The Marble booster. [volume], October 09, 1915, Image 4

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Marble
Theatre
Performances:
Wednesday 8 p.m.—Friday 8 p.m.
Sunday, 8 p. m.
FRIDAY NIGHT
“On Desert Sands”—2 parts.
“Simple Faith”—1 part comedy.
SUNDAY NIGHT
“When Romance Came to Anne”
—2 part feature drama.
“Maggie's First Lover”—1 part.
“The Pole Champions”—1 part.
Ruth Nall in singing and dancing.
4-Piec« Orchestra Plays at Each
Performance
Joseph Faussone, Mgr.
I DR. C. L. WILLIAMS
DENTIST
Next Visit to Marble
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TAKE NOTICE.
Dumping along the road between the
school buildings and the old town dump
is strictly prohibited by the board of
health. Any persons dumping in this
restricted district will be arrested and
prosecuted by the undersigned.
M. R. JAYNE,
Town Marshal.
FOR SALE—Fisrt class piano. For
particulars inquire of Mrs. Annie B.
Sharp.
A full line of new and handsome cos
tumes for the Columbus Day Mask ball,
October 9, at the Marble Trading com
pany. 30-2t
Hard Wheat Kansas flour, the Semo
lina brand, at $3.60 per hundred at
Tony Fiori’s. 28-4t
The best fresh meats in Marble are
always to be had at our store. When
your mouth waters for a tender steak
or chop or roast, let Jake Kirsch, our
butcher, fix it up for you and you’ll be
a steady customer thereafter.—A.
GALLO & SONS.
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Our Fame Abroad
Read the following letter:
162 Terrace Drive,
Pasadena, Calif.,
September 28, 1915.
A. GALLO & SONS,
Marble, Colo.
Gentlemen:
We have not been able to find any dried beef in this section that suits
us as well as that bought from you and we thought we would try ship
ping a little by parcels post to see how it came through. Send us in the
chuck and we will slice here, and send us as good a cut as possible, as we
want it good if we go to this expense to get it, you know.
3 1-2 lbs. at 40c $1.40
Parcels Post, 4-lb. rate 26
Very Truly Yours,
C. II. DICKINSON.
’Nuff Sed! A. Gallo & Sons
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Framed Picture
salLT
' I v o make room for our new holiday line of Pictures,
A we are closing out our old line at the following
reduced prices:
40c 16x20 Colored Gravure, religious and famous subjects, now $ .20
$1.85 16x20 Framed Pictures, gilt and black frames, subjects
in Landacapes and Fruits 1.50
15c Oval Metal Framed Pictures, subjects American Girl Heads 10
35c Oval Metal Framed Pictures, religious subjects 20
20c Passepartout Pictures, subjects Children 10
New Comics, at a New Price, pictures with a real humor, the
kind that make you laugh 25
See Our Window Display
Henry Mertens ::
The Civic Improvement League re
cently prevailed upon the board of
health to stop indiscriminate dumping
of rubbish and refuse along the road
way below the mill, whereupon yarious
persons have been dumping such refuse
along the roadway at points between
the old dump and the public school
buildings. If these parties are caught
Marshal Jayne will prosecute them, ac
cording to a notice in another column
of this paper. The Civic Improvement
league and the board of health are try
ing to make this roadway into Marble
like Nature intended it to be and this
paper will be very glad to see prosecu
tions follow any further violations of
orders in this restricted district.
Fresh bread from Denver daily, guar
anteed to be as good as ever you put in
your mouth, at A. GALLO & SONS.
Mrs. Silvio Gowatch and son, Emil,
returned from Denver Monday where
they had been on business connected
with the Gowatch store.
When your piano needs tuning have
P. J. Tischhauser do it. He also takes
orders for music or musical instruments
of any kind and will get same for you
on short notice.
Mrs. John L. Tischhauser entertained
the ladies sewing club last Wednesday
afternoon at her hospitable home on
home on Silver street.
Get your costume for the Columbus
Day Mask ball at the Marble Trading
company. 30-2t
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. S. Bates of Ho
boken, N. J., after spending the last
couple of months on the coast, came
through here for a brief visit on their
return East. Mr. Bates is a stockholder
of C. Y. M. It was his fourth visit to
Marble.
A card from Miss Mary Whiteman,
formerly a teacher in the Marble schools,
says she is teaching this year at Gyp
sum with splendid prospects for a pleas
ant year. She has seventeen pupils.
Miss Whiteman gets tne old reliable
Booster each week to keep her in touch
with Marble, where she has so many
friends.
GET RID OF THOSE POISONS
IN YOUR SYSTEM!
You will find Dr. King’s New Life
Pills a most satisfactory laxative in
releasing the poisons from your sys
tem. Accumulated waste and poisons
cause manifold ailments unless re
leased. Dizziness, spots before the
eyes, blackness and a miserable feel
ing generally are indications that you
need Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Take
a dose to-night and you will exper
iencegrateful relief by morning. 25c. 2
Fresh Oysters—MARBLE TRADING
COMPANY.
Miss Lizzie McKeown returned to her
home in Glenwood this week.
Don’t forget to see S. R. Berger, the
popular optician, who will be here again
at the Larkin hotel for two days, Oct.
9-10; Saturday and Sunday. Crossed
eyes straightened with glasses. Child
ren’s eyes examined free.
Tom Walsh and Fritz are
making preparations to work their min
ing claim on Daniels hill this winter.
Samples of ore from this mine, which
have recently been exhibited in Marble,
show native silver running 2,200 to
2,500 ounces to the ton. The Booster
hopes- both these old boys uncover
enough ore of this value to make them
rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and
baby came in last Saturday from Bur
lington, Wash., in which town and
others near they have been since their
marriage here two years ago. Harry is
back in the monumental department at
the C. Y. M. plant and is comfortably
located in the house recently vacated by
Phil Meek.
Jack Flogus, who lives on the Hol
land ranch just below town, this week
trapped and then shot a brown bear in
the hills back of the Woods and Parry
ranches which weighed 328 pounds. The
bear was as fat as butter and its hide
was in perfect condition. Flogus brought
the bear in to the Marble Trading com
?any store where it was on exhibition
or a day or so and then was sold in the
meat department of the store. Flogus
trapped another bear in the same local
ity about two weeks ago.
W. R. Daum of Ottumwa, la., stock
holder of C. Y. M., visited here a few
days this week. Mrs. Daum accompan
ied him on his Western trip but was ta
ken ill at Glenwood and unfortunately
was prevented from coming up here.
Mr. Daum was here once before, four
years ago, but the present mill and
quarry was an entirely different sight
to him.
The Children’s Flower Contest, pro
moted by the Civic Improvement League,
closes next week, and, on Saturday
night, Oct. 16, the plants entered will
be on display at the St. Paul’s Boys’
club. Efforts are being made to secure
some good stereopticon war views which
will be shown that same evening, and
it is hoped that everyone interested in
the children will be present and help to
make the evening a great success. All
plants must be sent in to the clubhouse
between 2 and 4 o’clock Saturday after
noon of next week.
Everything in staple and fancy gro
ceries and a full line of many choice
novelties that appeal to the appetite.
When you are uncertain what to have
for the next meal, and you hanker for
a change, go in and see Joe, or Katie,
or Jake, and they’ll make you and your
stomach glad.—A. GALLO & SONS.
Is Coming Again to Marble.
S. R. Berger, the well known Optom
etrist and Optician, will be here again
at the Larkin hotel for two days, Oct.
9-10, Saturday and Sunday. Glasses
scientifically fitted. Satisfaction posi
tively guarauteed. Children’s eyes ex
amined free.
TAKE CARE OF THAT ITCHING!
ALL ITCHING BORDERS ON ECZEMA
Do y' u regard lhat itching as a ser
ious thing? It is! Unless you begiu to
tight it with Dr. Hobson’s E'-zoma
Ointment, the disease is likely to cling
on for months and years. Scores of
grateful users say: “Why did we
waste those months and years in ago
ny when so tested a remedy was on
the market.” This ointment is no ex
periment; it is absolutely healing in
its power. Do not allow it to become
serious. Buy a box to-day to fight the
beginnings of eczema. 50c. a box. 2
Denver
ryFarmers
International
Dry-Farming
Congress
and
Soil Products
Exposition
Sept.26-Oct.lo
Special round trip fares will
be effective from all points in
Colorado, tickets on sale, Sep
tember 26-27 and October
3-4, return limit October 1 1.
For particulars ask your local
agent or communicate with
rnj| j. p. hall
General Agent, A.T. & S. F. Ry.
lyfcj DENVER, COLO.
Bank Money Orders
Easiest, Quickest, Safest, Cheapest
and the Best Form of Remittance
Sending money through the mails is an almost daily occurrence with some people.
Everybody has occasion to remit by mail at times.
Many people believe that a postoffice or express money order is necessary, or
that they must send the cash itself in a registered letter.
This is a mistaken idea. Your bank is the logical home of all things financial and is
the best institution for the transfer of fnnds, be the remmittance ever so small.
A bank money order costs much less than either a postoffice or express orders as
you will note by the prices quoted below:
AMOUNT BANK ORDER P, O. EXPRESS
Drafts up to $20.00 5 cents 3 to 10 cents 3 to 10 cents
$20.00 to 40.00 10 cents 12 to 15 cents 12 to 15 cents
40.00 to 60.00 15 cents 18 to 20 cents 18 to 20 cents
60.00 to 80.00 20 cents 25 cents 25 cents
80.00 to 100.00 25 cents 30 cents 30 cents
The Marble City State Bank
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Selz Rubbers & Overshoes
We have just opened
up Forty big Cases of the
famous “Selz” Rubbers and
Overshoes for men, women
and children, every pairof which
is sold under an iron-clad guaran
tee. We have, also, received our
big fall stock of men’s and children’s
hats and caps; hosiery, sweaters, macki
naws and underwear. We have, also, a
complete stock of all-wool blankets, comforts
and baby blankets, and a nice line of many new
novelties. Call in and exame this new, up-to-date
stock of goods. Styles and sizes to suit most any one.
Prompt, satisfactory service always. We strive to please
The Marble Trading Co. J
Suit Cases and
Trunks...
—New Supply Just Received
Prices:
$2 to $10
Also just received, Mackinaw Coats
for Boys from 7 to 18 years
Williams Bros.
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