Carson City daily appeal. [volume], July 30, 1917, Image 3

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1917
Fertlize Your Lawns
See Bath for manure for fertilising
your lawns or gardens Phone
941. i22-tf
Bath, the Exprcsunan
Express work of all kinds, trunks
and baggage hauied to and fror(
depot. Bath. Phone 941. j22-tf
Virginia & Truckee Railway
General Offices, Carson City, Nevada
A. M. ARDERY, General Manager.
S. C. BICELOW, H. L. GRIFFITHS,
General Passenger Agent. General Freight Agent.
England Did Not Practice Self-Dial
Until Death lists Began Coming In
.
SoJryUxd No 2 M,M May 1.1917 No.l
p. m. n. in. lwve Arrivn, n. ni. - '- P;u-
:WM J0 : 0 RKNO : ll:10 IO:-i4
:'l 1 '5 !':M) H - Steamboat 7:01 10:42 lo:(W
.KW 1:5.-, !:!! 17 Wawhoe !":- & '
:$-IS 2:15 :i7 21 Frank town t:4
4:IU M::V 31 Arrive CAltsON lav
4:l.r li:lKl 31 LHve CAKSON Arrive t.5 !:
4:f.: 10:35 41 Mound House 5:4
5:47 11:07 50 tlol.l Hill 5:11 iii!
i:0l 11:17 52 Arrive VI KOINIA l-rf-ave fi:0 .:2
NT5 oTfTT .ntt " No. la N'-17 No 19
Motor Motor Motor Ive-CAKSON-Arrive Motor Motor Motor
"-'J',- fiV fcliV 0 NtewnrU Indian School few '
01 til HM' 4 Arrive-Min,le..-leave - .r,y
hi-a 455 lo:4 lr nt r,:io ;3.
Daily. ..... Jj
JSaturdays only.
Connecting at Reno with Southern Pacific Co., at Mound House with
Southern Pacific Co., and at Minden with daily auto stage for Woodfords and
Markleeville, daily, except Sunday, with auto stages for Genoa, Walley
Springs, Coleville, Topaz, Wellington, Sweetwater and Bridgeport, and on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays with auto stage fur Masonic.
Do You Smoke?
H.
If you do, of course you want the
best to be had for your money. A
cigar, a pipe, smoking tobacco, or
cigarettes, the best of each, may be
found at
J. VAUGHAN'S SMOKERY
OPPOSITE POSTOFFIC1
Billiard Parlor In Connection
l By George Martin, United Press
staff correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July 30. England
didn't abandon "its orgie of ostentation
and luxury" until the death lists began
to pour in from the trenches.
"Then the small sacrifices like style
in dress" and faincy foods came easy to
them," said "Tay Pay" (T. P.) O'Con
nor, Irish envoy to America, dissucc
ing Uncle Sam's food and supply con
servation program here today.
The white haired Celt went on to tell
more of what happened to the British
housewife and other stay-at-homes,
drawing comparisons with the same
things happening in this country today.
He expressed keen interest in the
government's plea to women to aban
don their beloved "style" in dress and
the appeal to men to curb their appeti
tes at table.
"Luxuries in England have been prac
tically wiped out," said he. "A .few
men still drink champagne now and
then, but with a certain air of apology.
"The lesson I think one might draw
from what is taking place in England
is that self-denial has become easy to
those outside the trenches largely be
cause of the heroic sacrifice of those
who are in the trenches.
-Ice Season Is On
John Rubke announces that he has
taken over the agency of the Union Ice
company in this city and will start de
livering on Thursday morning, June 7th.
Phone 1511 with your orders. j5-tf
SPECIAL SALE HATS, DRESSES
I am closing out all hats at less than
wholesale prices. Mrs. Ed. Sweetland,
112 W. Second St. j9-tf
"The war thus has had a great elevat
ing influence on the morale of the na
tion. It has been a benficient interrup
tion of the great orgie of ostentation
and luxury.
"Men's and women's appetites for
enormous wealth and great expenditures
have received a check.
"All these things will finally result
in a more equitable point of view as to
the distribution of wealth among differ
ent classes of society and pave the way
for an approach to a more popular state. ;
"Dinners have been reduced univer- .
sally to three courses. And you could
not find a table, however hospitable the '
host or how wealthy, where today more '
than three courses are served. I
"Many things considered indispen- J
sable are now surrendered without the !
least sense of self-denial.
"In the house of commons we had to 1
go three days without potatoes. After
the first day nobody seemed to mind or
indeed remember that we had no pota
toes. We were quite satisfied with rice
or turnips.
"Many men and women, some of them
rather stout, have given up riding to
and fro in taxicabs. Those who never
rode in tubes or busses do so now be
cause they realize the number of drivers
needed at the front."
r VAUT ANY OF THESE?
Patent Medicines
Perfumes
Photographic Supplies
Face Powder '
Toilet Soaps
Kodaks
YES?
Then get them from
J. A. MULLER
itfpisl Opposite P.O.
Carson
Carson City
Valley
Bank
Nevada
Capital, hilly paid
..J;.0.HKhl0
OFKICEKS
lt . Wiiitf field. Pre.
F. M. l-e, Viee-Pre
H.U. Humphrey, V-Fres.
H. C Ciapp, Cashier
G. B.Spratlling.Ast.CMir.
DIRECTOR
Hen. WingfieM
F. M. 1-ee
H. i. Hunmhrey
II. C. Clapp"
Chas. J Kulison
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This bank will receive deposits, buy or sell foreign drafts, make
loan 1 ami lo a geueral banking business. Interest nl the rate of 4 per
cent per annum will be paid on time Certificates of I Hi posits ami Sav
ings Accounts. United States Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
Tonopah Cash Boy
Ships Carload of Ore
The Cash Boy is getting into its stride
with regular shipments that are of a
higher order than the average product
of this district. The companv shins to
both the Western Ore Purchasing com
pany and the Belmont mill at Millers,
the high grade product going to the
former.
The water level is now down to a
deptti 01 osu teet in tne winze where
they are raising from the west drift
to get a stope started. The lottom of
the shaft is 1,450 feet and the winze car
ried the development 130 feet further.
With immunity from water the man
agement teels that it will he atile to
sustain shipments at the rate of a car
load a week of good milling grade.
Bonanza.
HATS AND DRESSES
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DAYTON REDUCTION COMPANY.
It
An irresistible showing of newest
styles in hats. A nice assortment of
middy and sport dresses at Mrs. Ed
SWEETLAND'S. ml5-tf
For Ice Phone 1511
Notice is hereby givrn. that pursuant
to a resolution regularly and duly pass
ed and adopted by the Board of Direc
tors of the Davton Reduction companv,
at a meeting of said hoard held on the
28the day of July, A. 1)., 1917, a special
meeting of the stockholders of the Day
ton Reduction companv will be held on
Monday, August 13, A. D., 1917, at the
hour of 12 o'clock, noon, at the office of
John M. Chartz. attorney at law, Car
son City. Nevada, for the purose of
considering the following questions:
1. For the election of a board of di
rectors, to serve during the ensuing
year and until their successors .shall
have been elected and qualified.
2. To pass upon the action of the
board of directors heretofore taken,
providing for a transfer of a certain
existing contract between the Dayton
Reduction company and the Dayton
Placer company to the Dayton Placer
company in exchange for 3( Rl.OOO shares
of the capital stock of the Dayton Plac
er company, and '"for the payment of
certain indebtedness of the Dayton Re
duction company.
3. For the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meet
ing and which might properly be con
sidered at a regular or special meeting
of the stockholders of said companv.
LEE A. HOWE, Secretary.
Dated, July 28, 1917,-10d
Appeal dispatches are the latest.
AN EVIDENCE
That you are careful of your
personal appearance is a
CREASE IN YOUR
TROUSERS
For Your Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing
COME TO US
WM. BRUNN
Ihe Tailor
Groceries
Table 'supplies that make the
meal both enjoyable and whole
some. Hardware
Quality that represents the oest
judgment in buying.
Coffees
Fo.ger's, for quality, strength
ami flavor are not excelled.
A Well Selected Stock ol Everything
in the Jroeery Line and
Prices Right.
ART MEYERS
THE GROCER '
HOTEL GOLDEN
RENO. NEV.
Largest Hotel in the State
Owned and Operated by
RENO SECURITIES CO
GEO. WINGFIELD. Pres.
II. G. HUMPHREY. Vice-Prea.
FRANK GOLDEN. JR., Mgr.
C. ?. BURTON, Secy & Treas.
$1.00 AND UP. EUROPEAN
YOU read the
1L other fellow's ad
You are reading this one.
That should convince you
w tnat advertising in these
columns is a profitable
v proposition that it will
Jjftt bring business to your
3? store. The fact tha the
is
is
other fellow
advertises
reason he
probably tke
getting mcJT e business than
is falling to you. Would
it not be well to give
the other fellow a chance
To Read Your Ad.
in These Columns?
San Francisco Hotels
PROFESSIONAL
SWEENEY & MOREHOUSE
Attorneys at Law
(Washoe Bank B'ld'g, Reno)
Carson Valley Bank B'ld'g
CARSON CITY - - NEVADA"
J. M.
SPRING SUITINGS
Our samples for Spring Suits are
now arriving and wre are ready to take
your measure. Remember we are
agents for two of America's standard
clothing houses. Our line of gent's
furnishings is as complete as ever.
Or send word to the yard. I have
taken the agency of the Union Ice com
pany and will begin delivery on Thurs
day, June 7th.
j5-tf JOHN RUBKE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I JOS. SMYTH Company
4
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned have been duly appointed and
qualified by the First Judicial District
court ot the state of Nevada, in and for
the county of Ormsby, as executors of
the estate of James G. Sweeney, late of
said county, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached,
with the clerk of the court, within
three months from the first publication
of this notice.
NELLIE W. LAMMON,
LOUISE J. SANFORD,
GEO. A. BARTLETT,
Executors.
Date of first publication, July 23, 1917.
of
Pianos
Quality
Mehlin A Sons, Sohmer, Ives
V. Pond, Knabe, Estey Organs
and Seeburg Electrics, and
many others. You save from
$50 to $1(10 on your piano pur
chase by calling or writing
direct to the
J. D. Mariner!;
Music House:;
Phonographs, Small Instruments
and Sheet Music
Box 422
Reno, Nevada
FRAME
Attorney at Law
Office: 228 N. Virginia St.
Rooms 2 and 4
RENO - - NEVADA
WHEN IN SAN FRANCISCO
stop at the
HOTEL DALT
(formerly Hotel Dale)
34 Turk St., near Market,, in the
heart of the city,
NEWLY FURNISHED
AND RENOVATED
RATES Room and detached
bath, 1.00 per day; room and
private hath, $1.50 per day. Our
large free bus meets all trains.
A. H. HEER
Attorney at Law
Cilice: 204 N. Virginia St.,
REND - - - NEVADA
THOMAS E. KEPNER
Lawyer
"orporation, Alining and
Law
Ciiniina! Defense
Probate
PENO
NEVADA
NEVADA
NORTH
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A RARE OFFER
TO any new or old subscriber who pays $9
in advance for one year's subscription to
the APPEAL will be given One Hundred
Engraved Visiting Cards
and Plate. The latter will last a lifetime. This
is equivalent to a cash present of several dollars
and should be taken immediate advantage of, as
the time of the offer is limited. Samples of the
cards and style of engraving desired can be seen at
the Appeal office. There are twenty-three styles to
select from. Remember by paying the 9 you
get the Appeal one year and 100 cards and plate.
Come Early With Your Order
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Motor
Daily
Lakeview
Express
Dailv
A. M.
8:00
8:02
8:33
8:51
9:07
9:25
9:45
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A. M.
8:30
8:45
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f 9 30
947
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10:25
A. M.
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Supplement No. 3 to
Time Table No. 42
Effective, Thursday,
Feb. 15, 1917, 12:01 a. m.
STATIONS
Reno, Nev., S. I. Sta
Reno, Nev., N. C. O: Sta.
10 Summit
15 Cedar
21 Francis
27 Purdy, Cal.
34 riumas Jet.,
SOUTH
First Class First Class
2
Reno
Express
Dailv
0
Motor
Daily
1
M.
6 :45
6:40
6:12
5:55
5:36
5:16
4:55
P. M.
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P.
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4:40
4 :38
4-07
3:50
3:33
3:15
2:55
M.
ALONZO WELLS
Attorney at Law
Rinkle BTdg Up Stairs
JAMES D. FINCH
Clay Peters
RENO -
The Dalc-Tallac Hotel
140 Ellis St., Near Powell
THE BEST $1.00 ROOMS IN
SAN FRANCISCO
The Dale-Tallac is centrally lo
cated and a modern hotel in every
respect. The rates will be from
$1.00 to $1.50; no higher and no
lower, except where special rates
are made by the week or longer.
Take any car from the ferry to
Powell and from Third and
Townsend take Ellis Street car.
Telephone Sutter 430
B'ld'g
- NEVADA
W. W. GRIFFIN
Attorney at Law
CARSON CITY -
NEVADA
GEORGE B. THATCHER
Attorney at Law
CARSON CITY
NEVADA
JOHN F. KUNZ
Attorney at Law
Nixon Block,
GOLDFIELD
FIREPROOF
Hotel Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO
"Room and a Bath Dollar and a Half
Room without Bath, $1
Management:
GEORGE WARREN HOOPER
Famous JULES RESTAURANT
In Connection With Hotel
Best Food at Moderate Prices
NEVADA
PLATT & SANFORD
Attorneys at Law
Office: State Bank and Trust
Building
CARSON CiTY
NEVADA
Sfeife&ld -Nearest t FlB
Feather River Branch
WEST EAST
First Class Second Class Supplement No. 3 to Second Class. First Class
5 3 Time Table No. 42, 4 6
Motor Mixed Effective Thursday, Mixed Motor
Daily Feb. 15, 1917, 12:01 a. m. Ex. Sunday Daily
Daily Ex. Sunday Daily
A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M.
. 9:45 7:00 34 Plumas Junction 2:45 2:55
f 10:05 f 721 39 Chilcoot f 2:10 12:32
10:20 7:40 43 Vinton 1:25 2:17
11:00 8:25 54 , Beckwith 12:45 135
11:20 . 8:50 59 Portola 12:25 1:15
11:28 905 61 . Delleker 12:10 1:07
12:05 9:40 71 Clio, Cal 10:46 1230
p. m. , p. m.
9:50 74 Davies Mill, Cal 10:05
a. m. ' a. m.
WARREN i, BALDY
Attorney at Law
utiice: Larson v alley came aiag
CARSON CITY - - NEVADA
mil
No's. 1 and 2 run through from Reno, Nev., to Modeline, Likely, Alturas
and Fairport. Cal., and to Lakeview, Ore.
Feather River summer and fishing resorts reached by motor train No. 5,
as well as Blaindin, Quincy and other points on the Western Pacific Ry.
R. M. COX, General Manager.
CHARTZ & CHARTZ
John M. Chartz Alfred Charti
Attorneys at Law
Practice in all State and Federal !
Courts
CARSON CITY - - NEVADA
A. GRANT MILLER
Attorney at Law
Journal B'ld'g
Practice in All Courts
RENO .... NEVADA
Motel Manx
PoweS St. at OTerret!
SAN FRANCISCO tt$
Close to Thc,:trcs and
Shopping LUslrict.
Hotel t'uat is homelike -
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Servica and Appointments Vie It 14 11
best. Ktinr.inpniQtilW Wfrr !?'
in every koora. .Eictllent a U
Carte Dining Room.
European lien
Rates S1.03
and up.
DR. E. T. KREBS
Physician and Surgeon
Offices: Rooms 6 and 7, up-stairs
State Bank and Trast Com
pany's Building i
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