Carson City daily appeal. [volume], November 22, 1919, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY' NOVEMBER 22. 1919
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CORRECT GLASSES
There are a good many things that
can be delayed until a future time, but
when your eyes, begin to go back on you
there is no Use putting the matter of
glasses off. Every day increases the
defect and makes the task of fitting
you correctly a harder one. H
My optical department is equipped
wfth a view of handling the most diffi
cult as well as the simple ones.
I guarantee every casej"; difficult , or
simple. ; ;
DR. W. T. McLAIN, V
' Optometrist, Carson.
At Mrs. C. W. Friend's store, where
you can find Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry; also Edison Phonographs and Re
cords, where I shall be happy to play
choice selections to entertain lovers of
music.
MRS. C. W. FRIEND,
" Opposite Postoffice.
People and liotes Of Interest
A. J. Maestetto, district attorney of
Lander county, was an arrival this
morning from Austin. f , V
Mrs. Dolph Dressier and daughter
Ruth returned to their home irV Renoon
last evening's express, ' ;
Mrs. Arthur Raycraft, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Otto Schulz, left last even
ing for her home in Tonopah.
Mrs. Hinch, who has been, visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Rufe Henrich, left
on last evening's train for the riverside
city.
John Breuner, Jrn arrived on the
morning train from San Francisco for
a week end "visit with his wife and the
baby. ..
Mrs. Charles Stone, former resident
of this city,' arrived from Bakersfield
Calif., yesterday and is" visiting friends
in this city.
Rev. C. S. Mook returned from Vir
ginia Citv anrl Silvpr Pitv. last pvenine
after his weekly visit to his parisoners
in that section. , '
. George S. Clack was over from Reno
yesterday for an inspection of the min
ing property which his company is de
vcl vng north of town.
Sallie Blackwell returned to
th.it city yesterday afternoon, after at
tending the two-day confernece in the
riverside city of Nevada women.
Irs. Alma Millard of Reno spent the
rT in th:s city with her grandmother,
Mis. Fryer, whose conditions is giving
her family and friends great uneasiness
Mr. and Mrs. William David Steven
son are now comfortably settled in San
Francisco, where they will . spend the
winter. Mrs. Stevenson was formerly
Miss Edna Riehl, and the young couple
were married shortly after Mr. Steven
son's return from overseas.
Dr. E. R. Willis, a former pastor of
the Methodist church in Carson, is an
arrival in this city and will preach in
that church tomorrow evening. At the
presert time he is conference choirister
" and his visit to this city is in behalf of
the conference claimants' "endowment
fund.
On account of new advances in
wholesale prices, which could not
be foreseen, and which, as my in
voices now coming in show, make
cost and freight MORE than quo
tations given below on some arti
cles, these quotations must be
Withdrawn Dec. 1st
Meantime, the price of . NE
V AD A FLOUR has not advanced
Come in and SEE not only see.
but TASTE this product of our
"desert" State. FREE DEMON
STRATION and SAMPLES on
Mcnday and Tuesday. '
Dromedary Dates, pkg.,... i.30c
Imported Citron, lb.:."..U..45c
-Imported Orange and Lemon
peel, lb ......45c
Red Pimentoes, can 16c
Olive Relish, can 14c
Green Chili, can 13c
Mince Meat, bulk, per lb... 35c
Heinz Plum Pudding, can 50o
New Crop Nuts
Soft Shell Almonds, lb
Soft Shell Walnuts, lb ....
Shelled Nuts
45c
45c
Salted Almonds, lb.
Salted Peanuts, lb . .
Nonpariel Almonds, lb 1
Brazil Nuts, lb ....
Walnuts, lb .
$1.35
....... .50
1.25
. 11.50
..1.35
Ed.' J. Walsh
CarsobCity, Nevada
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19. This close up of the Prince of Wales
just after landing in New York at the Battery shows him looking up
at the -White Ilall buiiding. From this point to the City hall, where
he was officially received by Mayor Hyland, the eyes of the prince
were almost constantly nxed upon New York's skyline, the first
glimpse ofwhich he received while
United States destroyer. The route
within view of the Woolworth tower. The royal visitor will remain
in New York until Saturday, when he will leave for Halifax, N. S. '
Board of Parole
At yesterday afternoon's session of
the board of parole the following cases
were acted upon : '
Isaac Graham, Elko, grand larceny,
paroled, effective at once.
Eugene Demar, Washoe, burglary.
paroled, and will be turned over to fed--eral
authorities.
Earl Shannon, Elko, kurglary, paroled.
and will be turned over to his mother's
care December 1st. ' ' -
Owen . Hickey, Esmeralda, robbery.
denied.
A. Del Porto, Lyon, burglary, denied.
Antonio Alamada, .Churchill, paroled.
effective November 25th.
Parole was also granted Frank Ton-
jes, serving a term for misdemeanor in
the Washoe county jail.
'At a meeting held last evening 'par
oles were granted to F. A. Wills, Lan
der, assault with "intent to kill, and J.
H. Miller, White Pine, grand larceny,
effective November 27th. Wills' parole
becomes effective when he is called for
by the sheriff of Modesto county, Calif.
' The following cases, were acted upon
this morning: - . . . .
T . r j , , . dim nvi miuii in iiic evening itv i 1 . j... xx.
May Jarv.s, Lander, manslaughter, wilHs o San Francisco Musicby an
parole dented. augmented choir. Dr. Willis was at
Henry Emings, Washoe, larceny, par- one time pastor of the church in Car
oled, effectivei December 1st. v - son City. . ;
Robert E. Bell, White Pine, grand lar- J. L. COLLINS, Pastor,
ccny, paroled into the custody of his i ; LUTHERAN CHURCH f
brother. . s -j 'Luth.cran divine worship wilL take
Shortly before noon the entire mem-.place at Odd Fellows hall Sunday after
bership of the board, went out to the noon at 2:15 o'clock. The sermon of
prison -to interrogate a number of the d wiU based on. Luke 14:25-35.
. . . . ... '-I The theme will be : "The Cost of Chris-
pnsoners who have put m applications tim Discipleship." You are cordially
for clemency.. This duty took up the ; invited to attend these service and bring
greater part of the day. . " i vour friends. ' After the services the
GOOD TIMES AHEAD
Parties arriving jn this city the .last!,
day or two from the Comstock state J
that the old Jown is already showing
good effects from the. work now pro-
gressing and the developments being '
made. .
The properties which the Wingfield
Humphries interests recently took over
are making a splendid showing and ore
is being opened Mip that will insure the.
successful running of a mill for a long !
time .to come. There is talk that a new
mill will be erected and it will have a
capacity of several hundred tons a day.j
JOHN SCHULLER
Chimney Sweep
All ' work . done promptly and thor
oughly. "Call up ? Golden West hotel,
Carson City. k n21-tf
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AT THE CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost.
Mass at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sunday
school immediately after the second
mass. Evening devotions at 7:30 p. m,
Daily morning mass at 8 a. m.
THOS. E. HORGAN, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
service at 11 o'clock. We are respon
sible for the balance or lack of balance
in our lives and the lives of our neigh
bors these restless days. Let us be still
for a little and learn from God.
H. H. McCreery, Pastor.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Tomorrow morning the rector will
i give a talk on some of the results of the
recent general convention in its ad
vanced, steps, and also read the pastor
al letter set forth by the house of bish
ops. Sunday school at 10 a. m. - Holy
communion at 8 a. m.
C.S. MOOK, Rector.
METHODISt CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing service, 11 to 12. Sermon subject:
"The desire of the' Pastor's Heart." Ep-
worth League at 6:45. Musical service
i , .u : v.. t-w c r
Sunday school meets. All scholars will
please attend.
FREDERICK H. MENZEL, , Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
At the regular meeting of the Chris
tian Science society in Odd Fellows
hall Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the
subject of the lesson-sermon will be
"Soul and Body." Sunday school
at 10 o clock for all under the
age of 20. Wednesday evening meet
ings, whicn include testimonies of heal
ing through Christian Science, are at 8
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend the meetings: Free
literature; also books trom the circu
lating library may be obtained. ,
Fall Linecof Up-to-date
neckwear!
-Just Received
Z Circe Block, Canon City
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L(5. A. L iraOili
Put Up Every Pound of
Fruit You Can Get
Delicious Jams,
Jellies and Pre
serves made by
this recipe:
(redlabcl)
Makes psrPedk.
jams, jellies and
preserves.
REPORT IS MADE ON
ARMISTICE CELEBRATION ,
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Following is a brief report of the &
finance committee on the receipt's and j .
expenditureS in connectfon wyth Armis
tice Day celebrationand dance:
Receipts
Total receipts ..$245.00
Expenditures
Orchestra, including transporta-
mm exnt'use a.iiu Miiiuri jv.j
; ca cn
u... i i:,T.iijnmi
Printine .. - 10.90
Moving and tuning piano 6.00
DccoOtions, novelties for dance 725
Lunch and transportation for In
dian School band 9.75
Prizes fot sports committee 3.50
Miscellaneous incidental expense 2:96
Total .. $136.86
The balance of $108.14 has been turn
ed over to the King's Daughters to as
sist 'them in their worthy and charita
ble work. -
Special mention should be made, of
the fact that neither the Record-Courier
of Gardnerville, nor the Chronicle
at Virginia made any charge for the
considerable "advertising which was
done through the columns of their re
spective papers. Also, special mention
should be made of thefact that the Car
son AerieF. O. E. stood all of the ex
pense incurred in connection' with the
tableau, and the Indian School band do
nated their services.
. In making this report, the committee j
wishes to take the opportunity through j
papers, organizations and individuals
who so kindly contributed and assisted
the American'Legion, and other organi
zations co-operating, to make Armistice
Day, 1919 such a splendid success.
SONGS ARRANGED
Words or music written. Music plates,
printing and designs. Prompt and reas
onable. Code: Morgan. Mason Opera
House Bldg, Los Angeles, Calif. n22
OIL DRILLING RIG
With some casing for sale.
P. O. Box 642, Reno, Nev.
Address
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up fruit at home.' -V;
She fears she vail only, waste expensive
materials. ; " .j ,
It really is very simple. Just make your
preserving syrup with i Karo Red Label)
and yt sugar instead of sugar alone.
k You can then be as sure of your results
as the woman who always has "luck" with
her preserving.
Nice fine, clear Karo Syrup has a natural
affinity for the fruit juices. It blends the
sugar with the juice brings out the rich
fruity" flavor, and insures firm jams and
jellies that never , "candy" in the glass.
' A well-filled fruit pantry will give you
much pleasure this winter, when fresh fruits
are scarce and high, if you just use Karo
Syrup with your sugar. -
For Cooking Baking and Candy Making Karo
Red Label) is used in millions of homes. In all
cooking and baking iecipes use Karo instead of
sugar. It is sweet, of delicate flavor, and brings
out the natural flavor of the food.
?Rpapa Preserving is easy when you have
fc the sixty-eight page Corn Products . .
Cook Book handy. Wonderful recipes easy to
follow. Beautiful illustrations. Write us today
for it. It is free. '
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING
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Just Arrived
A new lot of woolen under
wear for ladies and children,
navy blue serge goods, hos-
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wry. comiorters, sneets ana
5 blankets.
GEE HING COMPANY.
Chalmers Six
- The car with the Ramshorn
Hot Spot Motor. If you are" in
terested, in a good car at a reas
onable price come in and see us.
We are also agents for the Chev
rolet, Maxwell and Reo cars.
Chalmers
Chevrolet
Maxwell .
..$1,930
857
..$1,160
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Carson Citj, Nevada
EPISCOPAL FOOD SALE
The ladies of St. Peter's Episcopal
church will hold their annual fancy
work and cooked food sale Wednesday,
November 26th, at Guild hall, commenc
ing at 11 JO a. m. There will be cakes,
salads, mince meat, baked beans, etc
TAMALE3 ;
Real chicken, with rich, red gravy
and pure corn meal. Made clean and
daily by DIGNON. Phone 501, ' n7-tf
ANNUAL SALE I
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have an annual sale of pastry and
fancy work December 6th. n8-tf
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