Carson City daily appeal. [volume], March 30, 1922, Image 3

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Nevaaaprrepares
Football Schedule
SPRIGHTLY JHEf FROCKS
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The. University of Nevada's football
season, will open next fall with a game
against Santa Clara College on Mackay
field on September 30, according to tlic
tentative schedule which will be pre
sented to the athletic board of control
of the university by Athletic Director
R. O. Courtright, the Reno Gaze tc re
ports. The big game of the year in Reno
will be on Armistice Day when Whit
man College, winners of the Northwest
ern conference last season, will meet
the Nevada team on Mackay field.
The schedule as proposed includes
the following games:
Septtmber 30, Santa Clara at Reno.
October 7, Presidio army team ;.t
Reno.
October 14, Occidental College at
Reno. - .
October 21, University of Southern
California at Los Angeles.
October 28, Davis Farm at Reno.
November 4, Stanford at Palo Alt).
November 11, Whitman College at
Reno.
November 18, University of Califor
nia at Berkeley.
Negotiations are now going on with
St .Mary's for a Thankgiving Day
game at San Francisco.
HEARING TO RESUME
, The hearing of the irrigation injunc
tion suit of the Washoe Lake Reser
voir and Galena Creek Ditch Company
against Ira L. Winters will be resumed
this morning in Judge Eartlett's de
partment of the district court. The
hearing was continued from Tuesday in
order that Judge Bartlett might hear
a number of divorce cases. Journal.
BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS
REJECTED B7 COUNCIL
Because one was submitted by an
alien and another was irregular, the
Reno city council rejected two bids en
tered for sidewalk and gutter work
planned by the city. The work will
again be advertised for bide as a result
of the action of the council. Journal.
Use Appeal Want Ads for Results
YOU can buy a suit
here with the as
surance of getting just
what you want fine
quality, good style,
perfect fit and big
value.
We are confident
' of pleasing you be
cause we know that
clothes "Tailored to
Measure by Born"
give satisfaction in an
unusual degree
And yet this adds
no premium to the
price. Born Tailor
ing is sold at prices
lower than average
prices well within
reach of reduced in
comes Jos. Smyth
Men's Furnishings
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Meat
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Tonopah Bullion shipments to coast
smelters by Tonopah district mills, for
week, aggregate $212,660.
Silverton Treasure Hills planning
enlarged activities including work in
new prospects.
Any number of sprightly, new taf
feta frocks came trooping In, In nd
vance of spring, nnd they were per
fectly sure of a welcome. Along line
similar to those In the pretty modi)
shown here designers have made them
in very great variety, suited to gav
youth and varied to please charming
nge. In a conspiracy to make them
wholly Irresistible to gentlewomen
lace is Introduced In the sleeve or
neck or both, and the silk Is used in
hand-made embellishments of flowers
and ruchings, covered cord or straps.
The dress pictured here for after
noon, or informal wear, is a youthful
model with full scalloped tunic over
n plain skirt. Its elbow sleeves, ol
the taffeta, are lengthened by a pufl
of fine net ending in a band of silk at
the wrist. Straps of the taffeta ex
tend from ti e elbow to cuffs nnd roe
of It are set about the tunic. The
scalloped erte is finished with a silk
covered cord.
That the Sparks Progressive Business-
Club intends to immediately start
activities that will result in that city
getting an accurate enumeration of its
population, came to light at a recent
meeting of the club at the Dew- Drop
Inn, according Jo the Sparks Tribune.
Following a statement that negotia
tions had been entered into with this
end in view, considerable dicussion was
indulged in. One plan was to secure
the services of Mrs. Clyde 1 lowland,
who is school census enumerator, to
take a census of the entire city at the
same time the children of school age
are being enumerated. Others favored
districting the city and placing a num
ber of Prcgressives on the job. The
matter was finally left to the board of
directors, with full power to act for the
club, and they will immediately get
busy.
According to the government census.
Sparks is credited with only 3268 in
habitants. From every basis of com
putation the population of Sparks is
figured at in excess of 4500 souls and
possibly 5000 would be nearer the cor
rect number.
! ! ' A nice line ol Aprons and
. iiouse Dresses. Juade of
Ginghams and Crepes. Also
- F.lko Elko county holds state record
for cattle shipments; 1921 output is
valued at ?1,142;000.
Insurance Annual Statement
Of the United States -Branch, Patriotic
Assurance Co., Ltd., of Dublin, Ire
land. Deposit capital (paid up
in cash) $- 200X00.00
Assets 1,013,730 -iO
Income
Premiums $ 57,657.83
Other sources 101,194.09
HAULING
FURNITURE MOVED For the
moving of furniture, house-hold
goods, trunks, machinery, etc., phone
to 1614. j28-tf.
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Ginghams.
patterns
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FUUERAL DIRECTOR
LICENSED MORTICIAK
NEW AUTO 1IEAESE
Alodem rarapban&Jia
Lady Attendant
EFFICIENCY MY KOTTO
Parlors, 503 S. Carson St., Paone 4
Total income. 1921 $ 658,851.97
Expenditures
Paid policy holders $ 221.07576
Other expenditures 292,404.31
Total expenditures, 1921....$ 513,480.07
Business, 1921
Risks written .. ? 139.301 ,530.00
Premiums thereon 1.531,269.14
Losses incurred 263,462.15 :
Nevada Business
Amount of risks written $51,550.09
Premiums received 1,050.00!
Amount of said policies 27,682.00 !
P. T. KELSEY, j
Manager.
Fire
James M. Leonard, Agent
Caison Valley Dank DIdg. ,T -
Phone 5-6-1 Carson, Nevada
All San Francisco Dailies Hot Butterkist
Pop Corn Daily Peanuts and Confection
Fresh Opposite Post Office Telephone 63
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E H. J. Vaushan
PHONE
16 3
Tobacconist-Newsdealer-BiHiard Parlor
Imported and Domestic Cigars Pipes, Smoking
Tobacco, Cigarettes, Everything for the Smoker
of Taste Pure Goods and Courteous Treatment
Virginia Sc Truckee Raiiway
General Offices. Carson City, Nevada
H. COFFIN, General Manager
S. C B1GELOW, H. L. GRIFFITHS,
General Passenecr Agent ' General Freight Agent
No. 6
Mot'r
No. 4
Mix'd
p. m.
4.30
4.44
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527
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p. m.
1.08
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5.56 3.22 10.12 4 Stewart 11.58 4.58 6.49
620 3.50 j 10.40 15 ) Ar Minden Lv 11.30 4 30 625
Daily.
Connecting at Reno and Mound House with Southern Pacific Co.. at Car
son City daily except Sunday May 1st to June 15th and September 1st to Octo
ber 31st. Daily June 15th to September 1st with auto stage for Glenbrook,
Lakeside Tark, Bijou and Al Tahoe: at Minden with dailv autn statre fnr
Woodfords and Markleeville ; daily except Sunday with auto stages for Genoa,
Walley Springs, Colevil'.e, Topaz, Wellington, Sweetwater and Bridgeport.
Passengers for Masonic leave Minden Tuesdays and Thursdays, remain at
PLUMBING
Plumbing and pipe wcvk in
all its bran-lies promptly
attended to. Phone 485.
FJD UURRAN
SPENCER SWEET PEAS !
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
AND WHITE CLOVER
ONION SETS AT LOWEST PRICES
AND A HUNDRED OTHER
BEST,QUALITY SEEDS
MULLER'S DRUG STORE
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KO. 15 Meets the Second
".' ar.d Fourth Friday at 8 p
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7 Visiting ar.d sojourning
, members are cordially in-J
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l4 NKTTIE QUILL. Sec'y
EVELYN S. BRADY. Pres.
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Service
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You can't expect
your battery to go on
without service any
more than you can ex
pect your ares to stand
up without air or your
motor to work without
oil!
Eattery service is our
business. We have the
equipment, the skill and
the knowledge that enables
us to make your battery
last longer and serve better.
We 'always recommend
Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, but don't get the
'idea that you can't get the
Willard Standard of Serv
ice unless you have a Wil
lard Battery. We have
only one grade of service
here at Eattery Headquar
ters and everybody gets
it on the same basis wheth
er he's a Willard user or
not.
CARSON FURNITURE STORE
Anything that you need in the line of furnishings?
An exceptional bargain on a large refrigerator, I will bring
my wall-paper boolis to your home and measure your rooms,
ft Picture framing and repair work. Work called for or de
livered, ft Everything cash or C.O.D.. ft No Credit.
C. MULLER, Prop.
311 South Carson Street Telephone 145
Prightens and beautifies
structures and preserves
tlveni
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good
. selling paints
paints at fair
prices
Ed. J. Walsh
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves
Cooking Utensils, Etc.
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P. H. HEIDEN II. P. KARGE
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Have your brakes relined. Now is the time. Defective
brakes have cost many a life and great financial loss. Possibly
;hey may need readjusting and not relining. It requires an .
expert to do tin's properly. The mere tightening of a nut or
two will not always be effective. YVhen they do not yield to
the ordinary adjustments it is time you have them looked over
nd the proper adjustments made or relieved, as the case may
be, by a skilled mechanic.
WEED CHAINS
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ReprseRting
Wiilerr' Storage
Batteries
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A Large Stock of Assorted Sizes and Styles to Select From
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Arrow Gan
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CARSON CITY, NEVADA
Geo. A. Cole, Pres. . . . T. L. Hawkins, Sec-Treas..
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