White Pine news. [volume], December 05, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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SANTA CLAUS
A Big Assortment of Christmas Gifts Al
ready Here and More Coming
H Come in and pick out your needs and place them
aside until you are ready to send them.
You will find in our assortment
l Jonteel Sets Thermos Bottles
jj Manicure Sets Toiiet Water
White Ivory Face Powders
Kodaks Toilet Cases
Candy Travel Sets
Stationery Mirrors
Perfumes Razors
Cigars Cards
And many other items, all in attractive Christmas Bokes,
ready to pack and mail. Come in and let us show you.
Prices Ranging from 50c to $40.00
STEPTOE DRUG CO.
Christmas Greetings
Beautifully Expressed
With our Engraved, Gold-Embossed
Cards
You must see them to appreciate
their elegance.
Leave your orders early.
Clark’s Drug Store
Shop Early j
Make your Christmas
selections before the
rush and before stocks
are depleted.
Wi innkt this suggestion becuust ni \t
month will be a busy month for you
and > ou will no doubt appreciate our
suggestion to buy your Jewelry, silver
ware and cut glass gifts, now. whip
ten lia'a the time and our stock !.«
complete.
A small deposit will res. it
in> article until wantcil
Everything in Diamonds
Watches Jewelry Silverware
Lindskogs Jewelry Store
The Place Which Sells
- .- - GIFTS THAT LAST -- j
Smxl it
With nil the in w mt« rests and oppor
tunities Dial are coining to you as a
modern woman, we zrc the more eager
to offer you our (service* in doing the
family wash. That’s drudgery which
we feel we can carry through for you
most successfully
Troy Power Laundry
WORK OUTLINED FOR '
LAE AMERICAN LEM
Tin following Information In i-'gnid
in tin uctlvlth * of tin- Ami'i icmi Le
gion lias been ree.ivei by m.-ml.. i o'
■ 11n- hi di r in Lly
rtepresentutlvi ; ol tin l.igimi imv
, informed oHU'IhI* ol tin- war risk in
i uur.tlKf iuhiiii. tli - federal luniril for
vocational idiieutior and tin public
health s* t vie* tlint tin* legion proposes
i to urg! tHc-arnri* dwigneil In out i- >1
lap*' in tin bureaus and to compel L *•
government in function in its dealings
II with discharged and disabled s.rviei
rp.on. *
Tin* b gion repn si iitutives .who nn-t
in Washington with the herds of three
bureau* to discuss ip Ian to combine
tilt work of the bureaus, declared that
(lie legion proposed to press for legis
lation consolidating function of in
government agencies and doing awa>
with ‘long-winded talk about ronp.ru
i tlott and coordination.' John Sinr
! bourne*, of Boston. IDimlit r of tin* 1. gi**n
I committee, admonished llu government
J conferee* that if the proposed consol
j .bition firsti .veil tin tr present organi
sation "it would simply have to g
' nliead and destroy."
I»r. C. W. Lavender, r* pi. se nt in* lie
public licallh service ph ailed foi i:
continuation of "other work in tin
live 11It service outsit* of that done fm
the veterans of tlu* world wor," saying
liis bureau liad many other functions.
Tile consolidation plan as outlined by
the legion ropresenlativi • proposes llu
creation of an asslttont secretary in
one of the * xecutlvi department* to
have direct charge of the work of tin
thine biirenus. Tin government rep
resentatives. U. Ii t’liolm* 1* y Jones,
wllrcctor of tlo war risk Insurance
bureau; 1'. Lambkin, imiulni of the
! vocation educational board, and t»r
ILavcndei approved this feature, but
doubted tin* advisability of actually
j combining tin* three bureaus.
Several member* of tne 1. gion com
mittee will remain in Washington t**
complete II" draft!IK oi tne hill.
Test African Plants
for American Use
Sixteen hundred lots of wuli un.l
plants of African fruits, vegetable*,
gains, ,m<1 flowers not common to this
country have been sent to the Foiled
States fb partment of agriculture for a
t'-st as ti their adaptability to Ameri
can sail as a r.-sult of a trip made to
I>r. H. I- Shanes, a* agricultural ix
plorer, Hr. Snantx accompanied the
Smithsonian-African expedition, vvlilch
made a tour ot Interior Africa from Cape
town to Fnrlo, pen* trallng the Ornng.
Free State, the Transvaal, the Congo.
Fast Africa, the Sudan, and Egypt, with
sfde trips I.) other parts of the contin
ent and adjacent islands.
Among the many new crop- ore that
is. viewed with interest is a gourd 2
fe«t long which contain* 2 gallon* of
succulent seed about the sUe of an
almond. The aunt of tin st seeds r»
tjemhles that of thr butternut, taste,
and in addition to their possibilities a*
a nut substitnu they are rich in oil
M i i.v ni w k.itlr rerns and sorghums, a*
well is grasses, suitable for tin. semi
arid west a* w. II ns the pint lands i f
tin south, some excellent new mangoes,
n number of oil plants, snini dry-land
rice, and a large number of grains and
grass, s are among tin specimens. The
department Inis found lh.it leveral
crops which flourish in central Africa
are adapted to the southern p. rts of
the southwestern I ntted States. Tin
Ainerlortii-Egypt inn cotton and Sudan
grass an among tin noteworthy cc
quialtion* is a n st.lt of previous * \
I>« ditions.
Tr>«« Federal Brians la Sltlli Well
f»r. W. W. Cook yesterday received
a telegram from tin main offices of tin
Texas Federal Oil Company at Klectra.
Tex., announcing tin' fact that well
So. 6 had struck the oil sand- and
looked good
This is tiie- w. R that u e> spuddi d
in when I>r Cook recently visited the
Texas olltiel.ls in tin int« rests of sev
eral stockholders in this district. It is
the sixth producing well brought in by
the company, and while tin deep sands
of the fields have never been reached
tin production from such a number of
wells should bring ri turns to tin
parties interested and the n.»« of In
welcomed by many residents who have
shewn their faith In the Texas Federal
by tin Inves tincnt of their money
Stern Ulna Contest by Two Majority
In the Urmsby contested election
case f.>r the office of sheriff, after tin
conclusion of the count and the ruling
of .fudge langan on the objected bal
lots St.-rn won by two votes. The
count shewed 193 foi Mteirt and 191 for
James
Our New Stock of
Beautiful
Pictures
Artistically framed
Is Here
*
Sepias, Water Colors and
Oil Paintings
$2.00 to $45.00
*
BISHOP’S
Optical and Jewelry
Store
Course in Mining (it
University of Nevada
'la. 1‘nlvi rsil j of Nevada hull* lin of
short coursts fm Nevada prospectors
is ready for distribution. This bulletin
is just off the pr ss ami It outlines the
excellent courses wliicii the university
off. rs for the mouth !»« ginning January
17. 11*71 Till* short couts^ls op u to
any nutn or women interested in pros*
pelt I iik. Tin only chfiigi i <■ small
enrollment f* ■ of $7. to uivei mlsci I
Igneous expen*. . Including supplies
iiii.l clniclcitl* tis. I in demonstration in
Hie various coursi *. T11. tiulletin gives
a d•'11.il> I slat', in. hi of Ihe subjects
which are treated.
Tin faculty d' Up Mackay School of
Mines, assisted by representative) from
other university departments. :• of
f-line this coursi at tin* time or year
which they calculated would he best
for prospect .rs to Rattier at Kono for
.1 month*** instruction.
Hattie Scenes oj
New l A tell Piet ii re
Tbi ni lIiiinoth buttlt scales in "The
1‘iici of l; ileini'tlon.'' tin n> » Metro
production starting fleet l.ytell, which
will I e seen at tne Kly theatre to
morn w. in n filmed in the mountains
of »'allfornia t\ Slit Sot) extra people tak
ing part In tin spectacb 'The Price
of Itedemption." v hicii is tin screen
adaptation by June Mathis from I A
K. Wyllt - him i 1 of India. Tip Ti tuple
»l I»awn." has a m o 1 it> principal
spectacular scenes i native uprising
niul storming of an English garrison.
Tb. mimic batlli was (limed up In the
inouptainous region. wli-.-fi a mountain
pnss afford. I ideal location for the
story of thi photodrumn.
Mo[ plug at id thing. Iiowcvrr. in tl»
ipifst for realistic iff. et* Metro '-tab
lisl ed a commissary. and every phase
p-aJoining to Ihe feeding an I housing
of Ihe innke-In lien natives and s. *h 111'.
was |im Id'd for. Nutive village* were
erected, and life in tip' Jungle of India
was portrayed with careful attention to
realistic details Keen lions were pro
vided—-to the number of three, that no
thing might In missing ft mn the pie
liirlzi I representation of the i mams
Wylie nocil of life in India
liccaus. of tip- many largi and club
( rate sets that were spi 11 ally cons* met •
ill for "Tin' Price* of 1{« demptinn," this
lat* -t pi,dui starring lb rt l.yti II n
said to In oi)i of tor biggtst produc
tions i'.i released under the Metro
bantu r. In addition to the mammoth
batth seines, an Indian file was
staged 111 Which Si ' I'D build ltd I'tr/'i
participated The feti was held in
what was supposed to t.pristnt Port
Aklmr. India, anil required the build
ing of a special set. Many cam'll.,
goats and clepliants were list d to pro
' Ido atmosphere for the sc. n.
* I'll, pric e of It.il nipt ion" w as ili
li. cl. d by M t'ltzg. raid, and
| photograph, d by K«d Pnlltn. H. ona
• mvi n. ('lie Madison and Janderi
j Stevi n« arc in the cast supporting lb rt
' l.ytell th< star.
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t niJaimed I.client la Ike My PtntlulMer
The follow I hr !• 11< ra remain un
claimed In the Ely poatofttcc for the
I week ending December 3.
Richard W. Broil) rick. Walter Itlutli
rch. Ralph Iluttore. Ml** Mamie Resalt
I Indian). Sir*. H M Barton Mr. John
<1. lilnhi Mr*. George Braler. Mivs Jes
sie Brow n. Mr Bill Delta*. Walt W .
Ban r (2). Mr John Crowley, Mr. .1. A
I'urh-t, Mr John S. Carroll. Mart J
Carroll. Mr l». I,. •Carroll, Mr J Cava
naugh, Mr. l»uni>l A. Carr, Mr. Harry
Caaey, Charles K ConkllnR. Harry
Culp. Mr. Michatl !•'. Desmond. Mi*s
Mildred Dryadal*. I*. T. l>olnn, Mr. Pat
Fitzgerald, Mr. Thoma* Oilheany, Brvnn
Oaven, Teazle Holloway. Mr. Georg) A.
Hauser. Mr. Thoma* Hogan, Anna
Hogan, Mrs. A M. Ha ye*, Mr. I.. M
llnrlmott. Vlnrlo Jerey, F. O. Kohler.
Mr. A O. Kelly. Mr Jam)* Killy, Mr*.
Ellen M Kelly. Mrs. Nora Lewis, Mr
Vito Leconte. Anna Murphy, Mr John
Meagher, Rhea Meagher, Mr \V. A.
Mahoney. Mr. Patrick MeOIII, Mr, W.
A McCarthy. Mr*. W. M. McCarthy, Mr*.
P, O'Hanlan. Mr. Ed O'Brien. Mr. Nor
man O'Brien. Mr. T. E. O’Brien, Mr.
Georg t O'Neil. Fom.ar Ojeda. Mr*. Kate
Perry. .1 W. Painter. Mr. F. J. Reilly.
Mr*. Mary Hood house Mr. llr-nry Reed,
Mr* Amy Reed. F. M. Itlpley. I„ Helen
Sullivan. Mr. Art Shambo, Mr. CS. C.
Spear. Mr Harry Shell. Mr. Frank It
Smith. Mr A T Tully. Mr. Ernest Tay
lie. Mr. anil Mra. Thomas Timonw*.1
Mr. Tlioinas Thurgood, I II Wuleon
<2Z. Mr W. I*. Wallace. Adrian N Wat
zon. Mr. Kd Wood*. A. t» Whit. Mi
1 G. Wheeler.
Subscribe for the Whit- Pin. N-tts
Delivered hv carrier or mailed to any
addre*s for $:: P*T year I >o It toilay.
Largest Stock
We Have Ever Had
Is Now Here
«»
Pictures, $2.00 to $45.00
HAWKES
Cut and Engraved Glass
Plain and Decorated
IVORY
Chime and Eight-Day
Seth Thomas Clocks
$4.00 to $75.00
Finest Line of Platinum
Bar Pins Made
Plain and Diamond Set
$10.00 to $300.00
Bracelet Watches $25 up
mm
BISHOP’S
Optical and Jewelry Store
ROD MID DDR CLUB
MS ON HEW LIFE
Hi the ( ltd Ion ul m " officer# lust
Tliursila.v night the White I’lnt Uod
am. Hun Club has been reorganized
and the clean sort "111 he revived In
this district. The new officers all all
of tin- energetic type of clean portt
miin who will put vim in whatevei
they nui) undertaki They are V J
Proctor, president, Harry Wilcox, see
returj : Herman Win treasurer. I>au
Itascorn, Held captain, and It I. ti'iayh ,
publicity manager.
A few years ago the Whiti Pun Hod
anil (Sun Club was one of the live or
ganizations of this county. Through
its energy an International con
test was arranged and attracted
the best possible shots In the pro
fessional as well as tin- amntuer
class from every section of the country.
Ml the district was in gala attlri for
about a week and tin event I* one that
will i ver In remembered P tiK• wise
arranged contests between local men
and turkey shoots, nil ol which vv • r<
most successful.
DIAMONDS
We still have some
Diamonds bought
before the war, and
we are offering
them at
BEFORE-the-WAR
PRICES
BISHOP’S
Optical and Jewelry Store
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ELI THEATRE
TONIGHT
Double-feature Program
Tom Moore
In the Great Cohan &
Harris Stage Comedy,
“Stop Thief”
and
Buster Keaton
...IN...
“Convict 13”
An All-Comedy
Program
TOMORROW
BERT LYTELL
..IN
“The Price of
Redemption”
TUESDAY • WECTSDAY
Rex Beach’s Great Story
“The North Wind’s Malice’’
The Queen of All Dolls Is Here!
Lady Dolls and Baby Dolls from
America and Europe hold court in
Toyland.
Toys for the Little Tots, Toys for Larger Tots
PRESENTS FOR EVERYONE
from Baby to the Grandparents
There is but one childhood and Christmas
is the mile-stone in this journey of happiness.
A cordial invitation is extended to visit
our new department—TOYLAND.
WILSON-BATES COMPANY
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A Sweeping Reduction
--IN
Men’s Furnishings
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
REDUCED FROM
10% TO 25%,
Big Reductions in Manhattan Shirts
and McDonald Flannel Shirts
Reductions in All Standard Underwear
Now Is the Time to Buy Outing Goods
CHAMOIS LINED VESTS
CORDUROY RIDING BREECHES
Gtuham Qualiiu Shop fa c.