The Idaho Springs siftings-news., June 15, 1912, Image 8

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SAY
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There it no arguemei t. You will b
dollars ahead when y»u ha yonr fet
shod at our June Shoe sale, uime and buy
Here is a SHOIC BARGAIf'
FOR EVERYBODY.
SWANSON THE SHOEMAN
Phone Red 681 Idaho brines, Coio
THE MERCHANTS AND MINERS
NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, 350,000.00
C. S. Birkins,'President. A. A. Stover, Cashier.
K K. Graham, V, President. W. A. Roberts, Asst. Cashier.
A HOME INSTITUTION
OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY LOCAL PEOPLE
We do all work promptly at the Siftings
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The Old Reliable Coal, Feed and Flour Stand. l
C. L. PLUMMER j
COAL FLOUR
Routt County Shogc
Maitland N-npareil
Best Lignite Golden Seal i
Kansas hard Wheat 1
Hay W'ashburn-Crosby Gold
Grain Medal
The International Stock and Egg Food.
There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
•specially during the summer months:
via, Chamberlain’a Colie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost cer
tain to needed. It costa but a quar
ter. Can you afford to be without it?
For sale by J. J. Sherwin.
The uniform auccesa that has at
tended the uee of Chamberlains Colie,
Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made it a favorite everywhere. It can
always be depended upon. For sale
fcjr J J* Sherwin.
It ia worse than naeleaa to take auy
medicine for muscular or chronic rheu
matism. AH that is needed ie a free
application of Chamberlain’s Liniment
For sale by J J. Sherwin.
Siftings for Job Printing
We Print Anything
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Whooping cough is not dangerous
wnen the congh is kept loose and ex
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
tains Cough Remedy. It has been used
in many epidemics of this disease with
perfect success. For sale by J. J.
Sherwin.
The woman of today who has good
health, good temper, good sense, bright
eyes and a good complexion, the re
sult of correct living and good di
gestion wins the admiration of the,
world. If your digestion ia faulty
r Chamberlain'a Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct it. For sale by J.
» J. Sherwin.
The Darrow BAusie Co., 611, I4th 8t
Denvar will aeve you 6100 price of
a good piano. Write for special bar
| gain list.
Your I rfrai «»iT*
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At Special Rates
| 'A'i u j'j >ur JSaMrr • 'active xcumog a'trS
11 , j;, »u will pr ■ » » t i.ioi » r »f » -e
i the oih-r t* i - »* •Ac -t ds
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t (he Bist in' * »il i » * • i»» ti e*
,n l ’> valley than v»»u an r • « *» • •** 1-
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[f re ,'j ... on ex .on.i ve cumoio ition .if ra Iru.Hs *-,st .if the mountains to (>ro
s-i to Inr r r ,ui S-- i "V- that the B4r.in<. <-l iflil i' . u between these CHUB
■ 5 P Dior:, .-t-nr.- 1 Af.ri. Fa-inter Departmi
ii 7ul Seve- t. i nth Stre t, Denver, Culorado
D.ck S aU-y siarted nut Thurs-j
| ay tn raise the funds to have an!
! auto lit the advertising train to
Chi, ago and was very successful j
u liis efforts.
A couple of men were in the
upper par. of tile county on Sun
tay and poured 'too many II- i
iatiotis on the altars of the K--ds" j
■Jo ttieir way between D.mont
• iid Idaho Springs one of them
• 11 out of the buggy and the othet j
rove into the city without mtssng j
i s pird. The re > -rt was sent out
at a man was found on the
oad in a precarious condition and
icre was a rush to his a-sistance
nd the above was learned. He
• a-, a little bruised but still hap
i>y-
Violin Instructor
David D. Abratn twitz, former- 1
lv violin teacher at the Cincinnati
Conservatory ot Music, first violin I
OinciDuati Symphony orchestra,
head ot violin department College j
of M ttsic, University of Denver j
wentv years experience as violin j
instructor will lie in Idaho Springs'
Monday June 24. For particu- ;
iars address Mrs. Emilie Goebel
1233 Colo. St. or D. D. Abratuo
vitz, Hotel Adams, Denver, Colo
rado. I>d
DENTIST
Dr. W. T. Cam over Merchant, and
Miner, National bank.
Boys wanted to sell our Sunday
papers; liberal inducements to bus- 1
■lers.
Write to: Manager Circulation,
THE DENVER TIMES,
Den ver, Colorado.
Word was received here to-day that
Billy Brunson was injured in an expto
a1 on while leading a hot hole. It ia re
ported that hi, arm and head were bad
ly burned but not ao aeriously as to
make permanent injuries. He wa*
employed near Pittaburg, Kansas.
First Rook to Talk.
In New street, Horsham, England,
any, a writer In the May Strand, there
la to be eeen the very exceptional and
Interesting spectacle ot n talking rook.
The bird la the property of two achool
children, n little girl and boy, who
caught it five year, ago. when It waa
quite a baby. In n local rookery. It IS
of tbe gentler aex, end occuptea a
, smalt pan la n tiny back garden. No
attampt baa ever been made to teach
the rook to talk, and yet ahe has a
vocabulary of cloaa upon 100 almpla
words. She la often allowed out In
tha garden, for, although aba can fly
awlftly and strongly, sha can be trust
ed not to make bar ascape. It Is said
that thla la tha first Instance of a rook
dnvaloptog tha power to talk.
Just Like the Bible.
Nile#, who la 10 yeare old. has a
weakness for attending tha circus, and
he willingly goes to church with hln
mother when the circus season ap
proaches and doesn't hesitate to point
to hie Sabbath rectitude as one of the
reasons why he should be permitted to
go to tbe circus.
When tha circus cams this week ha
filed his regular petition for permis
sion to attend.
-Ton have eeen tha circus three
times, Niles," said hie mother, "end f
don't believe you need to see It again."
-Well, mother,” he answered, “l
think n circus le n lot like the Blbta;
yon can't get too much ot 1L”
The afternoon performance found
Nllea and hla mother looking on.
j The advent of an eight *nd one half!
1 1 mud boy into the family of Mr. and i
Mrs. Guy C. Stumm, occurred on Thurs |
lay u 'er Congratulations and |
j may the heir gr >w into as g od and I
i competent a m in as Guy
The cust"m of leaving teams un
; tied it the -treet is one that should
| ic st .pped. While the horse
may be gentle, yet wi ! h machines
jbec-ming more num.-nuts any
h-.rse is liable to become frighten
led and in running awa v not onlv
j injure its self but also run
| over children. During the past
week such cases of leaving teams
in the street without hitching
were frequent.
The member* of the Ellcs lodge
observed Flag Day by carrying
out ne ritualistic services in the
ate n In the evening a dance
: was given which wa« largely at
■ tended notwithstanding the in
i clemency of the weather and those
present report a most enjoyable
! time. The committee consisting of
• E, M. Moscript, Thoa. Coppard an
S. Marchington had evetything ar
ranged in first class order for com
fort and enjoyment of all present.
Excellent music and tempting re
freshments added to the pleasure
of the occasion.
i With the recurrence of each
! tourist season the argument has
been repeated that Idaho Spring
cannot advertise its tourists re
sources because of its inability
to take care of the people and
yet there baa not been a summer
but that more people could be ac
commodated than has been through
a systematic canvass for rooms
and keeping tab on the same
But to do this requires some one
' to devote his time to such work
' and have headquarters for visitors
and persons having rooms to go
to. Perhaps the largest influx of
, visitors was during the Grand
1 Army National Encampment m
' Denver and yet with the large
i numbers who came here there
1 was room for more each night
[ through a systematic arrange
i meat for placing the visitors and
1 persona having rooms in contact.
| Other localities do not hesitate
1 to advertise and manage to take
1 charge of the tonnsts and we
’ should do the same. The fol
i lowing telegram from Bouldei
1 whose mountain towna are tbe
Mecca for tourists shows that they
do not hesitate to advertise.
"Tourists from Kansas, Okla
| horns and Nebraska are already
1 arriving at Ward. Eldorado,
' Nederland and Eldorado Springs,
t engaging rboma for the summer
> months. Many new cottages
have been erected at these places.
' Every abandoned cabin in the
hills is being put into shape to
t meet the demand for summer
| mer homes and more property is
[ changing hands la these districts
; than ever before. The summer
hotels are open and week-end
tourists are filling them.”
If yo-r relatives . r frier,ds are com
&•£s- ing to Ti.it you this summer you Will
- ■ want the BEST f <
Berrie. From the moat • »»-
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PEOPLES' MARKET COMPANY
Phone Idaho 144.
Dont Forget
Johnson
Can fix your Pipe
fi NEW ORE IWWKET
Cash Paid For Your Low And Medium
Grade Ores
HUDSON REDUCTION COMPANY
Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Ore Samplers And Buyers
A TRIAL SHIPMENT WILL CONVINCE
YOU OF A GREAT SAVING OVER
PREVAILING SMELTER RATES
Prompt and satisfactory settlements
Mill Phone Red 1022 Atthur H. Roller.
Mfice Phone Red 1024 Manage
Famous Ford Car I
Acknowledged to be the peer of them sll I
for mountain climbing I
Damonitratlon on Raquait |
‘.This one thing 1 do "-that's the spirit that 1
has made the Ford the universal car. Ail 1
Fords are alile in essentials. Only the 1
bodies are different. We make but the one 1
car"seventy-five thousand of them this .0
year. Therefore the low cost and the m
high excellence. K
Nowhere is there another car like the Ford Model T. It’s g
lightest, Tightest and most economical. The two passenger I
car costs but $640, fob, Denver, complete with all equipment I
The five passenger but $740. I
George Stroehle and Sons Agents, 1
Accessories, Supplies and Repairs. I
SEE
The United Hydro Electric Go.
FOR
and Power Service
o«ee~t43l Miner St. Shorn* Mohs l*-»
UNITED HYDRO ELECTRIC CO- I
W. H. TRASK, JR., Sales Manager, I