The Idaho Springs siftings-news., April 25, 1914, Image 8

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I Headquarters For Gar
\ den Seeds and Plants
* _ - at i lie a
- - VEGETABLE STORE -
■ 2 Years Old Ruse Bushes 30c
l Clem itis Vines. 45c
\ Wisiarie Vines 40c
o Peony Roots 20c
g Dahlia Bulbs 15c
S And many other Roots,
o Bulbs and seeds too num=
o erous to mention.
iVEGETABLE STORE
0 Phone, Idaho 88
The venerable S. N. Simpson is
spending a few days in ihe city and en
joying the warm medicinal waters that
he lias been ac ustomed to imbibe fur
•he past half century He has made
thiß his hunie for years but during the
past f w years has made a pilgrimage
here from Kansas City nearly every ;
iumm. r. While the knowledge of Ka- ,
diam in the water is a recent discin g
ery yet he says that the water was j
always t ie best in the country ami that
the last discovery will only bring it in- :
to more prom nence and assist in spread j
ing its efficiency. II - is accompanied b. j
his son C. L Simpson ..nd they are!
stopping at the Club putel
PAY LESS! /\
Dress Better! oQ>
ALL WOOL SLITS
$12.50-415.00
$17.50---- XXX
$20.00. Lveryone
X^oX a BARGA!IN
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5 NOSEi AND EYES O
g Far Spectacles or Glasses,
2 should 1 fit the nose and face as it is g
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g width h vf e face, tlie distance Drom r '*"‘ j
O the optical busness.
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1 - - THE OPTOMETRIST - "
% IDAHO SPRINGS COLORADO
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I The First National Bank |
g Idaho Springs, Colorado. o
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Th ■ resignation of Fied H Leach a
deputy postmaster will go into effect
to-dny. He has held this position dur
, ing the past five years and for two
, years prior thereto was chief
' clerk and his been efficient in
his work and service. He has kept
posted in the post office rules and reg
ulations and Las aimed at all times to
i carry ou the same without fear or fa
j vor. He will leave with the confi
-1 dence of the patrons of the office. It is
! understood that he will accept a posi
! lion in the Quito mine.
For all kinds of plants go to
The Vegetable Store
THE IDAHO SPRlffijS SiKTINOS-NEWS
Ail kind, of hair work done and a niea
lite of awithca on hand. Mrs. E. H.
Dutton, 12th and Virginia Sta
DENTIST
Dr. W T. Cam over Merchants and.
Miner, National bank.
Billy Owens can oe reached at
Forks 87
persons wanting good, rich lawn
dressing can be accommodatep by eati
ng on Ged. H. Cumow. He can de
liver the very best to you aod your
lawn will need it.
The report of the Siate Boiler
inspector after inspecting the boil
er 111 1 lie Central school building
was recently received by the sec
It-tary Mrs Elizabeth Gleason
and is very complimentary. In
his report Mr. Geo. V. Crosscboom
who is the State Inspector ol
Boilers savs. 7-
Dear Madam. —I wish to make
report of my inspection of the
I toiler located at the Idaho Springs
Public School District No. 5, on
March 14 h, 191 -4.
1 found this boiler in lirst class
condition. It is one cf tne best
heaung boilers I have inspected
during me t-.-rm of office, and can
commend tile care giveu same f>y
your janitor.
Yours Truly
Geo. A' Crosse boom,
State Inspector ol Steam Boilers.
FVr lirst class bulbs, shrubs
and seeds, call on
The Vegetable Store
'the Presbyterian Sunday School will
have a rally at 10:30 A. M. Sui diy M.y j
310 which the Sunday schools of the j
city are invited.
W. s. Turner has let the contract to I
sink the Tango lance placer below;
town, to John Edwards. Some very j
Kl, gold has been taken out of Liu.
p.act r and it looks as it it is going to
become a big producer.
Mr. and Mrs. jonn K. White went
to Denver this morning -nd will re
main until to-morrow evening. Thi, i*
this tlie tint trip tn it fohn has made
fur over two years and he has merited a
good one by his faithfulness to duly,
.Hiss Margaret Kimball has been
ub iged to discontinue ner school work
on account of the poor condition of her ’
health. It is hoped mat this will only !
be temporary and that ere long she can
resume her studies.
Advertised Letter List
Apr 2s, 1914
j The following letters remain un
called for at this office:
Anderson A. E. j
I McCreedy, Miss Addie
j Tytman, J. E., Jr. j
j - MAILS CLOSE -
' Going east, at 7:og a. m.; going
west, 5.11 p. tn.
0. N. MARIHUGH, Postmaster^
1 ~
; First Class Decorating
! and
si Sign Painting
3
3
1 ANTON EISMAN
o - Fresco Artist -
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?| BRUNSWICK HOTEL
THE ARGO REDUCTION AND
ORE PURCHASING GO.
Announces that it is now prepared to pay
the HIGHEST prices for Gold and Silver
ores of ANY grade and in ANY quantity.
NO CHARGE FOR SAMPLING AND PROMPT
SETTLEMENTS.
Shipments received by railroad or wagon.
For full iuform!i.tion telephone
. . . IDAHO 118 or address
THE ARGO REDUCTION AMO ORE PURCHASING CO.
OTT r. HEIZER, Msnagsr.
Special series on “Miracles" j
Believing that a misunderstand
ing of the subject “Miracles" has
Caused many sch'sms amoyg Chris'
tian people and has furthemore,
kept many especially those of con
siderable inteligence from believ- .
ing the Bi r >le and accepting of thej
Christian religion, beginning with
next Sunday evening I will under
take to m ke m*<re clear the tol-i
losing Subjects:
April 26, Miracles Ancient and
Modem.
May 3, Miracles and Bibles In
terpretai iou>.
May iD, Miracles of Jesus
May 17, Miracles of this age.
Wmie ever y one is welcome to
atunu any ot these services it will
be more profitable and ol iitere t
lor \ou to near the first one (aex
Sunday night if you expect to
I near any.
' .Sincerely,
Chas. E. L'stoa,
Dick Richards has purchased a Waugh
water uniting machine for use on the
Lapt. Jack mine at Dumont. it is
manufactured by the Rock Drill com
pane fur wh.ch the Lowtll-Woodward
company s agent. The company has
also sold an outfit to Jos. Pellar con
sisting of a compressor, transfoi mer
a .0 nuist driven by electricity and will
be installed in the Lincoln mil and will
be used in developing the Lincoln prop
erty. Mining is getting very busy m
mat section up Clear Cree* as the
Gladstone, the Cardigan and the Lin
coln are doing lots of work
The Bridge Luncheon club met at
the residence of Mr. an<i Mrs. W. L.
Bush on Wednesday afternoon. On
Friday evening the younger s-1 con.
vened there and passed the evening in
impromptu dancing. Both events were
most thoroughly enjoyeu and apprecia
ted by the guests
We make prices ou our flowers,
fruits and all our goods tuat will
det> competition.
Tile Vegetable Store.
j In this practical age paint
pl_) „ an important part in _
home-making. ' -
I M c M t JRTR!T
1 Mixed Paint
j is especially well adapted to
home use. It is the economical
paint for the western home-own
er—the Dry Cli mate Paint—for 25
j ■ years it has stood the climatic
j ’ conditions peculiar to the Rocky
I ’ Mountains. Ready mixed end
ready to use. Sold leading,
dealers throughout the West.
Send fox Color Card showing 48
colors.
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! PAINT AND VARNISH MAURI 1
I DENVKH, COLO. |
J. J. SHERWIN,
Aflent For
; MeWBTRY PAINTS & VARNISHES.
YOU'LL FIND THE SAUSA6E HERE! >
THE KIND YOUU LIKE!
We Sell The Best Sausage
YOU EVER SAW
We Make It Ourselves
Know Its Ingredients And Age,
Anil Unqiilitiedly
RECOMMEND IT!
PEOPLES’ MARKET COMPANY
Phone Idaho 144.
THE MERCHANTS AND MINERS
NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock. $50,000.00
C. rf. BiRKINs, President. A. A. STOVER, Cashier.
R. R. Graham, V. President. W. A. Roberts, Asst. Cashier.
A HOME INSTITUTION
OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY LOCAL PEOPLE
There’s Strength In Nonpariel Flour
~: iT|> as well as fine flavor and eeon
****** t-mv. It contains all the aatri-
JBLlour tious parts of the Best Wheat,
- AmS**- '"nl none of the wor bless. Bread
******** baked with it is especially good
Ip h r children. Order a sack of
Lv' *{Rj Nonpariel Flour to-day. Give
the plenty of bread
%~WpT baked with it and the way they ‘ll
w/ thrive will do your heart good.
Flour, Meal, Brarty Ship-Stuff and Grain.
C. L. PLUMMER
The Windsor Bar
(Worth’s Old Stand.)
UN DAHL & ECKBERG, Props.
lRefitteb Übrouooout
Courteous treatment to Ell
Cbe Derg Best Coobs
1623 Miner Street. Idaho Springs, Colo.
■ Famous Ford Car I
Demonstration on Request I
Here is the opportunity you have been
waiting for. The Matchless Ford is now
within your reach. We have minimized
the price. We have maximized the pro*
duct. And we have made possible a Model
T"for you.
Runabout - $500)
Touring Car - 550
Town Car - 750
These new prices, f. o. b. Detroit, with all equipment.
An early order will mean an early delivery. Get particu
lars from Ford Motor Company, Michigan and Fourteen
th Streets—or direct from factory, Detroit
Full line of Auto Supplies and Repairs.
Agents for the Goodyear Tire.
sons,
How can you tell how old a meat
saw is?
3U
By finding the saus-age, of course!’