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THE ST. JOSEPH OBSERVER, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1910
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Opportunity for
Investment
We tnko this means to place before you the opportunity to
Imext In the stock of The Mary Florence Mining, Milling & Leasing
Company, of Denver, Colorado,
Wo will endeavor to answer the question you would naturally
ask, were we to have a faco-to-faco talk with you, as to capitaliza
tion, properties and the policy of this company.
The Mary Floronco Mining, Milling & Leasing Company Is a
Coloiado corporation, capitalized for Fifty Thousand Dollars, the
stock being non-assessable.
Our property Is In Orand County, Colorado, and consists of nlno
mining claims, on which we have a forty-year lease. The property
was selected after thorough Investigation nnd examination by our
superintendent, Mr. C. II. Wider, who has had over thirty years'
experience, having developed some of the largest mines In tho
ltocky Mountains. His report Is also confirmed by the report of
the United States Geological Survey of this District.
There Is only one salaried officer, no promotion stock Is held
out by anyone. Wo are giving every Investor a run for his money
without its being absorbed In promotion exponses, officers' salar
ies and overhead expenses.
Our property Is Ideally located and we see no reason why every
ono of the three veins now opened up, will not be heavy producers.
We havo a large power plant nnd up-to-the-minute air drilling
machinery.
We are offering a limited amount of stock at sixty cents per
share to got money to enablo us to put on a lirger working forco
and to buy a crusher and milling machinery.
We feel absolutely sure In making this statement, that with
such a valuable property and supervised by a man of such wide ex
perience. Jon never before had an opportunity to Invest In a safe
stock at this price.
This company will stand the closest Investigation, from any
source No man has ever yet visited this property with a lqw
of Investing that did not buy on the spot. If you do Investigate,
you will Invest.
Act nt once, If the allotment Is already sold, your meney will
be returned.
officers
O D CROWLEY, Tresldont.
iion. w. a. noYnn,
I'res. First National Bank,
Sivannah, Mo.
SAM W. CROWLEY,
St. Joseph, Mo.
A C Tit A PP.
Savannah, Mo.
AND DIRECTORS
B. C. STANTON, Vice-President.
J. H. POINTER. Scc.-Trosui.
C. B. WIDER, Supt
Parshall, Colo.
L. W. HOOHER. Attorney,
Savannah, Mo.
II. W. McCUILLIS, Attorney,
Denver, Colo.
APPLICATION BLANK
1919.
Ilio Mary Florence Mining, Milling & Leasing Co.,
711 Ideal Building,
Denver, Colorado.
I hereby make application for shares of
the stock of The Mary Florence M., M. & L. Co., at sixty cents
per share. Stock to be fully paid and non-assessable.
Knclosed find (all) (one-fourth) cash. Balance to bo paid
In three equal monthly Installments. Issue stock In the name
below.
Name ,
Address
IT'S BECAUSE
OF THE QUALITY
OF MERCHANDISE
AND THE CHARACTER
OF SERVICE
THAT OUR BUSINESS
HAS GROWN TO
IT'S PRESENT PROPORTION
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Make Your Home
More Beautiful and
More Fruitful
The Kelsey Nurseries, of St. Joseph, Mo., offer good
assortment of Home Grown, Acclimated Apple Trees,
Cherry Trees, Plum Trees, Peach Trees, Pear Trees, Ap
ricot Trees, Quince Trees, Grape Vines, Mulberry
Bushes, Gooseberry Bushes, Raspberry Bushes, Dew
berry Bushes, Strawberry Vines, Blackberry Bushes, As
paragus and Rhubarb Plants, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Vines, Evergreens, Roses, Peonies, and Hardy Perennial.
Write for Catalog. It's Free; or Phono
The Kelsey Nurseries
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAUNTEREST
Randolph Davis, vice president of
tho Metropolitan Paving Co., and
Charles A. Frazer, former treasurer
of tho Bartlett Ttust Co, have Just
returned from a seven months' over
seas service with tho Red Cross.
The police department has made
up Its budget for tho coming year,
and will ask for f 179.450 for tho cur
rent year.
Extracted honey.
-(Advtj
Marshall-Dunn.
Corporal Jack Gcller, who has had
a year's overseas service, returned
homo this week. Ho was twlco
wounded.
Thomas F. Tymon, aged 32, a cloth
ing salesman, died Thursday.
William Gorton, engineer at the
city light plant, resigned Thursday
and was succeeded by Alex Gaston.
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Challenge Iceberg
Refrigerators
A carload of these c'clcbrated
Refrigerators just received and
displayed in our ba cincnt floor
Saturday.
FIRST OF ALL RELIABILITY
siiaitWaff ::;;
Clothes Baskets
MVI'I.L 'I'U'lii
Member Retail Merchant, Allocation.
Fates Rebated, E ther br Tram or Aro
! 10 $1 20 SI 35
C, ( irll
. 72c 78c $1.05
Home Needs Priced
For Today
Soec
ially Low
Extracted honey Marshall & Dunn.
(Advt.)
The spring consistory held nt the
Scottish lllto cathedral closed Thurs
day night. Over 800 were lit attend
ance.
Every voter In St. Joseph who has
the Interests of the children at heart
should go to the polls today and vote
for tho school levy. It does not raise
taxes, being simply keeping the tax
rate up to what It Is at tho present.
If It Is not kept up It means but four
months of school which la the same
as none at all.
Another of those periodical Basement events that always prove so popular with
St. Joseph's thrifty housewives
One Dollar Off
ON ANY WASHING MACHINE in the house during this
sale.
Liquid Veneer
Regular 25c and 50c si?cs, special,
each
19c and 39c
Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at
tendant, SIS Frederick avenue. Adv.
Tho Pershing Chapter of War
Mothers are constructing an Immense
service flag which will contain a gold
star for each soldier who fell and his
name will also be placed on the emblem.
At a meeting of tho Co-Operative
club Thursday tho primary steps to
again bring natural gas to this city
were taken.
M. J. Downey for best Dumbing
and Gas Fitting. 1003 Frederick Ave.
I'hono 118. Adv.
E. 0. Wheeler was arrested Thurs
day, chargod with defiaudtng II. C.
Hughes of Kansas City out of $35
through the medium of a bogus
check.
Laundry
Soaps
10 IlArs 611k Soap 4Gc
10 liars llob Whlto Soap 53c
10 liars Dcn-IIur Soap . . . 55c
10 Bars Swift's Whlto Laundry
Soap . .40c
10 liars Goblin Toilet Soap . . 15c
4 Ilara 8o Itory Soap .... 27c
4 liars 12c Ivory Soap 43c
Lux, (mix, 13c or 2 for 25a
S loo Crystal Whlto Flakes. . . .250
S 10c liars Old Dutch Cleansor 25u
5 7c Hnrs Golden Rod tlcan-w. 25o
0 5o Bars Sunliriglit Cleanser !25o
2 15c Hrllt's Powdered inonlii 23c
3 12c Ilornx 30c
4 10c I'mnrao Hand Soap. . 27c
4 8c Talry Toilet Soap 27c
2 25c Sanltlos Ii 43c
100 Bars, box, Swift's White
Laundry Soap, for .... $3.08
100 Bars, box, Silk Soap . $1.65
100 Bars, Imx, Bob Whlto
Soap $5.15
100 Bars, box, Ben-Itur Soap $5.25
dlvoice from his wife, Delia May,
Friday, alleging sho had him drafted
Into tho army.
Wash Boilers
Hoavy Tin Hollers, with metallic
and copper bottoms, also all cop
per. Regularly 13 00 $3 00 14 20 $4 55
Sale price,
each $1.00 $2.20 $2.71 $2.83
Regularly $4.50 $170 $4 85 $5 83
Sale price.
each . ... $2.02 $3.05 $3.15 $3.R0
Regularly . . $8 85 $7 20 $7 SO
Bale price, each $1.15 $1.00 S1.R8
Galvanized Tubs
Regularly .$1 10 $1 35 $1 50 $1 73
Sale price,
each 02c $1.15 $1.30 $1.52
Clothes Wringers
One to five years' guarantee
Regularly .. . $4 75 $3 45 $5 45
Sale price, each $1.12 $1.72 $3.15
Regularly ... $6 50 $3.90 $9.45
Sale price, each $5.05 $7.73 $8.17
Extra Heavy Galvan
ized Pails
Extra heavy wire ball and hard
wood handle grip.
Sires Quarts 10 12
Regularly . . . . 70o 80c
Sale prloe, each 16c 50c
Galvanized Pails
Sizes Quarts 10 12 14
Regularly . 40o 4r.o SOe OOe
Sale price, ea 36c lOu I3u 50c
Galvanized Stock Pails
Rlres Quarts
Regularly
Sale prlro, each
14
910
820
1
$1 05
H9c
Wash Boards
Brass, Zim OUss
Regularly 15'- 600 75c 90o
Sale pi Ire each Be -120 02c 80c
American Clothesline
Stretcher
This pra'tlial invention has taknn
a permanent and promln nt pteco
In modern household ei nriuni) It
Is as great an Improvement over
the old way of Hlreti'hlng and tak
ing In the clothes line as the self
binder was over the old tlm reap
er We have the exclusive sile ot
the Amorlcan Clothes Lino Stretch
er for St. Joseph Prked regulirly
at $1 00 Saturday fiO
each .. JOL
This dues not incln lo tho rlothts
line
Genuine O'Cedar Oil
and Mops
OCedar Oil
Regularly, bottle . . 25c 60c
Sale price, bottle ....10c 30c
Regularly.
per can. .$100 $150 $2 50
Hale prlco,
per cm 78c $1.37 IJ.33
O'Cedar Mops
Regularly $1 00
Special, each 75c
Regularly . . $1 25
Special, each 08a
Regularly $1.50
Special, each $1.30
Black MedlcAted Mops at the
sam prices
Also Waxlt anl Wizard Oil
and Mops at sams prices is
O'Cedar during this sale
Frank Arnold of Minneapolis and
John Balvlck of Kansas City were ar
rested here Thursday, charged with
attempted burglary.
J. C. Whltsell, M. D., eye, ear, nose
and throat Whltsell & Simmons
Dldg. (Advt)
Dispatches received yesterday state
that the 110 supply train, a unit of
the 35-th division, which Is mado up
entirely of St. Joseph men, had sailed
from France this week, homeward
bound.
Mayor Whltsell yesterday appointed
W. K. Scltz city engineer to succeed
II. D. Jordon, resigned.
Jamlcson Machine Co., engineers
and machinists' supplies. Shafting,
hangers, pulleys. 215 No. 2nd. Adv.
James T. Roseberry filed suit for
DR.A.W.BARACLUF
OVA
lftlitiffw9s)n; Li
The Old Reliable Physician
and Surgeon.
Over thirty years' successful
experience In the treatment of
chronic, nervous and special
diseases ot men and women.
I treat successfully Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Abnormal
Growths, Tumors, Enlarged
Glands, Pimples, Indigestion,
Constipation, Lumbago, Sciatica,
Neuralgia, Deafness, Goitre,
Rheumatism, Heart Disease,
Gall Stones, Piles and Fistula,
Rupture, Hydrocele, Kidney and
Bladder Troubles, and
Skin Diseases, and all disorders
of the Genlto, Urinary System,
and many other conditions.
I have had long and success
ful experience In treating Dis
eases ot Women.
I use only the best known
Remedies In my practice. For
ssure and obstinate cases of
Blood and Skin Diseases, I em
ploy the best Intravenous Sys
tem of Medication.
h'rea Consultation Invited at
my office. Correspondence so
licltd. Write and toll your
troublrH In confidence I will
ititvUe vnu,
DR.A.W.BAWCI.w.M.fl.
72.3 1VIU .M SI. .lo-..-li. Mi).
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department In city. Id
dies' rest rojm and free check room
In connettlon. Seventh and Jule.
Ad.
CALL 2255 W. R. WOODWORTH Welding and Cutting
For Taxicabs and Baggage
Service
BROWN TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
OPTICIAN I1ROKPN CASTINGS, auto and pump
; Artificial Hyes and a Full Line of arts we'wj b St. Joseph Welding
Optical Goods.
LENSES THAT TIT THE EYES
1 12(1 S. 8th St. Phono Main 333!
Co., 811 Olive street. Cutting up r,r
old boilers our ape' nlty
1'IIOM' MIN 2186.7 or MAIN 688
Adella Sldenfaden has filed suit In
tho circuit court against Herman O
Sldenfaden, tho well known under
taker, for $50,000 damnges, alleging
that Mr. Sldenfaden alienated the af
fections of his son to hei detriment.
and caused tho couplo to separate
Mrs. Hazel Munn Mann, wife of L.
II. Mann of tho Xewj-l'n staff,
died Thursday.
laPSStagagfTeTCTrTS-Xaag
7 Ms Is the Day to
Vote
for
Schools
Everything you need for any kind
of Painting, Wall paper. Chandteo's
Paint & Glass Co., t IT Edmond street
Adv.
Dr Charles Gelger Is having plans
drawn for another handsome apart
ment house to be located on Seventh
and Robldoux or Frederick boulevard,
to cost $70,000.
Sam Hassenbusch has purchased
for his son Isadora tho Joke Kauf
man homo In Westminster Place
Melerhoffer Undertaking Co. pre
sents character, service and consider
ation. Ninth and Felix. Phone M.
see. Adv.
Comptroller Clay and CounIor
Faust havo returned from Jefferson
City.
A warrant was Issued Thursday for
Charles Calhoun, charged with wife
desertion.
Your future foretold: fend dime,
age, blrthdats for truthful, rellible,
convincing trial reading. Hazel Hause,
Box 1108, Los Angeles. Cal (Advt.)
Thomas Hess wants a divorce from
Zella Hesj, alleging Indignities
Two Important eventii in Maaunli1
circles next week will be the Shrlners'
grand Easter ball and the ceremonial
session ot Moula Tempi
R. K. Nicholson, Doctor of Chlro
practlc "Nature's Way to Health."
Schnoldtr Bldg. Phono M29. Con
sultation and examination fre.
WHY?
I (Advt )
No increase in the tax rate is asked, only permission to hold the same
rate as for the past two years, $1.00 for operating purposes upon the $100
valuation.
Why Is It Called An
"Increase"?
The law requires that any rate of school tax above 40 cents shall bo
voted upon every two years, and described as "increase." This has been done
every two years for the last twenty years.
If the Election Is Not
Carried ?
Four months' school next year. Or none, as schools could not be or
ganized for only four months.
Why Should You Trouble to Vote for
What Everybody Wants ?
The stay-at-home voter has defeated many a good cause. Don't de
pend upon someone else to look after the Interests of your children. '
Among the election returns that
mine from Colorado, appear tho jn-
iiouncemnt that Mr. Ira V Sui 'er, 'h
well known young banker of . I j
ja former
Urs 'vlty. nlio varned the business "if
the AnieWiYiu Ktuinnal, mid wt) "
;ity. who Varan! the buslnest. it
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SEE WHERE TO VOTE
and take a few minutes, TODAY, to vote for the interests
of the children.
G. L, Welch, Mgr.
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