&% SURPASSES FAMOUS BOX” OF CRESSON MINE Fabulous Vein Is Tapped in Vindica tor's Virgin Territory—Mitliong in Sigmt. A pold discovery said to anything sve heen made in the Vindicator mine af Cripple Cregk. The farfamed “jow eiry box” ope & year ago {5 sid Rifle. nee beside this enmpiets rd in cavetem has tapped thai i a virgin territory, “hat mav extend elear to 1 Efforts are being made pi. facis ak to the fabuliow +f this pew ore bot mining rilfinr with the siigatisn are unpguestionshiy wight A {ahaiogsly rich vein, en it the property, & few weeks opened in a chance cross -ut run from the i he importance of The new find could he resized until further devel opment had been done, ard the man sgemenl his prolected the strike fram publicity since {1s magnitads bhregan to Be: reatized. Recent advances in the sts txchunges of the sists have to outsiders that something a foot and gradaaliy the have tween leaking Today here are thous who ksowiney of the figd and do hesitate to declare i the most important disclosure in the camp in year SUT REN to pale nto insig so surface, to suppress men Ia thers tions ip BEV fanny Im rely new BRED WAR prospecting sixteenth level ret indicating hig was facts $9431 sponk fit Cripple Creek has seard ded thx fresh stimulus to devpn itory of the Vindicator is fected in kind Ly beins prospectsd at depth ane of new ueg, reserves hy prac action for weiny years above level of the Rie reed, © The “jewelry by wis extraordini:y in tbe Comoenitx ton of valages in 1s ores, bit the Vin sicator strike. in guastity snd bids fair to fur exoednd it ir slimate »xish 100 And portance to the mining ind astry of the camp. Following the sirius is Un alytonctl lived, developments to oper (he new voip were started in dhe lourtesnu’h with a view to determining its hie extent. In the meantime he rift at the original discovery dept! was being prosecuted, with the resol that recently while the new work al *he fourteenth wa: bearing fruit, the Erift at the lower level was proving the new shoot a length of 400 fect and a width of from thirty to forty feel Practically the entire vein filling gh grade ore. As broken the Hulk or couice Ore ia going to the chlorination mill, the seveatiings running above the milling mit snd going to the smelie: Estimates of the comtenis of the new vein might be considered preina- Heine pe the: new work mines the story 18 azcd wal jiantee hegvy the in a great Byerywhere ie baie, Imire torts Bln {= FIN ture, but in the great vels system of the Viadicator past experience con vigee that a new vein of this richness #nd magnitude adds many millions to the worth of the property. and will provide an increased tonnage of high de from the mine for many yeurs strike of the new vein is oach ft eam be declared an entirely et discovery from anytling here 5 p believe that fi will bold its va) | md prove virgin territory prac y to the surface. Developments r possible all trad to support (his a ances DACP HAMMER Record " Beaten by This | © Mechanical Wonder. Chambersburg Engineering of Waynesboro, Pa. has ith own worlds cecord In he largest steara drop ham a wxistence, or eyer made mer ia 6% are assembled this lat Breaker lips the beam at 2 pounds, or 200 toms It tow 36 feet § inches In height, or 20 inches above the floor, immense michanica!l winder shipped to BR large saxon Cou for the manufacturing of drop sr cranks for engines of abmor ,. It wok three special ears to haul the eight plecea be frames and the lower pari of | are copitimtted of opea cast steel, while the lower part linder is made of wir furnace pam snd snvil cap are { of forged steel The total the anvil exceeds 330.600 the ram anil piston rad a it was double weigh! aa on f° a right Omiy 1 pot the extra stamp 1 dian sir. riChness | ning. The | worked, nud there is every rea “JEWELRY | known in Colorsdo hae | in the Cresson mine | new find A been | and | wk on the | ¥ I just Best Ways To brighten linoleum, for ten syaare yards beat two eggs Hehtly, then add 8 quart of lukewarm water and mix ttoroughly. With a soft Manne! dipped fn the mistare wigs the Haoleum When dry repeat, being careful not te step where you have wipad (pen windows and doors and it will dry quickly. Do not spend time or strength scour ni discolored tins boil them, not tg long, in strong borax water, Wash ir soap suds, rinse and dry with fire heal, Now rab them thoroughly with a cloth wrung dry from kerosens This will soon evaporate, leaviag no disnpgreeable odor, It ix not economy to let your Ritch in fire go out st zight It will take more coal to giart a fire in the nora fog than ft will to kesp it up Clean aut the ashes at bedtime, pat in & sup ply of coal, close the draughts and leave the front covers sightiy ajar. The fire will keep and no! cofijume mack cosl tix pot wise Lo use an old agule or porcelzin Hind kettle in which season fror soacon sgccoskive reps of fruit bave teem cooked nnd posailly mors 4 lees scorchod to “he kettle IT costs too mach time and sugar to put gg fruit to run any risk from a poor Fotele Iw get fhe farge a kettle; ae best » are sedgred vher mat (eo @gualls ade cothied at ater ist depts hore (hab a time ft i= it that TR portant, 1 por 1 hp bow 27 In housewife should now Hinanive sii it wi of # & prisTrt § £35 wf VRE ya wal two tablespooniuls of water snd drop ia (he #l 8 Yim [emer fad BEL 3 w iid aterondg xe ers of new Thers ix r fir coid O17 Creed SE pT guite 5 scope lor siady iu Staody the vf Give sop fieht of priuged many appear xt in vf Cigar the Laseing (Eres ef tege gob ana tr dark of somber bright tints Like [ruil, may t= img exser Jabt IT a piety fioures or details 1 will beat advantage to be hung low, in geariv & direct line of vision. Photo sraphs should not dave heavy or dark frames light or epanterled woes or git, Medallions and small water colors nay bBave a wire drawn tightly cross toe back at the center and be caught on & small serew in the wall so that the wire is not seen Paste that will keep sweet simost indlelinitely made by dissaiving one punce of good glue and one ounde of “ira fn warms water. When Boiling thr in some four which haz Deen eaten smooth In warm walter and Hght pos How pectyres TH * SAR rook until it is of the consistency of tolled starch When cold stir is two Lenapoonfuls of ofl Sf lavender i any of the sxszentinl ofl Arranging Flowers flere are five gouden stould be olwerved by those who of tem arrange Dowerd Use plenty of feltage, Put sour flowers in very light iy. Use ariisiic glasses. Do not pat core thas two, or at the most, Lhree different kinds of Mowers in one der aration. Arsange your colors to form 4 bold contrast or, better stil, a sofi aarmony. The aim of the decoraior should be to show off the Howers- th the vares that ocontain Lhem, therefore the simpler ones are far nreferable to even the mos! slaborate iasaes for x dinner lable shoyid be either white or a delicate shade of Lreen oF rose color, according (oo the flhwers aoragend in them ? i wan wr Some Carpet Notes Ie vig Know that carpet fhe tian). i» divided into three first there i he jacquard carpet ath cut or uncu! ide and & mechan; tal repeat form pattems in this class ate included brussels, willon aad in atn Then thers Is 13e enlizgh ening «te of non jacquard. Axminder and chenille carpets are io this Finally, there ix the printed shich iacludes tahrics on fesign is printed utes Favor is awarded to oar in th ‘ollowing order: Brussels comes first followed by wilton, axmizsier Ruraln. tapestry and last of all velvet Althoagh vinegar may be used for cleaning the outside of copper cooking utensils, care should be taken to avoid letting any fall on the tip lining ¢f the pan. To clean the pan inside and out, by far th: best method is to serub it with sods, hot water and soap. The outsicle may then be pol «hed with a rag dipped nn vinegar. rules which IRC G rlagses” Bron SANE which th We Yin Teli AACTREATY, Collective Action Among Farmers To Improve Their Borrowing Capacity FEAL POL FHF PIPPI EMP Y Washington, [. C- What enopers tion among farmers can do 10 inijrors thelr borrowing capackty at bands 4 thus described in Bulletin No. 409, “Factory ANeciing Interest Rates and (Charges on Short Time Farm recently published by tte U 8 Iepartmant of Agricaliare. “In some parts of Lhe country whers farmers, if they obtained loans st ail as individuals, were compelling to pay Nigh raten « #1. plans have heen tried ot onder which groups of farmers have been able collectively 16 relat with hanks. In geveral jocalitiea of the Central Wes tern and Rocky Mountain regions, farmers have formed temporary agree ments ander which they act enlledtive iv as puaranies associations for ap wed borne The sdded security from ations has enalled members ovina loans at redacted mies of Ant her plan, iliostrated Ban heen comaanty, inve! done in a Texas 8 fomporary agreement betweeh a group of farmers and a bank, but Ji from tha pisn previously gem faaned in that the added soonrity con sista of a fond left with the hanker horrowar 13s bank to on far & held as A BU ans made under 8 retipraad of Other Loans, ¥Yery eat ahiin wins of members theme gues 1% intarent, by what VE far HERR TT Fark "md ~ ww TERI oo Pd alles pent of resorts fund wlth ix the and Phe term arnntes for all the dress ent ta the farmers xf (he agreement 1: nd or Yana 0 aati sRother pian, which hax several conse niles vorthwest, a group of Maines 5 deposit a am of monay hank and ruarsntes the loans ven to farmers for some xpocifie and in smptl panes to obiain than wp wn Xa A . smplorad in . £4 Ri in this x & werd Bate or SORTER adit amerine eriit unions suidly each definite Arranges ni which tha iat ary and farnishe termid. Thaw one North Caroling re from its ihjwet to thetck an £4 MCSivantE fopoeit th months mr hmger, cent Interest On Land, The eredit HAVE Ha own meinlers cent The BYTES RoCORINiS from inion fame mt 4 per eft. Such a credit smion sot enly acrustams its memlers to (he use of chrok snd savings aceosints Sut alse ember the ender: to ohliin joans for anproaved productive purposes on hotter terms than thay could obtain . y 5 MIRE aR PR Ome EP X% RB dow % ini aYeRl hank on d wer cent jet REG pare iva ans from the CET tf ham elas ere” a a] One at a Time, At a vincial charity bazaar in a small pro town & great! attraction was a tiny gray suede glove, which lay on & rome pink satin csshion. Above It was displayed a sotice which read: “The owner of thin glove will, at 7 $ nm this evening, be pleased td kiss any person who purchases a ticket | before that hour” It was such a sweet Little glove that it could only belong to a lovely gird Atl east og thought the jong guiue of young men who wera waiting esgerly #8 the clock struck Promptly to the minute old May dock, the local butcher, appeared Maydock in a worthy persom, bat sot & beauty. He calmly picked tp the glove and remarked: "Well, gents, me, 1 bought ready for irae at a you, so dont bs bashful time, pitas " A mon rey eA Evidence Agait Him, *Not guilty, sir” replied the pris. one, Where did you find the prisoger, constable? asked the magistrate. “In Tralalgar Square, sir” was the reply. ‘And what made intoxicated?" “Well, wir. he throwing his walking-stirk into the basin of one of sntains, and Irving to entice to 40 Isteh Rr think he was you wa sam { a Re LOTS 2 MA Et Ua SN Wished to Speak to Hin Having been shown (he speaking tube and had ues explained, Fivon, the new pacter, hive & mighty Simet in the whistle, Mr Hobart came tule and in sired: “What - Tie OL P aT *1 am.” i “Well, thin didy “shiek war Lead out uv ay pecnnd gRiory windy wolle OF shiep ou on wht osekiwpik., Of want to alk tyel’ ta Heunring fo the f wanliad Fiym Ar’ ye ihe own Hl Lp PE ROADS Flynn It Was Only Fair, Two Irabmen were working em a farpa. When timse oan the wera called to dine off a large lasia af broth, The farmer's wi hl only SUE Spoon, whe gave I'at a fork Poor Pat was wetting noth ed, while Mike wus vey busy ‘Whim the moth was abot enethic) gone Pat sald: “Arrsh cow, Mike, you dig @ Mt mow and TU chacal™ ¥ vs va GAREY this glove Yhelongs to | it this morning. I'm | Jay nto Albert! / ty in a stock ny Fire up a | arctte as though / Ww what tobacco / oof 3 & Pv wm ~~ dk ite am A Gd THE TEL I wb na Eos signet Comoran Loin x RENN # xia 23% Uy a patented process qd exchusively by us. You smoke it without a comeback any ind because FP. A. is re tobacco delight, control can Of i RE TR the national joy smoke will do for you what has done for th ousands of men, not only States but all ove : world! It will give yo a correct idea of what a pipe smoke or a hos rolled cigarette should be Cet you men pine Wi hu Ww I AVEO TEE ETCPARTY IES sidace | fo yon ibs HHL xa hie S-DEINT and Cig ares Tena Case have a jot CATT mn bw Bay Prince Aw tb ssvevwhares tn wll ad Baoan ip wviar © ow taphpy rod bags J tody cond Livve, sna of and boyi? mew nd * ehoet glwssa vow oA Sar wet Napisy Fo dew mn Che Ph ww Boa fades 8 Rg my § ane 4200 CD winter wenthoe Wah the Perfection there Pw mele, neibos, woot ae adore. Bares kersorne. the mat scomomsical fuel you con ues. Said by dosiere everywhere. Ask to sve the PERFECTION Sencicebess Of Heater OU appreciate the deliciousness of good, wholesome butter. You are willing to pay 2 high price for it. If the butter is the least bit “off” in taste you resent it and register a kick to your grocer. Now, why not give the same attention to the kerosene you buy? Why buy an mferior quality when better one? At no increase in price to you, best kerosene sold today if you will ask for ATLANTIC Rayolight is the most economical oil you can burn. It gives out greater heat, burns brighter and lasts longer. It is scien- tifically refined to overcome the objections of common kero- sane. Because of our process of refining Rayolight will not char the wick or cause soot and smoke. Nexther does it give off an offensive odor when burning. It's just as easy to buy Rayolight as it is the common kero- sene. Ask your grocer for it—he has it and at the same price that any other kerosene is sold. Atlantic Ravolight Od makes washday easter. A tablespooniul added to each gallon of water when bolting clothes will make them white and sweet. Ever hear of that wrinkle? Do you know one equally useful ? Hang on to it, ‘cause some Jay it may be worth money. Watch these ads. THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
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