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The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
RACQUET HONORS
ARE ALL STANDINGS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Geo. Stand
ing, professional racquet champion OF
the United States, demonstrated that
he is in class by himself by defeat
ing Peter Latham, champion of Eng
land, in three straight sets in the
court of the New York Racquet and
Tennis club. 43d-st. near Fifth-ave.
The scores were 1911, 1871. 1872. The
match required but 50 minutes TO
bring il TO a conclusion, and was
bristling with effective footwork, bril-.
liant service and good long-court
work.
Latham had been in special train
ing for the match for the past two
months, having been engaged by Clar.
ence H Mackay for the latter's pri.
vate court az Roslyn. T.. |.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Favor Weight Handicap.

VIII Durfee, the California driver,
and w. J. Andrews OF this city, are two
OF the country's foremost Grand Circuit
drivers who are opposed 10 The handi-
cap system on the basis OF distance.
They think a weight system, as used
with the runners would be a more
fair allotment. The question is being
generally discussed by horsemen and
soribes throughout the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Sporting NOTE,

" BAN %ild Mn e sS%eoddy at or e Sssr
umpired.
And from his Los Angeles cafe Jim
Jeffries croaks away like the raven:
Nevermore
female bowling tourney with once
a-week matches IL being planned at
the woodward alleys.
Jack O'Bricn has challenged Jack John
son but that doesn't necessarily Inn
ply that he wants TO fight him
Dave Bioomgardep's Prince Hal and
Louis Browns Baby Il. Will race on
the Boulevard Friday afternoon.
McIntosh, the Australian promoter, will
give len and Johnson $4,000. but
hasn't chance to land the match.
Jack Dunn has signed To manage BAL
timore again. after being uncondi-
tionally released, according TO report.
Manager Delaney opines that kauf-
man, his present charge, is by no
means ready for Jack Johnson as
yet.
the prospects OF a winning ball team.
Has il a game scheduled with Penn
sylyania?
cred 100 Yards in .09 20 Saturday.
There are some very hilly spots IN
South Africa. according to report
longboa IL experiencing some difncui-
" in securing a Catholic priest to
perform his vaudeville nuptials. The
bishop rules he is stu a heather.
n would not surprise some of the
knowing ones to see Fred Shinnick
and Jake Mszer both reconsidering
their retirement and playing with ID.
\. {. against Penn Friday night
windsor ha. n swell card for Wedpes-
day in bout between With and
Nelson for the vindup with Prendor-
CAST and Wilson I'm the semi. and
Stanley Ketchel coming over 10 act
referee.
MnloBey. the man who ran that cork
ing Marathon ia New York Saturday,
s. n bartender though not his own
best customer. I'll take a cigar" Is
his invariable reply when invited To
imhibe and Tumor mas IL the cigar Is
made OF wood.
From Los angeles come. q report that
r. g Chambers az the firm OF Cham
hers walker. who SO LONG ran the
tire from the block with the cOhclu.
sion Of the winters racing and settle
down in the california city
Dolly -. the StarpIex mare that won
| the trotting championship OF the De
| trot Matinee club for the last two
| years. and worked In 214 last sea-
son. ias been traded by Capt Corn
I ctet Tor the PAGER Billy Woodland
/ and VIII 20 TO the races next year
/ with Harry Hoffman In the sul<v and
! President Carson 81 the Central Base
ball Ie7guc paving tho bills.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Lush's Eyes All Right.

Cleveland's former outfelder, Billy
Lush, is now coaching the Naval
Academy Basketball team. His eyes
are once more In perfect condition,
thus enabling him TO return to active
baseball duty He is free agent and
would like to- manage some minor
league team-for which he is amply
qualified. He cafi addressed Gen
eral Delivery. Annapolis. Md
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
sANTA ANITA WILL
OPEN Gates To
Bis R0SEBEN
nosT FAMED OF MODERN SPRINT
IRIS SENT TO LOS ANGELES
FRO MoAKLAND-"5oss" GRO
kER GATHERS A STABLE.
Nv BERT z. coLLYER.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 2S.--
watch the records ny.
with the coming Of Roseben, king
Of the sprinting division. additions.
2est will be injected into the sport al
santa Anita. That the big train
the one horse that has been respon'
sible for Davy johnson making and
ascending half a dozen fortunes, VIII
be here within the next few days Is
positive fact, Trainer Weir having
\ wired Secretary Smith for stall room
for tho Ben Strome gelding and six
Others. OF the balance OF the noted
stable coming here is that sparkling
a-year-old Jim Gaffney, owned 10y
Frank c. Farrell, the man behind the
American league team, the Yankees,
II New York.
with such high-class sprinters as
HEX Akin, Uncle, Chapultepec and
Nbceben, not TO mention half dozen
cher fashionable chargers, no DIM
cnIty should be experienced In packing
santa Anita to overlooking. Al the
s2oye mentioned horses are, OF course.
roceiving q. special preparation in an
t1e1pation of facing the starter for the
seat speedy. handicap. What a race,
vDnther and track conditions obtain
~ favorable, II will be.
The head-liner at the Baldwin track
11r the present week is the Rose sell
III stakes, which will be decided New
Ysaf's day. 1t Is at one and ore
Gfght miles for 2-year-olds and up
xnrds and carries q money considera-
TIM or 81 500 In added money. Accord
}6g to the conditions Of the event the
winner must be put up for auction. Tie
event closed with 8S nominations at
no and inasmuch as II costs $40 al
h1kional to start, the winners portion
should approximately be $4,000 sum
vii worth running after.
1.-The probable field for the Rose
s1hkos: Gowan, Gerrymander, Go Be
tsoen, Pedro, Dominus -Aryi, Sir Ed
yard, Miss Sain, Meelick. Dandelion,
UAstigouche. Light Wool. Stanley Fay,
Ukherial and Ida May.
~
AThe sensational plunging of the past
veek In which such ace-high gamblers
- Charles ates.-".sam". Hildretf, II.
u Thomas. John Brink and Tom Shaw
2BUIoo cOukRlSuouoiy, ic Bill INC lain
az the hour. II present indications
count for much the high-water mark
- ring operations will be reached this
week.
Il Is understood that arrangements
h1ve been completed for the reception
~ two more OF the turf's big lights
Tim" Sullivan and Richard Croker.
The arrival of the latter is eagerly
awaited inasmuch as 1t is said that
Ire one-time Tammany king is about
- re-enter the turf game in this coun-
~ on very elaborate plane. II will
h. remembered that Croker deserted
these climes for the English turf and
although winning several big classics,
among which the much-coveted Derby,
vps never welcome guest over 'ome.
In the local sporting rendezvous Gro
ker II credited with financing Tom
Ryan In the recent purchase OF for
nkidab1e band OF thoroughbreds
THE Lathrop handicap for Friday is
at i've furlongs for 3-year-olds.
THE attraction Tuesday will be the
Haggin handicap at five furlongs.
THE $4,000 Ferguson handicap at a
mile, and the Peyton handicap over tho
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
MAGNATES AFTER
"BUMPUS" JONES

No less than three Eastern league
clubs have asked Detroit for first bid
on pitcher "Bumpus" Jones, should
the Tigers decide TO dispense with
his services next year.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
What! Sold Again?

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 2S-John
c. Crabtree OF Christian county has
sold Hedgewood Boy. 2:02 Ia. and
Lady Maude c.. 2:03 IA, TO Richard
Wilson, OF Rushville, Ind. for report.
ed consideration OF 100000 Hedge
wood Boy and Lady Maude c. are full
brother and sister, bred and raised
by J. c. Henry, OF Taylorville who
still owns their sire. Chitwood
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
PLAYERS ASKING
reinstatement

Applications for reinstatement have
been filed with the National Commits
sion by pitcher Walter Johnson. Jerry
Freeman and catcher Blankenship.
while Hal Chase has communicated
direct with the management OF the
season.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
poor Old Anse!

NEW YORK. Dec 2S.--Adrian G.
Arson, who led the Chicago club for
many years, is trying to get back into
league baseball He has applied to
several big league clubs for "A posi-.
ton as manager. it is said here. but
so far none OF the club owners has
been receptive.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Sound Spanking Was What
Made johnson a Fiuk1fes.

GALVESTON.
q Of say
OF
wi tired of nj
a mai boy vfIp
told
him he must light his owl battles and that time
and he licked
he boxed with
~ and he
properly 10
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
FARMERS ARE
THE best q ANE
WARDENs.

Knowing prospect to be-
of the generation that peoples
tho states
to
IN @ 'p p s o 81 br.e wears hs. sevsonea
r % @ tendency @ protect the game on his property from
his rights for himself and his friends
with his dog and beat
lucky If he escapes an alteration
on few farms does the propeor every bit the cover waess
thokly and often
lef
the ofaciai game warden. OF the state
entirely undoustsdi3
visiting gang
difficult and this is as
1t should be- ;
s;., %HS:s' ssSa a. 'is 5:s$
wa. too much OF task
successfully attempted against opponent <-e
would ro% CSLI Burns
why match is ridiculous at .a frs! sight
fought the
H" @ @ sue. "a, @ o ons ss to a that hs
said he % and say s' the nsa , sysIs
ms As.'"S
S %s " his S 9ern an rh nse .e u ns sSs
middewegh limit which Tphe and Ketchei
win have
Versciy
that his natural climatic environment would be
handicapped tight in northern cline much as Burns was Aus
end r to York s SsT
S nns %n i'm hat o make a ns tuss"s
unnecessary
hand
pile
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
From Los NngcIr. cnmr. a rrnort fhnt
Which Was ,Whizzino Sam.

The average Of the records of the
a. trotters who entered the 2:1O list
this year Is 2:O7.636 That OF the 80
who went in last year was 2:0Sl2.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Shining Marks on Rolls Of
Grim RsaptT's 1908 Death LIST

In the year now drawing 10 a
close there has been passing
OF some of the greatest world
known followers OF sport.
Baseball, pugillsm, aquatic
sports, football, cycling. auto
racing and also the turf mourn
the loss OF many OF the leaders.
Some OF the most prominent
were George Siler. the well
known boxing referee: Henry
Chadwick. the father of base
ball; Edward Hanlan, ex-cham-
pion oaTsman of the world; Pat
Cavanaugh. long distance pedcs-
TRAN. George Dixon. the former
lightweight champion; CedrinO,
the auto racer; Virgil Gavia
the well.known baseball player:
John +. Taylor. the former
champion quarter-miler. and Ne
Weir. the Belfast Spider"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Key Provided.

Jack London wrote the story OF the
Burns Johnson battle for several Am.
erican papers today. What actually
happened in the ring those papers
told in another column.--New York
Globe.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

TO CURE 4 cold ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tab
let's. Druggists refund money II 10 falls
to cure. y. w. GROVES signature II
on each box. 2so. ~
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...Bx..
Paul II.
BRUSKR.


~
the
OF
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

Il The Lathrop handicap for Friday is
at ave furlongs for 3-year-olds.
THE attraction Tuesday will be the
Hagg1n handicap at five fIrlongs.
THE $4,000 Ferguson handicap at a
mile. and the Peyton handicap over tho
Fnturity course, will be run Saturday
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

ing Marathon ia New York Saturday.
81 bartender though not his own
best customer. III take cigar" is
his inyariable reply when invited to
imhibe and rumor mas IL the cigar is
made OF wood
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

RABBIT inc partridge the quail anu the 'oVo's'
varieties OF snpe have held their very fairly
well during the last Ave years. according TO the
estimates OF those who have the best opportunity
OF knowing and there Is every prospect TO be-
lleVe that this condition will continue compare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
D. S. JOHNSTON CO.'S AN
NUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
PIANOS AND ORGANS
An Extraordinary Collection of Excel
lent Instruments at Little Prices
READ THE LIST CAREFULLY

leading American factories
have decided on new styles for
the coming year. Accordingly,
every style now in stock which
will not be included in the new
catalogues is also included at
prices equaling almost half for
mer figures.
To fully appreciate this ex-
traordinary opportunity you
must come IN, see the assert
ment and compare prices.
Here are the discontinued
styles, strictly brand-new in
strumcnts. never sold for less
than SIPS. $3.50 and often a
high as $500 by small dealers.
these 70 now at Sls6. SAP and
Sl2S.
The more elaborate styles.
the regular $3.50 and S3z5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

This morning commenced
the Annual Clearance Sale oi
Pianos and Organs at the RI
oneer Piano House. These
annual Clean up" sales in the
past have always attracted
scores OF buyers and are now
looked upon as the Piano Event
OF the year
But the sale this year far
eelipses any Of its predecessors.
IN two ways.
Pirst:-The collection OF
Used Pianos is not only the
largest. but the high character
OF the instruments. their excel
lent condition, and the remark
ably low prices az which they
arc now offered is without
parallel.
Secondly - Many OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
BITS o. NEWS

Nuyaka Club 20 Dance.
The Nuyuha club viii give one
nf tiH pleasing dances this evening
Ia ehfistcnaena broadway hall
Alliance grsneais.
The Alliance Francois met last
evening at the home u AIRS An
ziaa Awesne on East Prospect NJ.
Dance at 81 Francis.
Tho guests IF the -. Francis en-
tcrtaiurd their friends at cards ana
a dance lnst evening az the hotel.
Seattle WomAn's Club.
The Seattle Momnn'H club viii
hold social meeting at the home
u Sire. ~ 6 PigEott, 500 East
Mercer IT.
ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society.
The Ladies'. Hebrew Benevolent
society held It's regular monthly
meeting thia afternoon In Forest
era hall
Music Department Of W. c. c.
Madam n q vincent WAS host
eHs this afternoon 60 the music de-
psfiment ~ the Woman.a Century
club al her home.
Reception Tor Faster.
TIE ladien - the Hoylaian as.
Unitarian church held reception
last evening In honor ~ their new
pastor. Rev J y .. Powers. ana
Mra. Powers
Charity Party.
The guests IF the ieancc and
their frionda gave charity party
iHHt evening at ths hotel fnf the
benefit % ~. Washington chill
dfenis Home Hnciety
cslsidh Club.
The Caleidh club met yesterday
afternoon at the homo 81 Mrs n
l. nudog, 1910 james st The att
aFnoau Was given over to discus
sion and business meeting.
Progressive Thought.
The Progressive Thought club
nat thiH afternoon al Use Second
as Rev nr = J Van Horn de-
iifered a lecture on The Psychic
Phases ~ Religious Thought
Junior Prom.
Invitations have been issued fur
the Junior Prom 90 he given hy
the class Of nineteen hundred and
min. and ~ the Washington High
school al ghriatcnarn'a broadway
hail. on the evening ~ January =
csfstsfis Postponed.
The cafeteria and card party.
"a hitch was o. be given tomorrow
afternoon at the roneoFsila club
reams. has bstsn indefinitely post
puuHd. owing Ia tho death ~ one
- the members - the "Wednesday
sewing club.
Seattle Council No. tie.
Seattle rouufu No lie. - the
Afaterunt Aih association aili give
tie regular monthly dance at the
council hail. zztt Jackson 81. this
evening 4 whilst party f. 50 BE-
given - the council on Wednesday
evening January a.
Fruit ard Flower Mission.
The distributing committee A. the
tfHii and Flower mission will meet
at the Sullivan building ln room
IS tomorrow morning Any persons
having clothing to give aWaY are
urged a. hiring their contributions
tn this place AZ this time. nH there
are many poor families In the city
needing clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

arc IN favor OF the measure except
Senator iianahrnush. who believes
that a eontfal bank viii best aalve
the difficulties Of the country on
tho currency situation. lie has
himself introduced a hill providing
Tor a central hank at Chicaen. aud
Intends C. uphold that idea with
yigor
Republican leaders IA the senate.
as a whole. are hopeful nf the early
passage Of the Aldrich BIN.
Democratic criticism OF the Aid.
rich bill De- expected. and rupuh.
hcans declare that they ara ready
Go accept any reasonable fuend.
mcnt fram that source that maY ~.
suit In making the bin as nearly
nonpaftlaan as poaaibl~
The bill will not BE considered 10
the committee on finance until
next Tuesday
GUNS FOR RENT-llper ii
Taft. tas4 &c SECOND av. 80
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py un,tsd# Ps,s9

WASHINGTON Jan. S-rhe
,..,,e coarncy btu as planned BY
s..star kAuch has been read In
~. .soata. Careful attention Wau
Wy - he readius The bin pro-
"a s mr an additional Issue Of
- - circulation which shah at No
' 49,, exceed se5oeeo ooo on bounds
p'.s thar thoag issued by the soy.
v. .a,,,eaf ineludiae state and munie=
III hsnds ia approved oascs Tie
,,entfeIler of the currency IL
49, .ssee discretion Iu tho Issuance of
~ prapased currency and Is an.
.ser,.sa 10 decide aa 90 the time
"a amount to b. awarded 10 any
esklns Institution.
n IS pfosldrd that Increased cir
.,lstlaa shall iu uo eaae exceed 20
~ eeai q tho value 81 the bonds
Is understood that an repuh.
rssn memhca ST the committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

can be secured on weekly,
monthly or yearly payments
as low as SO a month in some
instances.
But arrange to come al once
right away--today-for this
extraordinary event will sure
" attract scores OF shrewd
buyers desiring a fine piano or
organ at a tremendous saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

And Scores Of Others. All told,
over lSo rare snaps TO select
from. Fine Organs, both new
and secondhand, at slaughter
prices. Every instrument sold
will be tuned, polished and put
in first class condition and
everything will be found ex-
aetly as represented and salts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

factory in every respect or your
money refunded.
Requests by wire to hold Ger
tain styles will be honored
thirty-six hours only, or until
letter can arrive. Definite dc
livery cannot be promised, but
we'll endeavor to meet any
reasonable demands. As to
terms 49, all these instruments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
JUDGE OF POULTRY
SHOW SELECTED

W G Denny OF Rochester. n Y.
a prominent poultry fancler. Will
le the Judge az the annual poultry
show TO be held on Jan 20 tu a. In
the new Central building ON Third
av 'hetwecn Columbia aud Marion
SITS
Prizes aud cups this year are 20
be awarded by System Of com.
pArlaan rather than by the old
method Of card aud scoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
JAPANESE BOUND OVER.

sam Moh "A Japanese charged
with numbering another Japanese
December ., was given prellm
mary hearing yesterday afternoon
before Justice Carroll aud bound
over 10 the superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
BOND ACCEPTED.

The appeal bond offered by
Augustus u tldlco10 was yeslor
day accepted by judge Morris Ia
theP superior court A contempt
proceeding. brought na result OF
alleged failure to pay aiimuuy. has
been passed up pending the az.
rival Of IuIHs Nakoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
u. S. Navy Yard

Take trip on the Sound and
viait the u = navy yard. see the
haiileahips Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo and
the training ship Philadelphia. the
mammoth dr. docks. tofredo boats
and prison ship Nlpsic Busta leave
Pier 2. foot Of Yealcr waY. times
daily Round trip. soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

styles, are now marked sos,
Sl70 and sl94, and the fanciest
eases S224 and $3.50.
There are also a number Of
specially fine, highest grade
pianos usually costing S425 and
$3.50; these 90 at 500 and
1913. And several exhibition
Art Styles in the finest Notified
Mahogany, Circassian Walnut,
Hungarian Ash and other rare
and costly woods; pianos
which always bring $3.50 and
500, go now at S422 and
1893.
Remember, these are strictly
brand-new. choicest pianos
from the leading American
factories. But we must have
room for the new styles, hence
these tremendously low prices.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
PHILIPPINE APPOINTMENTS.


a tny United Press.l
WASHINGTON. u q. Jan s.
President Roosevelt has instructed
the secretary OF war to have prn.
pared appointments for James p
Tracy. an secretary OF finances and
Justice IN the Philippine commits
sion. aud Tor Gfeggory Orenta. TO
be Judge OF the supreme court Of
the Philippine islands. vice Tracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
NEW LIABILITY
, LAW PLANNED

WAsIINUTON. - g, I'M ="
Senator Knox. OF Pennsylvania, has
taken much interest IA the htlgu
tiou growing out Of tho employers
liability act. which was declared 10
be unconstitutional. and has intro
duced bin which ~ Intended Ia
remedy the defects IN the present
bill
The bin Is so drawn ~ 10 make
d applicable only to corporations
engaged IN such commerce AZ con.
gteaa has the uudouhted hight 10
control and Ia employees Of huch
computations enghEod exclusively la
lnler.Inln rnmmnrNn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
Here Are Used Ones

Should you prefer slightly used Piano YOU
arc now afforded an opportunity TO select
from an assortment so vast and varied that the
mos, discriminating buyer is certain TO be suit
ed-and at big saving. Read the names and
sale prices below.
These instruments come TO rs in part pay
men, Tor costly Chiekering. Iiazelton and Kim
balls Special Art Style Uprights. Baby Grands
and other fine pianos handled exclusively by
the Pioneer Piano House
\ great number were also received in ex-
change ior the Genuine Pianola Piano Their
owners relinquish them, not because uusatis-
factory in detail. but solely because they prefer
the Genuine Pianola Piano. and were willing to
pay the additional money which that marvel
Gus instrument commands.
GILBERT-Square Grand, good playable con
dtion. now only ......... .......... 500
EMERSoN-Square Grand, excellent oondi
ton, now only ...... ..#.-....... S62
cHICKERING-Squarc Grand. will make ex-
cellcnt piano for beginner, now only S95
BAfLEY-Fine Oak Case Upright, used con
siderable. but IN fine shape Regular S325,
now only .............. .,..t..... Sii1
ROLLING & SON-prctty Mahogany Case
Upright Originally $3.50 now only SIG
KNABE-Good Mahogany Case Upright, in
excellent condition. Originally $500 now
only ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1S7
KNABE-Fine Mahogany Case Upright. Al
condition. Originally SS25 now only sos
KIMBALL-Uprght, smallest size. pretty ma
hogany case, used some time, but in good
condition. Regular S575 style, now only
KIMBALL-Upright, largest size and in ex-
eellcnt condition Graded in toward Pianola
Piano., walnut case. Regular $3.50, now only
....... ........... .................... S34.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08

NEW YOHK Jan s-Tha oondl.
ton Of Rear Admiral Nteuu Lud.
low. g. T. y. who has been III
with Ia grippe at Passport. l. J.,
IL regarded aa grave
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GROIt RANKIN CO.--------------
Of n
More Bargains From Our Semi
Annual Clearance Sale

explained previous advertisements impossible to list
1ad advertisement Neither show them all in the wind
down New goods being
n the removal Of sold Nearly article the hot
reductions generally ranging from 2s bargains be had
Your especial attention called the Top Floor The bedding floor
floor and these departments fairly teemng with
more expensive goods medium and lower priced kinds we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-08
Come in Tomorrow While the Assortments !

all OF the articles mentioned this advertisement
call papers advertising copy will
equally traetv bargains