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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Dec. 28.-Twenty-
seventh day of the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. w Hamilton,
presiding judge J. j. Hoffman, starter. Weather
clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs, year olds
and upward. selling:
s-i-Biack Mate wilson. 9e ~ i3
2-1-Pretension (Treubelt. Jos % In
12-1-King Of Mist CMcGeel .1o1 l 80
25. At post st. minutes. s on OF at 2:os. Mss: s
2 place. 45 show; Pretension. l place,
F. John Louis. Lady Kitty. Teo Beach, Lord
Stanhope. oberon. finished as named. Scratched
Earl Rogers. Proper, Value to winner s3ao-
E. Lnnell: Start good: Won easily. Second
driving Third easily. Mate. away in fair posi-
and entering stretch led by several lengths, won
with plenty 20 spare. Pretenson and King Of
the Mist fought duel for place
SECOND RACE-Fiye and half furlongs, 3
year olds and upward. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
6-5-San Nicholas (shilling). JOY 1 Ill
,s2Rsms1 s9Rsvaria eaoTsSS Ewlso1| ,lSa
1oG, ii' At pc post minutes OF at 2s5. Nichoas'
5 nss BsaS - 80 rse knight @ he Bear
Work and Play Belle Strome Turnsway, Taxer.
Gossper IL. Old Dominick. finished as named.
Tamar Flnancier. Korosilany J. c. Rice, Value
TO winner s325. Winner blk. &. by Reggie
yrsna Dare Won say Ry Second r
driving. Nicholas forced Bemay to top speed
in first half, but latter weakened entering
stretch and Nicholas had easy time to wire.
Ravaria easily best of remainder.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs 8
year olds and upward. purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
F4-5~chapultepec Powers). ..lo7 2 "a IL
s-i-GoIIy en,sf Ding lshillinsj Sio4 i 2 I1s3 Is
Time-:06 l-5. :1s. 20 Is. 40 4-5, :53. los.
Equals track record. At post "a minutes. on
lick. IS place. out show; Ding. out show Gray
OWL Ed B. finished as named. Value to win
ner $425 Winner b. c. by Geraldstine- Gra-
ciosity Trained by II. r. Brandt. Start poor.
Won easily Second driving. Third easily.
Chapultepec. after throwing boy before start.
celebrated occasion by running away from field
and won eased up. Meeick and Ding were
heads apart at finish. Others never had a
lookin.
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Citrus Belt handi-
ODDS Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin
s-l-Tony Bonero tCulien).. .l01 % 21a
7-I-Neva Lee page ...... SO IL 3h
Time-:12 3-5. "a 80 3-5. al 1-5. SO ID.
1:12. :25 10. l:3s 1-5 at post l minute. or
nero. place. As show: Lee. 80 show. Ethel
Day Center Shot. finished as named. Scratched
-Angclus Gerrymander. Gemmell Value to
winner $500. Winner b. z. by 0ctag agon- Wood
Nymph. Trained by $. c. Hildreth. Start good.
Won handily. second easily. Third driving.
deId to stretch. Center Shot. the fayorite, bled
and was pulled up. Ethel Day and Neva Lee
fought it out in driving finish for the show.
FIFTH RACE-One and hree-sixteenths miles.
3 year olds and upward. selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
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s-l-Animus tPowers) ...1oe 3 ~ 1.21s
6-5-Goldway. (shilling) =. .Io9 /
12-1-St. Ilarfo (Rice). los Is 3 Az
Time-:oe 40. rs 20. 80 %. ~ 40. :55.
1:02 3-5. 1:20. 1:32 l-5, Las 2-5. 1852 lbs 1-5.
New track record, At post 2 minutes. on at
$3.50. Animus. 4-5 place. 2-5 show; Goldway, -
place. Is show: st. uario. 2 show. Alma Du-
four, Beauclere. Henry o. finished named.
Scratched-Bucket Brigade. Value to winner
1920 Winner br e. by Lord Esterling -Animoso.
Trained by j. Powers. Start good. Won easily.
Second driving. Third easily. Anmus took lead
at quarter and was never headed. Goldway
easily best of remainder.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs. 8
year olds and upward. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
s1-Mollie Montrose (Kendy) 80 IL h
4-l-Essslante ss,,l -6shiIli9g, 1o7 "a ss
Time-:06 80. III 20. :2S As. 40, 52 Al.
LOG To- At post, IL minutes. OF at 4:26.
Montrose. place. 80 show Escalante place,
1 show: Amigo. l show. Light Comedy ARA
gon. Shirley Rossmore. Feminine, Godfather,
Columbia Girl. Town Topics. Our Anna. Alleyi-
ator. Velma @. Wogglebug. Buto. finished as
named Scratehed-Senator Barrett. Value 10
winner s325. Winner ch. f. by Cesarian- Desique.
Trained by j. Blute. Start good. Won driving.
Second easily. Third easily.
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give the horse his required prepara-
tion for the race over the sandy sur
face of the training track, which prop
ably hurt rather than helped MS
Barney Schreiber's colors were twice
borne to victory during the afternoon
by Miss Highland at 20 TO l and Bill Bill
Eaton at to ?. Jockey Butler, who
has been riding better than any other
boy at Emeryville the past week. pi-
loted both of the Schneider winners.
Inferior Jockeys had been riding both
of them in their previous starts. knight
Deck and Little Siss were the only
winning favorites. The beaten choices
included Gambrinus, Hanbridge, Cap
and Hanbridge both went to the post
heavily bandaged and the former was
never prominent in his race. Captain
Kennedy lost to Colonel White, whose
Improvement was entirely legitimate in
view of his recent promising race.
Erbet made a wretchedly poor showing.
being utterly deficient in speed at all
stages.
1t was a mediocre field that knight
Deck beat in winning the opener. The
youngster had the speed to lead every
inch of the route and won off by him
self Prosper came from far back to
beat En- and En- for the place by
narrow margin. The latter had been
well up throughout thanks to Miller's
hustIing ride.
Little Siss had to be ridden out to
the last ounce to beat Galinda in the
second. Galinda ran a vastly improved
race over her previous essay, and set
the pace at a sizzling clip all the way.
1t was only in the last few jumps that
Little Siss was able to head her. Rose
vale, which had disputed the early run
ming with Galinda. weakened badly at
the end and wound up in third place
Altamor. well backed. was utterly de-
ficient in speed. He went to the post
heavily bandaged behind.
LANDS AT 20 TO
Miss Highland, neglected in the bet
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Gate MarkSmen to
Hold King Shoot

OAKLAND. Dec 26.-Sheil Mound
,arlr win be the Mecca Of the rife and
nistoI experts tomorrow afternoon when
The annual King shoot banquet and
distribution Of prizes Of the Golden
Cate rife and pistol club win take
Mace. The Golden Gate club is one
81 The foremost shooting organlzatlollS5
an the Pacic coast ana lts anhua.
Tfne shoot is one OF the features OF
every shooting season.
over a hundred hanos9sne +he p,..sT uas :
fa-iii be distributed at the banquet, but
fhe winners of many OF the prizes are
30 Vet known. as some competitions
80 i,een 50 close that II VIII take
ne scores Of the final shoot tomorrow
ia determine the winners me snoot-
ss~ will begin in the forenoon and con :
.i9ue fflI dark At the CONCLUSION OF
ti,e King shoot the members viii mafcn
-, fl1e banquet hall in the park ano par
80 ~ turkey and listen 10 speecneS
~ many well known local ORATORS
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South African Foot Racer
Breaks Record

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa, Dec.
pr. Z. Walker, the South African
runner, did some excellent work and
broke a record here today in short
sprints at the Wanderers sports He
made 100 yards in 9 2-5 seconds. This
equals the time made in England last
August, and it is one-fifth OF a second
less than the previous record made by
Daniel J. Kelly at Spokane. Wash,
June %, 1906.
Walker also made the 120 yards dash
in IL 2-5 seconds. This is a new record.
The record for 120 yards is IL As Sec
onds and was held by b. j. Wefers.
made at Travers Island September 26,
1906 These records are for amateurs
Walker won the final in the 100
meter dash at the Olympic games held
in London last summer.
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Jack Johnson's Grip on Title
Seems Likely to Hold Awhile
AL Kaufman Most Qualified to Meet the Big
Black Texan, but He Refuses I
to Fight CoIored Man
BY William J. SIaffery

After years of dreaming and scheming Jack
Johnson. the towering black from Texas has at
himself the undisputed title of heavy weight cham
pion of all the world. Being the first colored man
to attain the coveted honor. Johnsons position is
all the more remarkable. He apparently stands
alone, in class all by himself, and, until new
phenom is brought forward, the mammoth Texan
enjoys very fair chance Of holding his laurels.
The victory of Johnson will not benefit the sport
as clean cut win by Burns would have done.
With the Canadian still champion, he surely would
nave sailed triumphanty into the land of the stars
and stripes and awaited the challenges of Kaufman,
ketchel Iangford and the many other aSpirantS for
the title who praying for him to land
But in the of Johnson, 1T will be far differ
ent. What man among them would be conceded a
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Saturday Crol0d at Track
Picks 7wo Winners Out of Six
Light Wool Wins the Hunter Handicap and
Jockey Butler Pilots a Pair of
Winners for Schneider
By J. x. Jefery

The reaction that usually follows a big day at
racetrack in evidence Emeryville yester-
day only far the character of the racing was
concerned The attendance remained quite up TO
the Saturday half holiday standard and specula-
tion continued keen Selling plaJers. mostly of the
cheaper sort, provided the racing. except in one
event, the Hunter handicap, mile dash, IN Wnlcn
r. l. Thomas Light Wool scored easy We
tory over Collector Jessup, Hanbridge and others
of lesser reputation.
Light Wools performance only in keeping
with the clever which he pad Thurs
day in winning the Walden handicap. He had the
speed to take the track With the rising of the
barrier of his adversaries could get within
several lengths of him at any stage of the run
ming Collector Jessup and Hanbridge distanced
the others from start to finish and made an inter-
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Apprentice allowance.

The committee appointed at a recent mass
meeting of the citizens Of Hot Springs. Ark. has
reported that about 90 per cent OF the pronerty
owners OF the city favor the repeal of the anti
racing law enacted at the last session of the
Arkansas legislature.
The Maryland jockey club will hold its reg
ular spring meeting of 16 days duration at PIN
leo beginning late In March. The Pimlico
meeting Will open the eastern racing season of
1909. in lieu of the customary opening at
Benning-
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SUMMARY

Home run-Gorman. Three base hit-Gorman.
Two base hits-R. Meyers. Cereghino. Sacrifice
hits-Muhl, German, Mitchell CO.. First base
on called balls-on Benham ., off Sorocco 8.
Struck out-By Benham A. by Sorocco g. Hit
by pitcher-Soroceo. Bolander Murphy, "A Mey-
ers- Double play-Benham TO Meyers. Time OF
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Larsen
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Entries at Emeryville

The entries at Emeryville for Mon
day. December %. are as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Futurity course. selling year
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E. J. BsIdwins good 2 year old Del Cruzsdor
has been sick with fever at Emeryville for q day
or two. but is now out Of danger.
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me---2::, go 40 20. :02 1-5. At post 3
Hampass. 6-5 place. 3-5 show: Banthel
by d. Henry. Start good. Won handiiy
PASS Z. Bill Eaton raced in front with
pole and hanging on we'll. won out by
near three furIong pole. where he quickly
He is good colt. Banthel ran her race
overland all the way. He can do better.
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T. Fl. Cookies 2 year old colt Tidal Wave.
which he brought up from Arcadia with thu
the result Of sickness contracted en- route from
the southern track
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SANTA ANITA PARK, Dec. 28.-Twenty-
seventh day of the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. w. Hamilton.
presiding judge. J. j. Hoffman. starter Weather
clear. Track fast
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Arcadia Entries

Los ANGELES. Dec 2e-santa Anita entries
for Monday. December IS:
EIRST RACE-Six
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minutes. on az 3;5s. BliI- 90 place. II show;
52 show Winner b. e. by Sain- Merida Trained
Second Third driving. High price-Ham-
Banthel first part. took the lead at three furlong
comfortable margin Hampass badly outrun TO
moved up. but could not cut down Eaton's lead.
Erbet very weakly ridden. Buxton took him the
Toll Box had speed
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s. c. Hildreth's $4,000 colt Uncle pulled up
lame after workout at Arcadia q day
two ago that there IS scant chance OF his get
ting 70 the post for long time. Hildreth has
about despaired OF getting bis money back on
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

E.
ing judge Richard
Six furong seIIng N nrtS32
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Ribbon Clearance

Our entire stock OF Fancy Ribbons.
divided into lot numbers for easy
choosing and reduced 20 half and less,
10 effect a clearance.
Lot / takes in Narrow Fancies. worth
Toe a yard. 2 yards for. ....- SC
Lot 2 takes ia Narrow Fancies. worth
l5c a yart, per ye-c- Sc
Lot 3 are Ribbons selling 10 35c per
yard, sale price
Lot 4 are Ribbons selling to zoe per
yard, sale price .29c
Lot 3 are Ribbons selling 10 75c per
yard. sale price
Lot 9 are Ribbons selling 90 800 per
yard, sale price .49c
Lot z are Ribbons selling - s. 90 per
yard. EniT price t..F-.--.. 68r
These Ribbons consist Of our entire
stock ~ which there Is not = better
quality nor a better assortment in Do
Territory. and when sou bus such
Reaas Ht hllf prize aud ices a. Wlg pay
tau ~ isf Do = HuHNiTs
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Clearance of Silk and Wool Dress Goods
SILK Clearance.

This clearance sale takes in the en-
tire stock; included are the rough pom
gee. tursahs, foulards and fancy silks
The entire stock divided into lots for
easy choosing.
Lot ! are fancy silks worth to 75c.
sale price 39c
Lot 2 are fancy silks worth TO SIPS.
safe price +byc
Lot 3 are fancy silks worth TO $3.50.
sale price ..+....4 &c
Moneys Worth Black Iaffeta.
80 In moneys worth black taffeta
$3.50, choice
- 81 moneys worth black ~taffeta.
A1-aas choice .s..sec
Sf25 Radium and japanese Crepe.
choice ...... .-......9
All silk remnants viii Ice sold a;
half price
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Nainsook.
No. 81. Nainsook. selling regularly
at 6 yards for $500. on sale 12hc.
No, 400, Nainsook, selling regularly
at 25c yard. on sale 19c.
No. 400. Nainsook, selling regularly
II 35e yard, on sale 25c.
Duchess and English long cloth
~ yard pieces.
No. 100 and 1900 long cloth. reg
ular price 5000 piece, sale price $l.se
No. 1900 and 1850 long cloth, reg
ular price s2.25 piece. sale price S1.9o.
No. 1850 and $500 long cloth. reg
ular price $3.50 piece, sale price s2.50.
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DRESS GOODS CLEARANCE

Lot consists Of about SO pieces assorted dress goods sonpe are WOO some
re part wool Others cotton. paias They are Just h thing for chnarsns
school dresses. The regular values are Csc n 3r I'd Redal Al lc q
Lot . consists 4 WOOL paids and WOOL mixtures These goods SOLD rs 10
Tbc he I'd p pieces ~ choose from At 3c I'd
Lot 8 consists II mohaHs skmans and wo drez goods selling M n : Ice
the yard. "a pieces 10 choose from at Csc
Lot takes IN values 4 :lBo and or mostly SO inch fancy snuiu nj
checks and stripe wool goods choice Ssc
Lot s takes in al ar remnant pieces and area pattern lengths rAoics ar
half marked prices
All our white and black dress goods during this sac subt1 10
a discount Oh I'D per CERT
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4EARANCE SALE
Begins MONDAY, JULY 18th, to Last Six Days
The Greatest Sale Albuquerque Has EUer Known b

This Simple Announcement should serve TO bring every woman within reaching
distance and from miles around the store to our great Clearance Sale. The ire
mendous amount of high grade merchandise thrown out for clearance and the
comparatively short time in which we have to SELF are the reasons for the most
sensational price reductions we have ever made in the history of our business.
Conditions make it imperative fr us to reduce stock, and prices must aid us N
this, our earnest desire, to cut down stocks to a minimum. Every price will be
fresh proof of a positive saving. There will be no excuse for yor disregard of
economy in not coming to this Great Sale.
REMEMBER
The reductions run through every department. There is no reserve, but a thor
ouh cleanup of every stock. If the particular articles you are interested in do
not appear on this page, it will pay you TO seek for them in the store, for thous-
ands of equally strong values are not advertised.
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These Corse1s are maae
specially fsr MS the hrana
Is onr own and we runr-
antee them.
Nadia style : and z. warzh
s1be and are as rnnd
rs any 81Be Curzsa rsn
can buy CIR 1utnoduo-
tory Price -Aaae
Nadia Style & sl7E walue
At -------&1&s
mazda style &c ana = ar
the styles Sau nnzaHv
pay 800 Tor. a.. sa1e
Compare them uan r.
net a. ~ cay yauf mseflet
Mil ~ refunded
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Our Millinery
Clearance

There Is no II nor ands about 1t. we
must clean up our entire stock before
our buyer visits the market Our en-
tire stock reduced 10 half and less.
cost not considered The entire stock
divided into lot numbers Tor easy Sc
lection. rs follows.
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Infanrs Wear Department.


Lot 1 at = I-3c.
Consists of Arnold's organdi, mig
non, calumet. batiste and tissue lux
uriant Bohemian tissue and chiffon
brilliant, selling regular at 12Rc and
l5c.
Lot 2 at 1255c.
Arnold's Paris tissue, Partisan ba-
lists, Arnold's dimities n X. p. or
CANDY; regular selling price Ice and
20c yard.
Lot 3 at f5c.
Arnold's dotted batiste, Swiss APP
pique, Bonedrne Egyptian and em-
broidered novelties, selling Regularly
10 25c yard.
Lot 4 at ice.
An unusually large assortment Of
embroidered tissues. Pou de sole, Luz
cerne tissue and Arnold's fabrics that
usually sell at 35c.
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16 button black or brown silk glove.
zoo values 8ke
1915 quality Kayser Id bnftou siIk
grove -~-.@&1-lb
SAB quality Kavser Ig hutton slik
glove 49, II
S27h quality kaEzer 16 bu1tan silk
glove $40 Rel
$3.50 quality kayser embi1 arm x2-I
soc quality 2-clasp Katgser glove.
small sizes
Sl00 quality 3-ciaRp Kayser glnxe.
small sizes
sl.50 quality 2-rlasp Knvser glove.
small sizes 81 90
The above includes am1Ae Stock IN
all colors. black. white. mink sky. tan.
brown, etc.
Child's 9-clasp Isle gl0xaF. &br kind dbc
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lot 5 at use.
Consists of silk ~organdies, toulon
silks and silk stripe f~ancies, selling
regularly at ACC yard.
Lot No. 6 at SOC.
Consists Of balance of stock of fin
est wash goods such as suisene silk,
silk zephys, ex-ray silks, topaz silks;
selling regularly to 75c yard.
White Goods Stock.
Divided into lot umbers for easy
choosing and the entire stock reduced
TO effect a clearance, as follows:
Lot /, values to zoe. sale price 15c.
Lot 2. values to 25c, sale price 19c.
Lot 3, values to 35c, sale price 25c.
Lot 4. values to soc. sale price for 81
Lot s. values TO 75c. sale price 39c.
India Linens. Nainsook and Long Cloth
No. So. India Linon. 1sc and l7hc
quality, sale price l2hc.
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Art Department Specials.

To close out all pillow tops the stock
is divided into three lots.
Lot /, all tops selling at 25c, go at Toe
Lot 2, all tops selling at soc, go at zoe
Lot 3, all tops selling at 81. go at S5c
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Clearance Prices on Wash Goods

No. 70, India Linon, zoe quality. sale
price 15c.
No. "A. India Linon. 25c quality. sale
price 17hc.
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Linens.

We have placed a big lot of doilies,
center pieces etc, out for a quick
clearance and you can AXE your pick
at half marked prices.
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Our entire stock divided int laz
numbers and reduced 10 about tralf
regular prices.
Lot !, values to 3a.on. Mnle prlpe EEr.
Lot : values 70 S1.5O, sale price SLID
LOT :, values TO 1910. sale price xI.BR
4, values 10 xs.D0 sale price $3.50
Lot g. values to 3580. sale price x2eB
Lot &. values to ~ s5H. sale price *8.HK
Lot Z values 10 $1,000, sale price 81 az
Lot q, values "a S2h.B0 salz price x7bn
All cur chtldren'H parax~ols no an
sale also at about one han price.
Lot 1. Soc; lot ?, 7Brs aaa ., x1aD0.
lot 4. s1.b0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12

The plain comes in all colors, also
black and white, As inches wide; reg
ular 75c values, special 35c. Figured
chiffons in black and white, also lace
~allovers, on sale at u prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12
Coats.

Stock lot numbered
also; to close out this takes
In Black Silk and Pongee
long coats. short Jackets
and rain coats. Divided
into lots as follows:
/, values 10 $40 at 5000
2, values to SIS at $1,000
3, values TO 500 at $3.50
4, values to $26 at $500
s, values to sac at $22.5O
6, values to s75 at $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12

35c kind to close 19c
Tue kind to close .39c
S1.00 kind to close .69c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12

All assorted lot OF waxzaen's fine Eilk
umbrellas, fancy pear handles. inlaia
with silved and gold. at rs 4er cenf
reduction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12

Women's umbrellas. Queen quality.
natural wood handles. reEuia s1hB
values, sale price x1.1B-