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The evening world., 1908-10-03
NEIL BEATS MOORE
IN HARD BATTLE
Especial to TIE Evening World,

'SpfcIel 10 iFS Evening orld.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-In <
round bout at the State A. C. last night
frankie Nell. OF Frisco, had all the
better OF frankie Moore. OF this city, in
a feather-weight contest before a sma. i
crowd.
AT the start Neil went after Moore to
hnish him In short order. but he found
Moore there with stiff resistance. si-
ways ready 10 give and take, with both
hands equally effective. In the last two
rounds Moore recovered some o. his
torm' and came back at the Californian
strong Neil's left hook Puncn had
Moore bleeding from the Mouth after
The limit. ="
The evening world., 1908-10-03
MCLAUGHLIN TO PLAY
ORA MORNlNGSTAR.

The first match contest among the
billiard stars in season which prom
lses exceptional interest has been ar
ranged between Prof. Edward McLaugh-
lin and Ora Morninsstar, VINO play a
series OF 90 points each night for fve
nights al three cushion carroms al Maui
rice Days, beginning Monday night
DAILY gives purse and the entire gate
receipts to the winner. This style o!
game has become very popular. ana the
two experts are likely 10 DO sor?. SEN
sationsl work.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
ROSS WAS CARELESS
AND LOST FIGHT

PITTsBUnG, Oct. 3-Morrh Harris.
the colorei fighter Of Philadelphia
fought six vicious rounds he.e last
nlsat in Old CRY Hail before q large
crowd. LaoH " ring kuC rledre on the
part " Ross permitted me colored
hshter not o. y 10 save himself from
being knocked oIl but 10 come oack
after being beaten man and win toe
nght on points,
The evening world., 1908-10-03
BARRY DEFEATS
BATTLING JOHNSON

Los ANGELES, Cal Oct. S.-Battllns
johnson los, to jim Barry al Pacific A.
c. last night because an excited second
threw a sponge into the ring in the
seventh round. Barry far outclassed
he big Russian ana M him at VIII. De-
spite ;a.s fact. Jim ran away from mis-
man several Zines and spent most Of
tie :o.5,n round IN full ra.reat, Wnea
he stood he made poor showing
Barry was nJuted ana JeeTed by the
crowd for LIs spinning and gL.Heg IougR
tactics in ci!nehes. jim sent acruss
,err!hc r.snls and let's 10 face ana aw-
full punches 70 Wind with i!-Ile eaec-.
RE should have hn!sHeJ the Russian II
Ave minutes,
The evening world., 1908-10-03

n the second round Cross forced the
lighting. Blu he was fouling contln-
ualy. Once he threw his left arm
around Winie's shoulders, and with a
wrestling trick threw him heavily so
that Fitz fell with thump on the end
al his spine. He got up little shaken,
and the fight went on. Cross Immediately
forced Fitz back to the ropes. They
mixed 1t hard, Fitzgerald blocking with
consummate skill. Finally, Cross hurled
nihsell against Fitzgerald with furry
Of let's and rights that forced him
tnrough the ropes. Fitz tried TO untan-
Gle himself, oui Cross pounded al him
until Fltz dropped TO one knee. There
was an instant pause in the hghting
and then Cross de iberately smashed
fitzgerald. still down on mis- knee, twice
on the Jaw with vicious hooks. The
Ieteree rushed In and pushed Cross
away. FitZ got I'D weak ana littIe
rang.
H'W much damage those two tou,
III blows did no one knows. They.
- may have done none at all that
counted In the final result. But Jimmy
Britt lost to Joe Cans on an exactlv
similar ioul. 1t would disqualfy
lighter in any other city than New
York.
Cross had the third round They both
siugged willingly but Cross had the
best OF the M!xups. He was stronger
and faster than the old warhorse. Fitz-
gerald grinned in the old way, blu,
there was no great sting in his blows.
Time and again ne landed flush on
Leach 8 jaw and staggered him. bur
only for moment.
Cross started the fourth with Chinese
tactics. He stuck outShis tongue and
made faces at Fitzgerald, irving 10
scare him. Fifty didn't scare. He heat
Cross into A corner. Cross worked oiIt
and they mixed 1t all over the ring
In the NTH FitE began bleeding from
o cut lip. They fought hard ali along
the line. A fierce right 10 the Jaw stag
Bered cross badly near the end of Ibe
round, but Fitzgerald only looked al
him and failed TO follow up his ad-
vantage.
~ 'E sixth was good sluyg.op
match. Cross had a shade tho
hest of 1t although FIFE staggered
him at the end OF the round with
hard right ON the Jaw.
Fitzgerald las gone back long
way since the old days when lie was
terror among lightweights. He Is
Just as clever as ever. and can whip
his punches in to the mark with very
few misses. But when ne lands he
The evening world., 1908-10-03
BY John POLLOCK.

YIMMY BRITT, the clever California
lightweight, who has been in Eng
land for few months, is going to
fight over there. In a letter 10 a friend
In this city Jimmy says that ne has
been matched 10 meet johnny Sum
mers the English lightweight. for ter
rounds al a boxing show 10 be brought
off at Wonderland on Noy. >. They Will!
battle for purse Of $500 OF winch the
winner will ger sJ,1aO and s&ae loser
N.2o0. Il THINK there are sJill few
more good fights IN me- writes Britt,
and on that account ] think | Will
be.l Summers deCislveiy' Britt Will
surely have 10 fight ms best In Orde.
10 beat Summers, as tho latter tOugn mt
some good tignts Whine ne Was N th.a
country.
4 maton Will probably be arranged today
between Joe Cans and Alllp F.tlgr RAID. t1e
sss Dissent a &c cross F7it55sslad oa1rT,
lat, night ana SAID h. MAS Iealy 70 slgr
Cans UP for battle viii ans OF the lOca
fighters. When Leach Cross was asked 4
he would box Cans ne eClntd but Fltz
EeIald said he would take him on. JimmS
Kelly ma9ager Of Fitzgerald VIII NEE
AeTtord to-day ans Try and make the match
Johnny Mooney manager Of Harry Lewis
nish ani said there vts no 'Fcta II ~
fshOr' vat Lewis was matched 10 fral
Swmv Ga-4rer nv twsniy-five rounds m I'm
The evening world., 1908-10-03
His Horne-Run Hit Knocked
New York Out Of the
First Place.
BY BOZE MAN BULGER.
Especial to The Evening Wor!dJ

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, OCT; 3,--If by
nook or crook New York should lose
the pennaat tie team viii NJ. have
Iogt j, to tie Cubs " tho Pirates. They
vii. have surrendered 10 Hans Wag-
ner. He is he Nemesis vf the Giants,
Memories Of his bis, ungalnIy form
disturb them by day, and visions Of
the big Dltchman breaking up fences
The evening world., 1908-10-03
JEFFRIES PICKS
BURNS TO DEFEAT
BIG JACK JOHNSON.

Los ANGELES. Oct. Slim JEFF
fries was asked for an opinion on
the outcome OF the Johnson Burns
ght that is to take place In Aus
tralia and he rep led,
Il think that II will be a great
figh. and look to Burns being re.
turned the winner. He is too clever
too strong and too courageous for
The black fellow. Burns IL better
than he Ia given credit for being"
The evening world., 1908-10-03
MilHOnQires to Drive
In Vanderbilt Race

those who pretend 10 know declare tho
me old feeling still rankles. and a
great many nope that the race may
oe MADE feature of the carnival next
iarly as the three millionaires nave
each made an entry for The Gun race
The evening world., 1908-10-03
BENEFIT FOR WALTER GRADY.

The testimonial 20 be rendered Trainer
Walter Grady b. the members ot tho Pastlms
Athletic Club Tomorrow afternoon promises
sume lEteiestIEs events, as all Of the we'll
known luca athletes, Including several or
Olympic w!GncIE VIII take part
The evening world., 1908-10-03

lachs the stunning effect. He used to
u'op every man he hit squarely on the
marx He doesn't do 1t any more.
o'oss fought better fight than be-
'ore. de was more aggressive as soon
as ne found that Fitzgerald's blows
were not hurting him, He didn't SHOW
me hitting power OF his earlier fights
put he used better Judgment through
out and was vastly improved in the in
ngntlng. Vac Az
The evening world., 1908-10-03

BASEBALL. Tamniany Hall. To-day, Pm
-s.-l -5G, Direct wire lrom Phllate.-
phla gIoancs' HvnEy board with moving
The evening world., 1908-10-03

csgo. accompanied by his father, e &. COZ
has been matchet TO box Yankee Schwartz,
ne husky little 9uakeE. Cty fighter Tor sS
"hNafeluHs on MJpdny night. CSulon !.
also booze! Up tog fights in Baltimore ami
ta!s cill.
The evening world., 1908-10-03

BssebaIi To-Day, Two games. First game
called 100 ?, 81 American League Park.
~ \. Americans W Warrington. One "a.
The evening world., 1908-10-03

jack Blackburn. the co.oled fighter q,
Philadelphia, VINO has been clalgHs tVr
some sine shat he wa a legitimate ght.
Htlgh, aud could make 1871 pounds can gst
plenty o. f!gh,s II nc caa make taat weight,
toi Young LouE0rey Young Erne an
other good bows are Wiling 70 take him on
providing he Will post a forfeit 70 mike iS.
AZ r. NJ. The chances are that Blackburn
VIII fail 70 accept mis- del.
The evening world., 1908-10-03

5ohnH1y MARIE tAYs game ana clever Italian
fighter we're matched lasi night 10 Try On
olusons ~ sia round bout A. me 2 X 3, x
in Brook!yn. on Monday nisht AZ both men
are fist tuhters they ought 70 nut up . Very
Interesting scTap. Both are training hard for
ihe battle ana viii be In great shape for the
The evening world., 1908-10-03

round Cross right and left and q,
whipped in
East Siders dropped him fiat
The evening world., 1908-10-03

Billy Gibson matchmaker Of tie Tairn5n,
A G last Eight ci.ncael another good vi
for the nsNt stag o! his g.u9.. on IS In siay
boston, who re .uU5 ,fsalf.d dec.sis n oyefs
Fighting j. ck HyIi M = twely--rpLnl boz
ne in BIatou, ~ meet Bert KeSes Tor sls
rounds IN The NAN poqt This should be a
slashing fight, Us both boys arc rugged
fighters, game and sIIti punchers.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
Latter Has Shade Better of Six-Round
Go" but Weakens Fighting Harp"
by Repeated Fouls in Early
Part OF Fight.
R.<%
COLUMN

shade the best Of the Fighting Harp
over the six round gallop. On the action of
the referee Cross won.
Whether Cross lost or won Is q compl,.
Gated question. In these six round New
York affairs the referee always disregarIs
any foul that does not entirely disable one
OF the lighters He does this simply to
give the crowd Fun for It's money"
Fitzgerald had mile the best of the fire,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Has Obstreperous Mayor Of
Omaha Removed From
Convention Hall
Mayor Tried to Inject Pol.
iticS in Navigation
Convention

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 24-Mayor
James G. Dahlman of Omaha was Leo
from the hall by the sergeant-at-arms
of the waterways congress at it's final
session last evening, at the request Of
Gov. John Burke of North Dakota, who
was acting chairman of the congress.
The mayor arose in his seat to talk
on motion to adopt the report of the
committee on organization. His att.
tude was unsatisfactory to, several
delegates who declared Mayor Dahl
man was out of order, because he was
trying to inject politics into the con-
gress. There were several cries of
''Put him out" and Chairman Burke
finally called the sergeant-at-arms,
who led the mayor from the hall.
The mayors declaration that "You
will have to go down to Washington
and see "Uncle Joe Cannon and ALI.
son about that report" started the
trouble.
Slt QOWn, shouted tne uSleSaLeS.
"No, will not sit down." replied
the mayor
81 want to tell YOU
Hes out of order; he's out of ~
DER" some one else called.
This crossfire was about to precipi-
tate more trouble when the chairman
ruled Dahlman out of order. The may
or refused to accept the ruling and
held his ground. Governor Burke
called for the floor officer, who took
the mayor by the arm, pushing him
into the AISLE. After some argument
Dahlman left the floor in company
with the sergeant-at-arms, and remain
ed in the rear of the hall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Rural Claims.

Through the influence of the daily
press cities and their needs have come
to absorb such an amount Of daily
attention that the Importance of the
country and its Inhabitants to the vel
fare Of the nation is largely overlook
ed; hence the call to do everything that
can be done to enlarge, to refine. to
purify and to strengthen the life OF
our country people. And one means
to this end which has not hitherto
been used as much as it might have
been is the cultivation In the school
and in the home Of the habit Of read
ing good books. Bishop Of Hereford
in Nineteenth Century.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
JONES IS It
Wins Out in Championship
TWO.MiIe Roller Skate
Race

Pittsburg, Jan. 24-There were
close finishes at exposition rink TO
night in the elimination races for lie
worlds championship, two miles, ar
roller skates.
The first heat: kid" Emanuel
Pittsburg, first, time, 6:12 1-5.
Second heat: Leo Jones, st. LOUIS
first, time 6:O5 4-5
The final: Jones, first, time 6:144. /
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

1t this government continues policy injecting
into the of trade and fixed
rencby exchanging securities by bond speculation by treasury
manipulation by executive order other form of THBL
RGGNGwe shall continue but with greatly accelerated
speed, toward commercial crisis COMPARED WITH WHICH
THE PRESENT PANIC is ONLY A PLEASANT SUMMER
OUTING
Our worth about 100000 products
about O00 manufactured products about 100000
total Of $25 00o,00O,OO0
Meanwhile have had the advantage extraordinary
sumption Of foodsu result of the Ruoapnese war;
urbed condition of Russia has led reduced acreage there
food scarcity prevails abroad and consequently enjoying
EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH PRICES If not true but
the other hand conditions crops
poor and foreign prices low, IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAVE
TRANSFERRED
Notwithstanding all this and wholly because of the
ton OF our finances are in state Of PANIC.
We have today the banks Of this country $2 O0O
600 deposits and about the outstanding
Against this fabulous the banks hold
000 LESS THAN PER CENT this per cent
nearly onequarter 100000
credit promise pay.
Stating another way held against
Of bank deposits the United States today bank and
not gold which is admittedly the ONLY PROPER RESERVE
any country with gold standard
CONTINUE PRESENT POLICY WHERE 10 IT
GOING TO END7 HOW LONG WILL IT BE BEFORE
BANK DEPOSITS REST UPON REsERvEs7
OBVIOUSLY THE WORST AND Widest OF INITIATION.
Yet rumoed that sheer madness follow scheme
being wrought add this already OVERWHELMING
den another load in the form municipal and railroad bonds
the basis of bank Liability No who has studied this
question doubts that all reserves whether deposits
other form bank liability including bank notes. should be gold
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
The World Is Growing Better
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.


A- THING oFTENEsT
uNouEsTioNAsLE EVIL
! THE BETTER AS
GO FROM PLACE TO PLACE RETURNING TO SCENES
KNOWN BEFORE, IMPROVEMENT
CASE. MEN ARE MORE KINDLY DISPOSED CHARITABLE
MORE soLicIToUs OTHERS,
The outlook of is BROADENING EVERYWHERE; their
capabiy Of sympathy expanding their SENSE OF DUTY TO
OTHERS and responsibility for others growing Man
becomes and more his brothers keeper.
There much don't understand why good
NOTENT power should allow suffering why he allows poverty
sickness and It isn't why he allows still
such dreadful deuons that necessary for Of them kill
others in the SAVAGERY OF WAR Oh, there many
things I can't understand!
particular don't all understand MYSTERIOUS LAW
OF EVOLUTION according which the higher forms of life live
upon the lower RISING THROUGH SLAUGHTER AND EX-
TCTION That profoundly gcaly obscure and perplexng
accept and bow heads universal law
"Ihy will be DONE"
But still satisfied that THIS rs A GOOD WORLD
because it is increasingly becoming BETTER world GALL Is
WELL SINCE ALL GROWS BETTER-that the foundation
philosophy of life and the world It is the motto Of life
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Have Situation In Hand

Lisbon, Jan. 24-The government
today issued statement declaring
that it believes the maintainence of
order in Portugal is assured. This
feeling of security is reflected by a
lower gold premium.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
a Doc Lost strayed or Stolen

a Dog Lost Strayed or Stolen
Disappeared about the middle of
November, Yorkshire terrier, with
long, shaggy tan hair, answers to the
name of Monk A reward will be
paid for any information of its where
abouts. Edith Wakeman Hughes, 514
Sixth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Wanted

The news editor Of the Tribune
would like to secure some good pic
lures of new subjectsfor publication
which would be of value in advess.
Using Bismarck, or of interest to the
Slope. Who has them?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

Read the ad. in this paper of G. w.
Wolbert Hardware CO., and this dis
count sale closes this week, Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Furniture Sale

For sale cheap, /. oak sideboard, l
oak bedroom suite complete, l extra
commode. A. R. Murray, S1S Fifth
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

Don't overlook the discount sale at
G. w. Wolbert Hardware Co., which
closes this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Gotch Wins In TWO straiaht

= y. 0VSSH Wits TT 1WV 0V'dI91t
Utica, N. Y, Jan. 24-Frank Gotch,
the champion wrestler of the world,
defeated Albert Soloman of Buffalo,
here tonight in a fast match. Gotch
took two straight falls.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25
Urgent Need
of Currency
LEGISLATION.
BY Representative CHARLES N FOWLER. the
House Committee Banking and Currency.

HERE CERTAINLY SHOULD BE SOME REMEDIAL
FINANCIAL, LEGISLATION, AND CAN ASSURE
YOU THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMIT
TEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY WILL BEND
THEIR ENERGIES TO THAT END. WHAT WE
SHALL BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH NO MAN CAN
ANSWER. BUT THAT THERE Is URGENT NEED
FOR HELP NO MAN CAN DENY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

y Don't forget to see Webb Brothers
advance showing of Wash Fabrics.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

Webb Brothers display of new
spring goods is feast for the eyes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

Don't forget to see Webb Brothers
advance showing of Wash Fabrics.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-25

80 percent discount on Mems and
Boys Suits at The Fair Department
store.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-21

India Linons, Etc.
Our new India Linens, Persian Lawns, Checked
Nainsook, Lngeres, Dotted and Embroidered Swisses
all the newest creations It's worth your time to
look through and price them.
India Linons price per yard 10c JUG
Persian Lawns, price per yard 15c To- Jul
Dotted and Striped Lingerie. per yard Csc to- Soc
l lot White Madras, good value at Is and 20
cents, price IL LIE. l lot White Madras,
very pretty for shirt waists. childrens dresses 1n
etc. regular 20 cent value. our price--------- iSs
Checked NaInsooks. all prices. 1Oc to Csc. lot
Dotted Swiss, our price per yard I'll rot
Dotted Curtain Swiss, price per yard IL 12c. 9En
lot Dress Swisses, exceptional values, 10c to- LJG
Evening star., 1908-01-30
Picture Department.

!, Imported Original OIL PAINTINGS. Landscape
scenes in deep gold d-buraished frames, with
shadow boxes. Reduced from $500 to S-.o'
each.
Imported Original Oil Paintings landscaI'e
soercs In ao,d FURNISHED frames, with shadow
Ioxes and glass Reduced from 5000 to $3.50
each.
Small Original Oil Painting, by Delahogue.
In deep Gilt frame. with shadow box. Reduced
from SO 90 to x4.35.
/ small Original Oil Painting The shepherd
and Ills Flock" I'm deep gilt frame. Reduced
from 5000 to $3.50.
Original OIL Painting Head OF Egyptian
Girl" In deep gold FURNISHED frame. with
shadow box Reduced from 5000 to 81 so.
Large Original Oil Painting. sheep in Pen. >
In .old FURNISHED frame. with shadow box. Re
,iuccd from $:,U.0 90 to $l2.1a
| Large Original Oil Painting The Pond In
deep gilt frame. with shadow box. Reduced from
$4,000 to $2t23.
I Large Original Oil Painting. The Flower
Garden" hy Conchois. In deep gold-burnishet
frame, with shadow box Reduced from Sl5o.vL
to $4a. 75-
Fourth door. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1908-01-30
Sporting Goods DEBT

pairs aien s Union Hardware COS N;cLo,-
piated Welded Steel Ice Skates, lock lever rib
ped runner, full polished; sizes TO- 1oI.. II and
llhs Reduced from $500 to $1oO pair.
i pair Mems Barney & Berry's Nickel-plsted
hockey skates. ribbed runner Reduced from
1910 to 81 90 pair.
pairs Women's Union Hardware Co.'S Nickel
piated Ice Skates; sizes o. 10 and 10i% Reduced
from $40 to $1.V0 pair.
n,a,'' = pairs Men Union Hardware Co.. Nickel
piateu Ice Skates, lock lever; sizes iols III ana
Alf.. REDUCED from $4.UU to $I.uu pair
10 pairs Mems Union Hardware Co.'S Nickel.
plated Ice Skates, iock lever. full poIisneu
sizes lUla. IL ana 111s. Reduced from IS. Do e.
ioc paIr- f -
i pair Women's Nickel plated Ice Skates lock
lever; size log. Reduced from 81 80 TO Ih'
pairs Men $ Union HARDWARE Coz zee ~ mos
ot ie,er: sizes IL and Ii y. teduced from Si >,
10 5uc pair. T-o
IA pairs Mems and Boys Union Hardware Co.
Ice Skates; sizes to II. Kcuuced from 6,yt I.
Zoe pair.
pairs Mems Barney & Berry Wood Ton
Skates: sizes II and 10. Reduced from 81 ~
and $i.oU To 81 90 pair
pairs Men HOCKEY lee Skates; sizes 10 II
and lli.. Reduced from 800 and S. 30 to "a,
pair
Fourth floOr. Tenth ST
Evening star., 1908-01-30
EI0usefurnisHling Dept.

] Nckel-platcd Chatting Dish. shopworn re-.
duced from $500 TO 5000. reduced from So ~
10 81 each.
Aluminium ,hs6ng DISH shopworn Reduced
from 80 to 500.
Aluminium Tea Pot, shopworn. Reduced from
S2.2J to $50.
l Nickel plated Tea Pot, shopworn Reduced
from Loo TO SOC.
3 Nickel plated Drip Coffee Pots reduced from
$l.O 10 Toe each; reduced from 9uc TO ,,tlc
each.
! Nickel -pla ted Paper Holder reduced from
81. 90 to 65c: reduced from Sl.75 to 75c.
/ Nickel-plated Meteor Coffee Percolator
shopworn Reduced from $S.25 10 $500.
2-piece Carving Sets. Reduced from 81 OO
to 75c each.
5 Nickel finish Trays. reduced from 5oc to :,Jc
each ) reduced from 4Oc To 2oc each.
3-burner Gas Stove shopworn. Reduced from
$500 to 500.
Copper bottom Wash Boiler. dented reduced
from 81 80 TO 9Oc; reduced from $2uO to 81 .OO
each.
l French Mirror, frame slightly damaged. Re-
duced from $500 to $2.25.
Sterling Carpet Sweeper Reduced from
$o.25 to 81 rs.
3 Weathered Oak Plate Racks, shopworn Re.
duced from $3.50 TO -$1.75 each.
q cans krupp's Silver Polish Reduced from
2oc to Zoe can.
boxes ..velveen'' Silver Polish Reduced
from soc to 15c box.
II boxes Brilliant Buhler Silver Polish Re-
duced from 15c TO &c box.
9 bottles "XXth Century Furniture Polish
Reduced from Ice To for 25c.
Fifth floor. Eleventh st.