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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
gnllvsnsd t,Is Sermon.

A minister OF Crosmichael, in Fife.
frequently talked from the pulpit to
his hearers with amusing and indeed
iFreyerent familiarity. Expoundlng n
passage from Exodus one day, he pro-
ceeded thus: "'And the Lord said unto
Moses'-sneck that door! I'm thinking
IL ye had to sit beside the door yersel
20 wadna be sac ready leaving 1t open
IL was just beside that door that Ye-
dam Tamson, the bellman, got his
death o. cauld, and I'm sure. honest
man. he didna let 1t stay muckle open
And the Lord said unto Moses'-I see
man aseath the laft WI his hat on.
I'm sure, man. ye're clear o. the soogh
o that door there. Keep an your ban
net, Thamas, and II your bare pow be
canld ye mann just get gray worsted
wig, like myself, They're no sac dear
plenty o. them at Bob Gillesple's for
10 pence apiece" The reverend gen
tleman then proceeded with his dis
course,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list of real estate
transfers OF KootenaI county as fur.
aished by the Panhandle Abstract
company:
]. c. Smith ct al to Ella NJ. Shelley
lot /, block e, town OF Occur d'Aiene,
$500.
Leonard McCrea to NJ. r. Gimble,
Part of lot 4, block 16, McCrea's ad-
dition to La Del Cardo Bay, 81.
Henry II. Michels to Kat Primus,
Sc or Of sw or of section s, n hf OF NV
ar Of section 8, ne or of ne or of Sec
ton 1886 west, 81.
Tesemini Outing club to Spokane
& Eastern Trust Co.. lot 2. block s,
Tesemini Park, $500.
Hayden-Coeur d'Alene Irrigation
Co. to Thos. A. Weeks. Tract 10 OF
Dalton Gardens, $3.50.
A.. w. Post to Sara J. Melder, lot z
of block 25, Pine Grove Cemetery,
SIS.
Chas. /. Clumpner to John Bolton,
n hf Of ne ar Of section 6-45-1 east,
1920.
Edward r. Rogers to L. r. shipley,
Lot s Of block 81, st. Joe city, 800.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
WEATHER REPoRr.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 14-Fore-
east for northern Idaho and eastern
Warrington for "a hours ending at
Ave >. IS. tomorrow:
Showers tonight and Thursday.
The local weather report for the
"a hours ending at i o'clock D. m.
today shows q maximum temperature
of Sc degrees, minimum 81.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

AN EXPERIENCED Japanese porter wants
lSo n barber shop write so 4. Third. Spokane,
WASH 4 20
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14

"Does your husband play pokerr'
II don't know" answered young
Mrs Torkins, From what hear be
simply sits up to the table and enjoys
seeing other people contend for what
he puts up,"-washington Star.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14

Butter wrappers printed at this
oflc@ on the right kind OF paper
VITA he right grade OF ink. 10 CON-
ply win the pure food Law OF Idaho,
st e3-Se for 1.eee. The Press Pub
liaAing Co., the Print Shop By the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
no EHm PunE4o

The Press will deem is q special
favor f1 patrons who fan 90 receive
their paper regularly win report the
same 70 the once, as 60 g. our only
means Of knowing how the carriers
are doing their work.
We will pay a reward Of ez6 for
evidence that will convict any enc Of
stealing papers after thay are delivered
TIE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
CITY In BRIEF.
CAbs all Eight. Phones 1853.

Inns. Wiggett block.
Don't forget the Commercial club
meeting tomorrow night.
w. ID. Wallace, OF Moscow, IL a
business visitor in the city.
p. Baillie, OF Dalton Gardens, was
business visitor In the city today
Mrs. A. Freese will leave next
week for a visit to New York. She
expects to be gone for three months
Want advertising can change your
sometimes" into "nows." Isn't II
worth trying?
Deputy Sheriff Harry Sawyer left
today for Harrison to serve papers in
q number OF civil actions.
Geo. II. Barker, editor OF the Pend
o'Reilie Review at Standpoint, Is a
buiness visitor In the city.
H. Purshall has returned to his
home at Dalton Gardens from visit
with relatives and friends in Spokane,
The Panhandle Abstract Co., is
equipped for quick and reliable ser
vice; has all records In its once.
w. u. seeiye left today for the
HoodoO country to look after mining
interests with which he Ia identified
IN that dist rfct
A. Freese today sold to n. H. Mer-
Ger. lately from the east, his resi-
dence In Forest Heights. The con-
sIderation could not be learned.
New tires put on your baby car
riage. Occur d'Alene Tin q ByCicle |
shop. corner OF Fourth and Occur a.
Alene street.
Perhaps you're q pretty good adj
writer, yourself See II you can
write one that win find a tenant for
that room.
Special sale Thursday morning OF
SO trimmed hats at the Los Cabin.
First and Indiana. Your choice.
ss.60.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Bap-
tist church win meet at the church
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Lunch will be served.
Thoroughly dry 10 inch ar and
tamarack slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber COM
pany. Bell phone 90. Interstats4,
II. l.. Olson left yesterday for a
visit to western Washington, where
he goes to make an examination of
some property he eontemplates pur-
chasing.
The most important want ad In to-
days paper will accomplish some
thing important---and worth while;
something that may affect even you
or your affairs,
Just received a special eonslgn.
ment OF 60 trimmed hats which go
on sale Thursday morning at $3.50.
Log Cabin, First and Indiana. Don't
fail TO Zee them.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Archie w. Finer Eaton. aged
80 years, and Hulda Caroline c.
Bueher. aged 20 years Both are OF
Spokane.
y. N. Krieg: 4. G. Clayton and Il.
w. chainey are having a IS FOOT
launch constructed. They expect to
have II completed In the course Of 30
daya.
We are now ready 20 move any
house In Kootenai county. We have
the tools and understand the bual-
neas. Work by contract or by the
day. knight q Co., 32a Foster;
phone. 1es Black.
There win be q general meeting Of
"a Commercial club this evening for
II purpose OF discussing many ques-
tons of Importance and every men,
Der Is urged 20 be present. The aues-
tions TO be discussed involve the
growth and general welfare Of the
cluh.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14
Quite Difference.

4 man spends two hours trying 20
discover what Is the matter with his
motor and two minutes trying to tind
out what Is the matter with his WIFE
London Telegraph.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-14

TOaay's nsws today II yOu read
tAs EEsnans Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08

BE- uneven In Size. y small per cent.
knotty. but free from dirt and Of
good color. Fair quality may be un-
even in size. 25 per cent. knotty. OF
color and what is known as worm
tracked" All three grades must be
free from scab and sorted over
screen 7-S inches in the clear, and
must be put up in good strong sacks
and we'll sewed.
He also read letters from various
places that were illustrative Of what
the dealer is looking for in the spud
line. Generally speaking, large spuds
are unsatisfactory. potatoes with
scab or uneven in size are not want
ed, and the general appearance and
care in sacking and sewing count
for much There is trouble with
short weights in 90 per cent. of the
shipments and this is due to careless
sewing. Denver is practically the
only market for red potatoes.
Mr. Rothschild declared that he be-
lieved the White Ohio is the coming
early variety. in part because the
trade demands white skinned po-
tato. The partial failure of this
years White Ohios he does not be-
lieve has any direct bearing on its
future success
He stated that he believed a com
mission should be appointed to in
spect. fix the prices and otherwise
regulate the potato growing and po-
tato marketing business here, He
declared that 80 cents carload
would be a conservative estimate OF
the cost OF inspecting crop
In conclusion he said: THE ap-
pearance is everything in selling
potato. The great need is to put up
our spuds better. The dealers are
really the ones who should be given
the opportunity to sort them.
At this juncture one of the audit
ors interrupted the speaker with the
remark that If the dealer had the
sorting of the spuds to do. wisconsin
seed would be thicker than ever In
the future.
Mr.. Rothschild concluded by say
ing that there is no place IN the
United States where the varieties
OF potatoes are as carefully sorted ms
they are here.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08
BILLY-GoAr WAS LIBERATED
Tramp in County Jail Finishes Three

The Billy Goat was liberated from
the county Jail today to the great
delight of the officials and the bal
ance of the prisoners. Nobody knows
the righ name of the Billy Goat but
he was given this name by his pro-
pensity to "mooch" grub from the
other prisoners and on account of
a little bunch of whiskers on his
chin. He is a tramp who was ar
rested at Windsor three months ago.
He frightened the life out Of Wind
sor woman because she refused to
feed him. The tramp walked thru
her screen door taking hinges and
all and helped himself to whatever
he found in the house. At the jail
he made him a sort of shovel out
of dust pan and broom and when
ever the other prisoners were not
looking he would reach through the
bars OF his cell and scoop up their
grub. There was rejoicing in the
Jail today when the hobo was lib
Grated.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08
One Thief Got Both.

The same night that the harness
was stolen from Robert Dye, morse
was stolen from Alex. Reibe' ana the
officers think the same party has been
guilty OF both robbcries. III anyone
has lost buggy or light wagon the
matter should be reported TO the
sheriff M the clue would then pc
conclusive. The sherin has onereh
a reward for the capture or the
thief and the owners will also pay
for the return Of the property.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08
MYSTERY DEEPENS.
Murder Theory Gives Way to Belief
Special to the Daily Tribune

In HOAX.
Special to the Daily Tribune
Detroit, Mich, Jan S.-The mys'
terious disappearance OF Minister
Carmichael seems no nearer solution
today than when first brought 20
light. Officials who made an inVes-
tigation today discovered burned
flesh and bones in the stove at the
church. but it is not believed tha
these are part of the missing men.
Rev. j. II. Carmichael nor Gideon
Browning, his next door neighoor'
have been seen since Tuesday The
theory now held by the police is tha'
the whole thing Is part of a hoax
with the intention or beating the IN
surance companies who carry SS.oV"
on the minister's lire. 1t is though
that a grave has been robbed and th'
corpse burned in the stove, and tha'
the bones and burned flesh are pH''
of the corpse. The ministers "''e
was put under arrest today. pending
further investigation.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08
SUNDAY EVENING
AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
January lO,7:3O p. m.
A Full Musical Service

c. E. Clark, Chorister Mrs. F P. Matthew'S Organst
A CHORUS CHOIR
QUARTETTE
Mrs. c. E. Clark, Soprano Mrs. D. +. Gray Contralto
Rea Couzens, Tenor ]. c. Kendel, Bass
ORGAN PRELUDE, At Evening DudAey Buck
HYMN No. 334, How Firm Foundation Readng
THE SCRIPTURE
ANTHEM The Lord Is My Shepherd -MlIEaven
TENOR SOLO, St. Cecilia Sir Benedict
HYMN No 90, O. God the Rock of Ages ---------Masox
OFFERToRY Violin Solo Selected
Miss Helen Phillips
THE PRAYER
OuARTErrE Gracious Spirit Holy Ghost Goxnod
READING, The Lost Word Word------------------Han Han Dyke
Miss Frances Tobey
CoNrRALTo SOLO, Thy Will Be Done
HYMN No $780, Sometimes Light Surprises HaAaA
ANTHEM My Faith Looks Up to Thee Sehneckev
THE BENEDcTIoN
QuARrErrE Now the Day Is Over Ba,w1y
ORGAN PosrLupE, March i'll Smart
Ladies requested to their hats
Wednesday Evening Topc-"Responsible for Boy" The
Father "the Big Brother" "The Child That Jesus Took"
Mr.. Snook Mr. Doane, Mrs. Starr.
Thursday Evenng-"The Roney Boys" in The
best boy singers Chicago. Be hear them Tickets
50 and IS cents
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08
spu,,s Take Another Jump.

The California freight rate scare
has not perturbed the farmer or MGR
chant in the Greeley district. Sp""s
took decided jump this morning anu
Rurals are now quoted at 10 ceh's
and Pearls Mt 70 cents. This If 'he
highest that potatoes have been '''
three months here.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-01-08

ERS CLUB
TO CROWDED
TO-DAY.
|Es1 MANIFEST
n and l. RotIiscl'i'd
and Use Up All
lesion. g. II.
/ About VIM
irrigation

,ional church was
lrning with members
unty Farmers club
a neighbors. out LOT
meeting of the Farm
.as held in the main
ding and the parlors
spud and grain ex-
them the prize win
s in Denver and Pu-
kar factory and the
have their exhibits
mmercial samples OF
Various states OF the
different sections in
cted much attention.
opened with Prof. f.
ate potato specialist,
topic under discus
Market for Our Po-
Fitch. the secretary OF
the results of an in
de by the club as to
potatoes the markets
Ing to this investiga-
Publications for the
tket grades are:
ss than | rs inches
knotty, with deep eyes,
e, off color, over 10
By or wormy. or l per
The sacking IL an
Int. and the sacks
ID with standard twine.
these disqualifications,
has been prepared by
)h will be published to-
of the markets for
pes. Mr.. Fitch said
fs a medium sized
)at the eastern markets
bn uniform size. Den
(at selling place for the
There is n slight prefer
'or white-skinned varie-
lifted States but this 8
,rope. There ia no mar
for the scabby spud.
nonstrated how to judge
ality of a potato before
holding to the light Il
OF the raw spud and
lat the extent of the
lst inside of the skin is
'ortlon to the mealiness
product.
Id handled the question
not the Greeley ship
what the markets want.
vas a decided negative.
Art:
IL half the shipments
'eley district are salts
buyer at the other end.
'ut 20 per cent. of the
We been objected to,
ever, a heavier percent
H. One Denver dealer
+ cent, of his shipments
oeS are put up in a
nor' There should be
one by the farmer in
stun for market and
"Nen. The dealer is
i" VINO is to blame,
,'eptlng spuds in poor
"e'e are dealers who
; without even inspect
mere should be some
norm grading and in
Is would be a protec-
'wer who raises a goo |
''ooo cars of potatoes
''pped from this dis
: ana they would have
cents a hundred more
'"' up right. The iden
'i 'he same for n poor
good one is all wrong"
ma had prepared n
ms own, the material
y oeen gathered from
.'"ee' and which points
inherent grades Of
What the dealer ~
va ne uses the current
potatoes must be
'o'or' OF uniform eixc.
ohoice potatoes may
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
" RIGHTS PUPILS FLY
Goodness Of Humphreys Pre-
rents Serious .4ccident.
lFrorn The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. oct. 30-Thc success of
Wilbur Wright as an aeroplane instructor
and the aptitude of Lieutenant Humphreys
a pupil were illustrated in a striking
manner to-day in the fights at the govern
ment aviation grounds al College Park.
The cooness OF Lieutenant Humphreys pre-
vented what might have been serious
accident IN an early morning flight while
this afternoon he broke the record for an
endurance flight at College Park by re-
naming in the air forty-two minutes.
After two false starts this morning Lien
tenant Humphreys got off at S;43 O'Clock
with Lieutenant Foulois as a passenger.
Mr.. Wright returned unexpectedly from
New York this morning and watched his
pupils in their work. When the machine
had heen in the air six minutes and was
flying evenly at an altitude of about twen-
ty-hve feet. tooth in the cog wheel of the
magnetic broke. causing the motor to stop.
Lieutenant Humphreys kept his head and
quickly pulled the controls. After one dip
the machine SCARED slightly and then Camo
down. n good position. without injury to
itself or its passengers.
The damage to the machine was repaired
and two flights were made this afternoon.
Tho first was at 4:15 when Lieutenant
fourteen minutes. Two false starts pre-
cedod this flight. The fight of forty-two
minutes was made by Lieutenant Hunph-
reys. with Lieutenant Lalm as a passen-
ger and was at low altitude.
Lieutenant Humphreys will not make an
other flight for the War Department until
he is returned 10 the Signal Service detail
after his examination in the Engineer
Corps. He will 80 up FOR examination
n first Lieutenant on Monday. and after he
las received his strap the chances are that
he VIII he returned to the Signal Service
fo- four years detail. II is understood
that Lieutenant Humphreys hopes that this
viii be done. He has shown unusual adapt
ability aud skill in mastering the Wright
aeroplane and. while IL Is not customary
80 detail an officer under tho rank of first
lieutenant for this work, it is thought that
the War Department. in setting his eN-
animation four years ahead. intends TO re-
turn him to the Signal Service detail for
. four years term.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
CRrTICIsEs EXPRESS REPORTS.
COMPLAINT Made by Merchants Assocl-
alton Statistician.
If----l - l.rilun. Rureau ]


Washington. oct. 5o.-Freierick =. DE
Ferard. statistician and traffic expert Of
tho Merchants Association of New YORK,
protested 10 the Interstate commerce com
mission today that the financial and traffic
reports which tho express companies are
cau1pcIled 60 make are Inaccurate ana
practically worthless. lie found that the
reqorts sent 10 the commission for pubic
rerusal are not at all complete. aud that
the etatieticians of the commission are no
more satisfied with them than Mr.. De
Bersrd.
II was explained. however, that a num-
Der of other reports. given in confidence
for the guidance of the commission. con-
tain fuller data. and have been Of great
service to the commissioners. These could
not Re obtained by Mr. DE Berard. His
object in requesting additional Information
was 70 press The action begun by the Mer
chants Association before the Public Ser
vice Commission Of New York - compel
reduction Of rates on the part Of the
express companies. to stop discrimination
und to improve conditions Of service.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
WIRELESS REPnRIs

ne Nene1ia Naples for New York reported
- - - mics cast Of Sandy Hook at 70 a n,
afternoon W 'i'' u ''"Iio"
The - Pau. Southampton for New York 70
Poii'd as ioi miles cast Of Sandy Hook at I1.i5
d a, IN yesterday Is expected to dock late this
The Iaplaud. Antwerp for New Yorl, r..
ported as o1o miles east OF Sandy Hook At elk
4 ~ YESTERDAY is expected to dock carl, to-
=. ne f'lnclpe di Piemonte Palermo for New
1ork. reported as 80" miles of SANDY Hook
to morrow. ~ 10y
The Minnehaha London for New York. re
ported 500 miles east of Sandy Hool, nj roop
Yesterday. Is expected 70 dock early TO morrow,
:. Iae Potsdam Rotterdam for New York. vas
IN touch with the Cape Race ststion az ~ ~ =
m vesterday Distanc" not given
The Martha Washington. Trieste for ker
J orE. reported loo miles east Of SANDY TIool,
~ y M Yesterday. is expected 20 dock Tuesday
morning Say
he Maria Washington. reported 80 727 miles
east - SANDY Hook a+ $50 n m ,ssterda,. ,e
expected 10 docs Tuesday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
PEACE IN BREATHITT.
Compromise Reached in Fight for Tues
davis Ballots.

Jackson. Ky. oct So-By a compromise
entered into BY the leaders of the Demo
cratic and Republican factions in this
county. the tense situation which has ex-
listed vas relieved to-day. when II was
agreed that the ballots for all but three
precincts, which were forcibly removed
from the deposit bank yesterday. should
be delivered to the clerks of election re
earlless Of political af1iliation The bal
lots for the three reserved precincts arc
% he turned over 10 tho election officers
early on Tuesday.
The crowds of excited sdherents Of the
tickets involved. who have swarmed into
Jackson for the last two dsys. many of
them heaTilgs armed. began to disperse
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

r.,,,,,,s o., so W NScraam 'pn''''
.tr.,, i.,t,,.4aw'. >~w York v,,s ~.
, ,,.arrs,i t,e. So Nahi- ,Br' New i'N
-, 2aeegs,'%sog & g., ale1cnia tsp ttrcun Glass'N' =
New l0rS, 6c, 81 a u-Guiana tsF' ''Fon
N Cs,rer.ra, NeW York. -
,.,,,iss ~ - Madonna err, New aosS "a,
NntVetp. pcf 81 wv
s,,sT SSgN ,t ~ ~. Ss' M casse ,G'F' N-N N''S
ani tialVestun. nm .Rr1 ,frora
NIrptaV tiyN oct - 'fHs'F
,erun~p New Ncyk- 81, from, ssv
Fto da Janeiro, oct - tHpieN ''
,Ss,, NSS S., Mctkete,s ,Gsr' Boston and
Wv PASSED
,,tn,altar Oct - Mendoza dtah' NeN Ae's
NaplsB and Genoa :.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
ASRIN Ed

AhfIN Ed
sonthampton. Oct -so-st Louis. New YORK via
Table Bay, Oct Sn-Clan M,-,,h tEr, New
York.
panzis. Oct 2I-tiut He'll tser, New York
kouen. oct @pelaWere tBr,. New York via
Plymouth
suss oct 30 Arssonis Cen. Yokohama. etc.
for Hcston and New YOri.
Naples, oct - Oceania AUST New YorA
Roma ,tr'. New York, -. Pstrts ,Greet'.
Genoa, oct IS ancona ita'. Fhiladetph sud
New York Via Palermo
SAIi.Ep
HsNre Oct so. 10 a m-Ls ssvcis IN, Sew
Southampton. oct aoNsN York New Ycrk va
th.rhnurE.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
TRhNSPACIFI' MAILS.

y =
Destination ard steamer. FM.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Isau6s
rorr ..-...,..... To DAY, 30
Australia except WcstI Fiji Islands
New Caledonia and New Zealand
Cis Vancouver and Victoria, e -
Mariana ...... .,,.....,, ..-..... To day, $50
Hawaii. Japan. Cored china aud
Philippine Islands tyia san Fran
cscoi siberia .........-...,-.-..;..N NOV :. $40
JaLan. Corea and China tvia Seattle
Tango Maru ......... Nov 4 & %
japan. Corea. china and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver and Nc
tora. . Empress of Japan. Nov H.. $50
New Zealand. samoan Islands. New
Caledonia and Australia Especially
addressed via san FranCiscol
Riyerdale .....-.. ,...,...-.. Nov "a & 20
Tahiti. Msrquesas Islands New Tea
land and Australia 'via san Fran
dscol Msrposa -........... Nov L. q IN
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, October
so, 1909,
ARRIVED

Steamer Jamestown. Newport News ana Nor-
folk. TO the Old Dominion Ss CO With -.
Left Quarantine ~ 10 20 p m ''4s7
steamer 'aptain = Lucas New Orlean. q,
toher - t. Philp EUprecht in h,ll,s, -.
Quarantine at l2:52 ~ ''ri'
steamer Fhoehus Gen HamburK nc,ohar II
Bar az II a. 'he
Neamer Mamma liata Baltimore /, the y.
mdse. Lett Quarantine AZ $40 a m WIN
stsame5 |apolltan Prince ,Br,. Hamburg octo
tSr - he,ter1am is and HahtaX N ~ ~ :,
the North Vest Transport Line WITH cebin .n, W.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
Blanket Department

A General Clearance .ea
of Odd Lots, and numbers, that are to be dis
continued, together with several hundred pairs
of Manufacturers Sample Blankets
at reductions of 33b26 less
fsh .b,, reo,,l,r nr;oo.
This announcement coming Just when blankets
are needed for the Fall season. should make this
occasion memorable. Prices range from
$3.50 to SI2.5O pair
value $3.50 to $500 pair
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
All LAS

shortly after the announcement of the
coinProinlse and it is not now believed
'hat there will be further serious conflict.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH " ATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
cu..Iise. u sunset 400; moon rises. 10.