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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
THE RUNAWAY TRAIN.

As mariners fear derelict SO do
railway men dread a runaway train
A wild train, such as the one that
broke loose at Kamela yesterday.
knows no block signals and 1t cannot
be reached by wire. When wild
train starts down a mountain grade
II sets hearts a'thumping for no one
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
HANDBAGS.

+ HANDBAGS.
+ The largest and most
! exclusive stock of choice
+ Handbags; some were
+ made especially to our
+ order - frames, Innings,
+ leather and trimmings,
+ were selected by us from
+ a large line Of samples,
+ sent us by firm that
= make all their Handbags.
= We have no hesitancy
J. in saying that no more
]. exclusive line of these
I. goods has ever been Of
+ fered in Pendleton.
Z We have all kinds Of
+ leather and will order
+ you any style or kind d.
+ rect from the factory. II
+ we do not have in stock
+ just what you want.
+ All our Leather Hand
+ bags are guaranteed to
+ wear we'll (of course
+ Bags like shoes. or any
j. article of leather will show
+ wear. unless the proper
+ care is given them and
+ we tell you how to care
4 for them.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

The Fraud Queen" has been
brought back to Pendleton after sew
eral years absence. Hail to the queen
But it seems she belongs at Salem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

1t is cold day when there is not
doing out in the Holdman
country. That cougar story is not the
only one those people tell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

INVICrUS.

: out of the night that covers :.
: Black as the pit from pole to =
+ pole, -
I | thank whatever kods may be =
+ For my unconquerable soul. +
Z In the fell clutch of cireum- =
Z stance =
+ have not WINGED nor cried +
1. aloud: j
+ Under the bludgeons of chance :
+ My head is bloody, but un- I
4 how'd. :
+ Beyond this place of wrath and +
+ tears i
+ Looms but the Horror of the i
+ shade, i
+ And Yet the menace of the I
= years !
+ Finds and shall find me un- !
+ afraid. !
+ II matters not how straight the !
+ gate,
+ How charged with punish ]
I. ments the scroll, !
+ l am the master of my fate; !
: I am the captain of my soul. !
& w. f. Henley. !
. + + + + = 4. /. 4 + + + = ! I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

They are now trying to show that
the English poet Watson is mentally
deranged. Insanity like charity cover
eth a multitude of sins
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
SURE LADY
PLEASERS-

, SURE LADY
= PLEASERS-
+ What woman in Pen
1. dleton would not appreci-
+ ate a few pieces of Havi-
+ land China or some
+ hand-painted china?
j. All our china is dainty
+ in outline. dainty in con-
r ception, dainty in decor
= alton. Our entire hne OF
+ china is dainty" Our
+ patterns are exclusive and
+ found in no other store.
r and still better, IL you
+ are not pleased with what
+ we have we can furnish
+ you china after your own
J. ideas-we will make just
I. what lou want. We have
T. two eastern art studios to
4. draw from and we can
+ furnish anything YOU
T. want.
4. See samples Of mono
: gram china made by ar
+ fists with regulations
j. all the articles in the two
!. studios are at your ser
+ vice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

This fair and braclng weather
should appeal to those people from
North Dakota and Minnesota.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
RUSSIAN BRASS.

We are showing an ele-
giant assortment of the
genuine hand hammered,
just as they leave the
hands of the Russian
workmen in Siberia.
We will have these fin
ished for you in any style
you like, should you not
want them in the crude
state; compare our brass
ware with the ordinary
kind and see the. wonder
full difference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

The Hermiston Herald has passed
into the hands of a new owner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

Here's to Hermiston and to the Her.
aid, may both the town and paper
live long and prosper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

Send them something characteristic
of Pendleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
FOUNTAIN PENS

I. FOUNTAIN PENS
+ We have all the leading
+ makes Waterman's, 4
J. Parker's Conklin's Self 1
+ Filler, and many others. 1
+ We have them from $1.0o 1
+ up to $500, plain and \
+ gold and silver mounted. I
r We also have the genu- 1
4. inc Red Dwarf ink PEN 1
4 ell (the new fountain pen
+ that looks like a penciD at 4.
+ $3.50.
+ We guarantee all our 4
= fountain pens and sell
+ them on trial. You do not
+ have to keep them until
I. you are satisfied and have
+ just the pen you want.
+ Buy him a fountain pen.
+ any price you like and !
4 then ask for guaranteed
4. trial certificate. Give him I
4. the pen and the certlfi-
4. cate and we will see that
4. he gets the pen he wants.
4. He will remember you
4 365 days in each y5ar for
4 years and years.
d
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
RAZORS-

, RAZORS- .
+ Razors are just the cor !.
: rect and most useful pres ,
! sent for any man. even IL !
, he does not shave him .
+ self. THERE'S always a :
! a time when he can use .
+ one--when travelling and :
7 when too busy to 20 to .
J the barber, or when he .
= forgets to go until too !
J late. ,
J We have razors from ,
; $f.0O to $500 without cas- .
= es, and raZors in leather .
: cases from $1.75 to IS. :
= We have safety razors ,
: from Sf.O0 up to $500. I
: Get him any kind of a ra- .
7 zor you like, call for a .
+ razor certificate, and he Z
= can get the razor he wants.
+ Remember no price ap- :
= pears on the certificate. :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

. TOYLAND-
We are in a position to
: satisfy every demand in
. the toy line, IL something
; out OF the ordinary toy is
. wanted.
II you want something
that will really please
; the little ones. be sure
and inspect our toy de-
partment, but come early
, as they are going. fast and
: you will be disappointed
II you wait too long.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
USE MANNING
BOWMAN GIFTS

BOWMAN GiFTS-
A Chatting Dish with al
cohol gas stove. n coffee
Percolator. n Teapot or
; Teakettle. an artistic Tray
these or any one of the
dozens of other useful
household necessities,
: bearing the NJ. b. trade
? mark would be enjoyed
by the whole family any
: day in the year. They
; are highly and heavily
: nickeled-a few are cop
per and earthen and with
: ordinary care will last
: practically a lifetime.
See them in our Sundry
: Section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
AN INGERSOLL


WATCH
Every boy should have
q watch. Not an expen-
slve one, but a good time
keeper that will stand
hard knocks and not cost
much. The Ingersoll is the
watch. Put one in his
stocking for Christmas.
From S1.OO to $500 each.
One of these watches In
a mans hunting coat
wouldn't come amiss.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

} TOILET SETS
Our Toilet Sets are
: prettier this year than
) ever. Bright, ONidiZed,
French Gray, Butler Fin
) ished or Satin.
; Also Mems Shaving
) Sets, Smoking Sets, Cl-
gar Sets.
) An immense assortment
) OF toilet articles in Ebony,
; Pearl, Bone. Ivory, and a
; number OF different kinds
; OF wood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

UiFTS
are at TIE GIFT ROOM" KoEppENs
In of
articles priced the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

+ CHRISTMAS CANDIES 4
+ Christmas giving is not 4
= complete unless II con- 4
+ tains a box of delicious 4
+ candies. Koeppens carry
+ all the leading and ex- 1
+ elusive kinds - Huylers 4
+ New York Candies, Whit 4
+ mans Philadelphia Can 4
+ dies, Lowneys Boston Can 4.
r dies, Taylors Sorority 1
= Chocolates, the best of 4
: everything and some of 1
Z these will only be found 4
+ at Koeppens. 4
? We have had a regular 4
= 35c package put up for us 4
= for the Holiday Trade 4
7 which we are offering at 4
: the special price of 2Sc 1
, the box. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-21

+ REAL ROSE HAT PINS I
I! We are offering these I
= metallzed flowers Ga lost !
+ art of the ancient Egypt I
+ ians) at about half the I
+ usual price-from 3ac
+ to 75c. I
+ + + + + + + + + + s + 4 :!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

ra abou curl Of The bis
tn nap IN TO-
Mldme West turned % o see . 30
the downs vas
tia All Api u a punt.
the first half h ~
bfum MIC overt 10 onghaa
mne we hnd supe Of
d al opens n bm
10 xrandT Ing Z
tn al on lei own an
nwoad re 80
Then ms Th
rhla iEyaan IN
anut backs and n ali hrs
MINNIE
y
sandwl iams I y an ss
eoud hfIbeHe yes ga battered nmh "A
ahsua saaiatae glowing
nerves
Q
The oppon
CROWD
nts three sand ten kicks % g Then crowd ta ~
iin al NE Tine ths ta say @s .ass
ersua rw
had tenh . term =
HadA down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
FAKE kETCHEl
IN NEW YORK

Somebody claiming TO be Stanley
Kctchci put one over on the New
York writer's last week. They chron-
icled the arrival Of the middle
weight champion I'm New York In
the most circumstantial manner. one
Of them saying.
Stanley Kctchel. holder Of the
middleweight crown. blew into this
quiet little burg today from the
wild and wooliy, taking his Gotham
friends by surprise. Ketch Is still
padding his own canoe and confided
the news that he ls not looking for
"A manager"
Another takes n nasty fling at
Ketchel Ia the announcement of the
fake arrival. He says.
stanley Kctchcl blew into town
last night. He put up at the Hoff-
man house II he doesn't do better
than he has been doing lately. he'll
be putting up soon at night mis-
aion,"
Ketchel. be Il known. is stun in
san F'rancisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
BIC TIM" HOLDS THE DOUGH

Everybody and hla cousin has
heard - the Two Tims BIG and
Little Tim sullivan The former
il Hon. Timothy H. Sullivan and
the latter Hon Timothy Y. sullivan.
Together they arr al the head uf all
The suiiiVnnn In little old New York
and the Suiiiyaus aefc always
good NaterH---hencr she Two Tins
have no trouble eicc,inK their can
didates
II wan ~nlg Tim who was se-
ioctad a. final stakeholder hy Jack
Johnson and Jim J~ffries. SuHpi-
sgaua as he was " every move la the
prelluisnaries. Johnson consented 20
Sullivan WREN his name was men
toned.
Mig Tim la rightly named. for
he il ~ powerful and athletic build
He began iIfe az nrwsic. became
a printers devil district leader
member 81 the legislature for seven
terms state senator, and finally =
congressman He has always boost
81 boxing He is n popular ierder
and IL always ready To go T. he
front for his frieudH.
n will be "BiK Tim" sullivan who
has the deciding voice IN the settle
m~ut 81 All questions concerning the
payment OF purse and forfeitH
should either 81 the fighters or the
promoters violate the letter Of the
articles Of agreement. Big Tim.
az his discretion. has the authority
TO forfeit Go the other the money
he holds So you see this fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
HERMAN LANDFFELD WANTS
TO GET INTO TIE GAME AGAIN
Seattle Scrapper, Who AL
most Got Joe Cans Goat
at Tonopah. Thinks He
Can "Come Back"
Fight Bugs Biting Him.

Back to the padded canvas and
double ropes for Mr.. Herman Land
fseid. batter known IN Seattle by his
fighting moniccr. Kid Herman. The
KID has watched the rising stars and
near champs Of the squared circle
that have come into the limslight
here recently. and the old bug has
taken a big nip out Of him
yes. I'm thinking seriously OF got
ting into the game again" said Her
man. I've only been out OF the ring
for two years. and during that time I
have looked efter myself pretty we'll
I don't think I'd have any trouble In
coming back As 10 matches. it's
too early to talk about them. Wait
ttl ! see how the game looks. and
how I feel after a months training
Kid Herman has a record as long
IS your arm. and has fought ali the
top-notchere Of the lightweight d.
vision In his tiine. Ills farewell mp
pearnncs Ia the ring was az Devcn-
port. Ia. where he fought Packey
Mcfarland n lS-round. no-decisiou
bout. In November. 1907. Herman
was within striking distance o. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
How to Divide Basketball Practice
So as to Develop All Sorts of Play

An evenings workout" ought 20
embrace every variety OF play the
game presents.
Start In with about ten minutes
practice In foul shooting" paying
particular attention TO each part of
the shot--holding the ball with laceA
slightly toward you. swing between
legs, bending knees. throw the ball
the same height each time. make Il
q clean" shot
Practice all your shots from vari-
GUS angles, receiving the different
passes from each member Of your
team from various parts OF the
floor.
Then practice whatever plays you
have for about twenty minutes. TAX
ing care that the ball Is placed Ia
Just the right spot. and that every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

Every body knows that running II
q regular part ~ boxers training.
but 10 take the reverse English. and
train runner by boxing r. some I
thing out Of the ordinary TuFs---
meaning no pun.
but that's igEt What Champion
Henri ~ Yves is doing under the
iutelage Of Charley Schye. an old
time acrappcr who has taken the
little Frenchman In tow 20 c0ndi.
ton him for his match race against
John - Marsh Sunday next 81
Yves H. beginner with the mits. but
be takes 10 The biff bang game like
college boy 20 pie. and Charley has
hard work to get him away--fr9nf
the gym.
This boxing. but Il Is superb
said St Yves yesterday. Il mqst
become excellent. Tor there II in
France man that when I go hea'k
to my own country ! WILL what ypu
call Il. swat IN the eye. All, II viii
be grand 10 80 treat him"
ST Yves won't need much work
10 put him al the top Of his form. for
he n a careful athlete. and always
keeps Ia good shape The French
man realizes that he viii have his
work cut out 10 head Marsh over
the ib-mile route. and he Will take
no chances The runners contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
FREDDIE WELSH
ROUTED THEORIES

Freddie Welsh, the Americanized
English lightweight champion fight
or. dealt death blow to the old
English style OF boxing when he
whipped Johnny Summers. the for
mer British champion, SO docisivaly
IN their recent battle.
Summers boxes In the most APP
proved English style--straight right
and left ieads--with never a sem
blance of a swing. hook or uppercut.
or course he boxes under clean
break rules. and Welsh was COM
PEELED TO fight the same way when
he met him. only Freddie used a va
riety of wallops that puzzled his
oountrymau.
Freddie got his real start In the
boxing game right here in America,
.~s-a no resorts 70 the same style as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
LEAGUE MAGNAT[S
TALK BUT DON'T
ELECT

NEW YORK. Dec. Nothing
that looks like "A president has come
out OF the National league meeting
yet. and from the looks OF things.
the eight maRnatea will have to
either appoint a regency or keep on
balloting until their whiskers grow
white. The deadlock remains un-
broken and the situation unchanged.
tho Pittsburg. Boston. Cincinnati
and 81 Louis presidents voting for
w II. Brown. the Louisville news
paper man who was nominated by
the IIoydier faction in place OF the
acting president and the Chicago,
Now York. Brooklyn and phlladel-
phia representatives lining up behind
Charles Murphy's candidate. John
NJ. Ward.
II the eight club presidents cannot
come to some agreement over the
leader OF the league. "A regency. such
as existed several years ago. will
probably be appointed and the preal-
Dental election indefinitely post
poned.
The Ward faction claims that
President Ban Johnson OF the Amer
lean league has receded from his
position Of hostility 60 their candi-
date. Johnson sent telegram to
he National leaglers saying that the
American league magnates had left
New York. thereby showing that
they had no desire to NEEDLE In Ma
tional league politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

the squad to one end OF the floor
and have them practice tho different
passes with either hand, throwing
10 the Scrub" team az the other
end Of the gym.
Just previous 20 starting your
acrimmage take your regular five
and send them up and down the
floor. taking "one shot" az each has
kct This win make you very ac-
curate In shooting, and give each
player a chance TO get his EYE" on
the basket previous Ia the game.
Then for about twenty minutes Of
good fast scrimmaRc, ending up
with more .feint" passing and final
~ with a run varying from one
quarter to ono-half mile. the last
22O yards of which should be at top
speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

player understands the signals Of ev-
cry other players position.
After you have finished this, n IN
time To take the regular five and
send them up and down the floor.
passing the ball without shooting
First, with both hands. then with
left hand behind your back. catch
and pass right handed Then change
TO left-h hand passing
Ten minutes OF this work viii be
enough and you can then call out
the scrub" and spend about fifteen
minutes In 'feint" passing. This
consists IN simply playing n game
without shooting" Just pass con
tinuously. making the play as fast
as possible. o
After this IL over. and while rest
ing up fer the "scrimmags," take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
RUNNERS NEXT

vii yen tosard end Of the month for with
ismis match between p Yves and Marsh carded for the
Christmas fight heween hoae
PETS Meyexh and Roscoe Tas New Year offering the fans
vi bs 10 ii up and
q q be q
NV
Flying
the IN the Marathon
with full
from him but ST for Marsh the
a Marathon distance and aso took h 20 miles Then
a mios-the Welehmana
and Marsh had the honor OF winning alone
of Yves
Now The pair have chance settle their differences and n
champions eooFs
tuniy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
KID HERMAN

a a surprise
bis Seattle fcnd. who have often heard him aay that he was
with the good all Herman the
florist had dnbbcd from
he 10
always n mind
thing
cunning for big before he has tried his
ability back" lie received 20 drink
winning bis first sh and $4,000 and $1,000
his
day 1907 Quite jump be and Herman gets back IN harness
taking
Ianfied will carry o
Seattle when
rccntry the game-n such fight matcrializes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
As-sss=-Hsa4as
SOCCER
GA MES

Soccer fans will have another op-
portunity of seeing a double header
tomorrow at Dugdaies park. when
the Rangers and Thlsties will hook
up for A friendly game preceding the
regular league contest between the
Seattle and Celtic teams
The Northwestern league sched-
ule Is being revised. and Tor that rea
son the Rangers and Thistles wiil
not clash In game that counts IA
he percentage table The first game
tomorrow will be refereed b. q
Reeks while A. Rose viii sound the
whistle for the closer.
Renton plays Tacoma at Reuton
tomorrow afternoon In a scheduled
league game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

ysliiS Seattle from sporting standpoint
the outlook the doesn't look
N brighter The Jim Il moraiix
about the but he had looking
phrase
that exactly hit the mark
football baseball racing, doesn't that
high school and d. G. basketball and whole flock 81 athletic
clubs doing business their stands but this hardly ns the
want The bowicra busy The hmrck and A g alleys but
followers Il a respectable
his daily
dope that the Owls the the aeanth
a thfccmonh HerirA oe such
association fouftA rafting
echo OF the football yell
first chlrp baseball
hasn't following and although the Northeastern
league putting nth football Sunday afternoon
= n
Dis baseball California
ID. fooh0ld ara of time before
ila the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
FOR
COED OF ~

NEW YORK. Dec. ls- Mpthers 4
Ncw York may be- thankfui enpqg3
that the football season Il over. ut
Mrs. A. d winship 81 Racine. Via
II an after stranger 70 the FEELINGS
that dominate them. She - y yeon
young and a freshman IN ConEses1
university. where she has eniase
for two courses Of psycho'nU &c
one Of English literature. ha' -
more remarkable than her shiTa y
knowledge Is the enthusiast y
football she manifested On every ~
portuulty throughout the ssaron.
II il pleasant 20 know her xsai u
did not Interfere VITA 4
studies. and that she stands ~ -
celient chance OF getting Der dipk
ma before she - much more i'len =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
SCHREIBER GOT BACK
AT YELLOW" HENRY

Barney Schneider, this 81
Louis turfSnan and booknaksr.
one aay started John MulhoIiana
In a race at Oakland track. and
told yellow Henry. who was on
the block. In SeIreiber's book. 10
chalk az 70 on the horse. The
genial German thought the horse
would win. but was waiting for
the odds to soar hut the tids
went the other way. and. as nc
saw the crowd surwing toward
hts book. he said 60 yellow.
Make Muihoiinnd 10 s.
Thirty 20 TO- Mulholiand.
sang out yellow
Il told you 70 make him : 20
5. said barney. who vas that
ticket for -
That was for me-" was the
reply.
Make him 10 l." said
Scfretber. and yellow was sore
for a noment. until Schreiber
said. 200 20 20. Muihollaud. so
10 20 to show That's for fnr.
Now make him Z 10 s. | want 90
1ee II any ~ my clerks can set
= bigger hsrnch in my book than
do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

do the Yankee glove wieidcrs. The
Engiishmen thought Summers could
beat Battling Nelson. and they were
hewildered and anRered when Welsh.
whom they looked upon as an Amer
lean. made their favorite look foolish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
PIN SLAMM[RS
IN GREAT
RACE
eY EDDIE soYoEN.

With two teams tied for first hon
ors and a third hard at their heels.
the ten pin tourney at the Seattle
Athletic club ~ assuming the pro-
portions Of a torrid little party.
The Eagles had fair lead last week
but In the last series tho leaders
dropped a brace. while the Ravens
picked up pair. Consequently
they are fighting for first position
with the headline average even up.
The Hawks won every game this
week and their percentage boosted
them into third place BY "A Tat mar
gin. The Owls gained several points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

Handsome knives and rotks 81
the delight OF every woinah s,.ss.
OF these will illuminate Tue ea,,..rv
nance OF any person wao .ssav ara
enough TO receive them -, anlr
useful treasure always..loess shst
hny these once. The happlln.els aasy
give Is enduring We MAKE ,s..ssrs.
for yon so bay on or heiote -
hor "a -
$3.50 or $500 Hollow Handle, VA VA
ent Pattern Set silver fia. " A
knives and Forks ,.t.. ,.s..,,ra
$500 Set &c dwt. Hamilton ts'.ssaa
Pattern Hollow Handle An ssso
,s and , hggss. 5 Edwards butler
Pattern silver Plated MA @
aud Forks. .. :. .-.--' = ~. ~ If
$500 IanderE. frtF3, A selid
dwt Triple silver Piatea' zSrifs
Nickel Base Solid steel sgeo
Knives and Forks. ...:.. ;g,.ssd
gt.O0 Cascade Silverwela, fnIsds
Handle. Polished steer sase
Knives and Forks. ,,,.as'
SgR0 Poppy brand Wallace lpesras
silver Plated Knives ana s1ea
,aso Sc, Hamilton sclIa Magnetic =
silver Knives aud Forks. s..,,ssr
az 90 Sci Crown silver CO. Hs3
Plated satin Handle Knives sfIse
Forks ..s...s..... "a. m.
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