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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
DONALD BRIAN IN THE SIREN"
is HERE NEXT WEE

The Christmas holidays viii be ceie-
brated at the Atlanta theater through the
appearance of Charles Frohman's star,
Donald Brian This is the first time Mr..
Brian has ever appeared in Atlanta, and
he is coming with company of real
merit, including number Of players seen
here i'm the past. The engagement opens
Monday. and is for three nights with the
Christmas matinee Wednesday afternoon.
Seats are now selling for the engagement
and. out-of- town orders are being filed as
received
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
AFRICAN HUNT PICTURES
PRONE POPLAR Al ANA

only two days remain for Atlantans to
see the Paul j. Raiuey African Hunt pic
| lures now being shown a the Atlanta
theater The engagement win come to
an end Saturday night Richard Car
rlugton who has been delivering the lee
ture in conjunction with the pictures, goes
from Atlanta to London, where the pic
lures viii be shown for ID season Mat
with the last performance Saturday night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
THOMAS (. SHEA DRAWS
AREE 6nAgfNc

Mr. Shea again repeated his former
success al the Lyric with his performance
Of 'br. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde last nught
The play is one that is well suited TO
the actors talents and his work received
generous applause throughout the even
Man and His VIE" al the matinee sat
urday The RelIs,' and on Saturday
night DR. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
WHIRLED TO DEATH
AT FAMILY REUNION

ROCKFORD. I'LL. Dec. 2o.-wb,&
his foot caught in the belt of e..
engine here, Edward Johnson. Of D.
lott, Wis, was whirled to his dean e.
the presence Of many relatives Who ba IN
gathered for family reunion. @u
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
JOHN D., IN FANCY VEST.
PLAYS BEST GOLF GAME

- TARRYTOWN. N. Y, Dec 2o-wear-
ing fancy silk vest, John D. Rockefeller,
the ELL king played the best game of
golf in his life, covering the course on his
Pocantico hills estate in 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
WIFE, TOLD TO GO TO,
HAS EYE ON NEW YORK

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Once my husband
told me to go 10 h" testified Mrs. Her
bert y. Johnson in her divorce suit
against her husband
Where did you go?" asked the Judge
i want to 80 10 New York." was her
answer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
T0RRID WAVE SWEEPS
AUSTRALIA; 122 IN SHADE

SYDNEY. n. s. w, Dec 2O-The tor
rid wave which is sweeping over Aus
tralia showed no signs of abatement to-
day. AT Eucla. on the sound border. the
mercury jumped TO 12g in the shade
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20

Oinch Envelope style Seal trimmed plate thread edge
gift $780, ~ p "A OAu~u
Special at $oo Large $500 Regular Grades
gilt silver and metal tops include cor
' ~ 0 WI"
Gun Metal Mesh Bags finest quality fully
C olnch neayy top $500 In fine
at $780, Others $500 - $500 F
Sterng Silver Mesh Bag 5inch
chan $1,000, and you duplicate al
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
AT THE PLAYHOUSES

week at the Grand. The bHl'is Of a holt
day sort headed BY George v Hobarts
German comedy "Dinkelspiels Christ
fGas"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
MAKE SOMEBODY

Happy with a Kodak-the gift that
pleases both young and old. Jno. L..
Moore & Sons have a complete line. 40
North Broad ST. (AdvtD
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Respectfully submitted,
MAGDALENE S. RAYNoLDs,
Treasurer.
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One is that the Grand Junction asso-
building and that the city had taken
II over for municipal building. The
facts are that the Grand Junction
association is In better condition
than ever before and doing bigger
and better work all the time.
Then 1t is said that the new Pa
ebio building had been nailed up aud
deserted. Now the Pueblo building
has never been completed. and. con-
sequently. never been opened. Collec-
tons for the Pueblo building are
coming in. the work going forward
and further contracts are being lst.
In Pueblo they are pledged TO open
the building without indebtedness,
and. consequently. they are collect
ing the money before doing the work.
Rev. Pratt Addresses Workers.
Although the skies were somewhai
overcast today and the report M,
quite so large as expected. yet the
spirit of the hundred men gathered
at the noon luncheon was even more
hopeful than usual.
Secretary Wade stated that the
president of the Grand Junction as
sociation would be here ard tell some
of the splendid things being done IN
that city by the association. Things.
however. said Mr.. Wade. are running
a little too slowly and II will be
necessary 20 success to have moro
men. vim and energy put Into ths
campaign.
Evangelist Il d Pratt. with his
genial smile, and happy expression
was present and checred the men
with few encouraging words. Said
Mr.. Pratt: II feel greatly encouraged
over this thing Just couldn't stay
away and 90 / am here to help all !
can. ! know Canon City pretty we',,
and know that in the vocabulary ci
'hsr earnest. substantial citisens there
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14

|. The battle for subscriptions for the
Y. NJ c. A. IL now on In earnest One
hundred forty nine people had SUBJ
scribed sI5.olo up TO noon yesterday.
There are about 10000 people in this
community, so you see a very small
proportion have yet subscribed
There must be at least 1000 before
the campaign closes. In Grand juno
,fer and Fort Collins there were over
1900 subscribers in each place.
SO there is a vast amount Of work
.ehead before success crowns the ef-
forts OF the workers.
Secretary Wade says that the caa-
on City people are slow to start. but
that he has great confidence In their
staying powers. Like the proverbial
Missourian they must be shown
but. having caught the vision. they
act with purpose and decision..
The burden Of the campaign is now
being borne, by the few. but II should
be remembered that the benefit will
be to the entire community. and.
i4ns-quently. all should boost
Said Secretary Wade TO the Record
reporter this morning: II know OF no
Similar campaign falling in any state
west OF the Missouri river. This is
my eighth campaign and | have never
! felt SO sure OF ultimate success as in
this one. The money Is here and can
be gotten. but Il will require earnest
! effort and even sacrifice to get it,
= Mayor Smith has. ngurativciy. TAX
en- OF his coat and gotten into the
game in earnest Other business men
are needed to do the same. There Is
tide In tho affairs Of men. which
taken at it's flood leads on TO for
tune" That tide in this affair ia now
At It's flood and must be 3akcn adj
vantage OF, or, perhaps. the oppor-
tunity viii be gone forever
Many strange rumors are aflpsa.
about town during tho campaign.
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MASTER MECHANIC OF r.
& C. C. DIED IN DENVER

Robert Patterson. the first master
mechanic of the Florence & Cripple
Greek Railroay company. and for
many years one of the most popular
locomotive engineers in Colorado.
died AZ his home in Denver on Sun
day. He was taken sick with pneu-
monia a week or ten days ago. but
was believed to be recovering when
he suffered an attack of acute Bright's
disease Saturday night. which so COM
plicated matters as to quickly put an
end TO his struggle for life.
Mr. Patterson was born in Belfast.
ireland. in 1s52 He was master me
chanic of the Florence & Cripple
Greek line for the first four years Of
its existence He was afterward mas
ter mechanic OF the Rio Granie
Southern He had been an engineer
on a passenger run over Marshall
pass for Is years and had never been
in an accident He retired from ac-
tive railroad work recently and enter
ed the employ of the Bennett Tun-
mel Machine company.
He was member OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers and
known by all the older railroad men
of the state.
Mr.. Patterson is survived by his
widow and six daughters: Mrs Anna
Dyer OF Fraser. Mrs. Maude carlin of
Fraser. Mrs. VIM Root of Denver and
the Misses Gertrude, Allison and Cora
Patterson
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MESSENGER
KILLS TWO
HOLD-UPI men
Attempt Made 10 Rob Sosth-
ern Pacific Train Near
Dryden, Tex.
CAUGHT BANDIT
OFF HIS GUARD
AND CRUSHED HIS SKULL WITH
A WOODEN NAL
Then Used the Robbers Gun ON the
Other Bendit When he APP
peared.
tRy united Press,

San Antonio, Tex. March 1.-two.
masked robbers who tried to hold mp
the Southern Pacific passenger train,
No. 9. near Dryden this morning..
were killed by the express messen-r
ger.
The men boarded the train at Dry
den. covered the engineer and de-
tached the express and mail cars.s
One bandit kept watch on the engi-
neer while the other tried to loot the
express car. Express Messenger
Samuel Trousdell. when the bandit
was off his guard. seized a wooden
mallet and struck the bandit a blow
on the head. killing him instantly
He then took the robbers gun and
lay in wait. shooting the other robher ,
dead when he appeared
There was ten thousand dollars
t-asoarc the train
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
DISTRICT COURT CLOSED UR-
Til REGUlAR APRIL TERM

The ditrict court. which has ad-
iourned from time to time as special
cases came up. will not open again
until the April term.
During the remainder of the month
Judge wllkln win have under advise
ment. the case tried several months
ago In which the cities OF Pueblo.
Canon City and salida were plain
tins and the Cache Mining company.
near Granite. Lake county. were de-
fendants. known as the clarificatlon
OF the Arkansas river
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TRAIN PtUNGES INTO
RIvEf; NOBODY KILLED

Poughkeepsie, \. Y. March H.
The second section of the Twentieth
Century Limited. running seventy
miles an hour. was deraiied at nine
O'Clock this morning outside or
Poughkeepsie. The four rear caes
rolled into the Hudson river and
went through twenty-five inches Of
Ice. They were three-quarters sub
merged. but by what seemed mir
acle. nobody was killed. Twenty per-
sons we're injured. eleven seriously.
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CITY MARSHAL ASKED FOR
INFORMATION Of WHERE
ABOUTS OF ROLAND DlMIIT

City Marshal Julius Cramer re-
ceived a letter from Kansas City this
morning asking for Information on
behalf Of his mother in relation to the
whereabouts OF Roland Dimitt. a
young man twenty-six years of age.
who is supposed to be In Colorado or
one OF the arjoining states. Foung Di-
mitt left home ten or eleven years
ago to make his way In the world and
his mother has not heard from him
since 1904. At that time he was work
ing at Mulberry. Arkansas. and wrote
his mother than he was planning 20
go TO independence. Kansas. to OBJ
tain employment in the oil fields. En-
forts are being made in all parts OF
the country to locate him In order
that he may be restored to his rela-
tives. He has done no wrong and he
is being sought by the authorities
and the newspapers solely TO satisfy
the longings of a mothers heart. Any
information regarding him addressed
to Mrs Eva Dimitt. AL Brighton ave-
nue.. Kansas City. Mo-. will be re-
garded as n great favor.
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Librarians Report.

To the Board of Directors of the Can
on City Public Library:
l submit herewith my report as II
hrarlan of the Canon City Library
for the year ending February %. 1912.
The number of volumes added to
each department of the library dur
ing the year. the total number and
the total circulation are shown b.
the following statement:
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Annual report. treasurer Canon
City Library. March 4. 1912.
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A caucus of the voters of South
Canon will be held in the town hail
on Griffin avenue, at O'Clock Friday
night for the purpose OF nominating
Citizens ticket to be voted for At
the April elections The retiring
members of the city council are
Mayor Kent f. Eldred and Aldermen
Harry L. Bowman. J. h overmaa
and ]. W. Mckinley. There viii be
but one ticket in the field for the po-
sltions to be iilled at the forthcoming
elections.
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A marriage license was issued on
Monday to Willie Canterbury and
Miss Nellie Andrew, both Of Canon
cry
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help
There were lot OF encouraging
features brought out today to show
that organized sentiment is crystal
liz.ng into action. For instance, the
Christian Science church unsolicit ..
subscribed s25; the Guild of the First
Presbyterian church s25; and one Of
the prayer meeting districts SIS.
The following little poem read to-
day by Mr. Pratt at the noon meeting
well illustrate the spirit OF the cam
paign:
Somebody said that it couldn't be
done.
But he with chuckle replied
That maybe it couldn't" but he
would be one
Who wouldn't say SO till he tried.
SO he buckled right in with a trace OF
grin
On his face. If he worried he hid It
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done. and he did
1t.
There are thousands to tell you it
cannot be done,
There are thousands to prephesy
failure.
There are thousands to point out 70
you. one by one.
The dangers that wait to assaii
you.
But just buckle in with bit of a
grin.
Then take off your coat and go to
IL:
Just start in to sing as you tackle tn.
Tha, cannot be DONE" and you'll
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KENEHAN
OBJECTS TO
ACTION
AND THEREFORE EMPLOYEES OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS MUST
AWAIT DECISION.
lBy United Press.l

Denver, March 12.-Rhoady Kene-
han blocked the way-for the payment
of the employees of the state peni-
tentiary and six other institutions CO.
day by merely saying. Il object
when the state auditing board voted
to allow .he civil service commission
to hire an expert and clerk to bring
the roster up to date.
When the auditing board appropri-
ated $500 for the use of the commits
sion Kenehan refused to pay the
money. Hundreds of salaries have
been held up as a result. Since d.
cember and January the civil service
commission could not proceed with
its work. Treasurer Kenehan said 20
day that he would not say whether he
would honor the acquisitions for
clerk and expert hire as he eSpecis
the court decision in the case to settle
the case before the money would
have to be paid.
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is no such word as fail. hear rum
ors. that perhaps may tend to dis
courage, and yet / want to say tha-
in some of the very best meetings I
ever held rumors were the thickesr
The success of this campaign is only
a question OF staying on the job. You
can do it and you VIII and I'm here 70
help
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Treasurer's AnnunI Report.

Denver. March Estate Treas
urere Kenehan made his annual ee-
port to Governor Shafroth for the
year ending February % this mora
ing. The report shows warrants
drawn by the auditor. ss7s.5s712. Re-
ceipts. sss4.si7.7o. Disbursements,
sssi. .e2111. Balances to the credit OF
the various state funds. ss.4es,5ses &c.
The state has on deposit in various
hanks over the state used as deposit
tories. sl.s4s.s47.17
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Total -. .szs s114 272s2'
OF the addition above 2s2l were
purchased, and 81 donated. A list Of
the donors is given herewith. There
were lat volumes worn out and dis
carded. and Is missing and unac-
counted for
The reading room is furnished with
60 papers and periodicals. and has
been used by 1921 persons The ref
erence department has been used by
1925 persons.
Donations during the year have
been received by the following: Mrs.
G. NJ. Dubois, Mrs. NJ s. Reynolds,
Hon Henry r. wolcott. Mrs. Nettie
Norton. Mrs. Hart Goodloe. Mrs. ]. S.
C. Wells. Mrs H s Clearinghouse,
Mrs. Leonora Pease. Miss Eula p.
whitmore. Mrs. c. W. Burrage.
CASH REPORTS.
Received from cards and fines s21s-75
Received from reserved books s.25
Received from lost books s--.--. 10
Total .--,.-...- .------.-- -s22s.io
Expenses .--..----.. ------.. 6s-so
Bal tnrn over to treasurer. s1ss.2o
Amount received from rents. books
and turned over to the book commit
tee. $1,000.
Respectfully submitted,
RUTH LEWIS.
Librarian
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or
LIBRARIAN
AND BOARD

+ Annual Report OF the secretary OF
the Canon City Library for the year
ending March l. 1912
To the Honorable Council.
Canon City. Colo
Gentlemen:
In accordance with the library la~
of 1899, the board of directors of the
Canon city Library respectfully sub
NIT the following annual reports.
Those of treasurer, book commit
tee. librarian and secretary
Eleven regular monthly board meet
ings have been held. The July mees-
ing lacking quorum. your Honor
able mayor, ex-ofricio president. pre-
siding at one of these meetings
Al The August meeting, Mrs. Rags
dale. Mrs Baker and Mrs. Rockafel-
low. whose terms of office had ex-
pired we're unanimously reelected
meubers of the library board Mrs.
, Lewis. Mrs. Burgess and Miss Kahn
were Reelected members of the book
committee.
AT the regular January meeting the
resignation of Mrs. Twitchen as a
member of the board was accepted
with regret
At the request of Miss Wood. she
was granted years leave of absence
and Mss Lewis was made librarian
in her place.
At The regular February meeting
Mrs. +. P. Smith was elected to take
Mrs. Twitcheil's place on the board.
The officers of the board are:
Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow. vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. n. s. Reynolds. treasurer
Mrs, r, ). Lewis. chairman book com'
mitfee Mrs r. P. Smith. secretary.
The finances of the library ar,
carefully managed and yet the boar
lis unable to meet the needs OF ths
patrons of the library. for they In
crease with our population. and We
should have means to add to our sup
ply of books as well as to the othel
expenses.
Respectfully submitted.
|, BESSIE B. SMITH.
Secretary.
Treasurer's Report
| ar,,,l rarorf traaxurar Cano,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-06
FIRE BOYS
OFF FOR
SAPULPA

Chief Gru5er left last evening for
Sspuipa to sttent the snuaa aurna
nsent Of state fire departments lie
took Witn him tbe No ere HaS7n
and team which is considered tae
fastesl FIRE team n the state Nth
GRADER went Grover FeaCv ole BrE
CT. Earl Deter and Arthur jones Tbe
Guthrie team vii CONTEXT for prizes
and 1t IS a safe BET that lhey RIa
bring home the bacon The funds
neces -srv 10 defray the expenses III
the filp was contributed hy the TEL
loving business men: r. O. Lut2. The
Ruemel Braun COMPANY The Ar
kansas Lumber compa ly Hotel lone
Guthrie National bank E. Z Tall
ran. Guthrie MIL 4 Elevator CO
Tom Jenkins J Abel r l. Hir
schi- Brown nfy Goods CO.. Wes' side
Lumber company + u Walton loe
Willis. ] Fl Rucks p T Coughtn
Chas r. Eisenschmie + q Crag.n.
sam Smith, Gal Minner " / Gfb-
bens Furr0w Co. hrhop and
Douglas r. NJ Murphy West S8e
Drug store Jones Brothers The pa5at
Leader aud .iim Williams
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THEUNDERTAhER'S REVIEW
Editors Please Copy.
Oldham BeN. reputed TO be the
wealthieSt goat IN the Alps. has lust
dled leaving his entue fortune to has
only grandson and heir A. YAK
This fortune comprises the greater
part OF the Drake estate. and as he
had lust sold two mountain peaks
for cash the money will run up into
7 figures
THIS money will he gwen to a.
Yak in bulk IT he VIII telegraph his
hereaboutS.
He was last heard OF n America
as Ouack Doctor
VIII he please telegraph the
estate and get the money?
ZURICH SWITZERLAND. :
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Postage stamps for sale At the
Racket Qpen ~ night
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China, Glass and
Kitchen Needs

5O-pc. set of decorated din
nerware dainty dull blue pat
tern, $8.75 value, special SIS
s1.0O Decorated Plates. each soc
75c Decorated Cups and Saucers3Sc
Green Mat Jardinieres
$1.0O and s1.25 kind ..... 69c
75c and 85c kind ............S 9c
Colonial Water Pitchers
made of good clear glass;
splendid 39c value, for. .25S
Tumblers-fine, blown flint
glass; very attractive pattern.
SIPS value lat, per doz. 75e
Cut Glass Nappies-excel-
lent $1.00 quality; handled
and unhandled; fine designs,
at each $50
Sad Irons-Set of three irons
and holder; regular $1.00 value,
Speclal 0Sc
Granite Wares of. preserving
kettle and OF. Berlin Sauce pans;
both 75c values for choice at. .29c
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Beauty Pins, Hat
Pins and Bags

Beauty Pins on a card;
heavily plated, strong pins;
also two beauty pins and one
bar pin; both styles, regular
25c qualities for 5000. 1Oe
Pearl Hat Pins-25c kinds
in several different colors,
special at each ......... zoe
Fancy Shell Barrettes-25c
qualities, special ....... .1Of
Suede Bags-a pretty shape
and good size, fitted with coin
purse; silk cord handle. $3.50
bags, in black, blue, plum,
gray and brown, special $1.9S
Pearl ButtOns-one dozen
on a card; size IA to "a; regu-
larly sc a card, special TWO
CARDS for So
Cotton SOutache Braid
tan, pink, blue, green and
gray-a 12-yard bolt Tues
day for .7e
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Fancy Goods

Stamped Pillow designs stamped grade
finished with caloped ends Tuesday,
only pair 25f
Stamped Huck Towes35c stamped mercered figured buck
towels stitch and designs for solid embroidery size 174
just for Tuesday each ......19e
Washable Pillow COvers35c washable pillow ready
ouse floral cretonne plain sateen backs finished with
Lace size 18x8 Coors pink blue yellow and Just
for Tuesday, at each
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Notion Specials

Pad and Fancy Pin-on Sup
pOrters-the SOC kind, in
white, black, pink and blue;
all new stock, special :. .25S
Hooks and Eyes-All sizes,
in black and white; regular SC
cards, Tuesday TWO CARDS
Embroidered CoIIars-Lord
Byron and straight styles,
25c Enthusiastically at. SO
Shopping Bags-5Oc and
25c Shopping Bags, made of
linen finished cord, nicely
braided; strong double han
dies, Tuesday at $50 and 1SS
Finishing Braids-1 Oc
quality in a large assortment
of patterns and colors. For
Tuesday, 6-yd. bolt for. So
Black Belt Pins-12 pins,
212 and 3 inches long, regular
price sc, Tuesday 30
Suit Hangers-25c combin-
alton hangers, for women's or
mems suits. For Tuesday,
only .1Sc
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@@oaIxz3ug@0
soc Imported WilIoa0
Clothes Baskets, 69c
G@paEzzS32p1@1
Of Unsurpassed Tuesday Bargains

you'll
err pi on interesting Better
a
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Rare Bargains In Furniture
Rugs and Lace Curtains

Orig Now
Golden Oak China Closet. $500 $SI.9O
Early English China Closet -. $500 11Oo
CroIdo,, oe1 Ruffet $3.50 1850
Col. Oak Leather Seat Rocker. $500 1921
Imitation Mahogany Davenport 1890 zO.oO
Circassan Walnut Chiffonier $3.50 3OUO
Mahogany Princess Dresser -. 1880 lzoO
Mobooanv Redstead $3.50 1880
Early English Bedstead 49,. $3.50 l45O
(,oldo, Oal Dresser 5000 1880
Cir Walnut Dressing Table. 1880 15O
Vernis aMrtin Bed; full size. :. 1880 S.95
White Eanmel Bed; full size. 1880 $50