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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-05-27
WOULD SUPPORT WYNN

Hartford Republican (Bull
Moose) says: "The Hon. R. H.
VIM, of Mt. Sterling, is another
Republican whom we would de-
light to support as the nominee
for United States Senator.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-05-27

Ponderoso tomato plants.
Sanitary Meat Market.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-05-27

Anything you want in the
grocery line.
Sanitary Meat Market.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

Lot number four is an all folded cotton mattress
with numerous layers of folded cotton placed in lay
ers of uniform thickness from end to end. This is
made up in the ron edge ond round corners. The
covering is high quality fancy art and floral tick
ing The edge of this mattress measures about four
inches in thickness. 1t is splendid value and one
that bought to retail at $1,000; priced at $7.9S.
Lot number five is high in quality but low in
price folded cotton n,attress-Ths is exceptional
ly high quality mattress; is made with numerous
layers of folded cotton, not stuffed in, but layed i'll
from the bottom up. From this style of manufacture
you are insured with comfort to the This mat
tress is made up with striped ticking Of good
weight. Priced for our opening sale at $6.9S.
Lot number six-our $500 value priced at s1oea
This is mattress that made to retail at $500
but as it has always been our policy in every de-
partment not to how much we can get out of an
article, but to see how good an article we can sell
for the least money, wehave followed this same prin
| cple in pricing this mattress, and by so doing We
offer this high grade mattress at S109S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Iron Beds Which Have the Highest
Quality. and Lowest Price.

Every iron bed that we carry in our stock is tns
highest quality built strong and rigdy constructed.
Iron beds are cean sanitary and vermin proo1, ana
are indestructble. We start line IN at the low
est price of See for strictly reliable bed and car
ny the line through to the massive and nanoso'ne
chilled iron bed. The latest and most up 10 oate
will be carried and are carried at all times. ha''s
Of the beds are made of the highest quality CARBON
tract on this class of merchandise is placed win one
Of the largest and most reliable bed manufacturers
in the United States Every bed priced on our "oors'
either in our iron brass lines. is absolutely guar.
anteed as to its wearing quality. We carry all OF
our iron beds in green white and blue enamel, ana
also showing Of beds in the oxidized finish :
OUR NUMBER 754 IRON BED-This bed has
corner posts made of 1 inch drawn tube steel and
the head rail is 3-S in thick All other filling rods
are of the same dimension as the top rod. Heiglth
of the head end is a. inches, and height OF foot cd
is Sc inches. This is value that most dealers VIII
get as high as $500 for; priced at $l.S9. Your
choice OF blue, white or green finish.
OUR NUMBER 755 IRON eED-This bed is made
up in white enamel, blue enamel or green enamel
The head is 4S inches high and foot to top OF arch
is AZ inches high. Posts made up O.! heavy IN.
chilled tubing. Rails are all angle iron This IS a
bed that is priced by the average retail dealer at
$780, specially priced for our May sales at $2.3S.
OUR NUMBER 75s IRON BED-This is hcauti-
full bed made up in the vernis martin finish The
head of the bed is 4S in high and foot is ~ ill., high
over ALL Fitted with lin. angle rails; priced for our
opening sale at $3.9S.
OUR NUMBER 757 IRON BED is $500 value
priced for our opening sale at $4.69. The head CT the
bed is Sc inches high and foot is Al inches high.
Corner posts are inch thick made of drawn steel.
Ornamental rods are S-S in. thick. This is an eX-
ceptionaly good value and at the price was are
quoting we expect to sell them within the next 80
days. If you in the market we would advise
you to show your good judgment by buying this style
of bed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

Our number 20 kitchen cabinet-Ths cabinet Is
white enamel lined throughout with the exception OF
the ase. The cabinet is fitted with grocery list
and memorandum, has swinging glass sugar DIN
with METAL cap aluminium side extension top and
removable kneading and chopplng board case is
fitted out with two linen and cutlery drawers over
an extra high quality metal bread and cake drawer,
with sliding tin The cover is perforated in
order to make the bread and cake box entirely SAM
tary The top cover at the left is fitted with an all
metal flour bin, white enameed throughout, making
it absolutely sanitary and self cleaning. 1t is also
fitted with an extra high quality flour sitter and has
capacity for so lbs. OF flour. There is an extra
heavy double strength glass fitted in front OF Din
50 that you can see how much -four there is at all
tmes.. The cupboard is also fitted with set OF in
dex cards. These are very essential as they can be
used for filing away the different recipes which one
would forget otherwise Case is also fitted with tea,
coffee, salt and spice bins. The lower left side OF
the base is made up in one extra large BIN ms IS
used mainly for pots. pans and kettles Also has
removable sliding rack for other utensils. The case
is handsomely stained quarter sawed oak, finished
in round edges BY this style of makeup no dust can
accumulate Positively this is the best best kitchen
cabinet that have ever had the pleasure OF Oifer-
ing. Specially priced at $2S75.
Our number Fl kitchen cabinet-By buying this
cabinet you will thousands of steps during the
year. This cabinet is especially designed and built
to lessen the work for the housewife. This is
high in quality but low in price, and is equal to any
cabinet priced from $500 to $500 more money 1t
is made up in a hard wood case stained to an oak
finish, top is made up in double glass swing door
at the right and fitting flour bin with so pound
capacity to the left. The top of this bin is white
enamel lined throughout. The top is made i'll two
sections. the upper and lower sections are both
entered by swinging doors. The lower section OF
the top has complete glass fittings for sugar spices
and tea The base of the cabinet is made extra
large and roomy. Has two linen drawers and all
metal bread bin at the right, and an extra large
opening to the left for placing kettles and pans This
cabinet, priced with a highly finished metal ad
Unstable sliding top complete with glass 1xtures at
s2475.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

Lot number one is our competition mattress
This is mattress that is sold by the average dealer
as high as $3.50. 1t is folded cotton top and ex-
celsior filed; priced for opening sale at $l9S
Lot number two is made up of combination mat
tress, has fancy striped ticking this mattress has
the cotton top and bottom and is filled in the center
viii high grade excelsior, placed in in uniform
thickness from one end to the other. All the filling
in this mattress is OF thickness This is a
wonderful value; priced at $49S
Lot number three-This is high grade folded
cotton mattress. 1t is made up OF number OF
layers of cotton and filled with high quality excel
sor filling. This is mattress for which most deal
ers will ask about $500. Priced for opening
sale at $685.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Mattresses.

In buying our opening stock Of bed mattresses
we have aimed to get the highest class and best
made mattress produced in their respective lines.
Our mattresses built and made by one of the
best and largest mattress manufacturers in the city
Of Chicago. Our mattresses built, not stuffed,
but the filling is placed in the ticking in layers Of
uniform thickness. This line Of mattresses that we
stantaI saving to you purchase CT any style
stocked. Our entire stock is divided into six differ
emf lots.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Our Complete and Up-to-Date Furniture Department
As has always been our p

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

In placing our line Of kitchen cabinets before you
we do so feeling that have of the strongest
and best lines of kitchen cabinets and tables that
has ever been offered in Cenaon, and as complete
a line as you have seen on our floor. This line is
made up Of about eight different styles, in all the
popular selling shapes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Bed Springs.

Our steel frame bed springs arc made Of the high
est quality of 6essemer steel. The end bars are
made of heavy angle steel on both fanges. The
wire used in the making of springs is made from
the highest tension steel wire. II is very finely
woven into medium wire mesh. The coil springs
that fasten the main body to the angle iron at the
end put through special process whereby we
are able to place rs year guarantee on these
springs. The side tubes are IA in. thick and are
made from an extra quality steel tubing This spring
is retaied by the average dealer at $500 Priced for
opening sale at $3.50.
This $3.50 steel spring priced at s3.ss-This
spring is made practically the same order as
the above, the only difference being that the side
rails are somewhat lower than the other springs.
Priced for opening sale at SAGE.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER Isl IRON BED-This bed is shown
in the green. 1t is an unusually heavy bed, made
up with continuous head and foot. The post is in.
thick and made out of chilled tubing and has four
extra heavy filling rods rs in. in diameter. This is
a bed that could easily retail for $500 more
money but for our opening sale it is offered at $G19
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER $50 IRON eED-This bed is shown
in the 81 inch width in the blue green enamel The
height of the head is 60 inches and of the foot 70
inches The bed is made up of l inch side posts
with the double head rails, the top rails being 81
in thick and all solid Brass; lower being made up Of
3.3 in. iron The top of each post is lifted with
polished ball ornament The bed is fitted with angle
iron and is priced at saving of 80 to 40 per cent
Priced for our opening sale at $3.50.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER 753 IRON BED is made up of
continuous post inches in diameter. The head is
So inches high and foot is So inches high Filling
in price bed. This is bed that could easily re-
tail for $500 more money; priced for our opening
sale at $S.5S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Kitchen Cupboards.

Our number 227 kitchen cupboard is an extra
highly finished oak stained cupboard. This is built
II inches deep, 36 inches wide and rs inches high
Top is made with two swing glass doors and fitted
with two shelves. Directly between the top and base
OF the cupboard are two extra large pull drawers.
Base is made up with two large swing doors. This
is an extraordinary value and will mean saving to
you of $500 on each purchase in this line. Priced
for opening sale at $3.50
Our number a27 kitchen cupboard-This cupboard
is made up in the oak stained finish, &c inches wide
1872 inches deep and 70 inches high. The top is
made up in large compartment and fitted with
double wood doors, in the imitation quarter sawed
oak panel. The cupboard is fitted with two extra
large pull drawers and the base is made up with the
quarter sawed cak. Priced Tor opening sale at
$7.9S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
High Grade Coil Springs.

Our high in quality but low in price coil springs
made by Of the largest spring and iron bed
manufacturers in the world In buying these
limited guarantee is placed behind every spring man.
ufactured Your purchase Of one Of these springs
means satisfaction guaranteed, and If they are not
represented your money is refunded All we ask
is for you to try out, and If these springs prove
inferior in any way to what we guarantee your mon
ey will be refunded Springs finished in glossy
black This is spring that is retaed by the aver
age dealer at $780, Priced for opening sale at
$4.69.
Extra high quality steel coil springs-This is
very comfortable spring, the coils being exception
ally long. This spring is made up with an excep-
tionally heavy angle iron IL in. wide. 1t can be
made to fit either iron wooden bed Specially
priced for opening sale at $4.9S.
Our $3.50 wood frame steel spring for $198-The
frame is made from hard maple with extra heavy
maple ends. The fabric is closely woven single
pencil weave. This is exceptionally good value
for the money but would recommend buying
higher class spring for the service Priced at $19S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER s52 IRON eED-This is shown in
the oXidiZed finish is exceptionally strong bed
has the continuous side posts inch in thickness.
Head of bed is SO inches high, foot is SO inches
high filling rods are rs in. thick; made from drawn
steel tubing. angle irons in. in width This is
a $1,000 value priced for our May opening sale at
$7.95.
OUR NUMBER Csc BRASS eED-Our low in price
but high in quality brass bed This is made up with
a inch corner post and has the cap ornament Head
rod is. rs in thick and filling rod is rs in thick.
The heghth of the bed is Sc inches at the head and
the foot is 33 inches high. This is one of the most
reasonably priced beds; one the regular dealer
will ask you $500 to $780, priced for our opening
sale at $12.S5.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER $50 BRASS BED is the greatest
money giving value that we will ever stock brass
bed This bed is made up with 21s in side posts,
and filled with double head rods 7S in thick in the
bright finish. These connected with fancy
ornamental post and the filling rods are fastened
to the lower head rod. Filling rods are 7S in thick
and finished in the satin finish! This is beautiful
bed the charm of which will equal any $500 or
$4,000 bed shown by the average dealer. This is
shown in the "a inch width only and specially priced
during our May sales at $2135 Head size 63 inches;
foot size Al inches.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20
Brass Beds.

In opening this department we are doing so
by placing the price so low that every home in Craw.
ford county can brass bed, handsome in
design high grade in construction, beautiful in fin
ish and at prices that will save money ever bed
purchased
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

OUR NUMBER $50 BRASS eED-The accom-,
panyng cut represents our square post satin fin
ished brass bed This is made up in a heavy in.
corner post with fancy mounts on the top, top rods
11hx1h bottom rods 1hx1h, and the vertical filling
rods are lin by in. The heghth at the head is
"a inches and that of the foot 40 inches. This bed
is furnished in the it. 6 in. width Shown only in
the satin finish, priced for our opening at $3475.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

! Our number 115 cupboard
, ward robe-This is a $500
value, priced at $11.9S. This
wardrobe is 40 inches wide, 1872
inches deep and SO inches high
over all. The two front doors
swing on three heavy hinges
on each door and the panels are
imitation quarter sawed oak.
The inside is fitted with two
shelves. The upper shelf is fit
ted with 6 extra heavy clothes
hooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

sn.cisI T,rm--Psrt U-GREEE. J.
~ pnrts tusiness-Defsults io:D a
rial T,rm-Parts T. IT, III. ". W
NII arl VILLA f0urned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
SJMMONSES.

ST-PRF"T COURT XIV YORK COUNT,
B.tsey Bsheccs Goidsteln, Plaintiff.
ssains, Charlie Gllinshy ana Eva Gi',nsE
sc uife arst name Mar" being ac'itious
The true Christian name OF sad defenis ~
being unknown 20 olsintin Louis =. So,.
stein an Run ros GoiSs c..Ts,,s Josn
Goldrtcln. John LeucV''tz. John" olirsN,
'John' s,he artz. John" shuitz. John
Kadishsyi,z .John B'au7 stem: r Spbs
John" Hynes. Joan" shsry John, Iil-
,oso John" Luca, John Doe" "Richari
Roe james smith" and Harry WI
ians the hrst nams John as 70 a. ..
tho defendants whose surnarncs arc slFei
beng fictitious the true Christian n1mes o.
aid lefendants being unknown 10 plalnui
and the names John Doe hicnarY hoc,
..rsues smith and Harry WILLIAMS. ais
being fictitious. the tru Christian names an
surnlmes o. the four last mentioned teten.
ants being unknown % plaint1. sald 1els.u
ants being tenants or occupants OF crehnse
Number 81 Madison street. IN thN BOROUGH
N.uEgrtar Citt. County aud state " New
York. le-crioed M the complaint herein ps
t,udauts Trial d'cirec n New YORK Coph
o.. summons. -.
Yon ere hereby summoned 70 answer tho
complain; iu this action and 20 serve SOP.
~ y0ur answer on the PlsinrTs AtoIhess
within twenty itys after the service % this
and !u case ~ your failure 20 an2ezr. or a.
sWer. iudgl~ent vii he taken against YOU b'
default for tho relief demanded In the com -
plant
Dated New York. JIlv Srd. 1914
DAVIS * DAVIS, Attorneys tor I!Sintlh
Oflce e Post OHice Address No. 81 chan
hers Street. Borough ot Manhattan. Ne"
York CTS .
TO the Defendants. Albert Koch and Mar
Koch Pie wife fret name Mar be
ir- fictitious the true Christian name o.
saii defendant being unknown 70 plain
TN
Tho foregoing Summons - served upon
roI l, pub icaticu pursuant 20 sn Greer Or
Hon. samuel S-auury Justice 81 the 50
rreuc Court ~ the STATE o. New York. date
August l0tt 1915. sud filed With copy OF
TIE Complaint on the l0ih day o. Ausl't
1914. BOO the Office ~ the clerk OF ne Cohnt,
OF New York in the County Court HOUSE, y
the Borough % Manhattan. city. county an
state % New Noik. which Complaint va
originally tied no the Office Of said ClerA O.
the 9th dav OF July. 1914
Dated New York August loth, 1914.
DAVIS q DAVIS. Attorneys Tor PiainuN
once & Post once Adde'S No. 81 cham
bors Street. Borough Of Manhattan. NeN
York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors Of the New York Motion
Picture Company have deferred pay
ment Of the monthly dividend Of 2
per cent, offering a. an explanation
the European conflict. \ large part
OF the company's business came from
abroad prior 20 the foreign outbreak
The Chicago Great Western Rail-
road Company has made application TO
the New York stock Exchange 20 list
S44.137,4OO preferred and Si5.246.90O
common stock
The FIRST annual convention Of the
Farm Mortgage Bankers Association
Will be held I'm Chicago on October q.
A decrease Of 24,520 in the number
Of freight cars idle on the lines OF the
United states and Canada on August
l5 is disclosed in the fOrtnlghtly
bulletin Of the American Railway As
sociation for that date.
The protective committee OF the
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway Com
pany's first mortgage { per cent bonds
has decided 20 limit the time for the
deposit Of the bonds TO September J.
The protective committee for the
Frisco refuuding 4 per cent bonds Al.
uoUnces that bonds may be deposited
with the Central Trust Company until
October ]. but that the committee VIII
make no further purchases OF July
commons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

posed TO q further depletion Of their
gold reserves would not assent 10 such
proposition Iu toto, although they
agreed that the only way 20 meet the
most pressing Of the city's debts was
10y shipment o. the yellow metal This.
they said. would not be p serious drain,
as only shout S3.OO0.0 O0 would be need
CO before Che middle Of September.
Regarding tho larger maturlUCs, one
Of the hanks suggested that the Con
troller. ,u view OF the existing condi-
Sion resulting from the European war,
,frCr foreign creditors full payment Of
70. obligations. ouc-third IN gold. the
lcst iu silver. Under our present bank
-uc system, CHS bank argued shat sill
yer is lawful money and therefore
should DC acceptable In payment Of our
debts.
Another plan which IS under corsid-
Grafton IS for the city 90 get loan
from tho New York banks Of sufficient
size and 40 @ rate Of interest which
would make it attractive for the for
ciCu holders Of The city's securities 20
exchange them for the new bonds. In
view - the large deposits % the city
D. many Of The important Wall Street
banks. % was said that forced SYM
u'catC could Pc formed 20 take the
loan II the city deemed the plan cXpe-
dic0t
So Ear As could be learned yesterday,
none o. the government money which
Secretary NcAdoo said would be placed
90 the disposal % New York banks for
she purchase of grain bills has been
deposited here At the Chase National
and the National City banks il was
said cha. the only knowledge they had
OF such q fund wss through the news
papers.
Another conference was held yester-
Gay afternoon al The office Of J. P.
Morgan q Co., attended by members OF
the trm and also T. L. Hine, president
of the Frs. National Bank; +. 4 Van
derlip, president Of the National City
Bank. and Jacob n. Schif and Otto II.
Kahn of Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
GRAIN STEADY IN CHICAGO
Split Changes in All Lines
Provisions Show Declines.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Proft taking was
the feature Of the wheat market to-day,
but Saturdays advance was fairly well
held. Final prices ranged &c higher
for September to l.c lower Corn
closed i2c TO 1c down, oats &c higher
for September to &c lower and pro-
visions 7I.c TO soc down. Wheat
opened easy, bulged. reacted TO the
lowest OF the day, and then steadied
around Saturdays close. The Septem-
ber-December difference narrowed TO &c.
Record clesrancos from North America,
higher cables and reports of large -four
sales were bullish factors, but realizing
sales restrained any material advance
and the close was rather easy.
The decline ina corn was based on
rains and favorable crop prospects.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate demand prevailed for steam
tonnage and limited amount of bushes
was done iu charteriug. Rates wore unset
lied bed all trades Quotations tu Liverpool
al. London, O.. Bristol - ID, Cork for Or
dcrs is ESD picked posts. large ,uuuage
A. CHART 1RS American steamr. : -
tons general cargo. hence 20 the Mediter-
rareau and back 70 e.. prompt, Anne rlcaf
steamer 2 6o5 tons neral cargo. hence o.
Lisbon and Barcelona and back. O.
prompt. British steamer 1.176 tons gen
ersI cargo. hence 90 HaNre ana plnilrk
u = prompt. Norwegian steamer. 9Is tons
rour hence 20 Norwegian ports. D. 2
prompt. Norwegian steamer $50 tons
same. British steamer 2O12 toms wei
good pulp. Nova Scotia % thc United
kingdom % g. prompt schooner 5Ga tons
fIe. Rruu.Nlnh % No-in oL HAtteraa. u [
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
RECEIVERS APPoINTED.

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