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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
TO QUIT HEARING
WAR TESTIMONY

Washington. Feb. Gall Of the house
war investigating committees will quit
hearing witnesses Wednesday, after
nearly two years Of inquiry at home and
abroad. The printed documents. includ.
ing testimony and reports. u into
thousands Of pages.
General Pershing will not apear be.
fore the committee which heard Charles
c. Dawes last week. although the gem
eral will file a statement. Final reports
will be submitted to the house before
March 4. and as happened heretofC re.
Democratic members will present min.
GRITTY views.
No action ever was taken by the house
on a resolution to investigate the In
v~estigatIng committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Hornsby a vigorous Roldout

Some days & it was announced that
Rogers Hornsby had signed a contract
with tho Cardinals, but report had II
otherwise, Tho contract which the St.
Louis club has was signed in the spring
Of 1920 and was TO cover two seasons.
But Hornshy some time ago demanded
that this document he torn up and that
a new contract calling for a salary m
crease of IS. 900 be drawn. To date tho
ST. Louis club has complied with only
one part Of that request. 1t has con-
scented to overlook his signature OF 1920
and TO draw a new contract for 1921,
with a raise in salary.
This raise docs not meet Hornsby's
demands. The new contracts have been
sent to him, and both have been returned
unsigned. Tho big offers made by the
Giants seem to have turned the intcld-
er's head. He has followed the example
OF Babe Ruth and has engaged a business
vino is conducting Inc" neg"tia-
tions with the Cardinal officials. Ruth
dropped his business representative
when he came TO the Yankees. That the
cardinals will meet Hornsby's terms
goes without Snying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Carpenter Backing Out
Of Frank Moran'S Way?

"Cymry." an English critic on
boxing. declares hat Carpenter
fears to meet Frank Moran in the
ring, although the French boxer
claims he would dispose OF the
~pittsburEher in short order, "Cmyry"
adds:
"Curiously enough. though Car
pcntier was challenged by Moran's
manager and Major Wilson at once
offered to put up 4 handsome purse
and stage the hight. the Frenchman
has not yet signed to meet Moran.
Carpenter Fears Moran
Just think. Hero is a man who
believes he can walk up TO another
and beat him with three punches,
and is offered a guarantee Of $4,000
for doing 1t. yet he hangs hack!
IF one regards sport as an affair
of ~nationalities. nobody can accuse
me Of prejudice. for both boxers con-
cerned arc foreigners. l look on IT
from tho common standpoint,
and regarding the facts from all
angles come TO the conclusion that
Carpenter fears Moran would beat
him.
L van Il AAIu Nv A' NiNANP
for the match were first opened Dcs-
camps demanded a guarantee of
E20. nOC TO cover Carpenter from
possible loss in the event OF Moran
defeating him before he could meet
Dempsey. As the cruiser weight
champion would not look at a purse
which fell short of his desire. the
offer was increased TO his W iig-
ures.
Il know the styles. capabilities and
weaknesses OF both boxers intimate
~, but rcfraincd from writing Of
these things before because I
thought it might brighten the French
champion out Of Il match which all
sporting England desires.
From the trend OF events 1t
would appear that Carpenter Is
equally wise"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Jack Britton Defends WeIter Laurels Against
Ex-Champ Ted NiO Lewis in New York Tonight

ter trailing on the end OF n 1917 count
at half time. Wheeling's second team
was in the game the entire threc-quar-
tcrs until ~StcinhiCker and ClendennlnS
were rushed in the final minute OF play.
The injection Of Robinson into the game
in the second half put tho Gold TO inc
FORE. The down-statC girls lost a SINAI.
lead in tho latter half and the locals
rush ed TO the front. winning by 4 score
Of "S-l2. .,
r In ore Of tho most important girls
games in the Ohio valley saturday, the
Warwood lassicS headed by Miss Hutton
trimmed Bcllairc 10y Il score of i"'I"'
At half time the Iirecn stood in 'front.'
hv a count NJ 81. Coach Ewing = up
the-r'vcr laSSics now loom up as one or
tho most dangerous rivals for the valley
championship. having defeated S~tcubrn-
Vile earlier in tho season, whhc the
latter defeated Wheeling.
Tho situation in the female Sch"iaAt'c
section Is proving more puZzl!ng as inc
season wears on. Here IL the perp'cN-
ing standpoint OF the teams at the pres
cnt:
wheeling beat S~hadysidc.
Shadyside beat Warwood:,
Warwood heat Stcuhenyillc.
Steubenvillc beat Wheeling:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and BelIairc AFRO
hoih serious Contcnders despite the tat,,
tcr's defeat at the hands of "ar"ooH
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
TOURNAMENT
ENTRIES GROWING
Fully Sixty-Four Teams Inspected 70
Enroll for Big state Event In
Marcvh.

B~uckhannon. Feb. 6.-TMe spacious
West virginia Wesleyan College gym
nasium. which has been rcmooeleu '''
the Stat High school basketball tourna-
ment. which is held on the "es'eE'
court annually. is now competed anu
both courts will 30 used daily from '"'"
time on through the year.
The new gymnasium PLAYING space Is
no N reet wide and is 100 long thuS
giving the state tournament teams t"o
courts for all preliminaries n a hhe
l.ig central court for the Fl-''''''"'
semi-hnals and the finals.
The state tournament has grown un,I
Is is a very big affair. There wer" hEiy-
four teams took part in last season )
event and It is expected that FULLY SlNIt
four will be in this year the GATE u
thc event is March IS and l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
WlLCE AGAIN TO TEACH
GOA HES At FOOTBALL

Columbus. O.. Feb. 6.-nr. John w.
Wilce. Ohio State football coach. whose
clevcns have won three western CON
ference titles in eight years. will r"-
;uru to Columbia university New
York; next summer TO teach the course
in football coaching. He directed the
course last summc
His Buckeye teams have won forty
five Of ffty-fvc contests. scoring 1917
points 10 25S for their opponents. They
whitewashcd the opposition or twenty
nine occasions and went scorclcss on
six occasions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
DIES MONIES PASTOR
DR.. R, L. Thompson breaches at Second
U. p. Church.

Rev. r. /. Thompson, OF DcS Moincs.
Iowa, conducted services at the Second
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and evening. ad was we'll received ny the
large congregation at both services.
The visiting pastor is not Il candidate
for the Second Presbyterian pulpit and
his visit here was incidental with his
visit in Pittsburgh. where he attended
a convention. coming to Wheeling by
request. for the day.
There has been nothing definite do
ridcd upon concerning a ew pastor for
the Second United Presbyterian church.
although Il number OF prospects are be-
ing considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

three over the hurdles, only one lfsneh"
ma was placed, and that was Guiiiemo"
who has been permitted to appear n
America
No other Frenchman scored Z point
in any race. The records OF the Frehca
! boys who will represent their counuy
in tho Penn games are not impressive
II is hoped that they will make .
showing as their visit Is born Of good
sportmanship, and II they Gun eeoEs
points it will be a big help 10 lnUA
tional sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
First Baseball Team
Organized for Season

The Cambria Golfers. of Shady
side. haze the distinction OF being
the first baseball team in tho Ohio
Valley to organize for the coming
season.
At a meeting Of tho members OF
tho team on Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected:
Presldcnt-Arch Mitchell: Mana
ger-Roy H~cidelbach; Secretary n
treasurcr-William Fleming: Bust
ness Manager-Paul GLASGOW.
Plans are being completed for the
coming season. New uniforms have
already been ordered from n Of
the leading baseball concerns IN the
country.
All first class teams wishing games
arc requested to call or write Roy
Heidclbach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Much Conjecture Over
Next American Cardinal

Rome. Feb. 6.-With the nearer ap
preach Of the assembling of the sacred
college the question as TO who will hc
named the new American cardinal Is
bong mentioned with increasing frc.
uucry in connection with III" appoint
mcnt. one Of them being that Of the
Most Reverend Dennis J. Doughcrty
arch bishop of Philadelphia. and the
other thai of the Most Reverend George
w. Mundelein. arch bishop Of Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

Washington. February GA tentative
program for the sixteenth annual con-
rention OF tho National League OF Ma
sonic clubs. TO be held here beginning on
May 10, was announced today. Local
MasonS have arranged q pilgrimage to
Mt. Vernon, home of George Washin gton
for the visiting delegations. and have
listed a number Of well known speakers
VINO will address the convention. The
list Is headed by William u. McAdoo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
JACK COOMDS LIKELY
TO COACH WILLIAMS

Williamson. Feb. SACK Cnomps'
former pitcher for Connie Mack A'n
Ietjcs and more recently with the h'ooN.
lyn Nationals. Is considered Inc m0S'
likely choice Of baseball! coach a WI
liams this spring to succeed Ira 4nontAs.
1t Is known definitely that the ia'I.t
will not return: His contract win 'ne
Purple still has another scaso" 10 ~
.hn, business matters made Il necessary
for bim 10 ask to be relieved from his
agreement.
The deal with Coombs has not been
settled finally, but it Is understood
that the Purple feels rather certain that
he will be the man. As soon az the maj
papers are signed. an official a~nnounc
mcnt from the athletic authorities IS
looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
How About johnson.

Last season was the first since 1909
that Walter johnson failed to turn in
20 victories. Fans arc wondering If the
great smoke king will return To his
glory in the coming season. Johnson
Joined the Senators in 1907. In 1910 he
startled the baseball world by turning
in c5 victories. One ScAsO he won 50
contests. Each year he has allowed his
opponents less runs than any other
hurlcr in the american league. He has
been among tho leaders in strtk"outs,
shutouts and consecutive sCorcless in
ningS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
ii. r,4sch Better Than Hornsby.

A Cuban baseball follower declares
that next season Frank Fr'sclr. the
Giant intcldCr. will be a better all
around man than Rogers Hornshy. OF th'
Cardinals. Last season FriSch was 6
better cleanup hitter than the 81.
LOUIS star. says the Cuban, who pro
duces hgures on runs hated in. In IL
games Frlsch knocked In - runs. While
in l49 games Hornsby knocked In ~
That gave Frisch a ~perccntaE" OF a.
against A mark Of So for Hornsby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
SAYS WINTERS SURF own
Winter Is over!

winter Is over.
1t has lone come and gone. according
TO Uncle Joshua Adkins. sage Of Wayne
county. who was in Huntington Friday.
Adkins, self-styled goose-bone prophet.
declares the soose-bone has turned
brown. in support Of his representation
of no more winter" and in further sup
port OF his prophecy. said hat tho
ground hog could not see his shadow
when he emerged from his winter quar-.
ters Wednesday.
The good weather. OF the past week
seems to bear out Adkins prediction
that spring Is really here.-Hunting-
ton Advertiser.
Carrot and basement hold many dis
cardcd articles hat can be turned into
cash through I~ntclligencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

Washington 8 Jefterson's last minute
rally fell short OF tieing the count
against Penn States Nittany Lions.
the final count StandtnG. rs; INC
foul shooting Of Carroll and Wolfc tea-
tursd. Carroll Gagged l3 out OF 10
chances. while the state forward drop
ped in Il out OF a possible II.
Waynesburg lost another game on us
northern tour, when the Wcusourg REX
alls took the measure OF the VISITORS
by Il score OF $685.. On Thursday even
Ing the WaynesburG QuiDt defeated Inc
~" Midgets by a score of 43-@2. BETH
any also proved a winner over the In
vading college tosSerS by an oHer~heIIn-
ing score OF 53-l7.
Wheeling ColIegianS had considerable
trouble in defeating the Iheta Mu pas,
sers in a roughly contested game the
frat boys trailing Mt the final whistle
on a 30-2l score. Eckstrom was the big
ace for the winners, caging four field
goals.
Coach Ross Gold and Blue passerS
easily defeated Bellaire in a we'll played
game on the Wheeling floor saturday
light. by q score OF 32-l9. <
foul shooting proved the outstandlnG
Futhcy. Bellaire's lanSy center. was
knocked cuckoo" in the first half. but
recovered in a short time and vas able
to continue play. He was later taken
out Of the game on was
Eeimic in the latter halt. Al haLt Nme
the Gold led by q 1871 count,
L;nsly's fast finish at wellsburg. en-
ablcd the Orange quint TO tie the score
1910 at tho final whistle. In the extra
period Coach Nuss's boys bree5ed to inc
front, the foot of the whistle Tor me
extra session finding the CADETS lead
ing by a score of S7-35.
Bethany Freshmen bowed before the
furious attack OF Coach Tilock,s War
wood passers. the Green and White
leading by 20-l3 score at the finish.
CAPTAIN wise was again the outstand-
ing star OF the game for the up-the-
river quint.
Martins Ferry lost a pair to Steueen:
willie on the Elm school floor. In a iast
and snappy game the Stubbers five
downed the Purple by a one-sided score
OF 2S-24. McSwiEgen led the up-the-
river girls TO a 25-9 victory over the
Ferrians. cagihg six field goals.
Girls DANES
Coach Eleanor's lsssies easily defeat
ed Sistersv!lle In the second frame al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
FRENCHMAN KNOCKS
OUT "SID" GODFREY

Sydney, NSW. FEB. 6.-Eugene Cfuf-
oui, the French bantamweiEht fighter
today knocked out Sid Godfrey In the
tenth round. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
TTTLEHOLDER RULES TO FAVORITP OVER CHAL-
LENGER IN FIFTEEN ROUND DECISION BOUT
IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TONIGHT
EVE
FLOOR RESUME

Coueg4ats.
Penn State. &c; Washington & Jeffcr-
son. g
Recalls. SO; Wayncsburg College. 3!
Wheeling Cnllegians. 80: Theta MI, Il
West Liberty. ~; Ferry Independents
-.
High Schools
Wheeling. s.: Bclla!re High, IL.
Lansly. 81: WellSburS. S5.
Si~tcrsville. 80: Tyler. ~.
Warwood. 20; Bethany Freshmen. Is
Steubenville. 80: Martins Ferry, "a.
Girls Class.
Wheeling. IS; SiStersvillc, L..
Warwood. IS; Be!lairc. 10.
Steubenville, %; Martins Ferry, =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

Of the club. There were several Satur-
LAYS and Sundays last season when the
Yankees were playing on the Pol"
rounds when Il WAS necessary TO close
=" gptcs long before the game started,
thus turning away thousands OF disap-
pointed fans.
The problem OF seating capacity is
ouS H., .s<1IAcly to remain with the
club owners for all time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Give PlsBtinA . Chance.

Tex Richard has signed Marin Pies
tina, the much discussed wrestler, who
has been bowling for a chance against
Lewis. S%tetcher, Caddock and the others,
but has been bowling in vain. Tha;
there is a combination against Plestina
there is no doubt. We saw Plestina
wrestle Jack Taylor in the Garden sew
crsl years ago, and VIC were not impress
scd. But the CONSTITUTIONS refusal To
give Plestlra Il chance has developed
the impression that tho leading CRAP
piers are afraid of him.
Plestina. time utter time. has offered
70 wreSt!e Lewis for nothing, with Il bet
of 5000 n side, and not TO bar the
deadlock. The man must have great
confidence in his ability or he would not
come forward with an offer Of that
character. The time has come for Il
showdown on the Plestina matter. There
IS nobody else for Lewis TO meet. If
Plestina is 4 tyro let him be shown
10 be one. If he Is a great wrestler nc
Is tho victim Of at least unsportmanlike
treatment. He deserves a sporting
chance, w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
WEEKEND CARD
wednesday.

W6UuHBubys
L.!nsly Cadets, at Warwood.
Friday.
Ca~nonsburg. at Wcllsburg.
East Liverpool, at Rellaire.
Pennington. at Moundsril!e.
Triadelphia, at Martins Ferry.
Si~Stersvillc, at Linsly.
Cathedral. at Union tBenwood.)
GAINESVILLE, at follansbee.
Warwood, at WoodsfCld.
Rcllalrc Girls. at Wheeling.
Saturday.
S~istersville, at Bellaire.
Iinsly. at Martins Ferry.
B~arnrsville, at Warwood.
Wheeling Boys and Girls, at Irlaocl'
phia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15
HOME ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
(From u. S. Gcvt. Bulletin)
Alabama Offers Special Glasses in
Home Making

In the State of Alabama special
evening classes in home making for
women and girls a:'e being featured
in the vocational work of the year
192O-21. Tallassee is beginning its
second year CT the work; classes are
being organized in>several centers Of
Birmingham; Lanette and Shawmut
arc both, getting ready for starting
tn ework at once; and other centers
are planned. Instruction is offered
in the usual units of four to six
weeks, each urit dealing with some
definite home problem. Some of the
units are the following: Balanced
meals, preparation Of desserts, max
ing bread, simple clothing, chiidren's
clothes, dresses, care and feeding Of
children, health, and house sanitation.
Glasses meet twice a week in the af-
ternoun or evening from one ard one
half to two hours, ard are organized
for groups Of Is tr rs women or
girls, ever 16 ard not enrolled.in any
school. who desires instruction in
some subject.
Home Economies Vocational Glasses
in Missouri
The last news letter from Missouri
tells Of valuable worl; which is being
developed in the vocational classes in
home economies. In Richmond the
second year vocational class in home,
economics has organized nutrition
clinic for malnourished children of the
primary and elementary grades. The:
children attend the clinic every FRI
day afternoon and the mothers of the
children; are urged to be present: The
class in home economies in
King City will prepare and exhibit
tpical diets fo- children between the
ages of 2 to ! years and 4 to 2 years
Menus will be shown illustrating how
milk may be Introduced into the diet
Of children by various and attractive
fishes. In Brunswick, a hygiene cam
paign is in progress, in which each
member of the vocational class in
home economics is observing regular
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15
Case rets''., Tonight
4: For. Constipation

Just think! ! pleasant, harmless
Casearet works while you sleep and
has your liver active, head clear, stp-
mach sweet and oowels moving as
regular as 10 clock By morning. Ns
grping Or ineopyenieuce. l0,r % or
so cents boxes. Children love. this
candy catharsic too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR MEN.

Pose-O o. C,ba cigars, il for 49,. $1.00
IA CIGARS 15for Sl00
Iohn= R,,skin cigars, 10 for. $1.OO
Camel cigarettes, 6 pkgs. for =. Sl.W
e:nkos Gillette blades for ;. .S1.00
Com blades pkgs. for S100
Ever Ready blades, 3 pkgs. Sly
1o.cans Shinola for $100
IL cakes Palm Olive soap ...... SlOo
l quart ink, any kind ......... Sl.oo
ID rolls toilet PAPER S1O0
2 rolls naner towels Sl00
$3.50 railroad mems lunch boxes Sl.OO
8 boxes Irish poplin writing paper sl.oo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15
sleeping hours in wdl ventilated
room, IS taking daily exercise, eating
regular meals, wearing round-toed
shoes with sensible heels and cbscrv-
ing other sane habits Of dress.
how to Reach the Public Solred By
the Home Economics De,
partments in Louisiana

pdGLMeHS IN LOlfSaau2
Through the efforts Of the Stats
supervisor of home economies, Miss
Cleora c. Helbng, ard he. assistant,
Miss Clyde Medley. in cooperation
with the home economies Depart
ments of the State Institutions, a
splendid demonstration was conduct
ed recently al the Louisiana State
Fair for the purpose of promoting
and introducing hot school lunches
into the schools throughout the State
A welI-screened and sanitary kitchen,
fully equipped through the courtesy
of local firms, was arranged and food
charts and appropriate menus for
school lunches. were displayed in good
poster form. l,aily in this kitchen the
students of TIE various home econo-
mics departments Of the colleges and
normal schools carried on 8 practical
demonstration in preparing and ser
wing good hot lunches at cost. This
method emphasized IN a very practi-
cal way the problem Of hot school
lunches and at the some time served
to exemplify the type ,of, training 10
home economics, which is. Offered b.
home economies departments; WITH
out any doubt, the: .demonstraati oas
carried on at The State fail: of the hot
school lunch nd mIck to arouse the
people Of Louisiana te see the need
Of wholesome food for. children and
at the sameatime gave a great inpeF-
US to the work in home economies ed
ucation. now. in progress throughout
the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15
S BARGAINS S

1-Keen Kutter grape fruit knife and
l Keen Kutter kitchen knife, both
lOf QI.Oo
l wash beard and 7 cakes of wash
soap, all for .................. $l.OO
l gas fixture, l mantle, 1 globe, all
IOf .............. ........... pl.UU
l whisk broom, l cloth brush, shoe
brush and l box shoe polish, all for $l.0O
l shaving brush, l tube shaving
cream, tube tooth paste .. S1.00
l water pitcher, l sugar bowl, l
cream, all for .............. $l.00
l game of pit and game of finch,
both for Sl.0O
l pipe and a half-pound can of Prince
Albert tobacco, both for ... S1.O0
80 pkgs, Spearmint gum ... $1.00
6 cakes Rat Snap for ....... $1.0O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-15

For $1.0O

Is clothes hangers.
Galvanized double bottom coal hod.
S1.5O Wizard floor mop.
l. cotton mop and handle.
j.. galvanized garbage can.
1-tin blue bread box.
1-Yale night latch.
1-Waste basket.
rubber door mat.
rubber door mat.
l3-assorted mounted pictures.
4-oil stove Wicks, any stove.
lat. Sherwin- William oil stain.
l-6 #. master slide rule.
l-lot penknives, S1.25 and $500 value.
1-lot scissors, SIPS and $500 values.
1-S1.75 box of monkey Grip.
2-auto spark plugs.
Is ID. can of Gear Life.
Is ID. can cup grease.
Is lb, can soap.
8-curtain poles.
1-"American" Alarm Clock, plus 5 per
cent tax.
$50 watt electric lamps.
13-upright gas mantles.
.1-S1.75 boys wagon.
4l-No. kiddie kar.
1-S1.75 go-cart.
1-Gilbert Mutt and Jeff set
1-Gilbert meteor game.
1-Gilbert anchor block.
yards table oil cloth.
2 window shades, full size.
guaranteed watch (plus tax
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20 Pct. Off All Tools

q burner oil cook stoves 49,. $26.50
3 burner oil cook stoves 49,. S2l.5O
2burner oil cook stoves -. $3.50
These stoves are prices that prevail
on all makes
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SPECIAL

Two 4-bulner oil cook stoves $4,000
One 3-burner oil cook stove $1,000
Two 2-burneroil cook stoves ;. $1,000
These stoves are slightly damaged.
$7.35 oil cook stove ovens -. So.l9
SIPS brooms, special price :...: 89c
$500 motor bag baskets ...... SLY
1898 nickel oil lamps .......... S2.90
$500 photograph, now ...... s565o
$500 genuine pocketbook ....... sou
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Big Sale Specials

SLIGO oil heaters, now ........, So.oo
60 no nil heaters. now $500
$3.50 oil heaters, now ........ So.Oo
$3.50 oil heaters, now .......... a.oo
$3.50 Griswold skillets, now -. Sl.o9
$500 coal sifters, now ........ S3.39
Sc 90 nickel tea kettles $500
~. !.