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HOW TO REDUCE
VARICOSE VEINS

Many people have become Respondent he
cause they have been led 20 believe that
there Is no remedy that will reduces swollen
veins and punches.
IN you will get q two-ounc~ original bot
tie OF Moone's Emerald oil 0nll strength
at any rrst-~iass drug store and apply IL
at home AS directed you will quickly notice
an Improvement which will continue until
the veins and lunches are reduced 20 nor
NAL
INCOMES Emerald or Is very concentrat-
ed and bottle lasts a long time-that's
why 10 IL n most inexpensive tres tm~nt. IL
has brought much comfort TO worried peo-
pie all over the country and Ia one OF the
wonderful discoveries OF recent years and
always bear in mind that anyone who Is
disappointed with Its Use can have their
money refunded. Generous sample on re-
ceipt of rs cents. silver or stamps. Inter
national Laboratories Rochester. ". Y.
Your druggist or y. n. Danforth can
supply you.
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Westinghouse Gets Contract to Flee.
trIfy And EauIp Chilean Railroad.

Plttsburg. Pa. Sept. PA contract
TO electrify the Chilean state railroad
between Valparaiso and Santiago at
cost OF 100000 has been awarded
to the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company of Pittsburg.
It was announced yesterday. The
equipment 20 supply the road includes
passenger and freight locomotives,
electrical appliances and sub-station
materials.
che main line Of the Chilean state
road In 11e miles long and is the most
important railway line In Chile. Il is
said. IL connects Valparaiso. a sea
port, with the cgpital.
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ONE FRrFHoLDER GUILTY.
Cape May oficial Had County Work
Done on Private Road

Cape MAY. Sept 2s.-Joseph +. Mac
Kissic. Freeholder Of Cape MAY
County. was found guilty yesterday
81 malfeasance for having work cost
ms $500 done In the Green splinter
road. which was shown 10 be private
road. This is the first conviction in
four similar cases which have been
tried
The Green Splinter road leads from
Green Creek on the bay shore 10 Rio
Grandc Village IL Is mile and a
half long and there are only six or
seven houses on IL. Leaning NJ.
pice. the County Engineer, said thai
It was a private road. although the
county records OF 1883 showed that
II had been surveyed al that time.
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rREsByTERY MEETS MONDAY.
New Castle body WIN Convene In
Zion. Nd. Church.

A meeting of the New Castle Pres
bytery. which includes all the Pres
byterian churches on the Maryland
Delaware peninsula. will convene In
Zion Presbyterian Church, Cecil coun-
~, Md, Monday and Tuesday.
A number OF important matters will
come before the meeting.
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Augusta. Mich. Sept. ga strike"
of local high school boys was broken.
here yesterday by parents Of the
youths.
Forty boys walked out" Tuesday
because one OF their companions had
received corporal punishment from the
high school principal.
Go back TO school or you will get
at home what that other boy received
at school, was the edict handed down
in 40 homes yesterday morning.
School authorities reported virtual
~ every seat In the high school fiiled.
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Berlin, Sept. 2ssprof. Engelbert
Humperdinck, the weil-known CONF
poser, died Of apoplexy IN Neu-stre-
lltz yesterday.
Prof. Humperdinck several times yis-
tied the United States for the produc-
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IN MEM0RIAn.

Ia sad and loving memory OF our dear
aa,.shter Gertrude Htnger Adams. who
seuarted this life september ~. WIS.
On. missing iins In the chain OF love.
an, vacant chair in the home.
~ever shall her memory fade.
Nound the grave. where she Is laid
sadly missed At home; parents. Mr..
and Mrs Wliliam r. Hinger.
In sad and loving memory OF Howard e.
Adams who departed this life september
"a fpis sadly missed
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Hinxer.
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OBITUARY.


The funeral OF G.. Fred Bacher. ~
years old. who died after long illness,
on Monday, at the Brandywlne SAM
tarium, will be held this afternoon
from tho home Of his mother. Anna II.
Racher. l1si weet Fifth street, with
services in charge of Rev. Frederick
Has@kari, pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church. and burial In Riverview Gem
etery. Mr.. Bacher was member OF
the Board Of Public Utility Commits
sioners when that body was FIRST in
stituted. He Ia survived by his mother
three sisters. Mis~ Pauline Bacher.
Mrs. q. u. Kleitz, Mrs. George 1eaE-
er. and three brothers. George and
Theodore Of this city and William Of
Philadelphia.
l.. W. Gilbert
L. w. Gilbert, formerly OF this city.
recently OF suffolk, Va, was shot and
killed on Mondpy night, while remov-
ing some account books from his store
In Suffolk to his automobile. The muir
derer. Il rs believed. had planned to
rob the store. His identity Ia unknown.
News OF Mr.. Gllberts death was re-
ceived by his sister. Mrs. A. 8. Handy.
OF 2sio Jefferson street, this city, by
telegraph. Funeral services and inter-
ment will be held In North East to-
morrow.
Elmer =. Moore.
Elmer Smith Moore. SO years old
formerly OF this city. died at his home
IN Philadelphia on Tuesday, after a
long Illness. He was a cabinet maker
/ Mr.. Moore. who was born In Cherry
Hill. Md. lived in Wilmington for a.
years. He was aon OF David Moor
~ this city. who died some years ago
He was a member OF the Eureks
Lodge. A. r. a A. NJ. He is survived
by three sons. two daughters. sister
Mrs. s. Florence Husbands Of thi.
city. and nephew. David NJ. Hillegas
Walter II. Lord.
Ridgely. Md. Sept. 2s.--walter II
Lord. aged as. died suddenly at hi.
home here yesterday. He was a con o
the late William f. Lord. farmer II
Tuckahoe Neck. For many years tn
deceased was an undertaken at Ridge
~.
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Grace Long, ChIld, Operated Upon

Grace Long. IL years old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs William q. Long o.
2S3 Jefferson street. has recovered
from an operation for appendicitis
undergone at the Delaware Hospital.
She is pupil at No. 3 school
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M'MlANUS ACCUSES
DEMOCRATS OF AN
ATTEMPT TO hARRASS


Council received from the directors
of the Department OF Public Safety
the followi4g plan for establishing n
paid Fire Department.;
Real estate of volunteer companies
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ton Of his operas. among whltb mo
most noted we're "iJanaei and Gfetel'
and children ~ the King fDia
Koenigekindcr).
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Write your classified al - that u
will tell exactly what the readers
want TO know ADJ.
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,s5,2oo
Personal property Of volunteer COM
panies contracted for:
Water witch .sss so
Phoenix .......... 1.2so.7s
Union ...,.....,.......... 1.255.0o
Independence ....,...... $4,000
Reliance .",..............,.. 10000
Fame Observation-Disclosures. ees.0e
Brandywine ............... $685.
.,iberty ................... $4,000
Friendship .............. -. 4ss.oo
Weccacoe ........ ......,.. $500
washington ..... ....,..,.. $4,000
-
se,sos.so
New apparatus contracted for:
Ahrens-Fox bumpers at sl2,.
900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S25, 200
aerial truck. American Ia
france NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
l city service truck. American
Ia France ...,,............ $3.50
10000 feet hose. Goodrich and
Quaker City ...,...,...... 10000
$4,000
New apparatus required, but which
has not been contracted for:
Aerial truck. estimated cost. .s1s.vs0
2 combination chemical and hose
wagons. estimated cost ..... ls,1ee
sss.sst
Miscellaneous materials acquired and
TO be acquired:
New Dodge automobile .....s I,ost
Uniforms and badges for fire.
men. estimated cost. ..... 1s, ooC
Beds and bedding, towels, linen,
&C. .-...........-... ... 500
IS FIRE boxes with transmitter
wheel, at Sla4. 1905
10 punch registers at sI2s. 1855
Estimated cost of fire net. 4sl
Equipment and tools..... s,ssl
s4s 40
The above makes no provision 70
/ depreciation on bonds nor for inter
est on same for first year.
Additions and alterations
TO fire houses. estimated si0o, ooo o
Cost OF organization, SER
vice of experts, main
tenance of fire schools. 5000 o
4 Cost Of installing fire
alarm system. ..... $4,000 o
Contingencies ......... 10000 o
lotai ..-..-.......-..... f646. S4s q
Councilman McManus espresso
the opinion that the cost Of mainten
ance would have To be curtailed an
other estimates would have TO be re
duced. He contrasted the $685.. 90
total Of estimates received on Jun
% and the total OF ss4e, $3.50 receive
last night and said Council, aocordin
TO Chancellor Woicott's decision. eoul
only issue bonds for the followin
sums: Real estate. s2ss.5eo; old al
paratus. $s5.2oo; personal propert,
ss,s03.so; new apparatus. s33.s5o: un
forms. $4,000; new hose, $4,000: te
tai, S4o7 ,20sso.
Clerk Simmons was instructed I
request the directors of the Depar,
ment of Public Safety TO prepare "a
Council plan showing the numbs
or firemen 10 be employed. the pos
tons they will occupy and the sal
aries to be paid.
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contracted for:
Metropolitan steamer. Union. 8 5000
Mack wagon. Union ........ $500
Mott steamer. Independence. 1000
American Ia France chemical
wagon, Independence $500. $500
Gasoline engine. Reliance. 49,. $500
Gasoline engine, Reliance. 1900
Ahrcns-Fox pumper. Fame. 5000
L. $. f. A. chemical wagon,
fame ....s-..s......... s,boo
Mott steamer, Branndywine. 1000
Mack wagon, Brandywine. 5000
metropolitan steamer, Liberty. 5000
American Ia France chemical
wagon, Liberty ............. $500
Second size American la
France steamer, Friendship. $500
Three in one Ahrens-Fox engine,
Water Witch .......... 10000
Two in one hose and chemical
engine. Water Witch ....... s.soo
metropolitan steamer. weccacoe 5000
American la France chemi-
cal wagon, weccacoe. .,.. $500
I. $. f. A. chemical wagon,
weccacoe .................. 1000
Amoskeag steamer. Washington $500
Masten chemical wagon. Wash
lhEton s....,........s..., $500
Clapp a Jones engine. Phoenix 1000
Hose carriage, Phoenix. .... 100
Hook and ladder truck. Phoenix 400
- -.
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Newspapers weekday circulation IL
practically the same each day.--Ady.
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Additional doat IL notices rccefv~d to-,
ftpanclsi Page.
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BRITISH MINES CLOSED,
! INCREASING IDLE ARMY
Announcement Of Stoppage
Brings Increased Distress
Among coIIiery Workers.

H. Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, Sept. 2e.-Irive large
colieries In northern England have
given notice that the mines viii close
In the near future. Wilbur Y. Page,
commercial attache at London, cabl ii
today.
The properties included the Red
heugh Liniygren, Gaterfieid. Ellington
and Ravcnsworth. The action OF the
mine owners. attributed to the chaotic
condition OF the markets. has caused
Mr.. Page reported that there are al
ready more than $4,000 unemployed
miners In that section.
London. Sept. 29--Newspapers here
today devoted many columns to the
governments preliminary efforts r.
cope with the grave problems of un-
employment and declining trade.
IL was announced that Primo Minis.
ter Lloyd George would hold further
conferences this weekend with th'
G, .ncellor of the excheduer and Z
group OF financial, commercial and
manufacturing authorities. II wat
e.. ected they would submit ihfi
views and discuss practical schemes
for relieving the situation.
The subjects under discussion b.
H., cebinet unemployment COMMITTEES
include forestration on a large scale
and overseas settlements. II is prob
able that legislation win be necesar.
to give effect TO some decisions takei
by the ministry.
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These Are The Days

Remember the times during the last three months
when YOU said "lll attend TO that in the Fal9"
Wel-here are-right at the beginning of the
new season-and it's high time TO attend to thatp'
Maybe you going TO engage cook more
help in your business maybe YOU planning to buy
automobile additional furniture for your
home. maybe
But what's the of going through n lot more
"maybes' Z - Because YOU cant name anything that
you cant get through Every Evenings classified coll
umns-at less cost and trouble than anywhere esei
Turn TO the classified section todav-look through
the ads under the part ocular heading that interests YOU
and if you dont find an advantageous offer there
When you want something that isn't advertised
or when you need competent help-call 1900 and ask
for an ad taker
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$50, 500
New apparatus required, but which
has not been contracted for:
Aerial truck. estimated cost .s1s.Tso
2 combination chemical and hose
wagons, estimated cost 49,. ls,leo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
ADVICE FROM A CHAMPION

Z0UNG men expect preachers to admonish them against
n evil ways of living.
They expect their teachers to instruct them that bad
habits breed disease, unhappiness and death.
They expect their parents with them against
falling into the pitfalls of vice. M
They expect writer's lecturers and reormers to tell them
ha the road to success and happiness the straight
Because they feel less that these advisors are trying
to take all Of the joy out of life they prone give only
partial heed to their inunctions
Perhaps then they will be impressed by the words
of the champion przefghter of the world If So let them lend
sn attentive ear to what Mr. Jack Dempsey premier pugs
mas to say upon the subject &f
In an interview with Portland newspaperman Mr. Demp-
declared that he did not smoke chew drink
with dssolute women 1t is the clean liver wins in any
walk of e whether he boxing or banking said the
champion. He further He declared that clean
mind and clean heart essential as clean body if man
is to beach and stay at the top.
These words may have strange sound coming from one
whose vocation has been associated public mind with
under side of fe But Jack Dempsey learned from the
eXpence OF others that must have something more than
bury strength and brute courage win in pugsm The his
tory of the fc game repete examples of the downfall
of champions who dsegarded the fundamental laws of the
game u
Any other athlete will subscribe to the advice given
by Dempsey but because the fighter commands admiration
from the youth such does other the the champion
ought to carry an impressive lesson EI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

engineering authority in Canada has estimated that
the Canadian railways operated by the of coal the
consumption of coal per horse power up high
80 tons year. He estimates that from 20 to 80 per
power will represent the present cost coal
Assuming that the same figures VIII apply to railroads in
the United States and that 25 tons per horse power year
r very interesting observations may be made
to the economic waste in using northwestern railroads
when water power is available.
The continuous electric power that may be developed
Umata rapids according to preliminary surveys by
ent engineers 10000 horse In addition 100000
horse be developed for during the irrigation
Therefore for purposes of discussion the continuous
power be regarded available for industrial Turned
into terms of coal the basis of the Canadian engineers
mate this 100000 tons of coal per year. Putting
value of So ton that coal that through failure
ferng economic loss of 100000 annually larger
than the estimate for the construction of the project
Think of the such and think the bunder in opera
ing railroads by coal instead of by hydro electric power
Think of the useless labor the railroads perform devotng
large part of their energy hauling coal for their
Think of the needless burden the public carries paying freight
rates that will produce dividends under such conditions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
LAND CLEARING ENGINE
DEMONSTRATED AT 0. A. C.

OREGON AGRICUITURAL coz
LEGE, Corvallis, Feb la. P)---
A machine which Is expected 10 re-
vonuonize land clearing has been on
tanned by Professor II. d. scudder for
use on the college demonstration fran
near Roseburg. 1t will be used for
q perlmental work in a cost trial in
land clearing,
Experiments will be worked out to
determine whether smaller clearing
oost-results from the use of the DOW
der with the machine or by the use
Of the puAer alone.
The new invention is the work of
an oregon man. is manufactured in
Portland. and is practically the only
one of its kind to have promise "
commercial success, according to col
lege authorities. The power Is usp-
piled by gasoline engine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

but that not all the story The coal supply exhaustble
and viii day be depleted When that time what
VIII happen to industries located where hydro electric power
not avaabe With prices of coal and oil advancing is not
time for people thought this phase Of economy
Hydro electric power when developed is nexhaustbe Why
instead of continuously burning coal that will
clay become matter of life death to those living regions
not blessed with water power? l.
An inspiring thing about the hasten development of
power Uatla rpds that is not only step increase
the prosperity of this region but is also directly line
with that beng urgently recommended by the best
minds in the fields of science and economies }6
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

This in reality is an opportune time to buy those
articles which you daily which you will give as
gifts In many instances here, one dollar will go far
ther than two would 60 under the conditions that we
could stay and conduct the business that SO many
Pendleton people have appreciated. In many cases
your dollar will buy several times as much as usual
Itmust be done. A deposit will hold any article
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
.HOBOKEN DEATH LIST
MOUNTS TO THIRTEEN

HoBOKEN, N. j., Feb. ia. P.)
The death list resulting from the
fire which destroyed the Hotel Colo
nial here Monday evening, totaled 1S,
seven women and six men. The thir-
teenth victim. Miss Blanch Kahler Ss,
of Jersey City, died today Two men.
badly burned, are in very serious
condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
EciEdSI Isss;S )re8Onldn1
! - - eSgEBy ~ - =

Pbhlished Daily and Semi Weekly. at
Pendleton. Oregon. BY the
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING co.
Entered at the postoffice at Pendie-
ton, H-egon. as second-ciass mail mat
ter,
on SALE fN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotel News stand, Portland
ONE FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, sos Security Building.
Washington, y. c., Bureau 5Ol Four
teenth Street, n. w.
Member OF the Associated Press.
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled 10 the use for republication OF
all news dispatches credited TO il or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published here
On.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
CHARLES PICK SOLD

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The sale Of
Charles Pick, an outfielder, to the Sac
ramento club Of the Pacific coast lea
que, was announced by the manage
ment of the Boston Nationals last night
PICK broke his leg last fall. but expects
to he able to play this season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
ROADS NAY CONTINUE
Use OF UNION STATION

PORTLAND, Feb, l.-- ca. P.)--Rail
executives today reached an agree
ment to permit the Great Northern
and spokane, Portland and SeattleI
roads permanent use Of the Union Sta
ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
ENGINEERS MEET IN spoKAyr

SPOKANE, Wash, Feb. la. P.)
The annual meeting of the Washing
ton State Association of the American
Association of Engineers will be held
here, March &c, it has been announced.
Upwards to 500 members Of the state
association, it is estimated, win be rep
resented at the meeting from Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma, Yakima, Everett,
Olympia, Aberdeen, Bellingham and
i her cifias
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

=. Altho this is not the largest store that you
have seen-yet-there is a variety or ar
ticles-eyery one worthy Of your consider
ation-every one we sacrifice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
THESE PRICES WILL SELL THE STOCK

Diamonds are most ap-
preciated among all gifts
1t is the correct engagement
gifts. Diamonds have been
and will be valuable invest
ments. You could well own
one.
$4,000 Value. s16S.OO
2-$115.OO Value. $ 91.5O
$4,000 Value. s127.5O
A.. .$125.OO Value. s $3.50
$4,000 Value. 5 1850
6-s.eO.OO Value, S 1890
rs $500 Value. S 54.25
SIS $500 Value. $ 1915
9-$ 1000 Value. $ $3.50
1O-S 22.5O Value. s 1885
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

SilverNare is a table ne
cessity. 1t may be you are
in need Of a new set of
knives and forks or spoons
or a complete chest Of sill
yer. Also you may well con-
slider tea sets here.
PA Piece Chest,
$4,000 for ...... S1S.65
PAT Piece Chest,
$4,000 for ..,.. $2S.65
3-24 Piece Chest,
$1,000 for -. $13.65
4-26 Piece Chest, ~
$3.50 for = S27.65
5-26 Piece Chest,
$25.00 for ,....' $16.75
&c Fruit Knives,
$1,000 for :. $3.50
7-6 Pearl Fruit Knives,
$3.50 for !. $2.S5
8-4 Piece Tea Set,
$500 for -. $1S.65
9-Sheffield Tea Set,
$4,000 for -. S16.85
10-3 Piece Carving,
$3.50 for ........ S4.1O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
WITH A ROSE
CBy Frank l. stanton.) )

Dear heart, ] know not-ookng to the light
That evermore your pathway besses;
What would be one rose more in the deep night
OF your unhraided tressese
Take you the will for what would be the deedl
Pity me- dear,-seeing l am but humanl
oh may the angels Of the great Lcrd lead
. My life to such woman,
Now in deep penitence before your feet:
Now queen-like strike and slay.
Demand death and death were passing sweet
Dear, at your feet today,
copyrighted for the East Oregonian Pub C
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

What difference if the
lady has a brooch. At these
prices q new one can well be
afforded. A variety Of late
styles are here. Come while
the stock is in tact.
1-$4.5o Canoes. =. s2.25
2-$1.50 Enameled
Crescents -. 80
$500 Fancy Bar. $1.S5
4-$12.OO AK G. G.
Bar ...,........ $3.50
$3.50 Nugget
Crescent. 5. S2.95
$3.50 Values. s1.35
$3.50 Rebecca ). s4.15
$500 Eastern Star $4.25
9-$1.5O Rhine Stone
Bar ............ 80
1O-S25.OO Canoes. :. S16.75
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

A ring for either a lady, a
man or a boy or a girl is the
one article Of jewelry that is
universally desired. Stone
rings, band rings, emblem,
signet and baby rings.
1-$18.OO Masonic. $11.OO
2-$6.oo Cameo $500
9-$4.OO Signets ~. $500
$3.50 Opals ...... $4.OO
$500 Little Finger $500
$500 Band Rings $3.50
$500 Synthetic
Rubies ........ $500
$500 Baby Rings $l.15
$500 Emeralds. $500
1O-S1O.OO Engraved
Wedding $50. 5000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

Our reductions on watches
is all one could possibly ex-
pect. Either in wrist or
other models. In guaranteed
or solid gold cases. They
are fitted with well known
movements.
$40 Ladies' AK. S29.5O
2-S57.5O Wrist
Models ....... $3.50
$4,000 Heavy lax
Case ......... $4,000
4S45.00 Illinois
III -. .S27.50
$4,000 Waltham
19J .. $500
6-S25.00 Bracelet,
15J .......-... S1S.CO
1870 Wrist Model. S12.5O
8-S15 Bracelet. -. $1,000
$3.50 AK Green
Gold ........... $41.50
fO-S30.0O 15J IL size S21.00