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THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS |
I PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS
CELEDRATED EXCUSE MAKERS.
T. It, old Doc Cook. Jvtt, Hat Nelaon, Hnckcniichmldt, Wai
tor Wellman, tha chap who forgot* th« makln'a. th» i.■n.i m.-I*..
btt»" fellow. - ,- -
1
Som«H»n« o«Bht tO '<; ■■ up » collection for Sty 1)« ON poor
old man. Ooralng from behind with » run of II ball*, h» took th«
almost won n|)liin»hl|) i>ool match tram J«rom« K«oush, HIM
takluu canny From a babr.
.i.v.-.i'i.s A« Ilcaufort. count, otc. »li<cl«r*« h« didn't know hla
fathrrlii'law had a |H>»o when he married Ml»» KllKallon. And all
Kthe lime we. on thl» aide. thouKht Jnc«iue« chain pi.'f.'ii.'.l Brad
»!!.-,■( 1.. HiuW.- :
Commentlnn upon tt\.. way Tommy Murphy trimmed Willie
Powhcr when 111 Harlem '»•• wiui »>«l'l' to '■' on the allde. a
contemiwrary »ay»: Tommy achieved a cauliflower oar, '"" that will
not hamper rutur* api«earauc«>«." Probably not. but If you cut that
final letter off tuo noun, think of the difference.
That old unap. "official poor tag." la to be taken away from local
newspaper m«n In bl« iMtgM clllen lU>th leasue* will apinilnt men
' who art> dUtnten-Hted. They will chnnßa -Mil Ilk., the mill"
not remalnlnn with a team l">i« enough to become Inoculated with
• th« trerm of partiality. r=======;:^^
TALES OF GREAT 'DNS
Ed IVU-hanty. "Hlg K.I. "Th.>!
Only." as the boys called him. *"''
one of the game's unconsclouii hu
mortstn. M well as MM of Its great
est hitters When th* CJtT»Una
team was at New Orleans In the
spring of 1902. under Manasor Wll
Ham Heginald Armour. "tH;ll." who
was also In th» Cn>*ccnt City, ac
quiesced to Hill Hradteys request
to bat him a few.
After be had bat! to the great
third liasnW for about II mln ;
utea. l*l«-hanty totted aside the
bat. ami. walking toward the
bench, wild to no mi* la particu
lar: "Hrad and Jimmy Collins;
. them* the only two."
Of all the superstitious ball play
era. none can hold > candle to
>«».- I'.urW.-tt
"Jesse and the rest of M were
oat at the Delmar track." say*
Bobby Wallace, telling tbe story.
"Jesse got down $10 at 3 to 5 on
a good thing that may be running
yet. Anyhow, bo didn't finish that
day.
"Burkett bad b««n tipped to this
by George Kelster. a raco track
man. After the race Je»*e turned I
on Kelster with one of his snarls, i
and Kelster. knowing his fear of
hoodoo*, said:
"TO put the Spanish curse on
— yon for a week for that
"The next day Durkett failed to
get a bit and muffed a fly. The
day after be booted a grounder
and struck out twice. That night
be banted up Ketster.
"'Come up to my room.' said
Barkrtt
"Kelster went along, and Durkett
unwrapped a packaga. displaying a
' beautiful Ascot, and said:
" 'George. 11l give you that scarf
—It MM me $2 If you'll take off
that Spanish curse.'
§"Kelster snapped his fingers
three times and said. 'It's off.'
"And •'• next day. strange to
say. Burkett made thro.,- hits and
fielded Uke a fiend."
Baseball stars may come and
they may en. but tbe name of Me
Cuppy ■•ill ll»e forever There be
greater pitcher* than Cuppy—but
no slower ones —and by the same
token, more resourceful men hare
been mighty scarce.
Cuppy was aa cool as the pro
verbial cucumber. In a game at
Baltimore In ISJS be had the
Oriole* 2-1 In the eleventh. Jen
nings was at bat, and the Mill
top had a trick of getting bit about
every other Urn* up. With two
strikes/ Cuppy called Zimmerman
to the bo*. The chief hurried out.
thinking Nig »an'< : to consult
with him. »>.it as he drew near the
pitcher said: "Give me a chew,
quirk, chief."
Zimmerman handed over some
fine cut and returned to his place.
Cuppy awaited the signal, as Jen
nings hung over the plate, hoping
the ball would touch him. Zimmer
man called for one straight acros*
and waUt high, and like a flash it
came. As the ball "spatted" Into
the big glove, Tim Hurst !.»»lei)
Health and Beauty Aids
A oitk imrivi icisir. miAMPOO
— V«r a ahampoa that •HI '—'• •••• all
dandruff, dirt and #x(-*M oil. 4la*olr* a
!•«•£.■>-■< ' J of ranthrnc In ■ tup of h«rt
wa'"r, i...>jr M III* h«a<l ■ lltll* at v tlnw
ant tut' a* wttti any other champ*>«>: th*n
rtna* with i.l«-»r warm water. A ranthroj
th»ri i f•!)»»«• Itrnlnf ••»':■ and Irri
tation hr rtmailnx the rauv* If ■' -•
quickly "i'l nilkn the hair aoft and fi-jf
tt ao that It will liar up and look nl«»
Many soap* cans* *tr#*fcy. r < !-'i (<>!-«
la Ih* hair bacana* ii,-» contain alkali;
aanthrox eontaiaa r.-< alkali or •■■•■■ <■
harmful auhetanc*.
IPROPCR TAKB OK THIS IIAIII—*
eanthnrx ahampoo wltl r*mf>*m il*n>truff.
to pr*v«nt It* raiurn a fond qulntiM hair
tonle ahould Ix uawl. A drr. hard ami
• »iy arftlp !• bnnnil to pr'^tuc* »Irf.
fa4«d •■■ I brlltl* hair. The rl*h( tonlr
aooth»« and r«fre*h*a th* aralp, *■-,••
It *oft and pliant and inriuraitna a
growl, of hair. Tea can mak* a «■.•.•!
1'.r.l- with
iji'n«ol» nn* «»nf«
Alrnhol onahatf pint
fold water on*.half pint
Dtnaolv* th* qulnxoln In tha alrr«hfl
and add th* water. Itub Into th* a<alp
and hair root* onri or twlr* a wfk.
and It will Improv* y»ur h«lr wnn<lrr
fu!lr. makln* It thlrk, aoft and »llkr-
TO HKMIIVK IIAIII ON KACK OR
roitKAi'w-' I'laln dalaton*. altH«unh
four drui(l*t will rhari* a dollar for
AIM ounca. I* far leai *ip«nalv* than
th* *l*rtlin n**dl* for th* r*nioTal of
auparfluoua hair. II •* palntmt. r«'|ulr>a
llttl* tlm* to apply, and on* ourc-e v all
you will nod Klmplr mix a llttl* il«la
ton* with «nouih watttr to form a I-" 1-.
rov*r 1h« akin from wlilrh you wlih to
r*m<iv* th* hair* with thl* pant*; l*t It
remain two nr thr^« mlnut^l; th«n »*;.<■
off and »a»h with warm w*l«r. .-;..- ,'.i
th* halr» r«!urn, lh»y will >,« ihln ami
IlKt.i In color, and a **run<\ application
will p«-rrnan^ntty r»mw« th*»m
ron a iiKAt'Tiri;i« <-<»mw.kxion—
It la not nm—naikrr that a woman* faf*
r*n«-t h*r *»' Hh* r*n «a*lly hay*
a fln»r. rXtAt't, *niooth«r .t. i mor«
youthful r<.ml>l»«lon If >)>• will quit ui
ln( powder and d>-p»nd upon a torn
plailon i,■■!■.■ 'i-i i' "'-■■ with Ih* follow
ing • Impla ln*r«dlfnt«:
Mpurrnax ......four ounr^a
Hot »»t«r '-:,".hair pint
OlyXlfm two l'-a»iioonfiiia
I>i.•>.!.. tii« >i>urrna< In t <,> wat>r and
add tlf* v'.v-iiw and f*t f:ool, Apply
thl* to th* fat*, Met and forcanaK »nf
It will aoften. whiten »n4 l>«aullfy tha
•kin and rawVf any »hlny. *,,. or
■allow look. It la a , ,,| proti-rtlon
aitalnit wind and weathftr anil prar«otJ
chap* and fold *or*«. Arivt.
FOn n*w. modort. inrniinri morn* at
low ; . I. ■« r«ll •! Th* Vlrifliiua, *',< Vlr.
lilola at, f^'-'ti \v>«tiak* gV« •••
Star "Want" Ads Are
Busines* Bringers
out, "Three strikes!" and lit.
trams changed sldrs. A* ho hur
ried to the tx'tsch Cuppy < ill- <l out:
"That was pr«tty good tobacco,
chief, where do you gi»t ItT"
Another tlm<\ In lialilmuro, when
tiK'r *n-rt« getting him hard and
steady, a rabid fun )rellt<d: "Ilow
do you like it. Cuppy T"
"Fine," rr*iH>n4ed the pitcher,
"you won't have an pxcusn to hoave
rocks at M tonight."
WAS IT REALLY "ON THE SQUARE"
YOUNG MILLER
Of coarse It If AY hare been on ;
th« levet, bat »'-v«-rul people are
lnrlln»><l to doubt that the Young
Miller Kr;t;rn« Trembtay match In !
Cblc»Ro wa* won on tta merits.
Tremblay, one of the fln»m catch
*» catch can prrftirm»r« among thi>
little men —be la light wplisht
rhampton was beaten In atraiicht |
falls by V'Mine Miller, who claims \
the wolterw«lKht title. Miller Kirn
BONING
The dink of OMMMTM t«*am'
won a match came from the X -a> I
tin Nationala U*t night I.) IW pir.a
Seattle National*—
! llnilD 107 US 132
Hnn.l-f-r IZS M 122
ArK—ilr.if-r ... 111 150 17«
Hitchcock ... 133 IS2 171
Johnson ..... it* in 159
TotaU 687 716 760—2113
Baak of Commerce—
Farr 192 121 1&«
| Ma>*on I-.'J 15* US
Lee 112 is: PS
UeruKoff 197 !»'■ t52
Iteddu.' 170 227 I:»
■ Total* MiO 833 726—2493
lr»l)>l<laal < hamp«..i>.hlM.
T)»<- W I.
»_|!rMl">n . i»t |«1 |TI I i
»— Harm J«J 171 |«« I »
I»—KsinKr HI ll* 171 I t
l» "I' ",:• V. , ll* HI Ml 1 I
1! t1..«1-.n -1 1«» 11l t 1
ll—rarr |U i■ -. 171 I ;
I; —Vottxburf lit l»l Ul '| !
ll—K*»n I7t i;i its I 1
IJ— llmlnn l>4 II l« > I
n—Voim.ur« ...... til i«7 if, i :
i. i- -•■>• m i)T hi i • i
U—Ucmlur t«l i? 7 I 7» * I
Individual rharnptunvhtp ronfttilt on FtU
mur '<• .i:. ■, » \-. j.
Tnun« 111 171 t«T I I
I. i- 11l |77 HI 1 f
'iTx.ntwll lit 111 til > •
t"il«« 11l SOU lit • I
■■ !>-..ir..-ll I>l 111 |17 1 1
Koch 11l |77 117 t a
The Pnllrana won thrpp utrnlicli!
i::ii:ii< from the Hawks on the He
attl« Athletic club alley* laxt
night. Scores:
Hawk* —
Flnloy 122 190 l.V»— 408
Frledrnthal .. lfil 125 1 H.I — 472
Corbott 123 151 ISO— 404
llawson LSI IM 131— 42a
MoOrefoi ... 149 164 181— 494
tali 71« 76« 783—2207
Pelicans—
Cirlnncll 141 1«.» I.lJ— 407
Bcrubr IM IBS 123— 417
Rathbun 161 Ifil ir,B— 170
Schmidt . 172 HI IH4— G44"
Hordnor 187 212 178— 657
TolnlH 774 884 797—2456
HlKh nln«l<> no.orc~<larfln<T, 212.
IMglrnvtrnK"— Oardner, 185 2-3.
Dant9 at Dr«smlan<l tonight
a^HaaaaVHß aVCBaV
I Diamonds on Credit!
II T»n r*l *'*• good* «o lta« flrti fi
I Diamonds on Credit]
Tiki r*> ))>• I'.'iili on th« fir at ■
►ann.nl
M hi fill I v.i JIHIIHT CO. M
|J 1.'.11 l UMtlnkr *••. II
I rid RT(M ■
CUBAN WONDER SAME OLD MARVEL
NKW YORK, D«o. «.—Jlronklnß
his own world record with a run
of 81 tan* mm. i iv Oro won bark
It.mi Ji-romii Keoch the world*
ALFNtD Ut ORO.
pool championship, with an exhibi
tion of marvelous play such as has
tiovir boon wltncriiiM<<l before.
!>. urn and Kt-ogh started the
I t-t night's play with the Cuban In
Mi.- rut. Th« betting watt odds on
Kmigh, but I>o Oro chatißrHl this
»lt- it ho began. r\.r lli» full
frames ■■d a portion of a Mlilh ha
ptckml .in off Ilk* a small boy
«■•<! the trtck with <*•*«>. and wh«*n
they beard of It. the me« who t .!
low th-1 cam* for a Urine «riif!«-•!
Just to recapitulate ■ tit: Miller
rmiMn't beat Otto Hitler, who, by
tb« way, »'*"> la) • claim to the
welterwrltcht title. Hntor pror<>4
i-a«t for Jobn tlltltter. a i:jn
weight, who wa* M mystery to
Tremblay. You mi do your own
concluding. Of ire«. it MAY
have torn on the ••|'iar<\
EMERYVILLE
First race, fl»e furlongs—Clyde
Herburt II!. Hand Satchrl 111. Sin
cerldad 112. l!ob Chocolate 104,
.in. .-z.-r US. !i n flrvrnleaf it!.
Tfnder Illoom 112. Nancy H.i 112.
!...!> M. M. 112. t'ortola 112, Bokol
106. ( i**rt 1 1* 112
H^mnd rac«\ futurity emir»« —
•Gal«>n«< <:a!«" 101. Camera 105, Cin
namon 109. Woultun 106. Ol<rnna
d><an 97. Lofty Haywood IOC. Mao
I.a !v !f>'-.
Third race, futurity ri.iir<n- — Mln
t..-.!..r.!.i 102, Warfare 109. Mr. llrwo
109. *I!rlKbton IQt, Klectrowan 109,
Ilex 112. Lord Clinton 109
Fourth rare, ft** and a hall fur
'..!>.•«—l'rlde of I.lmnore *8, Knftold
115. lUlolßh I. I) 9i, Ufceljr Ol»u
--donne 94, Iloy Junior 112.
Fifth race, ono mll«~O»dfalh"r
10«. Canlqux 105. B<>nfa 10«, Mala
dor 105, Dr. t>ownl<* 105. Wln»-bcrry
105, 'New Capital 95. •Voltrom* 99.
1.. C. Ack<rly 105. Zahra 104, N«tllo
Trav«r» 105, Catallnft lOS.
Hlxth raro. ilx fiirloiiß*—-N'ov-
COTOd 10«. »;i ilaano lOX. it.iia 110.
Darcln 112. Kathnr Btafrord 111,
Hliirk Hhif-p 112. ln«ton 111,
Hilly Myer 112, Prudent 101. Grace
(}. 110.
•At>pr«"nllri» allowanr»».
Your Health
is your most precioui povse*
sion. Your liist itid to health
klionld Ik- the rcliublc mid
proved family reined)
B EEC HAMS
PILLS
Sold I t.,,»K.,. Inbni.t |Oe. mnA ?lU
%ckct youkto&l
\ I I'olinlHliia, 11.. I In or I ■*•*•■ *» 1.. ..
Gat the
Original and Genuine
HORLICK'S
MALTED MILK
'OtfieUat* Jmliallvmi
I The Food Drink for All A^c*
111. It Milk. Malt I.rain 1.H.1. I, In
Not in Any Milk Trus !
I^^lnsUt on "HORLICK'8 1
Inkr a parkas* BUHI*
III! STAR TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1010.
picking i lu-t*il.» I!U positloa i-I:»>
«n« faultl<-«s. and 111 comttlnatluna
In- pa» and mad* would maki> a
nervous man r•»»•■>rj. I ,,| HÄ»
IH'i-iiii"l and "l..i.||v. th« DM uia«t«ri
went along to a brilliant flnUb
without a lMiixf. wbtlo i hi- big gal
l.n i..»t brt'athlcs*.
And now I*,. Oro bolda both the !
|XK>l aud thi. <• i vi.1.1..» tltl.'n.
[short sport I!
' p
Jack 1 .<-*•• r will »».i» 19 rotinda
with IVio Muttlcmn at Tacuma |
J.irmiu) 10. according to iho an i
: n-riiii <-iii.'iit ma<!« today by
i Tomrajr ii mi who la looking)
i after letter* interval* la artulc
affalm »:
ft|M»«UI Inii-rurhaii train* will be j
placed at th« dUpotal of rt.--.tU.-;
fight fait* •(... will attend th«|
match botwtwn Vrtu McVeigh and!
Chick ii>j'«..ii Thursday night, 11..-:
Ix'-il wttl bo held In IttramUti'l.
link. Taeooia. and «>■»<» (or 1,600
Will I." ; r.-t !•!•.!
Frank J. Pnstor. tor man* year*
»<•« r'-!.in n( the Hoalti* A. C, <!!■ >l
In hi* apartment* at ih<- cttibi
la.i nlK' after (offering a c*>l!aj.»«.
Bandar morning. Tlmi am»kf«r
mirf!«!iiin-nt planned for tomor
row rtmiiu '■»• t»r««i canr«tl<*<] ott
account of .Mr Fnai«r'a d«aib,
Th» Mncotn ItUa Junior, yon at
tMMkalhall fr<>(n that ftritmn U*t !
alsht Ttl« trj.rf *ii If in 19.
Th« l.inniln Ml«h flr»t (miin will
ptav at basketball with ih« %'mi
A»«tll-' Itlcn i»-ii Halurtlar «>*•«■ |
"«
Walter ("amp • MtMtioaTfor th»
atlAn>«rican -ball r!<'»^n (Iro
two Michigan n>«o and on* Minn*
aota man i<l». ■ • cm lb« Hbsuu. the
r«-«t of tho ••Mr l »,.iij« rontiax /mi:i
tho K»»!rru unitrr*ult>« L Caanp'i
i ln>li-<- ap(H»arn In th» rurr< :jt i*mic
of r<>t! 1.-r'« We.kly Tl.v llnrup
fotlowa:
KlKtkt mil. KllpalHck. Y»l-:
rUbt tarklc, MrK«r. lt*r»*rd;
right guard. Brabrtmk. Mkhl^an;
crntvr, f*»i.-n«. rcnnujrltranla; left
guard. K)»b«T. H»r«nr.l; 1-ft
ucklv. Walker. MlnnnMi; left
■ nl. Wella. Mtrblgaa. right half
bark. r«ndlvton. I'rlni • ■ . t«fl
hatrbark, W«ndcll. M»r».. full
bark. Mercer, ■',n«j lmnl». quar
terback, Sprmckilng. Drown.
BACLAWCMBMOR.
Th* llallaiit A. C. will bold the
n«tt »!n"k<T A •-'iiipsiiar ««'<mlni
Manager Kltf««rald baa arrangrd
a promlatng program.
They harct unrovcrod another
bearrwslght champion, and Bt»vx
Ttrnolda, thp ib'l heavyweight,
will fry to conrlnce the rrrwroun-r
. ibat it" la In th« wrung roetttoo.
Chartl* |v»..r«'iTi, th» elub'l
crack iZOpnund man. will hex i up
with Hilly DanlH*.
i'l.it<ti< ■<• Kothua and Itf>nry
North will i:i--«•* in the kj>-i iitl bmit
at 115
unii. Vetro will rn*N«t Heed
, r>on»Khui* at 110 pound*, nnd Tom
i my Clark and Andy lin ■•».•!!. 111 135
pounda, will get together again.
J Two •■ ■ ■ Minn mull dm prpcfdp
tho boxtßg, and complete the card.
LYNCH CONFIDENT OF
BEING ELECTED CHIEF
NEW TORIf IVefl. IS— Mttlo
1 nr>|M>«ltlon (o the n-«■!•■. t!f>n of
Thomai J. Lynch as pr<*atflcnt l»
p»|MTtpd when tho Natloiinl I<*agno
dlr<Ttor« mcot 1 hli afternoon at
I Ihn lloipl ItrcHlln to iiclect off!«T»
I an<l it raw up a icticdule fur next
O'.inou.
i How Would He Like I
' TO GET A PRESENT FROM
OUR STOCK?
Rides and Shotguns
Golf and Tennis Goods
Sharp Cutlery
THAT STAYS SHARP j
A Thousand Other Thing* to '
Show You—Come In and Look
_„___„,
I Vi \; 111 Spoimrer. <ioop<>/d
*T»ir. in "in ii PITOIU 1 .
/it Flr»t Ay. Both Phpn*»
.... ■ ,—
Buy Your Christmas Presents at Our
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
""■I"' 1"': ■ SB=S3"
Yon Will Get Better Presents for Less Money Here and We
Will Give You Credit if You Wish It "~1
TURK£"™ CKER Arm Chair and Rocker to Match SOLID fumed OAK
S^^^SSS £«§&< " ■;7". ~*'" -»■' upholstered in a good * „.. M ,..r"l.;» ta
able; high back, with side l%"'> BPnnK *cat: Ik>x COfl»tnictionj upholstered in a good chair. •Imilar to ptctor. ■ £?*
head rent*; leather fringe Imitation bpanish leather— with high back and «i«« ,**.
aromvi boVtom; regularly $11.00 Arm Chair- $12.00 Rorkcr- S.*""^^ ttSTIJ.
»old at $50.00. 97.00 97.50 |ii.o& " **!
.... lfl • g IT \ ~. . 37] " IT .■ , ■-.-.-
Willow Chairs and Rockers China Closets Reduced
„ , , iiium^i "■"• !"K- stock of i-arr« Willow A China Closet would mmka a
/fS '////'//'/* 'flHlllftS&k >Trr«ld« Chair*. H'm turn and lian<liw>n;' Christmas i>n-. i.t. Wo .—. ajkf* <»
/£"& •^^,-^''7*^*f*-^;J*l •"■''••'•'' »"»th In (I,- brown and ha*« th-in In all flnl«he» of oak VflßMEsflMi^
P3 &> rJw IV* ■W llllll™l fltil«h, l» now imitk.-d at *•"' ''•*• In mahogany, all mark.-d U'ySX5 ** " | i
Wt ffl^ffi^S/ffl^V*"! HALF PRICE "~ at Bale prtc«*— }\V^f __ I* 3
B&f tl<ioo Hr,,«,, Willow fQ pn 132.&0 (;.iM.-n Oak PO 17C 4^/m1 "4m*A .
O )«Ki MCvM(Hi lUx:ker *' 1"<ul vjo.OJ cuu ciowi oZ I . r v k ffimrm Hf
f 17"" lir"J"' v:1!"ir SR RO wsooooidm o»u c>iq 7c 'f^'r'Tl^
«|H iS^S.'"™ $8 00 ■r IF '■" S2B 50 WN
V] 1 i<; I X * ArmCbalr. «i*cla« olUiiD 146 00 Golden Oak . too Cf| <.JMMii
BWB^VKWlftWty'Jt.i lioooiirown Willow *€C flll China CtoMt i'J^^Tni"!
K"w»r» f^,i^J/V r >*,- l;-\'*''f st»*i H.'i.r. St>«clal OlUiuJ ISS M Gftldm Oak CQ7Cn >«B^a^Mtfl^a j
|».jp'aMb Y < hJLi 11 |li/'i 116.00 Natural VVUlo* CO nn chSw .mi ij/.ju {jIWIMR . j
fr^4*t^aS9*4 ••*" N*";ral Wl!lljir $775 SS2S! $50.00 "hL^JLJ
>T H...k..r sp^i.i cib./b IM"' <!-<t oio.au fe^^^diafi
11 M 116.W Natural Willow CO 9R ISO.OO Fumed Oak POO 50
V (a ArmChalr. Hi .i ,J '"^o* Closet OOO.aU i | WHI
J »:0 00 Natural Wll- tin nn *35 00 Mahogany China cm 7 Cf) "
low ttottoe. h>< Ul v> I U.UU C!o*ct «J4/.JU *~-
Jf frm "ar? £ll?. in Rugs for Small Rooms
ljj . if» W TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—Extra heavy .•!«•." Tji .
my' *\ 1 s'/r ' ''■ '" ''-v '' ; *cam'css make; r\tr;i £<k><l <pinl-
/', •>'' I 1 A ity for the regular price of $13.50. Sjn-ci.il $10.r»0 gpBflHBHflH
// UvV ' I' SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS—A fine showin X of < >ri- £l X ]■
[T >&z2&2325u cnUl ■IM'l WHon patterns, in rich, warm colorings; 1 "! IS|ll' t"''l)'!;;\4f|
Jt^*--tJir*^>^*«Sr'V« MM 7 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft.; regular price $17.50. Special.... I ] **m
£s£S£^£^y>£^2^ 911.50 I I • II
■JriS^-i oi irrj- 8 'y"2^?1 tapestry Brussels RUGS- 7 ft. r, in. by 9 ■ '<{ ;1
w^f^ED\Vfv?M^^T*.**-^ ft.; njc«!iutn weif;ht. rikxl patterns and colorings; a good B B <l!vauJ
■h«».**y^*i«2l^iSJ grade at $12.00. Special S!>.r,o PmL Kii^
K^l{»fc?fcj^*^ f- VELVET RUGS— Si?<- 6x9 feet; beautiful colorings, in •—^x^ J^\
tl^f JJpcJß^t'V^Mlj medallion and Oriental designs; regular price $12.50. jll A ..,M II
Bjfes^%^i l^l;- Vt'i ] TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—: irci ; a large M! '. H
I?: ' Si'- 3-^'*"^'""'L_2^-— assortment of p»-<l patterns, in two grades— .|| .■<• _J
f|> tZLtu ~^r~■-"s'~^ti ta $0.00 quality. Special 57...0 !■ I
I II $8.00 quality. Special $(»..»<> ]•-■ S |Mi /^jj
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nicture shows a $24.(X) Bird's eye [§MBv£?£'i^ BmCTII FOR CHRISTMAS — Thf«
■<*'I''° Mliy^r'.^' ttBCTJF/ilf ajij>r..priatc f<>r presents; they
———————^—————^ jQflm'o ' 9vff arc liaml*>"»uc ami most com-
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I ■^T^~~*^^^*> Wly Unfffif '" ''"' i>!ivslllc °^ **"
STEEL RANGE G|sF—^^^ /^ I^l /&W STOOLS. TABOURETTES
front towel bar, roll closet, „,,. —-. IS ~ — We have a large stock "f, s"^
duplex grates, asbestos lin- . c . 921.75 , Furniture Pieces. su.Uble W
ing, broiler lift top; the body This fin«, masstvc Rocker, Sleepy Hollow style, CHmtma, .;.-.» .«-i »«
is ma ,lc of woods refine,! »'«« c«f *?« oak. finished gofden, fumed or -^. ; u X ;; pictufed i»
charcoal iron, and it has a Early, scat and back upholstered in genuine l k in ,-,;„.,,, or Earlj EngliJ
good, heavy cast top. Spc- leather, spring seat — finish, upholstered in penu" 1'
cial $25.00 $38.50 value, for 1.7.% leather; $4.00 value ?-°T
We Move to Our New Store, at Pike and Fifth, in January = ~^r^=^
All the Credit i^^**. Cl!
CASH You w»n| .^^SSRsl^^n fia^v K^ CASH
••cond Avf., at Union SL '"^"'^^'^^•lßr' I"''!'^^^^'^^

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