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V V BOXING GUI BACK If 113 01 AGAIN Happy Days for Great Sport Once More Are Dawning in California. TURKEY FIGHTS POINT WAY Coffroth MilM Cood More by Vir tually Mati-hlng Ad Wolffnsl for Tiro rWiu t. Promoter Is Iflch With Administration. BT mRRT B. SMITH. SAX FRANCISCO, No. :S. (Special.) The flsMs scheduled In Fan Kran rliro and Angeles, respectively, for next Thursday afternoon are not the on'.jr onea to Indicate that the bojtlne; s-ame la on the upsrade In California. We are looking even further ahead than these matches would Indicate, and after reading what pugilism haa to offer, you probably admit there la reason In w hat Is said. Jimmy Coffroth. not satisfied with having rehabilitated the came to a rertain extent. Is rea-hlns; after more. While he was In Los Angeles last week, ha made a tentative offer to Ad Wolcast that sounds very rood from a local standpoint. He offered the champion certain financial induce ment for two matches the first with Knockout Prown on News Year's day. and the second with I'acky McFarland on Washington's birthday. Coffroth refuses to disclose the mon ey that he Is prepared to hand over to Wolgast. but for the two bouta It is a certainty that he wouldn't go un der the J.'S.OOO mark and perhaps more, alor.u with the movlnir-plcture Inducements. offrvf h Neils Mstrles. The original scheme had been for Wolsast to fight MrFarland on the first of the year, but CoWroth. after thinklnc It over, decided it would be a better s-'heme to prolong the tourn ament. Knockout Mrown has never been West and would therefore be a rood drawing card, by putting off the MrKarland - Wolcast match. there would be much more time, to work up Interest In the big bout, and that In terest Is needed to make the match a great affair from the standpoint of the bo office. Tom Jones has the offer under consideration and has promised an answer the middle of this comtnff week. CofTrnth s.iys he thinks that Jones will accent snd when Coffroth makes a statement of that nature, you can rest assured that he is well satisfied with rond'tlots. It .okc I for a time as If the Wol-anst-Freddie Welsh match In the .-ioiilh wmiM be declared off for want of a referee, but when It came to a shnndnwn. Freddie Welsh capitulated. A I! a Ions he had declared that he wouldn't stand for Jack Welsh, of Han Francis. o. us the referee. Ills man- rr. lUron I."ng. who was n J-an I -ram -Lira, added fuel to the flames by t'-lling the newspaper men a few words every d.v and irsistlnK that unless sme other refeiee was named, there wocld be no flvht. V4 el.k Gets Caastle. on t.p of all this ml up. Jack Welsh injected tilms-lf Into the trou ble. He was sore all over because his name had been bandied about and the thine he said about Kiron Lena; were wortn listening to. lie called the itiron a nincompoop, a boob and a few other choice names. Me went further and referred to Freddie Welsh as a parlor boxer. -Why. I would go to South Africa to referee a match for Wolgast." he continued 'lies the champion and he's entitled to a fair deal. 1 I referred the war Welsh wants me to, Wolsast wouldn't hav one chance In 100 " And all the newspaper men admitted t:at It looked aa If Jack Welsh were prejudiced. In s;ite of which, and Just a day later. Welsh accepted him. in explaining the matter. Welsh said the referee was not to his own liking and all that, but rather than lose his chance at the title, lie would aeept any man In the world. Which agreement, you can rest as sured relieved Tom McCarey. who had been wondering all the time where tie was ajnlns; to pet oft. Xle arey Nerve. You've got to hand It to I'ncle Tom M Carey for his nerve In handling; tnis match. He has guaranteed the scrappers ti.3'0 between them, to say nothing of a lot of outside ex pense. To cover all that he has de cided to Increase his ticket prices. The cheapest seat will he J5 and all those will be In the blencher section. Then he runs up to $19 for the reserved scats and 1:0 for the boxes. When you bear In mind that the bleacher seats for the Jeffries-Johnson flghL the biggest a.ivertlsed af fair of Its kind ever held, only went to $10. yon have some very good Idea of what the stand taken by McCarey means. Most of his fights have been with a dollar bleacher and It Is a question whether that crowd will pay the extra It. It Is a whole lot of money, when yen stop and consider what It would buy. Cnffrnth bring word back that Wol cast will probably be a 10 to 4 favorite over Welsh, but adds that Freddie looks to be In exceptionally ood shape. Probably the Welshman haa trained faithfully for the match, but you can't make many Pan Franciscans hcl'eve that he haa a punch hard er.ouch to hurt Ad or to stop the Oer man from coming In. MeFarlaad la ConHnenl. of course, he might win. for outsid ers frequently turn that trick, but he certainly doesn't look the part, if his former showing In this city against Mattv Baldwin l to be considered. McFarland arrived here the first of the week to (i Into training for his hunt w Uh Harlem Tommy Murphy In Sa Fmnelsco next Thursday after- I noon, Both men have been aeen here I hefore but the bout Is apparently a I lopsided afa.r. Nearly every one thinks that McFurlund will win about i he pleases. In fact. If one Is to Judge from the war the Chicago boy Is going through his training, he also considers Murphy anything but a touch proposition. Just at present McFarland's mind la centered on the possibilities of a match with WolKast. -The reason that I was anxious to come to San Francisco." he said, -"was to prove to the lii'H fans that I have a riffat to meet Woluast. I can make the welc-it all ritht. Very frankly. I don't care to make weight unless It la an object, but In this rase I am clad of the opportunity. 1 have watched Wolsast enougn to be convinced that he will not bother me very much. He likes to net In and rough tt in the rllnchrs. Well, when he treats me In the ring he ran have all that clinching that he desires. I am a bear for that sort of stuff, myself. (folk Are High With Ralph. "The weight haa been agreed upon. It will be 113 pounds five hours before the contest and will be easy for me. I'm going to make US pounds for Murphy and will prove what I say." Tne new line-up of fight promoters will come after the first of the year when the new city administration goes Into office. So far aa can be learned from the gossip. Jimmy Coffroth. Kd dle Graney and Harry Foley will be among those honored. CofTroth stands very well with the Rolph people and so do Oraney and Foley, for that mat ter. Both of the latter two are well known In Portland. Oraney haa refer eed up there, while Foley had several fights In that section. Joe Thomas, the former welter weight champion of the world, shot his last bult In Oakland the other night. He was matched for a ten round affair with Frlta Holland, the Spokane middleweight. and It was about all that Thomas could do to last. Joe was knocked down In the first round and again In the second. It looked curtains, but he is as game aa ever and got on hla feet. Holland sadly lacks a heart. Otherwise he would have finished the San Francisco boy In no time. Ae It was. every time that Joe let go a punch. Holland backed away. Of course, he won the decision, but there wasn't a world of credit attached. Thomas hasn't been much good since he took several beatings at the hands of the late Stanley KetcheU Hla Judgment of distance, his speed and ability to take a beating were all gone the other night and ma showing wa a sorry one to those of u who have seen him perform In better days. Wrlslit Icfel Pnnlway. "Chick" Wright, the Taclflc Toast' premier balk-llne billiard player, gave an Interesting exhibition at the Com mercial Club last night In a ZOO-poInt game with W. C. tunlway. champion of the Northwest. Wright won 209 to 0 and took 15 Innings to play. After the game Wright gave an ex hibition of fancy shots, which brought great applause from the spectators. Several of the shots drew much laugh ter. After be exhausted hla repertorle of dazxllng shots, Wright expounded the principles of the game, showing the different waye of making ahota and the right way. ST. ANDREWS MEN ELECT K. K. Bauer I Proldent Annual Pinner to Be Served Tuesdar- The St. Andrews Society of Oregon elected officers as follows Wednesday evening: president. K. K. Baxter; vice president. A. G. Brown; secretary. J. B. W. Iaxwson; assistant secretary. James A. Dick; treasurer. Thomas Burns; committee on relief. W. R. Mac kenzie. James Cormack and John A. Paterson; chaplain. Rev. Donald A. MacKenste: committee on management. John Balkle. James K. Stuart and John Wallace. The annual celebration this year will be a dinner at the Commercial Club next Tuesday. K. K. Baxter, president of the society, will act as toastmaster. The following toasts will be given: "The Land We Live In." James P. Kerr; "The Scot Abroad," A. K. Clark; "Some Scottish Characteristics." Rev. John If. Bovd. D. D.. and "St. Andrew and St- Andrew's Societies." by Robert Livingstone. Music will be furnished by Mr. Den ton and will Include songs by F. T. Crowther and J. Dean MacFall. Selec tions on the bagpipe also will be pro vided. Mrt Ma) ton Gets Poj-loffiee. WKST STAYTON. Or.. Nov. 25. (Spe cial.) At last West Stay ton will have a postoffice again. Veara ago. before the rural delivery was Installed, there was a postoffice here, known by the name of Ale. When rural delivery was .JJ"'- ie 1" sat; r-'''l- -' I ' -e -" 1 saV.. . Isaa - - ' J ' f ia iaai M- , . 1 ' 'Wil''WnatliLgrV59.aiEaJ:a-a'& f r"-":-rX Laurelhurst Home Nine rooms, fireplace on each floor, built-in refrigerator, clothes chutes and pantrv. sleeping porch, lavatory between bedrooms, tiled "bathroom, old ivory and mahogany finish; upper floor all enameled: breakfast and conserva tory rooms; built by day labor. In fact, a very fine home; on large corner lot. I can sell at a very low price for short time. See F. E. Clements, 39th and Mist fJlisan. Phone. East 9S9. CALIFORNIA This Winter. Oranpe proves in full bloom, tropical flowers, famous hotels, historic old Missions, attractive watering places, ileliphtful climate. You can ee it at its best via the SHASTA ROUTE And deThon8aad SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Route of the SHASTA LIMITED A strictly hitrh-class train in every respect, unexcelled tlining-car service, quick time and direct connections to all points south. SPECIAL EOUND-TBIP BATE OF $ss.oo Portland to Los Angeles and Return. With enrrespondinp; low rates from all other sections of the North west. Liberal stojxvers in each direction and long limit. Interesting and attractive literature on the vnrious resorts and attractions of California can be had on application to any S. P. agent, or from John M. Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. OREGOXIAX, I Rose Three Grand Souvenir Days Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock sharp we will open our doors to you Mr. and Mrs. Portland and you are kd roquS to attend and inspect the latest, grandest and best family hquor store m the city. You will bwV reS for your trouble; For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, we have secured the services of the Royal iS Orchestra, and on these days we will give to each customer, the most beautiful, useful and valuable souvenir ever given by any concern in this city. ' aI ab ' OUR PRICES LOWEST, CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY. Always a full quart of Guckcnlieiiner Kye or Sunnybrook Whiskey, bottled in bond, for $1. It is with the greatest satis faction that we present for your approval oar Knickerbocker Special Brew It rich, nutty flavor: Its tro'den amber color, and its sparkling creamy foamj con vinces you at once of its pur ity and the aklll of the brew master. Tls the beer that you'll adopt for your home use, with the feellns; that It is the best. 11.25 per doien quart, bot tles exchanged. fill When receiving a bottle with the Rose City Importing Company's name upon it, immediately that he or.she is receiving the most admirable prodnctof its type Thanksgiving Specials A pint of Cal. Sparkling Burgundy or White Wine, regular price 75c, special 35, three for only 1.00 Telephone Your Orders Main 6737. A 7775 Our auto carries no signs, thus insuring privacy. established the West Stayton mall was ordered delivered from Aumsvllle, a littJe town four miles north. But owlngr to the new life, new capital and new activity in settlement and homebuild injr caused by the Irrigation syndicate, recently formed by llartman & Thomp son, of I'ortland. West Stayton has come Into its own again. After sev eral months of waiting-, the efforts of the irrigation company to get West Stavton on the map have resulted In i - "V .at .-1 r s rORTLAyP. yQVEMBER 2G, 1911. . Opening Announcement of City Importing Co 17-19 North J Standard the appointment of D. M. Mclnnls as postmaster. The postoffice will be lo cated In the West Stayton Commercial Club building. Parker to Climb Again. SEATTLE. Nor. 25. Merle Lavoy, who was a member of the unsuccess ful Herschel Parker Mount McKinley expedition of the Summer of 1910. i5?Pl dT 71 "ST TTH71 A CALIFORNIA HOTELS, WINTER Seaside Apartment Hotel nt beautiful Santa Monica, ral. .H mln. from Los Angeles. Over the Paalfie Ocean. Dellght- fully warm throughout the Winter. u.Am. narlmentl with Drl- ' vate bath Every mod. accommoda tlon. Write for n.itals and rates. F. I CHURCH. Manaser. BELLEVUE HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO Cttr. Geuy Taylor Btreeta. EVERY ROOM WITH BATH. Amcrleaa alaa from S4 a ay 3 Per sona from $7 a day. Enropeam plan, from B3 a day a per SOBa from S3-30 m day. SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES. A refined house of unusual excel lence, centrally located. Illustrated booklet upon request. W. B. XA.XDER, IManaser. HOTEL STEM SACl FHAIiCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square European PUn $1.60 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up New steal aad brlak srraetnra. Every modern conTeaiaace. Moderate ratea Cantar of theatre and retail district. Ol car Uaea traaaf errine all over city. Ele trie omaibua maata train and afamers Orerlooktoa Beautiful San IMrxoUayan I-a illr Ocea CAIJ d roncrtt. Marniticent marl mmoth roof (rarden. pri- lors and Boacioua lohbla. bdtaiutffullT furnished rooms. 'A cltv within lta walla." Automo- blla boulavarda trfert. Climate la llaL Booklet on rqueat. J. H. Hajmo-. Msrr.. formerlr of Orwn, Paaadena. f 1 l irn 1mm---- - ffllls.1 lrZ 5ANDIEGO, Q ftdi "Absolute.y liretiroot." Meet an H j roncrt?t. f vltw. Mn T A vtta oar II' .Tan. 1 ! . FTMKAL NOTtCK. the First Street I ps3 Standard Bourbon A rich, mild and mel low blend of old Bour bon whiskies. Excellent for family or medicinal use. Priced low to in troduce : 75 per full quart; 3.00 a gallon. S3SJEe' Multnomah Lager Made from choicest hops and malt; per dozen quarts, $1.00, Bottles exchanged. Free Automobile and Motorcycle Unlivery from 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. sailed for Seward on the steamship Alameda today to establish a camp from which Mount McKinley will be ascended next Spring by a party com manded by Professor Parker. India exports about 300 000 tons of, pot ton seed yearly, which, a local trade paper sajs. should be converted Into te-1""-..-lna to tha fact that Egypt converts its sur plus cotton seed Into food for man and beat. and thinks that India should follow the example of Egypt. aTKT TkTTT " MeP " HEALTH and RESORTS The Show Place of the Southland CAbsolotely Fireproof) HOTEL VIRGINIA The Southland's most magnificent holelry of comfort and luxury." Situated on the very a -v. nf ,he Var.lfic Ocean at beautiful LONG BKACH. California. But 30 minutes ride from Los Angeles and but a short ride to all tereet. 300 large ounlde rooms with every accommodation. Beautiful lobbies. wl.le verandas and dellBhtful sun parlors. Grounds reach to tli water's edge. Surf bathlnir the year round. Perfect 9-hole eolf links, tennis, boatin. yachting and autolng. Climate is much warmer than the Interior. For beautiful illustrated booklet ajid rates, write owuic;. "The Crown City of the San Gabriel Valley' 'Pasadena, CaL GREEN "Three Hotels in One" Moat Maanlflcent Hostelry la South era California. Write today for handsome booklet full of beautiful colored Illustrations and larsre colored panorama view of this perfect hostelry. Under personal management of David B. Pluraer. California Wines are receiving r e c o g nition all over the world for their flavor, purity and medicinal qualities. Our Old Calif orniaFamily Port meets all of the above requirements: 25 for a full quart; 75 a gallon. the recipient recognizes that the world affords, Free A postal brings one of our hand some catalogues, over 500 items listed. We prepay express charges to your nearest railroad point on all orders amounting to $4 or over OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICE CrTY HALL. Main B93. A M HIMAMS OFFICER. Serjeant Crate. Residence. 24 E. 24th N. East 4779. K. A. Dunmire. Rea. 836 Wasco St. W. a. Eaton. Kes. 78 E. 16th. Kaat 178. Horse Ambulance, A 6101. Pr. Ex. 4. Nlrhts. Sundays and Holidays. A 6165; Pr. Ex. 4. Trunk 7. MEETING NOTICES. rose city rorsriL OP THE FRATERNAL AID AS SOCIATION meets Monday evenlnir. November Hi. In W. O. W. Temnle. hall 3. Af ter a class of applicants are admitted to membership there will be a select dance; music by the F. A. A. orchestra refreshments will be served. OEN'ERAI. RELIEF COMMITTEE I. O. O. F. A special meeting of this committee is called for the purpose of conducting the funeral of Brother .1. S Walters, a member of Aurora Lodge, No. 466, Rochester. N. Y. Committee will meet at I. O. O. F. Temple, Alder street, near First, at 1 o'clock P. M., today (Sunday), thence to the Crematorium, where services will be held. J. C. JAMESON. Sec'y. B. F. HOLT. Pres't. MT. HOOD CIRCLE. No. 131. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT Will 'give a "military whist" social Tuesday evening;, November 2ft. 1911. East Side W. O. W. Hall. East Sixth and Alder streets. Game called at 8:30 o'clock. Prizes. Refreshments. Dano ins. Admission 20 cents. Weinberger's or chestra. FIDELITY LODGE. No. 4. A. O. U. W. Members of the Lodfte will please take no tice that the election of officers for the ensuing term will take place at the meeting of Wednesday. December 6. 1011. It is earnestly hoped there will be a large at tendance. CTOAR MAKERS' UNION No. 202 Sixth annual bail will be held at Christen sen'i Hall. Eleventh and Yamhill streets. Thanksgiving; night. Thursday. November .10. Gentlemen, 50c; ladles, 25c. You are Invited. ROTAL CIRCLE, NO. I"2S. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, will have their election of of ficers Wednesday, Nov. 29, In W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th. TVANHOa LODGE. No. L KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. meets very Tuesday night In Castle Hall. 11th and Alder eta. B. M. LANCE. K. R. 3. MARGUERITE TEAM, ROYAL NEIGH BORS, will give grand masquerade ball Thanksgiving evening, November 30, at their hall. lo9 Second at. Good time assured. Good music. Admission 25c. MT. HOOD TENT. NO. IT, K. O. T. M. Meets in the Selllng-Hirsch building, :'Mii4 Washington street, every Wednesday night. ALRINA LODGE No. 470. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA Election officers for the ensuing year will take place Monday evening, November 27. All members re quested to attend. Important business. Refreshments and dancing. H. M. Call well. Sec. MEMBERS OF ARLETA LODGE. 216 I. O. O. V., and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Woodmen's Hall. Aj-Ieta. at 12:.'!0 o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother L. H. Hood, which will be at Holman's chapel. ROPE CITY COUNCIL. NO. 1811. K. L. OF S., will give a basket, card party and dance November 2S. corner Williams avenue and kldmore street. Good floor and music. Admission free. FRAM ASSEMBLY, United Artiean.l Members are hereby notified that nomina tions will take place Tuesday evening. No vember 23. and election of officers Decem ber 5. 1911. MARION E. VENA, Sec. MOUNT HOOD TENT. NO. 17. K. O. T. M. Attend the Thanksgiving eve dance. Wednesday evening. Nov. 29. Selllng-Hirsch bldg.. 10th and Washington sts. Ladles free. Admission 50 cents. GOLDEN RULE HIVE. NO. 17. L. O. T. M-, will hold a special meeting Monday afternoon, Nov. 27. at 1:30. Business of Im portance. EMILY M. MARSH, Com. MASQUERADE Thursday evening. I'rfur Hall, Mllwaukle and Karl sts., Sellwood car; fine prixen. DIED. TORGENSON In this city, Nov. 21. Peter Tnrsenson. agd r,2 years. Remains nt Dunning or McKntee's undertaking parlors, whert- they have been prepared for ship ment to his home in Iowa. TEED In this city. November 2.". at the residence of his sister, Mrs. E. B. t'olwell. 975 Corbett St.. James H. Teed, aged .'17 years 8 months. Funeral notice in a later issue. VIVIAN Nov. 21, died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Portland. Or., Frederick Vivian, of Hull, England, aged 61. HOOD In this city. November 24. at the A-jiAnnA a hi. itancrhter Mrs. George F. Hubbard. 24 East Forty-seventh North, Lodner Henry Hood. Friends invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at Holman's chapel, Third and Salmon streets, at 2 P. M. today (Sunday). No vember 2a Interment in Riverview. Cem- eicrj. (VA LTER In this city. November 24 Dr. t.,.. waiter aired 90 years; beloved husband of Mary B. and father of Bertha A., Mabel B. and Harley L. Walter. Serv ices at Crematorium today at 2 P. M. Friends Invited. (Rochester, N. Y., papers please tuji).f KANE At Gresham. Or.. Nov. 25. Henry t.-..- 7 i-enr Vliner;ll Services Will be he'ld Sunday. Nov. 2H. at 2 P. M., .at the M. E. Church at Gresham. Members or It. A. X. IIIH-M IV m. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. Vl-ORAL IEIlNS. Wioncs:. Main 6102; A 110. nnin. McKntee. Funeral Directors, 7h and Pine, l'bone Main 430. Lady as sistant. Office of County Coroner. A R. ZELLER CO.. B w unams Phone East 1088.C 1088. Lady attendant. ore. 220 3d st. Idyaslsrtnt.'hone M. 607. j p. FIM.EY" SON. 3d and Madison. . in. iHnn. Main a A 159. mUJ tu.m" . . to r . p. 1'uuHim. -. Blxtta. East 781. K 1888. Lady aasUtaot. MOl'XT SCOTT PRK THE CEMI5- TEKY HEAlTlfll.. Trtfia nri'vi irpp nermanent. modem park cemetery. One mile southeast of Lents. Developed at a cost of S200.000. Perpetual care wnnoui extra cna.i -. KTee auto service oeiween wnia ouu the rtmpijrv. Take Mount Scott or Caiadero cars. Burial plots $7.50 up. Service the best. City Office 020-1121 Tteon Hide;, tain 22,", A 70SH.. t'emeterv Office. Tanor ii.-: mmie phuoe, rlns: B 6111. then call Local 4201. NEW TODAY. ON TUESDAY NEXT At Baker's Auction. 1S2 Parle Street, we have a very fine assortment of house fnmlnhiiiKs, riiKa, etc comprla Inir uprlsht player piano in mission ease, very costly library tables, quar tered oak and other rockers, bookcases, set of Shakespeare. Modern Eloquence. Chambers' Encyclopedia. Civil Engi neering and Mechanical Drawing, Ogil vie's Imperial Dictionary and other works bric-a-brac, vases, etc., Wilton and Brussels rujfs and carpets, small size mohair and velvet nigs, new style quartered oak bedroom suite in dull finish, viz., bedstead, dresser and chif fonier; also suite in birdseye maple, enamel beds, all complete with best sprinsrs, mattresses, pillows, etc., dress ers and chiffoniers, curly birch chest of drawers (antique), walnut parlor desk, drop-head SinRer sewing ma chine, hall mirror in golden oak, up-to-date dininR-room furniture, pedestal, parlor heaters, pictures, gas range and water heater, kitchen cabinet, dinner ware, utensils, etc. Imo the followlnsr office furnltnrei One Cutler roll-top desk and chair, fil ing cabinets, flat-top desk, armchairs, bookcases, 'draughting boards, type writing table, etc. To parties furnishing this sale offers an excellent opportunity to buy first class goods at your own price. Auction on Tneaday next at 10 A. M. ON THURSDAY NEXT Thanksgiving Day We Shall Re Closed All Day. ON FRIDAY NEXT We shall hove another large consign ment of household furniture, etc. Se.le at 10 A. M. In Our Retail Department we have just received a car of quar tered oak dressers in the latest fin ishes and designs, which we shall be pleased to give you prices on (that are right ). ;W. C. BAKKR & C. A. CHOWF.LL, Furniture Ieler and Auctioneers. 152 1'nrk. Street. Ai Gilman's Xo. 126 Second, Between Washington and Alder Streets, commencement of great SALE of NEW" all-wool, mixed and cotton blankets, fine bed eomforters, men's and ladles' sweaters, hosiery, ladies' furs and coats. These goods are all choice new goods. There are over 500 pieces in lot. Sale begins MONDAY, TOMORROW At 10 A. M. at 126 Second, just south of Washing ton. Your attention is called to this sale. OILMAN AUCTION & COMMISSION COMPANY, INC. A SWELL Auction Sale of Housefurnishings MONDAY, AT 2 P. M. FORD'S AUCTION ROOMS 211 First Street Are you a credit slave? If not, keep your head high In the air, and come with the live ones to this furniture auction sale. If you can't buy. it's worth vour time to see the pleasure the bargains give the buyers. Plenty of pretty dressers, beds, buffets, tables, oil paintings, ranges, cookstoves, gas ranges, carpets, russ. chairs, rockers, ia.-e curtains, bedding. chiffoniers, china closets, heaters, drop-head sew ing machines, etc., etc. Best goods sold first at 2 P. M. sharp. KOHD AUCTION CO. Auction Sale Monday 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. AT 3S WASHINGTON STREET, Hand-I'nlnted China, Cut Glaus, Import, ed Wares of All Kinds, Vanes, Din ner Sctn. Oil 1'aintlngn, hltc. A IlMOND RING and other valuable presents given away every evening to adults attending the sales and arriving promptly at 2:30 and T::iO P. M. Importers' and manufacturers sam ples to bo soid without reserve. WHITAKER & CODORI, Auctloueers and Commission Agents. Phone VIniu 3771). Salesrooms KS(I A aahington Street. Consignments Solicited. Business Block On Union avc, corner, income $1500, Price $10,500. G0DDARD & WIEDRICK 243 Stark St. - j
