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THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1911. ,
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HETLIGI "Mother.'" " ?Z H"''-i''
BAKiDK -"When- . Knif hthood Was. Jn
LYRIC -"The Jolly Widow.' - ? ( i i
ORPHBUM-Orpheum circuit V, vaude-
Villa. v ' jy ; ...,,:', IV-
PANTAOES Vaudeville. ' "
EM PRESS Sullivan & Conatdlns vaude-
M'f. Weather CondlttonW!-!'"',';
' Portland and vicinity Rata tonight
and Tuesday; brisk, southerly winds. -.
Oregon Rain west, lair aaat portion
tonight: Tuesday rain; southerly winds,
hlph along- the, north coast '
Washington Rain tontiiht and Tuea
day; warmer tonight northeast portion;
Increasing southeasterly wlnda. becom
Inr high tWis aternoon along the coaat
Idaho Fair south, rain north portion
tonight and Tuesday,
Slover Xeturns Chief of Police mo
ver thla morning returned from Calif or
nla, where he went to get A., A. West,
alias W. B. Davis, wanted here for the
violation of his parole. In t tho trip
through the south, the chief visited Los
Angela, sBan; Francisco and Oakland.
"I believe the Portland police depart
ment Is fully aa good as anr other on
the coast," he Bald. r 'Conditions In San
Francisco as to the aoclal problem ara
f rl ghtful. I. had a delightful time, . en
joying every minute that I was away,;
fiinver took un the reins of the depart
ment,, thla.. ;jnornlng, relieving Captain
Moore ircm amy acime
, Brnma Hopkins to .ipeafc-iThe' wom
en of ; Portland are : cordially in
vited to attend a meeting In the leo
ture. room of the First Baptist church
(White Temple), tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock, when )& rs. Emma Gates Hop
kins . will speak on the "Heathen In
vasion." Mrs. Hopkins la a daughter of
Mr. and Mr a. H. D. Gates, or tnia city.
A. long , residence Id the orient enables
Vher to speak from personal obaerva-
Vtl Ann nt tha rianlnrahla aids of fiuddhlsm
i JmnA nth or nrlnnta.1 faiths, which are
f sending their reprexentatives to this
country. .,
want Ad Causes Woe An ad in the
paper la given aa the causa of Frank
Case, who la known aa Frank Reynolds,
being before the circuit court today on
a etatutory charge. A young woman
giving the name of Jarre Henaley. road
Caae'a advertisement for a housekeeper,
and -went to apply for the place.,, Caae
aocented her services. Mrs.. Caae waa
not at home at. the time, but later sent
detectives to the house, and they found
evidence that resulted In tha-charga.
'lira. Caae waa recently divorced from
him on the ground of cruelty. Caae
Uvea on Mltwaukle avenue.
Took Diamond Bluff. Alleged Harry
Bnyder, chief master at arma on the
cruiser Boston, la being sought by tho
police, on a warrant charging him with
larceny by bailee of a diamond ' ring
from Sam Goodman, a Morrison street
Jeweler. Snyder la said to have bar
gained for the ring on the pretext that
he was engaged to a young woman In
the city and wanted It for an engage
ment ring. He la now believed to be
In San Francisco, and the local police
have sent' word to San Francisco to
Yiuv him held if ha la found.
Suitcase Thieves Active Suitcase
thieves, who have been operating to a
limited extent in the loeal depota for
some time, have become extremely ac
tive in the past few days, and yesterday
four aultcaaea were stolen' from the
East Morrison street depot. Report
are made daily of from one to three
bainff stolen from the Union depot and
the Jefferson street depot. The rail
rond detectives and the police - are
watching for the culprits.
Bobs Patrolman's Home. A nevry
thief, who did not etop at robbing the
home of a patrolman, is the latest re.
port of criminal operations In the city.
Yesterday a sneak thief pried open i
kite. .eh window in the home of Patrol
man R. H. Fields, at 1248 Halsey
street, while the family was absent
stole a cornet, a few old 'coins, which
Patrolman Fields values highly, and
hanful of pennies whioh the patrolman
saves for his small son.
SCllk Waa Assaulted Henry Brlcker,
driver for the Portland Pure Milk &
Cream company, has complained to the
police that hoodlums are in the habit of
stoning him, and even shooting at him
as he delivers milk In the vicinity of
Hood, Water, Harrison and Grant
streets, at 2 o'clock in the morning, and
he has asked that ha be afforded police
protection. He states that these attacks
have been going on or some time.
To Sell 11,000 Aores F. H. Ray, reg
ister of the Montana state . land de
partment at Helena, has Issued advice
that the atata of Montana is to hold
Bale of land la Powell county at Deer
;Lodge on December 15. There -will be
about 11,000 acres offered to the pub
Ho. For Information as to tracts and
appraised valuations, , etc, Interested
parties are asked to address Register
Stats Lands, Helena, Mont. .......
BEoXolty Honored Lieutenant Com.
mander John MoNulty, member of the
stata naval, board, received an Invitation
today to become a member of ..the com
mittee for the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary of peace among
English speaking people, which will be
held in 1S14-16. The committee is
headed by - Andrew Carnegie. He will
accept. .,
Family Absent; Sons Buna While
Louis Klockslen and family were attend
ing the Gipay Bralth meeting last night,
fire broke out In the home at 491 Grand
avenue and before the fir department
had extinguished the blase, considerable
damage waa done. Patrolman Crowe
was left In charge of the place until
the return of, the family. ; v :
Brlggs' Case Continued The . oase
against, A. 8. Brlggs,. former superin
tendent of the Llnnton rockpllo.wbo Is
charged, with accepting a bribe to free
t a prisoner, was continued this morning
In the circuit court until December 1.
The delay was on account ef the illness
of Attorney John Manning, who rep re
lents the defendant.
To Segnlate Sals of Bread An ordi
.ftnee regulating the sale of bread was
lied in the office of the olty auditor
this morning. The measure, provides
that loaves under 16 ounoes In weight
must be wrapped in germ proof paper
ana nave laeir exaoi weigni stamped on
'! the;cruat7;.Er:,K,;v;:;;:' yite,y,-
i Toulsa M. Antholne waa IIaiI fnr nm.
. bate today In the county court. Th
' valua of tho property Is placed at $509,
which Is all given to Arleta lodga, No.
mtlt, I. O. O. V. W. W, Ntwall of Ar-
, leta, Is appointed executor; ,5,;;; '' .
Mvxm Tax Bxaminauoa Nine appli
cants for the position of deputy of the
: lrt a-rada 'In the cltv hnlMlna- Inanu.
V tlon department are taking the city clvtl
service examination today. The examina
tion will be concluded tomorrow. - The
. position pays 1125 a month. . . .
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- - Typewriter Salesman Arrested. Upon
bis return yesterday evening from the
QUOTH THE PESSIMIST;
I I I , Ill
"Among ' th' ' ranks o' candidates for
lynching are, them ginks who tell you
the same thing today that you told 'em
er week ago."
Gipsy Smith meeting, Harry L.-Hughes,
a typewriter , salesman,, was arrested at
his home by Chief !' Probation Of fioer
Whlta .Hughes lives at 662s Thirty
ninth avenue. He t is charged with "a
statutory offense against a 14-year-old
girl living to Woodstock. He Is In the
county Jail. The story told by the girl
is to the effect that she was the woods
near Woodstock last May when she met
Hughes, who was hunting.; She says
he threatened to kill her if she told
her mother of their meeting.- v
-' CHpsy at Botary OluV One hundred
and fifty member of tue , Rotary olubf
each aooomp'anled by a gueot, are ex
pecting to hear Gipsy Smith at lunch
eon lnthe Hotel Portland . tomorrow.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the event. : The usual place for tho
luncheon has been found too small and
the luncheon will ' be held In an up
stairs dining room Instead of tne Rath
skeller. -. ; ? . .' .-.
. Parents-Teaohe Otrole The patrons
of the Alnsworth school, on Portland
Heights, will hold a meeting at S o'clock
Tuesday afternoon to organise, a Parents-Teachers
circle. AU parents, in
terosted are expected to be present
W. 43. T. V. Keeting The Wlllard un
ion will meet at the home of Mrs. Mar
tha Maklnster at 1039 East Twelfth
street north tomorrow at 2:10 p. m. r
gteaia er Yessa Kartdns tor Camas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at I p. m.
Boat Wast Money. You get the
most and the best for yoar money, buy
ing Royal Table Queen Bread. Best
grocers. " a
Prise waits tomorrow evening. Baker
hall. East Sevsnteenth and Alberta.
Masquerade November 21. Vernon Social
olub.
The trnlqne BBsaar at St Patrick's
church is . open. Nothing above 10
cents. - 1
,W. A. Wis and assodatss. painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. Soott, Brootologtst.. Selling bldg.
Or. Brown, rectal epetflst, Corbett bid
Asms Studio Photos, S51H Wash. St.
EASTERN OREGON HILLS
ARE FILLED WITH SNOW
IBpeeit! to The JonrniLt
Baker, Or., Nov, 20 The mountains
of eaatern Oregon are covered with a
depth of snow unprecedented at such an
early date. Several feet cover the moun
tains surrounding the Baker valley, and
transportation to mining camps-is al
ready badly hindered by the conditions.
The fall laat week put an end to work
on the new city pipe line, and along
the line of the Bumpter valley heavy
falls have already aet In. Since the
heavy storm several days ago It has
thawed somewhat, and the irrigation
and other reservoirs are fuller than
usual at this season of the year.
ROCK ISLAND WORKERS
AWAIT STRIKE FLASH
(United PreM Leased Win.)
Chicago, Nov. 20. Five thousand
craftsmen, employes of the Rock Island
railroad, are still awaiting the flash to
strike in their effort to force a .higher
wage scale. The strike order was ex
pected all this week, but was delayed
pending further arangements by union
leaders. It is believed the walkout may
take place this week. ,
Laffertv at Sunnvside
Representative A. W. Laffertv will
speak at 8 o'olock tonight at Ford's
hall, Sunnyslde, East; Tuesday nighty at
Woodstock hall. Woodstock; Wednes
day night, Alcasar hall. Lents; Thurs
day night, Strahlman's hall, Sell wood;
Saturday night. Hill's hall, .Williams
avenue and Russell street.
Money Talks .
I need the money. Save from It to
26 par cent on your Christmas ores
enta X bag' or trunk makes a fine
present. J. B. . Wilson, "Tha . Trunk
Man," 261 Washington street,, near
Third. .
Tomorrowl Tomorrow!
The) big announcement of our "Great
er Royal Bakery Lunch" will appear In
this . paper tomorrow without fall.
Don't miss It! Read it all through.
Royal Bakery oV Confectionery,
Aak vour'daaler for On am Onalifv
baooo, labels redeemed at 167 3rd.
Smoke Quean Quality tobaeoo. . Save
the labels. See 17 Srd.
' Cures Coughs
Aft; Ordinary Preparation!
; Fafl- Wonderful New Mix
ture Made at Home.
An Investigating chemist of
national reputation Just re
cently discovered In a compound
known to the medical world aa es
sence mentholaxene, a moat won
derful virtue aa a curative, laxative
cough ayrup and the beat part of
It Is. it can be made at home
about, ( times cheaper than one
can buy labeled cough syrups. - It
Immediately relieves the severest
cases . of asthma, bronchitis,
coughs snd chronic colds op the
lungs, and.lt ef facta a cure, too,
because It has a laxative action
when I to 10 doses are taken
daily. ' In very short order It will
loosen the tightest cough and one
can feel It T,taklng hold In its
curative aotion. Obtain ct the.
druggist, or have him order from
wholesale firm S H ounoes essence
mentho-laxane. Empty It into a
pint bottle.- Make a syrup with
a pint of sugar and a half pint
of boiling water, atlr and let cool.
Then fill - up the bottle with
syrup, shake well and take a tee
spoonful 8 to 10 times dally or aa '
needed. Give children less ac
cording to age. i It is very pleas
ant to take.
ONTARIO
NYSSA DITCH
IS TWO THIRDS DONE
(Special to The Journal.)
. Ontario, Or., Nov. 10. The Ontario
Nyssa Irrigation ditch Is ' about two
thirds oompleted and If the present good
weather . prevails three weeks . longer
It wlU be entirely f lnlaked. - This ditch
14 creating a great deal of comment on
the part of old experienced Irrigators on
account of its being built entirely la the
ground. The water line will be sue Inches
below the surface of tne ground, while
all the dirt taken from the exoavatlon
Is being used for Improving the slope
below. The length, of this ditch Is 12
miles. The dirt moved for the entire
construction la 10,000 cubic yards.
It Is a remarkable fact that the farm
ers whose lands will come under thla
new Irrigation project, meet . with
promptness their assessments on ' this
ditch. When the plana were completed
for the construction- of this canal. It
was agreed that the Oregon 4k Western
Colonisation company, who are financ
ing the project, would take a first mort
gage on the lands to cover the ass
ment, but about two-thirds of the land
owners are paying cash, over 160,000
has already been paid la.';..-'..v.,!'"';..
This new Irrigation system will bring
about! 7000 acres of new land Into cul
tivation. , This land is . being rapidly
cleared and practically all will be put
In fruit and alfalfa next summer, t
FALL WEATHER DOES NOT
; g STOP BAKER BUILDING
v;r,',''.-'i!''"'1' " ""' ', ? " 'S'r
' ; SpeeUl to The Journal, t '
Baker. Or .Nov. 10. The fall season
has not yet caused a cessation of build
ing operations in this city and local
contractors who have) Just had tho bus
iest summer In many years, are still
busy. ' Over 100 houses have been com
pleted and under construction since the
first . of September ' and the residence
aeotlons of Baker are building up at a
rapid rate. ' The introduction of natlvv
stone Into local buaineaa buildings and
residences Is another new feature. - The
quarries have only been, operated ex
tensively In the past few years and the
product Is gaining mora than local rep
utation, Boise contractors especially
using a large quantity of the local lava
atone the past season. .
JEWELED FILLED BAGS
TAKEN FROM PARIS TRAIN
' United Press Iasad Wlr.
Lyons, France, Nov. 20. Eighteen
mall bags, containing packages worth
1100,000, were stolen from the Paris
Marseilles train today. Included In the
plunder were jewels and decorations to
be worn by Lord Crewe, the Earls of
Durham and Shaftesbury and the Duke
of Devonshire, all of King George's
staff, at the Dunbar.
HEAR!
Anjr of these wonderful Vic
trolaa played tomorrow in
our new Talking Machine
Dept. 5th floor.
WE SELL ALL VIC
TOR AND CLUMBIA
MACHINES AND
RECORDS ON THE
CLUB PLAN.
Special $1.75 Phonograph
Albums, holding 16 10-inch
records, for
99c
The Meier
& Frank Store
When you hear it said that
such and such a kind of street
pavement is better than bitu
lithic, remember 'that no un
prejudiced student of street
pavements who based his in
vestigation ort merit alonehas
ever arrived at any conclu-
. 1
sion except that bitulithic is
best.
VULCAN C0AIC0
AGENTS FOB - '
CarbonHHICoal
Lump & Steam
MAIN 2770 A-ST7fl
lortbnd Printing House Co.
rTlook, O analog and OonuneroUl
Frlntln0
ftooik Binding aad Waaale Book SCaknig
3S3 Taylor Sb Pbooes: A22S1.H 4201
-Positcr 3t Klclacp
High Orado Commercial and RlactrM
SIGNS
Bast Ttk aad Bast Sverett Bta,
, raoaas 'Bast UU B-aaa
PORTLAND GIRL , ,
: ' PLAYS AT HEILIG
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Jewel Power, the Portland girl who
' Is playing in Jule Eckeit Good-
: man's play, "Mother," at Hellig
theatre tonight, tomorrow and
Wednesday nights. There will be
a special matinee Wednesday.. Mr.
Goodman, the author jof this
drama, Is also a Portland boy, a
- graduate of Portland high school.
, Oaks rink well conduoted and Is pop
ular with tils better classes.
Vfctor-VlctroUrV, $15
VfeteavVktrola VI, $25
Vktor-VktroUVUI, $40
Vktor-VlctroU IX, $50
Vktor-VlctroU X, $75
Vktor-VktxoUXl, $100
Vletor-VictroU XIV, $150
Vletor-Victrola XVI
, $200 and $250
lift
ill i
SfermanwajiSfe Co
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Victor Machines
Records and Supplies
SIXTH AND MORRISON STS., OPP.
POSTOFFICE.
ALL THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS
ALL THE NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS
ALL THE NEW EDISON RECORDS
ire to be found in tjie beautiful new salesrooms of the new
The Nation's Largest Dealers,
Graves Music Co.
Ill Fourth Street
Direct If actory Agents.
Tsilkiiig Machines
y 1 , . AND RECORDS. , f
' ' Why not come to Headquarters?
Most Complete Stock on the Coast '
V
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(Special to .The Journal.) ' .
Baker. Or.. Nov. 20. Work will be
started in the spring on a hospital
building in this city that, when com.,
plated, will cost approximately 1200,000.
The Sisters of 81 Elisabeth, which in
stitution's headquarters are In Phila
delphia, promised to finance the ' hos
pital If a certain . amount would be
pledged by the city, as an evidence of
local Interest and support : This sum,
amounting to about 120,000, was raised
In a campaign of teams of local busi
ness men In less' than two days, so that
the institution Is an assured success,
the Sisters of St. ElUabeth signifying
their willingness to go' ahead with the
building. Flans for It are already
drawn and tha contract will, be let the (
first of January, ( Actual construction
work will begin as soon . as weather
conditions In the spring will permit
The organisation purchased' the block
as tha building site several years ago,
and the foundations, which coat In the
neighborhood of- 180,000, are already
completed. ":,'?" ';,,. ; '',
TWO THIRDS OF MILTON'S
; VOTE AT CITY CAUCUS
'. (SpeoUl to The JooraeL) "
- Milton, Or., Nov. 10. The city cau
cus Batuiday nlght-diiw a big attena?-
ance. iwo-tniros or the voting strength
being out Attorney J. P. Neal pre
sided. The following candidates- were
nominated: Mayor, Or. J. E. Haynie;
recorder, Merle Hadly; treasurer Wil
liam Hall; council, ' J. C. Crimmona, I.
Taylor and K. O. Mansfield, the latter
receiving every vote oast Indignation
is fait at the injection of the dry ques
tion In the primaries, and it is prao
tically certain another ticket will be in
the field.
Smoke Queen Quality tobacco. Save
the labels. See 187 Srd. . .
Fun and exercise skating Oaks Rink.
BAKERS HOSPmA
COST 200,000
BEGUN
Now that there's a
Victor -Victrola at a
price to suit every
pocketbook, no home
need be denied the
privilege of enjoying
the world's best music.
You will never real
ize just how much en
joyment you are really
missing, until you get
acquainted with this
wonderful instrument.
Go today to any Victor
dealer's and hear your
favorite selections.
Always use Victor Records played with
Victor Needles there is no other way
to get tha unequaled Victor tone.
Victor Needles 6 cents per 100,60 cents par 1000
Victors
S10 to $100
Victor Talking
Machine) Co.
Camden, N. J.
1 WTOKf
Now at Seventh and Alder
AMUSEMENT.
; TO4 roaTTzraLT Bsonr
TONIGHT 8:15
aajaa-iaVJ 7th and Taylov
raoiraa, xazs 1 AJtx A-uaa.
3 uaSns TONIGHT
peouu Vxlos Kalaee Wsdnesdar.
Win, A. Brady presents Jules
Sckert Ooodman's Flay Success.
"MOTHER"
Katie mtnam la Title Bole.
Evenings: Lower floor, 81.60, II;
balcony. 6 rows 81, 8 rows 75c, 11
rows toe; gallery, lie and Sou.
Wednesday Matinee, II, 7 Sc. 60c,
I60, 2 Sc.
bzats vow Biunra
T.-B
SEAT BAI.B Orasa
TOMOaXOW, 10 A. M,
IICIUIU levants 81 Taylor
raoinsa,: kaxst x ajtb A-naa.
,, Henry B. Harris Presents
THE COMEDY HIT,
COMMUTERS
By James Forbes, author of
"Chorua Lady" and 'Traveling
Salesman."
Evenings: 3Uower floorl.BO. lj
rows Hie; iTery'lSCt'lRc. T8atur
day Matinee. Il..tc. SOc. 26c. 2St
BAKER
TKSATBB' '
Mala a and A-6300
Geo. X. Baker. Ma's.
Morrison and lltn Bta,
TONIGHT, ALL WEEK
Matinees Wednesday . (Bargain Day),
86c. Saturday. 1 6c, 60c.
wxaar ssiiohktxoob was xb
rLOwsa
with Anna Day aa Mary Tudor, sup
ported by an excellent company. Mag
nificent scenic production. Evening
Prices, 1 5c, 60c. 76c. 81.00. Next Week,
vnecasrs.
BungalowTheatre
pedal Thanksgiving Week AUraotlon.
Opening next Sunday Matinee. A
gorgeous production of Jos. Howard's
great musical comedy success.
"TTOB CrO&SBY OXBS,"
FIRST TIME HERB
Evening prices, J6e, 60o, 76c, 81.00. Mat-
inees too, auo. aeas saia opens xnnrsaay.
aCAisr a, a loaa
MATDTZl ITIB7 TAT
i-s-o
J tiMAU ami staaTi
wow.1!. THEATRE U-M-SV75!
JohnivT Tha Bay Xmma, ' in "Tha
Band Master.1' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mo-
Oreevy, &es Sraed-BJad, Ztnoton-X,wolar
Co., Xnnte Brlokaoa, MUs. Se BaUleres,
The aeebaoks. Xvenlag lrloes 15o, '
aSo, Boa, 7 So, Daily Matinee, 15o, too.
w, gouttsy matinee igat mew,
waveuaieo vaaaevtua.
WISK BOVEMBBS 0 Oraad opeatnf
of Vortlaad's aeweat. most keaatUni and
absolately fireproof home of unequaled
vaudeville, at Seven tk and Aide streets.
lgaor Baal Berelra, The Barls-aiedhlU
'Co., The Telegrsph lrar, Badolpk sad)
Darts, X. Ovy Woodward. Augmented
Vantages Orohastra, Vaatagesoope, Oil-
roy, Xayaea si Montromery, U "Tha
Oood Bhip Xanoy XMev" Matinee Daily.
Curtain Si30, 0 and t.
Mataaee Stery Day.
Cos si dins
Varmarl 0pand
WBEX gOTSftnn ao-warrea Bey
moor, Dunbar and Tamer, Da Bisque
Quartet, The raloons, the Three Baaa
ans, Tom Smith, Crraadasoopo. Brloss
lao and eoo. r
LYRIC
TXBATBB
BOUXTX
in stick
tb-htiv finwrarBwrrrsra wowBlSBBm BO.
The Beating a) riood Mosioal Comedy
Co. in HTXB JOUT WIDOW." with a
tlnA ilmrn a A T. -If. (ThnraMj SCatlBaB
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Dally at 8)30 two performs neee rightly.
7 130. 945. Tridav night Chorus Oirls'
OOateSV Hr WW y-J. v m-i,,."-. m .ww
18o and Sae,
Credit
Is built upon character
and judgment. When re
quiring financial assist
ance, you will be careful
ly measured as to these
essentials. ,
Develop both by start
ing an account with us,
however small. - Accumu
late a working capital
meanwhile.
Let us help you to help
yourself.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
Capital $150,000
W, X. feat .rreslde&t
Wlllard Oase Tioe rreirldaa
0. C Bortsaieyey. Oaaals ,
Walter X. Browa.,ABst. Oashler
OrBX BATUXDAT ZTBBTXOM
to . ,
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rumress
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When the , Oreeon Hard-
ware Company starts a sale
there is something doing.
The clean-up sale of . the
Coleman Hardware stock
is on in earnest. '' We
bought it for less than f ac?
Tory cost, and we can pro
tect you against yourself
when it comes to hardware
prices. Here is the proof,
Regular. Special
rv Ham
mer Handles.. s .13 B Y .xu
Hlckonr Hatchet"
Handles $ .15 '.10
Nail Sets ...'....$ .10 f .05
Files S A0 4-b .25
jfaBiXa'ay TaaI
arAcstfvia 9 a- vwa
Bag, 20-inch... $ 22$ 1.60
c.ni'. a
Plumb Rule .. .$ 3.50 2.T5
Brick Trowel 1.50 f 1.20
Trowels ......$ 2.50 3-20
Brick Jointers... S .50 9 .35
Brick Sets S .95 9 .65
V 12 Ttlnw :
Torch $ Z75 9 2.00
Pint Blow Torch. $ 42$ 9 3.T5J
Qt. Blow Torch.. $ 475 4)0
Auto BlowTorch 42$ ' f 3.T5
SB
r4 Tswifiintrr ...
Butt Chiaels,..! 4.50 9 S.50
Set ef White
Butt Chisels 4.75 9 3.75
Sef of Swan's
S.F. Chisels ..$ 7.50 9 5.T5
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End Wrenches.$ 22$ 9 lBO
et Wrench .,..$ 2.75 2.25
Set of fi Ratchet
Wrenches ..$ 3.00 f 2.25
B. & S. 8-inch
Auto Wrench. S 1.00 S3 .80
B & S. Bicvcla
Wrench $ J5 .25
Conner Pumo
Auto Oilers... $ 1.25 $v-0
Cnnrtell Sx28
Mitre Box ...135 fll.TS
Mitre Box $15.25 :s fl3.T5
Lanardrtn 5x28
Mitre box ...ij.su sa.w
Mitre Box . . . .$20.00 xw.wi
Tool Cabinet.... $20.00 f!5.O0
Food Chopper. 1.50 X5
Mr. 1 TTniverial
Food Chopper 2$ f l.Oo
S-inch Shears.
guaranteed . ..S 1.1(1 , V .BO
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Percolator 375 f S4S5
Carving Sets. . 3-50 9 2.25
Carving Seti....$ S.00 : '; f 8.T5
Carving Sets. ...$ 8.00 f 65
CtfTing Pairs .... $3.00 ? 1.T5
Carving Pairs 4.50 f 3.50
Silver Plated
Knives and "
Forks .....,;.$ 3.50 2.T5
Alcohol Stoves... $ 3.50 3.00
Percolators ...$1Z50 flO.OO
White Handle
Steak Knive..$ 6.50 4.75
9-inch Guaranteed
Swiss Shears 125 .O
Plain Mortise " '
Lock ........$! .50 , .35
Handled Axes . $1.50 1.15
Real Harney .,; v'v-
Pease .Hand v
Saw ......,...$ 1.75 , 1.35
Cylinder F.,V-:i-;-:';!(;'.V'-
Door hoc 6.73 ? , O.W
Drawer Pulls ,.$ .10 , i .05
Butts, Dead i
Black
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