Yale Favored In Townsman Football Classic Today
Big crowd expected in Manhattan as Yale faces Princeton in the annual clash. Pittsburg interest runs high with many local fans traveling and heavy betting on the result. Yale sits as favorite at 6 to 4, bets on Yale by 7 to 4 have appeared, while optimism surrounds a high scoring or decisive win.
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Manhattan Geld
New York
Yale
Princeton
Pitteburgers
Pittsburgers
Pitsburgers
Harry Derlington
John Moorhead
William Frew
George Hamilton
James Park
John Ricketson
Major McCandless
C. D. Thompson
Theodore Hostetter
Edwie Schoen
David Stewart
Pittsburg
Yales
Harvard
Tigers
Lehigh to Meet P A C in Major Local Football Clash
Lehigh College faces a crack P A C team this afternoon at Seclock Park for a highly anticipated game. Weather concerns and snow clearing precede a large turnout, with crowd estimates rising if conditions stay pleasant. Lehigh arrives after a strong season, ready to challenge a formidable Lehigh Valley opponent. Washington and Jefferson ends season with team disbanded after a creditable campaign and plans to play Lehigh were canceled.
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Seclock
P. A. Park
Lehigh College
Yate
Princeton
Ferocus
Lafayette College
FPA
Larliner
Duquesne
Leiteh
Kehow
P. A.C
Case McIlvaine
Altoona
Ean
Wison
Baitsburg
McClung
Charles M. Case
Wasnixotos
Washington and Jefferson College
Lehigh
Barnhart
Washington and Jefferson Football Season Faces Scheduling Hurdles
Washington and Jefferson boasted a stronger squad this year but struggled to arrange enough games. The football committees plan strong efforts to secure opponents, hoping to boost attendance after record crowds at home games this season.
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Washington and
Jefferson
We of Colleges of
Pennsylvan
Canadian Champions Arrive for Pittsburg Showdown at Exposition Park
The Champion Kickers from Canada face the Pittsburgers this afternoon in a high profile football match at Exposition Park. Both teams fuse confidence with plans for a grand program including a rain in their positions and a potential crowd likely to rival top local games. Thompson, the noted center forward, is in attendance as the lineup forms.
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Canada
Pittsburgers
Pitusburg Elevre
Exposition Park
Thon
Berlin
Ont
Defesteds
Seaforth
Squalsto
Chicago
Chicago Thistles
Detroit
Tin M.A. A
Toronto
College of Commerce
Oscode Mall
Toronto Scots
Torontos
Bnse
Thompson
FP A C Second Team to Meet Holy Ghost College Eleven
At 10 30 this morning both sides will clash on the P A C grounds in a contest between the FP A C second team and Holy Ghost College eleven The match draws interest as neither has played yet and both are strong in the heavyweight class Lineups follow.
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FP. A. C
Holy Ghost College
P. A.C
University Second Team to Meet Wilkinsburg A A on W A A Grounds
A college second eleven faces Wilkinsburg A A on the W A A grounds in Wilkinsburg. The University team relies on scientific play and teamwork despite poor weather. The crowd is expected large as the match promises one of the day’s top games.
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Wilkinsburg A. A
Wilkinsburg
W.U. P
Lafayette Again Defeated in State College Football Game
In Wiersnarey Pennsylvania on November 12 a large crowd gathered at West Side Park to watch the football game between the State College team and the opposing side. The State College team won by a final score reported in the article.
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Wiersnarey
West Side Park
A. A. A. Teams Set for Saturday Football Games
Several lightweight clubs will contest scheduled games on Saturday. Players from the P A C and W A A s gather in Cleveland while Yale Princeton buzz continues. Forecasts suggest a strong showing from the A A A squad and potential December rematch.
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Quitz
Cleveland
Siuon
P. A.C
Srrived Dar Na
Naht Moc Essor
Ee A. A
Crescent
Peanuin Olly
Bonner Plans Track Start to Break Maud’s Record Next Year
Robert Bonner presses for Mand Maud to surpass her own trotting record next season. A covered 500 foot track will be built at his farm to Tarrytown with a 14 horse-wide layout and loops for turning. Maud will winter to strengthen muscles before a possible spring race on a special track.
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New Yonk
Robert Bonner
Mand
Tarrytown
Maude
Uyers
Gonner
William Roseell Allen
Kremlin
Maud 8
Mr. Bunner
Races At West Side Park With Close Finishes
Weather fair and attendance good at West Side Park. In the five furlong sprint Washio won by a neck over Gray Duke with Satta steel third. seven furlongs saw Kildare win by a neck over Blaze Dake. other races featured tight finishes and near records as the program progressed.
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West Side Park
Washio
Gray Duke
Ace- Satta S Teel
Judge
Blaze Dake
Alwuyth
Bello Blackburn
Outsiders Dominate Guttenberg Racing Card
At Guttenberg a slate of surprising winners disrupted the favorite run. In races one, three and five outsiders captured purses as bookies cashed in. Jewel H and Julla led early betting, while signatures and odds shifted with each heat.
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Guttenberg
Guttenberg Races Listed with Odds and Entries
The Guttenberg program lists races for tomorrow starting with a six and one half furlongs event featuring Uncertainty Grey Hook Tattler Eclipse Dr. Martin Fenelon Macauley Lis and others. The card includes three eighths of a mile yearling stakes, a five eighths maid ens, a one mile handicap, a one and one quarter mile handicap with five horses, and a six and one half furlongs selling race with Burtingham Sir Walter Raleigh Woodcher Kowery Moltean Poydora Monsoon and Hazelhurst among participants.
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Guttenberg
Grey Hook
Tattler
Eclipse
Dr. Martin
Fenelon
Macauley Lis
J B Freed
Dela
Eboda
Twin
Twin Taw Olly 102. @; Appomattox
Leanee II
Jor
Aenete Brown Olly
Miss Nelle
Leigh
Humingbiricolt
Suspense Olly
Henla
Geld
Susie Fuilering
King Crab
Miss Belle
Lite Fred
Loganite
Bess McDuff
Pat Conley
My Fellow
Bidol
Bearte
Lyers
Burtingham
Sir Walter Raleigh
Woodcher
Kowery
Moltean
Ey Poydora
Monsoon
Hazelhurst
Seld
Prize Fight Sparks Law Clash in Newport Night
Two lightweight boxers James O Connell and Tom Foley fought with six ounce gloves. Foley knocked out in the third round. Newport Athletic Club clashed with Newport Commercial Club over alleged law violation. Chief Cottingham and Private Phillips disputed arrests leading to a street scuffle. Phillips ejected and Cottingham suspended amid investigation.
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Ciscinnati
Newport Athleticc Club
James O'Connell
Tom Foley
Foley
Commercial Club
Newport
Omoer Phillips
Athletic Club
Cottingham
Phillips
Mmmercial Club
Berry
Champion O Connor Dead
William O Connor the champion oarsman of America died in Toronto Ontario from typhoid fever after a two week illness. He rose to national prominence by defeating John Teemer for the American championship in Washington in November 1888 exactly four years earlier. He had planned to visit Nova Scotia to scout young rowers. He also rowed J Stavaborg in Australia for the title and was defeated.
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Toronto
William O'Connor
America
Nova Scotia
John Teemer
Washington, D. C
Australia
J. Stavaborg
Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Gala Opens At Natatorium
First annual gala of the Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association at the Natatorium features entered races with competitors including Baker Je pany Seah Gehenwetken George Fouts Knight Moran Casey Oran Down Wolfe Kenny Lang McGuire King Peth netat Taylor Montgomery and others in open handicap and underwater events. Exhibitions by Professors McEwan Fox and Goodwin plus a welcome by Toronto Association Football Club members conclude the program.
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Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association
Natatorium
Baker
Jepany Seah
Ww. Gehenwetken
George Fouts
John Knight
HB. Moran Casey
Oran
C. Down
F. Wolfe
Maan Kenny
F F. Lang
P. McGuire
J. King
N Peth Netat T. Taylor
Bert Rue
Tance
Long Cratanes
B. J. Montgomery
Bert Price
Hugh Hay
J. T. Taylor
Joseph McEwan
James Fox
Barry Goodwin
Toronto Association Football Club
Local boxing odds favor Abe Greggains in Costello bout
A New York sporting man reports from Boston that Abe Greggains, training near Comey Island Club, is the favorite to win next Monday night. A bookmaker syndicate backs him with some odds on Stod. Greggains is said to be in top condition.
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New Youk
Boston
Abe Greggains
Buyle Costello
Comey Island
Gregygnovis
Judge Newton offers 2000 for Paddy Orman vs Jonny Reagan fight
Judge Newton of the Coney Island Athletic Club offers 2000 dollars for a fight between Paddy Orman of Australia and Jonny Reagan of New York. He has also offered 250 dollars for Mitchell of San Francisco if Gorman is chosen. Gorman accepts and will get either opponent.
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New York
Judge Newton
Coney Island Athletic Club
Paddy Orman
Australia
Jonny Reagan
Reagan
Newton
Gorman
Mitchell
San Francisco
Mitchell Tonicht
Allegheny Cyclers Host Hard Timesmoke Gathering
A lively group of cyclers met at the Allegheny club rooms for a hard timesmoke event. Cold weather kept them indoors and more sociable as friends filled the rooms and the last hard tack was finished after dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Oycel
Alleghenians
City Assessors Reach Compromises in Property Appeals
Commissioner Beal continued hearings on city assessments. W H Finley and B B Ferree on Frankstown avenue had classifications and valuations reduced to 0,265 and 17,034 respectively A Mary Hackett parcel saw lots cut to 7,875 while rural classification lingered for some, and George Finley sought further reductions across several properties reducing total value from 97,875 to 85,374 Sessions address J H Harrison and George M Alexander appeals not finished with rural classification desired.
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Beal
Fetterman
W. H. Finley
B&b
F. Ferree
Frankstown Avenue
Finley
Ferree
Mary Hackett
Roup Street
James Hackett
George Finley
Firth and
Frankstown Avenues
Silver Lake Grove
J. H. Harrison
George M. Alexander
Park and
Frankstown
Weather Notes and Forecast For Western Pennsylvania Ohio
Weather observations describe wind patterns temperatures and precipitation with isobars and isotherms. Storms move Eastward while high and low pressure systems affect Western Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby regions. Data include past 24 hour precipitation temperatures and forecasts from Weather Bureau sources.
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Arrrow
Anderneath
Pirvenvane
Weather Bureau
Banoweren
Sa. W
Sa. M
Two Men Arrested For Assaulting Allegheny Woman
Mrs. Sarah Reed of Lacock Street Allegheny reported to Superintendent Muth that John Hanley and Daniel O'Leary from Pittsburgh forcibly entered her home yesterday afternoon. O'Leary struck her, knocked her down, and stole a $200 diamond ring. Detectives Koernman and McDonough arrested Heuer and O'Leary in Pittsburgh. They face a hearing before Police Magistrate McKelvy this morning.
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Gheny
Sarah Reed
Lacock Street
Allegheny
John Hanley
Daniel O'Leary
Pittsburg
O'Leary
Mra Reed
Hanley
Koernman
McDonough
Heuer
McKelvy
Bloody disturbance in Larkin's alley boarding house
A fight in a Larkin's alley boarding house last night left several injured. Albert Shalters, intoxicated, caused a disturbance and Flora Richarda, landlady's daughter, was struck with a chair and torn clothing. She pressed assault charges at Alderman McGarey’s office. Shakers showed facial injuries and was jailed after arrest.
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Larkin
Albert Shalters
Flora Richarda
McGarey
Shakers
Ghostly intrusion ends in manhunt after late night chase
An officer near South Twenty-fourth and Jane streets was alerted by two women, Mrs. Carl and her daughter, who said they were driven from bed by Mrs. Carl's husband. The man was not found after police searched the house.
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South Twenty-fourth
Jane Streets
Chances for Recovery Good Frank Risch Shot Self
Frank Risch a Southside policeman who shot himself in the head Friday night was moved from Southside Hospital to his home yesterday afternoon. Doctors plan to probe for the bullet when safe to operate. His condition shows cautious improvement though his left arm remains paralyzed and nerve damage is noted.
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Frank Risch
Southside
Deaths from thumb wound led to fatal fall incident
August Kessler of 13 Shelby alley Southside died yesterday after a sequence starting with a slight thumb wound about a month earlier. Treated for soreness and threatened with blood poisoning, he returned to work, worsened after a fall on Carson street last Saturday, and died this morning.
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August Kessler
Shelby Alley
Southside
Carson Street
Mrs Annie K Green Struck by Train at Crafton
Mrs Annie K Green, 71, was struck by a Panhandle Railroad train at Crafton and taken to West Penn Hospital in unconscious condition. She suffers base skull fracture, a broken right arm in two places, hip bruises, and body bruising. she has been unconscious since arrival and may not recover. She narrowly escaped death at the same spot two weeks earlier.
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Annie K. Green
Crafton
West Penn Hospital
Aame
Sporting Notes Preview of Boxing and Racing Pitches
English featherweight Wallace heads to the United States for a rematch with George Dixon. A $1,000 forfeit is posted to deter any challenger. Louisville beat writers report $8,000 wagered on Nashville races by local bettors. A large shooting crowd is expected at a Chicago wood shoot with 100 and 200 live pigeons to be used. Australian rower Stephenson challenges Hubear for the Scalara memorial cup on Thames. Fulborn and Elliott sign to shoot five matches next month. Matches will feature 106 live birds per event with referees noted for the Chicago meet.
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W. BR. Hinst
Nunc Wallace
George Dixon
Joun L. Buxeven
Aloot
Louisville
Nashville
Crescent Athletic
LANGE
Omen Stephenson
George Hubear
England
Thames
Jon . Fulborn
J. A. BR. Elliott
Len
Nateh
Eatches
Leg Crashed by Wagon In City Incident
Italian resident Guy Magriila of Chatham Street and Clay Alley was knocked down and run over by a Painter & Son iron wagon at the city end of the Point bridge. One leg was broken. The note also mentions bronchial troches as a remedy.
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Guy Magriila
Chatham Street
Clay Alley
Painter & Son
Point Bridge
Thieves Strike Sharpsburg Etna and O Hara Townships
Petty thieves have hit Sharpsburg Etna and O Hara townships for two weeks, entering four saloons on Tuesday night and stealing $90 in cash along with a gold watch liquor clothing and $16 from John Heddinger Charley O'Donnell Sebastian Ritter and George Snyder. The burglars left a bright new ax at O Donnell's and police have no clue, prompting talk of resignations at the next Council meeting.
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Sharpsburg
Etna
O’hara
John Heddinger
Charley O'Donnell
Sebastian Ritter
George Snyder
O’donnell
Reddinger
Ritter
Anarchist Arrests After Dynamite Talk Near Carnegie Mill
Andrew Walker was arrested in the Carnegie and Phipps area near the Thirty-third street mill for disorderly conduct. He advocated dynamite use and attacked Carnegie and Frick during an incendiary speech to a crowd, with officers detaining the leading agitator.
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Andrew Walker
Carnegie & Phipps
Thirty-third Street
Twelfth Ward
Carnegie and
Frick
Thanksgiving Exercises at Spring Hill School
A flag will be presented to Spring Hill school in Lower St. Clair township by Ouida Cornell of the Daughters of Liberty Arlington Council Jr O U A M. The event includes a precariation speech by State Vice Counselor W. T. Kerr and an acceptance speech by Dr. J. M. Duff of the Southside.
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Spring Hill
Lower St. Clair Township
Ouida Cornell
Daughters of Liberty Arlington Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
W. T. Kerr
J. M. Duff
Southside
Arrest of James Crosby at Fifth Avenue Fire Scene
Detective McTighe arrested James Crosby, a colored man, yesterday afternoon at O'Brien's store on Fifth avenue where he was clearing debris after the fire. It is alleged he found a pocketbook belonging to a house occupant and refused to surrender the money, prompting the arrest.
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James Crosby
McTighe
Crosby
O'Brien
Fifth Avenue
Bainbridge Jr O U A M to Hold Special Meeting
Bainbridge Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M. will convene Monday night in their hall at Forty third and Butler streets. Mayor Gourney Magistrate Leslie W. B. Wilkins and other speakers will address the gathering.
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Bainbridge Council of the
Forty-third
Butler Streets
Gourney
Leslie
W. B. Wilkins
Milk condemned from Wylandgation farm on B and O line
Meat and milk inspector Edwards condemned a lot of milk yesterday belonging to J. B. Gamble of Wylandgation on the Baltimore and Ohio road. An in formation was made against him before Magistrate Buccop.
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Edwards
J. B. Gamble
Wyland Gation
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Buccop
Thanksgiving balls light up Allegheny streets
W D Davis a brakeman fell from an engine near Irwin yesterday and was seriously injured. McKeesport Board of Health orders arrest of parents who refuse child vaccination. Annie Dowles arrested for larceny by Mrs Farrell. Judge Gripp continued the case for thorough investigation. An unknown woman left a baby with Mrs Edward Marion in River Avenue Allegheny and did not return. The child is with the Department of Charities and may go to the Guy Home unless adopted.
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Allegheny
W.D. Davis
Irwin
Board of Health of
McKeesport
Annie Dowles
Farrell
Gripp
Edward Marion
River Avenue
Department of Charities
Guy
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to the Dispatch
Louisvill lez November 2 Business good Weather clear and cool river stationary with 2 feet 1 inch on the falls 2 feet 5 inches in the canal and penne Font departures For Cincinnati Files Big Ha n awha for Evano svil le Carrie a
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LoOuisvilllez
Cinciana
River Gauges Report Weather and Water Levels
Upper gauges show Lehigh Junction River at 4 feet 10 inches with cloudy cold weather. Brownsville River 6 feet 7 inches and rising with cloudy skies. Mongantown River 4 feet 4 inches stationary with thermometer 29 at 4 PM. Wanmer Hiver reading unclear due to OCR.
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Legheny Junction
Wanmer—Hiver
Brownsville
Teghes
Mongantown
Weather Log Fragment From The News From Below
The fragment notes river readings and weather remarks with locations Wheeling Pittsburg and New Orleans. It mentions Elver and Elver heights 6 feet 2 inches rising and 8 feet 3 inches rising with unspecified arrivals or departures. Cloudy conditions are noted and a New Orleans passage ends abruptly.
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Wheeling
Elver
Fallin
Peo W. Batchelor
Pittsburg
Bey
Chae
Ben Hor
Parkersourg
New Orleans
T. Louis
Nine below Davis Island dam noted with river traffic
Notes from the wharf record river activity with vessels The Volunteer and Fred Wilton moving upriver and meetings of river trade figures in Pittsburgh and Logstown. Captain Oliver of Logstown attends Coal Exchange meeting while the National Board of Steamboat men convenes for a conference. One cent a word.
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Davis Island
Ae Cook
Peter Ralery
Fred Wilton
Oliver Nouns
Logstown
City
Coal Exchange
F. A. Chcerem ™As
Pilladelphi Chatnaan Ee
National Board of Steamboat Tom
Cincinnati
Movements of Steamships para Esta Genoa
Shipping notices list the Teuto, Raber, Wilken and related steamers moving to and from Genoa. Vessels appear in fleet schedules with destinations, tonnage and port calls noted in the passage.
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Genoa
Teuto Ste Raber Wilken Iis
Major fires devastate multiple cities across the country
The list records extensive fire losses: Wellsville bakery and boarding house at about 2000 dollars. Anderson Pressed Brick Works at 175000 insured. Reamer house at Fort Pitt with barn loss over 1000. East Fourth Street building in New York at 100000. Bridgeport Wood Finishing Company in Chicago damaged. Plymouth Mass Unitarian Church bell and organ insured for 10000. Beaver Dam paper mill stock, dwelling, and railcars loss over 75090. Milwaukee upholstering works and bedding plant fire causing 15000 loss with 48 workers escaping. In Nijmegen glass factory fire and Marshfield lumber camp fatalities and losses. Cause unknown in several cases. De Bull's Cough Syrup recommended.
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Wellsville
Clara Thompson
Mary McGill
Kreicherville
Anderson Pressed
Kreicher
Fort Pitt
A. C. Reamer
David Harris
Fairfield Township
New York
East Fourth Street
Chicago
Bridgeport
Plymouth
Mass
Paul Revere
Coatesville
Pa.c
Garrett & Son
Beaver Dam
Pomeroy
Delaware City
Milwaukee
Karpin & Co
Comany
William RB. French
South Pes
Ihmegen Glass Factory
South Fourteenth
Marshfield
Wis
Staadt
Andrew Mullenbach
Charles David
MecAlllan
B and B Blankets Sale Offers Low Prices
2000 pairs offered at deep discounts for Country Blankets. All-Wool blankets in large sizes seven by six feet priced from $3.50 to $5 per pair. White jacquard and brown gray mixes available with several weight options.
Blankets and Comforts Sale with Cotton Gray and White Luxuries
Advertisement lists 10 4 and 11 4 sizes in light weight clean cotton gray blankets at 75 cents. Luxurious white blankets at 25 dollars per pair. One hundred bed comforts with twisted cretonne coverings at 1 dollar each. Additional red comforts in Turkey Red and Oil Chintz at 1.25 dollars each.
Bed Comforts Drapery Covers in Pretty Prints
Light fine Pongee drapery coverings with Turkey Red linings offered at $1.50 each.
Bed Comforts and Eider Down Comforts Offer Warmth and Savings
Turkey oil chintz coverings medallion center fancy quilt ing priced at $2. Full size handsome satin coverings $3.75 and $4. These items promise warmth and significant savings for buyers.
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Eider Down
Silk Covered Comforts Sale Prices Highlighted
Genuine all silk covered, cotton filled comforts with plain satine linings sell for five dollars each. Never before has anything their equal been sold in silk covered comforts. Fifty other kinds of comforts priced from seventy five cents to three fifty.
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