Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 2

UcaCvriaaM SmcmJ Law II Recommended by Every Woman Who Uses It THAT is the best thing wo cm about the 0-Cedar Polish Mop. Tho strongest rc couimendatiou possible. We know you will well pleased with one as thou ands of other housekeepers are when you try one. And you surely will try one when you know what a help they are to easior, quicker and better housecleaning. Take tho dusting, cleaning and polishing of hardwood floors for instance.

Half a dny of the hardest kind of work the old way, and the result is seldom satisfactory. But with the it fakes but a few minutes. You dint, clean and polish all at once- Every speck of dust is taken up and held, and at the same time the floor is given a high, hard, durable, lasting polish or finish. You are delighted with its appearance. Then for dusting.

You can reach the highest places in the room, the molding, tops of doors, tho tops of tali closets, without standing on chairs. You can reach the farthest corner under the bed without moving it and under the radiator. For the dusting of the stairs, between the banisters, etc. It makei it easy to clean those hard-to-get-at places. Try One at Our Risk of it being absolutely satisfactory." Ifit isnot all we claim for it we will refund your money without question.

Makes It Easy to Clean Those Hard-to-Get-At Places. The price is $1.50, complete. It will soon make ami save its cost. Let us send you one today. All at One Time 'HE old war to dean a hardwood floor was to nW if then rtnn Men's and Ycuaj Men's Khiki 98c.

I7. S. Army cloth, light and daTk belt loops, side and cuffs.bettcr grades? il.i'J and J1.9S. THE EVENING OB8EBYER. TUESDAY.

JULY 15, 1913. The Safe Store MASONIC BUILDING futtr rfcu 4v to Voter. oil and polish it. A half-day' i lots of back-breaking and even men uk renin was not always satisfactory. But the new with the O-Cedar Polish Mop you dust, clean and polish all at once.

Easy, quick and satisfactory. No stooping or bending No hard rubbing. You simply piss the mop over the floor all the dust anrf dirt is collected and held and the floor is given a hard, durable, Listing polish. A few minutes easy work and the result is always satisfactory. etanins amd Aiot'mg every wlurt Put only the floors, but the tons of doon, Ifie it tod baoitcn, oc Everywhere, ill the hard-to-get-at-nbas- You don'; to Boys' AutotxaT fle Doctors at $1 49 Boys' Auto Dusters of good grade linen, light Un color, sixes 8 to 16.

cto. ana ncary furniture, you can rcacu under mem cony, lat the hxadie of ties mof indie. Jong. Try ft at Our Risk price of Ike O-Cedar ruiish Hot. is rair cf Call and See the Demonstration 7 i mm mm MUSH Mem' ue Chambray Shirs with '1 separate collars, ngii- Jar fiflf quality, at 40c.

shirls. cream color 1 with separate soft collar. SpecUl Sale of in the Bas.ment $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Women's Shoes Oxfords, Pumps and Ties, On Sale Friday at 2 P. M. At 98c a Friday 2 p.

in. vp on VM p.iir= n' women's and misses' Shoes, Oxfords Pumps and Ties in gun metals, vicis, patents, sueJes and velvets. All sizes and all widths, blacks and tans. These shoes sold at $3, and and include such well known makes as the Red Cross and Patricians. You know our policy.

Wo will not carry goods from one season into another. That's the reason for this wonderful shoo sale. We advise you to get in early Friday afternoon as these bargains will be snapped up mighty quick. Timely Sale of Boys' Wash Suits Begins Tuesday Morning. Boys' wash suits, percale, madras and chambray blouse and Russian stylpg, regular price fl.4!', reduced to 98c.

Choice of 47 Women's and Misses' $12.98 and $14.93 Coats, Tuesday Morning $6.98 Tuesday morning we place on sale 47 women's coats in the 3-4 and full length models, materials are Eerges, Bedford cords, novelty mixtures and two tone effects. Every garment is of this season's mske.Print-zess included. Plain colorB and fancies. $1.49 and $1.39 Shirt Waists on Sale Tuesday at 69c. Dainty lingerie, voile and batiste waists, plain tailored and Bulgarian trimmed models, all sizes.

Black Union Suits. We have just received a complete line of sizes in the black union suits for men from the Superior Mills. Price 98c. Complete Line of Bar Glasses In the Basement. We have a mmpletc line of Bar Glasses, with and without handles, wine glasses, whiskey glasses, high ball glasses, at popular prices.

Sale of Cut Glassware Tuesday Morning at 10c, 49c and 59c. Tuesday morning in the basement we place on sale an assortment of dear, sparkling, new cut glass vases, bowls, nappies, handled nappies, comports, plates, olive and bon dishes at prices ranging from 10c to 59c- Grocery Specials For Tuesday Wednesday CORN A Rood quality, full pounds 7c .3 for 20c Surpassing brand, our own, worth 38c the special price 29c SALMON llcsi grade. Hunters pink Alaska salmon, 9c. 3 for 25c Blue Ribbon. nap-llia, 10 bars for -13c CAN K.

the Rood kind. doz. 10c. 3 for 25c BIjc Bird, doz. -Jc.

3 for 10c The big brand, red ripe tomatoes, can 9c. 3 tor 25c Swifts naptha. alwavs 5c bar. our special for Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 liars PEACHES The glass jar brand, a rich heavy syrup, the can. 21c Thel.ior, brand.Am- 7 for sarnmes.

special CANNED Oold-rn corn, pumpkin, apples, beets. csk plums, can 9c, Gold Elephant brand. polish olives. stulTeu large bottle te SUGAR With other grocery purchases of 51.00 or more, 10 lbs. of best refined granulated ARBITRATION WILL AVERTSTRIKE.

Railroad and Employes Csb. to an Agresment. MEDIATION BOARD INCREASED. PatUQo of the Nctvlands I Amendment to Erdman Act, Under Which Both Sides Are Willing to Arbitrate, Halted Threatened Strike of 100 COO Railroad WubhliiKioii, July it: siriki- ot oi'onitlvirri uix fhv vim ut CIiu-jko bwu aiertcd. is usMir.nl ns of lit' Wlilli- fluii.iv Kltt'iidtd by UrestuViit Wilson.

It-advi-ii or eon rests iind of Ihe railroads iuid ivuduclurt. mid who had voted to wulk ouu At this iutuiik'-uumiu were perfiiMed for iKUs-axii by couKreaa today of thu Nowiandu ft en tn en to the Krdman act, uiidor which both sides to ilic petidltix con-irovt'rsy are uIIUdb to submit to ar biiratlon. I Wilt Rush Bill Through Congress. Under tho Newlunds bill, to bti pushed throuRh toduyf it board of mediation will be created. i which shall be entirely independent of tho department of labor.

Under bill nlho the board of urbltratlon to be chosen, efforla of Hon and eoimlllul'on fail, shall connlst of alx Instead of three members as at Two members of this bourd are ti named by the labor organization: Interested, two by the railroads and two by tho four arbitrators thus chosen. In tho event, howevor, that tho four rn.ro unable to ncree on tho two remaining members the board of medi ation 1b authorized to select these two. Tho power of naming these twu members gives to the board of media tion its chief importance. Both sides had refused arbitrate under the Erdman law In its present form, tak Ids the ground that tho present law does not provide for an adequate rep resentation or employ ployes. The railroads objected chiefly to the head of the bureau of labor sta tlfltlCB In the department of labor be ing one of the mediators and on thit point the railroads had their way although representatives of the labor union themselves showed no dieposl I Hon to urge this point.

i Minority Trader Mann announce that the Republican membership of the house would offer no objection to day to the passage or the bill the described amendments. Senator Kern left the conference at this point to communicate by tele phone with his colleagues In the senate In order to arrange that the senate might be In session to pa-is upon the amendments today. Previous to this the senate had agreed to adjourn over yesterday until Thursday. Ho was successful In securing the described agreement for a HeHslon today and the senate adjourned to meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock. No Objections In House.

Today when the house meets Chairman Clayton will move that tho bill reported from tho committee be taken 'rom the speaker's table and passed with the amendments which will bring ft to the form on which an agreement was reached at the conference. The president and house leaders expect that thin motion will carry without objection. The measure will then be carried over to the senate, where the modifl cations In the form of the Newlands bill will be tmanlmounsly agreed tip-od. Then It will be rushed to the president for his slRnat commissioner. REAPER FREES FROG JONAH As It Cut Rattler In Two, Latest Learn How to Reduce Your Meat and Grocery Bill.

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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS. VICTORS. GRAFANOLAS 3i9-323 Central Dunkirk, N. Y. SLAIN GIRL AND LOVER Autopcy Showed Criaptll Wit Drowntd; Herb Johns Hold.

MET DEATH BY DROWNING Second Autopty Showed That Mies Crispell's Fits. Wllkcs-Uarre. July 15. That Alice Crlspell. whose body was found Harvey lake, met her death bv drowning, was the ofndal statement The president hones to Blgn his 1 made by District Attorney Blaelow.

name to the measure by tonight. He following a second autopsy yester will then proceed to appoint a coin. day. doner of mediation and to dcslg-1 Dr. J.

F. Lchane of New York, an nate two government officials to act elsted by several other physicians, on the board of mediation with this performed the autopsy on the es- humed body of the girl. Later the New York specialist held a long con- rerence with tho district attorney. Inv his public statement the prosecutor says: "The autopsy has resulted In conclusive proof that Alice Haaleton. July I Rockport, who saved his life after he lier death from ing.

An examination of the organs eroaklnt, thanks to H. H. Sloat" ii 1 1' tlm aeccaiinlJ Ehoxs 10 been normal anil hoallhv" DormaI been swallowed by a large rattle-! enake In Stoat's field. BIG FIRE IN ROCHESTER Sloat. while reaping, cut a rattler In half with the machine.

From tho Blaze at Union and Advertiser Plant forward half of the snake, wriccled Caused $100,000 Damaae. the frog after considerable effort, Rochester, July Fire and water and as he emerged from his Invol-; did $100,000 damage to the plant or Mntary abode he leaped as in glee to the Union and Advertiser, an after- escape such a fate. The frog had noon late yesterday after-evldentiy been swallowed hut a short noon. The fire originated on the time before the snake met his doom. sixth floor ar.d from eight lines The snake had 13 rattles.

poured through the building. A s.45,000 spsper press installed about 'Niagara Nearly Sunk In Storm. Faluesvllle, 0.. July The Perry flagship Niagara, rebuilt from Its hulk after being raised from the bottom of the harbor at Erie, came near sinking la a storm od Lake Brie Sunday night. The ara waa being towed from Erin tit Falrport harbor by the Wolverine; and the Essex.

It was necessary td lash the Niagara's guns to the decks' juet as In days ot old to prevent theU being swept into the lake. The ara and her alster -morning made their way Into nouth of the Grand river, where a big public reception was held. Twelve thousand persons rielted the old ship. An Treasures Stolen From Cathedral Milan, July 15. Mediaeval an treasures of the value of -stolen from the cathedral of San Liberate at Castel Franco Veneto.

Thefts which have been going on piecemeal for a year Including nth and 15th century silks. Ventlan altar lace, gold and silver ornaments, ancient rings rubles of the 16th century and candelabrum of turned wood set In' pure gold. There Is no trace of tho thieves. 100 000 Workman on Strike. Hamburg, July All the work.

men in the yards of the Vulcan building company and some of those In the yard of Blohm Voss, struck in incease of wages yesterday. About 100,000 men went out. Everybody', friend Dr. ThomtiV Be lectlc OH. the great household remedy bruises, scalds.

Sold at all drua stores. 25c and 50c. Japanese Prince Dying of Cancer. Toklo, July Prince Tore ura. who has been prime minister three times and has been recognized Japans leading statesman, since the assassination of Marquis ito, li seriously HI of cancer.

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