How to get rid of finder bar in secondary display on Mavericks

I'm use the secondary display but I don't want the finder bar to be shown how do I delete that option?

Ah - thank you very much for reminding me about that!
I'd seen that option a couple of days back but hadn't pursued it because I didn't want to do the logout/login required to activate the change at that time. Since then I've been putting up with the secondary menu bar and - more significantly - apps which used to exclusively open/live on the secondary display defaulting to the primary display. That was really beginning to bug me and has also been solved by this change so, thanks again for the reminder.

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