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Game
(Continued From First Pace.)
pint-e of liilly Louder. who lilltl gout-
to sec (lolutnhiu piuy tilt-tr host gtttno.
Donuhtlv pttt up u iulr glliiit'.
Hung and itotidcnituch i‘iil'l‘lt‘il oil
the batting honor». with four tlllll
three hits. respectivuiy, ouch ()lllt sc—
curiug s thrl-v-bnggvr. Mctlruth did
not pitch winning bull. 11H liflot-u hits
were secured oil hie delivery. it tho
Amntnrtiumn huti untiihcr rnlvhor tho
loculs' scort- would now undoubtedly
been much umuiicr. No hard lii‘V'i'il
paused lmliu. owing to 0 split iinitt-r.
and no there worn into on button when
most. oi the ot-t-nrt'cti, sow-rut runs
reunited in thin monitor.
Joe McKiorunn mode a good catch
of it 10111 fly. Mci‘iruth fielded i’ieio’n
bunt Mill throw him out lilt'i‘ly. while
Donahue mode it good l'iill‘h oi iivvin'
liner in the‘twvullth. nine of ,Sluplv-
0011'» Tennis lunguur. Mritinriw'n thron-
boner with two. men‘on lillilt'ii hulputl
some in tho Norwniits' nrorc.
Dew Shannon, who with t-xpm-iml to
umpire the some. did not. chew up. A
Bridgeport mun pretend lllii opinion
(bill be thought hnnnon wnu nfrtilti
be come here null umpire tor four or
being shown up by the good nurturing
at Mr. Welt-h. iitminld thnt the hilt
tor had 11 grest t'opntnllou up the
* 0.
fight! Nomilte 5.0:" cream lillli with
the strong Wiitliinihlilitii or New .lnr-
my, next finiurdny. 'i‘hlii loom do-
Mtel the iocsln by the more of ii to
i lost your.
Tiltcllme in detail: .
" rim inning-«Pluto flit-ti lo itihiii.
initialed to right. Mooney tiled
w Odhlll. Clint. Devils lilitu flied to
N0 “laud! d t i no end
rained we 0 on wen u r
”moon's error. Cahill tiled to
. a. lander hit I grounder to
he first human, who stood holding
its hell. snowing Louder to men the
‘ sorely. Brennan going to third.
or will sought trying to steel.
timed httil.
three striltns. hilt not
McEnmti
.
toilm on it passed hall.
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In
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_ For that
Thirty. Years
Will
‘-
hit 11 hnrd one to hlliiii'l. scoring Mor-
ignn. i’iclo hit to right for 11 single.
1.1111001- iumbimi it. tilitl i'ivlo wont to
norotid, Mvi‘ublc scoring. limit: bit
over Lanilvr'n hood for two buses.
scoring iiotitit'nbuch nttil l’li'ltl. Moon-
(‘3’ out, liomihuo to Brandon. i-‘our
i'iilil-l.
lions llli'il to short. Jordon l‘lll‘tl to
i'illi'lit‘l'. Ml'lili‘i'iiflll fn'nued. No rtttut.
'i‘hirti inning ~~iiovinn filed to third.
Mcriuun llll’il to right. Mt~t1ubio hit
in right for two hunt-rt. ltohet'lstni hit
ii herd min to Mriirnlh. who wot-doll
it off. ltoiu-rinon i‘t'ilt'lillifl iit'nl bone.
but wus 01111be trying in Hindi. No
runs.
Mi'ili‘iiili hit to right. but lliit livid-
or uiiowi-d llli' bull to go litronxii him
utni Ml'ili'iiill Wi-iit to third. ilrt-nnun
wnliu-tl. Mi'tiruih Hi'Ul‘tlil on u puttiiud
hull. llrctttinn Hilliti second. Mooney
‘muffmi (‘tihiil'n lung hit, both "new
nun nuti i'nhiil utivnnt-i-tl on u pushed
hull. iloth ntvn scored on the 1-inch-
01"11 bud throw ovt-i- thirti lilliii‘miill'l
hand. Louder lliod in 011011. Mrlttthie
i'ililill‘ u itim pickup of Dottuhuc’n herd
grounder. MviEtirot- fliml in rntrhor.
'l‘hrcu runs.
i-‘ourth inttititr»---i~ilupit~tttti binned.
limitlt-ubuvh llleti to Mi‘Kli'l‘liilll. hitt-
llruiit tundv it fine «top of l"icle'il
grounder. No rnlni. ,
ilnnu tiili. third to llrili. .llllticit ailm-
it’ll to right rind Went to uncontl on
twitter tittldvr'tt error. MrKlt-rnttn hit
to short who did not how» limitl to
i'lii'li McKittrnnn. lloih mun trained it
liiililt on penned hull, Mrtit’uth liidd
to center. .iummi scoring. MrKlernsn
Willi nought til the pinto. 01in run.
Fifth inning-diner; fanned. Moori-
cy safe on iirntinnn'tt error. going to
second. bet/inn hint] to .itimeii. Mor-
igtm hit to right. scoring Mooney. Mob
Chitin filed to Ross. 0110 run.
finhlii walked. Lander line with
ed. .Denniine hunted. itsddenbtlcii
one to third hose, which no one
was covet-i , cliniti neuritis. minder
scored on til rd besemsn's enter tWillie
being entitled outward third end saint.
McEnroe hit it long fly to left. not
tanned. but the catcher dropped the
bull and throw to rim. Donahue
littering. .inmee tiled in mitt-her. Three
runs.
sixth Inning-431111111 tumbled Rott-
iider. Donohtln mode l
oyIH'NOR
- elders in center lleld. Money tiled“ ' i R
it”: Two “108- .. . ..
cKieruim stile on ilrst baseman's
error. Neuron: tiled to second base-
mou. McKieman went to second on
it passed ball. Brennan walked. Both
men advanced on 11 passed bull. Cli-
hiil out. pitcher to flint, Ladder“ tori-
ned. No rubs.
Sevnnlh inning-«Donahue mode it
good catch of Devlns' iiy in right field.
Morison out. pitcher to first. McCs~
bio hit between third and short; Rob~
1.114011 111110 on new error. 'Stnpioton
ulit.‘ pitcher to‘ tit-ill. No runs.
Donahue fanned. iMnmhroe ‘ollti
nliort to first. Ross sale on nhort's er-
for. James hit to right roi- 11 base.
McKlornun hit to right; scoring lions.
McKieruon stole second. McGrdth ‘hit
it hard one through pitcher. scoring
James und MoKiornan. McGruth went
to third on the notcher's ‘bnd throw.
Brennan tanned. ' Three rnnn
Eighth inniiig—eltaidetibuch-hit to
right. l’iole singled to left. lloug hit
to right for three bases, scoring Rod-
denbuch and Pinto. Mooney sure on
Unhili'e error. Hoax scoring Mooney
stole second. licvinn s to when Mc-
Enroe mulled his entry y. Both men
ndvnnvcd when McGrnth threw to
hint and Brennan mulled the boil.
Met-igun hit. to Donahue, who lieided
the bull perfectly, but could not catch
his man. Davina stoie'home, Morison
going to third. McCuble fanned. Rob-
ertson tanned. Stupleton out. short to
first. it‘lvc runs.
(inhili tiled to right. Louder hit to
short. Donahue hil through short.
”McEnroe .hit to left for three bases.
scoring Lander und Donahue. Ross
filed to third. James was hit and stein
second. McKiernuu’ out, short to first.
TWO runs.
Ninth inning—Rotitlenbuch fanned.
Pieie fanned. Louder mulled Hoog's
tly. Devins out, McGrnth to Brennan.
No runs.
The score:
NORWALKS.
. . it ll PO A ‘
Brennan, lb. .......... 2 1 7 it :i
Unliili. 3b. ............. 2 0 4 0 i
l}, Louder. rf. .......... 2 i l 0 l
Donhhue, 2b. .......... 2 1 ti 1 0
McEnroe, so ............ 0 l 0 2 1
Ross, if. ............... l 0 l 0 1
Jumps, cf. ............. 2 2 2 0 ii
McKierliun. c. ......... l 2 ii 2 0
Motlruth. p. ............ l 2 0 3 it
'l‘oluiu ............... 13 10 27 ii 7
AMSTERDAMS.
ll ii PO A E
i’icle. if. ............... 2 2 ‘1 ti 0
Hung. 2b. .....: ........ l 4 2 0 ii
.Motmuy,cl’. ...........:l 0 0 i 2
licvins ss. ............ i 0 3 2 1
Murigun. 1‘1. ........... 1 1! 1 0 l
Mct‘nbio, lib. ........... i 3 1 2 l
Robertson, lb. ......... i l 7 0 ii
Stuplcton, t‘. ........... 0 l) S 3 1.’
iiotiticlibut‘b. p. ........ it it 0 2 1
10min ............... 12 in 24 10 11
Short- by innings:
Norwuiks ....... 1 0 Ii 1 (l 0 3 2 x ~13
Atunterdumb ....0 4 0 0 1 2 0 5 OM12
Summnryt‘ Two bnso hits» Mc(‘n~
blc. Hung. Thrombotic hitumMcEnroc,
Hung, iimidt-nburit. ‘Hascn on hallo—w
tiff Mt-(lrnth 1. off ltmiendbnt‘h 5.
Stolen bust-Sultrennun. Donahue.
.iunws. iiirKicrntin. lions. Mdoncy.
Mot‘nhic. lilt by pltrher~».inmt.~n.
i'unei-d bniiu- Stnpictou 7. Struck out
wily Mt‘tlrnlh 0. by Roddcnbut-h 6
ilutpirow’l‘. 1". Wuich. Si‘iii't‘i‘v W, ('.
(llutisloilt‘.
NATIONALS, ti: WEST ENDS,
Volit's Pitching the Feature, of This
Contact.
'i‘ho West Ends could only got one
hit off Yolk, the rurvcltntx wonder.
Smut-tiny uflut'nomi on tho liuxtcr
grounds. when the Nilllullills dcfcutcd
the Wont Ends. 0 to 2. Voik pitched
grunt hull. lit-sides oilowiug the West
Ends but 0110 bit. he struck out thir-
iH‘ii mm. iiuwitlns ulso pitched good
bull. but did not r'ocoivc the support
ut't‘oi‘tled to Volk. l’ctors curried oil‘
the boiling honors. with three hits.
Hrolhol‘lou robbed O'Brien of a hit
which looked good for three hence. by
11 line (lllt' hulld cult-h. in tho HPVt‘lllll.
i‘uney nlummod the suburb out for two
lumen in tho iirst Inning with the
button full.
2.
The more:
NA'l‘iONAi.S.
it 11 1‘0 A 2
l’ott'i‘tt, 3h. ............. i it ‘3 i ii
‘i‘nilmntlgc. cf. ......... 1 i ii 0 0
Koysornsn. ............ i 0 0 i 0
(funny, lit. ............. 0 i ll 0 1
it}, Uri-ugh. if. ......... i ti 0 0 0
O'ilricu. 21), ............ i 0 l3 1 1
Benjamin, rf. .......... 0 i 0 0 ti
Knit", 0. .. 0 l i: 3 ii
Voiit. p. ............... 1 1 2 2 0
Totals ............... it it 2 it 2
Witt-i‘l‘ ENDS.
it it PO A E
homey, 011.. ..... . ..... i ii 2 4 l
Nodln. cf. ............. i l 0 0 0
Kehebe. iii. ............ 0 i) ii 0 0
Brother. if. ............ 0 0 l 0 0
Down. 2b. ............. ii 0 1 it 0
Mittlrsth, tut. ........... ii 0 0 '2. 2
lirlncoii. c, ............ 0 0 ii i 1
ilswklns.flp. ........... 0 0 0 it 1
ictiuiieb, ............0 (i 0 0 0
Total» ...... .2 10418 ii
Summon: Two-hose hile-~Pctors.
(funny. ilnnltimln. Bones on hallo--
01! Volit 4. off l‘lswltius 3. Stolen
lililWNltlln, Kehsbo. Peters 2...’i‘eii-
motion 2. Gunny, iii. Fungi O‘Brien.
lioiihimin. Double psy~ brien un-
seehltod; Mcornth. Dowd shit Dora
hey. fluorides hithstlmldse. atrucli
«tutu-11y Voilt 1!. by Howitintt ii. lini-
pirtww. Nsdln. Snorer-Albert lunge-
neuer. Menominee-loo. .
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.TAMPORDI. ll IIIMIPOIT. 2.
Liteleee (lump in Hot lilo Played Veeu
terrier Mist-neon.
't‘he strum-d beeoblli loom defeat-
ed the Bridgeport Bills Dengue tom.
5 to 2, yesterday morocco in BM-
toril. citri mallow“ the brid'sop‘orts
than '~ , 11.13:???“ the.
on. 7 e p
More or loo to pidy unity. still
receive no extra compensation for
their services. There was no life .111
Bridropttrt'ii some, while Stamford
played good hall. (1. (ithiln mode two
notches of tiles. Dousherty. tell
idor fer
erlnen‘s on
good {Sufi flyMpletOh'll iiy.
., colt _ ,- , three-bum
mm; ‘ 1
antigenic? ....
my
weir-a
* Cornelia. ‘Croliun.
York Amerindian.
Not e hit. «as:
oo ville "them. w 10111 considered
hulls~«‘0fl Nichols 1. ofl’ Dougherty 2.
Sacrifice liit~J. ‘Glbiin. Passed boils
~—Moyiun 1, Beaumont 1. Struck ‘oot
wily Dougherly i, by Nichols 4. Um-
pire~—Duvld Hill. Scorch-W. C.
Gladstone. Attondnnce~l.500.
Batting Averages.
Will Lunder still rotoids his hold
on lirst place, with Mt‘Gi‘uth. who
lumped 0er 100 points, scooud. James
is third, huvlng dropped 11 points.
G AB R 18 811 RC.
W. Lander ..... 8 35 9 14 0 .
McGrnth ....... 5 19 3 7 0 .368
Jumps .......... ii 83' 20 12 0 .304
Brennan ....... 9 35 13 13 1 .343
.Cuhili .......... 9 38 12 12 ‘1 .316
G. ldltlilei' ...... 9 39 9 12 1 .3
McKiorunn ..... 9 88 ll" 10 0 .2
Turkey ......... l 4 1 1 0 .250
McEnroe ....... 9 38 15 8 1 .211
Donahue ........i 6 2 1 0 .200
Ross ........... 2 ‘9 1 1 0‘ .111
Diefcnbnch ..... 7 20 . 5 3 0 .103
Base Running Record.
Brennan still leads in bone run-
ning with 11 percentage of 1.000. with
Donahue lied and hit-Enron second.
with a percentage of .560.
‘ (1 88 RC.
Brennan .................. 0 9 1.000
Donahue .................. 1 1 1.000
Mcitlnroe .................. 9 5 .550
Cuhill ............. -l ....... 9 4 .444
W. Lander ................ 8 8 .375
McKiurnnn ........ . ........ 9 3 .333
James ..................... 9 2 .222
G. Lander ................. 9 1 .111
Mcilrnih .................. b 0 .000
Norwslke Percent-go.
iluvlng won 7 and tool 2 games, the
Norwnilts' percentage now stands .778.
W“
Hits by “G."
it won 11 poor guine- that was play-
011 st itoton 'Poinb autumn/but i
doubt. if the spot-tutors have had so
llllll‘li fun in a your. .
it very seldom happens that both
tennis go up in ”10 1111‘.
Mnybe RUilili‘lililii‘ll couldn‘t hit the
hull!
Mcltlnroos throw-bugger. with
men on buses. helped some.
ilong. the Atnstortlunis‘ second haule-
mnn. hit some. 110 secured tour bite.
one u three—bugger.
’i‘ho liethcis defeated the Green-
woods. of New 1111111011. Suturduy, ii to
0. Lolly nud iiuorr were the bultcry
(or llt‘lllt‘l.
Moybc young Voilt can‘t twirl some!
. Donahue. who played second base
in Billy Louder-'11 piano, put up 11 good
some. lie nuido two nit-e catchers.
W
BRIDGEPORT LOIEG TO HART-
FORD.
th
Rsttlinp Good Game, With Score 2 to
1, Saturday Afternoon.
it was it pretty close game that. the
()rulors lost to Hartford Saturday. lht.’
score being 2 to 1. Faxed was in the
box for the Senators nnd he kept the
big hnlsmen oi the Jim O’Rourke ss-
grcgntlon guessing. At the some time
Murphy pill up 11 line nrtit-le of pitch
ins. too. Thorn were 11 number [oi
sharp plays. The winning run was
mode in the ninth. when Duran cruelt-
ed out 11 double. He was advanced
by n sacrifice. Then the Senators
worked their ”culture" ploy. Noyes.
who was at the but was given the six.
uni to meet. the ball when Dorsn start-
ed. Noyes succeeded in hunting it,
nod Donn scored. which ended the blit-
tlu. Score by innings:
R. H. E.
Hut-iford 0 01 i) 0 ii 0 0 1—2 8 ti
Bridgeport 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—~1 h 4
Batteries: Form and Demo; Mur-
phy and Bonutnont.
At New Haven:
Nswi‘inven 000000220-4
Norwich 0000100004
slithmsryA-Bocriilne tutti, Theisen.
Pinnitett. Bioien'
hm, Council. Two-bole hits, 'i‘heison.
Tlflw. struck out, by Corner“. 6;
11011110. ii.
2: henna. 2.
hell, dope.
van. 7; Norwich. ii.
1:30. Attendance;
Hornunt.
Built. Bo‘nno. Passed
iron on buses. New Hil-
Time or some.
800. Umpire,
M lloiyoite: >
Mormon 000000241—1
Holyolto 100000010—4
buttintorym-Sscruice hits. McCor-
inicit. Hummei. Hartley. Bennett. Mc'
Andrews. Twohsee hltit. combo. 2.
Burke 2, honor. Hellman. First bus
on bolls. Meridian. 6; H one. 0
Struck out. by Violin". ti; rent. 2.
Time. 1:40. Attendee". 1.033. Unit
piro. Fnhoy. . . .
At Springfield: f ',
New 13011 i1 13030930032;
811ml" In full. 110 .0 ll. .
w ‘ L . u i 1
Drew. $011an _ as;
but! "I i e , .
timid: not. in .. 1 i. e:
Bowler a. Double plan. bowler. Dil-
ion and buby, bilou still buby. iiml
pire. Kennedy. 1111001131100. 1,060.
Amused Les _.
0mm .3: Via” a
t. 1: dates. . .
Billie on bills. by Cornet-on, ‘
t
,
Notional i“. 'uue—fisturdey.
atrotns lie fly the t0 League team. .. 1N3? lglaring; gilllhtri’ui‘s'hl'
ex . ‘ 11 hrs, ' e up 11.2.
The score otyesterdiiy's game was: Cincinnati. ll; Boston. '2.
STAMFORD.“ 1-! PO A 10 Chicago-Brooklynwltsin.
Won-1&-
i]. (libiln. It. ............ 1 2 0 0 1 Other Games Saturday.
J. Glhlin, lib. ....... ... 1 1‘ 0 0 At New York—Yule, ii: Princeton. ii.
figfiumrcfp .p........... #g .4) (2) g 0 All! Nfiawmgorkwllrown. 9; Colutubiu,‘
g y, . ......... , or o 1
1,333.35. .f ............. (ll 1 (1i : 3 it At Boston—Holy Cross, 0; Horvord,|
so . r. ..... . ...... .
$38321?" ....... (l 11: g 5 5 hawmillismgtlown, Mnes.——-Atnherst,l
r . . ......... . ..... . ; sins, .
Moylnn. c. ............. 0 1 ’l 0 0 --:—~—~
1111100111011? *- —- ~ —~ ' NATIONAL Litmus:
. t. ’ ' . ~——-—
. . . it 11 PO ‘A n St. Louis 1'ng! Sunday Game From
3331111180. Jr.. st). g g 1% 3 3 New York. a to 2.
1308th if """" ' ''''' 0 0 3 0 9. ST. LOUIS. Jtine .19.-St. .llpuis
Ladd bf - " """""" 1 0 1 0 0 broke even in the series with New
Odell. 21-) """""""" o 1 2 1 0 York yesterday by knockian inni-
Beaumont c """""" 0 1 ‘ 0 1 ty out. of the box. Eight slit es in
Murphy rf ' """""" 0 0 0 1 0 succession, a base on balls and a hit
Merlin but. """""" ' 1 1 2 2 0 baseman says the locals sellen' r’u‘ns
Nirlldls ll ' 0 2 0 3 1 in the seventh. New York could do
' . ' """"""""""" nothing with Taylor after the first 1,311-
. or. n y no ice protection so ed Ct
£33213“ by. 'ibbibgii' z 5 2‘ 9 2 Grow: from being badly hurt. A or be.
Bridgeport 0'0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—2 1115‘ hit With an umbrella and tones.
Stamford """" 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 11—45 policemen ushered McUrsw truth the
- Summmfi-in base iiitsmhioylan. grounds. One arrest Won mode. At-
Johrison. Beaumont, Martin. Buses on len'dunce, 9‘000' The score. it 11. E
SLLouis 0000017 0114—8 11 0
New York200000000~2 0 3
Batteries: Taylor and Warner: idi-
iiol. McGiunity and Bowermon. Time,
1:33. Umpires. Klém and Johnstdnc.
Cincinnati, 11; Boston, 2.
ClNClNNATl. June lit—Young was
a victim {or Cinciuna. in yesterday's
some, three butting r ‘ lies making the
game a walkover or the home team.
Attendunce. 8.122. Score:
R. {1. E.
Cincin. 200000401‘r—11‘40
Boston 000010010—a241
Batteries: Overall and Phelps.
Young and Ncedhnm. Time. 1:45. Um~
pire, Emsiie.
ghicago. 4; Brooklyn. 1.
CHICAGO. .iunc lit—«Chicago yester-
day look from Brooklyn the third
straight game, by timely hitting 111 the
sixth and seventh innings. 'i‘hcec
hunched singles imv‘ed the visitors 0
shut-out. Attendance, 9,900. The
score:
‘ ‘ it. 11. it}.
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 11—4 8 1
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0~1 3 1
Batteries: iii-own and Kiiné, Mitch:
oil and Hitler. Time, 1:45. Umpire.
”O'Dny.
Connecticut Lea us Btundinp.
on. 1,091. Pt‘.
Springfield. 27 14 .059
Bridghporl, 22 1'! .604
Holyoke. 23 18 .001
Hartford. 2! iii .0110
Mct'ldeu. 20 19 .513
New London. 20 20 .500
Norwich, 13 26 .333
New Haven. 18 28 .317
Standing in Notional League.
Won, best. i’.(‘..
New York, 39 17 .090
Pittsiirug,‘ - 32 20 .671
Philntieiphis, 29 22 .509
Cincinnati. 31 24 .080
Chicago. 32 25 .561
St. touts. 24 32 .429
3081011, 17 37 .316
Brooklyn. in 39 .201
Standing in American League.
Won. 14ml. P13.
(Eleveluud. 30 14 ' .081
Chinugo. 29 20 .501
Philadelphia, 28 20 .574
Detroit. :10 23 .1130
Boston. 22 25 .468
New York, 19 27 Alli
Washington 19 31 .380
St. Louis. 1’8 31 .367
THE BALVE THAT PENETRATES.
DeWitl‘s Witch Hazel Salve pone
trates the pores of the skin, and by its
onliseptic, rubifocient and healing in-
duction it subtitles inflammation sud
cures Boiis. Burns. Guts. Ecsems, Tet-
ter. Ring Worm and oil sitin diseases.
A‘~speciilc for blind, bleeding. itching
nnd protruding Piles. The original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is
made by E. C. DeWitt & 00., and sold
by The Ciiiford Pharmacy. '0
BHlGDEi’OR‘l‘ Phisonen.
w ~
Frank Moron Died at the State Prison,
, - Aged 64 Vest-e.
H RTFORD. 110110.. slime iii—Frank
Mar u, an inmate of tie insane ward
at the plate 911111911111 Wcthe iieid.
died yesterday. us 134 years. amt
we. 'sonlenced from Bnillsoport in
1:02 tor four or the [years for burg-
I‘l" ‘ .
TEN TIME. EASIER.
it is ten times outer to cure coughs,
oroup. whooping-cough. and all lung
snd bronchial sffeclions when the
bowtiis ore 0 en. Kennedy's Lon ive
tive Couch y'rup. (lentiyo moves the
bow is. 11nd expats all cold from, the
syiit m. Host. for Coughs. Colds. Group,
etc. Remember-.010 nettle .f'Konns‘.
in.” end 1190 that the red cl: var 010i-
toni *snd the honey bee in on the bot—
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resolutions Were weed or hioh't e
most itnporisnt were he foiiwin :
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‘for t it ty thousand tools it any
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For Graduation Presents.
(.qut‘tncnccttiguidime.ip-jlptgrc, :1 most important? period
from the girl gruduatc‘s point oi! View. Site should have
some dainty memento of the event, and let it be a lasting
0110. Something attruétivc‘to‘wcur or carry on the accu-
sion and which will serve as a pleasant reminder aftcrvttards.
We make a few suggestions which may Find favor in the
eyes of the girls.
(311112001111 Lact- Fans, 500 to $10.00.
191111 Chains, ‘ $1.75 to $25.00.
Luckets, 500 to $ 9.00.
llclt l'ins, 251‘ to $ 3.50.
Neck Chains, 250 to $ 5.00..
Belt Buckles, 250 to $10.00.
Hand painted Belt l’ius. $1.25 to $ 2.50.
Mounted Combs, 50c to $14.00.
B011 lion Boxes, 75c to $ 3.75.
Bracelets, sue to $11.00.
Cellar l'ins, 25C to $ 4.50.
Crosses. 250 to $ 3.50.
Brooches. 251', to $10.00.
And don't forget about the boys. They are going to
graduate too. and they like nice things. . .
Watch Fobs, ‘ 500. to $10.00. .
Tie Pins. 50c to $ 8.00.
Card Cases. 50c to $ 5.00. .
Cull Buttons, 501‘ to $ 7.50.
Signet Rings, $1.50 to $10.00.
Fountain Pens, $1.00 to $10.00.
Asbestos Irons.
Ironing is fatiguing/lwgtlg at-ony.tin1c and doubly so
in hot weather. lint fresh. clean clothes are a ncrcssity and
someone must iron. Those who know the advantages of
Asbestos Sad irons will use no others. it means a hot iron
and a cool handle The iron itself has a core w‘ich seems
to be a storingr place for heat. The heat is! confined in the
core and when the handle is ‘ciappcd down on it the heat
lusts a long time. Notice the list of prices.
Asbestos Laundry Set, $1.50 Tourist irons, (set of two) 000.
Sleeve Irons, 20c; . Flounce irons. 1300.
Pressing irons, 31.20 Polishing Irons, 81.25
Laundry Set with 1 large core, $1.05
White Tabourets, 190.
in the Furniture Store are some White Enamel 'l‘obour—
013 of convenient size and attractive appearance worth
about 501‘. which we shall close out at 191~ cai'li. Nice for
the: veranda or cottage.
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