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NINTrl INNING VICTORY.
Blue. Wln Fine Contest at Bridge-
port.
BRILK‘rE‘POlt’l‘, August. IIchw Illi-
ven took the game from Ilridgeport
‘ ,yesterilny by the tit'tll't' of 1: to 1. At
the end of the eighth inning the score
Wall 1 to 0 in t'ltvor of Bridgeport. Up
to this time It lutd been it splendid but.-
-tle.of the pitchers. In the ninth inlr
ins Murphy butt on llHttt‘lll. lvlo gave
V "utwo panties, and, with two hits, the
score was tied. Murphy was tutu-ti
out and Cornell put ill. The latter
passed the first than and forced In it
“run. which lost the name for llt‘idno-
port. Score by innings:
It. II. It}.
, N. Haven 0 0 ti 0 ti ti (I o Ll-Ll -t
Bridgeport, 0 ti ti ti ti o t u lit—J] .1 1
Batteries: (.‘Ul‘t‘lil'lln tlllti .lope; t‘or-
nell, M‘ltrphy ltttd llottutuonl.
.. Credit Springfield Two.
SPRINGFIELD. August I:.——»Sprmu~
field and Meridett did not iilliiiil their
first game lilllil {1:30 yeulerdlty after-
noon. the ruin boring roused at lute
start, but, they plttyed :t dtnlhIe-lteutlt'r.
ms nt'ltetltllotl. li‘orelulul pitehrd tine.
bull in the first uttlne, but received.
heartbreaking support. Kennedy‘s
two errors trove Srinnlield itu winning
run in the ttitltlt, the score, helm,r :l
to 2. Springfield got the. ollly run
of the second ironic, which went live
innings, by tlndiitt: Kurtis ill tlto lilil‘ti
Inning. 'l‘t'e.lt pitched the tirnt illllv
ing for Merlrlett. The scores by iuu~
Inga: .
(First grime)»-
ll. II. 10‘.
Springfield 1 ti ti ti it it i ll two 7 ill
Mertdelt ll ti ti 0 1 ti Ii 1 ti--~-2 ti pt,
Batteries: liens and O'Connor; Ii'oro
man and 'l‘lnlrkera.
(Second guide):
it. It. IQ.
Springfield ti ti I It xwi :1 1
Merlden ti 0 0 ti o---o t 2:
Batteries: Miller and O'Connor;
Treat, Kurtis ltnd 'I‘Itaekertt.
Holyoke. 2; New London. 0.
NEW LONDON, August 12. «After
pitching thirteen innings of gilt-edged
baseball yeiiterdtty ttttertttmn Mt“
Latlghlin threw away his own gumo by
fumbling lillrlley‘n nt'titllltivl‘ tn
iontjlenth, allowing two Ilolynke men
to score the only two runs of the mime
on Detll'u twwlmue hit Iluluedinlely
following. New London hnd neverltl
chances to win the prune, hut inability
iii-natural food prod _ tits...
j i l: . It is the reSuit o
of cream, the ripening
. ethic-tiller. It“
’ihléiii‘iin thori'lakin of Go
euce‘llence is bayou question.
,, - From . creamerynto» consumer. the
Creamery. Butter is preserved by an o or-proott package. which
retains. its perfect sweetness and flavor..
the :
liohlt [lodge with men on boson kept
‘ . '_ - "',' I it u
‘ mic/11;,” ' ,
‘3’ , 't it “M ’
mp
E. ““fi'flfldab told.
i'r’ ’At ,l’llllttdelplllu: , [,1
' ~ Maui M" , l .v t
MEDAL CREAMERY B'. '. R‘is tbe‘r‘Aomyplf ,
. ‘ 5' it ". lit ‘
perfect scientific orthodfiln t Emmi” ‘ tic:
' making... (A bitter bti‘tierii
grocesaiand tn
no
500.000 peOpIe in Connecticutare now eating Gold Medal
- .tButter. Are you one'of them? Ask your denier tornit. ~ ‘
: tho Whalers from scoring. Four dou-
ble plays were made ttntl the game
was titled with
features.
spectacular Ilcldlnt;
'l‘i‘te ueoro by lutllluts:
if. H. E.
llolyolle
titititititlOtidtlti002~2 7
Now Inudon
ti ti ti tl ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti--—t) 0
llattterleet: llodgo nttd llelnenter;
Meldnuglllln lttld Jossup.
'f
a
5
Two for Hartford.
llt'tll'l‘li’tilili, Angled. i‘Jx-ciilll'iftil'ti
took both games of :t double-header
I'roltl Nul‘Wlt‘il yostertluy. ’l‘itnely hit».
ting, coupled with I'erklns‘ throw.
which struck Melwun, brought Ill three.
runs ill the Iii‘tll inning ol‘ the first.
gltttte. A grout (lull-It by hlt't'ullisler
was the [tuttltre ot' liltii guide. The
second wars :1 pitchers' battle between
i'ilil‘il null i'll.l‘kill.‘“, Illtl‘tt‘ord'u l‘llll iit"
int: uml'i-d by lt‘ltllon's two—hunger in
the Ht'\‘t'lllil. The scores by innings:
tli‘irst game):
it It
llllrtt‘ortl 0 ti 0 0 3‘. ti 0 I x~~l .‘l
Noruielt ti ti ti 0 I ll ti ti 1—3 10 .2
Ilzttlerit-u: I,u_\'l<ter ltlltl liorntt; Mo
Imuu :tttd iil'itiKt'S.
(St-mud gumei:
R. ll. E.
Iiul‘tfm'tl Ii ti ti ll 0 ti i ll Iiwl 3 ti
Norwtrh
Ilutteries:
l’lllt'tt rind
i'ut'itlliri
l‘lltttkt-tl.
tillti Connolly;
National League.
At St, holds:
it. ll. It},
New York ti 1 l 0 ti 1'» ti 0 Km? 3
b‘t. iAillit‘» 0 ti ti ti ti ti t ti owl 5 :l
llutterlett: "uyior ltnd Ilt‘esullhun;
'l‘hieltnlln :lnd |.t-:tlty.
At l’lttshurg:
It. II. E.
I’lttsliurl;
0 0 ti 0 ti ti 0 ti o it ti l-«wl 3 ti
I) 0 ti I) I) 0 ll 0 ti 0 ll Owl) ti
0
Batteries: I’Illlllppe. llllti (lihi-lou;
Sitrku nntl Abbott.
At t‘ltirugo: 3
R. ll. E.
(“Illeuno ti 0 (i l 0 0 ti 2 x ~~:l lit 1
Brooklyn ti 0 0 (i 0 2 0 Owl! 5 0
limit-vies: Briggs tutti Kling; Jones
(lllti Bergen.
At Cincinnati:
ll ll It}.
iitlliitlll 0 ti 0 l 1 i 0 l tl~~4 ll 0
tftntziu. I ti 0 ti 0 ti ti ti ti--~»I 7 l
Iluttt-rles: It‘ruzer ltnd Merlin; llurp-
er and Scitlel.
American League.
. ,1, __ ._ -.__.. _.._..-
,. m w...¢...~.. .. “n . 1.. ....
_ t, V and
the AT r
The real-cat Blood. Ki
uroflott‘l .00 000,“.
RAN ‘
dney. Liver
ladder Cure.
nmflkms. ,
.zm... _ wad ,
alter. Highest notional , .14, ' , Eats
The 1- eatestl“eare is exercisedggomfl’to ‘
(1 Medal Creamery Butter—~05 superior
oodness of Gold Médal
- will“
[0.1
ty‘
II‘
.’ ' ll. ll. E.
9(liiiitiiiilii0'-051.
‘ ~W Elihu“?!
llamfswbri‘l ‘
It it E. '
Phlla. 0 l 0 0 0 0 4 x-7 I2 :
plevolund 0 0 ti 2 3 0 t) 0—~-0 7 2
Batteries: Watldoll, Coukloy and
Schreek; loss and Clark '.
2
l
At. New York:
R. ll. E.
‘New York 0 t) 0 ti ti 2 ti 0 x~~3 3 2
'Uhiellgo 0 ti 1 ti 0 0 ti ti 0—~~l t3 0
Batteries: ()rth null Melittlre;
White null Sullivan.
At. Boston:
R. It. E.
Iionlon ti 2 0 l 1 ti 1 (i x-o 7 5
Detroit 001 I 0 0 0 0w": ti 1‘
Batteries: Winter and briger; Juclr
son and lirlll.
At Washington t-llrut gltlne):
R. It. Ill
! R. H. F.
' “fault. it 2 ll 0 2 0 (l 0 thi 7 0
St. Louis ti 0 ti 0 0 0 0 l ti~—l 9 2'.
Batteries: Wolfe, 'l‘ownnentl and
vlloydon; Howell and Sugden.
«Second gulltei:
,St. Louis ti 0 000 5 0 0 0“"5 9 2
Worth. ti 0 0,0 I 3 ti ti 04 5 2
“illit'l‘it‘lii Sudhoh‘, Uuohtulnun und
.Suizden; l‘nttett und Kittretlge.
i ..--._._..,_,
t Connecticut League Standing.
t ; Won. Inst. I’.C.
i Ilplyoko, 58 30 .659
| Springfield. 02 36 .591
1 Bridgeport. 00 30 .502
, llllt'tt‘ortl, 48 41 .539
;,Nth London, 43 45 .486
i Meridian. -tl 40 .47l
t Norwich, ill 55 .300
tva “Men, 2. 60 .310
National League.
_ Wort. host. P.(‘
New York, 72 30 .706
I’Ittubnrg, tit 38 .038
(I it‘ugo. till 44 .07?
l’ ilndelpllln, 58 44 .569
("lncItlnltti, M lvti .iiil‘
St. Louis. 40 06 .877
Iiouton. lib "it .330
Brooklyn. 30 70 .300
-———~ a
American League.
Won. Lost. P.0-
I' llutlelphiu, 50 38 .591
C lieago, 52 39 .57]
Cleveland, 54 42 .563 ,
New York, 47 42 .528
Boston, 48 M .523
liett‘tii t., 4'6 (Si .474
Worthington, 38 57 .400
St. lkitllu, 31 61 .308
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WR'O
. , G.
[to neglected to take Foley'u Kidney
Cure lit the first signs of kidney lrott
hie, hoping It would wear away, and
he was soon it victim of Bright's die
elm ,. There, in danger in, delay. but
it oloy'ti Kidney Cure ls taken in
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon bitillllti and well. A. It. lluna.‘oi
Morgnutowp. lml., hint to get tip ten 01
livelvo times ill the night, unit had 11
unvero lmcknche nnd pttilln In the kit‘
port-t, and was cured by Foley's Kidney
(:urc. Sold at Plaluted‘s Drur
Store. "
POPULAR AMUSEMIll‘lTp.‘
W-..—
A CLIWER YOUNG ACTOR.
Chtittter DcVondo in really it out
actor in the line of parts he pays.
'l‘hero in no popular priced star in'the
country that. can approach him. He In
young, httndaome, manly and :‘l‘lperb
In everything he does. Aron De-
Vpndn Mil gathered a remarkable
company, and in tho cloning of the
p yn nothlntrllu omitted In the matter
0 scenery and melting that can will
to tho beauty llllti effectiveness. Our
thtintrn (more are urged lotion the Olin
oping performance, Old Rollo 11000.01)-
on which n largo twin of money hint
been expanded comically. It will prove
blltlnrvel, and urtiouoallyo lure-I00»
0085. ' ' ' '
IOO‘VHINO AND 000le
,Tbe solve that ball: without a ml-
in, DoWltt’ii Witch Hillel Solve. No
remedy enacts ouch speedy relief. it
drawn out inlltuumntlon, booth",
c oils and heats all outs, burnt! and
b utter. A sure unfit ’for Pitch and
ll in diseases; DIWitt’ll'il tile onlyn
. nettle Witch Hml Bum. 0mm
ot nountorfeito, til ‘ bro ‘ dwurtm.
Sold by’l‘ho Glitter Phumoy. “
FILL FROMJ‘AE’K :AflD’ DROWN-
-
1‘
. road: have, no
, “illicit" . ,
». * Nut: .Avmeflolhodltit Episcopal.
Church—"10:30 a. 111., preaching by
‘ lumen: ”lllltiili. 10.".
l) pricier, chit
, ,, , ”of“'wanli‘ga
dollars. Alabama. , ‘ 3
,3; A. M. E. Church, Knight street, Rev.
john ‘1). Ninholb. pinion—~11 a. m.
in.
H I reuniting byvth‘o puller: 12 at. stop
daydmhpol' a: 301.1), 111., littered concert;
7 ll. lift Gill‘ilitian multilevel»; subject,
The building of customer, n Potter,
1: 1-H: Jildso 20: 21; 8 p. m.. preach-
in: by the punter. 'l‘ubtitlny evening,
clash metatln‘mi Friday evening, prayer
pleating. ‘ ‘ "
t
m
1' -' couoneonrtomu.
10:30 a. tit, sermon by Rev. Wollosley
,l’. Coddtnntou, D.U., of Syrucuuo, N.
1.; 7:30. preaching by Rev. Dr. God-
tllngton. it, ., , ‘ , ., A, 1p, .
Music at, tile First Congregational
Ciltirch.‘ .Norwalit‘. «tomorrow—Prelude,
Marcho liollgleuuc. Utlllutant; offer-
tory, violinsolo. Mr. panelling; 113ml-
Iudol, Pria'lutlh'and Fugue in til, 3 ch.
No ,l‘urther, ,norvlco until, ,Setitomber ‘ ll.
orace Church, llbv‘. .Inmcti Bordon
Werner, rector—Eighth,Sunday: after;
Trinity. Holy Communion tit 8‘11. m.;
morning prayer at 10:30 and evening
pruyor'ut 7:30.
IAFTIB‘I‘
South Norwulk Bupilutm10:30 0. 1b.,
preaching by Alfred Boutwoll, wun
countlunion service by Rev. E. R. Bon-
nott. Union service in the owning at
the South Norwullr' Congregational
Grace Baptist Uhlll‘t‘il,,col‘ller Hill-
Ier atld‘Qulncy streets, D. S. Thomas,
pastor-11 a. In, preaching service;
0:30 p. mntlunduy school; 7 p. 111.,
Christian Endeavor meeting. subject,
The Bulldingel Churnter ll Peter, 1:
1-11; Judo 20: 2]; 8 p. 111., preaching
norvlcc. Thursday evening, prayer
meeting. Friday evening. Young
Men's Lyceum. .
EPISCOPAL
Trinity .Itlpiscopul Church, West
street. out! lt‘ulriicld overtook—8 a. 111.,
Holy Communion: 10:30 a. m., morn-
Iu‘g ptpytlr and Ht’l'lllOl’l. Rev. E. J.
Kroft. rector of St. Timothy‘s Chtuch,
,Mtlstilllotl, Ohio, will be In charge of
‘ihtl serviced. , . ,.
Sb. Paul‘s Church, .lluv. Wentytni
Smith, rector, 8th Sunday. after 'lTrinl.
tar—4:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion;
I0:80 u. 111., morning prayer lutd Hill"
men; 12 m., Sundut tit-boot and Bi"
lilo classes; 7:30 p. m.. evottsong ttnd
sermon. Atllto evonsong sermon the
,liev. b}. .l. (troll will ttgliin be the spe-
cial preacher.
ill toilet/o Mr. (ll'ult-uguln in the pub
pit. The choir Sunday morning and
ovonln will be entirely volunteer. Uli-
’vlti Po lard; will be. the organist. (in
Thursday evening the Rev. E. .l. Croft
will give u shakcspeureuu ontortttln-
merit M. 8 p. m. ill the. chapel rooms on
llarltoloy street. with. Graft In well
known for his rendering frotu Shaken-
pearo. llo wlll ttluo recite the lluvcu
and give the lite utory of l’oe on do
pltttcd in this lutnuus poem. 011 Fri-
dtly afternoon. lduniy servlro til 4
p, up i
ADVENT CHRISYIAN-
Advent (‘hrlstlun Church. Vim thnt
hit-eel. Fluid Norwalk—fl‘he pastor.
Rein .l. W. Imvls, will preach tit 10:30
and at 7:30 p. ‘tn. Sunday school at
Ill nl.; Loyal Workertt' meeting nt.
6:15 p. tn.; mun cert-lee at 7:15 p. m.
Evening Sermon at 7:30.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter's German Lutheran Mis-
sion- (limpet, North Main street. ltov.
:Kul'l ltrotznuuul, interior—macrvlco. with
sermon by the pastor, 7:30 p. in. The
‘pnotur will prettoh his tui‘owoll sermon
*Sunday, August 27.
CHRIBTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First. Uilt‘iuilun Science Society,
‘NorwnIk-«dtcuulur Suntluy unrvlco at
tho Itoudlug Room. Masonic building,
subject, Sundlty, August lllth. "Mind."
Testimony liteoting. Wednesduy. 8 p.
in. To both nervltion‘tho public In
‘tiordiltily Invited. Reading room open
‘to the public each week titty from 2
to 5 p. nt.
PLIASANTLY EFFECTIVE.
Never ill the way, .no trouble to car-
ry, easy to mite, Ioaaunt and never
falling In results iira DoWltt’s Little
‘lllbrly Rteern. These famous little
‘ptllli are u t-ortnlll gubrmittie airliner
,iloutllichti, blillmntueliu, torpld ‘ liver end
'llil of the ills reuniting front conuitptv
lion. 'l‘hoy touted. tillti ulronlllhllll the
‘Ilvoru Cure .lnuudlcm Sold by The
’Cllflortl l’hurmloy. ”
burrs “Amer umou PACIFIC.
W... .
Twelv. Hundred. Which Amount to
0000.000 to In Brought.
i .BAN FRANCISCO. Atltlnllt 12.—~
Twclvr» hundred tittito' Involving a pen-
‘nitv of from $100 to $000 In each case.
or n toiui mnxlh’tllm oil lines of Ititlti,‘
000 are It) be broultht liltinrlt the. Ball.
diam mute. Saute li‘o. onion Poet-
Ilc. and other Wogtoru woods for viola-
tion of the “that ed 2.8 hour law pro-
viding for the: lunatic» Ihitimcnt oi
cattle. it In pt tho institutes of the
‘flwi‘fllnl’y oi ugrlcultuve that. thin llt.I~
ligation bolt bountu
,itooornl and thotrlllill will soon he
‘oommbncod by the vitriolic mum
Stump diatrlctJttornoyti. . -. 1:
‘ The law under which this Wholesale
coins in to balloon hat Manon" the
lotttlttn hookn nlnqo 13,73». ill“ tile. fl“:
“i given it ninth
4.0??th and atti’l motion-tinned. . ,,
.7 return“, rail. 00 i
tronnporuus maid
another to unto
they haVo been
hours. toad 41nd» iii
ii. not live
them a root. to! lib], ‘ it”
no hour».
I
g --.-;
“ ’nyfi k ‘ .
it. well
Pots ntllthtlt '
was, not! luthouriunvthen the kidneys. .
3 ill
tf’ui’ehid
South itérw‘alk" Collaregtttiouulv— ‘
‘ coud‘
,S‘oro obligaol, a. tittpply..
Those who heurd Mr. ,
Crntt will realize what u plounure It ~
by the ottornoltr
nib f . ,
.. " r 1‘11
tt' titanic or 13:“ it
7A t.‘ "a ,
man can. be healthy
plays are sick.
no well bro retained in the‘body when
it 0,: hidneyn areplck. Kidneys and
udder got ilttlttnted and swollen.
‘twarby and somottmoa, pp
This lit tho two amino o‘i‘fip ,7
down pains, Itiliionctpi. ‘ ‘
who. ate. ’Urt .511‘09933‘3. .
as he incline, duty 5 is
nervoiizrioiltillhtl igliy‘llwllgg , f “t
WWW! ”it‘llf‘mxtrtid t,
. llai 9 $1in
tun trauma illuminant; locket -he- . .1
ttd nothing to give me pyro-
lief; tint it: toppled lhfill'rnoflll'l! Money,
Pub: in gilt help, the, oven 1 they
«titln'téoure. ‘lweut turbine '3 «true
, lwuwmt
d gunpoint . Doull'a Kidney P ll
dlupoucd of the that attack. The
backache and suffering were a. thing
of the pusL',‘ , . .
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. lt‘ostor-MIlburn 00.... Buffalo,
N. Y.. sole, usable for
Statin- . ,
Remember the name—Doun’av—and
tulle no other. “ '
MENAGERIE MEN FEAR ELE-
PHA
Circu: Employee! Call Them the Most
‘Treachorouo‘ of All Animals.
“Perhaps the bloat dungerous, con-
stantly dangerous, business, In the
world Is the one into which i have
been tonscd~the business of elephant
man with a. circus,” said 8. nlettagerie
employee.
‘ “There Is ll. constant demand for
'00“ mon,‘ and few will accept the pt»
business by accident, and, showing
"talent or reckless disregard for cruise.
nuances, mode a success in handling
the animals, and have since been
classed as ‘bull mon.‘ and offered that
‘Job and no other. '
"Despite the perils, the constant
lztttllon that. death is near, probably
not tut elephant man in the world to-
‘dny would leave his calling. It has tl
'llu‘cper btwotuos attached to the grant.
bruteu tlutt tremble at his word one
instant. and tho next may tttrn upon
him and trample him.
"Gtxid elephant mun command good
.—
.a
any.
"Most. of them live in ti, state of
eotttttuut wutchlnlnous, reuniting the
treacherous nature of the ltrutes. and
those who do not realize this sooner
or Inter are trampled or buried to
dumb.
’I‘he elophano in the most treacher.
one. moody, changeable unlmal In a
incontrorle. They are twice as danger-
ous mi tutors, limits or hours. The men
are forced to watch closely and cure-
,iuliy while they are lit the. cages with
them. bill that butts only a short time.
,"\Ve 'bult men' live with our giant
pots, sleep near them. ride them, order
them lluound. enter with them into
closed (llll‘ll for long rides. We, are not
afraid of them. Before many years
.we become futnlteto‘. We expect them
to kill us some dny, but hope It ntny
not b0 soon. just, as the ordinary citi‘
zon expel-to death some day.
“'l‘rulncrti testify that the elephant
brain works nearer like that of a htt-
tnnn being than the. brain of any other
unlluul. The moods and tempers of
the big lil'lllBEl cilantro suddenly. The
“Whalilt‘i‘, it hard night's ride on the.
cure, it. bruised font. may turn the boat
trendy to strike and murder in‘nu In-
‘Hhflnl. But these moods putts quickly.
The great danger is when-tut elephant
in just turning Into u rogue. Every
elephant turns rogue sooner or later.
turd they never recover. They may lie
tractable for a time ,nftor quietlntt
down, but the attack will return and
tthen probably a trooper will be Iiillotl.
The female elephouta turn rogues our-
llerond bro more violent than the
mules. tutti. the females are more dun-
geronu in ordinary times.
"Mennonite. form great, attuchtuents
for certain men a d.bittorhatrcd of
others. a hatred tot. mean: murder
when the opportunity arrives. But
.tho love. of on olephuno for lit! keep-
t‘t‘ will not. deter it. from killing hint
when the outbreak names. . .
“'l‘hero won one llouirluuo elephant
who truvoled wlth a room of circuit":
under different millil'tl. and was Ilnull
executed, who loved one man. it Men
i0! mine. up uovcr maiden loved him.
Elbe would do anything for htm. Ito
drunk. She enroll for him Ind drovh
near when he wuti drunk and union
under her foot. its well dlubhur
took tho elephant. No one olltl both!
axis to handle bar, the owner: at tho
it ow understood that to diatom!
hlm.wu to lose the bent, and mttly
alto became hill. property. But nits. in
browning the delicate reptile "mot .
iiiamw 383m ctlt uhduhlllel
untrue. emu! ‘ra .0110,
tur when the fltldilqiipmnp will. not
0” {0’1le or '01:. ,vt “lit ,gtgll you ;.
at... All it: warm ,- .5 ‘
Mrl.‘C.(}unil‘lllz, lvi’ tz‘vnliilllstlent’.
says: “I but wollup lnryours, and
like it grout, but, oltl , )l l lid ,
trouble with niy iiian'eyiivmiw I211; ‘
the United ,
sltton. and most of tin fell into the ‘
'watrhftlltmsu, the half—eonuclotts real '-
fnitctnntlntt or a strange kind. and the ,
who bundle the big cats In their cages »
loom several clrcumu. and ouch tttno :
natured elphunt into R perfect brute, '
lilvuy every one who tried to comb ,
one rumpm
b cripple“! it?
the killed one 01
In: 11de the
' . , :~ «moms when“
train the ”militia bommtuld his all:
rte». Ono _ d lmowrobelvoo twp
hundrodmntt notion-o. outta. but
man’ recruit , m
. m. _ Law“ I m
git mzliifln'i’islti'ifio, ’5
1m yum “tum
“film“ m
”1.2in ,‘
trampled him until ho to
.‘
I
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oil from :i‘c greater portion of lie-,regulglr stock.‘ so ii' ;
you have been giving any thought to Furniture come "in ‘
turd let us shop/[yon mute magnificent values. V I . ,
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fl‘ltc quolityrontained in these will please you. Pat-
terns that have soldeli summer at 15c a yard, French
styles, dainty things in pink, blue, and lavender, linen
s'lutles with colored polka dots, a charming collection. I
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The Haberdashery Section With its array of fresh, ;
clean apparel for men is an attractive corner.
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Shirts. cool looking and neat, comfortable Underwear in
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all stvlts to suit all prep, and the latest Neckwcar.
Specials for Saturday.
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Na'nsook Drawers. kneelcngths, 50c. and $1 a pair. ;
lean I)rawers,thc B. V. D. quality, 50¢ a pair. '
Foitlnrd 'I’ies for summer, 19c. 3 for 50¢.
lioys' Madras Blouses, white and colored, 50c. Ages
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Dmnerware. ,
A number of 112 piece sets id‘assorted colors. under-
,rylazcd decorations, which have been $11.88. Special at $8.50.
Mittidock's English Porcelain, 130 pieceswortll $21.00
for $17.09.
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