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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 18, 1909 · page 2

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written dud moroduodd that deal u‘lIt

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without. all is null ill the em
Vyep presentatlhrl or the hunter
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pate seems this nroduction. which
comes to “£0on Theatre on Friday

tulle night Mulch It), may he assured that

"'I no Tlavollns salesman" will fully
come it to expectations and a co

flgél‘l. io‘t‘l “ to painting" odnally on

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“Mdomao

"I‘llo Chorus Lady."
1- . HOY'l‘3s.,. u... 1

Now all...» ins todo‘y M H‘oyt'n
tor runway”? all 3sn‘turdliy ltleiude‘
the great Morrey Bron, in their .‘l‘l‘P'
llnose nevalty. pole haiaonhlrhnd aorol

hallo unwind nMnrlnn.t must teal
addition; .4 "By ne.t he all
who moi eqvtll‘d vIeani tn‘fixs aghut
7mm ‘ ‘lmmmn the sweet

alnserl BemHoiiaoh New. roller shat»
era. and new interesting motion plo-

 

cording to till?
y. The 3Yale ex
ltd and of short
to selentldt- sellool {1,163. 680.

‘ be equipped with a dainty,
to one piece“8tandard” Pop

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on everlatop'poti to consider
doHehttulty convenient It would
a not and cold running Water
, hr dressing chamber. . claw
‘ partment or til-at door toilet
room? ltll presence would” word you
the mum dost-ea or comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices uur

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‘V com IN Alto manna elm

NEW LINE OE

a. lin’a home ‘llibyment
It on‘ his anrr nd fill-*1!“ ‘
'3 or tel

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rent in them ill “eldonle”

that
:cfl‘l‘ley. reputable
Ill 39“”

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‘. otdfy w .
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duct
to the II t or professional Marathon
ltlnnera upon the arrival in New York
of the littlnmer Teutonic on she one
among her pasaetlser‘a Henri saint
ivoa. It young French distance run
nor. Shim Ives In but twenty you‘re In
use. nod has competed In only live to
one and Woo every one or them. in a
Marathon race held under the adept
one 01' the Evening News In the cm
of Edinburgh. Scotland héld iaat De-
oelnher Saint Iv‘ee nniahod In the
that time ore hourtl 44 minutes and
40 seconds.
hlurnthon course Windnor Castle to
the Shepherds bush atndlnln. In. “

lllade by "Johnny" llayen ill the win
hing or the amateur titlel‘ Saint Ives
llhlt hill dye on the no 000 Marathon
Derby to be held April third at the
lioto (Irothtlda, New Yorlt. 3

i'I‘ho Marathon A. c. 6! South Nor
alll held Kapoclnt month; that night
their he‘ndquurte‘re In 0th Main
sleet. it which time the matter or
choosing their present tradition to that
ol the (lid Salvntion Al y hondqual-
t rs on the Washington 3‘ rel-I bridge.
the I) sent club rooms the Inade-
qltle auV a syllinllsiu111,,il1 tgltllttlutlliltttf
e . a; c h‘l‘mlttoe or two. bonniettn
rthllr édrson and tilliiaahioe
an appointed to look llto tel
lllhie ‘inI59l
to he hold

all leport at the no
i g 01‘ l d .,clllh which _ V
litVl-idlly em or thin weir.

Anybody that happened along a...
nneotldtlt turnpike entry this morn-
l a would have wtlnou‘sou

oello’r. the Ideal runner training tor

en's (Birth of Rye. N. Y. Mr Moeller
nil Stamford. and returned

zunt‘ric’k‘. the former moulds
oi Jil‘o‘lt Joh'n'non‘. is out with a
lenient to the reflect that the color-
ed cha‘inplon would he an may mark
for Jun Jenrles

‘ ‘Jann n and Jenrles trove? elected a
33 ‘ to last all
ellg‘lls‘n'tnantn

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tried! cottl‘hlanv

IG ha terrible li‘ theyw
' noel omit

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militia he in to.» light}
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lie run ever the Olympia:

hours 31 minuteu 233 aecdnds n little? V
over 20 minutes taster than the time _

 

William ‘ 3

t. ‘a crash country run of the Young M

.3 Ma HI NHWHQ.
7"? '

Irdhllllerla em. to all .3
Lille-product.” ”one tied

dime
‘ will c-u-e' outgrew ’

,. llle ICIlp. Use it every day lot 11 ‘Illort
lie». all» lelio admonition dam-u 3

 

 

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«innit billin‘iili It»: 3
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Monti? who liddl‘t
sowith a kink

by c G. Lee. at New Haven
Yesterday he kioltdd ii aloha)
willie ntrtlclmlluaf‘l‘

or at. hint-It'd do

, . , h
llshthelght Inglis" 1""th

attains to xiv he.
to show that he i oil‘t ”Gill-3&1!

aouril‘ antistatic Vowel- t.

The Most Eacttlnyl Rama oi the Your
r mutant-Joana" end Raioroeo in
M'kafl‘m'lfi‘ Win
GGON- ‘ ‘ I ’3
Inlathlsilt. l1.“ ll. Nlllfln‘s null r .‘I
Finnegan. two om ornoix players or
the club. both at l 0. came to
gather to the Sotifil
lat
new “I? no
son were overtime hythe area;
of Mr. Nuttlns. in a ' l'yV close finish“.
3 Much ntnll‘aénwnl. out riddled when
the referee and scorers In this g‘nm‘é
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fussed. The point of the luatthln‘i; will
be appreciated by thou who know
Mr. t‘lildesan’oyst Ill.
is in; rapid all rill t~'—-so elem
that occllaionally the hollu jump the
no hate and chlltit‘ ‘oonaiol‘nation and
do sills nmonsrtt th‘e apecthtora. Iloa“
V in the first three Inhlnh‘a.

tl next to the ln‘lVlt Irma; when
lttlns' tied the home at. 105.111
the‘lnst frame lilr. Nuttlng. through a
min by Mr It‘lnhisan. obtained a good

made him victor. The game was wit
needed by the lat-seat audience oi the
tournament. and with the clondtit in-
teréht throughout: The score by
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3 F. J. Finnegan.
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i 3 1:13 tile~aecdnd game 8;. ‘;J. Koch. 7E. ,1
ddteatod Choline II. Pearce, 65 Vbe the .
: .f‘oliomlns 110013013

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333:. tlro one: a
rune nognrtvhl

ROW’ 8 tiling.
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,. and have led a ,veny th‘xztll‘loV life.

‘ hath Vsradtt’nily‘, the

‘ spoke of Theodore Roosevelt and his

. regulation and fair treatment; that the

‘. Ilarriman hue seemed to be in uncel‘u

' iy active and buoyant in spirit». That
3 his rent in the last row weeks has been
beneficial is conceded by hid phy‘liio‘lnnll "
‘3. and attendants but that his. .health ill

, which

pto‘lelou that. beginning Jdnllnryl.

nlllllltea lilr Fillneghn. wVaa somewhdt .

all Wind. Watch “ ‘

n uncured a good lead and hold ‘

bpenlns and secured the live halls that ,

0 02' Q" ‘
mndllnoney it It '

«on!

Thai lle Has Done Enough“

1403 ANGI“LF3..LIII., Mitten ill.”
“Physicians thve wnrned the that 1
toilet step out: they say thdt I halve
done enough. 1 aan sixty one years old
It‘s
contly they told the that they had no

dead a. change in the Valet-re luV my
3. auditions“,
These words were named by 1!
quiman to 11 anapdVl molt yl Hun.
un‘elng lilti , terntl allot; t 'lrelln-

my 3in vislon
nraliroad ho ,V 3
WI Horrtninn nkgld not? it $353 that no.

Wlillid Vglie up IVI‘ nonlrol al‘ Qll‘ile, not
announce all time wile‘n Ile Would be

 
 
 

 

«told with reason, and that her would

cfnnider his health now above all
one.
In the some talk Mr Ilarrlr‘nhn

use ol’ the “big stick" all corporations.

“The former president Vina not ditty
(other to blame." said Mr. Hartlznall.
"although he want too far. The panic
would not have resulted it Roosevelt
had not carried on his prosecution of
the cases usninni the railroads with

 

 
 
 

Mr. liarrlman stilt! that he tailored

trunnporlntlon hues never wanted to
give rebates but. tildt entitling nou-
itlons made it nedenuary. .
‘Raiiroad toldlu'lere novel I ii “I more
stable condition than they lire now."
he sold. “Captlni ahould he‘ deyoted
to development instead or waste and
thlnio unlhlénn‘i‘y when competition
in hunt. dated "
lSlnda he arrived at Pnn‘adena litr

 

tllln henit‘ll. nlthonsii he has lléen fairi‘

natlafartory, and that he has Indde the
[ruins expected in not conceded

‘ one caur POSTAGE llll.l..

WASHINGTON March
cont postage to provided In a hill
RepresentatiVe Bdhnet New
York. has introduced. The nleasulo

 

1910. the rate of poatVnso. on all letters
mailed within the Il‘ulted Status tot
dulnt-ailt' points {handing drop letteltl
thull he one CHI}? per ounce 01 frno
lion “.2

”1....“
Exit in ilsllreo that ll suecertii‘ul [‘lhs

alultlll llllIBI Ve dollouldle of 150
families or ahltbt Th0 [II‘VI “ll-.8,»

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Allthony “ultimo“ mountain-gar
Flank Chum...“ Roaidan Manager
Wm. H. Clone. ......Vlii‘l_ljl§ blro‘ot‘o'r

 

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“ll-none Novelty “melon V.“ “,9.

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tree from t e ncllv’mee Which have '
V churd‘ctdrlzed hill corner, hilt Ito sold .
‘ ‘lhnt he would let so just an “(it no he

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[Ietrlgelhtors V‘
New Modeld for 1909 new teddy

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V Our new stock for this season is mung for lllepcctlon.
and with the new styles 9. much ln‘rgcr and finer haeortmeni
than 111 any pretlous season. Altlloét plie‘itlltire smite 33. is
gluon up to the line of samples end tilted ml: 50’ alrzlnrrcd
that customers can examine IllVéI‘Il without gothg but a {Vow
steps.

There are included this. yellr. cases of Oak, Asi1..and‘
Pitta, with certain l' as of Steel Cases. Linings are at Qpal-
its, Giana. Enameled teal, Gunmen Steel Stone. and Zinc.

Refrigerators with Opalite linings have nickel. «plated
wire shelves. and all metal parts in the provision chamber
are. heavily nickcled. 3

"I‘ll: wellgknowrt Eddy Refrigerator IRIS slnte
shelves which are nlltnys cold and easily kept sanitary

V The “Wlt‘it‘e Frost” is it quite I'ICWIIIIOdCl, ll round Re—
frigerator which sometimes is an advantage becat t: it takes
up but little fiber space It is all white endlnol. l‘i‘tsido and?
out. and has removable racks' m both use and prov‘i‘slon Vellum-
hers There iS no wood 111 the construction of tllis‘, VRcfri‘chlfpeV
tor. 'ille shelter; III the provision chamber revolve; and this.
fact will eunlgie one to bring the article desired in front of
the door not Vbthiml or under anything else. ‘ ‘

“The Jewett. ” “The Stone.” and “'I‘hb All-Steel" have ‘
been added to our lino.

 

 

stone

V Taking :tll togclllcr, styles and sizes, scvchty- ch dltlct—
ent Sample Refrigerators are on our litters, froth willclvtq
ulnkc selections. all kinds from the small citrate tip to tile
argost cases for Large families and hoarding llot‘lScs

Pnces begin? at 3 $4.35

'A‘.“.‘l}5§fil‘5~tl“g Exhibit ‘to‘ w‘llI‘c‘ll all‘htddllhllbd.

 

 

At the Silk Section this Week. “Ruflsatln,” one of the
hamlntflllt‘ahfitllfi Illnt ewr came flout :l loom.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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