$15 Ladies' and
Misses’ Suits
$22 and $25 Ladies’ and Misscs' suits . $1685
price $4.95 to $16.85.
fat? ,1
.jillllll
$9.98
$25, $27, $30tit Suits," no two alike,
$22. and $25 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats
Fur Coats, Plush Coats 8r Astrachan Goats
hold at lost, and Some Below
- During
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0R ING
r
whim...
Suits and Con
this sale of Ladies’
“talk of the town” for
the ‘desired result.
$18 and $20
Suits...
Sale price - - - - - $19.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats
,5 . ,,
b.3333?“ $9.98 iiflsgoi“: $12.
January Clearance
Ladies’ and Misses’
We are bound to make
Misuse? Suits and Cools the
to come. and we are confi-
dent these prices will bring
$12.
- $16.98
The Event that Brings Thousands of
flu
ts’
and ning of it. FIRST, our inflexible rule that no winter
days to be put in the shade.
object of it.
98
, *Dollat‘s
In Savings on Winter Merchandise to the
Reopleof‘l‘his Community, BeginsTomorrowl
The Annual January Clearance Sale, the long—looked~forward-to event, is
now at hand. Two things havebeen uppermost in our mind in the plan-
over, and SECOND, and very important, that last year's
‘A‘ Sweeping Clearance carrying all our winter
stocks before it, anleaving behind a store ready
to receive new, fresh merchandise—That’s the
Sale Begins January 10th and Endslanuary 31th
goods are to be carried ..
sales records are
mad
ings
50
Even our fine Furs must be sacrificed. Process take
Petticoat
Values
That
98
This Sale -
Uan't Be
Beaten
$4-$5 Petticoats $2.98
$3 Petticoats - — $2.19
“Men’s'l’l’omelifs &
' Children'sllain”
5 January Clearance of Dresscs andW‘aists - . . ‘
Profits have been lost sight of entirel in the re- ricin of
these dresses and waists and our , y p g
ing for a fraction of their former
Ladles‘ hilk Afternoon and Evening,..Gowns
. In various styles, plain and draped skirts. black, white,
pink, blue and color combinations,
costs.
values up to $25.00.
Ladies“ and Misscs' Serge Dresses
Dresses after the latset styles in this much favored fab-
ric. plain and draped skirts; values up to $10.00. Bunchcd K)"
gather in one lot for this sale at ................... . $4.95
Plll. l
: THREE wnllLll's
arconos allollnl
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--~Three world's
records, the 120 yards, 200 and 220
yards, were broken last night in the
first swim for the Central Amateur
Athletic. Union championships, first
honors going to tho J..:notu Athletic
club. H. J. B. l-lobnor and Parry Mc-
Gillvray wore the record breakers.
{Hebnor won tho 220 yards ruco ill
2 minutes, 2] seconds; '1'}. W. McGlll-
way, l. .A. (2., second and Ross ‘Stl‘lly-
doy. Northwestern University. third.
The rmor'd was hold by ('3. M. lhlniols,
of Now York. in 2:26 2-0.
Helmet also lowered the 200 yardlr
record to this moo, making the dilly
lance in 2:07 2-6. against (3. llouly'a
fol-mar time of 2:]! 1'5.
Pony Moulllvray won the 100 yards
, race in 50 occlmdu; W. it. Vollburg,
1. IA. (3., unwind; lv‘. llnl'lcao, Chicago
Athletic Asooclutlon, third. Multili-
yray swuln nu‘oxtrn longtll of tho
tank, golnp; 120 yurdll in Hill 2-0, low-
ering DnnioIll' record of 1:10.
Perry mutilvrlty nluo'xwon the 080
yards swim in 12:32; Vollburg not»
and. and J. lit. Woodll. Northwestern
, University, third.
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BANDBMAN BLAKE GETB
‘ MAYO" WITH CAR-PENTIER
coupon, luu. Sir—til light has been ‘0
trudged betwooh lllundouman Bluko.
the much chumplon mlddlowolght,
and Georges (:orpolltior, the French
‘r Which, for $2.000 a Hldo and a
purse of! 310.000. Bloke defeated "tho
blxlo Kid,” the American pnglullt, m
o ammo bout In hondon, Jun.
my .1. Monitor hi hill hull light.
which look vitae at London, on Do-
camber ll, knocked out :llombnrdlor
mulls in one round.
‘ mnrmuu twang ANKLE.
. ”mm, Jan. 9.-~Tho White
M In! ohms wont clown innings to
mom naturally before the Now
when won, t to a. The Victorian
Winn m but to the White Box,
alto ll, in anomal- unto. The Amor-
M new Inn-tor m «to tho
' film math: ‘wlll limp the root
fly nmdthe world. who
filo m a drive into 1' double
v,”
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JOHNSON-WOOD " '.
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‘TllllII OOWII OFFER:
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(lli’l‘tlAGO, Jan. 9.~»’Walter John-l
son, the famous Washington pitcher,I
has refused an offer of a salary of $30.3
000 for three yours and a bonus of3
“0.000, made by Jon Tinker, mun-
ugor of the Chicago Federal rllougllei
team. Tlnlmv announced yesterdayd
Johnson sold “he was sorry, but had‘
already signed with Washington and
would not jump his contract.”
A similar offer was lundo'to .loo
Wood, the Boston American ltchor.
but he also declined becauao he had.
already aignod up with lilotonm. E
“King“ cola, who gained fame as a!
mombor of the Cubs-pitching atoll mi
1001, and who ‘wns dmftod by tho’
Now York Americans from Columbia, for trial
last fall. was signed yesterday
Manager Tinker.
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GIANTS DOWN WHITE 80X
l' m ovchan couresr
l MEIJBOU‘RNE, Australia. Jan. 9.~-
‘Tlm New York National League (Manta
yesterday dofoatod the Chicago Amor-
loan league Whlto roux. 4 to 3. in an
olovondnnlng game.
The; ‘(llllcugo team, in a game
oxalnllt a Victorian nine, won by 10
3. The American visitors nftor»
ward proceeded to Adelaide.
W
TOM KENNEDY AGAIN.
’l‘om Konnody, considered onc ofthn
cloverollt his follows that ever stop-
ood in the ring, is going to on: again.
Ilia has been matched to moot AI
McClooltey, at Brian’s Gymnasium.
New York. on Tuesday evening. Jun-
ultry 20. Tom hall been training for
'aevml malls in view of attempting
’to come back. and he promises to he
in tip-top chaps. .
GIAN‘rit eluN Rosa.
NEW YORK. Jun. 9,—40hlrlou Road.
the Tom League pitcher, acquired
but. all by “:0le York Aurel-loam-
ltmue club, today signed a contract
with but dictator 1914. : , ,
prettiest models are now go-
,froo‘tllrow. Anthony loaned live has”
by watch and chain w
'mul'o permission. but he denied all would aolllo lllu rllllroad “real this
. n. a. musical ammo-cull
at infielder, who m m by, the
New mu ding-loan new
on mm our words ‘
$2.50 Petticoats $1.98 Coats
\.
Sweaters for Men
. Women and Chil-
dren ~— Reduced
To be cleared out at
’jr'once.
WW». m.-.”
x Buy .Now ”End!
on
Sale $1.50 Sweaters 980 __ ,
$2.50 Sweaters .. SLQS Have It
$3.50 Sweaters $2.25 ‘ *1
$5 and $6 Sweaters $3.98
$7-5o.Sweaters $5.98
b Charged
ula’ltgmflmsggw:ll’llllsll Pins 0‘ .
' lulu lulu at
No Word tribal Mike Gibbons,
but He is Expectedlo
Arrive Today
BRIIIXHEPORT. .llln. 0.~l’illylng an
improved game over that put uh,
against. the llluo Ribbons, Tuesday
night. the Ramblers defeated tho-Sixth
Company Militia. of Norwalk. in tho
Slrott’ord Auditorium, that night, by :l'
score of 54 to ill, Stork was ill excep~
lionally good form, coping eight bus-I '
hots. besides counting ll point from ll‘
l
A forfeit of $250 to guarantco 162
pounds at tho ringside was posted by
Bob MoAIllutor's nummr yesterday
on part of tho agreement governing
the bout with Mike Gibbons, of St.
'palll, in Madison square Garden. New
CHARGED WITH THEFT IN DAN' York, Monday night. Manager Gibson
BURY. had not heard from Gibbons up to a
DANHURY. .l‘nn. 9.~Chnrged with late hour hull night, but he sold that
the theft of $400 in money and a gold Mike was expected to arrive hero this
watch and Alain, the property 0f JOH' morning to finish training at tho Now
cph lBuznld, a foreman in the Mouth you, A. p, ‘ , . l
can llattcrll' and d‘urrlern' Corporal "Gibbonfl is all right," mild Glbmn,
tlon. Mohamed Jamal is being held "for be wired an acceptance of «the
tomorrow morning. The club’s terms Tuesday night and asked
em found in 3““ for transportation. I replied that we
hats. and Heig, Flood and little thrce
each. in thc pl‘cllmlnury game the
Ramblers, .lrll., hosted the Reserves.
20 to i2. .
W.m-w.- -wm
knowledge of the money.
icml of tho lino. I am anxlonn to get
‘m hold ol‘ Ilia forfeit, for than cverYthlnl;
CARIBCH WlTH NAPB. will be settled."
‘M'WNWI'OU'Sl Minn, Jun. 9"" 'Wllllam Nuwmnll, who has trained
Fred Carlson, number for tho (llcvo‘mbbom for all of his bouts in thin
lllnd American morgue handball team, city, unld that Mike would not weigh
who ‘5 Vlflmnfi “Em. “013 today he mom than 162 pounds in the ring, but.
. 0....-- “-“—
would vltw with “New“ “ext Swillawmau added that in his opinion .
am. having today refused M‘olbbouu would win onully.
offer from lhfl Konsnh City ivlidlll‘lli‘ “Mikfi Wilt} m ”0,0,“ the 'MGGODI‘IN
WNW" 0‘“ bout a year alto last tall and he fell on
to 140 pound». Ho are eight 9011th
to MoGoorty on malocclusion, and yet
he wasn‘t badly beaten. ‘lio will both
prllno shape for Modulator, however.
and fl. difference of too pound: will outF
no loo. it‘s been paid that Gibbons
cannot hit a pig follow llltoMcAllistor.
but he had no trouble stopping Frank
Perron. K. 0. Brennan and Wild ‘0“
Ferns." {
Dal Hawkins, once a, loading, light-
wolxht, after watching Modulator in
action up in Wontchaotor, yesterday.
doolarod that if the Californian could
hit lllro the late ‘StnmoyKotchol. he'
could but any houyywoikht in tho
worldn ‘MoAlllatcr,3by the way. other:
my questions shout.“ thborlll' rill!
.....,.,WM..
BOUTB FOR THE WEEK.
an...
aw
‘ Tonight.
Patsy Dohnoca Vll.
Blddoford.
Willie landlord Vs. 'l‘om Columnn,‘
Pltlbliold. l
,3. Wills vs. Kid Cotton, Now Or-
loann. ‘
Patsy Kline VI. Jimmy Dolley, hid
Collins vs. Joe Farmer and Butler Clo
hill vs. Young Rooney. New York.
Illll Fleming,
HARTFORD-MAN SUIOlDEO.
WNGFPON, Jan lawlmward
ll. Finn, Mali alunlt 42, committed out»
clue this morning, by cutting hill
throat with it jackknll'o. Hound been
suffering commotion 'wlttl nervous
trouble. no. um found new :ln bed.’
lull! nothing ‘06 rear, thpt Gibbons “was
ll defensive boiler and didn’t
‘w-r l
Rich Warm Furs, WeMust Say Good Bye to You
‘ Sale price
Smoking Coats,
methods. Hawkins gold hint that he, -
a drap, almost ridiculous.
$20.
$3.50 Fonts, sizes 4 to
January Clearance
Sale of Men’s, E
Youths' and lioys’
Here’s the great chance
of the year for men to get
stylish, dependable, “union
Trousers at wonderful sav-
$15.00 Men’s Suits and UV:
$16.50 and $18.00 Men
IS “Yam?“ $12.98
$22 and $25 Men’s Suits and Overcoats $1 5 85
$3 Boys’ Heavy
Coats, Sale price
Clothing
c” Suits, Overcoats and
All our suits and
overcoats are now marked
for clearance at the deepest price~cuts we have ever made.
Sale price
Sale price
Sale price
Boys' Suits and
SIZES 4 T0
moats,
$1.98 $315.83; 3332:“
$6 and $7;‘Boys' Overcoats, Sale price — - $4.48
‘1
ii 9.98 l
Overcoats
$2.98
£16133 $2.98
$5 an. $6 Coats
"sizes‘l to 14
$3.98
“ attaches,
[can stay here no longer.
The p ices it: al reduced.
lmuLto take place, llcro‘ the latter part
of this month.
Word comes from tho coast
Willlo l‘itc‘llle, if ho beats ’l‘olnmy
Murphy, on January :33, will agree to
box Joe Rivera ou Washington‘s Birth-
day at either Vernon or San Francisco.
llllll
- Rivers ‘2 5 been ankcd’to consider of~
; fers from Mchrcy and t‘lol’froth.
'cltio is a ill to ti favorite over
Rit—
Mur-
plly.
Jimmy Coffey, the only lnllluu boxer,
do the pluiesalon. will moot. Ray (tamp-
.hell, o. (lulll'ornlu lightweight. in the.
. tomorrow
‘lirookl y n
with
in
star bout at the Irving A. (1.
night. Many Allen, the
featherweight, will crux-ll; arms
Bobby Reynolds, of l'hllndelphla,
the noun-final.
STRANGE HORSE IN SIGSWAY
STABLES.
linlwlvrl Slgawuy, of 21 Day street
was surprised lust. night to find a
strange horse in our of his awhile.
Soul one had put it thorn, but he told
police he did not lmow who it could
lmfvo 010ml. Officer Robert A. Gallo
or was put upon the case and he has
discovered that the owner of the horse
left it in charge of Max Epstein
hero.
MW...“
BIO BOXING BOUT.
The National n. C. has arranged to
run the biggest boxing exhibition cvor
held In this city on Tuesday, January
27th. at Roodner'n Drcamland Hall.
There will be coating accommodations
for 1,500 pooplo. Matchmaker Harry
J. Smith, Jr., hull secured Young Mo
Auliffo. o! lmldvoport, to spur ten
rounds with a nmholallll partner,
DREW'B RUNNING ASIL‘ITY.
Howard Drew deserves the greatest,
praise for ‘hlrl wonderful
achievements when it is taken into
consideration that he works hard
every day on ll porter.
It certainly hurts ‘excruclatinxly to
imagine any porter working really
hard. the careful. mow, or the union
will not attor- you. '
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HOGAN AND GALLANT'SIGN.
,"Ono Round" Hogan has signal! for
three bouts. January mills mm moot
Gilbert (Bailout. or colon, lnpsulc mills.
in ‘. hyphwooqutor ho wilttclls
on 'ronupw. lull, infiltration
’ signing Hallo Wagner and such llllo
running;
Jacoby
Opp, Hoyt's Ingres. Norualk
FEOEML LEAOOE
i
\l‘lmt obncrwrs of the linden-ill
.lcnruc movement would like to know
1; ill whom that organization «into got the
Iyoung blood to keep pace with the
lbiglrpriced veterans it has acquired,
and to round out roams that will put
up as good an article of ball as that
liurllllzllcd hy the National League.
illlllor writers have pointed out that
llilo ll‘cdll have collected it great bunch
{of soc*l~to-be~llas~boens, and they were
right, but until the Feds show signs
lot' balancing their rosters with a gen-
‘crnlly high run of talent, they will still
‘ ho considered more or less minor leng-
ucrish. Joe Tinker is ready to slip,
llhd know» it. Otto Knoboisprobnbly
destined for a your or two longer than
g'l‘lnllel‘. but has not tho makings of n
‘lmrdy perennial of the Wagner and
Lajolc typo. Miner Brown is already
on the down-grade. George lStovull illlfi
passed his heyday. Jimmy Shocknl‘d
is passe. Tommy Leach is one of the
oldest. outlinidcrn ill crlptllvlty, llovinél
begun his cursor with Petersburg, in
1896, in the days wlmntllo earth (was
young, and Joined the Imuinvillc team
in 1899. And those appear to emit!“-
tutu the nucleon around which the
Fella hope to build a whole league,
when it has been admitted freely by
organized mngnateo that there ll; not
onough first-class baseball material in
all this broad land to form two major
leagues of proper strength. Until the
Feds flash 9. list of youngsters who
are improving instead of going back,
their predictions will hotaken with n
grain of salt. They aro‘gottlng them»
selves nothing by the chatter about
relics of ll. bygono age, over) if they are
still great boll playbrn, cannot lac},
long enough to develop capable juven-
iles to talle- their places.
l TYLER spnluos coop one.
i '10th 'Musu, Jon. 9.-Goorlle
Tyler. latthanded pitcher of theolog-
ton Nationals, said yesterday that he
had lieoolvod three otters from the
Federal Magus. Tyler told he would
not leave the «Boston Nationals. but
«would accept the “nurturing/offer of
the Fountain” if he waro‘trade‘d to St.
l
NEEOS YOOIIO OLOOO ,
a :..,l .’ .l‘
rum 8m truths
lull: wrtl‘isnrlsrlrn
m 4‘,
Duvid 1.. Fultz, president nt‘ tlv-
Bulloball Playol‘s' Fraternity. al'rlvcl'.
in New York. ycstorday morning. l‘l‘ol'v.
Cincinnati, being' well satisfied with
the result of the conference with the,
National Commission and the natiom.)
board. Fultz said that‘wbilo organized
baseball had not granted as many rt
the fraternity's twenty demands as be
had expected, the players were pleat:-
cd with the general result.
NEEDS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE.
A sport writer in setting forth what
the American League needs most. lor
the season of 1914, says, among other
things. that the St. Louis Browns now
"u catcher, a right-handed pitcher, a
first baseman, uaocond sucker, ll Sillll'lv
atop and an outfielder or two.” mu»
orwlno, the club is all right.
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all" ll lll lllill's
llllllls llllll
ll Gross, :Favoriah, Constipateu,
Give calllorllia Syrup ot Fills
Look at tho lohflllf‘, mother! ll con:
ed, it in a sure sign that your lillu
ono'u stomach, liver and bowls "PM
a. gentle. thorough clcmlalug at mum.
When pecvhlh, croua. listless, pols.
doellh’t sleep, doesn‘t out or not mum
ally, or in (ovarian, stomach non;
breath bad; halt atomnchnchc. hill"
throat, diarrhoea, lull of cold, gm: u
tonspoonful of “Callto‘rnln Syrup H‘
Figs," and in a low hOlll‘B all the tow,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of but
little bowels without grilling, and you
have a well, playful t‘hiid again,
You needn‘t coax atoll children to
take this harmless "fruit laxative,"
they love its delicious tunic; lmd it” al-
wnyo makes them feel splendid.
Ask your drugglllt for ll flu-cont hot»
tip of "California Syrup 0! Film.”
which has directions fol-babies, child
roll of all uses and for grownups
plainly on thebottlo: Howard 0! noun. «
terlollu noldahero. Etta he. run! you not
the ccnulneynak to nod that it ti moo , l
by "ammo rm downtime: '
output it: turnout
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