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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 2, 1914 · page 2

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District Manager
29 Haviland Street

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Arthur Waldron

Dr. J. H. Moiltry

16 So. Main St.’ So Nos-walk

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Valentine 8t Comp-I,

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Repairs-furnished

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Windows and
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Stoves and Rangss

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‘Iot Manner John J. McGraw and

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to on THE courts;

When the Boston Braves line up
a week (tom today in the ilrst some
of the world's series with the Ath-
letics they will carry the well wishes

will have the benefit at his espe- 1
rience with the Machines in two se-
ries. The Braves sheltered the hopes
of the Little Napoleon tor stourth
pennant. but he is rootinx herd for
the National Dengue to accomplish
what it has not done since mos—win
s world's series. .
licGrsw, always a warm admirer
of George Stalllngs and his sponsor
when Owner James E. Gsliney was .
looking tor s manager, was among
the first to congratulate Stelliusl
when the Brsves reached New York
the other night. He extended best
wishes for success and altered to do
anything thst might be at assistance
to the Braves. Manager Stallions
thereupon invited McGrsw to give
I talk to hisrrnen on the ilroposition
they will be losing In the series. The
New York manager promptly agreed
and he will address the Braves just
so he olten addressed his own play-
ers previous to so knportllt game.
He will tell the secrets of his team's
isllure and name the rims snd
weak points or the Machines. 01: the
diamond McGraw will continue t6
furnish stid opposition to keep the
Braves on edge (or the Series. 1

who will lend his experience in the
old at the Braves Christy Mathew-
son. whose wonderful pitching has
stood out so prominently in past
series. will conduct a class oi pitch-
ing. at which he is expected to give
some invaluable advice to the noted
trio—Rudolph. James and Tyler.

bit sad can‘t hit es he has (need
them on occasions when they could
and couldn't. .

 

MUST. PAY spleen PLAYER. '

PITTSP‘IELD, Mess., Oct. 2.—SpIeolI1
Justice James Fallen, 0! District court.
yesterday awarded :1. 000 damages in
lover of Wilfred Genest, of this city,

injuries reectyemm s hassbniitgsme. 1,

“)6 case 1m out of theill’eied’
spiking of Genest by Cufryat diel-
yoke in July .1912. Curry “slums

Genest played with Springddid. In
sliding to second base cancer was

been unable to ping hasehfil

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Deposit a Portion“ m Savings
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has stood contracts with the Red
Sox tor the nest 1.1m moons, and Joe
Wood has fined for 1316. Hoblitsel is
the only molar who has yet. 'to sill:
'hls We to s outset tor the en-
suing you. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

McGraw will not be the only Gisnt “‘

Matty knows whet the Mscltroen con .

Ingainst James Curry of W. to: .

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Savings Bank,

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Tonight the final game or the worm“
series pol tomcat. not tie on-
spicesotcns Knorr, unlicensed in
We him-rd parlors. on Soothlsin
‘reet. Lost owning Butisry and
My, rated 160. defeated Wicks
men-em. mu as. theseore be-
to; 160-185. This evening Donovan and
Taylor will play Buttery and Treadwsy
tor the duel honors. Greet interest is
being shown in tonight’s match.

 

 

 

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FLOUR SALE

East India Tea Co.

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Jones’, Gold Medal
and Pillsburys
Bog with the Following
Combination

Any. or the Brands

Prom. Baking Powder 25c
pore Extract ......

76"

760‘ I

1Listot|

Total $1.21. I

 

Fancy Long Island-

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Potatoes"
Condensed “1“ 5"“ 0'"
Milk .. Hamlet Brssd
.Csinpbell’s Soup, 3 cans 25c‘
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans 25c

Delicious Creamery
Pure ”Lard, lb.

compound ma. lb.
warranted Eggs; dozen '

Graham Floor, 5 lb.

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“Ill Stamps Free with the Following

Butter. lb. 35c
12'4c1 I7
. Inc
nor. 1.

bag 23c

 

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ImOlIVoDiI...‘.3.: .......... ..... ................ 31.55:“.
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IconLemonPiefi’llhg. .... .. . . 19c}
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Extra Stamps With Tess andCoifees 1
IIxoSwmewlfilrmCofiee ...... . ........ 25c
.. tsmkowlfltxlb. Cofi’s'e .. 30c
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The Store Clans» 5 p. to. Bill}?
Except 81111111!ny the closing howls 9 p. in.

. The Matter of WaistS‘
Antimosrym Ready for Immi- s

As iorI Fashions in Waists or Blouses there is no
end to the whimsical fancies that appear, each one a lit—
$18 more laminating thu the one shown before. The de-

sire is to possess every one.

 

There are times when the

average woman could make use oi til SW1“

The materials are satin, and the lovely PUSSY W‘UOW
Cloth, messaline, lace net, Chantilly lace over chiffon. all
in black, white and colors. Also a goodly assortment 0f
white Wash Satins. ‘

White Cocoon Voiles and Marqtnsettes from $1.00 .uP-..
Summer _Waists,I Just a Word

They areall wheelesed out at half price. And .
some wonderful values. 1 ,
.901: the first Sale Price.
Second floor.

Ribbed Corset Covers

Good for this weather.

Made from fine bleached cot-

ton, all models, high, low or Dutch neck, long or Short

sleeves, soc.

Extra sizes, 65 cts.
‘ Main floor.

Warm Garments For Men and Boys

Root’s “Tivoli” Underwear, white or natural, accord-

ing to weight and quality, $1.00 and $1.35 a garment.
“Roars camel's Hsir'Shir-ts,IIIdoub1e breasted, $1.50
Best’s Scarlet Wool Shirts and Dam, $1.75 each.
Heavy Ribbed Underwear. natural celor, so: each .

Outing F'lennel Nightshirts all sizes from 14 to 20
inch inclusive, so ch.

Outing Flannel stmios, extra good grade, $1.50.

Heavy OutingI Flannel,

Boyt’ Nightshnts' ' .
good lengths. so cts.
Main floor, front

Toilet Comforts for EVery Home

Water Bottle deo made of soft cotton eIirlerdown,

pretty shades of blue, pink, gray etc. ., to match bathrobes
if desired, 25 cts

M's Sulphur Cream, a cure for dandruff. and

fine {or the scalp, so do.

Phenol-Sedans, a soothing and. antiseptic lotion for
cats sod bruises, large bottle. 40 etc.

, ‘Almozoin. a complexion jelly recommended for the
skin to remove blemishes,

lie-limb Shaving Cream. 19 cts.

4s m. ‘

Toilet Section.

 

our Fall Suits Are Id” inning

Wide Praise

They are Excepoomlly

 

 

Attractifie Batman: .with
the Exclusive Style that 1
we DISTINCTION sad
the Quality first means
THOROIJGH SATISFAC;
'1“ TION _

I' I,_I $14 98 AND UPwAsn.

Early in the season as it

1 is, our Display of Fall Suits
,is quite . The as-

named-dc
,sortaieot will fire emp‘lified
athesessoaadvanmt
en present
gntmnfimsvcay fashion-tav-
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g , Semi-fitted and strain“
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1 slhowing while the
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WI and circular cli'ej‘c‘ts;

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