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tee
or semi—fitted backs.
patch pockets.
The color range includes all
Just Come
tumn wardrobe. lt inclules
orer these. handsome offering
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Men; Idol
lad mines...
* able silks and silk comhimtions
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“Ideal”
That Are Unmatchable
. And, coming as they do at the very outset of the season, they alford a great money saving
F ALL SUIT
These pretty Suits arg very serviceable and have high collars of fur.
Wear Serges and Poplins and the colors are the newest.
Opportunity,
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WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ NEWEST
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TOMORROW
These beautiful Coat are stylish, dressy, splendidly tailored and handsomely lined. The assort-
ment is large and varied Some of the models are built on full dare lines while others have fitted
The all have the clever convsriable collar, which can be worn buttoned up
right close to the neck. or open—«also. novel arrangeiiient of the buttons and some have the new
The materials are handsome tweeds, clever mixtures. homespuus and WIDE WALE Corduroys.
the newest shades. ’ ’
In and Look At These posts.
Priced specially for tomorrow,
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' NEWEST . .
FALL DRESSES
To say that these dresses are positively the heat values a good store can otter. would be putting:
too mildly. They are the newest. prettiest Wt hellish frocks ever turned out by. a master
designer. This beautiful collection embraces “do poet every dress requirement for the Ni-
0.36m and Princess styla in all fashion-
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enuisltely tailored
if \Ol contemplltd buying a dress
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Connecticut Avenue.
TOMORROW AT
The collection embraces .
in box and semi-belted well“. They are Suits worth a good deal more, but we are out to build up . ,
I "flotation as a “FULL-VALUI-GWING” STORI—and, on policy, that of “STYLl—QUALITY— .
LOW PRICES" will soon win as that and pot thh store in the front rank.
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GAIQRIml-l, Mass. on. 8.-—'Har-
word’s football‘ooaches put the var-
. sity ginough another rugged session
yesterday. afternoon, ending with an
hour's herdwscdmmage against the
‘ "'4 Coachdlnghton and
, his ”point-Sr entertained the. players in
the latter building for more than s‘n
hour after Which the session was
transferred to the. Stadium .\ g "
, Prior to scrimmage Contain Malian
‘7 took Rollins. Robinson
stumps-o aisssosnsrtamn
-:end Cant. Malian gaining at will,
and: Laos Curtains eisaasd.
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scrubs started the afternoon's real
work. '
_Tl1‘e'- shake-up or Wednesday was
son piloting the rdgtllars lit quarter.
Person and Blgelow, dropped Wednes-
day, were in good favor‘again, but
Sdhtb‘, left end. was back on the team.
8.inow, Mose Taylor and Burr. the
started the used in these snjne posi-
tions with the varsity yesterday. The
*boys were rather crude and sloWed up
the Seven. When gowen, Wiggin and
Dadmun relieved them, the regulars
braced and quickly made the three
touchdowns of the matinee. .
The big Iorwards ripped wldo holes
0erth the. sornhs line, Dick Kin;
{with King grahbing two tottehdowns'
. signed by Manager McGraw and will
. receive a thorough trial at. Martin
(Joeaodriguonratedasthebostlm
baseman in the Cuban; National
. league. , .
_Msssaguer, who 11 very enthusias-
followed with another 1111th Watch
_ day. Harte, the speedy right wing .
4 being retithdd to the varsity and Wet-
creel; centre trio of the 1918 teanr
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Values
$9.95
The materials are Men's
several models
AT
$9. 95
$9.95
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this season~atop in and look;
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NEW YORK, Oct 8 .«Another prom-
ising youhg Cuban player has been
next/spring, Aotlog (:1 the advice of
sporting writer, MoGraw has secured
tic about the}. abilityotihis protege,
holder and a good hitter,
confident that «the \yOnngster will
make good with a little more experi-
once.
played professional ball for a year. He
shifted to; first» base. Lashwlntee
covering the initial neck for the “9'9
with the Cuban fans.
fielding was a feature of every game
in which he ‘io'ok part. die is sold to
Martians, who covered first base tor
the Havana diode. ' ‘1'
nouns sns Dill ‘
inmnenpon'r: Oct. ‘ densities.
says that Rodriguea ls-»o wonderful.
and he is '
that he will he on hand. He is after
the Springfield franchise. He scouted
for lietroit this Season, but can secure
his release it he decides to become a
magnate. U ' '
the situation in New London. O’Rourke
denies the story of the reported break
with
London club’s position will undoubted-
ly be made known at this meeting. it
was reported in New’London that th)
Whaling City, would ‘wvithdrsw from
the league.
seen here recently and was reported
to be seeking the ‘Bridpeport fran~
chine. He denies this. but admits his
contract as New London manger has
expired.
will again be engaged as the New
London ‘91th
port would be well received aural-k
City tans ndmiro his hustling quali-
ties.
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Minot. so .81
items, of... .240 Mb
Alexander“ .. ....... 187 .979 S
Aims-aw 4 ‘ sss'
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Player and Position. 'Ave. . Ave.
.‘Hooper.r . ...... .243 .275
Scott. or“ ....... .197 .989
Speaker, 41: . ......... .821 .976
Hohlltsel. lb .......... ,282 .986
uwle.lftty....lx..... .292 .950
, Joe Massageer. a prominent Cuban Gardner, lib.
‘Bodriguez is 20 years old and has 4'
first gained fame as o cflcbeifion an .
«missions: ln. Havana. notls‘tdr‘
broke into the Cuban Natlohal league. ,
Browne,” and onichly became an idol : »
His wonderful f ‘
have shown up hotter than Anlando :
bosom. to
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Cody. o .............. .276 .2?"
Shore, p .... ........... .101 .927 :
Averages ........,.. .250‘ .974‘
Another question to be discussed is
Morton F Plant, but the New
Gone M‘cCann has been
it is not probable that he
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Phlsdelphia ..... 90 ‘2 .502
looton .......... as IO .546
Brooklyn ...... .... 72 J26
Chieag ........... 73 so .477
Pittsburgh ....... 78 .1 A74
St. Louis ........ 72 .1 .471
Cincinnati .71 I8 .461
New York ....... GI 83 .464
YEQTERDAY'I REGKTO.
New York 4, Sooton 3. ' l
STANDING OI CLUIS.
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Boston .......... lOl 50 .609
‘ Detroit...” ..100 54 .049 ‘
Chicago . . .03 Cl .604
‘ wao‘hlngt’on ..... IS ‘ 6|“ ' .560
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For Style, Quality and Prices
We Invite Comparison.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits ...... 510 to $35"
Ladies' and Misses’ Coats ...... I ..... ..-‘$4.98 to $30..
Dresses ..35to‘25'
Kan'oahdYoungMen’sSuits 310 to $25 ,
Boye'Suitsastoats.......... ............. v..52,98to/$10 :
Children's Coats .............. 5233:0515
Charge Accounts Opened
Specials For Saturday _
$3.00 Silk and Crepe De Chine Waist: ., ................ $1.93 _
3:950 Ladies' and Misses' Sum. $14.93”
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Patterns
Fashion changes
for ‘he Fall and
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not this seasons
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(Fall Quarterly.)
now on SALE
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Mainly othern-
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Norwalks. Come
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’"er or later, as new things are
Department in The ;
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