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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1916 · page 2

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wits Protest from Martin Jultan.

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, ‘artln Julian, who has n year‘s son:
that with Pierce as- manager, declar-

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Janus hand. and that the claim or;
"m was merely part of a scheme
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a!“ a bout man to a 3250 boxer. and

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propagation. on August 21.

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Values up to $1.50 at
At 25c

mutter assessments

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bed he had advanced Pierce (rotations: and thecontest for the Cedar

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consideration on the side 0! the II-
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the hat. which Idle-e h M
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B" Boston to Providence. Black
barn. “00: to Louisville, Coma.
81.500, option to murchase for $3.-
006.
By New York to New landon.
Rodriguez. 8300.
By Philadelphia to New Won.
Fur-tuna. mo; Fish. ”00; Welaar.
8300; to Providence. Baum";
$300 and Tissue. $300.
“as... tissue.

By Boston to 8081110. Holmes. 3m:
O’Neil. 8800: McDonald. 8300; hill-I.
$300; Wilder. 8300: to WI, Da-
vlne. 8800; to Perth Worth. Johnson.
$300: to Hartford. Kernan. 8300; to
Buflalo. Anderson. 8300; Who-hi
$300: Haley, 8300: to Newark. Short-
on, $300: to Buffalo. Gross. $300; Pan-
nock. 8300.

m Clevehnd to Finland, his“
8300; Kelly. 8300.

8300: to Providence. Yalle. 3800.

By Philadelphia to New Haven.
Bresslcr. to be returned if not dram
ed.

By St. Louis to Portland. Vaughn.
8300; Sotheroa. £300.

 

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Lawn, Flowers and
Vegetables Dur~ ,
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CHECKER EXPERTS AT PLAY.
CEDAR POINT. Ohio. August 11.—

gor Grande and Johnny mm.
‘ New Polo A. C.—llddle Kelly and
loans Fulton. ’

Harlem 8. C.——Vlc Moran and Leo
Johnson.

Tomorrow Night.

Broadway 8. C. (Brboklyn)-—~Wo‘
ler Ilohr and Ralph 0mm.

Pair-moot A. C.—-Tosnary May
and Bill? be Foe.

Washington 8. C.-—Youn¢ Zulu Kid
and Abe Friedman. Prank Carbone and
Soldier Jack Kelsey.

 

 

E .l. lllsely. of Greencsstle. hitch,
and J. R. “Garrison. 0! (files. Ohl0,I
icon the “cooker winners yesterday,I
and with mates» Harrington. oi Whar-
tori. Ohio: stones Splelman. 0! Chi-

mo. Fred )(eNelll'. ol Hillsdale.I

“It! quorum. of Medina. Ohio:

or. n. Boaeaaard, 0i Lorain. Ohio: EarlI

mus. o'l convoy. Ohio: W H. Jones.

of Newport. K!" and Daniel O'Hara,I
‘d’ MM bid. will compete tor;

ash pm 1111.119 llnals oi the Ohio“
checker tournament, today.

On account of a lack of attendance
the/interstate "match for live

Pdlnt trophy, valued at 3250. were

:sa ms press his rights in ms malf‘cslled on yesterday:

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Jill RICE STAYS

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“New roux. august 11 —-Audsuhti

C at to‘ the” film Rice would remain
' as rowing coach at Columbia was set

aside yesterday by Charles Halsted
Manes, chairman oi the University

all amusements with the coach had
been iatisiactoriiy completed. and that
Rice would live up to his contract.
which has mun rim to run. He also
announced oalclally to:- the ilrst‘tlmo
that the committee had decided ‘to

policy other than to have the,sport
controlled by the general ~Athletic As

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Committee on Athletics. who loam a
”a sparring partner. to the tu-Istatement in which he declared that

make no change in Colombia’s rowing

enoiadol. instead 0! by the Columbia , . '
mos; It cleans eat all the pearlé

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DRINK VA BLISS
OF REAL HOT ”HER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
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Sanitary science his of late made
rapid strides with results that are at

untold Messing to humanity. The lat-
est application of its untirlng rt
search is the recomendatlon that it is
as necessary to attend to internal san~
Iitation o! the drains“ system 0! the
human body as itis to the drained
the house.

leel dull and heaVy when we arise.
splitting headache. study from a cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath, acid atolls-
soh. can. instead, feel as fresh as a
Idalsy by opening the elaiees ot the
system each morning and flashing oat
the whole of ties internal new
stagnant matter.

Wynne, whether ailing. sick or
well. should. each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass 01ml, hot
,water with a teaspoon!“ of limestone
phosphateintttonshlmntheatom-
ooh; liver and bowels the previous
day’s lndigestihlo waste. sour bile 90d

 

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poisonus toxins:
sweataninx and purifying the entire

nasal baton putting more
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Bigliehctions mBrass Beds
Aardaafiaatayperoaathasbeeniaadeenthe
afieataekatkeyallbtal Furniture Beds. These
pieces are very attractive and the concession in price

is noticeable {or the fact that metal has advanced in

price 15 to a) per eat. and our reduction is 25 per
cent. from the old prices.

Every Bed is guaranteed the best lacquer and well
made thmufliout.

Colonial m Bell formerly $18.00 now $13.00
Colon-raga with

awinch «p'oata formerly $15.00 now $1135
Satin Finish Didi.

encased lips and caps, formerly $23.50 now $16.50
Same file as~ above with

“celebrate work, formerly $33.00 now $26.50
Model: with 2—inch posts, - formerly $12.00 now 9 950
Colonial Bad. 1 1-4 inch. .

mustn‘top-n‘ils, formerly $34.00 new $06.00
Bod sum posts. .

unsaved trimmings, . formerly $32.00 now $24.50
Plain Continuous Post Bed, formerly $22.50 now ”6.75
Guns-against Bed. with

. very heavy mums, formerly $34.00 now $06.50

Hang. “a...“ Bad, formerly $08.00 now $42.00
Cuttin- Not Bed with ‘

engrai'cd‘jronnd fillers, formerly $48.00 now $36.00
Square P0“ Bede formerly $44.50 now $35.00
Colonial had with formerly $54.00 now $40.00

heavy [mountings ' now $16.00

. .formcrly $31.00
Mud-tines Bed with '
2~inch top rails and ball 7' *

angle corners, formerly $22. 50 now 319. 50

Are You Going Away?
Have you the right Trunk?

One important- Auguat Sale Special is a 40-inch
Wardrobe Trunk. containing four suit hampers, three
large drawers slid a hat box. This Trunk has an extra
heavy canvas cover, is fiber bound and equipped with
the best brass hardware. "It will be a comfort to any
traveler. One will feel safe about his belongings and
not afraid to open the trunk at the journcy's end. Equally
useful to men or women. Style formerly $17.50,

$15.00 this sale.
Suit Cases

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More Striking Reductions)!!-
Bedroom Sets

 
 
 
 
 

Here are most attractive prices on Bedroom Furnl< I
tore, considerably reduced from the original, for clear— '1',
note, as the figures indicate. Only a few days left to pun ;, ;
chase these: _

. Tinned Quartered Oak Set, consisting of Dresser, l'
Chillonier, Toilet Table, Bed. Chair and Rocker, was I I

$158.00.
now SIZE}. 00 ‘1 “VI”

Chinese Grippondale Set, an unusually fine exams .
ple in decorated enamel Set comprises Bed, Dresser, a I
Chitionier, Toilet Table, Chair and Rocker, was .
$207.00

' now $150.00 “ill
.Very appropriate for the guest room. I 1]}

Gabriel Four-poster Set of imitation mah I
Bed. Dresser, Chifl‘onicr, Toilet Table, Chair and q
er, was $115.00

110‘" 892.00 - -. 3

Light Fumed Oak Set. Bed, Dresser, ‘Chlfloniery ‘ V
Toilet Table. An excellent style for cottage 0r bungee I
low, was $123.00, '

_ now $95.00 ' 2?}:

All attractive Set in '

woods, Mahogany. Gold-
Maplc, either including

2:; Eliot Table. A very special
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Quanta-ed Oak or Bird 9
Ed, D'rcsscr.‘Ch'rl‘fdnier
lynluc, up $112.90, for

Ivory Enamel Set confining of Bed, Dresser, Chif<
fonier and Desk. A well constructed set and beautifully
finished. V cry appropriate for a young girl’ 5 room. Was
$17000.

‘ now $135.00 I .- fr
Vacuum Sweepers

A very handy combination of carpet sweeper. and
vacuum cleaner, which any housclrecpin woman will
appreciate. Easy running and is cspcmally good for caru
pets and rugs.

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Leather Traveling Bags

Erma good quality with steel #1111123.me loclEs and
catches, in genuine walrus, crepe grain and cowhide, lcaths
er lined,

Matting, cloth lined, 24-inch sizedssatsscket. >315 $5.85. span-1. three sizes. . if
Cowhide, 24-inch, straps and catches, $4.15 Basements
You my shop here Every day until six o’clock, - ‘ -

Saturdays included.

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