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0131’ch MEETING Will-334ml. Pa., Oct. 10.~~—The

7 New York Giuita yesterday defeated
- ‘ 1‘. Wool 3“, Fire Company '1“ a picked team of professional players
’unmmuhemyke in Iii-snail Pm um city, 5 to 2
fl, “I "m at 3:15 “ m. WWII“ balltortheGianta.
u of W00 '1“ come up 4“,, He Kept doe hits well scattered. The
the meeting it 1, important that game was called in the seventh in-
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non-ominous“ [1“

many a no this m. We all
make mistakes, and’thinp can‘t oe’
Mood. Wool-lawn”
Saturday‘s and yesterday’s moaned
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rest of that.”

in the We bet evening

for his rank doebioaes Iyers at first

tuners. Thebes use an awful one,
however, as Myers had crossed thoba.‘
ibelore the ball reached Hoblltaoll.

Gainer's hit cost magnates and play-
ers a his son. The National Ontolo-
elon Just had notified the press stand
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Huntington-Stuart,
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The Distincfive Maillor km

“a: fiwmmmymam thisgood
looking and comfortable ling at the price as seen in the
integration A personal inspection is invited.

Scotch Tartan Rugs

Ht whooe'heart is in the Highlands will take great
enjoymentin the famous plaids reproduced.

$0.75
$10.15
Oisis

The “llack‘huh”perl eps the best loved plaid in

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favor of the honesty of baseball. The 9 ' rid tifulle‘vgnialfeod I. cau-
Nationsl League onplrofs deciles 8 'Ma y 825”

was directly in favor of the America m” .Third floor

A Chair of Comfort

Special Value Armchair and Rocker. Solid mahogany
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Helps in th

steps Also it can always be

A“ reliable make, complete with

fluid,

Goa Irons, nickel plated,
metal tolling, hcavy wood ha
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New Fall

Fancy Blouses of cliifion combined with lace

set, very dressy,

Chilton Blouses in dark

e Laundry

‘An Electric Iron heats in a jiffy and it saves many

had at just the right heat.
cord, plug and metal
“.00 and $5.00

complete with 6 ft. of
ndle and metal stand,
Cam

Basement.

Blouses

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or
810.50 to $15.00

colors, to match suits,

brown, blue, red and black over a white foundation,

lace trimmed,

$7.50

Georgette Crepes an'd Crepes de Chinea, some emr
broidered, with insets of lace, others edged with lace.

French Plaid Blouses in

$3.95 to $10.50 .
dark combinations, green

red, blue and gold, plainly made, some “ith silk tie to l:

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l- “mittzwty-twfwmrfbgrz'mflm 81:31:? Kocher, Dw‘h remain in Boston and play it oi! when These chairs, which uill prove the best of style, for com— malch $3 .95 to Slash ‘
: t il _ 1‘3"“ 51 :0 ' ’ Gainer broke up the same. A third fort and endurance, in home living rooms, have full Plain silks . r 6" blue and bromi, $3. 95 f-
,“ Jigs: Ever303°3tgeum WINDY or" HEN DiVlDE C19.“ 1. game in Boston would have draws an. spring seats, and are well made. fThey are the products \ m g e .MM
._"'°u. - CHIC AGO om“ Ill—Months" of“. other $80,000 note. a lull crowd at of one of the best factories, and till guaranteed. Crepe dc Chines' m white and flesh color, also a ..
wde—“m— Chime “grim “a mm“. m Ebbets mold loam expected to draw memo, 21616.06 Iew Forsyth waists, $1. 98 if
no hall clubs will divide a pane or m” 1"“ 375,000. 0 Roll? h 17"” d h 1 h . z ‘ “W } Seeded floor. f}
bASTo R 'A 819.581 as their share of the city gem d it“ ‘3‘"!!! and?“ out at second line quy era Wit spring seats cmere wit cat er . , . i
receipts, it was announced yesterday " n: ° 3"“ ”um“ I» . Ir
h was and m The Purse. exceeds the amount dlvld-Iwrd" a” m" ” am? lW P“ “at ‘7' '53; $11.00, “:59 “d 3:403; d h Hats 01 DiStlnCtlon ;
memv ed in, ml by “.000. new” of ‘3. ed some good plaid. showliig an. 5‘. ~, .. fi tp W} sea in golden on ma ogany . . fl!
' ' Amflm league club. an “an." or can be used it the occasion demands ”i513 “£3 haze?" “mm“ designs, to wear with Tailored Gowns. l i
i the series. will receive so per cent. a" band “I“ bothers him, “WW“ W031i: “fights, saddle-seat, high back very VelVet “Tam" cfiects which are popular with the if
shear—“‘— 0‘ of the total amount. ”1:29:32? 3:1:320‘20‘133 comfortable, $4.75 youthful set. '1 he crowns may be turned or pulled to , 1
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,_ ___ ‘—-.-_-_-.-_—_: du1lnglhesorloa.,lfJake doesn't M Fourth floor. any "'encroyable extent the wearer desires. i u
‘ his batting eye It loan as li Robbie SWK sum“ 0f ham” 1’1“!“ "ll
DELICATESSEN . l :1: ”"8 w ”M " pm” hm" m m ' V ..Chhla “Silk-hat" Sailors which are the very smartest things :
V V the tailored woman can put on her head.
Olson looked hottes- in yeast: . "
We are headquarters for the famous Otto Stahls Smok- ' d” ‘9“ MN" m “mfl‘fli ANBlV Haviland Pattern Tithsns andToques. exclusive models. black wtnh a . !
ed Heats. You are gurdy missing ‘ “at if you have not :’ Elizabeth; 3‘: outlaws: ears. at on One familiar with the graceful flow" spray designs sopcon of color in fancy brand or metallic ornamen .
"id this “‘13- We are fully to serve you with any of the . ‘ w "l ‘ one u them of Havilandmare would not guess that these new dishes Second floor. Cl
{M' 'l .. “ fiaflm‘ amid; a" the in quaint Gentian Blue have come from thatlamous pot—
SMOKED CERVELAT “an" M; “mm“. d J“ thY- The Wild work '5‘“ 8550"le With Strung? Your Window Curtains! Have you seen the display -
GENUINE SKOKED BACON - 3"“ little flowers of genius com, a deeper blue. The ground of Quaker my ‘ ]
FANCY BUILED HAM "in. h" Inde- "rbat bawby has “11- is well covered withtlie'vflowers. Fat little teapots, sugar . b th rd
SMOKED LIVERWURST “W" ””0““! W- "MW howlsand .cmm jugs have half~mai gold handles. There Curt-inf m Pun Qulker Lace y c ya (
H'AM BOLOGNA o... . . “' r- 2"”)“V'” “"3" “1* l.“ nlsht. are individual sets and-separate dishes. ”.00 ‘0 $7.50 . 38¢ t0 $1.50 , ' ‘
:AEAT LOAF ...... .-...... , e: iohhtfirzlrinhztm groin:t | ii“ ideal pattern {or occasions, supper, breakfast or 11) not miss it. Third “00,-. ill. ':
LAM! WK, " an unc eon. .. . . _ ,
SMOKED BONED mm . "u“ be “-1 V“ ‘11 film In“! Ind Tea Sets. 3 pcs., $4.25 Salad Bowl, “.50
NEW YORK pudggmmss. Mk “mm" Breakfast; t,,, ticoo Mayognaise Bowl, gags The latest Collar
‘ i . * ' Muffin Dis , ' Cake late, S: 5 . . . . - .
W‘MF'W‘Pn‘“ Pljflsicl'hlere. soxmo sours THl8=WlEK. Cups and Snub"... { Tea pines, ‘(5) 34.00 ' Whiteflroadcloth or white satilrand broadcloth comi- i
. ' ' ’ ...—_ s“ of 6. $6_°o billed. Wide and deep, very stylish and quite practical ;
' Tonight. A D. Coffees. $5.00 Deal-rt, 33.38 because washable. '
~' A F Beckmann & Co .1191: 1°11” .12..°‘"‘“°‘ “°“‘"°“ “P“ ‘7‘” 3"“ ”d 3“" “’5 w... W cm so m- ., '
: 0 . o m t : , l k: ~ .. "‘"fi' . .
. . y n u e. u ' l Basement. Organdle Collars, roll or flat, late styles, 25 etc. up .
.. GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS 133333300103: $33,?“ m. an... en s t 32 o '
.. . - - - -- i , o , 1.00 o .
.. s3 and s5 wmm St. more... .1... Boston. Where do you keep 5 . 5 .
"M‘ ‘ Johnny Ertle ye. Joe Lynch; Bonny J- Mam “001'- i
.3 \‘olger vs. Young Marino: Jack Dillon your DOllles
. ‘—‘"’ . Sail G , , ‘ . . . . '
1 "30m? 531:; ":7 in Allen There is a sperm] sale of crctonnes covered rolls, in Kayser made Union snits
M l Quebec. ' :lzirrlity colorings. These kccp doilics in perfect condi- for women .
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' nerxhallmck "' Eddie Campl, ml. 18 inch 24 inch 36 inch Medium weight cotton for this time of year; made i
Eddie cum,” and Joe Rem“ "V 25 cu. Special Dealings-Subscription. 59 cts. with French band at neck and armholes. '
4; Jack Tracey. 5:” Po;nt. N. Y. Remember that after January first the price of the Low neck, sleeveless, knee or ankle length. ’
Dave Rum u Frank Cuba“ “a. Designer advances to $1 00. These suits are very satisfactory and well liked be-
riovim R 1 ' M ‘ Our 39°C“! 0“" W at “1“ Old price and includes 3 cause they are reinforced under the arm and other parts
' M 'Thm’ copy of the Fall Fashion Book with coupon for free pat- where extra strain and wear comes. ,-
tern ,,
Battling Levlnslty vs. Billy Miske, - o . ‘
‘ Brooklyn Register now. 1 _ _ $1 00 . .
I: Bouts at Manchester, N. H. , Pattern Section, main floor. ' Mam .floor.
,. Vic Moran vs. Pete Hartley, Law-
... . rence.
Friday. ~ .
Filmer Boyle ve. Tommy Reagan; mm no mo bah Ql ' ll. ‘ l I 5
ii. . Young Sousa vs. Bob Smiley; Tony ‘
,tow bu. lain land) model \‘atlin vs. Young Buckley, and Jimmy pus——
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hlumy vs. Johnny Morris. Comer-
ciul A. C.

Berry Wills vs. Kid Cotton: Jack
Herrick vs. Bat Holmes, New York.
7Benny Ferguson vs. Willie School’-
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ABE i‘I'TELL cosmic IAOK.
She Attell just won’t “stay put.”
Like the maJoI-ity of “retired" boxers.
the love of competition cannot be
stifled in him. He hasolnady tried
the "come back" stunt several times,
but evidently minded to profit by
his experiences. .

He plans-to motor the ring once

venge inlhis heart. The desirow
kindled recently when Joe .Lya’cb

mmds in the Homer Club's ring .is
New York. Abe hadapolnml talk

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IBIE‘I’B AND EVER: MK! UP.
Peace has been declared between.
Col Charles H. Ebbets and Johnny
Even, the Boston “drehnnd.” For
some time relations between the men
have been strained and lbbets boson

more strenuously disciplined ‘ior his
outbreaks on the hold. A mills.
tion was efleotod in Boston on fiat-l
urday, however, and livers has an-
nounced his intention at Will he
can to help the Boone, in enable-
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Accidental death lathe finding
made last night» Coroner ‘Johl ‘1.
menu in the case OI'JNID Jeosup.
or West “Ali! GWLIW, Killed

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RALLY WEEK SERVICE.
we: laws and enthusiastic audience
assembled in the Norwsik l. E.
church, last evening, for the second
day's program or the big rally was
events. .

Last evening's program consistodot
a lecture by theRov. W. '11. locus.
or Calvary x. 1-. ohms. Wyn.

too do ltd-rid.” Rev. lorgan’s all-
drer. was-booed on his own trwvol and
apex-lenses in inland, and was tilled
with .mu‘el instances of the read!
lessen. . '

“thew limousine rally class
Meant 7:6 o’clock. which will be
led by John W Another his
congregation is «posted to be pro
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$843.04.

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CONFIBS RUBBER, GETS

_:rooii3mr Lira Next Day, for
Stroll Fortune.

15an RAPIDS, Mich" Oct. 10.—
Scott‘ilaussoll of Random, Mich.
pleaded guilty in court yesterday to
the sender oi in. mat n. at. John
at Hayfield, N. Y. He was sentenced
to lite imprisonment.

Mane-ell, a'obolisvfl years old com

to Grand Rapids; married her on the
afternoon of Dept. 19, 1914; and killed
her the next The crime was
committed in a, wood two miles rm;
Grand Rapids. lire. St. John's bodyl
was found last'Bundey.

Snail llll of money which lira.

meetings.
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be-waneno-Allonotmuhulaoo
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IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE

Niel-luau Moe, lit-Horned warrant

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ENRAGED COW GORES
80V, TMMPLES MAN

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W. H. Boufovd‘ Seine Beast hm
Home, Throws ‘16—an Will
‘ Recoven
George Ferris. foreman of the old
Read unto on Greenfield Kill. we:
seveiay bruised yesterday in on em
counter with an enraged cow which‘
had attacked his illgumlu sou
Qharles in a posture. maili- son
and W H. Botiford. who was desin
one o! purchasing the cow, entered
the pasture in which it was glaring.”
With them was a pet bull dog, The
edietely made a run for the
cow. This frightened .lier. '
Before 'Botsfortl realised what had
happened the animal had lifted thd
Ferris boy by its harms and tossed‘
him o-diotance clover 12 feet. ’Thq

'tsther made an effort to rescue thd

ladaod was immediately tolled to th‘
united and trampled upon. 'Bots- _
ford grasped the situation and sol-oil
the cow by the horse, paddy tum
in; it on its side Ferris wastahon to
an Bridgeport hospital, when m
released this moral-a. Ir. Redford

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