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fill liTANA 009m WW”
ey and Skill Onnnoalnnhss L "fifi‘Q"
dealt... with non We: .....".:'.:".‘:.::‘...°.:
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' E 301: a lb.
In: a use this enlist. W- In
20 Stamps Free
lake “I. and’thh- cast he
n-ia and tear Wise 8- in the
olthsserias.”
_’ Umpire Quilter was roundly scored
(or hinrnah decides on lymltilrst,
DI Fill
3. DII'I’RICT “Hilda
91
”flat Side Fire Company will
' *opan media; It the Klondyke
"sing. atlzls. As met-
hportnnos will come up due
,tflmuu it in important um
g! ' and prospective members
GIANTS BEAT WILKEQBARIE.
WILKEBARBI. Pa. Oct. Ill-‘1“
New York Gilli! Yentenlay defeated
a picked team of professional players
in “amend Park, this city, 5 to 2.
Sohw pitched line ball for the Ginnts.
He kept thehite well Merci. The
nuns called in theeeveuh in-
ning on mount of rain. The score by
innings: '
New York ............... 0022 010—5
Wilkesbarre ............. 0110 001—2
Batteries—~8chupp,l§ooher,- Donal»
erty, Earned, Briser.
National League umpire's decision
was directly in (euro! the American
Leagues-n. The bone unawiul one.
however, an Myers had crossed the bag
lbefore the ball reached Hoblitaell.
Gainer’s hit cost magnates and plny~
era a big sum. The National Commis-
sion Just had notified tbspress stand
that in case of a tie the teams would
remain in Boston and play it of! when
Gainer broke up the game. A third
game in Boston would have drawn an.
other “0,000 gate. A full crowd at
Ebbeta Field is not expected to draw
more than "£000.
Jack Barry worked out ausecond
during the before game practim yel-
terday. He took no ounces, butpull-
edfsome good plummmudrlnbfifla
can be used it the occasion demands.
Ills hand still bother- him. 11‘9ku-
, Brooklyn fans are dilinltolnted ever
expected that Chief Bogardus
‘ present to give his help. At
ed. it is expected that at
snty-dve or titty more will be
tonight. Everyone interested
wmov crrv MEN oi'vunE new.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.—lembeleotthe
ChicagoAmerienn and National Less-
ee ball clubs will divide a purse of
$19,531 an their share oi the city series
receipts. it was announced yesterday.
The purse exceeds the amount divid-
. ad last fall by 34,000. Members of the
American League club, the winners of
the series. will receive 60 per cent.
of the total amount:
* i DELICATESSEN'
' 3 We arehendqusrtern for. the famous OtteStahl's Smelt.
hm Youm'sunly- aliasing a treat.“ you have not
total this line. We are ready to serve you with any of the
dllllnil the series. If Jahe doesn't find
‘
will have to send a pinch’hltter in for
hip.
thu's galng‘thnl) he did in Wlfl.
. were ditllcult ones. however.
SMOKED {CERVELAT
GENUINE SMOKED BACON
FANCY BOILED HAM.
SMOKED LIVERWURST
showing his substitute, Harold, Jan-
vrin, has made. “That baby hen pull-
ed 0!: some corklng plays.” said Barry
before leaving for New York last night.
WTBIEDIflGNA «: “i don’t know but the team is strong-
S‘LAMI , T” or with Hal playing at second than it
, ' . 9-. would be it I was all right again and
SMOKED BONED SHOU ERS hack “ second"
NEW. YORK FRANKFH ERS'
. Lowest Market Prices Prevail Here. ‘_
.. We"? .. ‘4. . , ., . i .
A. F. Beckmann 8.. Co.
GROCERS mowmn MERCHANTS
" Blandss Washington St.
soxmowsours THIS W£EK.
Tonight.
Battling Levinsky vs. Gunboat
Smith; Tony Vntlinje Frankie Mack:
Jimmy Gray vs. Nate Siegnl: Kid
Thomas vs. Joe Benton, Armory A. A.,
Boston.
‘ Johnny Ertle vs, Joe Lynch: Benny
Volger vs. Young Merino; Jnck Dillon
vs. Sailor Grande, New York.
. Johnny Lustig vs. Young Allen,
, Quebec.
Matt Brock vs. Eddie Campi, Min
‘ neapolls.
‘, Eddie Clifford and Joe Berman vs
' Jack Tracey, I'iunt's Point, N. Y.
' Wednesday.
lime Kurtz vs, Frank Cnrbone, Ma
ricville. R. l, '
Li
Telephone r405.
Thursday.
Battling Levinsky Vs. Billy Miske,
Brooklyn.
‘ Bouts at Manchester, N. H.
rence.
Friday.
.li‘inney Boyle ve, Tommy Reagan;
a. t
, .
; \‘atlln vs. Young Buckley. and Jimmy
:' liurraLvs. Johnny Morris, Commer-
" ciai A; C. _ .
' Harry Wills vs. Kid Cotton: Jnck
Herrick vs. Bat Holmes, New York.
Benny Ferguson vs. Willie Schnei-
; er, Pottetown, Pa;
oedema... an insc—
‘ ahead.- 3 autism
, J’W-‘r'Bi: Noreen Count-No. 97o
)rmiowbuomieiiumm in...
i.
ll 3 ' lfiyon...hare. commotion
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ABE ATTELL commosaex.
lT w RNlll a. . Abe anon Juno-won't "sts ”
. _ , _, _ y put.
,; ' , ,om m ONE—7°“ Like the majority ot “retired" boxers.
. Vlllmllillmlhezllllloltlorryenrw :' the love of competition cannot - be,
{milled in him. lie-has already tried-
the. “cons-back” stint neveraltimesp,
‘ butv evidently has failed to prom by.
his experiences.
nominate to re-enter the‘ ring once:
Wrath: Vibe. .Comiort.‘
mil» .. Perfect Filling Gown.
var'fiffi‘nnm
venge. inuhis. heart. The- desire-was
kindled recently when Joel-Lynch
stopped his brother‘lllente in seven.
new Bust and Shoulder:
a:fi.,....~*-*‘=em .. .....
1 ,_ up. ~ ul lln In. .
.651 ”ll! cm: emu-"Mica! menus.
3“”: MI! stain-tron the mum a.”
min " our-sol» pursue. Maw.
’ er Charlie Damn. a...
‘ m
pained.» “unused-Jam :
We and variants.” end ~
been in the seventh inning. Collie)“ 2
deolnlon, however. in an mumut in '
,1 Olson looked better in yesttm ‘ ,
Ho batted .500 and took one bill” .
chances in the field. None at then .3
Jack Barry is enthusiastic over the
Vic Mom! vs. Pete Hartley, Law- .
' Young Sousa vs. Bob Smiley: Tony ~'
., h...“ ‘an.a
I
invthalloston hotels inn cm i
y
r
l
favor not the honesty .ot ban-iii fie _
,‘
Daubert’s weak work. with the stick .
his bettingrye it looks as if Robbie V
The Distinctive “7‘3."
“he” hehedthisgood
locket“: m1: Regatthrpyrice asset: in the
illsstrntinn. Aspersnnai inapcccioois invited.
Scotch. Tartan. Rugs
lb whose hm in imthc Highlands W‘dl take great
enjoyment imthe famous plaids reproduced.
Forbes
. 810.15
Hun teen. 810.75
Gordon, extra heavy, «~73
Tarmac: Watch” pcrlaps the best loved plaid in
the world, 810.75
Scotch Plaid! Heavy Wool Robes. Beau-
891» and tifnlly finished.
$12.00 82 .
Third floor.
A Chair of Comfort
Special Value Armchair and kaer. Solid mahogany
with upholstered back and seat of good quality tapestry
in dull verdure pattern.
These chairs, which will prove the best of style, for com—
fort: and endurance, in home living rooms, have full
spring seats, and are well made; They are the products
of one of the bestfactoricn, and fully guaranteed.
Armour. moo
Rocker. 17.00-
Oak Rockers with spring seats-covered with leather,
fine quality. ’ ‘
At‘usephune; $12.50 and $14.00.
Rockers with wood seats in golden oak and mahogany
finish, 'some,‘attrac‘tive colonial designs;
“no m'mm *
Specialholid oak rockers, saddle—seat, high back, very
com'fdrtablc, ' 34-75
. I . Fourth floor.
- ' Chine -
All New-*Ha‘viland Pattern
One.fanfiliir’mrith-thc'greccful flower spray designs
of Haviiand wars would not guess that these new dishes
in -‘queint~ Gendau‘Blue haVei-onic from that famous pot-
tery. Thegmund work is an ashcn blue with strange
little flowers of ,gehtiau- color, a deeper blue. The ground
is well covered with the flowers. Fat little teapots, sugar
bowls and crcain' jugihave halfmiat gold handles. There
are individualised: and/separate dishes.
An ideal ‘pdttern for.occasions, supper, breakfast or
luncheon. '
Tea Sets, 3 pus, “-35 Salad Bowl, $1.50
Breakfast Set, ,1 , Item Mayonnaise Bowl, $1.65
Muffin, Dish; ,"i .. ”.90 Cake Plate, . $3.65
Cupcand Saucers, ‘Tca Plates, (6) $4.00
Set of .6. .oo '
'A. D. Coffees, $5.90 Dessett, $3.38-
Bouillon Cups, $7.50 Bread-and Butter, $2.75
‘ .'r {imi 3377’?" ’" i Basement.
Where do youlteep
' your. Dollies
There is a special sale of crctonncs covered rolls, in
dainty colorings. These keep doilics in perfect COlldl’
tion.
18inch
as cut
36 inch
59 cts.
24 inch
39 cts.
SpeciaLDesigner Subscription. .
Rememberthat after January first the pncc of the
Designer advances to $1.00. .’ .
Our SpeeileKcr is at the old price and includes a
copy of the Fall Fashion Bmk With coupon for free pat-
tcm..
_chistcr now.
Pattern Section, main floor.
CID!»
{send/Ida! ' [a
Helps in the Laundry
A. nsctric Iron heats in a jifiy and it saves many
steps. Also it can always be had at just the right heat.
Audible make, complete with cont, plug and metal
stand,“ $4.00 and $5.00 ,’
(humus. nickel plitcd, complete with 6 ft. of-
metal tubing, heavy wood handle and metal stand,
Basement. 1
New Fall Blouses;
Fancy Blouses of chiffon combined * with lace or
net, vcry dressy, $10.50 to $15.00
Chiffon Blouscs‘in dark colors, to match suits,
broom, blue, red and black over. a. whiter foundation,
lace trimmed, 57-50
Georgette Crepes and Crepes de China, some ems
hroidcrcd, with insets of lace, others edged With lace,
$3.95 to $30.50.
French Plaid Blouses in dark combinations, green;
red, blue and gold, plainly made, some w1th 511k tie to; . ‘1
match, $3.95 to $xo.so ~
Plain silks, in green, blue and brown, $3.95 \'
Crepe dc Chines in white and flesh color, alst‘) 9:. “
I. ‘ '.
luv Forsyth waists,
3-? a? ) Second floor. 1
Hats of Distinction
to wear with Tailored Gowns. “I”
Velvet "Tam" cfiecta which are popular with‘ the 3
youthful set. The crowns may be turned or pulled tom 3‘
any "encroyablc" extent the wearer desu'cs. , t r
StunningSsilon of-ihaticrs' plush. - , ' Ni
, “SW-lint" Salient which are the veryr smartest thing! L: ,
thmtailoncd woman can put on hcrhcad. -
Turbnnn and Toques, exclusive models, black witha l
sopcon of-‘color in fancy braidor metallic ornament. .. .
Second fleet. 7:}
Your Window. Curtains! Have you seen the-display
of Quaker Laces?
' Curtains in pain
$2.00 to 87.50
Do not miss it.
The Latest. Collar.
White Broadcloth or white satin and broadcloth conv- ,
biped. Wide and deep, very stylish and quite practical’
because washable.
White Satin Collars. " 5° 018- “P
Organdie Collars, roll or flat, late styles, 25 etc. up"
i
sit Le b the yard
Q" Esefisiso. l
Third floor. TE '2
- '5.“
Net Fichus, so cts., $1.00 to $2.50 ’
, . ‘ Main floor.
Kayser-made Union Suits
‘ for women . "
Mediumwcight cotton for this time of year; made i
with French band at. neck and armholcs. f
L’ow neck, sleeveless, knee or ankle length. ‘
These suits are very satisfactory and well liked how. 1'
cause they are reinforced under the arm and othcr parts -
where extra strain and wear comes.
$1.00.
Main floor. '
all)? 33.. m; Moth; comm
FINDS STAHfOID'MMI'S:
more. He teeming M‘with're-wi
.. .lheian in the chem oi dohnnlulnm .‘
' Minds int-the Pioneer Club's'ring in erest mvamvsmémwv
‘in-thnheitrhymninutolnsflwm‘ .
owned by.Best-¢;Co.:ott°NoI~cYenh,i
ow to toesvln theepsnge to save endows-«ho. Jenn antihist’flensilm,
‘ Neonovk. Abe bade palatal task
. peniihle it will wear Wily constructed
.: , {pontoon-l3“ ‘ to perimdhot night,» indie was
4 ‘ with. utm'” «whoufi‘
a 1.. , . ; , Intent.» Miss manhunt antebelleu
immune mania
1mm
.me manure-seen as hue-d. m‘mnsers-
hem lento. Indhfltthmbflthntlsnsnn hummus...“ at
FBIBTB AND EVERIMAKE UP.
. Peace has been declared between
Cc)
Evens, the Boston. "hiebnnd'.’
some time relations between the, men
have beenstralned and. Bhbets has on
~. any occasions insisted tbetEVers be'
more strenuously. disciplined 10!: his
outbreaks on the field. A reconclllns
tion was. edected.in..Boeton on Sat-i
linden. however,- “(15.3qu has. ,an.
.mdllll lntentlonptdoinz nihhe
‘cnn..to..heln.the.llnbhl. in.sn.ndvln-
W’WYrm With. RedSoxu.
Lucid-nut. death' is. tho finding
madame. nightbycovonsn --Johnl.
load inch-ludwhsaetenskth'
HALLY‘JWEEK 8ERVICE.
Charles H. Ebbsta end Johnnynssemhlsdin m Net-walk. M)
For
events.
Irish wit.
DBATH cw» AGOWIN‘IAL
sent.
.TM' :wfl , f'
.p A lnraezandeenthusinetlc audience
church, last evening, for the second
darts presume! the hint-ally week
Last evening's’-pvogram consisted oi
a lectursby the Rev. W.‘ lip-Morgen,
of .Calvary M. E. Church..Bmohlyn.
who spoke-tomthevllIWt of PAHYan-
keedn inland." ‘ Rem. Morgan’s ~ ad-
ores". wns bassoon his own travel and
experiences .in Irelandandwas tilled
witn'dollnhflindm'tanses oi the randy
Tom there-wilt b.~l..rdl[_clll§
Macao madame which .will be
ion by «ammonia» Another . big
comma» to expected" to horrifi-
GRIDITOMJIL'E Pl‘l’tTiON.
' Mountainside. who.
venetian basin-z in im Canaan.
havernvflednpetitien- in. theiUinted
Staten mm M210 W
nastiest toss oasis bet be located
trash. “tit sell! that memos when mmmm went
‘ .wmithesellsnsnm
”Whitman!” new“ m~ and- the.
E.
ENRABED£0WAOORIS ‘-
BOY.‘ ,TRAMPCEB ‘MfiN
, —--- 3
W; Hi' BOWMNSelnes-xaeutn on
Home, Thrm ltd-injured Willi :
t- it it. . ‘
George Ferris,‘ foremanzolzthaold
Read estatewtmareentield Hill; was
severely bruised yesterday» in an e!»
countenwltli an enraged cow whicli
had .: attacked; his» lO-yess-oldui son
Charles in a pasture: Furies-hum
and .w; H. a Bantam; who. was desir-
ous-otpurchssinny the. cow, entered
the pasture in..wbich.lt was nosing.
With thinness .petw- bullxMfl'he‘
deg. immedinieipimndseasmiior the
cow. ' This lrightenedher.
hawk Rubber Comps-n1.
$343.04.
New York,
—~»—
OONIISB' MURDER; GET8~
IMPRISONMENT ' FOR‘ .LlFE
Michigan Man, 64; Married m,
hook“ Her Life: Next Dny,.for
SM. Fortune.
GRAND‘RAPIDS. Midis. Oct.'10.¢.‘-
Beott~Mnossell - oi Mnneelonuliiich"
pleaded guilty in court yesterday to
themuldewol Mrs. Annall. St. John
of 'llaytield, 1N: Y! He was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
Mnuseemwho is; 84 you: old con-
teased thnthe lured the aged woman
to Gratfi'finpidst married her on the
sftemooo olefin, 19. 1914; and killed Before BOistord.resliIed.whnt had
her the next day The crime was happenedgtho, animal had-.Jiltedv-tbe
committed in a wood two miles fromgii'erlle-boywy itse diam» nndmtulled
emu Rapids. me. so John's boayuiin a distence atom 12 teetr The
warhead-MM!» lWLMmmeflot-t to months
3" Sandie-nu. 0t m-whbbrlrs. lad natures Wteimtelledtom
ism-Johnson“ was-«be client or wetland trampled upon. M
them. ‘ Mu'mdtlthsmnflm
:. Isussalhawho-o'ntllqestsslny. said them?» thehens. snadnnlltfin.
themwnsfiuseulsme! M..o.. ultimate-ids. Mundane
W'Mhe-mwith th MIMMhl—m
3 number at w.- ihleashjstri-ireleessdtthh-niornIIQ new
menial nudes... “they. menstruating“.
» - “d.“fl . I"
A need several-ant says in the - ~— _ l,
m - 3 Mu I“ Mn. new. in one. ’
Norwalk Chronicler