We Believe You Ought to
Buy,,,Furs at Mintz’s
BECAUSE
--The reputation of this firm is yehind every piece of fur we sell.
—-0nly huh skins of dependable qualities enter into Hints's furs.
—-—We are interested in Mints’ s furs through their entire lite—as we osnnotaflordlm the risk
of losing a customer for this store by having anything go wrong.
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ance olfers no conclusive prooof and'this being so-Purs should be purchased at a store where
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WI Gum ALL PURE—WHETHER YOU PAY $5 00 FOR A MU?! on $55. 00
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Following the big joint meeting be- GREES’NN'H. Dec. lit—The clam; . _
tween the American and the National of the bell in the tenth round saved it's rnthnr late in the week to nay it but when you pass a Salvation h.
league baseball club owners in (him— .iohnnv Burbs of New York, lrom a my Santa and the ever present ooh-"Do Your Christmas Dropping W
0 last. week. the magnateg have de- knockout at the hands of Walter ' ,4- ~ ,.
parted. until Presldent B. G. Barrow "Young" Edd” 0‘ Greenwich, 1""! if you should happen to owe the Russian Government
of tho International In“, is the only night in a scheduled ten round bout.
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first thing you have to do is to try and. locate the government, an word. ‘ '
visiting baseball Dower there now. Mr. held under the “an?" of the ”9'.” that will very materially increase the sale of those cunning three at. I ,
Barrow has some important businese erotic club ”' Groonmch, I" that m," stamps. 1 I
Plans to discuss with President 8. B. The/bout was witnessed by it Very = ~0— ’
Johnson of the American league. lureo crowd. and Eddv's victor-v was .
h 18 know" Just What ,5 be, m . hailed with delight by the manv sup: Even the stoutest Prohibitionlst has no use for a bonedry turkex.
nod by Mr‘ Borrow b t it i :3 D It} porters of the popular Greenwii'h I 4“ '
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mapper “'lscongln Congressman has bet-n indicted for breaking the army
it would be connected with the Amok
icon league rlext~season. lie is a prac»
tical baseball man rising from the
At the opening of the bout, Eddv's
weight was announced as 133 pounds,
and Burns' as 135. The Connecticut
vice law. This should ail'ord La Follette another opportunity to deno—
the government.
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“players' ranks to the presidency of b i l f t . k 1 ri . . .
one or the biggest of the minor a?" “0:! it some n c: 1:0 :or t loud I}: By the time that the war isms-r the Bureau at Ordnance will pt“
‘lennues. it is reported that 'Mr. Bar- 0 en recourse o e on ' a ' bly know what kind of weapons the army should have to fight with. '
clearly‘outpointed his opponent in ev-
ery round. Burns. who was rather “0"
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By the way, Battling Kunz cicancl nlxht WIN a fairly profitable one to
up quite a l'ltle piece of change at lxunz— Bridgeport Telegram Any-
the Benny Leonardohlc Brown light way it will buy some Thrift stamps
recently in New Hart-n. Run". had
something like 500 beans in his jeans A bright boy, about 18 years 0!
41“" he "am“! 9° bet “‘3‘ Bro“ age is wanted as proof reader in' the
would not stay the ten round. wi h .
the champion While ’there were many “PM“ Sentinel cho. 600d chance
PHILADELPHIA, 15..., Dec. 19.~ror'
the first time in a quarter oi a cen-
tury. the University/bf Pennsvlvania
will not play football on Thanksgiving
day next year. The annual game with
Cornell in 1918 will he plaved on the
Saturday before that nationalholldav.
The football schedule given out last
of Chlc's friends at the ringside Bat m" development
night shows that eight instead of ten
games.will be played next year. The
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iutlon of Georgia Tech for Michigan l
L. which has joined the western corlfer'I
aloe. The Dartmouth game in 1918
will be play‘E‘d in hiladelphia, and the
1919 contest in \‘ew York instead of
1.! Boston. The schedule follows: ,.
at October 5. Franklin and llarshali:
g’ 12.nucknell:19 Swonhmore: 28.
tint-hem in Pittsburgh: Nonmber
3.2. blame; 9, Dartmouth:16.Geos«
sis Tech! 18. Cornell. Two new class-
' es will mm tu the “contract- be-
tween Pennsylvania and the colleges
/~ 1“plan. “WWII!“ the roll-
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Irons ndance on Saturday evening On sohtence 0: guy; 1110:1222", ml” innings; the Chicago White Box. Tris Speaker M
Chr' s’tmas night however the Non- I also received a bonus when he wag.
were on the local
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Tonight will he lightlessniehl in the home of many a family that it a
a young and pretty daughter. lishtles 3 especially in the region of‘the .-
.od with the Boston'Red Sex, possibly
. as. business manager of the club. slow on his feet. assimilated a great
deal of punishment during the course
President 0. Wee hman of the
Chicago NationzIs hadgno important of the battle, and near the. end of the lor.
announcements to make yesterday” final. chapter, was very shaky. During W ,_ _ ,_ —~.-_-.. ._ _ 3»
The club owner. however is still try- "‘9 "m 9“” 0' ‘hfi’mh't 39"“ “0°" ALEXANDER 0F , WAITING FOR sotoleo v01: ~-
ing to put through a deal for a third up! wetlhl “giggly: b:ct:::anT:LII ' PHILLIES IS AFTER NEW YORK, Dec. 18.——Interest ~ ,'
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baseman and outfielder. He. has been Downey of Greenwich frnc lure d the . HIS B ONUQ tors today in the result, or the on
trying to secure infielder Homsby . . a , ,
f hi ht hand in his . ‘ cast, by the soldiers and sailors -L
from the St. Louis Nationals. Fifty index ""5? o s r: ofN w “t" M itch l' M rrl
thousand St. Louis fans have petition-I’mt with Young mine, 9 Grover Cleveland Alexander, the “”5““ e; “‘1 ° '3’!“
.. the m... lame m... ".°"‘- PW m ..l. '0 c... 15:22”; ”5"235..’:'.}Z:‘;35 .1".
meat not to dispose of Hornsbv ' ‘ cage for 850.000. believes that he
EDMUND WALLER, BIKE should nape a bonus if he 0011501118 to head of only 0,129 (“81' III! M
'rival for second place. CW
money was wagered on the In“
Hillquit contest, and in nearly all
as the stakeholders agreed to wait“
the canvas; of the soldier vote.- fl
[one paying the wagers
RIDER, IS IN JAIL K0 to the Cubs. Alexander has told
his friends that in all other deals of
this size. the player usually, shared in
the harvest which was reaped. Alex-
ander points to the case ot'Eddie Col-
lins oflthe Athletics who received a
To PLAY m YONKERS ON SATURJ »
DAY; HERE XMAS. I
The fastvigprwalk. toameill jour—
nor to Yonkers on Satufday evening
lat. which time 'lhey will meet their
old rivals of that city. They will be
captained by Johnnie Murray. in their
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finance. Dec:- 19.—-Edmund Wal-
ler, a veteran bicyclist, who has rId-
den in many endurance races in vari-
ous parts of the country during the
burglary
in the criminal court yesterday We! ’
ler pleaded guilty and told Judge ssc-I The ”‘9 °' “°"""°’ “d “mm"
Goorty that he had my serious tune by the ”New“: National- and the?
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as cyclist wmm his head Ind. sale of mama and Jose Bus
that at times he felt an impulse toi by cm“ MN" I" ”I“ 5" “W
M M to court with to. '9 bis moss in Phllflelplua and theI w. m .
The iiist Norwalk company expects ,sfl: appeared?” "mu '1 a fans ten to withdraw the u? m
folktheeodtyioll. w,- 'WMWICIIE The Quaker
walk will play the fast Knickerbock-
court. and a good
some is anticipated. in the lineup
for the Knickerbocker: it is expect-
tha t there will be McMillan,
Keeley, Smollech, Beckmsn andCrocltc
sold by the Red Sox to Cleveland.
‘to defeat their old rivals the
Five in spite of the fact firm:
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wchesr up! Hillier! m patrl- Alter passing sentenced» Wm”, .
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