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k'able comfort, Bonsai-”d corsets have one nukpse m 4' '
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IMIndao satisfactorythatit’snotataalo W “W“
1mg new Spring models, view th‘eset‘s " B ’3“? there is 8 difference!
Elight'oilgmnmdel, low, host, medium length, Vlverytahelasbeenrainproofed by a prooem
EMS fleshtint,$2.50 - we..— :th that makestheclothturn raindrops aside without
Eflyerage—figure type, medium or low b'ust, ela's- sheeting “W 0""th one “hm ‘ ’
insertat bottom-$2 75 “' em h!" ‘ K Hood new styles; cut so they fit trimly at shoul-
Speci'alvery-Iaw-bust'moael gamma-om do: and drape attractively, tailort d well; with clever
nth-length hip, elastic insert—$3.50 its??? WEE lining.
Blight-figure modek wih medium Bust and hipiI V Dandy coats for wear when motoring; because
Especial heavy-figun models will yes}, tag hip, .liglit' weight though of comforting warmth.
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glFiudr and varied models, south and liroc‘ade‘r
£6.50 and to $12. 50
--,. Second floor. ’
ld be $15 or $18.
~; Base are abnormal times. The clothing eitua‘.
tfioll' ismuddlod at: certain. Nobody knows what
3 Some fine , .52.. Whitehall“ “P ‘°° ”gig;
ShirtS'"$3 &. $2.50 W. mun door. n... ' ' m...
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‘ I [lust a few smart new soft shirts from the Yorke
_ ofspemlqualityandheauty, . Inflatlg l
IEHsndsome stripes; not a whole raft of any, sort.
No Sires; you’ll not not half a dam other
pa within a block wearing shirt like your own,—
you pick from this little lot. .-
Beauties. fine Quality,.-$3 and $2. 50.
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Black milirej
silk skirts s z
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till, we are all glad it does.
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skirtsofblacksilkmoire. 2’
‘7‘ How enjoyable they wage, when last the model
Whatflne service theygave. How witheyretained
. their lines. Wasn’t their firm fn'bnie'a delight! 9"
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'and goo'dfquality at prices of. extra attraction.
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gle bed, is ut $1.25 -g - r‘v 'rzseilr
50.‘Hellmlled crochet spreads for regulansiaebeda—L
are.“ raised W to
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Fringed Spreads of nice weight, out homers,-
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Rad Allen' a new manger. la negotlnl-' Itlos at Camp Upton.
In: with Min-chum promo . Charley Her-nos was on the field
ml “0. 1" m t0 “'0 "W training with the Phllllaa when Prea-
when fl- ldcnt Baker appeared and shoood him
Curse ”a is put“ in some og the grounds. Charles then sign!
' sill! training at N- u- ll New Ha" fled in lntentlu of fixing up matters
on Morris" nut have an lies that with a eenaln Boston club. Why the
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placed him in class 1: dbl-lief ‘
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about July.
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Houston to Harlin tall" by
Onflndayhle is play, fit E. "
Waco to Houston. m h u
of shoot 160 miles, "a. as. '
avers that he can lab h *3
two hours. .
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la in town soaking M “a.
that ha wlll have h . ' '"
league team ever put W
culling, summer
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Manager MoGraw afl 1!;
again. He was lashes-n it
last spring. when he was ‘.
walking along Michigan 3
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complains, however. in. In.
or! tips bit on knoll-as.
seconds; '
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bar tlmes a has. has
the til-boas, who only ‘
hunt the mung- a! Iain
and Man.
Secretary John B. luster but
to: from infielder Al Bald,
listed in the navy some .
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southern waters,
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him a chance to show his claps.» , For one thing major league clubs 1
m" ll! m ‘0 do I” the "rut" or at least a bls malorlty of them?“
We who-hi.“ lb his fellow the average limit, with the mt.
Pl”. And m“- ”"9” “'9"! Players who lulled in l"
amutlorwmnthat M "erase | in 0m" 3" will 3 toi
I; Joe Enroll. humanist! wrest. clambaeluto uppers this man, and
ler. who once Mlle mmdthalefl-mm are
ml: £1:th 3:1 ”3.193.? wondering borltwlllfeeltoelosllon
11 with his go‘s-hr, determined to m “’0‘ 0' 3 Wm“-
allow in the "wlutInII-l." ant-the- Taro catchers. four or five pm.
Wu he. It 1115 behalf 01’ rim infielders, three outllclde'a and
"u. man u“ “ mm ‘a utility player will he the pers'annell
(them club on the rod: non!
mgrfortlficmlglht wreat- “Irwmgetslonsaabssi ashscnn
or slut-r m” n ”hunters!!-
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m annual with s Ill-emu! salt case
3 I Marni firms are new ado
He went loan cases of light least we can.
lhlha fon- lnatead of uxloabs‘, at“ be the rule.
an he had and owing to the aetlvltles of Herbert
Mm“ "alcoves-the Wm grub destroyers
in the big league will find themselves
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