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Angevine Furniture Co.
A STORE FULL OF I SEFI L GIFTS FOR THE GROWN FOLKS AND A LARGE STOCK OF PLAYTHINGS FOR THE LITTLE ONES
woman, no. I; an
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Every housewife
would appreciate
such a gift.
Electric Vacuum
Sweepers
, ALL GRADES AND . 12139
From the small Raj.r
Rug at 75c lo the large
il’i lion... “t $38.90
FF...
‘ $5.75 to $30.00
Chairs and Rockers
Very Large Assortment
Shirt Waist Box
Matting Covered
$2.95
OTHER IISEF‘I l (' llI TS INCI I llF PICTURES. MIRRORS. CEI LERETTS. SMOKING STANDS. TEA W \GONS. ‘
' ’ A,NGE‘.VINEI FURNITURE CO.
TOYS .
DAVENPORTS
A piece of furniture for the par»
lcr by day and a bed at night.
Including a. Fine Cotton Mam
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$50.00 to $63.00
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Al’TOZtiOlilLES . ..... S6.51llo$ltl.00
VELOCIPEDES ..... $4.00uu'
Kll)l)lE CARS ..................... 521.5010 32.7.:
ROCKING HORSES ,,,,,, . $1.63 to $3.50
snoornne ............... $2.50
lilAt‘liliOARlls ,. $2.25
non. TOP pesos . ....... s5 00 to soon,
............... $2.95 up
$3.00 and $5.00
$5.00 to $8.00
DOLL CARRIAGES
l’tltll.l‘.~\iii.ES.. .. ..
COASTERWAGONS
.iI‘l.E.\'IBLE FLYER SLEDS IN MANY SIZES.
_“The Free”
.putu.
High Chairs
$2.95 to $12.00 l
A Big Line
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' NURSERY cums
Is the lightest Running Machine. Guaranteed for a Lifetime
Allowance made for old machine. '
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“THE STORE WITH AN ELEVATOR" . -
Library Tables
Mahogany or Fumed Oak
)ARI’ET SWEEPERS. BLANKETS. LAMP
$1.60 to $2.85 A
a] 1:: BABY WALKERIS
-—1 $1.75 and $2.25
Get hubby one of these wonderful
Chairs if you want him to stay 112 Piece Sets |
home nights. DISHES
$22 to $35 $19.00
LADIES' DESKS
‘ and
$8.50. to $40
MUSIC CABINETS
$10 to $28
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
S. CLOCKS. ETC... ETC.
'Slll't'l)’ would be known by this time.
Imore than a month alter the signing
‘ of the armistice."
otli~t lzpiscopnl ('llllt"(ll will hold in: «maize. 'J‘.’ “not IIItnutI,
regular IIIIIIItlIlI IIIIIIiIIL; on \\'t-tiIIIIs —-
TiII- oiilcittl lltiiftl (It the FILM .\letl~ L'llIt- meeting will he held III the, par”
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'lEAfil] NATIONALS
CHICAGO. DI-It. 'l‘lIt row l" ltil
{the coming senmn oi the. Chicago NIL
- . 1 League team has been so for
M-pleted that it WES suivi tmlIIy III,
ha club's headquarters, Mttoazer hilt
hell would probably enter tlII- pen
Mt race with the name players he
. at the close of lost twoson with
,: addition of (‘rm er (‘ lowland Alex
odor. star pitcher ‘
ThlIteen of the Cub players now IIrI- ;
. thg I'nited States service. but the!
: -Inent expects that nearly oil of .
willrbb discharged before the on i.
“this of the baseball ueaIIon. 2
unless Manager Mi'chtll matron!
. otrades it was said, the hump al'
'9 start is likely to be:
-Alenuder, pitcher: Klilit‘er. borehl
3' Markle. first base; Ktldul'f. second ‘
‘; Holiocher. shortstop: Piek.tlIiI-d.
. : Flack, right field; PaIiiIerI. con i
" .. field: Mann 1m field.
ingho Douglas. Tyler and soverot
m pitvhers probably will be on the
M besides lniietders Deal. Zelder.
I (null and McCab.
OAS TRIBE HAS
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
Continue-ti from First Page
Pronorost. of Strattord, de<
with vocal selections. The no-
Dist wits H. W. Baldwin. and the,
-t nowhere were greatly enjoy -
. dele‘gation from Okonuclr Tribe. ‘
-- tford. was as follows: ‘
III. Pnrlmton. E. J. Beardsley, 1.;
rarest, H W. Baldwin, George.
‘ .I,lld Wm Blahn. E. McNe tl.t
, Albert flint. L. H Md.
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lilll Hill PENNANT ~ .......
Join
No Luci; for Him
This 'cltiitl won't riz‘x' » l' Smile. ii.) is rvol siLk.
His tunguc is white, lmutiI furnish, stoIImLh will.
He. fears he. is in for :I d 1 I of :III to! roam oil, col~
(Illlt'l or pills. How i,» holes them. He would
rather reIIIIIiII sick. No! lit: wm 't-tdl mother!
it' his mother \vould only learn the Viillle of cundy
"Coscm’ete." How children love this (Indy
cathartic—hou- sIII'Lljc it arts. on liver and bowel».
TO MOTHERS! Each ten Cent box of Cnscnrets contains full direCo lull“! sneezintt. soreneee and stiff-
tIuIIs for dose for children aged one year old and upwards. Nothing. else
“work‘s" the nasty, bile, sour fenoetttatioos and continuation poison from
l..—W.-. . . ., _-.. “A- - .,. .. .. ”on .v.--.-...
tyoung (Hatchet of the Rochester inter-
:notlonol League club and generally re. .
gIII'IlItl th the host )':.tlUll I play'er III tho
minors Inst season.
PLAY WITH flIANTs;g 70:on clubs hate boon after Smith.
but as Harry llempsteod. on oer of the
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lLeading CStCIIEI' 1n Interna. (Slums. also is inteIIIstt-tl in RochesteI,
; tionalLeague to Sign With' he has first rlaim on him.
i
‘wlll hotnme the property of thez
McGraw
t‘iont..
”‘5“ if Bill Rnrtden ”“195 from Smith is regarded as onothet Schalk
‘hflmmflm ""‘ he has thretened. Man- and experienced baseball men who:
“'5'“ .\tc(.rnw Of the Giants will have a ithH" won him play say he has a re-,
formidable catching staff next season nIIIIkIIlIle tutme'in front of him. Roi
,ln addition to In McCarty. the is a smart youngster has a line throw-g
tog arm is fast and one one of tho.
AWAKS A com I" ‘Leogue lost Inoaaon. Smith is to mom
; and expects his release any tim'.
Heading batsman in the international
. t
l if Pat Moron signs with the tools
I [[w nouns-“IRV "En it will mean that Gcmge Gibson will
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in the New lork club. Moron announced
5F t I
M do“ 0' Papeh Cold compouwiyesterdy in Boston that the Giants
I """e‘ all ”APP" misery hove. offered him 85. 000 II year to nerve,
1 Do“ stay stuffed. “93 |atl coach and that McGrow has given
; 0““ blowing and enuffling! A do“; him thlr't} days to consideI the offer.
lot l’upe‘ 3 Cold Compound" taken every: ,
two hours until three doses are taken: ‘1 Gowdy Rumor sqouud. “
, 'will end grippe misery and break up;' lt'hen Johnny Eters, the K. of C
ll sei'et‘e cold either In the head, CheBLl (IF-«rm arrived heo last bfonday he
body or limits. said that just before leaving Franco
It promptly opens clogged nostrila‘ lle tenant told him that Hank Gowdy.
land air passages; stops booty die in; great Boston catcher. had been
'ohurge or nose running; relieves elcll kllled in the lagt'weok of tho Ivar
headache, dullness feveriahneu sore Evors said he did not believe it, and
requested reporters not to mention it.
sing it might needlessly alarm (lov-
d a pople. Despite .10th mount.
Latino pope" printed it just the
’IOE‘H
"'i'amu Cold Compound" is the
q tote t. surest rem old ‘ h
Giants IIIll lIIIIe lloIl Smith, the crack
’ most
olonger continue in the senior: oil
the Argonne. forest it was known al-
iInIIItIdlIItely." said Johnny.
”l‘lILI fiILrlItinIILr was heavy then. the
W ire‘a were clogged with news. but the
rand of poor Eddie got through. Honk’
is one of the best known players in‘
haehll and being the first by; leztguer'
Negotia :to rLIIIItlI Future. it Would seem to Ineiwmum an, more 9,".in handled it
iiulls do“ are on by which Smith soon ”“3 ” “Hm”: happened A“ ”a“ “‘ shaped directly after a meal is met.
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l At the War Department it was said
Iywttrilay no news of (lowdy's death
‘hIIIl been received.
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POTATO PYRAMIDS.
To one cup of well~seaooneti mash—
led potatoes. add one egg yolk Beat
guntil light Take up by tablespoon-
3fuls and form into pyramid shapes by
pointing one end, and broadening the
.other as base to stand on. Set them
:oo II greased tin. brush over .with
;hooten egg, and. when ready to nerve,
brown lightly in the oven. Mashed
while still slightly warm.
STAM
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FORD
After lIirtlI, the
iv... most import-
' Iml LIIILIII‘I in a
. man’s lift-previous—
ing it “Ill-F. and
choosing a Tllll’l‘c.
Oi lllg‘ iIAL). illC
r; Inge lS the LI. Inter
{mi any range will
In cept.’ hut ranges,
lIl.c wites IIIIy
gite trouble after
thoosing. Choose a
R'I'sstrnno. and you
it 'll have notmublc
IIitlI \mIr range—-
and low I ih your
\Iitc.
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