CHRI-TMAS GIFTS.
Are the Most Appreciated When From
HOOSIER
KITCHEN
’ CABINET
$35 to $69.75
Sold on Easy Terms
CEDAR CHEST—The l lea] Hone Chest and nothing
fineries away from t .c moths
fi mad f rkeeninz
"er C 318.00 to $45.00
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m living Room
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In cane trimmed over maltos-
any, leather and tapestry over:
stuffed in many patterns and col-
ors. For $100 to $475.00.
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9 and 10 piece Suites. Oak.
Mahogany and Walnut.
$150 to $450.00.
itiing Room
Suites.
From
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It‘ll. ‘ fix BedRoomSuites'
‘ ““1““ o - In all woods. Mahogany, Wal-
- ' . .° ° __-' nut, Maple, Old Ivory and Oak.
.th 1' I I . ° . , Z . ‘ In all the finest selections ever
y: ' 1 shown in (the city, ranging in
”’ " price from $100 to $550.00.
FOR THE CHILDREN
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in Allfltldrs
and Styles
from
”38% games ‘ ' “
Teddy Bears. Duckdoos.
' 18 i is“... “messages...
s‘ 0385 ~
Plume 15%
Sterling Furniture C0.
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4 Open Evenings After Dec. 8»
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Six/é
Joseph Davis;
m. WASHINGTON em.
mun! NORWALK.
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autumnal
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{Wrestling Champion. Quick-
l ly Dispose of Briton
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CHICAGO. Doc. )9.» Bart Caddmk.’
heavy‘coixht wrestling champion. d.»
{Putt-d Sum (Elephant, British chant :
,pion. in suaight fully hI-t't‘ last night. i
l Ctttltlnck took tlw (list {all “ill! :t
them! schsul‘s and wrist lock. in twcn-.
jiy-nnn minutm and twt'nty-snvtn sct‘fl
vonrls. mu! tlu- set-mid \xitii :1; body grit;
!sure :2th wr‘nt loci: in seven minutnrr.
l lt Duns (‘addnck's first puh'ic appeal-1
.HVV" Finer lw war. discharged from xlit‘
army.
l ‘m.......4 .-_....4.._.--- .—
iSir John Mack Hurt
“'ltcn Airplane Falls;
l.(‘t.\‘l‘-(l.\‘. llt‘t'. 19. Cum, Sir .lnlm
”Henri-r. ultu mum: the first non-stop
lait‘plmm iltglit littlest-t tlu'! Atlantic
ileum. has luv". injurml smimtsly. :tr-
It‘nulilliz in .t l.lU_‘itl.: tlrspu't‘li
. l‘ouen.
l n s [llllnt' cm. End um:
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Li’lh‘l hull,
l n thfi tmpnrnwm of Sixlll'lnh‘i‘vi:
:onu‘c, .‘iuritiamly ‘
.AMER'CAN EOXERS ‘
f era-rum» FROM ABROAD
a ‘ , .
‘Cass (13' Burke» and Benz: Made Fine
' RecoM.
NE‘N ‘t" lRK. ll(‘(’. 19 -~Tl:9 liar-”~- \'l' ,
lifil'lilun Amwiran umah‘ur lmxms Who
vtuuz‘v ll tlsv .N‘rnmlinavizm Cumin-we last
mvntl: rumpctlng in boxing unit 14,-:
immanul llUlllt‘ yeswnlay on tl‘n‘ Boar—
lflnsfjnr'l from (‘lnist-zmin. The party
l'bOtlslstml 9t Ashton 110nm“, of New Ut-
ilcaus, national hauumweight cham-
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unit-n: Frank Cassidy. of this city. n.t~ ‘
‘tinnnl lightweight champion: John
EBIH‘KI‘, a! Pittsburgh. one of tho best
[light heavyweight boxers in the (alum.
ltry at the pmsont timv, and Benjmnin '
ichinv. or the Metmpniltnn A. A l’..:
3W1!" was manager of the team. l
i Thu boxers were ven' successful at
:all at their contests. They won thir~
‘10: it out orlspvtenteen bouts in which.
tiny participated in Swodvn and l’t'll'i
mark. Donn; won the ft‘atht‘l'wvalgut
championship of Sweden and the city?
championship of Copenhagen: Burke
lclptut'ud tho lu-myww'lghl title in Swe ?
lden and the city championship of Col
i'penhagcn. and (fsssidy won the light»1
.gwr-ight title in the Copenhagen t‘ity‘l
‘clianmlonslzipe. but ltlst in the S\\(tl-{
ll ish championship bout at Stockholm.
3 The boys, who brought back sen-r“
:3] cups and irODhlt‘S. declared they land
'3 wntidvrful time of the trip. llnztm
'aml Burk» left for their lmmm lay-t;
night. i
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. MORAN OFFERED‘ BECKETT FIGHT:
Pittsburgh Heavmlam Expects to;
Leave for London Scan to Meet
l . British Champion.
1 Frank Moran. who fought botltJut-k
3Johnson and Jess Villlard when they
mm, and wno was suppdsed to have
lntlrmi for all time mun tlw myw-l
nrcna.’is back in the game. With mmi
git-wt run] his old “Marv Ann" humor”:
9r. Frank has had a. few fights put in
the itlnltlua West: and having satisfied .
ltimself‘hat he is still able to handle
Himself in the most approved Queens.
berry fashion, 419 is now not after a
L third crack at the title. ‘
' Before long Moran may leave these
_ shores for England for a hour with Ibo
Beckett. tho British champion. who
"Was knocked out by Georges Carper
Her, a request for-such a bout having
come through Bert Lamont. 6! New
York city. '
. The nttsbprgher has replied to the
, London cable expressing his willing
' gas to meet .
78am actory he win. new in train spar
_ union for himself and his manager-am
his my lathe 13mm? wait-i
{Fred Fulton ‘was unable to clinch.
3. DUFFY REOEIVES DECISION.
_ LOWELL; .,, UE‘C. Ail—*Jnnln‘
lfiufi‘y or New York. battered Chic
g8§mlerafl over [3‘9 “5.1““ in a H-e
round boat here last night an W
. wanted 112-: d~cirion lcy. norm-.3 3%”
Hammer. Dnii‘y had a‘iw hm. 1H"
Jiuumis. We nut up a whirlwind exhib’
*' inlaifimflm SWAG. Max
5" t.
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fitioni of boxing. His
with“ foalwork be‘wndmu: Dilute-J:
gm him hanging on. '
l7”)!!! '
‘lwere holding the world‘s heavyweight ‘
.vSugar bowls and $1..
u..- £8.00 ”$34.00. .
"191?, Dru. 19, 1919
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’nte Store‘Clwt-s Daily at 6 O'clock
mammals. we. order now. to ols. each.
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Furs, most acceptable of all b . to
Fortunate the woman who will receive the ehristmas , 3»
gift of furs. Whether it be a long coat, short coatee, 4/
a scarf or a muff, she will always treasure it. .. g 1,: / l
This week, previous to Christmas, a special fur ex- I ,' l
hilrit is on display, and all garments are marked at a ,:
little less than regular prices. W- _.-.. * ‘ .
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in fill
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Scarfs and l‘»
Scotch Mule Shoulder i”: ~- _-
Coats and. Dolmans
Marmot. Coats. :lO'inches long. shawl
collars of raccoon. $1633.60 >1 «.5177...
Natural hinSBrzit (fillatll, 3” lllifh’si‘, Black L} “x x‘ninuil :1hwf’l‘
three-stript- )m'ders, cuffs and collars.
‘ $200.00
brill. (l fronts
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fifx .4 ,., ‘:{:t§.w
‘ . Tan 0 Fox Animal Fm: r'
Near-Seal Coats. 30 mt-lzts. p
. ‘. l . ”i ‘ d ., ‘1').1 ‘S t. , ‘ ‘ ‘ f» = .-l‘_‘i,lli
:Zgléjllllél-itgn‘git- h' 5‘1““ ( "11$.2751); Natural bkunli Scarf». ‘ A. _
Hudson seal Coats. 45 lllt'ltPS long. ‘ _ . ' “1"”
made of fine selected skins, self collars Dark MUll‘l‘t‘l MT“ , y
and cuffs. $505.00 *‘ . am: will
Hudson Seal Dolmaus with llx.‘2.l\t‘l' capo Nutttral Skunk Malt in “533.0
cellars. $7.3ihm Squirrel Mulls It» 2' ' 1 .
Taupe Nutria Dolmen. 3?“ inf'llrs. .. s will
$30342) Hudson Seal Huh». -‘ .
Astrakzm Dolman Wraps, 4.”: it ‘i- .a. Hill
shawl collars of black lynx m- !wli «in: liatiamt Seal Mulls. > ‘ in
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Dainty China for Clll‘lStl‘ll‘lS it
Can you picture milatly Seated before the frst’ivo ire .- mug. _ 1*-
atrc from Santa? Can you see the exgmi m" 11.2.31 (7. ‘3‘ 13;: ~~ .
she lll'll'lgs forth from the tissue wrappings .12 ills-g0. . .- 1 (.5 :ng ~ 2
delightful patterns and gracefully modeled (li‘ Eats, mm , . t
partmcnt will bring that real Christmas ll:}}2}:li'.t‘.-\ '. - v:
Here are a few of the manyex'qnisi .. pitta-s.
Chocolate Sets Benin: H.512.- i rm: itsw
Tall graceful hot (if llll. t'xtpti— l i' rttn- .\ 1
chocolate pots with Six site Ni}»},t.»i1 (ii‘t‘. m :11 His 3 ‘3‘;
dainty cups and sauc- manl'dhll‘H’” :. ‘ '
ers -~ 3; ,1
‘ S l.b :lti‘; « I. , . _.
$5 m 522'!” prim» {hill
Ice Cream Sets "imf‘dd Q l g...
A large tray for the ‘ 1‘9? {i‘ ' b M {W 1;“ ._ ~05
bricks ofcrearri- and six arifiltkhlnlcc‘; R: ‘2 1.“ sh «ff
plates, With dainty bor- cups and saucers. cat-ii “'“M it .7;
.. , time? 3‘
ders. set of dainty 12-:tt9m.
$5 to F8 to $23.00
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3.00
- Crystal Ware. of Every Descrip:
What housewife and mistress of the present day (low?l lf-l' ‘ ffi
in her, display china cabinet? She wishes every shelf to be Mini '
heavy pieces which will glitter and sparkle with colored gleam-s “1 11.-
seen the display in Read’s basement ?
Bowls
(‘ompotes Roggyg. 34m.
Very pretty bowls’ ‘ -
These dishes for prv— . 1 mi}- ‘ ..‘.‘ Ill
‘ " ~,~ l ,;'5‘ ‘5‘
'With butterfly andfloml SEI'VVS and jB‘lllES wry t: L1 it \rt
designs are displayed in beautitul. {11.9% t .. . . ,~
the cases’from $335 to $1530 .. . . , ;
fl; C!) tn
These dishes for pre- ..~
serves and jellies very Ban-Rm Us“
beautiful. Either ii ’ __
$335 to $18.00 plate M .i
.. and riltlrm f “I“?
_ Trays pretty (Min "31m
Olivia or, spoon trays $175 In m,
. with; dainty cut sprays.
$4 to $29.00
Cream
cregmens of various de-
signs and patterns,
$7.75 to am
B] I v ‘135‘4
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¥ .
$33-65"
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Graceful curves and Celery trays also ofa’ * Ta“ “Hf-j; :1 .2)-
slender handleaonthese Very. heavy glass and gigglmmw 07w:
pretty French News; l. .. dainty putts m and flowei'~. «-
3’” Li“ $601“ $8.“) —- $5.10 f(; f": l"
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