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SDAY, JAN.8.1930

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imrv bran put ovvr

t'nvtlonnl fight now
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said just enough to
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said: “No. thi4 doesn't
i'i-nxw will gut out. It
114» Mill llt‘ in the) league
mum bé‘ffil‘f‘.”
VVY-ulzi not explain tho
' llzlr' Etttlieemt‘nl 0111in ”Hill
.4otnw pvrsons wct‘o (mgr-r
':/.th' nut (Yl‘ Ilw lengtz", but
rill line! it VY-rxw-(Ydincly dit-
iiu so now.
. :aposed to Ban Johnson.
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l12\4 born :: xii-11.4 in
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will the cl'ib
might again
lmni-liinw. That.
V4414 bring brought on
will :10 um- acquainted
iimiiun (Ynuld doubt. By
.. lfii- Yunkms l'm'
-1 in a position to
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lln‘i'l" my. 1.7 l4 we bten no- “P:
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will human naturi- is such

" club ownvrs lenguwd
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m lktltg'llv‘ c’anmpions. up
1l;.'il tln- \‘unkves got Ruth
' m: Yin» t‘m‘m'itv for the Aim
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'Y=li:m4 pliwvd the best ball

Alan. 41 m on. and had the
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BARBOUR
MAY JUDGE BOUT
Dundce Send Request to
“y Na vy Board.
.l;liY'i~_-~M1Yj0!‘ A. .l.
:m-l Warren Barbour
"t‘ll'Cll‘ll by the Army.
n lnai'd of Boxing
it‘l: m :14 judges for the
.... cliumpinnsliip bout,
;. VVV- u it from tomorrow
"rru ul'l‘ii iéllm‘l in it]? same
11-“ \\'ill:ii'il—‘Dempsoy con.
'1... unit the pluncipals in
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llLTlll \V'lwvlwr £11040,
in the bout will bu
t‘mm boing Fianna.
. :2: 1m: iti uly will
i'(lYI‘Y'l‘r-Ll. I had it ‘alk
l'-Yiit:'~"/ Sinlt ll of New
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mini first clans play.
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Though reports from -Los Angeles3D Cci‘froth said last. 1‘

and Paris have it that. both Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpentier are,
ready to accept Promoter JinlmV' Coff-
lolllS $400, 000 offer for a champ‘zon-

ship battle in Tia Juana, just acrosg Y ‘t

the Mexican border from San Diego;
‘Cal.. the chances are the bout will be

held elsewhere under differentxau—i

spiccs. W'illiam Fox, the motion pic;
tux-c producer, yesterday topped Colf-
roth‘s figures by $25,000. The $425,-
000 guarantee is accompanied by fur!
llmr inducements in the shape of 5’)
lit-1' t-e-nt. of the profits, split 3.". 10491
C(‘I‘ll. lo the winner and 1:3 pcr (:cnt. to
“H" loser. Fox insists his offer is a.
bond fidp (me and is made through
low» of spur-("and the money to be dc
livv'd from the pictures.
I-‘t‘x yesterday received a
from Jack Keni‘ns saying that Ut'lllll-
.44-_Y_V' had not signed. any contract with
(‘V'Yt't‘rmln and that he would give a de-
linitv answer to Fox‘s French I‘F‘Dl'o-
St'lll‘lith‘ cables that Carpcntit'r dc-
minim $125,0th for his gunruntcv. but
«luvs not. want to fight. in 1920. as he
is Imokml solidly in V'niulci'illc. Car-
;wntiw's theatrical contractn. hva
lVYm'. all are subject to cancellation.
and tlw I'icnchmnn is likcly to agree

t Y light on next July Pout”! or 1.11wa

In. 3 ln\' “ill insist tlu‘ bout Hike
plum» not later than new Svptunlwr.

()llh‘cltlt‘ ol the mining: picture pYiVi
_la :zi .4 m; binds: Iii msclf not to profit a
1... ".II} through 1110 match. Besides
DY inpsm .4 flat gumztntte tt‘ $300000,
win or lose. and Cnrpcntier's $121000
guarantee, Fox promisps 5Y0 l'wr ppm.
of the profits to the figliti-m and the
i'cmzilning 50 per mm. "to the lien
(71144:: of America. Canada. England.
:‘Vu4ia'ulizi and France.”

For declared he 1121.4 SPVPI‘IEE places
in mind for the scene of lllt‘ prom»: Ed
bout

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ST. LOUIS.
“'ilrir‘.

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319., Jan. 8.2iniiimy
British tlywmght champion, in.
was in cxrellvnt condition for his
“'14le American appearance) lwrv loa
night in a scheduled eight-round bout

with Johnny “Babe” ASE‘IZ‘T. bantanp
Wright chamnion of llw A. P]. F. The

contest will be a no decision affair.

“‘ildo was: givcn a $5 000 guarantee
and Asher Wat-4 promised fifteen pcr
tent of the iecelpts.

lluth announced today ihcy

trziinvd utrcntlously for llm bout
Were in the "pink" or condition. The
I‘iitnn was oxpcctcd to wriuh abou'
1(le pounds when he entci'zd thp ring
and Asher 115.

“'Ide announct-d today that lit»
'wmild not entt‘r the rim: it‘ his mum.
Y'imut weighed more than 116 pmzmla.

(ll-spine posting of $1.000 icrfeit
mcnvy. Asher assured \Vildc that ho
would tip the scales at lcss than that
and (imnrcd a $1.00th forfeit it h’c [nil-
u}. but Lin“ Briton refused to have the
money posted.

Early tnday the lili'e A. E.
plnn'weighed 114 142 pounds.

had
9 ml

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COCHRAN SAYS “NAY, NAY'”
London Promoter Declares He Holds
‘ Carpentier's Signature.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8.~—~That Jack
Dempsey could not meet. Georges Cara
luntiei at Tia Juana, M€'\iCO. on July
4 wnq the statement made yesterday

 

by Charles B. Cochran London pm-‘

Laid tl‘at (‘at'pentier .il-
readV v-as under contrait t him and
'l'nizl rl thn contract b’c broke Carpen-
iicr and Descamps would be liable.
Cochran expressed doubt that Dest-

motor. He

camps actually had accepted Jim UolT- _ .
r'otli ‘ ’h‘tlll‘l adding that he believed UfeijNo‘vi'ed 1018' 821 39:0?313
lhéll EEE‘SCRIUDS hm tamarked lhat En 11 I! “Granl ... 96 91 8‘ 271
tlw «vent Cochran (lid not sign Damp Saml' Grepnétéfi 31 81 80—4 222
5633 ( 0-1 roth 5 offer would be accepted John 41)“),91.’ ‘ _ .. _ 71 73 634- 212

; CAocYOCK THROWS BURNS. é Total 336 325 33144 953
-—-- Team No.6.1 2 .3 Total.

Wiestling Champiqn Scores Two Fal‘ 8 Dr G. G. Fawcett. 89 95 94—- 278
-With Ease. Kenneth Taylor.. 93 96 105— 29¢

POSTON Jan. 3.4—Earl Caddock of s 3;: Wagon...” 74 7s 33... 249
Oinaha, Ne. heavyweight wrestling c, Thompson..... 35 33 '86.——‘ 354

champio , successfully defended his ti.
tie here, last night winning from Cy-
clone Burns. of this city, in twu suc-
cessive’ falls;

The first fall was made lnS
utes and 40 seconds with a h
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Cofi'i‘bth Wants the Fight1

l

11 Staged Then

tolCYgi am

min- 3 pinging against Team No. 7.
4d scis- 1.;

Jan. 8.-———James
Vening that he
“as practically certain that hc had
landed the Dempsey—Carpentler tight
for his Tia. Juana race track. Coffroth
said that he was willing to set. the lim-
tat fifteen rounds since hr: billevcd
a. hemyweiaht battle 0301‘ that route
33 mild be decisive

Regaiding the date for the match
Coffroth said he could not. fix it_r'rii
nitcly, although he expressed a “wire
to hold it as soon 11.4 the area ho p‘lans
(ould be constructed at Tia Juana.
This nrcnn. he announced. wnuld 5:43:
3.0.000 persons. (‘onstructjom he dc-
c-lztmd. VV'uuld take ch'mg-Vl months.
The slit: of the arena. Will be near ill»:
track and bi: grand stand of the Low
..in (‘2:lit‘m‘nizt Jockey (.‘iub.

“I aim sure I am not over sanguine
when I say I hope i” r an nttcndancc.
VVliil-ii will total $1,5Ygus'tiotY,” said (Toll:
i'mh.

"There will be no tt'oublc in gutting
thr- crowd lien: F :m Dingo no“ hasa '
direct railroad. linn to thp liist \Vlll:h
pas-st :4 turgou l1 Tia Juana. T
coming fimn Yhi\\ . 'Ullh w.“ take 0
1-1715 (’1‘ 4t- :mwhil s m autumobilcse,

“Naturally I should like to hat-c the
fish in 1.th sutnmrr time, when we
can be :Yhsnluti lV “no that the weath-
will In. guml. But lbw dztttY must
dc-pc ml largely on \V hill llic, buxom
in. :YMIVHVN '4113' about it."

"Iin Juana is across the Slit-)i'nntimr
n! "boundary binuVV' Nan THf'gu in Low-
(‘1' California, Islrxim. ’l‘lio tnwn itsclf
i4 :1 Villngv sunpm'twl l!<Y‘£t".\’ by tour-
l>l.~' in sezlrt'lY in‘ (Yurinu4 and gmncn 01'

SAN DI EGO, C111,.

Chane». 'I‘VV'o railroad lines and 2m
milligiw‘lgil!) haul lend mm Tin Juana
from tlm I'nitvzl States.
éfiflmg 11‘; E1113!” n
’fi " 3- ‘ .
Ml b1- U J 3.3.}
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“A 392114 in piisnn in tho Stat
lwttui than (‘( ominued c xilv.“ says Jam.
.lnlznaon. farmer llt‘ll‘fywl'dllll rimm»
pion of the» world. and it is probnhlc
that” filo black lit-avywoiuht, who is
now in Mexico. will conic hack in tlw
States. SF’I‘V’F‘ his year in prison. in
order io-Iuak-Y Ill“ hot-w in zhc coumrr
that. now burn him an: a citizen. A
prison neutcnrm is hanging over John-
son's head and he does not dare to
cross the lino that, separates Mexico
from the United States. Convicted at
a statutory chat-g0. the big: negro fled
the cmmtry and has barn gone for
sevoml years. His mother has dlcd
and there is considr‘rnble estate in
Chicago waiting to he adjusted. In
an effort to arrange it trurc. Johnson
has :mnt an act-n: to tlm Wlndy City,
agreeing to scrvc a your in jail if, be
run then be callcd aritiaen of tho,
Stawsz. If tho court in Chicago
ng'rces to this arrangcment. the black
tl'X-H‘hinlplfill “ill sonn be wearing a
«HonVic't s suit. 1

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Team No. .. playcd‘ Team No. 6 In
Hid—howling tournament. at the South
Norwalk Club, last evening, and Team
No. 6 twin}; in .2193! playing form,
VVon from Team No.2 In three con-
wrukww unnws Tim scores fol'nw

 

' Total,..........341 352173441066

"The next. contest is scheduled tor
Saturday ni "ht, at 8 0 ’clock Team No.
Fol-

 

;g is a list of plw'ers:
mam No 3—J H cimsiead, cap-1

12 minutes and 5 seconds with .1 bod) lain William F Hoyt 1RD Hatch Hi1

scissors and body 'l'hold

GHANCES ARE THAT FALL WILL Jones, Conrad Frey.

GHANGE HIS IJECISION.
With the Olympic games
next summer American followers of
hlctics are sorry to learn that Eddie

Fall has retired from competition. Fall v
a man who might have at- Bender, has béen engaged by George
'magi: 4:10 hr the mile V

was th
mined

(if:

W. Wilson. Team No. 7—4-13. Fa Baker,
“ml" 1313,529.1301‘ E H.

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.. «4’1"? 2,
149911-424.

DI AN BATTERY.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 8.—-‘Charles All-1

‘ ""4” hotter knnwn as "Chief"

5:, owner of the New Haven Bae-

3:119 chances are that F111 VV 1“ change hall club, of the E

his decisieu and will return to

the mane.
truck just as soon a: the soft. allufing "Chi

:- and pitcher. Bender with
'John Meyers will constitute

2r. phyrs of spr as once more waft next season the only Indian hatteryjn
lhemsc‘.‘ vemver the landscape and the the chantry.

call of the cinders becomes too strong
to withstand. Fallds a young man who
has uni yet attained the top of
form. We are quite certain that

 
 
 
 
 

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8.44—Eddie Fltzsimc

DETROIT, Jan.

M an ”V0141: ‘46”‘85 n t M:

will bring enough prgasure to cal

Y . .
‘mcnt With tl‘c minor, leagues

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‘in favor of Mr. Herrmaim.

1

coming BENBER AND MEYERS ONLY m-Etons punches in their boat at
gNewat-k Sportsman’s club next. Mon-

Y Fred’s fast lea 1min to

Jim. S.-~Augu§t
the National
Baseball Commission. rommmcndcd
that no chairman to sumced-hini
should be elected at the present an-
nual meeting of the commissicn held
here tGday.

.Hcrrmann mid that in View or tho
fact. that. no infinite conciu'zim in ”is

ClNClNlN
Hermann,

'ATI. 0.,
(bnirman ot'

mafiér of a (hulrman have
reached by i'ithpr m“ the

the clotting wmu‘u’u defunct} until

or (39'
belch gas
“9'“11 When yo: {eel indigestion pain lumps
WT! 1011:3435 of distress in stomach,
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CANT STAY

Stomach Pain,Soumess,Gascs, ;
and Acidity ended with
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Out~of~order stdmachs feel tint: at
When meals don't fit and Yul]
ac: 'ds and undi r:csted ftYm'.

11-331th n 01
Here is instant lifllef
Just as soon as you cut atabict or

”‘9 “190113;; 01' the ”‘0 leagues ‘1'““9‘3 two of Papc's Diapepsin all the dV 44

for early next month.
lit-
in his annual report.
at the meeting.
Reiciring to the fact that a year
ago he advised ilel‘vrring elccfiion of a
chairman until ih-Y club owners were

I“

1whi ch he read

. pepsin,
"Wiann llll'LdY.‘ his rccnmmendalion tress caused
These pleasant,
Papa‘s Diapcrsin alans put.
Set,
and they cost so it:

indigestion and stomach dis-
by acidity will End
112114111ch 15 tablets of
sick, up
at O‘DC’L‘

'm‘es ‘

in order
to at drsug

acid stomachs

 

agrcrd on the question of Al Oll“lll(1'l
commission or n. thive mcmlmr 110:1le
as presunt. llrrnnann snid'.
“Understanding that m; dolinilo con
clusions with rvspccl to .this mutton
have Mun rent-lied ciiln-r by this YVV'o
leagues or {he commiitccs rcpa'cscnt-

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'n’ tiwm it mum bun 'lrcni tint?

11:2 . .4- 01le n i lw any ciiion of ()Ifi- Added MOHEV for 199 ..o W!!!
ctr. a: xiii; titw- In making this BE $10000 and First Sub.
”2:1 ; .1 . ’ l \1 .3 it l'iil‘lvl‘ilfilxl that scription $25

ll l; 7‘01 I‘ll‘?; ‘ 1'3 1. El 'VltW ( 3 in} {313 ‘ .

IQ Wild Y‘ "- ‘0 tlm '4 'l'i " 1“? “‘13?!” i Mf Tim! racing has..comc back so in:
trury iYVY‘J tint? Yin) (ZIYCKIWH in own wars demons-tirath thifif‘ 27(814'
(‘rlntzhu'xu' Scum Iw takn in? by when thv Westchestvr lizgcing Assn.

tliv thlslil‘lllfia allit’ktdy unpainted for

 
 

 

:1er of the opinion that. the commis-
sion should operate tcmpurarily with»
out achim'nmcnt. I will hn glad to ten»
drr my resignation Immediately."
Herrman in his repnrl advised that ‘
no action be taken at this time-
towardu entering into a new agrco

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 8.-E.lec-l
iinn I l . mm chaiiman may be one or
the results of the annual meeting of
the National Baseball Commission
lhcrc tnday. Presidents John Heydlcr
of the National League, and B. B.
Johnson ofthe American Lcague, are
in Cincinnati for the yearly confer-
Venee with August Harrmann, the third
member of the commission. Under the
tin-ms of tho National agreement. the
chairman shall be elected annually by
iho pY-r idents of the two major leag-
ues, w o are ex—ofi‘iclo members of (he
onmniissl'on. Unless the two presi-
de is agree there can be no election.
fl View of apparition to Mr. Hem
mam), he has repeatedlyfisignified his
willingness to resign as soon as asult-
able. man could be secured to succeed
him; but a canmittee from the two
major leagues authorized to choose a.
'r‘an h-r . ' '1‘ far failed minim]? one‘
for the position. 1
President Jainism: has been openly
but it is
said, M. Heydler arrives with instruc-
tions not to vote for his reelection.
\Vhile several Very" important mat-
ters and much routine will came be-
fore the commission tom, it is 43x-
figcted the meeting wilt last only one
1.

JACK BRITTON AND DANNY MOR-
GAN THINK FHL‘TflN' “*8 'NO
CiNcl-I YWITH MORAN.

NEW YORK, Jan 8.—-Ja.ck Britten
is one of the few boxm m dues not:
share in the opinion Wk Koran
’will be an easy victim alum .

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the

day. After watching norm work out“? _
at Billy Gmp’s gymnasium, Yester-l
day, the welterwgight ' ion sainza

"I dfiagnec with italic ' think
Moran willbe a‘eet' “flaw Fulbén
Moran has more than an em chance
of beating, Fred. 1%: giant Were:-
13 not. invmmvzz Fruit“ M only

 

“You‘re right;
Danny Mama,

'as the stakes

Tiajuana on July 6,

 

 

('iatinn announced that ii

 

 

money.
declared it was a good beginning and
were: confident all the purses as well
would be made more
valuable.

HAVE NOT ASKED
FOR A PERMIT

MEXICALI, tower California, Mex-

 

 

Ico. Jan. 8.--Gnvernor Esteban Cantu.

whose jurisdiction includes: Tialuana.

Lower California. stated yestr'rday no
had not. been naked for any‘pcrmit for '1
the fight between llrmpscy and Car-‘

tentatively for
next.

The governor said he) know nqihmc

Dentin, now planned

of Cofimth’s plans and added that the
fight could not be hanged without the
cease-lit of the gm‘crttmrni.
he did not Vi'isli to express himsralf ;

in his probable aifitudc if a permit
should

He said

he sought.

 

Sentinel Want Ads Aru- ”Winners.-

 

ls a Prompt Relief

For (laughs and
. Colds

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It clears {he inembranés of entail-hr

a! cuflectians and causes the mucous f
to flow naturally relieving the brain:
Ho- '

V‘muld ‘ mm"

$1110 of those seen last. night ' ’

 

e ‘ GEXXEEXX suits"

TWlllE Al AXEEES

Defeats il’icCourt by Big
Margin. in Exhibitions in
Brooklyn

 

 

 

 

ll'YZ'Yr-r CY ."mola'vt. national till‘m’»
cushion Ml‘wrd Champion. dYYl’t'atcd
(3511111494 )l’i’uuz'i i\\'l('e )‘emvrday 11‘.
the Bali on ad Recreation Aca'dmny,
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fur 60 points by t)“ to 33.1”an tVV'o
ramnining "'1Ill":'» will bi» ltlll}(“(l
afternoon'and tonight.

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thirtysm'vn innings. the (113111113911
registercd hi? it runs of 6 Sand VI T110
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bf'SFiUil. lY ...iig this, run he mad»
men-:4 in?! shuts. and solvcd many

 
 

d'Ii'Y'itul,‘ 3:414 413:4 of billiard Strategy.

(‘annctflx ,4lmwcd consit-Y’V'nt good
form in zicuiring 19 points from the
fifivi‘ouzh to the sixtyiii‘th inning.
inclusive.

Ralph Gé‘zlllt‘"8f. national rocks-l 'tYii-
lintd champion. 3V1.“ npcn an [whim
lion series at the Rational Boommion
‘.Y‘4.4Y:idom3'e later in the week.
2h VV' Yll lm Gr «cnlcaf's opponent

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THREE CASES SETTLED‘ IN
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RESIN llEElllX
XE XIX MATE;

SAN DIEGO, Catt. Jun. 8.—Dctallll*-
of. the proposed maich at Tin Juana...

Lower California, between Jack new

guy and Georges Carpentler for um»
world‘s hcaV’chight. championshigg..-
were to be discussud at a contemnm.-
here today between Jack Kenna...
lYompim)‘ s manager, and James W...
Col‘froth. promott- r.

(oftroth call} 106113 v as Without di-
rect. word from Dewnmps Cm .
tiVH'sxi - manna or. that his term! kW
'0‘" n 'chvptcd but said he had cabled
(harlw J. Harvcy hie: agisnt in Lon“
don to get in loud] at once VVith Des»-

ramps .ind Clllllé nticr and advirc him.
oi thcii plans

Mcantimc Ii? i.4 pmrwedlng on the
throry. ht 4am that Associated Praia-v
adViceg {mm Pai'i4 in tho effect that?
Des-camps had accvntrd lllf‘ offer WPW
correct.

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31ml“ ‘ ' filmy have been coninlaining 3‘3th tnc ,“Um January 20- .'

"In the meantime. if my collixaguo‘s 'guuraniczid stakes and lack of addedf __‘ ‘ -1 .1- .. - ....

 

 

 

 

 

 

$1. 85 Baz—FLOUR—fl. 85 Bar!
Gold Medal. Jones’ or Pillsbury’s

BestCandled E225 59cdoz.
1 dozen' m a sealed carton.
BestElginCreamerV Putter ($9ch

 

Fancy American Cheese

 

H.0.0atmeal
New Yellow Cornmeal . . . . . . . ...
Old Fashioned White Cornmeal .....
Grandma’s Pancake Flour . . . . . . . . . . . .

Gold CrossYEvan. Milk

Standard Butler & Egg Co.

12 NORTH MAIN 5'1, SOUTH NORWALK
53 m 81"., NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.31bs.20c
3lbs20c
anzs.25c
2nkp:s.25c
15c

 

 

 

the lines fashion dictates.

 

 

 

1T0 dress individually, your figure must. be moulded into

corset your figure first, then dress individually as you like

and you will always have diotinction.
Our corsetiem will be pleased to demonstrate by careful fit.
tings the satisfaction to be fauna in the correct corset model.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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