sports; oi’All Sorts
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BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
- ‘ ' ” AM
"EFEAI ‘ l I . 'Windsor. Jfibem’s {primermaul-a;1 disturb the me“ yesterday and
moms. 111.; March 18.—Pl}m
howieca‘held may on the driven t
the American Bowling Congress today.
.ager, who brought him to , ’ were take the
~ 1— - Francisco, and Beulah Taylor, a ne- 3132:3830 Flora to up
Two Records Are Broken in Ems- W“ “8 M's. Mull“ De!” cm...“ lam-k, Chicago, with a 2915
Meet Won by Old Eh by
48 to 5
-MORE wmaisssm
AGAINST WY
the first at theta: western teams.
:1: fifi:§"§§$ $221.9: ,mgfl men event.with a 2915 score on a late
day as witnesses before the Federal 5”“ 13.“ night. . Five men'
Granlr Jury to appear on Friday. Leaders today 81’6- 696 ‘ two men.
After a‘ meeting of the jury, yester- BNCRS. Ho.A1,Cbica8%3 bh’ St. '9.
day,~the assistant United States Attor- O Whitehead and E. I": . 110‘“
ney announced that the Jurors, who 1257. Individual: .3. . 9t
have inst been impanelled, had got ville, 698. All events. it. Never. -
only a preliminary outline of the case Louis, 1835-
and the complete evidence will be ———-—-—-———-—---
SDORTSMEN ' TO. DlNE.
presented on Friday. .
-An efl'ort will he made, it is said, to BRIUGEPORT , March
NEW HAVEN, March 18,—Yale last
night defeated Harvard in their first
awirenu‘ag meet held in several years,
48 to 5 points. The Crimson won only
fire «i;- in the fine events.
Two recofla were broken. The Yale
varsity relay team swam an exhibition
200 yards in 1 minute, 39 4-5 seco s,
clipping a second from the worl ’3
record. and Edward Binney, Jr., of
Sound Beach, Conn., made the 50
yards in 34 35 seconds.
Meagher, of Yale, won the plunge
for » i .ance with 75 feetAn 53 3-5 see-
onds. Rockwell, at Yale, was second,
covering 71 feet, 9 inches, and Davers,
of I 31-yard, third, With 60 feet.
Ilincks. of Xale, won the loo-yard
dash in 57 45 seconds, the fastest
time made in the Carnegie pool this
season. Jib-0y, of Yale, was second,
and Brackett, of Harvard, third ,
FULTON‘B BLows DO
NOT STOP MADDEN
ii
former wife to leave the United States. Association were completed at
may mean that an attempt will
made to prove that Dempsey
from the earnings of his wife while 1),; toastmaster.
she was an under-world character and make abort 89693198-
before he became famous. B. “11501,, John m, (Brampton. super
SPENCER GIVEN‘POPULAR AWARD'State,
game warden. will attend.
New Enqland Flyweight Evens Score
' With Philadelphia Boy.
THOMI’ISONVILLE. March 18.——~
Willie Spencer. the New England fly-
weight champion, hadwery much the
best, of his ten-round bout here, last
night, in his second encounter with
Young Coster, of Philadelphia, and
won the popular decision by a "wide? 1
margin. Despite the fact. that there
was not a very large crowd on hand,
it did not seem to dampen the spirits
of the participants, who trea'mi the
fans to a very creditable exhibition in
all three bouts. Jimmy Sullivan, of
Jersey City, and Jack Elle. of New
York city, boxed eight rounds to a
draw, while in the opening six-round-
er, two Springfield lads‘ performed,
Kid Pepper slightly shading Young- ,
Downs. ‘Time to Return to PrinclPlC' 0’ 3““
Rights—Plumb Plan attacked.
Congressman Schuyler Merritt of
“son" MARTIN crops wea‘r in
7mm).
_Jerseyman Beverely Beaten, But
‘ Lasts Limit.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18.—Fred
“lion may continue in good standing
as a plasterer, but he lost his card in
the modern. order of knockers out, last
night, when he failed to finish Bertie)-
Madden, of Jersey City, within the six-
round limit at the Olympia A. A.
Against physical odds of at least twen-
ty pounds in Weight, to say nothing of
science and reach, Madden battled his
way thrculgh six tempestuous rounds.
In gameness Madden could not be
matched. He remained on both feet
at all stages of the eighteen-minute
v c ‘
contest, fighting off "Ferocious Fred": GREENLEAF S PGT‘Nr CUE' l
is, in the third round here, last night
BRITTON.
MR. nasal-W's Views.
w-m— M.” ..
sey's companion at Wells. Nev.. When".conntahot into third .placeln the five
'ilil
-- bl ,New York ,1 ' ‘ .
' 81.35 . ' inn-cala—
NEW YORK. March 11—min“.
interests which have been trymx not:
“m1? 8- year to revive a market here
are considering the necessityor tab
lug over the rrtail distributioa a‘nd
displa! tn order to stimulate a livellei
taste for the lowpflced food item the
NW 31mm , 'm 11.—-The
fled body or her sister, Ire. 'Geor‘e
Evans, 20, was {and hidden in a
trunk in her m. ts, this morn-
ing, by mmw. Powellorsw
West Main street, with whom Ike and
' llSflllAllliEl. ~~ will“
her mum boarded. c’l‘he husband.
moo-an. Evans-
1 8.—-Final
show that Dempsey and his manager. arrangements for the annual banquet
Jack Kearns, attempted to induce his (\f_ ”1,; pap-field County Fish & Gain:
it is thought the calling of \Vindsor meeting of the committee last night.
he The affair is to be held at. the Sea-aid”
lived Club. Tonight, Russell D. ‘Caie will
invited guests will
Mayor Cilfiord
intendent of Fish and Game in the
and Wilbur Smith, county
SPRINGFIELD. Mo., Mara: 18,-.
Bel) Martin. heavyweight champion of
the American Expeditionary torces.
‘filmocked out “Dummy” West, of Seat-
PERRY STAYS LIMIT WITH JACK
CANTON. Ohio, March 18.——Jack
Britten, welterweightchampionof the
World, outpointed Jack Perry, of Brad-
dock, Pm, in a lZ-round built here. last
night, according to newspaper critics.
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3;; 3953;511:1132 minutes “1th the Pocket 3mm champs... Makes u...
Fulton inn-led five of the six rounds,i I)A\'F’~ll?C|)sI?'l‘d 761230! 2221.0}, 18 fl‘
The first went to Madden. As early P l h (1' l- 'f tl , 'whrld's ochet
as the second round Maddcn‘s right $1.9 xrcen ‘1“ ' n o‘- p
eye went mm mourning' A chopping billiard champion, broke a record for
right. followed by a left hook opened a tap, Bildmef“fft‘ r112? (2.913393: 53:}
deep cut above Madden's optic~ \thn “It ‘ “r103" malady ,, Jerome
this round closed Madilen’s eye almost ill—1‘30 3,, .1: A: 'éfltgiagx 0:23“! here
and fifth rounds Madden's injured eye ,‘t, gig}, . it ,. ' Th amc re:
elm-oi with it. in the third fourth “5““ “l 5‘ ‘.‘“".°“-. ° .3 .
continued to get worse all the time. qmred only two‘mmngs. hourhtimei:
“'hin the final gong terminating the hf?- "35."? "”‘2'1‘3 hm 03?: 253:]?
bout sounded [Madden’s eye was near- .“l‘T‘A b". xa’nt. sfi. 0 stop one the Am rl
ly closui tight with blood trickling ‘5 isg’ea‘m 1m? 3303 2,1,0th
down the side or his face. Madden‘s 03“ “7‘“ ‘ at lee“ ‘33 8‘
month and nose also stopped a num century column. He gigs had three
ber of Fulton punches. :runs 0‘ 99 and two of '
K. 0. Bill Brennan, of Chicago. scorn;
ed a l nock‘out over Fred Lango. wrest :
RYAN OUTPOINTS WELSH.
Stamford was one of the speak, era at
the banquet tendered Gen. John J.
Pershing by the Manufacturers'.Aa
sociation of Bridgeport at the Strat-
iicld in Bridgeport, Tuesday.
Following the address
Pershing, Congressman Merritt was
introduced by Toastmaster C. E. llil~
ton. He said that the time has come
for the United States to return to the
old principle or the staté rights, and
when Lilo United States Government
should give up the managemftt of
every enterprise and every business
of Gen. board
ling partner of Fred Fulton, in
third round.
LEVJIS AND LONDOS VICTORS.
Strangler Defeats Yurga and Londos
Subdues Grant.
NEW YORK, March 18,—Strangle
Ed Lewis last night, at the Forty-sev-
enth Regiment, Brooklyn, in the pres-
ence of 5,900 people, defeated Frank
.Yurka, of Australia, in a well contest~‘
cd wrestling bout, that lasted 31 mln—J'
Lewis pinned1
ates and three seconds.
his man with a double wrist lock.
Jim Ltmdos, the Greek
made quick work of Jack Grant. 0
California. The Greek got a leg hOl(
and, giving his man the windmil
_ swing, dropped him, fell on him and.
pinned his shoulders in 13 minutes and
49 seconds.
the
champion,
Jersey Welter Handily Overcomes His
1, Quaker Opponent.
: PHILADELPHIA, March 18r—Willie
;Ryun, the promising writer, of New
Brunswick. N. J.. last night, at the Na-
tional A. (3., this city. added another
x-ivtory to his long list by defeating
Joe \l’elsh, of this city, in a six-round
bout.
Ryan set a fast pace at the outset
and won all the way.
HERZOG EXPECTS TO PLAY.
March 18.—Pennant
l'
. CHICAGO.
,Vccnded a notch today, when head.
1 quarters here received reports that
“Buck Hei'zog, veteran second base-
»man, had performed creditably in a
practice game, yesterday, at Los An-
.geles. Herzog played in a new steel
lliopcs for the Chicago Nationals as;
which it is.v038ible {or private intcr- mitt? 3 now W389. agreement6 1 t “3‘3”!” l “limb untativemr t
ests to handle. The plan for a new hard coal lli-lds. 3‘31“?” 0!; 0:11;: “37“" a he J mg 0‘ the ‘ r to
crate department of education, under and earninqw also were presented bvl o “~— —-~ —-————~
in cabinet head. was denounced his b0”: 50"“3 i l ‘VOTHE “*mm —
:3“.- Merritt us "one of the most M hllemht-rs of the committno Mid ‘ “![7RDR WAR
isldions proposals over ut before i: 9"“ ‘Vur 1"”? hODO 0f defini ‘ ’ ' f ‘ ‘ CB G0
.(‘onm‘cssf' I) on the mmcrs' demanda of a ilxl‘v’lgf.‘ E-ll IN ICA
I .
"if this department were started.”
he said. "it would be but a few years
before the education of‘our children
wculd be guided by the. hand of a pan
tisan government, with ever}? little
school house in the country under its
control." He said that Prussia fur
nishod an exmnple of the “warning of
the minds of its people" through such
1control.
He also'attacked the Plumb plan
lfor zovermneut ownership of the rail
roads.
' “The only demOcracy in the Pluml
plan is that all the people would pat
,the bills, and if there should ‘be an)
deficits, the people would pay them
.‘mlo’hhe'said. .
o ow ii: the banquet, Mr. 11
left for Washington. erriti
sea. They 'can “use no teither Kat to
ten e' ublh‘ awe 9- ' “'33
angina Dually by the b18809!
steam crawler company (penning I”
tween the Gemgia banks and New
York that. hundreds of fish. mostly
haddock: are going begin; in the
local wholesale market at from {our
to live locate :1 pound right in mid
lenten season.
The New York householder pay:
from 18 to 25 cents a pound to:
fresh fish, and the wholesale in—
terests say the difference between
these prices and the retail price of
meat in not enough to crate a dnguand
for the sea food.
The problem of marketing in being
studiedby exports called in by the
steam trawler mmpanies whose ex‘ut—
ence, is is stand. is deepen-diced by
the disinclinatinn of the public to buy
fish under present conditions. as
tall markets arc not. equipped lojian
dle fish in quantities, n is said. and
unless this is done the net return
for the troull‘w involved is not :it-
tractive to drulcrs. As a recur: re-
tail prices aw high and tho puhlfic+
Evan, «base age 'ie 26, is being
sought by the police.
According to lure Powell, «m last
time she saw her sister was at
ociook’ yesterday
I
yesterday.
a hospital yesterday. This morning
Mrs. Pencil entered her sister's room
and noticing her clothes strewn
about. cssayed to pick them up. In
trying to move a trunk she was if
toniched at the weight and 0|! 09911-
inx, made the gruesome discovery.
The woman had evidently been demd
about eighteen or twenty hour‘s.
Death was cause! by strangulation
The murderer using the rain at a to!
house which Mrs. vans’ tours-carom
con used while at play. ~
lire. Powell can give no motive {or
her sister's murder. She says she
was married to Evans at the use of
fourteen years, and the couple have
lived together {or six years.
. RATIONS GET
demand. notwi'hstandiug, tho highl
cost of living 1': mains inactive.
Brfore the war, there. ousted a HARTFORD, March l7.—-William
large trade, {uh carts, and even H. illorlgett. State Tax Commissioner.
rfom wagons, (is): carts, and even today issued the following notice of
baskets. The house to house traders interest to (orporations making tax
were largely l'nllanbvm aliens and
they were call. A home for army serv-
ice. The tradc died and has not been
revived. The 'mwh-r companies so."
that Tish mom 3.» max-hum! in mumzi
lies in order ml paiy. and in no mire:
wus ness of 0 ra '
strain trawler he made prlb‘litatblleg.
Out of this :1'ualiun they say may
come chain sit us for the select fish
exclusively in hig cities everywhere “W"-
with." 23 hou - or the Atlantic sea-l "Should ”3" ‘Jt‘mi‘i‘m f’w‘“ ”9
_ ‘bnyond May l:'~. 1321!, a. tontativé
istate report will be required to be
, nlni by April l, with the exception
.darch 17.——Volumes that trrpcratinns whose fiscal year
morning the high cost ”’5 5"“an ‘73!“er 31 and ”3"”?
ation toda “. :lr'vsented [or consider— 3} “"3 3‘10‘?“4 “my days from the
b ‘- ,, u“. muffler“, n! the more of tho-’r ilsral year in filin s: h
an committw ui anthracite coal min- “fil‘im- Th0 Vii-210 inane ta. K m
era and omru'oz-s :Lppointnd to nex'l‘lléd 4301! I x will he
returns: _
“A corporation carrying an has:
new in Connecticut wh‘ch has been
allowed an extension ‘0! time in the
filing or its if'20 federal income tax
report should notify the (mic-ii
Tax ("ammo-sinner of curb catons:on.
together with the was”! therefor. A
similar extension will “on be gran:-
cd for the filing of ti": Cginccizcut
way can the
5....
1 SHOW HIGH COST 0
NE‘V YORK F LIVING.
of statistics r
of living war.»
cent. lnt'i‘trtise in wages until a spill?»
men: has been announced by Prom-Wain?
donL “ilmn in the bituminous min-30f Mu
ers wage Question. I
cmcaoo. mm.
“an dorman! sir.
“F10" "MOSPy"
l7.~(‘hicago'.4
W the murder
‘ 5 Enrixht, on F .
,3, broke out again today, with the 5:3-
.. - in: or the body of J *
.NEW HAVEN STATION llcader and Enl'irht lk:o::h:vlg'l:zh?z:
l . ’ OPEN on A lL 4THithe S‘rx‘ ‘ -‘ -
‘r grand HAVEN, 'liarch 13.3%}... new‘lands."( t m um mm “M ‘bad
a ma Nation here will be thrown “Uri?! haul been ' ‘ bar
up?) tori-public use on Sunday, April dying iurtantly. 7 shot in Am k'
, .m-nr: me to a statement given out A “a“ 0' ”0°" 3““ ”W3 '9‘“ "
today by'C. I... Bane. general manacer a “9“th 5310011. 2338!! u a 23:3?le
of the l\ew( York, New Haven and “a“ ‘7'" ”“0" "film. I; g
Hartford railroad. The building will “why was a pal or r'Sonny" Dunn
hat rbecnmvletel! finished by that time broth ... “‘35" 0’ Enrich. who rot-err;
however. Som‘ e time will elapse be '5' {o‘wlwd his bond]: in a grand IRE-l
fore the construction of the building “‘9“? ”N’- and dis-arwnf'cd.
is completed. -
Fr: 2L: .‘JrQuav'o. owner of
W'hen the building is opened. the
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the sa-
ble-"K! mm M. and
loan to which the
11‘
last seen of Evans was at 12:30 :2. 31.. 1'
He was discharged‘ from.
TAX EXTENW -
[harness because of a hernia suffered
{since the Cubs started spring train- \_/
prisms: .. .... °
rges Carpentier is quoted assay. ,ing m yesterdays practice “55‘0“ 1" ,I
ing that his trip to America is to ac—. “as been announced, “9‘39“de wheth-
quire the world’s title rather than for.er llerzog immediately underwent an
_. financial m. Such may be the fact. i operation or attempted to play through
but previous to his short to win a“. the season strapped 1n the truss.
title he will be compelled to accept
Tery larcc sum of money. He is to be
a moving picture hero shortly after lucfi . . . . TON'GHT'
arrives here and later is to be a vaudu- “h“ " ORR" ’¥.3’:L‘1‘ .
ville star- at a big salary. After that 3 Bull, the Jersey .UF' bantam. vllu‘dicd as a result of these injuries
may come the battle with Uempseyuhave anopportunlty to redeem 13"”, Behind the death of the lad. is a
The Frem'sman declares that he will 5“” tonight “0L9“mn3g‘es to make a 89110011303? feud. Ted's mother is poo;-
not claim the world's championship in good 51.10““‘3 against, Pal Moore. TheEHis clothes earned for him the name
the event that Dempsey through legal bout WI“ ”‘1‘" place.“ the City A‘ C" '01' “Poverty" among schoolmates De.
entanglements iu unable to defend the and should be an interesting event. .Spite handicaps the boy led his .class-
Death of Poor Bov Laid to Jealousy
and Feud. '
PUEBLO, Col., March 1,8.m'l‘ed. the
eleven-yearoldson of Mrs. H. A. Kuyv
lkcndall, in a statement. yesterday
fshortly before his death charged he
ghad been kicked and injured by five
,schoolboys. Physicians say the lad
‘ \
PAL MOORE VS. JOHNNY .BUFF.
n
n.
1 8.—Johnny
trio. Fair enough, for the French- Buh‘ is quite likely ‘0 surprise the-os. This is believed to have cr .. ..- -' o -
man. as the champion 01' Europe. . Memphian. {jealousy eated’ ; “A“ é‘fke it‘s-“RS you mil be
'5' Id h v, - . . ' Y I. , l ._.______.._._ I 30:1“ 9 S, 1 .‘
on av tnF~ best claim 2) no title I DUNDEE TOO ILL TO BOX. Ted, according to his statement,. _ r l w
whipped two boys or his own‘ age!
Thursday, when they ’jcered at his
(clothes. On Friday five older boys at-
Itacked him and kicked him into an
consciousness. Neighbors found him
behind a. billboard. ~ >
g. . =- DETROIT, March 18,—Johnny Dun-
LOU”'A“gAl;'ARSBKY WQN BY ' !rice, the New York lightweight, wan
NEE'V ORLEANS, March 18.-——l)am- :10 ill _when he arrived at the National
ask, Harry Payne \Vhitney‘s three- Sportmg_Club arena. last night, “.1“;
year-(Yd. a strong fa‘.'ori:c, won yester— the physicians forbade him to partici-
day the Louisiana ileiby. at one and pate in his ten-round scheduled bout
one—Eighth miles, ssnoo adder. Bullet- wm‘ “my .M‘mdelmm" 0’ “mm”
proot was second and Bread Man kee' Dundees temperature reached
third. 102. Mel Coogan, of was
hurriedly substituted and outpointed
"r Mendelsohn in ten rounds.
census, Coils,
mils door tennis championship tournament
_ n . here today- She opposed Miss Caro
C0un.u‘ss grave sicknesses are, re- ma Winn, of the New York 'Tennis-
cognjred by the medical profession as Club. The other contest brought to-
.‘ having their are“ or indirect cause getheri Mrs. ingo Hartman, Lake.
in 2 Deg, . ed d or cough. K Chamnain champion, and bliss Edith
flax M uh; Lin Sigoumey, of Boston.
9 em ion, onine’ is help. ' V. "for ”king “new”. tm' m ~M'
1111. Medicine knows no super healing; M'KE ND wms. timent is Witching ‘ l
scent lut‘ the inflamed mucous mam-l O’SDTorwd- “PAghétnfmga’nrmh 18.-~liike Contest; . - '- ' ‘- ‘ ‘
ANNEXATION - CAMPAIGN.
jl-tarwlnton Corners Wants to sew
Part of Tori-lam .
'ijOlRRlNG‘FON, March ~18.-- Hur-
winton Corners; although a part of
(the town or Harwinton, just over the
Torrington line. is preparing a veil
tion to be presented tofiheaen Gen
eral Assembly, requesting annotation
so this town, it was W yeetar
ay. , , ‘
.At present Harwintan Corner: is
supplied with light, water magma
tally all its needs from Twrinfltou.
in addition most of its: cuisine are
employed here a‘hd the chief m
.fi
; SEMLFiNAL‘ TENNIS TOURNEY.
, NEW YORK. March ISL-«Miss Hel-
,ene Polish, Middle States woman ten-
]nls champion, was one of the semi~
finalists in the national woman’s in-
. . middleweight, flat-flnmm C ‘ I . it “the, Marmara! rhemnatisan . _ .
branex of nose, throat and lung in» champion, mace Annie Rater, arm crust-mm” ' .m..hhm M'fififl from. an. _ -, . 1 about tau: £023.33? wig fi'lflmw;
uses. Thus, while Machine is relies Narnia-k. in a. lei-round bout tenants“ end . m. “an, an,“ 94:50; 5?» . ; 5:371: groceries m i h 1 a W. , -; .
in '1', . 1 '- last incitemen- oashtldeuwre Violon" "o. ' .' i.- am water. " we 1 “ , , vR—mM-i’. °' "
also building up the general health. tern in that”: two rounds
All drnzgiats, 60c and $1.20. . made am good.
W'SEED ._ , ' use: 3mm. car-ire
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JANY ”iguana: , j f'mg'jstimugflfix‘fiehfinmh
John Cron‘n. hi»:
rested, ru- ‘,
nicaf ‘.
old railroad station will be abandoned.
,Tracks will' be rearranged for the
receiving and den-amine passengers
bartender, wore cr—
.'.;. bung brad incomznn-
for upper and lower level. in the new .P‘ ., , " “"7 hunting the. owners
station. A subway will lead to [he 0‘ a -. J'JMMWN 0W? the body
lower level. and 0- c ’33"- l’mg nearby,
( -
. GREB BEATS ROBSON. Cut living costs with a. barb-yard
; ' - cal-den. ‘
DA'i TON. Ohio, March lB.—Harry .- ‘
Greh of Pittsburg. won the referee's ‘
Sccisgcn ovcr Tommy Robson. of Eros~ : .. -. M... 7.. ‘
on. we, last ni m, in a 1241) r2 'r u: ‘1' - “ ""‘ "
bout, 5 an _ a aaUD‘xia S A 01:}
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REPORT MAW CASE
1 is 3... complete until the prints,
2:: inf-.912: album.
i ~ I‘ér‘r; us your films and we
or ninja new.
Emit?- cu: Hour Service.
Says we moat keep feet dry; avoid ‘ . v
exposure and eat less orient "P: 1"" HAMILTON it
.Stay on the-damp ground. avoid m1 l ‘19 Wall Street. Telephone 135.
drink lots of water and above all take ' 1
a spoonful of salts occasionally to lie-3p
down uric acid. . .
Rheumatism is caused by poisinous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gene
rated in the bowels and absorbed irlo
the blood. Jt «Lethe function of the
kidneys to filter flilé‘acid true: the
bleed and can it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin are also (a. means of
tracing the blood otthls impurity. in
damp and chfilyflfioid Weather «the shit i
pores are closed. thus forcing the kl. .1
here to do double wrgthey tern-1w
weak “demand” to eliminate
£113 uric. acid wide it keeps accumulail.
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lasand circulating through the BWCRB} ‘ ‘ _ M.” m
cm ly retfliug’ ' bathe joints and ' _‘ . ”8
muscleecansing Buttress, sorenassaad . sfifizuzfeépfgghp Wfii‘fl‘oh.‘
pain curiae rheumatism Syrup. combined iii-ouch m
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The Summer Furs
"‘l‘" lovelier and more Luxurious than ever
The Scarves and little “Chokers" arc of ~
skins. Rich, thick, and soft, lined with satin (l' V
dc Chine in unusual styles, they are truly bu.
and will be very comfortable and convenient .
days through the summer. .
,A choice line now on exhibition
In “Choker” style
Dark Mink, cxtm good quality, 3 55.00
Japanese Mink 3 251]!
Natural Squirrel S $.00
Australian Opossum 5 35.00
Sable Opossum 5 18.50
In Scarf Shape
Fox Scarves shown in the newest dyes, Po
Georgette and Sable. Also a natural Point
ed Fox $65.00 to $150.03
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all.
Natural Stone Marten, two skins $ 95.00
Japanese Marten, extra line skins 5 85.00
Kit Fox, animal shape, 5 43.00
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Silken Petticoats
Radium Tafietasaadsu‘m MS, 131...: - " . 4
and also changeable and reversible columns—r. '1‘ .
flounms have fine knife plaitings and thou.» :m‘ «.2 :«_-:1
up with little tasscls. or’ there is -h(:an-?l?r'llll1§—. l"~“-‘~
and rows of it until a design has beer {nmu-tf that ar~
swers-i’or trimming. .
' Come in and look at them. The }’-r'l:'<*< +31 "97‘ l I?
$ 3.50 to $18.85, but instead ‘thcrc is mw 1 ' ‘l 3-.
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For Linen. Acquisnives
( 'l - PM Squares Scarves
Pfil'iecfly plaid but with beautifully llClliri. '.
hams. The qu fine and vii-(Hilly (if Pmlzi". .1 i ' » ~
initials if one desires. These sizes;
6 x 6 met: 18 x 18 as ch
s x 8 7 more ' 24 x 24 $11.13
"10:140— Aunts ”, 30x30 $200
’ 12x 12 - 55ers , _ -36). :36 $3.50
s. .133: as. : an , ., ~18 x 4:3 $2.30
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