$.I...
t " Yoourday's ROIIURCI.
. Chicago, 10; New York, 3.
, Washington 11; Cleveland,
W65 .
Eh ladelphla. 7' t Louis, 2,
g: !
. i§tandinl of the Clubs.
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4
Cleveland .. 67
Néw York ..... 65
............. 63 .
Wuhington ......... 46 4
St. Louis ............ 47 51
. Bum ,... 54
Wt anal plat .... Ԥ; 61
runaupua 7......”1 In 71
.‘ "my:
named Today.
, m;_Ll—.‘AA— _A. I Anni-
Wm m mm.
Philadelvhia at Cleveland.
Nov lurk u m
Baotou at Chicago.
I NATIONAL LEAGUE.
» Yestedar‘a Result...
Pittsburgh, 3; Boston. 0.
Philadelphia, 4; Chlcam, 1.
'Ifwo games played.
Standing of the Globe.
'Won. Inst. P. C.
Brooklyn ............ 58 43 .574
Cincinnati ........... 52 . 42 .553
New York ........... 50 45 .526
- Pittsburgh .......... 50 45 .526
Chicago ............. 51 51 .500
St Louis ............ 45 53 .459
Boston .............. 40 50 .444
Philadelphia . . . . . . 39 58
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New lork.
St. Louis at Boston,
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn,
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE.
YesterdaV's Results.
' Baltimore 5. :Jersey City, 2.
Buffalo. 8: Toronto 1.
Rochester. 3-3: Akron L9.
Reading, 3-1: Syracuse, 13.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. PJ‘.
........... 68 33' .673
Buflalo ............. 66 35 .653
Toronto ............. 66 39 .629
‘Akron .............. 64 39 .622
Reading ............ 49‘ 55 .471
Jersey City ......... 40 62 .395
Rochester ........... 31 69 .310
Syracuse ..... ' ....... 24 76 .240 -
Game: Taday. _
Toronto at Buffalo. ~
' Akron at Rochester,
Reading at Syracuse. "
Jersey (‘it3'Iat Baltimore.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Hartford 1-0: “'aterbury 0-4.
Bridgeport 5: \‘ew Hmen 2.
Springfield. 6: Pittefiekl 2.
Worcester. 12: Albany, 3.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won Lost. P.(‘.
New Haven .......... 52 41. .559
Worcester ........ .. 49 42 .538
Sprinnfield .......... 47 44 .516 1
Bridgeport .......... 48 46 .511 :
Pittsfleld ............ 47 45 .511 ‘,
Albany .............. 4; 47 .489l
Hartford ............ 42 44 .488 *
'Waterhury .......... 3 58 .389,
Game: Today,
Hartford at Springfield.
Albany :2: New Haven.
Waterbury at Pridc-‘port.
Pittsfield m. \l'orcester.
AMERICAN ASSOClATION.
Columbus, 22: Milwaukee, 6.
Toledo. 8: St. Paul, 4.
Louisville. 9; Kansas City. 5.
Minneapolis, 2: Indianapolis, 1.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. 5: Little Rack 4.
Memphis 16: New Orleans, 6.
Nashville, 3; Mobile 1.
Five Leading Hitters
In Major Lag-nu
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. 0. AB. R. W. PC
Speaker Cleve. .101 381 96 159 .417
.411
Sisler. St. L ..... 99 390 82 161 .404
Jackson. 0111.... 97 379 67 151 .398
Ruth N Y .. 99 320 112 125 .391
Rice Wash ..... 96 385 58 142 .369
NATlONAL LEAGUE.
Player and (“1111.0 A“ W. PC.
Hornsby.’ St: L. 97 384 61 143 .372
Ronsh. Cir-1...... 91 339 46 113 .333
J. Smith. St. L.. 68 230 44 76 .330
Williams Phil... 241177 55 123 .325
Nouns, N. Y 95 364 58 117 .321
MCCABE MATCHED TO
BOX SOLDIER LAWSON
Pair to Figure in Star Bout of the
Richmond A. C): Next Show
in Stamford.
Mickey McCabe. the clever New
Work boxer. win meet Soldier lawman:
or the Bronx, New York, in the star
bout at 10 rounds at thallium“ A.
Cfs show. on West End baseball field,
Stamford. Friday evening, August 13.
They have agreed to weigh in at. 140
pounds at 5 p. m. the day of the bout.
Lawson last winter made a hit in
Bridgeport by putting up a corklng
battle against Benny W'eafer, Mc-
Cabe is well—known to Stamford pn-
1rons of boxing as a clever, had hit-
ting scrapper.
"Young Mac. the West Stamford
youngster. will meet Silent LaMcnt. of
New York. in the semifinal at six
rounds. There will be a return bout
between Battling Red and YonngBru-
no. of Stamford, at four rounds. and a
four-rouni bout between Willie Gon-
nors, of Greyrock, and Young Hearts].
of "an Nest,
}.
CHALLENGING YACHT WINS.
COBOL'RG, Ont. Aug. 5.——Water-
1wu. the Crescent Yacht Club’s chal-
lerzer from ‘Watertow'n, NHL, lull'the
George Cup, won yesterday’s mom
1hr:- (‘anadian defenders W of
the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, of
Tor-onto won the first dny'n mien. .
, The rules provide that the boat 91“:
H000 TJ',‘
l .
@133“...
“WISH—n7 3111*. .‘P- 1M .Md 1111833
. fill 10 women: 1; ,195. swam,
. fiwfirfififi {Mfim
.,:-:v:‘.f~';.b~n‘
moat can wslunefl
I "‘ stockings in black bud
Cordovan, were $1.50
"‘ Children’s Sports
two-torieuilk and link,
wereupto$2.00. Sizes
8to10, fox-$130
Very Special
Ivory finished Enameled Bod, two inch tubing
and one inch fillers. Complete with spring.
Former price $31. 50.
Sale price $28.35
Fourth floor.
I Table Classes
1 : ' . Promo, blown and cut glass
’ A medley assortment'including goblets, tumblers,
4 ice teas, Shel-bets, finger bowls, ginger ale and egg
glasses.
l ~ I The goblets and sherbets are in iridescent effects,
l gray and amber.
L Soldin sets of six
Gold and White China
American Porcelain, odd pieces to be closed out '5
11““
Tea Cups and Saucers. $8. 75 a dozen now $3.5
momenta, $3.60_adozcn nowS'dm
I‘ Coral Dishes, : i $2.25 a dozen now $1.85
i Mt. Saucers, ' ~ $1.50 a dozen now 31.25
Open Vegetable 1318th in three sizes and prices:
Round, large, regular 70 cos now til) as each
Medium, regular 60 (31:3 now 50 Ct: each
Small, regular 50 cts .now 40 cts each
Open Oval Vegetable Dishes, regular 50 and 60 cts
Stockingswithcufitops, ‘
7/ ran-$1.005
A
“innufli ww’ .FI
: Beg-hr u m
l Goblets, $3.50 and $4.00 $2.75 and $3.25
‘ Low Sherbets, $4. 00 $3.26 4‘
i , Kelsey Ware, Colonial style 9*}!
' ’ C Regular Bole Price
ICed Teas, $2.25 6 for $2.00
Tan Sherhets, $1.50 6 for 51.13
Low Sherbets, , $1.38 6 for $1.25
Finger Bowls, $1.75 0 for $1.50
Ginger Ale Glasses, 2231.43 $6 for $1.5
Goblets, $1.60 6 for 51.43
Table Tumblers, $1.13 6 for $1.00
7 Plain heavy Tumblers, $1.08 6 for 90 cts
I l.m¢...hu.w” 1' ' - .z. .1 W _«fl .
2‘
the August Sale
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1 Attractions have been added
hRegudooie figust FurSaIe
“ fie I'm growth of our August Sales
each on year is Wilt pivot tint. our
l'cmtomera We the opportunity of buying
furs at low prices in the stunner.
, Thisfileof 1920con1es up to every previous)
omitting, and, notwithstanding the uncertain eon-
ditionsprcvailinginthefurindustries,weareablc
to ofi'er better furs than ever before. Styles are
exelmive. (laments one perfectly made and we
believe that every one will be sgtisfied with the
selections made this August.
" "Odd lo: of
Children's Dresses»
Hammocks with up.
bolstered, backs, :in
khaki,-groen and gray.
Regular price $251!).
Gingham, Voile and
ic Jeans in ‘ ‘Peter
Thompson” models,ages
8 to 14 years, ‘
- $3. 85
Junior Department. '
Sale price
, Ch nzse Grass Furniture
AllihewayfromChinacametbeaeoomfortableand
artistic Chairs and Rockers
in natural color which are so suitable for porches and
sun patients. We expected them the first of June
and they should have been here, but. arriving at this
late hour they get into the sale at reduced prices.
Lounging Elixir with foot rat, was $31 00 for $25.“)
largo W, n‘ a” , was $19 .00 for $151!)
Largo Arm Rocker, wig: was $20.00 for $16.11)
W to notch, 'I ' ‘ was $19. 00 for $15.41!)
Large Armchair ' vn'th side
, pockets, was $21.00 for $10.70
Im‘gb‘m Rocker with side
pockets, was $22.50 for $18.00
Arm Rocket with “Sleepy Hol-
low" scat, very comfortable,was $20.00 for $151”
“_Hour Glam" Chair. was $21.00 for 516-75
Medium sized Armchair, was $13. 50 for $10.75
Medium sized Rocker, was $14.50 for $11-75
now 40 33d 50 ct: “:1'hree-piece Set With grccn woven border,
Meat Plattm. regular35cts nowauotsoaoh
WAKE-1:...
Two French China Dinner Sets
2.-...- Worthy Special notice ' “
Inaviland Set of 100 pieces, pink and green spray with
l 1.-
l , stipplcd gold handles. Regular price $66..00
:"i' ,,. Saloprice $59.00
French China, 100 pieces, in pink and green with 1131!.
met gold handles. Regular price $78 ”00
‘3 Bale price $69.00
- _ _I Bannock.
} in -_ -1
For the Baby Collars and Veils
Ll
Inca c ‘
Long WM Goats 0f . mammroraocu
F0001! word 90rd ‘ Williams”
Y Blabmmmd ' qua/$1.75 for
l); August Sale Price . W? flint l.
.125
Wham i aimed” .
nflwapflemusse . me, wits *.
rounding, 5-1.1....» gets. mason:
9 cts, Nmm "‘
, Oblong Table,
.. ._. '
Pompioco 8% in blue and gold with cretaonne s I
...._
: l5? very artistic for sun parlour or bunga- .—
W out. A 3!, _ '
low. Will serve for almost any indoor ,
use. Regularly priced at $3411) fa- $70.00
Three-piece Set with round
back, ‘3 w'as $08. 00 for $52.00
was $20.00 fmmm
m loot.
Livmg Room Furniture
in reed nd willow
and backs. Regularly $225.00. 88h Face
Thus-PioneSotofOldlvory, cretonueseata
bucks. Regularly $139.00.881e price $11
four-piece French Walnut with cre’wnne sea
backs. Regularly $225. 00. mpg-ice
«a Imp». Won muggy, including 7'ft. divan.
Regularly $265.09. wmmmI
mom, i
1
"La Mode" Porch Dresses
33""? chofanmainingmodelsinfmeyyoiles,
now $52W
25 W formerly at moo I . m 2' 319.50 ,,
51233366044. .
30 Dramas formerly at $10.50
1.53- -< . K“
'I ‘11.? i- “ '“ ,.-
ME
last :i
Couch Hammocks II
$20 00
Third 10012.5.
33
.i!
Igspecial design, and the ever-Mu! Gate.- 1.
‘ "3‘an WJI
models with “ll/.1 inch
tubing and $5 inch fillers
Former price $9.00 '4
Mlmgoodj
1.
L... $8.l0
{$13.50 reruns
' $21.00 for $18.90
$25.00 for $22.50
I Fourth floor.
l
r-Mattr asses
of genuine Kapok
In full sizes only, choice of three colon-d 1:,L
, ings. This 15 one of the choice oifcrimzs oi IIII v.14
$23 '50
\
The Question of a Tab'e
The little Occasional ,:,Table the Scm'm: 'l lln‘ nf'
, :1”) an
prominent in the sale. For small li\' rug rooms mod!-
crn apartments and 113115.181»: gatech is most main; ,
spreading its leaves for breakfast, lunchmn tr joy
library use when needed. It can also fold itml :lnd,
retire against the. wall, taking up little space.
Way Gate- leggy .. x43 inchm regular fallen
$48..00
Sale price $42.
A second model 32x 42 inches,n-gularpr1m- M. 1‘:
Sale price 95 00
In size 34 x 48, with drawer, regular prit 0 $30.11. ,
Sale price S4350
Gate kg Breakfast Tubk of imrl‘nfion ll'lallfif': 1..., ‘sfi
inches square, regul ar prix e $3'.)0 00 Sale price... Sift 30
001011531 Sewing Table with two drawer rt; 1 .1.-
$32. 00. Sale price $21100.
'A second model. two drau cm, was 3545.011‘
5‘13 price Swim
ueen Anne Sewing fable with two drawers 1‘! . n ar
Q $82.00. Sale price $2550
M3. Washington 'Il‘able “ith three dramas 1: cu-
lax $30.90 Sale price $31 00‘
Fourth flour. ,
l
l
i
In the Picture Gallery
555%!" Wynveryl’icturenntmm in
W And there are a great number of very dosh Llrld
subjects all framed with the care that is ShIWH ‘in
color corresponding with the picture.
Amougthe popular abjects will be found: .
“The Chariot Incl!" by Ben Burr. i
“The Sea Shore Drive at Balsam”: " l
“The last SW,” by Leon ardo dc Vinci. f l
I Several oil paintings of moderate size, luwlrvulmfi: .
and marines. . ' , '
Some prints by ”0168111 Parrish and llw “(114000101
llamas and Interiors” by Sanford Full and ll‘rt' «i I‘m! pm
50!!
“Stroller-d on Avon” Was $5.00 fnP'M,-9°
“The Wedding Dream" Was $4.00 ful' $3.20
“Harp of the Winds" “is $7.51) for 35‘5”
“Aurora" - Was $.50 for 53160
“Return immifBJx'ary" “(as $6,830 fur iii-.20 -'
”SIP Gfihllbd" “7315 $7,013 lInl' 3551‘
“Pol. of Basil" Was $611) lIul' 5.5.30
Shepherd und Flock" Was $8.00 for $6.40
,“Fruil. Pictures" “’ere $6110 for $5.80
“Rheims Cathalral” IIH!‘ Sill-5W
Was $14.00
.fld—‘_"‘I_-A~
lnLearher Aunt Si':
' _ W m with m on the following:
all}: or we strap 335 Fancy Nickel Warn, . 4.
(except: clot-1,110!
Third mm. «it:
with 1) «21:02.00 III a
I “#131,011 :1 Bathroom Fixiiilcs 5”;
incl. :11 new 1 _ . , .3 7,. 1’;
models with . imide M1888 Looker. . a,
aha! 11g. 3 WW» G83 Ranges
hm I K I [M Refrigerators
In, ' ‘7.” Emma! Ware
VIM Pusan, buck .
“to?“ Wash Bmlers
.‘ I, “I”: "“1 ‘5‘ am Baskets
I ltrim ' Hampers and Hashim
.4"
‘Aknnmnn Ware
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