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. Jim’s Vegetable Co.
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i GNOTES.
Johnny ilson. the middleweight
champion. is likely to meet with ob-
alleles to future matches unless he
.Rttles that Canton. Ohio. matter with
Promoter McKinney. The New York
"139x111? Commission has received a
from the Canton Commission
against Wibon being permitted to box
in this State. until he makes good in
his match with Bryan Downey. and
the subject is under consideratioms It
is not unlikely that Wilson will not he
mnted a card here until he fulfills
"his contract in. Ohio. McKinney. the
promoter. lost 82.500 because of \Vil—
son's cancellation of the match at the-
!leventh hour. and he naturally would.
like to have \Vllson go there and box
waney or else halve him properly
punished. -
Georges Carpentier. the. heavy-
Veight champion of Europe. who is
snatched to box Battling Levlnsky
have rounds at the Arena A. C.. Jer-
sey City. October 12. and is training
tt Summit. N. J.. did his lirst workout
yesterday afternoon in the presence of
Q large gallery. The Frenchman made
an excellent impression on the specta- .
tors. He punched the bag for fifteen
minutes. shadow boxed for ten min-
utes. boxed four rounds at top speed
vith Joe Jeannette. Young Joe Guns
and Marcel ’i‘holnus as sparring part-
ners.
The fact that Caz-miller wus in
urnest was dwuonsll by the {not
capacitan-
ed Young: Joe Gains in first. and
only round of their contes. and Jean'-
nette was called upon to “finish out,
the round- Curpentier cnded‘xhls work man. lie acted as night \dl'dlu'l-lltl figggs'dfo .- wnxsshuibé‘rlfix;
by tugging at the liullc1~slor ten min- in the “an! lazy -m '1-. sewn}? _ ' I » ' "_ '> ' A . - -1» . ~ -
lites. going through a s1! of illegal summit-11 suminl: his fonmrr position “0‘3" - at" (""0“ m mined Wilma Hardware and Auto Supplies
exercises and posing (01 a smile of as conductol :‘1lter the 1elurn from 80%“? "lli'lmon Dyes" no other
:photographs. service of l-‘mnk R. Thompson. who - ‘ . ' - 1 ma . .
The Frenchman impressed his oh- enlisted in the Railroad Enginu-rs.klnd“1h'~n "?"'e "93‘1“" “"9 Kllfu" 125 w {”18T- Pmnw m nw'zny
servers with his l‘t'nlurkalllt- spot-d: _.__...._-__ __ anteed even if. you have. never dyed
NEW LONDON COURT JUDGE before. llmxglst has color raid. 1
and aggressiveiess.
hat on his feet and
much the some :15
Ioung Grit'fo 01' ohl.
Andy Nt'ltll‘l‘lT‘llPI' announces that
'Al McCoy has decided to return to the
roped square. The former title holder
no doubt l‘u-is sure he will he (IlllC to
defeat the present champion, and he
HAS Nil
“ PMN NW
lie is extremely
his
the
head
famous
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Player-Club, G. .111. 11. H. 111‘.
Sisler. $1.. 1.....151 017 1:11 :31 .411:
What Lydia E Pinkhanfs Jackson. t"l1l...l46 ems 111:. 21.x .33:
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am E. t'nllills. "iii. .1511 5") ll: :10 All" 1
for MM——~ er. NATIONAL 1.1~;Aut‘1-:.
Onalaska “is—"Elem month I had 1'1.‘y(-1~.1‘hm. 0. All. it. ll l‘l‘.
inch pains in my back and lower part of jinx-11.41.). 51.. 1 “141; 5:1 :11; :11 371.
ill" ~ stomach I could not Young. 1:. 1'....1:,1 571; a: :n: .2131
lmll”. " 1"“ in bed; I “‘5 ltnnsll. t‘m.....H7 3m, \: 1:44 .211
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l Would wmm. llklyn..114 mm x; 11.1 .224
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«mains. would. hove with if
: W- V A
>‘hflrm
Ltlon of assistant truinmnslcr.
ant Judge. S. Victor Prince.
city,
the city and police court by Governor
('3' created by
\‘i’illiam
he
a. .
' Paul Sampson and ”63m: Tunney
will hays a twelve-round argument at
Messiaen-h Milan-treaty,
night. and Greenwich Village and
Harlem will be well represented It "
GDEVEMND NHKDS
. summons was
N-EW YORK. Sept-1 10 .——CIsyoisnd.
by defeating St. Lou“ Meal“; vent
another half length ahead of Chicago
in the final dash for the -Am.srican
League pennant. The White Box
were idle and, as a result. now troll
the Indians by one and one-hull
games. Although New York complet~
ed its schedule with a doublewictory
over the Athletim. the Yankees were
formally and finally put out of the
race so far as. the pennant is con-
cerncd~by Cleveland‘s victory. The
latter has four‘gamcs to play and it
also team loses all or them the Indians
.sllli would be one game ahead 0; the
Yankees. "11 v a.
.To settle the race between Cleve-
land and Chicago. the former to win
must take three of the remaining four
games. provided Chicago wins the
three remaining games on its sched-
ule. It Cleveland should do no better
than break even and the White 8011
should win their three games. each
would finish the season with ninety-
eight won and fifty-six lost.
\Vhlle the Yankees were eliminated
yesterday as pennant contenders there
is still a mathematical possibility of
the team tying- the White 801; for sce-
.‘v-
the ring.
593'.
HIGH.
another contest
champion.
It renorts from-the middle West as. -
to Jess \Villard'obusiness ventures are i
reliable. and they come from a trust~
worthy source. the former champion
has a strong incentive to. return to
According. tome revelations.
Willard's oil investments have turned
out so‘badly that the $800,000 the
Kansan earned in the ring. and in cir-
cus work since he took
Jack Johnson has dwindled to a seri-‘
bus extent. It is alleged that \Villnrd
dropped=$96.(wn in one oil deal alone.
and he feels that he must recoup his
shattered fortunes through the medio
um ol‘ pngilism.
'l‘here is not the slightest doubt that
\V‘illard has been in training for some
time past. for numerous persons have
seen him at work. and he unquestion~
ably seeks another bout with Demp‘
not because of a desire to reverse
the Toledo decision but for the benefit
of his depleted treasury.
take on some other boxer for his lirst
but the goal of his ambition is
present
with
title
\Vll lard may
the
0nd place. but in order to bring this
from
WLLY’S
about .the \Vhite Sex would havotto
lose their three remaining games.
CONDUCTOR PROMOTE”.
DANBL'RY. Sept. 30.-——ll0b€l'l l-l.
Kelley. of ls Homestead avenue. a
conductor employed 011 the New
York. New Haven and. Hartford rail»
road. has her“ promoted to the posi-
on the
Dunbury division. to take v-l‘fect Octo-
ber l. The nppoinuneut of Mr. Kel-
ley to this position is pleasing to all
the. local employes. us he is popular
win his fellow cmployes. who consider
it a deserved advance.
Mr. Kelley has been in the
ol' the railroad for nearly
years. \\ viking: up lrom frt ight lil1~kh~
employ
th lrteen
NE‘V l0Nl)(lN Sent. '29.—- A‘sist
of this
today was appointed J'udlte of
Marcus ll. Holcomb to fill the vacan—
the death of Judge
1}. Cult. The appointee has
been assistant judge of the court for
the past [our years.
Five Leading Hitters
. In Major Leagues
' a year
to do
‘ 11 only wash
es once in a
I read an
_ 5 ment of
for other “0..
it surely did
no sins now = 11 do my house-
For Withou lc at all. I
will alwavs '
Lssm E. Wanna,
i018 Pine St., La Crosse, Wis.
. The reason Women write such letters
to {he Lvdia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell' their friends how they are
noniol. ’ —\f rs
help ed is that Lydia E. Pinkham’s.
etable Compound has brought health!
an happiness into their lives. Freed
from their illness they want to pass the
90d news along to other suffering
mines that they also may be relieved.
W HE}:
you buy you want satisfaction. ,
you to be satisfied. Therefore, we’re both working toward the 1.
same goal. And that 5 worth a whole lot to both of us! '
-:nderine. " Af-
nderine“ you
A few cents buys
ter an application .of “
can not find a fallen hair or any dand«
ruff. Besides evely hair showa new
life. vigor, brightness more color and
thickness.
Say You Want
'. :1 "Pl".
“Diamond Dyes
» .
16-18 South Main Street
Open till 9 p. n1. Every Evening, Saturday 10 p. m.
- -‘M.
llI 1|
1 'EPH ROSENFIELD
forK. C.
could put
care Hotel
more.
P. S.—Lssvin¢
mid“
housed on close to
the roof as they
not
Drop me a line
Balti-
HOWDY PETE!
Always learn something when I head into Ehilsdelphid
this old town. Passed my d ls winging.
to a fine, business-looking en 1- . vo -
Pullman dressing room -’ morning - y~~
this opened up a conversati- Listen, P . _
that man - the Camel me .. _ ,.
in; to Hoyle! . i _ ‘}:“~
“Camels are e very ‘13 ace 0 ., i-f
cigarettes” said 's party . get -- . * . 3:5:
word? It fits—i .1, «we-— -‘ ‘ ' A;
spill: the whole Cs - .. .1! A -n 7,";- - :“ fi‘ifizfit
don‘t get what I’m -r . toyou. loo 113 :... 3H 35.3 '3
the word in Webst 1 y, Uncle Dan '
put it there when he -i 1- « Camels were
c -- That man slip- -to one word :—
llow d -bod- a. aftertaste.
.. cl , \' -‘ ... ~ cigarette
in the war . I 1- .
Pete. .- our men of all
’everyw y boosting Come 8?
That's . - > know Camel: are rigbtl
fl‘heyknowf .. melanoma-thalamus
have ’tho quell —u1d-they know that
on Turkish and choice
"1... the most dolighh
ever put between his
Camels blend of
Domestic tobacc-
ful cigarette any ..
lips! -
Oldoilwell, I'mno --.butthowsy
Camels are going to more and more men
every one of the seven days in every week
is a sight to see! ‘ 3_«,._.._ f;
.._ ....‘
, . 45?;
VWHEniweTiefi’lVe want .
\
Quail-Tea now onlv 45c lb
31.lbs. $1.30 ;
Duohess Cofiee nowronly 41c lb 1
5 ills.~ $2.00 -.
SamBo Coffee now‘only 28c lb 2;
BestComhination Co ee
The cereal and chicory reduces the camels content mom: it the: .
great: boutirdrink. Try- it.
25clb.
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“imam
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M‘h‘w
,
W" Among the Dresses villi-$1
m and!“ in block. blue. tape and brown
Exclusive models slmwing the effective Hayes-age
12111. mi“. ruined panniers and tunic:
"3 131088.01 Bafin, simply made with flaring sin-w:
medium low neck, sash and plain covered l111ttu11~.
A Similar Model with over-drape bordered v =41
Long
finished with knife plnitinw.
narrow up-tumcd knife plaiting. slum:
Black Satin Dress, the skirt covered with 13m"
rows of black lustrous watered ribbon. 811.. _..l
falling model with narrow girdle and open 511 or».
Black Satin With skirt of line accordion 11M?" 5.
Sleew ‘.
and sash lmrllel‘cd with henna colored Satin.
'1 l .
‘tl.\1ll1
deep and full over taffeta petticoat.
‘x
'7
Black or Navy Blue Satin with eccentric tables.
l'
and collar hand cmlnmidered in old blue and black.
Black Satin, lmreln model. with Skll’l and \lm \1 <
elaborately bonded with 51111111 him-1; heads. N21: av r
fié'fi‘fii‘: 359%? 11:33:33.“ .
Navy Blue Georgette, fine side and {lever " 11.
plniting, wide girdle edged with Persian 1-115: 11.
ammo-.1: l
Blue and BIO“ mm Dresses Willi \‘1 :1. OS
and tunics elaborately embroidered and 11 unlit-«l.
k St‘t‘tll‘lll l 10?.)
Winter Coats
Shown inIBolivia. Silvertons and Chinchilla “1.
dark
‘ined
J
satin girdle.
Striking and unusual. 1 :5,
F"
’7’ 'A very large assortment in browns, tanpv.
navy blue, and dark gray, lined throughout « l
10 the waist.
"
be 11 ill was
WW“ “'1' 2.
Mses
the-niece Block Soisette Dresses of amnle provor'
'ti‘onsandwelln-de: sim4244snd460nly.
ill wim‘
These dresses 31"? Idlptt‘d for afternoon 111 11 :1: ,.
not be duplicated today for $5.00 Our roam.” pwv 1‘1
l i
V" '33, but because we have not a full rang!“ ”l W“ " “
slow thwart -M50.
A till!!! M for stout women.
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