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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 8, 1921 · page 8

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aerating I file Imam tho
' moon‘géts roll. .Sigjenchange mo,
’ »~, ‘tzlough carpenter: fimcput sashesnon

windows. and ‘ or hear worncn’fa'walla-fi

. . ‘ :kuow bottleiefilfliffi'..necks. shoe; have
' itongues. a watch join hands: a; bout
.1. “1.1m ribs. tape measure has feel. old-
‘ , wipes}: w.- heelstéjang stove. pipe '91“
‘ fimm? ds‘have logo. chairs arms.
:t-lle clock a ’faceyrnlrora hare backs.
‘ floors have malls. mattresses havahalr.
icornbs have toothllgegdlos have eyes.
‘ fpins vc* helm: and windows have
lpaneéilpalns). . In Pennsylwnla‘they
hafi: ore pits and coal pits. Here we
lilave lemon pits. mplls. and so on.
iWhat a fungyold world this is. an?-
. 'way." _ ‘ ' , F‘. N. J.
" l March 3,1921. .

 

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PITTSBURGH. March {Sr—George
Glbsun. manage-r ot' the Pittsburgh
National League baseball (-luh, has and
pounced at‘the spring training camp
lat W'est Baden. Ind.. that the I‘ll-ates
‘ will be given two sessions of practice
each flail". "

He is wollapleased with :lm work of .
, two new [ill-ates. one being Chief Yel-
low Horse. oerittle ’Rork. who came
to the Pittsburgh team this season.

 

 

 

 

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TWO Wilcox-26‘ ANDREVEQ‘SIDL ' numbnuuevvlcx . SIIOEMHKER BIEETS DA“:

‘ ' ’ . ‘ ’ * ‘ CHICAGO. March 3.11%.» ohnm- .

8: mm. picturesquely situated than 60.000 people. massed slnce Chomplain. the first plan. J. H. Shoemaker. or New York,

»n the Bay of Fundy and one of The St. John River -ol meal figure in Canadian blown, . WI.” ‘5'” defeated I”. nightdn the

’ ‘anada's most important seaports. America." is justly (How; 9} us visited its harbor and gave it tho ‘ third game or the natlmmlanlateul;

< often called the “L " famous reverslble cataracl..arand name it now bean. kn _ ,, pocket Millard championship tourna-
.ecause., it was foun Kb Falls. which flowslseaward part 0! During the. summer Si. 10 on- mom by Earl panama“ Of Chicago. ,

Initod Empire’Lovalis’ls in 1783. the day When file tide in the Bay of lcys a gran. program oghwaur. ‘ moot; Harry Dow. or Detroig'ln one

it is not only a pfateway to she Fundy drops fort feel, and lamb sports. and but a shot; mugs. « of the three Ham, 3 today. igatmmn

' tlantic Ocean but to Nova Scotia, ward the romaln er of the day away is St. Angrergs- - c- l 1 agam.appmmmn m agllinot wimam

, .5 well, bein connected by steamer when it is hlflh tlde. Crossing the Whlch basin stanlit go canning. ” Lew, of Rockford.. Gus Gnrdm‘r’
,. ith 0:1ng irectly across the Bay river near the falls are two great worthy of ltawor amoua “New York. NE” Carl Vaughan, of

- ".f Fun .

' ‘ -.. a cantilever bridge sake. St. Andrews in boon 78:00- Chi. . 1
From D] bytolhfirzfllg; 233$?“ :nreailwa and tgie otl‘lfr a band. t2? molhfelt 13mg? {£30112 mg" i“ "‘9 "“"d "“1““-
I nd 0‘! Evan eline” brid e for vehicu at tr: e. nyo om. any a e
miffieami Llearmnnth wifich is one ii!" need of a good. second-hand. the United States. inch: in; wall,

 

 

 

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'- . . m ilever brid e can buy this experts as "Chick” Evan! , ' REW XOllli. ”March s.MThe gel-1
: ghnasggréoflfiliclléénl? aBgfrtlZv?e di; illeefxl’ornl‘t is to be r: laced soon by Oswald Kirkllyi‘ have lager! alga 11:11:": team. \‘Ealler Run and Willie 1
l r 3.000 people who left New York a 1921 mudel. St. Jo oils 4: modern New Bru‘nswlc Si: a ram arms. led with 6:5 nun-s and 4 laps
i 'l twenty trans orls. Since then it naritim; clty hwllh a héstorlc st. algal-affirmed ll. as a splendid test :xtlrlt:;nl;:(:la:‘ :52: Imind llorgigggc
l ' 1 an 1. rec can one: ve 0 30.. ’ i > ‘ ' C? ”W" =1 ‘ "
(J‘f‘s 50“!“ e a City of more More ‘ _ . ‘“ ' "- " "“““""“”’”"‘ ‘ Square Garden. ,The record for this
.3“ : 7 , n - hour lo 1306 miles and cm- lap. made
1 -"-'.'-l _V__~ 173-“; _, .m -_ ‘ “~11.-. . -. 1.1- 4, M «MM 11.--... ~~~ «r‘«--W“ by 1.21.an and Root in 11:15. ‘Seven ‘

 

 

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Mynpiuasmucl‘l. ill the

some Cogkonoe Tribe (2nd team) den
Winged t‘nc PostOifice five by the score"

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of 21 to ‘19.

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Players.
‘ "Ilrotllerton... c . . . '. . .
Clancy. lg . . . ..
"f»'Mli.<lOll,- 'rg . . . . . . . . . . .

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- Players.
Hallowell, if no... . . . .
Exceland. If .........r.
Hanson, c ...... 4
rPtilk,‘_rg...... ...... .2
3 Pleasant, lg 1. l

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“lll Mlllllll 7 t
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in :9. taut guano played in Pied Men's
1 Juli, ‘55 Liam street. lzlls‘. ll'lghLCuck-
» («we ’l‘rihe defeated. the General Elec-
"c " l .' e of 37 to .

:3; \gz‘y‘goxymé 33:00:; tor the Red fight wllh Sum Felllers at M'ulllnlloo.

' ' ' ' prolimiuarv County. Tipperary, three-civlllans be“

'l'hc chief attraction was:
,..cleon game. on the part of both teams.
Coughstarred for the Red Moll. piling

3 up slx'hankets and three fouls, Clancy
.7 ' played agoad gnlllo, milking l‘oul'l‘vas-
«kamdur‘mg the forty minutes of play.
For the. Bridgeport team. i’ollison and
Freeland allowed the faatgest in play"

'l‘he plelimlnary game was ‘

“from the start or the tray to the. fin- '
. lull. '[t was not until the non. sound-
fej“ at the close of the forty minutes
. firms}; that the final result could have
j" bgml’determlned. The scores:
- lockenoo Tribe.
»(}oals. Fouls. I‘Ls.

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General Electric.

Goals. Fouls, Pts. flaunts at the lo “wage of a few pesos

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Cuckmoe Trlllc (2nd);
era. ’ Goals. Fouls.

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' EilllNOCKEo our BY MI

«fill: PAUL. Minn. March 8.-—-—Bllly
_, St. Paul heavyvgight, knocked
7 agmorlaodse. of Minneapolis. in
magnum round of a, scheduled ten-
rnonmboxing bout here last night.

_‘ sighed 184k; and Lodge '225

incl: Bellamy, world's beamelght
mun boxer, refereed the bout.

_ Four More Shot in“
Southern Ireland

DUBLIN. March 8.-~lr‘our parsons
were shot and killed in engagements
between Crown forces an Sinu l-‘oin
dflnchment’s ill Southern Ireland last
‘nlgllt, A motor lorry ngs fimbuslwd
‘noar Rulllm-obo. and Captain Chm-
lleld and two private; wore wounded.
Police nuxiliarlcs engaged in an hour's

lug killed and twenty capturpd. 01710.i
man was killed at Toamcs. County":
Cork. i ' z

A police sou-grant was shot and kill—
ed at Kllmullock. County leorirk.‘
.by five men. and the mllltnry forces:
retaliated by blowing up a. store llrllr
where the attack took place.

 

 

N0 SEI‘KVAN'I‘ PROBL 1M " a. i
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Young Gil-lanomesztlos at Two Dollars‘lypewrlter.

. a Month.
That servants still in the early teens,

can be obtained in South Amerlcn tor 'a duke wanlefi of a typewriter. but this
as low as three to five pesos a meat 1. l should be no pause for wonder to Brit.

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n peso being less than forty cents.
one of the surprising features of life
there for \the American housewife.
"Servant life here is 30mm; from
which there is no escape.” rwrlles
Bernice A. Miller. Physical Education
Director to rthe Y. “K C. A. In Monte-
video. Urguay, South America. "The
great army of servants are ignored by
the census. Often motherslog, the
lower classes place thelr little _ glrla
befqrc they reach lei'r teens as agr-

a. month. Thu . they begin at a ten-

long drudgery, It is the exceptional

home that. ls Without one or more ser-

vants. ,
There is a school law in Montevi-

 

th'e e is also a law that children who
the boys collars. ties. and< aprons.

vants to school gor halt a (193,310

children are ‘so numerous thrit these

and duchess of Alba the, not of pros-
ienls ‘showed‘that they had been the
greclpleuts of a book and a pair 0! opera.

tlme. confitltuted herself.

der age. a. thankless and often a llfc-

'to 'breuk th -
deo for compulsory emulation but tobacco hablet. cfifingfgyyggagfign:

co no. to «chool mu’st wear shoes and :Zfinghxgugggfige'acflwxz
Some famllleh send thelr young 5‘23 gfigu£§:éu {:3 twmmm
ol’ thém‘vvade the matter entirely. stroke: tiled fitmmbofirc‘gmfiemefi“
1 The llleglllmate birth rate manual "my Dumb . chair . “.5 g,
America. ls said to be higher thaw in > , '62:: '7

anywother parrot the world. Donated mikfiuflmifilis bozo! NW

little slaveys. ,otten .tqlll‘ng‘ tromve'arly w mu" "°’*t°""°°°"“‘” form.

 

found everywhere... Suicides " among

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morning until late otnlght. mto be figbgtflm ”fund "grub.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

them are frequent. i ' “mm" were a lap behind with three
The r. w. c. A. under the alrecuon other Mum trialling ononwr lap back.
or Miss hone Shoppnrd of lhe Nutlou- ' , .
ul Board. many years a resident there. AGAIXST 14039 31531,“ CORK.
is striving to bring American, stan- PmBURGHgglnrch S.-Th9 Dub-
dards ancfldenls of educallon and re- "0 work committge of council today
creation, into the no» or glrls of alumni undergcwfideratlon :1 floatation
classes. Sluce 1911 when a low per- i‘nsklnxfllns’br E. V; morock to rota-e
mllllngime employment of women in ,ommlt to the ”were! Cork to

 

 

government offices. Was panama. girl weak to Exmtion Hall. —»
alenogmphers and other workers have .The~ resolution points out 13 the

bean "in demand. One of the popnlu' building 1' owned by the cliff- the
Y. “r. classrs la in monograph): - tumult: of a permit "might embar-
‘, . ran the natlonal government by all.

TVPEWRITER FOR A DUKE ‘ lowing the lord mayor of Cork to
Jn tlie matter of wedding pregents speak. In a city building .thereby glvv
Queen Mary has lnt‘roduced a vogue ofllng quasi-recognition."

 

 

 
 
 

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giving somethlng inexpensive but use:

 
 

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' ‘ homo: once child-

dén, because , Lydia, E.
."‘;,Piflkham’s Vegetable

. - Compoung restored the
g mothcr to a healthy, nor»

.lnal phvsicéll «condition.

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The following letters
give the experience of
,two you-11g women and
prove the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham’SIVegctable
" Compound in such cases.

hic "o Illa—"Inns .nlwa
. C aci'éd until I could 21ml?

now
who suffer from female ' ”

 

rMarinctte, Wls.-—“I was in a. #6
could not have any childre
cess, and he advised on operation.

booklets and asked me to t

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Iheoo' lam; ‘Mmduce' othntotry

'1 ill-u

H E-R’E' are. m... 3 i

ions. “that now are bléosed '
with *healthy, nappy chili _

tired, my hood
yoband {he pain. I (In
ratlon would help mo.
me to try Lydia E.
helped me
but your medic
recommend the (‘mn
rs. \VH. Russ, 304 W' o

ached, an my bark
d for yval‘x. and
, and that 1(‘HUlli
I’illkllam’s Vogolzll nln
_ wonderfully. and 1
me did for me in re

the. doctor said nothing but an _
not hare children. A triend as
0011331121 I took six bottles of
_ ve a fine baby boy, thanks to w
storms my health. I can hlgliliy

ry nervous oonditmn,
n. Immotllr dgoatlog‘shme

v on n. m
ry Lydia E. Pinkham’s Yo
I soon fell; benefit by its on
habygirl after ha ' beenma
mend Lydon E. Pink m’a Vegetable
from such troubles.”—-Mrs. H. B.

 

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ungl to all \‘l'nmvn
W ht... Chicago, Ill.

frog mogular, and
dlcme Without mu“-
gllt me one of your
gamble Compound.
6 regular. and now we how :1 him.
no yours. I am always
Compound to my frien
HELD, 330 Jefferson St...

lad t0 Wt‘lllll-
{who suffor
Mammalian, Wis.

Lydia E. Pinkham’s

 

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ful, says the London Mail.

 

At the recent wedding or the duke ‘

glasses from Queen- Mary; 'but tho
most original and ununual gift on the
gift llst. especially for a duke, was 3

Many of those who were discussing
the wedding present: wondered what

lshers, for their own Princess Mary is
a very efllcient lyplst and has herself
wrlttcn funny. letters this way on be~

half of her brother. the prlnce of
Wales, whose secretary] she at one

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iamsamg devices. The farm... can
, . onethmgsthat g6 to mmvejsgm and Stock.
. , ' ,.,e;negs'ylna,ncanpfiiclgupau§efm ,

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7A4‘Frec Cool-so In Business and
 Domestic Ec on0my

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eng day. ' All that is chuired is careful
- loading of the advertising columns in this paper.

1 Nomatter howwgvell yOu runfyour‘ Home, yonr farm, your business—it
can‘ibedone’betfiemeore economically. . The adiflrtising columns
' teach efiicienoyétfiey‘agliow the cheapesg and best markets.

fl" 3' by listing the newest
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