tundra M811
3 — Nash Engineers were defeated
" _ Y ~by the Mutual Weltare
e team. of Sing Sing. by a score
-5. A large delegation of motors
- the local team to Ossinlng to
down before the strong
nine in a last and closely play;
.5 .
e Nash boys started with a rush
'hd things their own way until
1111, the opposing boxmsn, was
idii'rlcked in favor of Finnan. whose
W118 kept the Engineers well in
Jim for the remainder of thegame.
firms of costly errors and Sexton’s
circuit mesh. in the fifth, sewed
things up for the M. W. L. men.
, he box score:
572 ‘ NASH.
«.33 ab 1' 11 no a e
R'f‘ ll. ss ........4 1 1 1 1 1
B" way.“ ......5 1 1 o o o
Kpne. rt ......... 4 1 1 2 o 0
caink. 3b . ....... 4 1 3 2 3 1
Hall. 2b-p . ....... 4 0 1 1 0 o
'rsuov. c .. .3 1 1 5 4 0
quin. 1b ........ 3 o 1 9 0 1
c F on it ......... 4 o 0 2 o 1
o . 2b ......... 3 o o 2 o o
; thers, p 1 o 0 0 1 o
:3 ——————
{poms . ........ 35 5 9 24 9 4
‘ 5}, M. W. L.
i, ab r 11 po 11 e
. ton.1f ......... 4 2 2 2 o 0
MW. 3b ......... 4 o 2 2 5 o
Mfleuil.“ .4 2 1 0 0 o
Hw.1b..........3 1 114 1 2
D herty. cf ..... 4 0 1 11 0 0
12% 2b.......4-0 0 3 2 1
H'nse. ss ........ 4 o o o 3 o
S andt,c.......3 0 2 5 4 0
Fl‘nan, p ......... 3 2 2 0 1 0
We ......... 33 7 11 27 16 3
. SCORE BY INNINGS.
Noon 101100010—5
~M._‘1W. I .............. ' 003 030 1011—?
married runs—M. w. I... c; Nash. 4.
Two—base hits—Broadway. Harri.
Sohmandt. Home run—Sexton. First
OMMllfi—Ofl’ Finnan. 2; off Conklin.
21; off Hall. :2. Struck out—By Hull.
3; by Carruthers. 1: by Finnan. 5.
Sacrifice hit—~Oakes. Left on bases—-
M. W. I... 6; Nash. 6. Hit by pitcher
—-Harft'. Stolen bases—M. W. l... 3:
Nah. 8. First on errors—Nash. 3:
M..W. L, 1.
MAYFID‘VERS AND BAXGICRS.
The Mayflowers defeated the Hang-
ers. of Bridgeport. Sunday afternoon.
on‘the Wieke lot. by the score of 13 to
1.-‘ The Mnyflowers had their eyes c
thp ball by clouting Luvcry. liridgt-
peg-t High school pitcher. for 18 safe
New York, 7-4; Chicago, 0-6.
Boston, 6; Detroit, 1.
Cleveland. 4-7: Philadelphia, 3-6
(second game. 13 innings).
Washington, 16; St. Louis, 5.
’ mot tho Clubs.
Won. lost. 9.0.
\
Cleveland .......... 66 39 .629
NewYork......... 62 38 .620
Washington . . . . . . . . 69 50 .641
Detroit ............ 59 65
St. Louis......... 49 54
Boston . . . ......... 47 56 .461,
Chicago . .. ....... . 45 59 .433
Philadelphia ....... 38 66 .365
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
National League.
Yesterday’s Games.
New York-6; Chicago. 3.
Brooklyn. 4: Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati. 9; Philadelphia. 3.
St. Louis, 7: Boston. 6 (10 innings).
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. O.
Pittsburgh 64 37 .634.
New York ......... 64 41 .610
Boston ............ 56 43 .566
Brooklyn .......... 55 50 .524
St. Louis .......... 53 49 1520
Cincinnati ......... 44 60 .423
Chicago ........... 43 60 .417
Philadelphia ....... 31 $0 .307
Games Today. " I
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis. -
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
International League.
Yesterday's Results.
Baltimore. 5; Syracuse. 2.
Buffalo. 10; Reading. 2.
Newark. 4; Toronto. 1.
Rochester. 4; Jersey City. 0.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
hip. Warm was in his old time form
again. striking out 16 of the lrivlgc-
port. players. while Law-1y got seven
to his credit. The Imttins of (I:
Bikehbaum was the feature of the]
game. The Bridgeport lads put up :1
game fight to the finish.
The game was \Vitncsscul ll_\' .1 lurgx-
crowd of fans—about Tun :itll'lltlilig
1he game.
The Mnyflowr-m' duulilr plays Wt'ro‘
the feature.
Next Sunday the
play the Dublin A. (I
return game. on thn- \Ymkv lot.
i
l
Mullins-em will=
. of Stuml'onl. All
1
The box score:
BRIDGEPOR'T RANGERS. ’
.ih r h 110 a c l
McDonouxzh. if ....4 0 1 0' o 0‘
Hainsworth. cf 1 n 2 z n 0 !
French. 31) .......s o n 3 2 2}
Ericson, c ........ 5 0 2 7, 1 l |
Kimberley. 210-113 ..4 o 1 6 2 1i
Novey. 211-311 ...... 4 0 O 2 0 8
Eastwood. rt“ ...... 3 1 1 O 0 0
Warte. rt ......... 2 0 U 0 0 0
Burleson. 35411.... 3 0 0 2 2 0
Lavery.p.........3 0 1 2 1 0
Totals ......... 38 8 24 8 7
' MAYFLOVVE { A. C.
ab r h no a e
Haydon.“ .......4 l 0 1 O 1
Fryer. 3h ......... 5 0 1 o 0 0
C. Buschhaum. it ..5 2 3 3 0 0
Middleton. c .. . . .5 2 3 16 2 0
G. Buschhaum. ss. .4 2 3 1 1 1
L. Buschbaum, 2b. .4 1 1 2 4 0 '
Bloomqulst. 1b . . . .4 2 3 4 1 0
Kosmecki. rf ...... 4 2 2 0 0 0
Warm. D .......... 4 l 2 1 1 1
”‘Totals ......... 39 13 18 27 9
SCORE BY INNINGS.
........... 000 010 000-— 1
. rs
' Mower A..C... . . .330 120 40x—13
finned runs—Mayflower A. C., 6.
Mme hits—C. Buschbaum. Mid~
idiom (2), Warm. Bloomquist. Three-
nm hit—C. Buschbaum. First on
M Livery. 1; 01! Warm. 2.
mt..out——By Lavery. 7; by Warm.
it. Eel-thee hits—G. Buschbaum. C.
nonhuman. Bloomquist. Eastwood.
148m mesa-Rangers. 12; Wayflow-
Baltimore .......... 84 29 .743
Buffalo ............ 69 48 .590
Toronto ........... 62 51 .549 ,
Rochester .......... 58 52 .527
Newark ........... 50 61 .450
Syracuse ........... 45 97 .4 “
Jersey City ........ 42 66 ..
Reading ........... 38 74 .3
Games Today.
Toronto at Newark (:3).
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Buffalo zit lit-aiding.
Eastern League.
-—...._
Yuan-day’s .Rasulm.
Hartford. 4; Pittstleld. 2.
Bridgeport. S; New Haven. 0.
\Vorm-stcr. 4; Springfield. 1.
\Vaterbury, 5; Albany. 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
' Won. Lost. P. C.
Bridgeport 57 38 .600
l’ittslicld .......... 57 41
Worcester ......... 57 41 .582
New Haven ........ 51 46 .526’
Hartford . . 50 46 .521
Springfield 46 54 .460
\Vaterhu ry ........ 39 5 3 .4 24
Albany ............ 31 69 .310
Games Today.
Hartford at Pittstield.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
Worcester at Springfield.
Waterbury at Albany.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. 13; Milwaukee. 6.
Toledo. 8: Louisville. 7.
Indianapolis. 8; Columbus. 4.
Kansas City-St. Paul. not scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
—-—--—____~
YEN LEADING BATI'ERS
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
American League.
ass-VA. C.. .3. .Donble plays-—L. Busch-
M .to' Bloomouist: Warm to L.
mbaum to Bloomquist. VViid
‘rrlflfi’uvew. 1; Warm. 1. Stolen
..hl—zI-Iaxden. C. Buschbaum. Mid-
w. First .on errorr—Rangers. 3:
‘Wower A. C.. 7. Umpire—“’atson.
. . . arrison. Time—Two hours.
1 ” M
insist! DAVIS TEAM ARRIVES.
. nsEVEL-AND, 0.. Aug. 9.—-’1‘he
finish ’stis Cup tennis team arrived
m how York today and went to
the Hayfield court for practice. The
,A team arrived yesterday.
' 351. Aug.
9.—llana:gu-
of the
. Wood 1183‘ he.
Haryland eastern
"ey are John :Schenl-
.. Baltimore Interns-f ,,
41m pmheu—zymnmrs' “
M
YANKEE .‘IARKSDIEN P (71‘!
AT LYONS FOR RIPE; Mg]!
LYONS. France.
American and other
the day in practicing on the range
here preparatory to the commence-
ment today of the three days’ inter-
national ride shootinggoompetition.
The first day's matches will be shot
club. and Frank mamammm t. M
M.
a.
.476 :Cronk singled to right. scoring Tarlov.
inning. when Conroy walked and was
sent to second on a beautiful'sacriflce.
by Jimmy Connolley. and soared on
Redway's second single.
then sent Tickey in to bat for Gearln.
After fouling five or six. Tickey- singled
through the box. sending Redway to
third and landing on first himself. At
this juncture the umpire decided to
call the game for thirty minutes. at
the end of which time the field was in
such poor condition that it made a
continuation of the game impossible.
day. at the same grounds. and it
expected that a record crowd will be E
me at. the Baxter Grounds. ,
88;,“ the Kacey: andtnelnekwoodc
stadedtheinclimlntionzm ';
game itself was the best seen on a
boat diamond this year up‘untii the
time thapold Input-,Plusfiu
end toit. The [laying—qt.-
.wns ox t
Beams 1 ,
He received continuous applause
taking high throws and putouts. He.
also was the Knight's star at theihnt.‘
.~ setting two, hits. one or .whlch sent in
the tying run. :ucqarten.mlayed
flies.- Fonthe ‘Lockwo 11W
and A. Tarlov i‘t‘dh til-3: brhwogi The. 111
game wasapce te,’ ween "“ " in ’for’ e
Stanley and~Gearlm They both pitch- W“ m“ “1 the ““1” “m 3
ed great bail until the would” man
said stop. The Lockw
when Lo
of the sxth inning. He went to sec-
ond as Gearin was throwing out Lon-
chak. who hit a vicious drive at him
and which he was lucky to knock
.475 idown.
“mun” W "A“ . "W -" rNEWTORK.§M-’19.g—!Yherfeottotz ,
~ hitting;.tuo home run-inane days“? . ,
Performed” hymn-coma)“ team-plaza
era-yesterday. :Bmu;fi9rnsby.ott ‘ .
sguulsjjgttonal‘a. was the real-slat;
with:two.in one‘game. Babe Ruth. 0
Put an, . .. m1 , and W11?-
IGBBG 4" fie! 703k “:5: 1:311:38 Cleveland
e
worms ominous. ant one m each
410.1! of a. double-lama Ruth not;
has 414'homers with ,54 games to
, I ed. 1 t ,
’ytoer being held totwo hits in six
innings. the New York Nationalasolli' ‘
ed the delivery for 'gpeed".1£_nrtin in ,
the seventh or ourcrnns.
:‘ A base on balls 11y McQuillan. 91-
Boaton. torpedacrosrthe winning 8t.
ny;
my“? the WM
l5)"
good game. fitting t 0 {out
third straight Camper-victory over
. the Bram » '
nods scored'iirst ‘ A onsvr'nn r has given Cleve-
“flm’ "‘3‘“! “ “mm" land victory. 0?;- ggfladelphla imam-h
or their past three games. In all at
the contests. the Athletics outbatted
the Indians.
A toutuhit shut-out was twirled by
Shawkey. of the New York Americana.
against. Chicago. .
Again all the Washington players
had one or more hits against St. Lou-
is. Reid led with a. triple. two dou—
bles and a single. The Senators had
only four assists in the field. The ma-
jor league club record _tor the least
number of assists is one. ‘
E. 00 RADO HARD
L0 TROTI'EB TO BEAT
“Falter Cox Drives Bay Stallion to 1115
Fourth stake Victory This Season.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 9.-Barton Par—
‘a (tee. of Atlantic City. N. J.. added an-
‘other stake to his list when his horse.
Colorado. driven by. Walter Cox.
After Tucker died on strikes.
The Kacey-s evened it up in the next
Eddie Splan
Both clubs will play again next Sun-
present. nfio'éfivficgfifigs won the $5.000 Plain Dealer 3:08 trot.
ab r ' h N, a 9 the feature event of yesterday 3 grand
L. Tarlov, gs ...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 Circuit program here. It was E. Coil-
lionchak. :21) ...... 3 0 o 2 4 o °rad°3 mun“ “like Victory ‘" “f
Tucker. 31, 3 0 1 1 n 0 .starts this season. He captured tin
Cronk. n .......... z o 1 o o 0 event easily in straight heats. .
Stanley p . _ _ _ . _3 n (p 1 3 0 Peter Henley. owned by Tommy
Broadway. rt .3 n 1 1 o 0 Murphy. of I’oughkeepsie. A. Y.. odds
A. Tag-10v, c ....... g 0 1 s 1 "on favorite. had no trouble winn ng
Herring, n, ....... 3 0 0 6 o 1 gthe American Sportsman Sweepstakes.
Chantos cf _ _ _ .2 0 0 0 0 0 setting his own pace in both heats.
' ' ______ After lgzing the‘gmt hes}: in téie .304
o c 'pace to nator likes. toy to an
Totals ' ' ' ' K 61120.1 4 19 ‘ 1 Etook the next two and the event. He
ab ,- h no a .. iwas Murphy‘s second winner.
. . ........ 2 0 0 o 4 0'
3:053:11}... 8311 ....... 3 o o o o a 281K MISTER Yncnvrs ‘
MchrIen. c . .. .3 0 0 6 l 0; TIE. m FIFTH MCI;
. n _ f ......... 2! 0 0 2 0 0 . _’
11353007 1! ........ 3 o o 1 0 0 Palm Scot-c : Great. Britain. 0.; Amer. — _
Conroy. 3b ........ 8 1 1 1 2 0 km. 12, With Mule Chance
Connolley. ct ...... l 0 1 1 I 0 , for Latter.
Redway. 1b ....... 2 0 2 9 1 0: COWES. Isle. of “fight. Aug. 9.--
Gearin. p ......... 0 0 o o 3 o The firth heat of the six meter yacht
‘Tlckev ........... 1 0 l o 0 0 race of! the Isle of Wight. yesterday.
‘ —————— ended in a tie. each side scoring eight-
'l‘ot:ils ......... 20 1 5x20 12 0 een points. This. however. tins disas—
ofi base line.
was called. 1
SCORE BY INNINGS. twill have lost the series. In other
Lockwood .............. 000 0010—] «words. America must score twenty-six
K. or C ................. 000 0001—1 points more than the British in or—
on balls—~0ff Stanley. 3:
Struck out——By Stanley. 7; by Gearin. l .
3. Sacrifice hits-«Gearin. Connolley. .ln-LAD.
'A. 'l‘urlov. Left on bases-«Lockwoods. ..—
4; K. of C.. 7. Double play—Stanley ‘ 3 A . 91-5. Dou -
to Lonchuk to I‘ierring. Hit by pitch- ,mAfgi:§:?taggho 3. of the anfi‘ .
wooéiusgfnk‘ 13:82:?" lerrolrms ”3:22: gfdian open golf championship. died
.Craig and O'Brien.
LEOKARD HURTS RIGHT HAND:
Champion Lands Blow on Head of]
Leonard hit Young Jack 'i‘olaud on
the ll!u.d with his right hand in Still-
man's Gymnasium.
noon. the blot.~ caused tue indetinite‘lt‘flm-
suspension of his bout with Low ’l‘en-
tiler. set for next Friday night. in the
National League baseball grounds.
Philadelphia.
much
champion's arm dropped to his side
,and he winced with pain.
nation
fact that beware had dislocated the iwon in 19“ and 1193‘"
.582 metacarpal bone of his right hand and '(‘hildrcn
that he might not be able to light (or
six weeks.
pion would have to carry the ixuurrd.
hand in a plaster cast for weeks.
Taylor and Robert Gunnis. promoters
of
was to have been held hu-rc next l-‘ri-
day night. stand to lose nearly $15,000
the promoters declared _\(’Stt‘l‘da_\ oft- ‘
LI'ilOOIl. l
the telephone that Leonard hull dis-
located lus thumb and would be unu-
ble to meet the Challenger for 6 weeks
or
went into conferences to discuss
regarding thoumnds of dollars‘ worth
or
held here some time in September." .__ —.._.
:1ng Robert Gunnis. one or the pro- JACK JOHVWVVQ'MBAT
ers. “ ‘ . h I
. __..._.__ J AflANTIC CITY. N. 1.. Aug. 9.—
PHIL l) 3.. . . i ac Johnson declared here yesterdaai
A F PHIA. Aug. 9.-'lhe .anemoofl that should the New York,
Benny Leonard—Lew 'l‘endler bout for
the world‘s lightweight championship.
will be held at the
Player. Club G AB R a pc Nona! league ban '
. . . . _ A park on w .1 -
geéiman. hot. .102 411 33 171 .416 .‘Ff‘ygsem 3" it was a""°""°“:d:::93me1:nl£1an hourhbefore “mg; (theor-
r31)?" 1;: ..... 82 319 31 124 .339 #3," PM!” The ”game” hard worid.‘.amvy¥1lgdfiimgox 37mm;
mil... .1...- 32 :3; 2: 1.35.21“ f..‘i.'ii"§é‘“i. zaswwsllm “Wm w m W “-
Ruth, N. Y. 'ch 1148 11’: Iii .313 that time. The match. scheduled; for lie Jackson. at New York. “in; 3:13:
Nulému . 1-3 .368 '1» riday night. was postponed when .tbym'§?$ecb:‘w"mkk1‘°y”legtxmg‘ m-
, .eonard dislocated his 111 - ’ 'V .
5135313,. SCtluIb. G; AB. R. a. PC. day in training. umb ”o‘er mu” "“5“ “a“ "mm“???
Yo n {v . ..10- 400 84 163 408 , Johnson would not he peanut this
u g. 1. y... 94 321 6:! 117 .364 so news FROM “WILD mm." d°"'“ 9"" °' huh“ "we“ "“1 <"
gughaw. Pitts. 74 231 40 98 .349 DONOVAN 8““!-
1 c enry. St.L.100 3x0 69 139 347 PHILADELPHIA, A ' __.A cc...- moan
Four ie . s. . ~ - . ug. 9.. . ~. mmonmwm 8-
n r t L100 331 69 131 .344 terence mu scheduled. today rat-the. D88 MOINES, It... An: 9‘71“!
,{Pnuadeipma National Lame :nue- BM
1111:" .clnb cacao. at .whloh :Preaident
Bali: $1 ottibeAalnb. declined the M
o ‘ 1d B 11" Donovnnulm man~ -
or 01th . ’ ‘ from record {or nine. "rim, . * » '
3...... smear-“1.3.29“ “ M... m "were 2' .3-
“I have. not received auwtre. letter
or any «word from himraisniryhig his
intention to‘be here," said Baker.
. m...” m, n standinz.the second day kneelin ” ' W - d! d at ‘ ' r
Munitions: 39.2.} “We“ “19 he third day lying at tull-lensghazg m1? Aug .9 The milled ‘ngfmefie‘ baiLtiu-ee times in 1&3
Thursday when {1112?} 2“? ill); ”diatrm' The W ““1 be net’vlihncnakétmidsszam'gwa’ 32:" '
. ' 1‘80 meters. 4' '_' ‘- 7 .. “r; ‘- v_-1_17
my“ to “gm to comm“ “at“ The final Crimea-Mono: the teams, {§§”m'*’?.‘$5mwu”¥§§‘mm _ ' ' *
- . W on yesterday's pmctlco. wul becou'gho.msgm to bat wet-call GM!) ”GE! m . , 7-;
ate large crowds ““1 , ‘ ”med “day loathetorexthecoin- -nlt of .159. and-» the clone of the“ m 1““ m'kflu‘ 10973“ W * -‘
ted Entitlement of the match. ’ daytvnhy managing m...“ 138‘ 73*»- 3911 . . . . w 1 Vm ”'1 M
> M . “at.“ asked forms 1.222 tour— for m mm r-hwrtboen 1 V w m . , - ’ V
, ‘1'“va .’ l - M to!) score tor-1. 1 . ‘ ' V " . ‘
stem -. r - , the took two m:.m.m
'Batted {or Gearin in 7th inning. ,trous for America. as Great Britain is
xHerring out in 5111 inning. runninginow leading by a score of 97 to 70.
mm] unless America's (our boats. at
“One. out in 7th inning when game 33:; “(315.11 in illltfnsmlzle hesitgflrigmttléz
Earned runsv—Lockwoods. 1. First der not to lose.
off Genrin. 1.
._ _.___ a... _-..._.-.._.—
CANADIAS GOLF ClLL‘ll’ION
there. last night. at a local hospital. a
ishort time nucr being knocked down
lby on automobile in front of his home.
BOUT “'I'I‘II TENDIiI-ilt ls UI-‘F ' The automobile failed to stop. it was
‘ led-
Mr. Edgar. who \\ as professional nt
Druid Hills Golf Club here. Want about
torty years of age. He was :1 native
of St. Andrew‘s. Scotland. but had
been in the L'nited Suites :1 number of
He went to Scotland several
lmonths ago to take part in the chain.
)piosnliip play in th- llrilish Isles.
illness. llowt‘vcr. prevented his eu-
lrnnce in the Ann l‘ll‘lln national open
tournament this summer. and also
was given its the cause for his 110! d€~
.fendinx his Cunzuiiuu title. which he "
His wife and
are waiting in Scotland.
sparring Partner.
Nl-IVV YORK. Aug. 9.--\Vhen Benny
yesterday uite r-
in
The jolt hurt Leonard
more than Tolund. for the
An exami-
hy a physician disclosed the
The doctor said the chnm- ‘ 41 "um: Itl‘Ns now FOR nv’m.
Nl-IW' YORK. Aug. SL—Babe lluth
{didn't stop with his tortieth home run
for the season yesterday. lie made No.
f4! too. while he was about it. tuid so
he is now on even terms with last.
year‘s record. except that he made 40
and 41 of the 1920 series two days
earlier—~0u Aug. 6 to be exact.
No. 40 came off Wienelce. ii it‘ll
“Then they Were first informed min-12:33." £0111:llill::&;nrgggfofcahtk2:il
‘another sotuhpuw. in the first‘i‘rnnie
of the second.
‘ The Yankees have hit ‘-four anvs
””1 ("'"""‘"still to play. As Hebe has magic 41
plans in lot) game, it's easyto figure that if
he keeps up his present gait-he ought
to make at least twenty more and thus
break the 1920 record.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9.—Hermun
the. Leonard-Teudlt-r bout which
two months. 'l‘n ylor
tickets that weer sold in advance.
‘lhc Leonard-Tendler bout. will be
dioxin; Commission refuse to innate
item“! to him he will appeal inflow.
Philadelphia Na- Miller
two world's seconds fin; a game here
yesterdaymst tires ..Jooenh taun-
Itmaaenoreauau... no any 133;:
nuts its total chairman? the tun-3%
were-£0. which, mm madman & '
moss. Hutu emr.wnad&by~the
team. The she had “13 assists.-
. :The three Des 73:11:11”.me only
113...",18“
BRISTOL. Nae .. :7
m1: FarleytrmffiDI-‘the :Brigta.
Hanna the W was“
-m1nst Kiwv.mw. mm
- vflgteenrmen. .Wrm m‘hsfi '
Saturdays 6 o’clock
Rem .1»..qu asking:
‘ The Augdst 'Sale‘En‘ters Second Week
’* N .Manyzpmpie-inBridgepon’andvicinity took advantage of reduced prices
last week and bought needed atielesin the way of home furnishings. The
"Read hugust Sale gives housekeepemvho did not feel able to buy earlier in the
year, a chance to purchase necessary commodities at economic prices.
' ..All W Water no ma
Him in thing and Furniture Galleries
M attention directedto Apparel Shops, soonndifloor
Millinery, . Shoes, Corsets, Lingerie.
A; the Linen Section
Linen Huck-«Back, 2i fine quality for making towels.
‘ 15 inches, regular $1.00 Sale Price 3 .75
18 inches, regular $1.50 Sale Price $1.15
‘PlainjLinen says, hemstitched, nice'quality. Two
‘sizes.
'18 x 36, regular $1.25 Sale'Price $1.00
1811 50, regular $2.00 Sale Price $1.50
Mercerized Damask, heavy but of fine weave. 70
inches wide.
Regularly $1.25 , StleaPI'lce $1.00
Pure Linen Tray Cloths, hemsiitrhed, size 18 x 27
inches. Regularly $1.00 Sale Price 75 cts.
Third floor.
. Towels and Toweling
Turkish Towels in large size, heavy weight, very
absorbent.
' Regularly 89 cts. , SalePrice 75 cts.
Turkish Towels, a good weight in closefirm weave,
size 20 x 40. Very Special at 39 ch.
.Hematitched Towels, half linen, in guest size.
Regularly 7S cts. Salem 50 on.
‘Hemmed Huck Towels, half linen. good heavy
weave with red and white bordexs.
Size 17): 34.
Regularly SO cts.
1.1mm... Toweling, checked.
:‘I’hird flour.
Regularly 69 cts.
-.
Kitchen and Laundry Wares
The necessary articles needed in every horn:
Copper Boilsrs, wood handles and seamless tin
covers. No. 8 size.
Regularly ‘3800 Sale Price $5.00
Gas and Oil-Stove Ovens of heavy black sheet steel.
asbestos lined. One. burner size.
With solid door, regularly 86.90 Sale Price $4.95
With glass door, regularly $7.00 Sale-Price35.85
Androck Ovens for use on top of any stove. Nice '
for small family use.
Regularly $1.25 "Sale Price 95 ch.
Copper Nickel Plated Tea 1" ‘tih-s, seamless bodies.
large size 9.
Regularly $3.50 Sale Price 32-45
“oiling Tablesfical solid table 1193 vy and wide iron-
ing board with 11 frame lhutcannot drop. 85
Regularly $3.50 ~Sde Pnce $2.
' ' ‘ imitom.
Round Willowflampsn, reinforced top and
Regularly at 33.75 and mouse: Brice) $31,111:)
‘Cotton”Chtheshnes' ,hard thsted. 100 it; 11.11345;
Regularly $2.00 Sale Price $ .
‘flothes Pulse, 8 ft. sure catch hook. -
Regularly 39 cts. Sale Price 32 cts.
Puller Broom of fine quality corn, Nos. 7.31mi 8.
“Regularly $1.40 "Sale Price $1.00
Garbage Cans
*forkitchen use, of gal-
vanized iron, white
vfiarbage Cans
‘Heavy galvanized
with deep rim and
tight fitting covers. enameled outside. A
Large size. Regularly handy Size. Regularly
$1.7§ — $1.25 .
Salem“ -_ I *Sale Price
31.15 $91.00 ‘
Basement.
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M.
it .gimroahloluto
and [W Underwear
Silver . and All Kitchen Wares
Nippon China
Chocolate S e t s,
fourteen pieces, Con-
sisting of pot and six
cups and saucers. in
three decorations. Reg-
ulariy $5.50
34.00.41 set.
Vases in a variety of
shapes, colors and dec-
orations. Reguln rig;
$3. 75
$2.00 each.
Nippon China Cups
and Saucers, in gold
and white. Ragularl:
$2.75
6 for $2.18
Busunw t
.Jardinieres
Glazed colors, green
and pink combinations
Four sizes:
7 Inch' es, ‘1
«regularly $1.95
For $1.00
. ‘ _ ‘or $1.20
9m, \
:cguiad} $1.0;
Ft'i $1.55
10 inches,
regularly $2.211
For $1.80
”Roma ivory Jardi-
nieres in two sizes 7
and 8 inches.
Regularly $1.20
for $1.09
Regularly $1.40
for $1.15
Rusemcn t.
Candles
’Hand dipped, all col—
ors in'ihree sizes. Were
17. 25 and 30 cts.
Sale Prices 15, 20 and
25 cts. each.
Basement.
. «999"
Hair Nets
Packed expressly for
and guaranteed by The
D. M. Read Co.
Fringe and cap shapes.
One dozen inn box.
9‘5 cts.
Notion Counter
Main floor.
A Hand Bag
It is in pouch style
with inside change com-
partment and is also
fitted with hanging mir-
ror. Silk lined. Regu-
larly $6.00.
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on
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