:‘77 om MWGIUBUNDS.
IN Till lEAll
NEW YORK. Aug. 25. ~Oustlng OI
. at Cleveland world' s champions from
the New Yoxk Yankees and the dou-
‘mem, by the New York Giants, were
*qnmtanding featuies of the major
We contests yesterday. The Yank~
eel are less: than a game ahead 01 the
Indians. while Pittsburgh's load was
cut to 51/; games.
Babe Adams. of Pittsburgh. suflered
his first defeat after wi_nning nine
straight games. The hero of the 1909
world series yielded 11 hits and 6 runs
in 7 innings.
The St. Louis Nationals went into
first division by ‘ defeating Boston
twice while Brooklyn was losing to
Chicago.
George Kelly. of the New York Na-
tionals. hit his 22d home run, dou—
him: his performance for the entire
1920. season.
A. home run by Williams. of the St.
Louis Americans—his 19111 of the son.-
aon—brokc a ”-1! tie with Boston. in
the tenth inning.
Ten assists were ('rrdited to Short-
stop Parkinson, ot’ the Philadolphia
Nationals. in the first game of a dou-
ble-header “ith Cincinnati. ’lhv ma—
19f league rocord is 14.
In making throc sacrifices. l't‘vffor.
of the St. Louis Nationals. (‘Hlllf‘ with-
1: one of the record.
LOCK\\oons '10 1:1r1'1.1:
K. ()i‘ ('. \(' _\IV 51' \‘DAY
Field to 111- Rapid ()I‘f—Stanlvy and
Gucrin l’l‘tflnllflt‘ l’itclu'rx.
The I (11"k11001ls and Knights “i ‘l :10
battle ag.1in.1~lund.1y. at tho liaxtvi
Grounds .and anotln'r hard battle is
in the works, The Lorkwonds Won
last Sunday's clash. ai'ti'r a hard
ninth—inning finish.
Gucrin. who l‘t'llt'Vfid Yolk last woe-k.
will. no doulxt. start for tho Kmmits.
While Stank-_\' will work for his club.
, m defeat of the Pittsburgh Nationah
BASEBALL
American Rogue."
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 3: Cleveland.“ ..
Detroit 15; Washington.1.
Chicago. ’; Philadelphia, 1 (10 in-
'm‘ American League leadership. by hings)
St. Louis. 12; Boston, 11.
standing or the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P C.
Nchork......... 71 44 .619
Cleveland ......... 7:2 46 .610
‘W’ashlugton ........ 64 57 .529
St. Louis . ......... 59 60 .496
Detioit . . . ......... 58 64 .475
.Boston . ...... . 55’ 61‘ .474
‘Chioago ........... 51 67 .43:
Philadelphia ....... 43 74 .368
Games Today.
New York at Clevr'land.
\Vaslungton at Detroit.
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
National League.
Yesterday’s Games.
\'{‘\V York. 10-7; Pittsburgh. 2-“.
Philadelphia. 5-6: Cincinnati. 2—4.
St. Louis, 441; Boston. 3-:
Chicago. 6; Brooklyn. 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. 1’. 0.
Pittsburgh ......... 76 43 .639
~N1-w York ........ 7:2 50 .590
Boston . . . ......... 65 51 .560
St. Louis .......... 61 :17 .517
Brooklyn .......... 6;! 59 .51:
Cincinnati . ........ 53 67 .442
iChicago ........... 48 70 .407
Philadelphia ..... . . 40 80 .333
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at. Now York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at liostrm.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
International League.
Yesterday's "Animus,l
"Billie" Conke 111:1) 1:0! 1| I‘lHHH‘t‘ l” Buffalo. 4; .li-rsm Ifil». 3.
. . 1 u ‘ . .
Show his worth in hundays mash. :15: Toronto. :5; \‘miark. 0.
his CIPVt-l‘ work. last wm-k. when. with iuu-ln-stc-r. in; Ili'mIInL'. '1,
the bases l'ull lll H11-
and Mct'arti-n ruining lo Iva! and only
tlllllll and 'l‘ii'kry
one out. 1w:unuzv-<i Hn- t'rmwl hr muli- Stnndlng of the Clubs. 1-11: mm In: 11.14 [mm :111_\' mombcr of
ing both 1111;11 ll} out. Sin-rial 1111-11—‘ Won. Lost. P. C.’ trams
tion should in' “unit of 1111' \\ml.‘ ul"l‘..1ilimnrn ......... its :14 .74: .--_. M» «W»
Cronk. Uhmitns, llroadnai amt lun- :iiuflalo .. ..... kit .’12 .Iilfiéxlt'k .'I’UHI \\'l\\ .‘lURl'i ;‘()-\0“‘
chak. 'l‘hv iii-liiinc' (11' t‘rnnk was \('l'_V -ii‘urnnln TR 510 .51;Zl \\II'II IUI' L".-
notict'nlll-n as 1111' 11:1\ hw l'n-Inlui llm ’liui'lll‘bh'l’ ......... To .31! .1‘1 :3 W
inns in It'll linl.l .11111 tln' solz-i I-lmiH ..Vt'uurk ........... 5131 7." 4:3 t'lllt‘.\t}0. Ill. Aug. .’5, 'Xll‘k .‘l'iv.
over the [rm-s. [WI-\i'uti'il sum.- homv lhfixmv-uw- ..... .33 711‘ 405.11r Kink-111:1”. .-\1'iz.. nnnruwl additional
runs. |.l--1--:_\' 1 it) . ....... 4? Sn .3711lumps-noun”: lnlll‘l'ls. ,xvsll-riluv. win-n
The fans pump! :1 littlv imllnr 11111- 11111111111: ........... 44 \1; 333.011 110.1 Ill" ,‘.1111~111-.1n .'11111111‘111' 1.541111!
zflring Silmluy. and. from all accounts. i viianumnmliip at singiu luau-ls, flail—
many disputcs “ill not 1.11:1: plill't', Games may. ”rt-1411.1 ui' 1hr liunli Ann-rican'
with :1 man l'u'dliig down this lilirtlllllll .lv-rmy (‘ily :11 Buffalo. lluilvln'up 'imivshonnng 'i‘ournamvnt
with ('1 in :1: 1' knmw lvluu nl' lin- gnni», .\'--w:1rk :11 Toronto hvri'. llc‘ l-rulu- ‘1‘.“ out 01' “”0 1111'»
Tho 11w Mann. \\l” llm up: inliimuro' zit Symt'uso. lgt-ls. _\rn- 'l‘nl'sduy won ”in _\inorirnn
n Lodkwnmls 'l‘:11'l«,~\_ ss; l.-1iil'll:1k Reading :11 HUCJH-Htt-r. aniatvur title at singh» inrgt-ts. itl~\':11'd
4;);Aliifl'iv-Y. ."u, Vinnlx. ll: Runninny .__.--__~ riso ' i
1‘: . .11' m. 1‘: Slnnlv'). 3'; lli-r'MiL: l}. 1‘. )lé-Q'nlfl. Aslikiln‘l, l .1 NC. _\.
1b]:((7!(:pn‘t'us. [1,1, M ( 1 1 K EaStern League' ‘ Daniel. 1.) 111~hburgh. \'11.; (7'?! A. Gun!- ‘
. '. _ __ ’ 1 lfisv Ms: ~x-1rc as, ‘_'.1; “—J_‘ "hig- LUllR’lnoni. (70L. and .‘1. M. Cru-
Lonioy, ..lx, (.111110llt-1 n; 1\.-.~m_ 11;: Yesterdays “95“.“ thcrs. Philadelphia, lll‘d for second
0100111111, 1;
Nazza 1'0. 1 1‘
Gilllli' 1 .1llwl ll 3‘
”Willi. 1'; liml\\.'1\. ll';
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Elflllrl'lfi It \(‘ll I‘\\'l‘ 0‘1
.\\l€.\'l‘()tu‘.\ T” \('K.
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Inlncflu Runs 7 l‘m'lungs in l:2l 3-7)
and Hmnkr N'l con :1 .‘lilc'
in i: ‘17 2- -.'1. .
SARAHK‘. 1 mm mus _\' 1'. .1112. ‘
25. —'l‘\wo l(l(lll;..' in: 111v :1
races at thr- traik hm:-
e'rnoon. John 1:.
1
1.111 miwrrtul
:ll't-
Linn-11:1,
B't‘slvnlny
Maddyn's
the four-yiar-old daughh-r or Luknb
McLuke and ASIIH'H Virginia. boat .1.
top notch fit-id oi splinti is in th- Sals-
‘klll Stains 'ind (Noun vi soxv n luriongs
in 1:24 3- 5, only um~~lilll1 0| :1 500 and
behind ilw. (rm-l: l‘l‘t'Ul'd, established
by J. K. l.. llnss' .\l~'|.\rnzii1l lust your.
In the l'ouith 1':1('r- .:1 handicap. Oil‘—
ford A. Cochran's Smoke- St'l‘t't‘ll hen-1t
Lady Goi'll'udi'. lie-“solar and Roul-
Iedge in .'1 gallop and ll'lil't'lt‘tl thn on“
mile roulv in 1:37 3-51. Th:- ll'lit'k “as
in period shape.
LE“? TEN DLI'ZR HOLDS
FRII'IDSLAN I'IVI'ZN ONLY
PIIII.A HELI’HIA.
’ Aug. 235.»-lA-w
Fendlcr. of i‘iiilatii-lpliia. and Sailor
Friedman. of t‘hit'agO. fought with '
honors t‘\'L‘ll in the right-round wind-
up of four fast houls. at the Philadel-
phia National Loagur- Baseball Park.
last night. lioih arr- lightweights.
A crowd estimated at 25.000 por—
sons watr he ‘tl th: in. niches s, all of which
went 1h: 511111111111] (ight rounds with
the execution of the second. in which
George (“mney of Baltimore. scored a
knockout over Harry Stone. of Boston.
Danny ix’r.1n1er.188 pounds. of 308- |
ton. 11111 .-Ltul C hailey Lcdoux. 118 of'
Francs. in the opening bout. .
With 1111- c- xcc-ption of occasional
rallies 01. the part of the 1' ronch box—
er. the l' 113‘ ton bantam hit him at W‘ l.“
Kramtr. hmuvrr, was unable to Dill:
him on: his fret.
liar-'13 Stone, of Boston. substituted
for Harry Kid Brown. of i' hiladclphia.
who was said to lime broken a ri‘t in
training. was knocked out by George
figs). 01 Bultiznorr in the second
Johnny Dundee. 131% pounds
Iork won from Joe 'l'iplitz £3215.
Philadelphia. in the semi- 'winonp
Dundee had the advantage in all but
the first and second rounds.
New
BRITISH 6011mm BEAT
CANADIANS.
ESTORONTO. Aug. 25.—George Dun-
and Abe Mitchell. British profess—
anal golfers. deefatod George is. Lyon.
run-mei- Cnufiian ainateur timholder.
an o. H. Jones. of Toronto 12. p in
awning match yesterday. Tho sit-
”tunic-dot upumecnd pt
liailunmr. J“: S} r:11'11s1-. P1.
\thl‘t'l'sll'l‘, in;
“'1111-1'11111'1'. 73.;
l'iltsiil-iai. 11;
Albany, 2;
Hartford. 0.
I‘er Him-1'11. AL“.
Spilligtii'lll. l.
lirillpzvimit. '_‘.
Standing of the Clubs.
. Won. Lost. P. C
l‘illsllt-lil .......... 6'? 4G .6!!!)
\\VIV‘P: Sll'l‘ ......... GS 49 .57.'
iirui-gi-purt ........ HT» 40 .570
lliirtl‘ni'd .......... ti“ 3-1 .536
.\'1-\V‘ lliiVI‘ll . . . . . . . . 5'.) ' .37 .5011
,VVatr'r'lniry ......... 48 11:1 .432
Spritnzlio id ......... -&‘ 67 .427
Albany 4:1 711 .3112
C .—
Games Today.
Unrti'orii at \Vorr-i'stor.
l'lttstivld at Springfield.
.\'1‘-w Haven at \\‘atm'lmi'y.
lirizim'pm't at Albany.
MIERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisviilv. '7: Kansas “113', 5.
lndiannpolis, 13: Milwaukm'. 1.
Minnmipolis. S; (‘oliiiiiinis, 7.
Toledo, 0; St. Paul. 9.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. ll—S; Atlanta. 8-]
(second gamv.
Memphis. 8:
New Orleans.
Chattanooga.
'1' innings).
Mohilo. 2.
8; little Rock. 6.
7; Nashville. 5.
TEN LEADING BATTERS
IN THE LIA-10R LEAGUES
American Rogue.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. 11 PC.
Hellman. l‘lot..118 474 95 191 .403
(ohb. Dot ..... 99 393 94 154 .1102
Ruth. N. Y. . . .115 403 135 154 .383
Sisler. St. L...l.03 432 90 15.9 .366
.Tobin. St. T....115 515 106 188 .365
National Imagine.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. ‘3. PC.
Hornsbv. St. LINE 461 101 190 .412
Roush. Cln.... 99 375 59 130 .347
Young. N. Y. . .111 388 68 134 .345
Fournicr. St. LJIG 445 so 151 .339'
Bigbee. Pitts..115 504 90 170 .338
HAS NO-HIT BAKE
UNTIL LAST FRAME
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 25.-Jcrry
Kuhn. Waterbury Eeasteru League
pitcher, had a no—hit. no-run game in
his grasp yesterday.
ninth inning.
fame. was the batter for New Haven
and tapped. a fly to short left. field
which fell among the Waterburv plays:
nit of tho gr me for New Haven and:
Waterbury wo cm. 5 to 0.
..————._.___________
CHAMPIONSKIP EVENTS A_'1‘
YONKERE. --
NEW YORK. Aug. 2am nation
:11 championship. team run an
seyen mic walk will be de ded‘: ' ,
1611mm): . Y5, sunny. 6.1%“ ’
W'mu.
hut luck turned?
against him after two were out in tho,1
Neal Ball of triple plaV‘u
l
ers for a safe blow. It was the may. Rhona: ESGAPFB FROM
21mm}: for James. Monahan of New
3'L6fiion. who escaped from the Cho- 2
.hard to conquer the Nash clan, and
' have a good chance to do it.
m; - " Nam Nine.
' ' _d-I—n
“ 'VVith the' All Inaustrials and' Nash
battling Saturday, at: the Baxter
Grounds. a warm contest will be stag-
ed. The All Industrials will strive
The men that will work for the All
Industrials’ will be the pick or the In-
dustrial League of last season, and a
good lineup will be brought togeth-
er.
» The clubs will probably line up as
follows:
All hidustx‘laly—Evon. c; L. Tariov.
so: Lonchak. 2b: Palumbo. 31); Stan-
léy, 1b; lawson,1r;Bardos,c£; Red-
wny. p; Tobey rf.
TNash—C. Tarlov. c:
”ca, 21): Cronk 3b; Guerin.
if: Broad-way csf; Carruthers. p;
rt
' ledat330pm(DST)
$123101 :Thwoods will hold practic?i
Fridav e\enlng.a at 6. 30 (I). S. T.). A
piuvcrs to be present.
DAY AT
pols GmUIEPsm MEFT
Russell. 68: Oak-
lb: Keene.
Hall.
_
cows 1m.
Jane the Great. and Juno to
Heat Victories in
Fast. Time.
Driv c<
Straight
- POI GHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. Aug. 2:1.——)
Walter C 0\ took premier honors in “11..
second d:1_\' s Grand Circuit racing at
the Hudson Itivcr Driving Park yes-
terday. He won the " 0..'9 trot in hol-
low fashion from a field of twchc
starters \\ith Juno: the (Sinai and
Wound up a profitahlv afterncon l)"
3130ng another straight heat yictorv
drove for the
with Juno w hich he
Muiph} stables in Ult‘ ." .03 pac1-.lhc
lii'st 111.11 of “ hlrh was timed 111
£103".. lllt' host time so far made in
competition how this your. John
Henry took second mom} alter Juno
b‘ad lwm rulovi out under if nion Trol-
ting Assmizitinn ruins.
Tommy Murphy soon-d his fourth
l)nl,19.1l' n 111111.111 "l‘hv, 13"nion. thrive
your old trotting 1 Vol“.
“ll "10).. \‘s 1.00 K‘VOODS
TO PLAY LABOR DAY
“iii no. Furnished by the 1
Aim-viva" “and. l
.‘lu'q'v
r011 \Iomla) (lmhor inn) ”ll Lurk-
Wfliuls will (lash with \Vilton on Orcm
1P1. 111 .11.. an (n‘. s. "1 ) 110th \lubs'
haw: won one contcst. .1111! this being
1110 ileFiiling game. all ibllt‘lldflnf‘t'S‘
will. no 111111111. l1-- llerl‘ll. Cooke will
do slab “uric for tho locals and will
lie oppusrd 11y iillwr \\':11'111 or (ls-
trowsiu Muse's \\ill Il'znr' \\‘oodwnrd
:11'1-11111' :11 2 «i'L‘Jut‘k sharp. and lick—
plui'c' with Rooms 111' 197.
ly won :11'11-1' 81“ 1'11 shoot-oils. t'. .1-
tin-rs was t'lilillllillt‘ll. The scroml lost
Raw ”11' elimination of lhinivl. Mounts
and Gunninu continnvd to tiv until the
'st-Jinlll shout—1111’. \\‘ht-n 31111115 Won
by L. 5 11) '_-.'l .
Fri-ll 'lmnlln, (iiiassboro, N. J.. won
MN 1113 linai-
mmmcmmrmmmn
vii-'ton of the your “ith 911136.1r.his ‘
e
inches.
Ware 6 8.00
Were 55 7.50
Were $ 9.00
Were $10.50
inches. .
5 9.00
$10.00
$12.00
$18.00
$22.50
Were
Were
Were
Vv‘ere
\Vere
finishes.
\Vcre
Were
~ W’ere
\\‘ere
\Verc
\\‘ere
$15.00
$18.00
$22. :30
$25 00
31.30.00
$3501
.Défit Hés-ltate about buying Luggage
E7; if you need, or are going to need very shortly,
' 111 the shape of a. trunk, bag or suit case.
reduced prices should be of interest. The very
Wand most reliable makes are represented in our
EthE, every piece is guaranteed, and no better could
he purchased am where for the money.
' ' Suit Cases are Important
Whether it be of matting,
leather is but a matter of choice for all are here.
Cases of matting or cane in sizes from 12 to 16
arm. ed1357 ”
Store closes daily; at 5 030101;]:
Saturdays 6 o'clock .
Fall Styles in Shoes
Sale Pi'ice $2.40
Sale Price $6.00
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Sale Price 5 7.20
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Bags of Every Description
All leathers, all styles and sizes, suitable for simi-
ladies’ or gentlemen’ 11 use
Bags in black, brown, muset and mahogany
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sale: Prim
Sale Price
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5 12.00
Si 4.60
$18.00
$20.00
$24.00
$28.00
0
cane or substantial
Cases in black enamel and leather, sizes 16 to 28
Basement.
Little Telephones
for kiddies to use.
These haw
mouth-pious and a hell
that rings. Almost 0x-
381: duplicate of a r3111
telephone. ~'
$1.00 each.
Stationery Section.
:1 djustablc
All the Colored
. Candles
The “dips,” of various
colors, blue, pink,
low and pale
houdoir use.
yel-
gray for
Also ma-
hngany orange :1 11 d
«lurker hlucs to com—
bine with other flu»
nishings arc in the Au—
gust Sole.
the D mRead co
Wtd 1637
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.‘l [SS VDORiYI‘HY SHIT“. IS. \\‘iTv'S
ARVIlER! (‘lb‘3ll'l03‘3flflh
lln- .\mv'rirnn prnt‘vssionnl champion-
ship :11'101' ho had iii-.11 \\lth Fred Gil-3
lfl'l'l, (11' Spiril Lukv. 111.. lyy breaking
111'.) 0111 of :00 tutti-ts. in tin- shoolu i
of! of 21’» largi-ts ’I‘mnlin got M'vry tan!
get. while» (‘illu'l't lost our target
\\TIINUN 'l‘l) (‘4).‘ll’lw3l "I‘l. TR.\IVI\(-.
‘.\'I:w vmnc. Aug. '35.
\Vllsnn Wits nine 10‘ :u'rivu'
”onion tuxlny to l'OlllDll‘lt‘
his Jcrstgy (,‘ity bout.
with Bryan Downvy. of (Th-Vi-iunil'. to
settle a disputo as to who is middlv-
weight champion. llownoy arrhed
yvst 1' rd :1 y.
\\'il:~'011 was awurilc-d :1 referee's vor—
dict on a mm in a 1'1'1'1-111 match with
llownry. at (‘levv’huuL but the Clown
land and Ohio 8.1.121; Boxing- Commis-
slons ruled that. Ilownor mid provirms~
ly won by a knockout. The rf‘fl'l‘t‘f‘
was barred from officiating at further
mutt-hos in Ohio for his alleged dnlay
in the count. which o'nabicd “'llson to
regain his feet.
r-AJohnny'
ln-m- t'rmnl
twining: for!
(In lailhtl!‘ l’fl)‘,
[{I'TH SETS
NEW LlCAlu‘l'l-l
Ni'1\V YORK. Aug. 25.-—"Bah("'
Ruth «at a 1" 2i H'cord by hitting safe-
1,» in twenty five consecutho. games
when he singlod Vestcrday. Since
starting his batting rampage. on July
23. the Yankee slugger has increased
his home run total from thirtycsix to
forty—eight. liapp. of the Philadel-
phia Nationals. had gone twenty-four
games before falling to hit safely.
"3.11115"
‘ 1111:0031)
“BUNNY" BluEF HITS ‘
THIRTIE‘I‘H HOMER
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug.
Bunny Brief. first baseman
Kmlm City
25.—
01’ the
American Association
. breaking.
..tormer record. established by Gav—
Cmvnth. several years an Pro—
311 was then pla) ing with Minneap-
l
__._____________
:1 CHESHIRE REmRMATony
ffi‘l’orwaik police were asked today
duh. made his thirtieth home run 01:,
the? season. here yesterday.
( .3\.\ll iiihGl-I. 3i.1\‘S.. Aug. 2.1.~
Stanly shooting in 'l1-- final rounds
won tho national \\mm 11's champion
ship in: Miss 11011111: 1 Smith. «11‘ Co-
tuit in tho annual :11<l«!"_\ tmzr:-111nnn|
at Sociii r5 i 11 ill _\1'~'ll«i.1_\. lho 19
if” :'-11 old Alisa-4 gaimd :1 balance of 55
'polnla on rt \nthia \\- «sou. l'urmm' ti-
lie lioliltr. and 1.1111 11. \liss.SmiU1's
final scori- “as 1,111. .1gninst Miss
\\Vt'hson's 1.388.
The men‘s t'lilillii-lnnslllll tourna-
’mmit \\iii ('ontlziui- 1min}. Dr. R. l’.
Elmir. national v11 ..mipmn lost his
comfortable lead \1,~ 1111a) and "ail-
C'd Jumts .-\.Jll1-s J lv s 5101:: “:13 .156
and l‘ lmcr's 904.
80*: WEEK
80 NERVUlls
How Misenblo This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink-r
ham’ 3 Vegetable Compound
Toomsboro, Ga.——“I suffered terribly
Withhackacheandheadache all theiiime.
was so weak and ner-
- vous I didn' t; know
j what todo and could
" notdamywork. Mil
and irregular peri»
.'ods. I read in the
115' what Lydia
.Pinkham’ s Vege-
had
results from its use
sothatlamnowable todo my was.
I recommendyour Vegetable Compound
to my friendsm who have troubles Similar
to mine and you :11ng tam
asatesfimonia " rs. CF: Patina.
Toomcboro, Ga.
henna. their 'ta'on its-Rains
“how and? Wilton. It has been
‘ trouble was deficient 6
Weak, nervous women make—Mm 'K‘ '
L
Basement.
*1.
Gleaming Patent Kid, Shining: and l11~il;.;,.,.
strap cfl'ects with perforations.
approved dressy stvles for early autumn
The vannis are cu ut out. with l)11«—i:l~ .
round From 11 last.
Slippers of Black 1 qatin with 91ml 1...,- .,
Patent Kids,
Beaded Satins,
. 0|:K
T}]“\‘“ I" i ll l {'1‘
tit‘ ‘1” e
" ‘ ~ W1.”
"”‘i lilC
$11.10 ‘
$15.50
P N. Practical Front Corset
This style corset
and sizes run as large as 40.
or 1011' top, also one with elastic.
These should be titted to insure
And it makes no (11 Florence how Hi. 1 a, '3 1..
man is, or 11011 stout. if the corset is finial
alway‘ greater case and comfort and lllt' 1- 1.1
suits.
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Mahogany Twin Beds
A small group of odd ones
Plain r5und head
posters.
August Price
hoards.
January price on these $75.00.
“HP Ol' ‘- 1‘
$37.50
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The best to be had at these prices
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til-king.
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January price $60.00. “.3361:
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Mattresses lillwl with gray hair drawinw
covered in tan and White llt'lilllf".
J anuary price $67.50.
Silk Floss'Mattresses on one part. May be mi
in two parts.
in any size.
Felt Mattresses «if any star.
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