, » f: BLLonis’. 1135‘ ‘ ‘
7 , . _. . . . .r- . . Km" wagon“ Wd. .
- » O -, ‘1... ' .——-- ..
5* " Jr . 3- ~~j~ m“¢£noam.
"“5 ' * - . “” “ Won. 1m.
-;‘. -. , , A INGIS ' Clown-d 76 4c
._ liflWNEY HA8 toxin BEllillll. , y , .g g
l l . '7 flfi?’ 64 so
‘ Mill-ET fllifl'l'EllS- ZMINlllE .m.*§—,.----------~ .. ..
" . » T” 59 67
iii:- ‘ l “I"? .....i...... 2: I:
' _'—'__——_ ‘ Phlae a....... t
? Has Never Been Stopped Lowers Record for 5-Yesr- Q __
’1 TW De- Old Geldings at e . Gm m-
i and LOSt but 0 ‘ New York at Wnohlnl‘tom
l . . or .
f cisions on Pomts Grand Circuit Meet 5,. Louis in “.mo,
l . ‘ Cleveland at Detroit.
,- NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-—Williani READVILLE. Mass. Aug. :L—The
‘1 tan Downey's ring retard is by no
22.1.5 a brilliantly spectacular one. 'It
does not sparkle with heel-touts o‘er
able opponents nor does it scintillate
with decisions over clever rind scien-
tific adversaries. Yet the list of this
.‘ Ohio boy’s rtormanee in the roped
“ square is 0 such a character as .o
'v challenge the attention of close stu-
’ dents of boxing. _ |
3 An inspection of his contests since
9' he began fighting in 1914 shows that
“ two decisions has been made against
him on points during his “ins: career
and that he never has been dropped
i. r the full count of ten.
'75 to'l‘he significance of this record lies
I- in the fact that the Ohio boy has ivnet
I" the able-st lighters in the light. tum-r
vi" and middleweight classes. 'lhe rei-
4‘} erees' decisions against Downe) Cure:
3 V n in- favor of that master )o.\e
"7}“ 221'; crafty ring general Jack lirilton.
A?" and a coming Welterweight in the per-
.C son or Jock Malone. llowney end
"A Britten have met in the Hill: live times
1,. and the champion of the Wt'lterweixhts
" succeeded in getting the referee's
'7, award only once.
1'. During his campaign in three class. .
:4 es (liownv) shiile'tl us a lightm‘gh!) v
I" he has luiw knocked out so cool a
’ man as: Jack l'erri'. of Pittsburgh. has
in record for five-yenr-old geld-
:12;ng lowered for the second time
this scam at the Grand Circulit mes;-
' when Peter . nnn .
hngx'35‘b§r%yomu W. Murphy. trotted
a. mile against time in 2 minute: tint.
lowering by mqunrter of a second the
mark he hung up a few weeks ago at
the North Randall (Ohio) track.
, .
New
Pittsburgh. 8: Brooklyn. fi
' Boston. 6-4: Cincinnati. 0-6. .
‘Philndeiphin. 2-8; St. LOuls. 1-9.
Maia:
New York. 1 mi 5.9...
r.
.
P. O.
.qzs
.617
.516
.516
.483
.«s
“23
.355
NationalLeazue.
I'm 0...
York. 6: Chicago. 8.
Jeannette fiankin. the lending
money winning trotter of the year. Mattie!!!“
agnin showed her superiority over the ‘ Won. Loot.
stake horses by capturing the his end Pittsburgh ' . _ . . _ ‘ 7 4:
or the purse in the Massachusetts. 3 \‘ w Yo I: 78 50
Hum" event for 2:11 trotten. but not * o r """" ' ' ' 66 5,,
until Betty Taylor; driven by J. 1.. “03‘0“ -------- ;
Dodge. had won the first heat in St. Louis 66 5
3:”.‘443. the fastest. time or the race. Brooklyn ....... . . . 65 6:!
Driven by Walter Cox. the Boston Cincinnati ,,,,,, . , 57 59
owned pacer Colonel liidwell. winner Chicago ___________ ‘9 75
of nine consecutive races over sew phm‘dflpma _______ 2 83
England half-mile tracks. this season.
was not up to the task of bowling G M“
over the big line pneers. and had"to
be content with third money in the.
Pilgrim. a $3.000 race for 2:10 pac-
ers. which was won by the Tennessee
mare Ruth Patch. driven by Fred
Edman.
noxrxr. 30th is STAMFORD. '
Yuunc Angelo and Frankie (‘nrter‘ to
. Intern
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
ational League.
y Ila-alt:-
Rochester. 7; Jersey City. 2.
Buffalo. l2:
Baltimore. 7.
P.0-
.624
.600
.637
.582
.512
.452
.395
.338
won rolk-rm-s' decisions over Jock :a- ‘ Mm fungi} .. .. 1“ Reading. 34: Toronto. 245 (first
"”“‘~ ""””"' "°".“°.”' 5' 0‘ m“; ‘ ““ "meniz" Ant-It‘ll? and l‘mnkl“ l‘" .iXZlme. 1:: innings: second game. seven
I Steh- Lutzo. Joe.- ( hip and othtr {0515‘} “In". of Stamford. are all 3” {oriinninksl
“Tum.” ”"d Iniddl‘eweiphts. ‘ in ‘1 di- I‘ltl'r‘ textvround battle tonight lit the_ - -
l iion. h~ has met such men .1113 Johnny Elk-5‘ “a” in Stamford. n ! Other teams were not scheduled.
Grillillns. 'l‘ml Lewis. Len {mi-1.1m s. Ann-in claims ‘0 “C in exce e" _
‘ q div-r Ilurtl‘u-ld. Angle Homer and 3‘. . n n“, hm“ and is 08“.”). m a m (RIM.
'0' . . Cfilhllllod i r P c
l many aim-rs at that. class. “Jule awaiting the. elanx of the. hell that _ Won, m L
l WWW?" “3’" “0‘ ”mm?“ “WE"? p‘m' will announce the start of battle llaygnammme ......... 102 as ..as
I ishmelt on the lililel‘ll)’ 0f “-25 “I" “”35 says {hill this “ill hp one of 'helfitm’nlo ___________ 8. 55 _310
ionini none of them has made any n 'm mrmnt battles of his pro- . 3.9,. 60 .563
l ._ , mot l t omnto ........ .
i linpt‘vhsllin on him worth lllt‘illlUll .k. "mfg career. for the simple reason Rochester . '-‘ _ ~ 7‘ 53 .551
l 1:: substance. liu\\’m"_\’ 11-” “WW“ . ‘t “-m rave whether or not All: _ , .-
‘ . , .1 “h" ‘ p - Nlmark ........... "7 19 .119
l himself to he a rilKXt'rL [“0 liJlltlH L" ln's hand \Vlilt‘h hi!!! caused h'n‘: (0 q. 5' t 89 ‘0]
‘; fighh-r, lupmnz ”(nut-(LUIS :lhlliit' an a 1:” 0” this long is Hiram: enough ‘0 .‘ )racusvl .......... a . .. .
{ boxer. hut “llll stillivn-nt ('mnhutne- wiihstn-nvl ”1‘, work it had 1"...” ““9"".511‘5305' (lty ........ 50 86 .303
. “('9‘ ”n" “”"“‘r:”‘ to ”Wk" h'm dung- Mr or «loini: previous to going lnulmltcndlng ........... 46 91 .336
eronn at all H‘ltgtfl ill :l by!” ‘ .\llLI"lO knows ilint N 0rd”. ‘0 con—l _
. In cuiiipuiiann \vith llunnt x s l"‘- , ‘ ‘ v ‘0” ”H. 1.3.”,3 “f hill chins; ~
_ . l “. l tl.l i .111 K ' ’ . m .
07d llllb‘Klrvl'lIllnllllirt'tT) (illn'Jl'Illlllllfiln “in; h- “’1 “in" to (lt‘l‘lfll"“l_\' drl'ezit tzir— - prark at Rochester.
“ son m' l“ 5.: iv \v-r H . r. vi , i( r . . ’ I .
make :t ('Uil\lll(‘lll‘.: i‘\llll>ll_ lit~p('t‘llnll “Jr“... who h"... always been a hay 1:" rue,» CH) nt'rfirneuse.
01‘ hi?" ”flu“- I” 1h" “I”; Sh'w' [1.31 ”I" “ll-l did not I‘Jlll' \. l". iiiln‘h fnr tfiiln- . nilleOrc n' oronto'
first man ul (‘l.l\.¥ met in \Ml-mn \\..:. llii: ml. Hm 0'. his “0“,.“ “f 0”,“. days. 3 Reading at Buffalo.
(h-m‘fi“ linhillmii. .’l linstnn “VII-"i hm \vorko-(l like :i 'l‘rnlan in he in his
'l‘ha- ' lli‘””“"'l' “Wk l‘lilV" l” ll”? ”Hr lust I‘nllrll'lfn‘l for the 111881". E u
Robinson \tuv. ii." tlil'l‘élilll mi iriilli'u. FM “Hun”- ,1 lull‘ly “and hnrpt in ‘ astem ague.
In l'll‘\ \Vllfimll lost to Lou lltlll"k on ii: A,” “ha now looks: :n‘ ._ (.iu‘vq...”
, . . .
”"1”." "‘ " l,“"‘\"“”””'l hunt “l" 1“?“ lint: lltlrllln-HS and “tin him twin :i. me's MCI.
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Vul‘? “l itotl t'.l tin, {mt-1'11"“. _\I ‘l‘ "I H ”H” 11ml (-nl‘m. has M...“ "”1 Springfield. 7 \Vflll‘i"8h‘i‘. 2'
gdlmd the l-illt' litiltl like .”.“' nu “r ll‘.r- :nrw fur :i Muir nr morn, inqrn ., "fl”{ord l 1
th.- rl-s'ilt at :l Illl"‘l|a'lllii"li .i. t Liluil H) “h.“ h. Hi ”my“, rims “0‘ li‘ll‘ “flu“ l. - .., .. . - .
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. lit i.I_‘1 lI-u- yv-mmmi l.i.~. tith. HI it two“ “‘hll‘l Hmvh. “041.5 in n’iko-f Sinndln¢ of the (Ink.
l'mnt mi I ll ll..\\.l ill. lJllll you.” 9.. ””8 ;.~, (“3" niTulr. only that ‘x..~.w.,’ Won. m. P.C.
:"","""’.""‘ """l" """ “‘ 7"“ '. "" “1.: .z- l. min the rim: with .-. mir m l'ittsi‘wm 76 n 1n:
in.»l‘ . _ .§ .. .\l\l (in. .r-ll-»4 «ll l'l\\ LVN”, ”’ng :‘llL'l'lO “Ill ””1 1“"; E") \‘.“r’_(_”,.r Ti) 53 .‘57‘
\i t; .' I. , fl” l I V, _H ll «t'r' :i‘unnt his. .ts ll N JUHQU’UI iltl-igv-rmrt GS 52 .Q66
0. I'M}, , H Xi]... ": :tuTiL 2' v ht ihv'r lilh‘ will stay iumal throughout .\v\v ”‘H, .l ..... 64 60 516
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1" w. , l .‘ ‘ .. ['.‘ 1.! ”HI I”; lmimvizni-t :m tin» lmtit ll!-‘Y\'t0‘l!".\ll- \\‘.."niluld_ """"" r" ‘8 ‘35
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, .. , ' ' . ‘ l" l'ullllllfz .ilmu: llkq .v lmuw- aiirv. “[1].: Alhnnt' 3‘ Bridgeport.
\ H, . I , . (W71 """”"‘ “ 'I‘” 'l'm" -'~' “Wt” u hunch-"VI l’itiafia-ld 'tt Hartford
- "' ‘ t: «it- ,thl‘: q "'\'. ‘W " ‘ . - .
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. "ll , ‘ i— | ”until: .f '
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I . \- ll l'lnry'i1-, ,i' w |_ livi'iiir i-ort. who llir'l‘l in the .‘i-rOIiml "" (‘Ohlmhul 17: Kansas: Pity. 4.
it . it ,, a 4” my i:..,..n.'-V|\ in limit. ll;l\o- "It" llflrllrt'. having pl“ "1,: 39 Paul, 7: Indianapolis. l.
“V ‘ ‘1 ‘ . ' . “M H”, H 'ql‘" , (Il‘v' ul ll‘m lure! hunts lH‘lll in lil'filgt-~§ ' ’l‘nlpdo—lewnukéé mime; I’n'il'l.
(1.; ' '. 1 .iz “Ll...- . ,_ "“"" ""3‘ ~""" "'Hlllt'r“t‘llzhts '..1nd:‘ Minneapolis. in; Louisville '0 (lo
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; . ., , .le M. Jam] ”('Q‘m‘“ Ii-v Sixth: If the) put up n ilglitiihisl 1‘" ’ '
, . ' ' . ' lim- lxko their limt nne nuihin ' More
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,4 .\I-:, H, “Wm ”'H “VerH-x. ‘2‘," mummy: hmn will “Hm: “my”... Lillli' Hook. 4; Nashville, 3.
i l 1 l . ~.. 4 ,,| H... 1,,lm':‘ ‘ '” '14....lv, m _.\'lulni'urtl. :tmi Soi‘ligtr Chattanooga. 5-1; Atlti'ntn. [-2.
_ ..- -- “a-" ’“' g; -l' I‘wr'. M New llm-ht‘lle. tncetlfi rt”, New ”ringing, in; Mobile. 1 (firm
”\\ lil \li’nl ‘ -‘"‘”'3’|‘HIN(. ll’ thm :ne r‘olnrml ly-nls. ( ,lrnmr;
Ill\ S‘.I-ll.\'l~1'.’
"Tuning"
llrooks. Sininl'm‘tl's Hulk
llll r lili‘l.
account or rain).
Hi't‘tlilll R‘illlll‘ was postponed on
.‘ U. . ‘ .. ’_ . will in tho- third mun lri i vi .
.1 "f. mini. I‘. it. «.1. “lull 'l'mx ”I”: with ”1,. 5m.” tumult-d nmtrzz' ldrininshum. 1; 31”“me 5_ ~.
'I 3..“ ' "1' his .‘ill'l‘\l', lhe (‘m'rnnl .lillm‘m. l‘lllllllllll',‘ in l)"l"\‘ ll. _._._........
I " "' ‘ "i“"i‘mr' “WNWII ‘l‘lh't' honm . ' TEN LEADING BATI’FRS
" vlv>‘.. .\ .. .. ~- - . h ‘ .
. ‘ \. I it i “it'll! \..lllll .l ti.i\- _._. .‘ IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE!
,h . 2“” ' ‘“' m "_-‘n':~"i ““11""; “'IIAS‘)‘ .\\'li lNHVNl-JY IN CONDI-
_ ~~ . I -'V . I‘ W .Illl ll, l' . ~ ~ . ’
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1"iw . H... .mu .1 mt ni‘ m w lit).\lllg in: what .‘hr-ir trainers regard '\s 1w - ICohh. [let """ 108 409 99 ‘61 ‘393
V \ .v i -. . “‘4" ("‘llillllflll for their bout to. t f‘lltu‘h‘ 3‘ Y....120 ‘20 1“ 1'91 '388
, l-I-‘(h‘ ling to tin» mun Jilit’ll). ‘nwnf' llll'l'lll'\\'t’ll.’hl “up. “9118“ “may; iQuilter. St. I". . .IfiB 456 97 172‘ .371
‘l .1" .. ‘11:? ll; .‘lldt m. Hiluhos [pl-ulna alt rurtnil their truinlng programs. to iflpeaker. Clr‘veJIZ ‘28 93 150 37‘
“1'1. ”unhi- 'li.‘ .x‘ .l duel.- _ iunrns. Wilson's workouts hereafter w i be NM" ’ ‘
”H.174. ‘1'”...er . l.ll‘.lll0:l. H'l'l he had limited in an hour a day. Yest d y lef_ Club. (1 AB; R. '3. m
N .l 't-u..’n"7".’."r ""””"‘.-" ”' "m" “""T ”WW mum“ (‘M'h with 't Flornshv. St. um; as: 106 ms .409
in... -l I” ' M w r , um HUN lxz'nvns re- spurring partners he weighed 15 .16 Cittnhunv Pitts. 82 ‘03 44 10" 350
p... , ‘2 ,. lW-ilolmhhoys who knew Dofm y ‘ . _‘ ' ‘
«t' u. . .l.. i». 5,...1 ~..n I‘m—”pm... will when he was an athlotic lnntruc$r lRoush. Ci-n. ....!ll(__) $76 59 430‘ .846
A ”flunk it'l'mnm _~ .n lirnl. N. J..."nr Camp Sherman were. among the. 3' e IYoung. N: Y' '“1‘409 72 I” '3‘0
in ”w W‘ ‘ “"H' mm!) heavyweight at the gymnasipm where he is l _ tFournlei'. St. L122 465 83 158: .388
wm l‘ ‘l'lnlrilf inirnw \n.) y“mun—.13.), mg i , i " '
' '» i" run: ‘
.\l' x 2 .
JV“ \vllldltl. ”H ultllr West that
liiivlwld- r. hml immili training.
hi.\1‘lll';\\'.\(lN [N
"'I'U
S.\l:.\.\'.ti'
('hrmv Mathewson
silent of ”HS tillage
first time L
ABLE
appeared on the
yesterday for the
inner- his arrival here several
months sun» in quest of health. Mrs. .
lVlnlho \vw-n drove him in an autdmo-
hilo- trout their cottage to a. barber
shop m 1h.- villrtge, where the famous
gilt-her of tile Giants sitbrrritted to the
. ... inn 0 the proprietor. Christ
amwnrwi to he in normal .weight. Y
DUW’NEY 30 pt awts
——._._.___
.2 TENDER AND mm SIGN.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3l.-—LeW
.‘ Tendier.‘Pliilmlelphia lightweight and
Salter hfledmnn. of Chicago 'who
fought an eight-round draw here last
,1 Wednesday night. have signed articles
for another match. on Monday nigh
Sept. 12. The bout will be held at the
Phigdfhlghio National League Duet-u-
par , scene 0: their rev -
1.» counten D W en
SA)!L DODGE SOLD.
FLINT. Mich. Aug. 31.-—Anr.cunce—
'_ ment was made today' of the sale of
.9 85m Dodge. crack pitcher of the Flint
Club. of the Michigan-\Ontario Lea-gs
- tie. to the ‘ Americans. "The
511:1:th price is said :22 have been
. '01- r a quicker
«Hum-r hi‘;i\'!“~tt‘ight confidence that doubt as to the 'gnl -
diewolght title. rniaed'by their re-e t
meeting at Cleveland. will he. sdtl
. quickly at Tex Richard's JerseyEC '
\ isi'r THE manning arena next Monday afternoon. Wits -
LA K i-:. x. y” Aug. 3]... predicts that the bout, will notfrln t a flight of 8.060
t, A 2:07 pacey‘zuzfltrot and 2:04
Both Wilson and Downev extr
more than six rounds.
he is certain he wt
so specific. ~
Downey,.
3'5
.‘. .
LARGE PURSE AT momma
READVILLE. Mm,‘ Aug. 3f.-—5\
purse of $5,660. the largest atria-rid
MICIIELIX
CUP WON
during a. Grand Circuit meeting he 9, first winner of the cur-
was at‘stake today in the 80,9
B! FRENCH AVIATOR
——'-r
Ponce Mnkes 8.900 filometers in 87
a. llogrs, t4 ”mums. ‘
PARIS. Amt. 31.-—Avintor Poiree. in
kilometers. about 1.-
3 lat“ miles. yesterday. won the Michelin
ll win, but i1, it Cup and'20,000 francs in added money
'- The flight included fifteen landings in
various cities in France. The time or
[the flight was 38 hours and 14 min»
an en.
The late Wilbur Wright was the
Breeder Futurity for three-year-old ,CALII-ORNIA TENNIS SPAR ELI}!-
trotters. Rose 1:. the two- 'eu'r- (1
star of last mflnd Favonia’n. o C!-
ed by Mrs. Fred. \Edmand. and (iii 11
by her husband. were favoritesJO
the‘fleld of~eight other horses. 5
Periscope and Millie Irwin wens
vored to lead hte field of eight ’
era in the $2.000 Blue mu 1:0 '
.Ime‘
' oey.
each for a nurse of $1,000.
the day’s racing program.
sorrow on 6%' 'm
I .
fiosrox. Aug. %.-— {lam t
of motion: picturcc‘otane - - -
Dempsey tight tel-zoom m
out. at the Parkin- Rm 1 .
Monday night. new you
run by. Federal author“ ' '
wa- unnounced by Dow,
trict Attorney Robertrqg’ '
new“ the; on: «mane
n'u - -
. , . . > i. -’
”faminenwzm'n'm- “ 7""
received. f‘oorjxinly, théi ’
isxmujnoé mm
in.’
tire}.
CLEVELAND. Aug.
. - 'Kllhane.’ fmthemtnt'cham
. in scheduled to defmd his
- twelve-round d ‘
IN .
T" NEW YORK. Aug. 31,—“
it one Caluornia tennis star will be elimo
,lnated today in thereon}: round of '
Metropolitan gram court
. . - pionohip at the Cmcent Athletic
tan Willin- E. Davis and Howard
both of San Francisco.
rm
least
Club:
K)!»
were
scheduled to clash in one ‘01-: f (—
nred matches: . he on
m Dmx'l , 7 .
31 .nJolini-iy
cigar. who?
u
,1."Frtuh.of3artlmm3~. .. ..
«all -. amt"; our-m
‘ eilessly polished - t h e
7 his attention to society
.‘ ‘9 ~
i~
- a - This qukends thé.,Specia1F-ed”°ti°ns
‘ t On Furniture an‘d‘i’vKugs' , 7.
Saturday will be theililést Fur- . 6 Sale Day
I ~ . .
‘ First Shovvingof Fall Dresses
111me Sixes, 12w 181nm. ""7
“The Brantley" Iii-escape
pears in blue serge, the skirts
‘finely plaited, the waists with
flat: round collars and cufis of
blue or brown linen. Sizes up
to 18 years.“ "
Navy Blue Serge is devel- '
oped in several becoming and“
youthful . styles which Will
make adufirableischool frocks-.7
A plaitcd skirt is attached to a
straight ,waistf. which is cf-
fectively trimmed with white
silk braid and, stitching. .
variation of the slip—over style.
is seen with a ponge‘e colored
guimpe which has much plait-g
ed frilliug ‘ about it. Very
good looking; ' .-
Navy Tricotlne, straight model : with large mew?
t‘iallions on skirt and sleeves embroidered in blue. and'
gut] silk. From the center of eachme‘dallion hangs;
it long silken t; ssel of blue. A‘shfitll tester; in front?
is of gray crepe, and tiny- rovers and collar also of.
gray crepe. . t. - , 5.
Black and White Checks, very striking pat:
terns which are combined with Might scarlet. Some
times the whole. wan: is. of scarlet, or maybe just
a vestee or the embroidery stitching. is of brilliant
color. Nari-ow patent leather belts are worn with
these.» '
Prices $16.56 Up.
Junior-Shag. Second tic—c.
A ‘VVcnderFul'Stmm? Rug. V
Attracts by: no warm-rich coloring.
It i.- (.l' red. horn-d mi ' led with block, a enm-
bination full of warm ligh .. with l.:rge;sqnares of a
deep indistinct lilac crossed with green lines. A W012~
derful l'i‘g. a delight to the eye as well as a thing
of real bodily comfort.
Price $22.50 .
’ 'A fine thing for the motor car or traveling this
on ‘ -. , -
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“The Glass of _
Fashion"
United Stflec'l'lags,
3by5ft.
4by6
5by8
6by9
'A-ncw book written
by “A Gentleman with
a Duster,”..who so mer4
mirrors of Downing
Street. He now turns
and one of the, sorry
victims is .Margot As-
guith. Othersare:
General 837131132111!!-
ilton.
ItOl‘d MorleY-7.
Lady Harrowa- '
Mr. and- Mrs» Glad-
" stone, and ‘2
Colonel Repington.
'A brilliant Mk. "
Incense Burners.
" Cleopatra, "
a n a other artistic
. feminine ereahrres‘ of __
' the volupire'elass, all in ”
enchant attitudes
ready tovburn perfumed
incense and make-Gm -
room Inductively—pleas:
ant."
$1.00 to “31m
a. _. .k.
A3" .
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is Your Flagready-for September fifth?
3mm the best grade of all wool.
_ 12 x 18 inches on stalls, cotton,
‘12 x 18 inches on staffs, silk
taps. A regular $2.00 qualitr. and ll
BathSol mmm. CMWS
. t? meta” '
k .
ThegNeW Heavy Satins and Crepes
, . . . - V'. -. " ‘0? Autumn and Winter Dresses ‘
‘ ' Mallinson’s Chinchilla is an mid
.. l _ .- ‘ weave, very rough i
4 ‘ » ' crinkkfli llghtly 01] ill“ fif‘fafefiwfi
. 5 ‘ , , of a weight which indie-(mg?
and cooler Weather. .-\«lm?i-tl)l ’
coat dresses. ‘ ( Hot
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. I . Roshanara Crepe, n "”90 till
..somewliat heavier than
crepe,_and which will make elegant .1]... “N Canto;
Silk Dnvety'n, the fall line of (“WK “H, m
Come and see. 3‘
Fl}-
Paiamas for Women and Chldren
Final Clearance of A11 Sumner Stack '
J“ .'
For Women. I
Pajnnettes, one-piece gaunt :.l-
bar muslin, with V-neeks neatly
row braid. Sizes 36 to 42.
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mmttwl \tith har-
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cnmg down from with Wliiie >ilk final; .
SiZPS 34 to 40. $235 '
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with V-necks will {ream pro-“ilv t‘ilil;1.;.l..h.d Of;
white. Pink or Mm ribbon ‘
Sizes 36. 38 and 40. .2132:
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withfirnlored floral designs. (l; l » 2 me
with tailored tops. Others mt); : . m»,
Sizes 36, 38 and 40. < - “- . “1-3375. '6'
g ‘ , a
For Children.
. One-piece styles‘of while . .. x 2 . ,.
narrow pink or bluolli'aitl. or .. ' ‘x gal
weight: For 4, 5,'6‘and 7 yam.
White Cambric, one-piece m- -1. ‘- :‘ .
the. front with pink or blue silk 2' . . g... .-_ ‘ '1’
and 10 years. Cl '0
Two-piece Pajama Suits of 1;. ‘
Stripes of darker pink, and with v.2 t. 1. 4
the jackets. In 10, 16 and 18 year st. .
Short
Of lace
cry for
vestees.
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in fit in .
Open
(ghalming «.
()fellllii'nltl it \. . ..
lenciemivs or ~_
lace.
$330
$5.00
$7.00
$3.00
10 cts. each.
7’5 (its. 5-0 Cis-
Third floor. 1 .
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In Women’s Silk Hosiery
the first isina medium shade of brown, ,2 1
dark. although’mot so dark vvhx‘n "(*Ii‘l’m’f‘d .“ H :1:
seal brown! Made perfectly plain. but a 111190151”:ng
silk. and many stockings not half as good .0" f’ 5-:
astbese have sold throtm'h 11*“ ”mm” "1 d m‘“
' ‘ncc‘ - ' d. nth llsle soles and
mghenp . Fun faShlmlP \ looks like it too.
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«blacks eqjeeially are . deep and lustrous in ('1er
Thesehavethe fashioned ankle and a scam: m. I-l
M Gustaf the-host bargains in black or wmto
afik‘sfweahave had this summer. $1.50.
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