Teach Mexicans
National Sport
CIICAGO. Oct. 21.——-B$seball has
mined such a marked popularlw in
flexicc. according to 13m Johnson.
Wile-n: of the American League,
(In: yes:c:d:iy be announced he
would go to the Mexican capitol in
December to explain how the game is
conducted in the United States. He
Aalso expects to do some hunting,
. Mr Johnson aid that the secretary
at state in Mexico is an ardent base-
ball (an.
He pointed
to an occasion "which
first) thit country and another; which
flows how the spirit in its favor has
wn.
“In 1907.'C. A. Comiskey took his
mire So: there for the training perl—
‘hd. The occasion was marked with
' great pomp and so much Interest m
. guised that the boys immediately took
, "up the game and Since. then several
« Mable players have been develop-
ed. .
Recently two Texas League teams
'ia:-nt on an exhibiti‘n tour through
Ms of Mexico and their reception
was pronounced very cordial.
, Polo Tournament
, f , At Camp Dix
CAMP DIX 3.. Oct. 21.——The
join mastic-r: of the First Division
gflf the United States Army has com-
pleted arrangcraeuis for ‘2. tot. roamsnt
.to be held on the parade grounds at
‘ZampDix beginning tomorrow. aud
' gmfinumg Mord-5y. \Yednesday and
_'Frid2.y of Best x'nik.
i Benny Kauff
Suit Adjourned
N‘EW YORK. 0c: Sl.—.\?§um9nt
~£~2 making per: 33.118112 3 temporarv in-
junction restrahdng the Giza-3:5 11:.»
i~afional League authoririks
3’2ng Lam-ii;
Ienuy Raul: in his profession as .
' "Easeball plaxer was adjourned \9..5?1‘-
{say xmfil November “2.l\a1:?.‘ nus
*onoralzly discharg1d on :1 char-gr la.
.é‘rnnscfion with an automobile the-£3.
'Eut. it “as alleged 23:5 Giants n ver—
theles refused to reir state him.
RS";
iXGROW‘N TOE \‘AIL
. 9‘
S A. few drops of “Guzgro” upon the
«Juan. surrounding the irgrcwing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and so
'toxghens tr e tender, sensiiix‘e skin
‘ underneath the toe nail. that it can
7 not pone-trute the flesh. and t2»}1. nail
-h3rns naturally outward almost ox er
light.
“Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic
"wufadurcd for chiropodis.s How-
Sore a tiny bottle containing direc»
marked the introduction of bagball .
from interfering with.
.. TURNS our ITSELF '
ever, anyone can buy from the drug2
to
is
El'src Forced to
Floor
~ sizes, dustless, complete
5 with long handle.
Forego Her Trial
Oct. filo—The
MAX. N. .5...
American cuntender for the interns.
tionnl fishermen: cup was compelled
forage her trial spin yesterday and
now in the Marine slip undergoing
brushes 14 inch
95c; 1 G
2 some minor repairs. 1 Her-trivia 3131.
it’s: cost her a sprung main topmast
and some Slight injury to hex-anchor,
plates. ' She is expected to 'be ready»
early today,
for a preliminary run over the course
it 9 o'clock. 7'
A heavy fog from the east blanket-
ed the entire Nova" Scotia coast yester»
and put a slop to all activities con-
however, . and is slated
gang with a Mme in their teeth.
Capt. Marty Welch is the least conr nose.
mmed man in port. He is brimfnl of
confidence, but it is of the quiet kind.
There is nothing about Ids conversa— best my;
' Entrances in Mink: Saree-r, rail-held Arcane, and Cannon Street
Advertise in the Sent-5161 for the
rival skippers axe 15133133 for. some- 31138 great faith in the Elsie 321d scouts
thing that Will take their. “$935 any doubt as to her ability to win, but
he does not at all underraie Elie 131:2-
PRECETGN, R. 1., Oct. 21—03
lbs eye of the great intersections!
gridiron struggle heme-en Chicago
and Princeton comes an mutation for
the Tigers to meet with an opponenz '
from} across 65:32:63;-
ity of California 2: e
Capt. Stan Keck. ex;
shat the two ushw
either
“'25: also 7:31:91
Princeton ..
*1
' hopper. Sorta? ~
c.
this
Sim“;
this '-
Rotary as}: sift;
TS.
a.
Quick action 2.2.
hved
$3.25
White enamel triplesoat-
ed ware. Eighteen dif—
ferent utensils —-. all of
daily real semce.
' ' 95c
Wash boilers all copper
good weight. K0 8 or No.
9 53 2e. Staunch and firm
137 made.
84.50
Three pans
each 1,113
Medium weight.
how: appealing in their spot-
That Flat
Wide-Seam
w.»
“j“wcldrest :ihat new
with the flat, Wide
an;
.m
1
{skthe girl wlio wears them.
~eeler’s
Shoe Store
' lfiléWashin'g,Pol»
ishing, Simomzmg
, by experiencedmen
Summation Guaranteed
orwalk Wash. Stand 7
‘ nwa‘ ‘
C o m b ina-
tion cookers
of l i g h t
staunch
. umizum
Three. pans,
adapted for
smany uses
on stove or in oven.
$1.95
loss purity. '
from 18 to 30 inches.
toilet-paper holder.
on wall or slab
faucet——
Perc’clator of
aluminum - in
‘2' 6-cup. s i z a.
"Standard
weight.
. ii
Smocah finish. Makes
3 dolls: Gus coffee.
A» $1
Hampers o f
g 00 6. strong
willow. Medi-
' 1123 size, roomy,
h o l (1 go o d
quantity of clothes. Made
strongly, will last
$137 5 5
Percolators, ponders Frary 7 a.
Clark— 82. 45
Preserving kettles— 81. 75
SIZE—r
., BROOKS .
Light weight.‘ Flexible.
Sweep easily No 6 size.
39c
» .wizh wand
. KDl‘s h
(Era-mars.
; Light dur-
" "- ' able wire.
Holddiehss firms: Used
quad/Sit
’t.» Wobble.
firms; (1°11
Wofwoodandwmow.
L-tc21en—
pet sweepers—
- 7i
4 2 Store open my
tillG
’
1 A blg convmcmg sale of the thmgs
needed 111 home, frOm kitchen to
dmmg-room.
In every home, every day, these things here told of are needed.
They are as important as fdod; Without some of them food could not be made ready!
They are as necessary as coal and wood and gas and electricity; they make it possible to use those
fuels wisely and. with economy.
NOW they the- -mselx'es, these utensils and these convenignces and these necessities of hours— keeping. are ready m
7 great big fine gathering. No lack of quantity No shortage of variety No letting down of quality.
' thing as. you would have it!
And; to make things EXACTLY as you would have
them—special prices” . Fine savings and lots of ' them" . .
White fixtures a"
1‘ or bathroom.
’Pmmancnt finish ——- and
ToWel bars in lengths
Tumbler ' holders and
Soap dishes to be placed
on tub or
25c
Cleaners of
special efficiency. \
Trzangle oi] mops heavy—?5o.
Dustless floor brushes—95c. ‘
Yach: mops—mfic .
“‘ool wall dustcrs—Sic. q: f?“
Large Chamois—45c. ’. ~
'ixchcn broomsv—a‘ilc.
“Purl-or" brooms—750.
“hésk brooms—23c.
Hand} ed dust browns—”353.
'l‘nmnivo sml-t brushes—Tc.
Scrub brushes 51c.
Balz- floor 11rooms——-$l.65.
Dust Clc~tl:s——lSc.
Wool shoe polishcrswlfic.
llnward dusdcss clusters—29c.
Children's my bmowlfic.
Alumnumxyare
of great durability- -
‘ good
Double boilers, extra heavy.
$1.55
Percolatms. 6 .cup size—— S!
Comb! nation cokers 3 in 1—41.95
Tea lieu les with Insez— $2.35
xx eurevcr fr) pans. good size—«15o
Spoons and forks, tea and table
Electric cleaners,
washers and appliances.
Torrington vacuum cleaners—$48.
Ohio vacuum cleane.rs-—-, $48-
“Western Electric washing machines
I .
Crystal washing machlnes— $100 "
Reversible toaster— 35
Good heaters.— 35
Hotpoint irons—— $525
Curling irons, 2 cm of oust-ters—
435
little. items of
big interest.
Egg boaters. xxhite handles— 850
Cream “hips—-
Nut crackers»—
10c
Ivory sou 8 for 50;
Sash- cord clothes line—— 16 £001
S: eel wool— . 7(-
ch lye—
Wire dish drainer's— m
' 59:".
_Bouéehold "handics"
Adm-stable clothes racks for 2he
, ironing tables——— 29.25
-troing smooth~runnlng car-
2
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i
1,
i
i
Goo»
.85
ll and xacuum sweepers— $5
Clothes-line poles—'- 19c
011ml Willow hampers“
$155 -
sate-paper baskets——
50¢
.; Colthcs basket with washboard—'
Ya.
Sixteen speciol sections
of Japanese ‘ china. A
Worthv and attractiye Nippon cluna what a ueliglxt- ~’ ~
ful gathering! =
Sixteen special Sections—4cach carrying an assert?
meat at one. price and of unusual value.
Beautiful designs. ,cfi’w;—tivc colors, pleasing shapes—
and almbst every fanc ; china piece one can think of I ’
..
."§3‘:
xx:
Chocolate sets—w. $.43?)
Tea sets—2.. $2.85 to $6." :5.
Berry and, cake sets—$2.5: .
Ice-cream sets~+$4.“ . .
Cake and salad plates, nappies; tra}
with plate—95c.
Salad bowls—-—~ .750.
Dres'ser sets—$4 85.
uses, hand decoraied-85c.
Dinnersets and
-. other good crockery.
. One dozen difierent dinnerware patterns of 93:6 client
, quality and m tasteful decorations. Made by dependable
American potters.
Sets of 100 pieces including.
platésfl»
Sets. of 29 pieces,
Tea cups withs sauce .rs-per dozen
Japanese white-and-gold onus will: saucers. can}
Jardlnlerés in good sizes. attractiyc in color ..ml. .
decoration-—
Nappy sets, 3 pieces—e
Stone crooks in sizes from I to 10 gallons—-
C‘as sscrolés,’ fireproof—s raft?
Cuspidors—
Salad bowls and cake plates.
Cream pitchers, china-a am»
Glassware of beauty
and V-of utility.
Glasbak oven glassware, yery attractive and dur-
' able, sets and single dishes-—
Glasbok casseroles. round or oval—-
Grape juice sets liglili‘ and fine—q
_.\‘.
Sherbet glasses. fine dcf uee— S3
\Vater sets, grape pattern—‘~ ": ‘
\_ ases— . 3*."
Sugar and cream set S“ ' '3‘" '5' ‘
Candyj ars——— ~ ,, 'f f "
Colonial 8-inch bowls—- '
Mixing bowl sets—-
Plain blown glass tumblers—edema
Small tumblers—dozen
Bell tumble rs ——do:«fcn
Etched must-J water glasses—dozen S-
Io
a Special 3: sci-uncut—
bread»and-buficr
$15.95 to $33.58
$4.65 to $$95
2"? 3:39
.
H
Gmger~ale glasses. hollow stem~d02en 'L 3‘ 3"
256 10 $19.
vs. symp yin-329::
. ‘25"
$1.25 & $1.15
- 50c
”57“."
50c fogs)
'«PIy (‘1
1
25c
15C
' 15C
decorated pore, slain—7 '
-fi:
“arm fizz-ares, 8 different.
ll:!f;.$ srzlcles with heavy
.333 zach st . 55c
. l‘grsxr Teach mmles in sickle}—
ec gray-lea. " $2.35
Pyrex S-luch pie dish in macho
frame—— ' $2.35
Casseroles of €13: Pyrex in extra
hoax-y risks-led from 1Men 8 loch size——
“.95
Rome tea kettles. copper will: good
nickel coating—-
' Garbage cans with lock cover-—
'. 15c
,Botary ash sitters— 51.2.5
’ 0d choppers with § knives——
:9 ' ' $1.15
Potato racers}— 35c
. 5&qu toasters— $1.35
. Black Iron masters— 55c
use. Adjustable.
Hangs on wall.
But every
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23:115. Bea:-
kicwn of
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irons. Depeu 11:25.5 9. a
¥
it:
These splendid
nickeled ccuvenleuces.
Connecticut. V Sweep «31911::
and fast. 3
$43 g
cans Cc; .
rugated 2':- §
8 with ST: é
bands 3;; 3
and bottom. Stands -- .- 3.3
knocks!
5;.95
31.3.5
Tea ket;:es.
K 1 c k e led
Fast}: luvs—rial gas lights—' :50
' Psri-ras knives. flank le and keen— _ CQPP‘ET 93‘
1 7 ac . ' Alumina:
Emerge: knives and slicers-— 8.5:: 7 ‘i S e a mus
' No. si::..
Good hght 331 $135
handsome'dressl , ,1
Mill-2:- 8: glass lungs. flue pai- i
ms»— , 31:5 & su £5135, WY.
Etc-ceric fixtures for use in various «w
rooms sf the home. showers bowls ' -. ‘
brackets and mudgufis— 336? Of 8‘» 1 1
$1.75 to $35
Boudoir ‘- rzps with all}: shadeg— gise W1 ‘_ j
Silk mfiélfimdf‘r 10c
irrirg hangs 1:2:
2.95
.- .— -‘ ' '
5.- suite
”ht-1‘?-
_...,.{..r in $32 from
$2.83 to $5.50 '.
pots {fifths-rs and
»s and buckeis. don»
9::
ties—— 95c
r6325 or oval, sizes
311— $1.25
Blame utensils
of staunch metal
W1“ 6 lu—sd Sorts—u. 75c
. éspanrseé— 19c
of carrier goon! size——
.. $4.50 '
Coppers-d. barium: was}: rollers—.—
$1.33
Ash Scans. slou: galvanized how—-
; $1.95
Mr; M pad Iron sets— $2.35
Iron a; pun. No. 9—-—. $1.25
Rural Inn boxes— ' ._ 81-25
' 3on
com -3 :allon—-.
Covered. saucepafgs ‘Cf
aluminum. 4 qt. Sir:-
Standard weigh.
$1
P e rfeczii:
oil heaters.
suaudaré 65
L‘.’"" the Na‘ic-n.
- .2 Give gTEf- I
heat. Don’t wast° 011
. $5.25
Food ole?-
Pamj
.; ping knives.
Guts clean and fast. VET?
durable. $1.15 A
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