Evening sentinel, Friday, October 21, 1921 · page 9

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:ios'rox. Oct. LIL—Lou Bogash,
Bl'izlgcpm-I‘s famous welterweight;
put the dampers on K. O. Jofi‘cg'of-
Boston. in the seventh round of a/ .
scheduled 12-mund go here last
night. Bogash out the Hub boxer
ml badly and floored him several
times dill-in? the fray.
in fine 00113:!th and loutgeneraled
Joi‘l‘e in every round.‘

Young Ruddy.
was (unpainted by Johnny Best, of
Boston, in an eight-round curtain
raiser.
creel: decision.
knockdowns during the. fight and at}
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agerial positions by the little Napoleon.

during the recent world seriesthat he performed the kind-
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not like John McGraw because of incidents in his private life.
us may not admire him as’a baseball manager. yet we
{admit that he has one of the kindest hearts in baseball.
lthis, been pnoven. when he has placed upon the New Yo
50!? his old broken-down ball players.
LGlants now under'salary to the New
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To Fight Jess,
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. CHICAGO, 0a. 21.-—'1‘ex Rick— '
3rd, fight” promowr. returned to
New York, last night, without hav~
ing‘signed Jack Dempsey, 'world 5
WW; champion, A for a
matchwnh Jess Willard, but with
the annoueement that Belle 19583"
definitely in» ad agreed tonight Wil-
land, and that the‘details would be

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getting the big fellow ljeady,” Rick—
ard replied thin )Vfllai-d would be
in fiistoclass shape for" the fight,
which he said probably 'would be'
held in the East.

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fva'ted stadium at the Polo Grounds 359mg? announce iu‘. , (1m
gnéxtiyear. The chief item of interest :tmns 0“ college men mace m a
regarding the plans is that they
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. ' . ~ ’ ~ A . L Giants findlhey can get‘building ma- % '
R ggflflflEflER Inlet. for the first time. poor old Jim Mutrie. the first pilot of the Giants. and Elay Race 111 U. S. lterial- concrem and Steel at a price : Is pleased to announce a.
, 5 L ' ’ {the man who christened them. The feeble old manage? 3'35 brought to the. 7 _ r0 suit‘them work on the new standSY ‘ ' ' Reduction 7
. . . game by chewspaper man, who foundrhim selling newspapers for his maul NEW YORK. rOct. 21.~——M'arsha‘;l will be begun after the football 55:35-: .1A 10 to 20'Pner Sega: arl all
.. ' ' hood. As he was led across the field to meet McGraW. fine old man presented gField Of Chicago. who has been mc— 0“ and the 30b compI'Eted by the; In the purgsEoOIaré: Framy es'!
1 . . . a most patheticfigure. brought on by nlisfortllne and nover‘ty in his old age. 2ing‘ a. small stablé in England ,thislgi’llf’lging? Of the Cham9i9n5h51) 11‘3th Spectacleé: 5:; Lenses
A ’ A iMAcGrav-x was so moved to pity that immediately he entiqu ed that Jim :year, has just registered his colomprril. . MOD-n SS 377 .
' fMutm’c would he pensioned by the New York Club. a: twenty- lie dollars ‘per E“Stl‘3.W" with The Jockey Club. which! 'The plans provide San extension 01:“: ' .
. _ . gweek. for the rest of his life. '1 7 “S an'indication that he may canipaig‘ll {both lwmgs' 0f the ‘gmndsmnd by. TH AME R INC
A ”j. mt. l 5 ' , some of his horses here next_ssasolz.,“'h10h the north Wing will run as far. 3 °
. m.» “L . o. c ', n- . Mr. Field owns Gomefiwcom' win-3935’; as the foulline and no extension} ‘ ti .
AFocthallofnns. who feared the threatened :‘ttr"”’ “light prevent the Inlay- ncr’ f the Alzddle'f’ark Plate in EngOD the other ado. covering, at least; Optommis a 09 ’
iv" 0,. Iran" cl‘ Wm “rilfrov l t‘l‘s are re! ne consolation 5.. ibmlnnd. and generally rated the has? (the present areawa} there. Where; 7 .
sizzfcvnc-‘t isSSucl‘Ll‘R-Iltfroi‘ Cull?L ltlzndei‘l’ o“ the Yale 4.;hle‘i: {“VO'YERF-O‘zd filly of the. season Rm“ occasionally hits' a home “19-? 82Atlantic St" Stamford
Board. Accordi“: to the announcement, 3,5 ‘ t. (Flames. Yale: will whom: She .5 (.el. Tulllxe'. m... {1.5 Ti 9 b.0‘1CJ: s “‘lil\b0 emerged so as - .
zu‘az‘nge to go to (.ambfiigc by .‘lllton‘lohile. and l: :Will arrvange’to reach Lbest 0. 5138 Song . 6 4 . 1 . " ~ ‘
New Haven by t salnn‘nlenns of [In sl‘lortmi -A A 11$ $0 {116? many mm- .7 MI? Eleld nos regzsfired has other: , ,, ,A ,
sectional games a:‘ral.._.e.i for—this sen -f: org: in the past~a lie-up fl?“ hfe' 7 7 - ‘
- would force a cancellation of all. ' g , . . é . ' PERFEC 10V OI IE E
. ' I . _ F ;3_ films Leiich W ms, 7 , , I i L . A I
Credit W here 51539 I § In Semi,piflal Golf AT A REDUCTION or 20 ran GENT. '
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, The ‘management of the Tieer foothnll team 2.4 to “I“ cofigratulated on the! M - -- ' . ‘ -. . .. JuSt the th- 13}; L0 C“ 1.38 av ayflthe chill {mfn bedroom, h 9 m and
-5 ,. A... .A... . - . x. .. , , . . AA , . . 5 -55. look. not. 22.~«sts Cecil , A 115155 50031 ”“359 600‘ Elenmgs-
alumni“ Innullfi‘l m “Lian It has plowcleli mr .he all: All the Simulators wgo ‘ ‘ - 7. , _ . -“- — .
. ‘ . 7 _ r _7 ‘ _ ‘ . -. . . n , 0- AA pm i g p, “oh . hung room these cool evenings,
attend their sun-flay games at 21.55 in: 1‘ Ground enqre playing fit-id ls 'LC‘ECE‘“ l.ol_ e. ”i “1 a, ' t 3:; e ' . n , OVE
:3 3‘59 roped off several ynl‘ds'awuy'from the side it «‘50 policemen on dull',af"d Cnnadlzul‘\xonl::s S911 dram: WICKO FOB A-L PERFECTION OH. ST S
Tillifs see to it that. no one enters i do. The r0 :vel'y'ocziy can see all .pimfi’hlp 1am: "Tm" inf’mus itl'lg‘lxnrzl. . . . 7
t0 3‘" that goes on, and no one is saluecteci to no UVkBWiSE. the? players ‘0’ ‘ 8“" ’0)” were “muffs o a}: {I} I R ‘ d g ' S
0‘ i oil-‘1 menoéit by the arrangement, in that they an» i:. no was ;,:siéer€«i by. the crowd glieysemljsnei rtoullei ’0: the Bellecmlrr a ; Illon on
Oil"lilg it" wry 0\' -r the: boundary [5; “:2. \ ‘ u I mvx anon ournament. .
tree ° ° ‘ ‘ , ‘ a“ 9 Miss Leitci‘. defeated Miss Glenna FUNERAL 013507033
o nick- . . . . gCollelt of Providence. R. L. 2 and 1 WALL AND HIGH STREETS NORWALK
~ (‘es of the _ A , , . A _ . . land Mrs. Hucknall eliminated Blrs. W. ' - . '
1A rolling stone gntlzers no moss; which ls. DTUCHHE‘ the reason why no. :A, Gavin, Metropolitan champion 1 "’ " ' ‘ ‘ ' ' -- -- """"
ought "“11 “"‘h ‘0 hex-03mg stones. ~§un A. strong, Wind made play diffi- > .
., A cult. A - ' ogrooooooooo*o.oooOOOOOO“O”O,.O”Q..O“
_ .. A DIECUR Task _ 7. ,°¢“9“o”o”o”0”.”o”9'3”9”.“o”¢“0”0”9”0”¢”0”0 . . . . . 3
:A A , - , Jack Button to .3, A .
. Eifir‘fard Eleven Vile are. now bus}: looking over the Nom‘alkl‘mseball ‘iient. with a. view to B _ M- k “f m 2' z 7 ‘
, (A. 1.”; F i, If .sclectulg the All—Norwalk baseball nine for the season. Watch this colorant 03* '5 IC ey a _er;oo ' . , .
{Gib -ESt r0311 10:: our selection, and, if you disagree, remenibcrmwe all have a. right to our: " 4“—"‘—— ' £0. ' '
Q ..' - 5 - oplmon. , _ NEWARK Oct, 21.——~Jack Brittozhi _ 7 ' ‘ '
“‘immagmg (““1“ ‘ A Coincidence W555 Wm '55 ”5 52 SOUTH MAIN STREET-
“ ”I N 7 7 7 Mickey \Valker’ of Elizabeth, N. J.. .. A, A‘ . .
..- CAMpanAuE, Mass, Oct. 21.—-— - - are to clash. Tuesday, November 1 at
. 35mm}— 1 . 55“.“, was no scrimlnaging- by the . On thepresent Tiger team there are three sets of brothBrS—wlohnny and gthe First Regimental Armory; .m 00A “i
.‘ \a. 'ill‘mgem! n Io‘lgifial‘val‘d football men in the stadium $00.1: Rooney, Abe anagrams Tarlov. and fiddle and Torifflor'larity. This. c‘o‘rgThiSi will) bé "Ehégf; Aoecond r fleeting .z. ‘
; fill-sen rounds. ' gyesterdav. but a long drill on plays" incidenechao teveaied’the fact that the Tigers have always hm in their line— iThey recentl'v fought a; sizzling tvv‘elve— .6
it. ‘3 accustomed :5 Elle six and kind aoscssion of defensive assignment up at least 1w“ brother‘s, and, Off hand. we ”9‘33“ the-Benjaminbmtherg. the round go here and at the end manly; .8.
{hi bouts that 2-. ‘2— been the ; drill for the regulars when lined up in Emma”? ”male” and the CODHOUEY ”Willem .Wh" 115,"? played on’ Tiger of the spectators thought that Walker co
VPmladelphm. ”out wit .out re-Z'fiummy" scrimmage against the cams. ' ' ‘ x 7 E ' A was entitled to the decision. . 3 ~
1 lat he lacks tin»:- pillslque of§members of the scrub team. The m‘ i ' . . . . . I L r .3. E ‘
galonian, .. {Pen '1 Rate te‘ml llas been well watch We have learn ’ ' 7 . ’ ‘
. . _ A .. ~ A . .7 - ed that the horwalk High school football ame with - ‘ ‘ ' A ' “
«rec eight round bouts um: led all the year and the Cambridge ford High, scheduled for this afternoon. has beenrcancelled.g1t would Sex-:2;- ANOTHER SOUTH A ' .:9
e .the cine: event should ,Coaches feel that there will be little in better for High school to play its games with teams or Stmtford's stren th ‘ E . 7 7 ' ’ .
interesting. Carl Trc. ithe Hugo Bezdek run of plays which and to cancel a. game like Stamford. ' g ‘5 NORWALK CASE .. V &
Iorlnldable Cleveland bnn- lwill fool Harvard to any great extent 5 A -_ . , 7A ' 7 0. .
box Mar-iv Collins 0; thiUon Saturday . - _ Is: . . i
. . . . . .s. . t Proves That.There’sAWay Out A
5 Tlplltz. a Philadelphu? Many or the first string men were . A GOOd' Record ' 1 "u Suflerlng Somh Not-walk ..
will meet Johnnv qum— l'still stiff and sore 5151: T ~ .- . or - any L z 7
> . _ ., z - er hursdas s m, , A _ . A A O.
Mlchaels, an a sidnx-Egrind. and there were a lot of cripples :stufl’y McIlmls. first basernan of the Boston Americans. ' closed the . . Fours- : A :
lockout punch. face. i on the side lines. Some of them can eArIEEIf‘CEEQLngueI 39:15:11} bféhplaylng 119 consecutive games without making an Just, another report of a case in‘.:. I . ‘ 4
. ;pla}' against Penn State, but several . 5 - was C large W only one error all 8888011.. A 5 ' a. ' AS'outh Norwalk. Another typical case 00 . ~ ' h
. _ . ,_ ~ _. ma e 4,
‘H t d gluon who. mll be needed later 'on will _ ' . * ‘ » .. Kidney ailments relieved in South‘s. . thW? “3811 tot thank 1:11;.“ lagzeaoflssc‘igtggoo 1233:”
' Expec e goo very little. if any, playing, 5 ' I ‘ ‘ . . Norwalk with Doan's Kidney Pills. 7 3 en 1181351216 P8 ronage ey ' peni. ' ‘ '
. T S 1, 1 , ‘Crocker. the right end: Pitts, the Sports of All Sorts. All-English Gll‘ls 3038911, Heresy 41 Woodward Ave" 9’ It. showed that the South Nor-walk people apprecmte good. .3” -
O ee 3 9 S 19%“ and Cfehrke are three me“ i“ . ' S 1:11. A ' " ' 3- N°malkl 5‘3““: "At my W0“: 1““ ’00 milliner'y at'lowest prices. We will try our utmost to ofier o9
F0011) an {Ontestsgillls class. iesterday Fiske Brown Up to 1880 the largest stake eve;- ' A mo 91' mencans exposed to allAkinds of weather. II» 1:11 best and most up-to-date millinery at the most reason— .3‘
. Hes—ted. his place ‘at left guard being fought for in the American prize At HOCke 16-1 caught cold which mined on my kid- I .. 8 . A! g
-.., Etaken by. Coburn. who has been with ring was 310,00“ 3’, flneys and,my back hurt me all theloo 31919 pnces‘ _ . A - .z- \
“““f 3‘“?- "3l‘slt3' squad two years. Clark. . A , ’.time. When I got down. kinks got 3‘ We are in a posxtlon to ofier you a larger selection §,
.105: if??? With the varsity re‘shmen two -Manager Tris Sneaker, of the PHILADEE‘PHIA" OCt‘ 21“*F1351“§mt° my back .30 I‘ could hardly: 8 than any one else intOWIl, being manufacturers Of our own 0:.
hp?‘ 3.9““. ago, was at _centre in place of Cleveland Indians. is enjoying his mg on irrestzble attack, the AH‘E’A‘g' istraighten ("It I felt sore, lame and. A .. mjllinervr We also carry 3- full line 0f Children’s hats‘
.l‘radrord. The bani; field. howeVer, annual fishing and hunting outing at lish Field Hockey team in its first Stilt. all over my body, It took but5.:. _ 7 . - s , .
omalned the same, with Jewett at Rice Lake, Ontario. 5 match 0’1 merléan 5°“ ovmhelme‘l Klittle work to tire me out. Therewas, 3 S ials for saturday o:
talial‘te: and Chapin. Churchill and ' 7 » the 1920 All-Philadelphia. team at the a sore feeling in my kidneys, at timesii ’3’ pee 3*
l v. {I'll or running backs Janie prob- Ted (Kid) Lewis the Eu ,. . . Germantovvn Cricket Club grounds they actually throbbed ith" ' ' . ' ' ‘ ..>
_ . - 7- . gush mid- . . _ . . . W pain. .. . -
‘3: “11:1 Sigrt at one end against dlewelght champion, is still a, great this afternoon by l6 goals to 1. This My kidneys began acting so {rt-.‘(ztiellt-l'.‘O Beautlful Trimmed Hats. .me $2.98 up ’3’!
f an 4 member on the other battler, notwithstanding his twelve is the first time that 8- Bl'itiSh fiald 13" “lath disturbed my rest during the? ' E . , 7 :;
35.55223. strenuous years in the fight game. hockey team has ever Played in tlfls night. I got tousing' Dean's Kidney .0 - T118 Latest Feather Hats. . . . . . . . . $3.98 0“
' 5 A ______ ' country. Pills.Athr0ugh an advertisement I saw 0 " ’ ‘ 9 ‘ Pr ssed 0.
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. ‘y eteran Circa“: Stanislaus :Zbyszko. the Wrestling The only goal for the home clan VJlS in ilqupaper. A couple boxes of this : Jehnson S Genulne e Beaver .‘
‘ . , 7. champion. is now" on his way back Scored in the. ”St five, minutes ”5 medicine soon straightened out my;.’:.‘ Hats 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... $2.19 3‘
Driver IilJured from Europe and will make his re— Miss Mary 'P‘fim‘m‘ the inside ”ft back and put my kidneys in a. sound.= ." " . . W 1111 $600 ' ..
appearance on the mat at Des Moines, When the visitors had somewhat re heglthy condition." I ‘8‘ ‘ E 0 ' ' m“
M A Oct. 28 when 11 u” - . [awed their efforts. ' . ‘ ‘ 00; at all'dealers.’ Foyer-Mm ' - ' 9 O O O 0 '
ATLAST; . ‘ 9 _ . e “l engage In a . . . , . O O O O . . O . . .
Murphy on: 0343155293351: -1. :P'ommy contest with Earl Caddock. The indmdua, star was Miss k 1.1 (30,, Mfrs" Bnfl'alo, N. Y. - y:“:«:”:.o:oo:«:«:oo:00:00.».«.«fio.».«.o¢.w,o,o.«.w.00.»..gooa
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the Guild Circuit was injured 1‘9 MM Lidderdale. She ”med nine goals” 7 J
A- a x -A ; ,1. ‘ ' ‘ .re ' - and helped in making several 'more,; . ,- —A— . .
igstorday wi.en 1 her Henley, 0f the Blaturo Ralhes‘ nnd‘was the backbone of her team On -----
- urphy_stables. Stumbled and fell in d B both attack and defence. ,5
the 2:04 pace. He had just shoved -. an ' eatS'AHen A 5 . .i.
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the bay horse into a nose lead coming
down the home stretch in
heat. when the animal stumbled. The
sulky shafts seemed to stick in the
ground and the horse and drives tunr-
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the horse's head and landing crum-
pied up on his shoulders.

the third

Kansas City.

In Cue Tourney

. PHILADELPHIIA. Oct. 21.-—In7 a.
sensational rally James Mature.
New York. defeated'Benniel Allen, of
in the national billiard
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It was said last night that while terday afternoon. by the score of '125
badly bruised and suffering from to 122- 18439.1"! _went out in the thin
’shock, he was not seriously hurt and ty‘S‘Xtth tuning. a run 0f eighteen in

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‘Ruth‘ Admits Her
“7m. , Discontinue

HORNELL. NY. Oct. ,2L—Babe
Ruth. speaking in a local theatre here
last night. admitted that he~ would
bring his barnstoz-ming trip to a. close
at the end of two weeks instead of
continuing on to the Pacific coast. He
declined to comment on his trouble

lwith Judge Landis except to say that
the next move must Come from the
czar o'f baseball himself, but did ad-
mit that 'he believed 'the Yankees
would have won the World's series it
his arm had not gone back on him. 7.
‘ Heavy Showers . esterday afternoon
'oungsters prevented A 31151
d which termlna

innings,

{“ka it was announced he hoped to be back
.A, 33".) on the track Saturday,

« The~ money event of the day,.the
"anxe have been .9 lied for;2:x38 trot for a. purse of $2,500. was:
.95. Mr. Woodcogk psald m_§taken in easy fashionAby Grey Worthy,
._ they prohablv Wm not be’who. piloted by Cox; took all three

 

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game. the twenty-ninth
had a lead of 108
Awas Maturo's second
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score 015125 to 58.

 

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ligh run of 50‘7was,within seven'ofthe

the thirty—fourth inning virtually win-
At one stage of the

inning. Allen

to 79 on Maturo. It
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Arthur D. Church, the young "New

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It was De

Langh's fourth ”straight defeat. ,

‘ Ralph Greenleaf, of. flour York,
world's champion. went .3 notch fur-
ther in the tournament. when he eas-
ily defeatednlerome Keogh. the Rock-

in. the night

game. This was the. third straight
victory for-the youthful rGreenleaf.
who gained the American title here
He went OutAin six-
teen innings; having a. high'mn of 27.
in the'third inning. Keogh‘went him
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Laugh, Philadelphia's lone entrant, in mtg 4

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John Lester Johnson
StOps Rough House
Evare ill Third Round

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—John Les-
ter Johnson, the negro 'heaVYWeight,
last night knocked out. Rough House
\Vare in the third round of what was
to have been a fifteenlround contest.
in the Jamaica Sporting Club. . 7
A A'Johnson outclassed his opponent
from the start and early in the third
round sent Ware to the canvas with
9. hard right for the count of six.
filter in this stanza Johnson again
caught his rival with a, hard right-
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ceived the rjudges’ decision over Dani
ny‘Tavese in'ten rounds. In another
ten-rounder Kid G. Stevens knocked
out Kid Locke in the third round.

Arthur Brickley A _ _ 5
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. NEW ,Yonx, , och 215—Arthur

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voltage... Special - . . . . . . . $9.49.

BARN mms

Large size: 31.50 value. . ..At 98c -
fiflRRO ALUMINUM SAUGEPANS _

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Family size} 31.39 value. .At $1.10

 

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.With handle, 1 gallon. SpecifilflSe

 

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GoodAsteel; regular 5985:. Spools}
L 7....o ........ .o-;...-...... 79‘:

 

 
 
 

. sensor1 “OGDENSPOONS “
A Smoothly finished, 4 sizes; 7. set. 759:.
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Bolts, 1 EXPRESS whooxs’
' Large risize,’ iron axles, ’ strong and

11;, quartsize .....-......... 49c“ .
TABLE TUMBLEILS ~ _
' A Withcover......-..........68c
Thin plown, plain or fancy; regu- 7

lax-510G each -;..;..Attfor 39c ~

 

- ”WASH BOILERS
{envy tin. with copper bottom:
$2.65 value . . . . . . . . . . . 34:31.98

 

mum roman

 

 

 

fine quality . .7 ..... 3 rolls for 19<
’ , A __. GLASS SHADES
AA ' BRAIIJJO . Tor electric fixtures, attractively
"he best aluminum cleaner; 30C decorated; 49:: value... ”At 37c >
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.' SDI-51:13 ms ' .
tight’s Stove Polish} muster fie
liquid Veneer. " Special. .220 bottle . f
Stove Pipe Enamel. Special

 

mm SOAP STRAINERS‘
',’{'ery,ha.ndy.'__ good quality; 75:-

 

 

durchle' $4.93 value... ”at $3.98.

 

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