THURSDAY, lot-3118'! 24. 1921' ONE MORE CUP FOR SARAZEN'S COLLECTION. Gene Sarazen, the golf champion, and the cup he won at Pitts- burgh in his latest tournament play, . Ill IJN l; CASTLE ‘AJlai'DUDQ llrnlu-n “11011 Home on Her. ITHACA. )3. Alt}. Cast lt'. Y., in private. life Mrs. Robe 1 NJ tulip. Falls 24.——Irene rt l). Tremzm. was caught unllv-r her falling horse. yesterday morning, larboiw wits broken. Whiln srhooling‘ u huntr-r’filr’dflv New York show she was thrown at a. barrier. Physicians say she will have t0‘ cancel all fall engagements. ”HST HAVE I'LAC l4: and her col- TO RECEIVE MAIL. As a means or obtaining:r more cer- Lilli dwliw-ry of mail. spz-cial Port is being directed throughout the LINCOL.', Nell, Aug. 24.-—In a. - nmntry to the importance of having statement made public today ”911‘ mm! rvm'ptacles of some sort at each tenant-Governor I’helun A. Barrows Di"l“(‘. declared he had consulted an attorney \I prwsnnt there are so many for the purpose of bringing 5““ hi ises without lrttor boxes or door . against Governor McKelvie. to recover r. is that the mail currivrs are or- ? $1.7m). which he claims due him as ,1, red to lmw- the mail behind lat-ting governor while the chief ex- :.~. -rer.-n doors and 1min the front (-cutlve was out of the state. doors Tho- u in much risk to tin se , Much publicity was rtcntly attached methods as the lett: rs may be stolen “to Mr. Barrows when it was discox- wt'Wfi—Wlffhfi \lsitors Anoth‘r pl'ni to ptrtor‘t the systtsm has rmwntly been put In a statc‘mtnt he QHQCI, according to word received sail that wh‘n he found himself with from \Vushlngton by Postmaster only a. few dollars in the bank and Char)” \v, Plirhly. This Ordpr is tofpracticnlly nothing in his pocket. he ihn vffm‘t that WM 11 pt- rson changes “was lOW-“J‘I to S0 10 work - in»: miiiwss to a. new locality it will: .—_....______._.——_ l- ,,,. «(try for him to hRVE a mail' GOOD \\' A" TO KEEP nu p? 2: .it the address in order to “ONEY 1‘ Tm: BANK i'h‘ . ‘.'i\v'ry of mail. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 24.—Vin— .. .. _ _ cr-nt Roda saw one of tw 0' e a \l ( l s I). “WESTPORT. stoop and pick up a Cigaffitnbt-Lrlgiy - from a doorstep. “'th the finder 1. i‘ on: Aug, :4._Thp Rnpnll- turned the box upside down to not a 1 ;~ w"; h. huh] in tho Townnlime lying in the bottom lio-lahfifi- 1.; ‘. '. thing, Aug, 29, for tested against this robbery of some ”7. ,,,,, L <, Ming. dolpgamfl to child's miv'id "hank." The negro ap- 5-;9 T13} :5'“' i elect w .mmittrws ..q_ atten- mail into l acting governor ' unvr‘ntion. to in- 12 and 13. wandidatos Mrs in Con- del- Congression- Prolmlc Con— for l I l l Itom DOG D1155 IN SAVING BOY FI‘IODI CENTH’EDE Collie I’aralywd as Result of Insect Poisoning. PUEBLO. Aug. 24.——-"Moate." a pet lcollie, in dcathtoday is being hailed as a hero. Spying a. big centipede resting on the shoulder or four- -year- -old Utto B. Thum. Jr., while he played beneath a. trte on a. picnic ground here yes- terday the dog shot out his paw. knocking the Centipeee from the child. The child was unhurt, but despite the efforts of physicians Moate soon became paralyzed as the result of poisoning and succumbed today. _______.____..__.. SKIES FOR GOVERNOR'S SALARY. ered he was in the employ of a rail- road at a. wage of $5 a day while parently had transferred the dime to his. pocket and closed the Box. but he deniwl that he had the money. He was so sure he offered to bet a roll of hills against Rodn's watch. and the wager was made. A second negro h ll tho stakes. and Roda. opened the box Tim dime was glued to the bot- «97:1. .u‘-~m_:- '_‘ ‘ l 3;. JSK YOUR. VGKOCER: IN LOAVE S - ~«L. gangs»? .. 35c and 65c; jars and tube. " ' For Cough: and Colds, Head- ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatiom and All Aches and Paimfw' 6 I h I suits as Well as skirts and are lsliown'rh here in 8 range ’- Au. mtvcczsrs c: Hospital size, 83.00 A «ENG Cr engage. cowonrAnczd-ybodMe-nnulybmmnhn» ma bod. “mimosa-ammonia... W LAND“ mmmmmmm s°umhmndwm Wn’tuforl’nom Banyan ammo-nan co. 8"me 13¢. Thesem the pa gadoll q oggoods la unquestioned mitt mlgilesog retty all over euects, _ ogggw £111.29 2-70 6x 9 ft~—$3, 60 7 ft. 6 111.}:9 ft 4.50 92112 ft. 7.25 9x15 ftp—$9 9318 ft.—- $ 0.80 Thistle“ are 59 prices for a limited time only and will afford the thrif house- wife an op orerplcnish floor coverings in anticipation of the Fe. house»- cleaning time, Fine French serge M inclr range, from $1. 50 to $4 a. yard. All wool crepe 40 inch yard lAll wool. checks 43 inch $2. 50 yard. All wool tweed 54 inch knock- about wean—it stands the test—$1. 95 yard. Premier crepe 42 inch All Wool tricotine 54 inch cationist that will be appreciated. ”1.0% km saé'xoiynor on" tooth pate. 1372:: a. tor fig?‘ ”0‘ p.186. “W ctr-milk“ ’ it '80..“ ' 88¢, We . . m. .. gang? .. . sir-5am viz. “" "Pebocd' tooth puke, 33c. use ”a of mm 00“ . tooth m1? mmlg 701.0”, “a - a ‘.~ tooth pow .7 9- ~ ’ W I ' » Ton“ ”a” u . 2" m a’2“6§ I c m3; m9. Hols scar soc. 3 O 3.0:: u! in ‘;I.‘; ‘1 “Min. al'lni ”‘37-- \‘EJ.“‘.\ at no be confounded with the bordered rugs of this same make, but _ whiz-d floor. may Skirt made to measure $1. t from a selection of 12 diflerent models. be given a. 1fitting to insure that it will be right in every detail—thiamine is only Theonlysti ulationlls that you purchaée our material in our Banting. This 0381' holds good :- 3tiny price fabric you Here are some special values from which to pick: Fine checks 40 inch . . are very neat and make u, dresses. Brown and tan, and All wool crepe 40 inch Encllent weave, firm and In good color assortment, including brown, tan, navy and black—$1.50 yard, Inc and tan—$1 yard. Excellent qualifies and strong weaves. Splendid for skirts and dresses, wide Soft flne texture and very good weight in a good selection of wanted colon—$2 Of itaple designs and extra good quality—blue and green, blue and brown- Splendid weight and staunch weave makes a splendid skirt for business or Wool and mohair combined produce a fabric for service and richness which? is ard to equal at the price—$2. 50 yard rices are favorite filling for Poirot twill in dth and at the same thesmem om$2.59to$4.50yarfim Toilet needs specially priced. These prices are for this week only-add afiord an opportunity to the. late yap V flairpreparations Montana cocoon m 01:70 abomg‘wonm ”0' about“! 9. meqium 40c. Face cream and lotions Tooth preparatibnn Pond’l cold or uni-bin. mm. “1m" toth pate, 85¢. "Pop-odes!" tooth WI, 170; I tor 60c. Loco we coke. Pshuolivc. ltor‘ 85¢. MOI-8101 Well as skirts and as children’s ' ‘ hanccd withluxm'ious‘furs, without being expensiv to measure suits Get inside the time limit, Men! Every man who thinks or knoWs, he cant find a. rcady‘c -to-wear suit that will fit him, has a chance this week\t¢* get a suit made especially to tit—and at a special price-w. 33 50. There is only one thing required: He must‘chooaa his cloth and have his measure taken this week. The op}: portunity closes with the closing of store at 6 o'clock Salli. ‘ urday afternoon I ' EVERY MAN, let us bring that fact out clearly. EV 7 ery man at the same price. No extra charge for big atlg letic men, or tall slender men, One price to all men, , :3 ’ iAn even two hundred of handsome Fall woolens f choose from——tweeds, worsteds, fancy suitings and pl 8 ii fabrics. Every man’s favorite style, whether he likes newe of new snappy patterns or quiet business suit. dfiverycuita “no risk’ unit. *iThcrstore’ Wromistr that a suit will fit and be thoroughly satisfactory. If iii does not we don’t expect a man to take it. Dependable tailoring, dependable woolens, fit, likable patterns, and a special price of ~ «.1 assured? ‘ $33. 50 Main floor. rear .Suits are simple yet Stunning. The newest and loveliest materials are used in beautifully designed and perfectly tailored sui :' lug out the latest dictates of fashion for the Wooten who prefer to wear their own furs may 7. from a group of untrimmed models, each tailored superior distinction. For others, there are suits Pohet twill and broadcloth are the 2 tailored or it you desire you with te silk embroidery¢cithcr hcomctaudbothmherein extensive array. 7; Pricingaareeasy,too, somevcryflnesuitsm mm“m!msm; WNW“: GMnodx-udmp.16¢__ up was We». no. ‘ $950and$45. ”and flow. from
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