Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 19, 1922 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HURSDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1922.

 

 
 

 

lll’s END lllllls 'l
BEAT llll SCRUBS:

.. ice Skirts Wings to Seal-cl
’l‘nuchdowns for Varsxty
in Scrimmage. l
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;.[',\;H,t:"‘:nh;;'o 12:5;u‘9“; ‘21"?! The Plitoburg University eleven already has’been defeated twice this
sit". Lester-dill; ofti-rnoopn he“ the season by Lafayette and “fest Virginia. and must face anther tough propo-
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' situation this Saturday in Syracuse. The Panthers usually round out one of the

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Q ‘rslgnx‘cxgoxaVfiflg01:“:"13: . most formidable elevens in the country but. this year appear to be a. little
’ ‘ ‘ 5 weak. '

In the Realm of
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.ll \Vlrhl :11 left half hockmEuch, ‘.
“‘:l~= rll.nlh on an Pnd run. cow-r— .
rim-ll Mills. Neale-‘3 line skirting. ’ ’ ° '

the feature of the twenty minutcg
,m'rr‘iligacn'lnii in)" scrubsa th ’m-r- an—wight pennants and three world's series championships. After that
llrniul "Mi-‘(rlszg'leLZFD 2334:3129 t; "Tm-d can there be any question as 10 who is the greatest manager in base--
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\x‘ his worth at left tackle and herbal"
\"t'". Lou-Joy. who replaced Lari—l
)‘I'fihll‘dlll‘ ill the signal drill, was
:ifirlzuk igg‘l’l‘m: rm: (tilll'e iteam at. Tad Jones will probably save many‘of the first string linemen in the game
‘\ ‘m n w “(‘1 “1“ ‘i' Q; n F" and with Williams on Saturday in view of the fact that the following week.'the;
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[ill] livllr-v ll 1-: ill-mie- fifimipm mm Mew“ Wm me“ the hush; army team m what womb” to be “ye “l
”W; Aim"; -u“d Reflexion hl‘“ ‘ g the hardest fought contents or the year. The Yale mentor has an excellent list
- ‘ ' - 0 a. or second string linemen so the regulars can be easily spared in Saturday's'
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a .l in running the llluc team in the

W: ilus eulno- Saturday. , -
.lwulan's Hm» bucking was a. feat—l o e o o f

4 «-t‘ y-islvnluy's practice. O'Hearn‘ V ’

‘1' liz‘;"lk""‘ ":1"22""‘51‘2‘1‘:2:23:52;{201;} If. as according to reports. the Detroit Tigers obtain Den-ill Pratt. second
‘ ‘ " *“ * baseman an i " "' ' .?
. Hm ”MW in two weeks. but d p tcber Rip Collins in a trade with the Boston Red Sox. Ty,

nil-r will play Saturday. Jones has
no chunuo- in the line. outside of
. ulnl lvll tackle... Hulmnn and
Worn on the ends. lliller was
‘ clllllpzillioll lul'klc. Jordan. Mal-
l\ :llld Nulln \Vt‘l‘f' in the backfield.
l‘lflslluzx. .i M: guard. was moved,
to (lw \.\lRll) from the scrub tcam‘
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race in the Americnn league. Both Pratt and Collin'Is have gone to Boston ml
the deal that brought Everett knit to the Yankees. ‘Both have improved
since their departure from New York. however. and today are valuable ball
players I is claimed that Detroit is to pay 835.000 in cash and give Pitchers
Ehmke and Rolling and a young first baseman by the name of Herman (or the
two lied 80: players.

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‘ J _ The eleven that has erfecicd a varied aeri ‘ E
. m “1‘3"”:V'“ o‘;“"““‘” ,W." 2011‘)?" tho forward pass game with smashing line playsails iggfioaggvga: mogbisiz‘ié
’ ‘ “MEN“ L" 1 “LNG. Ill]:.'lk‘:li! 0‘; u ecssful season on the gridiron this season. A team like the great Notre‘Dame
.-l My“ gum-ll. ‘machinc of last year for example would have a great advantage over a heavier

opponent such as Lnfyelte. The \Vestern tcam'mlxcd its plays last season with

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lien rm cud run to carry its oi‘fenshm-‘fi'fid seldom employed the aerial attack}.

t would br- an interesting game to watch two such elevens in action.

iommonwealth S.—(—.
May Be Suspended

.. l-:\\' “an. Oct. l:l.-—cl~.uirmv.:i’
'llI‘lUUn announced this work illntllt-

attack. Lafayette, on the other hand. depended on line plays and now and

 

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The Pillsburg Pirates are very likely to press the World‘s Champions

l~ illep'l-usml with reports of ills-I . .
4.1. I, at several of the smaller clubs. during the entire pennantmcc m-xt year. “'e figure that the Pittsburg hurl-
“) boisterous conduct on the part ml: stnfi is superior to the Giants and certainly with Russell. me hard hutlng

outfivldl-r in the line-up for the whole campaign, the Pirates measure up to
humpdinw improvement some tin- hitting powers of the )chrawmen. Then with McKechnic. the new leader
PM)”: “1,”, finite Hkvll‘ to be who put real im- into the club. handling the reins l'rom the start. the \E’estern
w“, rmnnmx‘ mum, sp,.(.im club should make it :1 for more interesting racc- than during. the past season.

mm lu lllw ("onlmonwenltli Sport— 5

Pub, lilfitll street and Madison!.

Mnulzilnrs. and that if there was

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. mull is to be found with the _ , _ .
Tmum M. ””3 club." said Mr. to be attracting more attention in .\o-\-.- England sporting circles than the

NW “1M. “Hy have Dll’ on good Harvard-Centre allair of next Saturday. Undoubtedly the reason is that
null pump.” the!“ We”. But Dartmouth. also a New England college. is disposing of a 20,000 ticket allot-
HWW wh“ ”mm“ H“. bouts at menl. leaving the Crimson with a fewer number 0! tickets to dispose of.

. ml. IiilV" made themselves ob-l
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v'llh in the mujorily of the patrons?
nrmmizullnu. This has takeni

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Mil-m nf attacks on judges and7 - 0
- -~.-=. lmth verbal and physical. E Home Run m series; Football Game
»<r.: ul‘vul disorder. “’llon a. dw. .
’w rr-mlvrml partisans of the: Th" SN‘Ohd game or the Lockwood- . ‘7 _ _ .
._., S1”... in u, howl at the referee'xorwalk series will be played noxtl (U‘IJMULS. 0.. Oct ISL—Almost
‘ll Milly-S and thus create a disturb- Sunday at Amusement Park. Thefifmntlc 8999318 are being made for
> ' lCIOVOF boys played “stk-SS ball lust tickets to the Ohm Stole—Michigan

in! v .
..” nm‘ gpoftn‘or of a. boxing mamhiweck. far below their regular brand.
an luring proof to this office of n wil- j and were casily defeated by the fast
kn}. s-rronl'olls decision by judges or'golng Norwnlks. but this defeat did
fi'crn-v. the offenders will be severely them a world of good and they'll be
all with. llut this commission will thcrt‘ next Sunday with the old pop.
t tolerate riotous outbreaks due (-n- ,and they are all confident of winning
("V to thv- xplm-n of partisans of n 1this Lumv and tying up the scrim. The
.fl'nli-ll lmwr. ('onilnlmnce Oi these _ LUleW Bakery Company of East'Xor-
t‘lii's will result in the closing of the “'9“; has come {0111‘ with a generous
Colnlllnnwvnllll'l‘lllll. other clubsulso offer “'hit‘h is appreciated by both
Law urn-mind in this mntter and the .tcnms. The five dollar gold piece of.
abated or E {Pl‘i'd lny Mrs. H. Hoyt is for the first

gridiron contest here Saturday when
the new Ohio Stadium will be formal-
'ly dedicated. On Saturday
three thousand standing room paste
:l-Oards will he put on sale. Approxi-
mately 65.000 tickets already have
bccn sold. Saturday afternoon has
been proclaimed a half holiday in
‘Columbus by Mayor Thomas.

ANN ARBOR. Illicit. Oct. 18. a
More than 16,000 students of the Uni-
versity of Michigan. alumni and sup-

l Milan'lncv “'l” lmn- in he
a. .., will I... rm”... ”mm" {home run made by a. Lockwood player DOY’N’M‘S from all 133118 0' the Statfi.
._...._. Iin tflCh game lhloughout the scricvs. “'“1 witness the {003N111 game Satur-
.J, ”mumpml when was in circula- 1110 old reliable Charlie I‘llld-‘hulq.da.\'_ at Columbus. 0.. between hitchi—

lgan and Ohio State. according to es-
"timates by University ofliclahl.

Angelo DidNet
. Run OntonBete

Tony Furane and Harry O'Crossley.
managers of Young Angelo. deny that
the Stamford battle:- ren out of an
engagement with Pete August. The
reason on‘ered is that they could not
come to terms with the Stamford pro-
moters. but Angelo is willing to de-
fend his state lightweight title with
August any time and any placer

The Siamefrd battler is anxious to
get on the card to be put on at the
Slae S » Casino. Bridgeport. on

LIS' night to the effect that I‘nn- ‘will b" ”no“ umpiring Su'idny. “9

Mn.” fiyvvpight champion. has will most likely umpire the bases and

.V [wavhvd to fight Abe Goldstein i with Brothcrton behind the bat a good

Min llllr- at the Garden November clean game 3 assured. Interest in this

l'wx :lrhlltlonnl statement was "0"?” ‘5 running high throughout the

lllul l-lenn l-‘lores. the Filipino loity and 9' ”99°": breaking crowd. is

... “mum mrct Jack lli-rttein sure to be on hand Sunday. as the de-

feat 0g the L'ockwoods was a big sur-

‘prisc. The line-up will appear to-
l. ll'..~‘. who is to box Charley.

morrow.
l ll .. (Llrilcn tonight has been

'4 l». .: llrinniw of a. bout with 7 Colgate and Dartmouth
1“ WM“ ‘" "mm“ Practice in SnoWstorm

l. l‘il.lrlt'l‘. It is reported that
P .. dr-vuled to cease clevnt~ \Vhllc the first snowfall of the sen-
:.m;l and resume dropping son lent a timeless accompaniment.
'lw ring. “'hite has long-film Colgate nnd Dartmouth football
mulch with Leonard and teams “‘t’llt through. practice sessions
r m‘ Friday night's bout is yesterday for their respective engage-
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~-‘s.urtlng Club is first to
siion of the Boxing
gaming elimination
lvllewelghtclnse. Lou
Ht't‘vl will meet at the
“llv night. .

worst they had to contend with was
one of those “November mows"
famed in rhyme-and the Green regu-
lars dashed through the crystal flaked
atmosphere and the scrubs for five
touchdowns.

Colgate spent an hour correcting its
weak points. catching and running
back points. and perfecting a. tighter

Syracuse Club to

SYRACUSE,N. Y., Oct. 19.—-The

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tional League yesterday announced
it had asked for waivers on twenty-

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John McGraw has established a new mark for major league managers to ’

Cobb's club will be strengthened in :1 very material way for the 1923 pennant:

such cunning that its opponents were constanly fooled as to the method of!

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”emotional“ Boxing
! amount guaranteed to the fighters was
91:01 made public. but The Associated
most reliable I

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October 30. but as Manchester Parker

Be Reorganized:

Syracuse baseball club or the Interna—lnot have to wait for relief fro

 

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amen nostrils open righting; “an
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can breathe freely. No male no»
lag. assuming. blowing, amm-
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night; your cold or amt-hm;

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Balm from your druggist not. My '
alittle of this fragrant, amp '.
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penetrates through every 21er
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Contest Beatles! Senegalese

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European Title.

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The fight between Battling Slki. the Baldwin

Senegalese conqueror of Georges Car-

pentlcr. and Joe. Beckett. the English‘uoshier .

heavyweight champion. will
place in 1.0011011 on DecembexégT. it
was omcinlly announced last evening
by the International Boxing Union call
{or a twentyde encounter and will
”be for the hen

weight he taught at in the Carpentler
struggle. The light will be staged at
the Olympia.

Both fighters have made the de-
posits requirefl by the rules of the In-
lfnion. The

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, las neither Beckett nor Siki is able to Kelsey: ‘ ‘ '
fnake thellsht heavyweight limit. The Lung!“ ........
:Senegalese will fight at 185 pounds. St 0nd --------
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tlemen at bowling last night by win.

‘11“); two out of three games at the

Not-walk Alley. Excellent scores
were made by the players. The C. &
K. team of South Nor-walk aniline
C. & K. team 0! Milford will play a.
Wednesday night.

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Theme ........... a? 76 87 230 l
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‘ake Rivers............89 ss 93 270‘
Asnbury 81 33 37 251.
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world Series Refunds ‘
Being Made Gradually

Ed Barrow staggered through sig-

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source that Sikl Will ‘receive "~00“ «, nature No. 1.300-last evenlnghnd then‘

win. lose or draw.

St. Louis League
Gets 25 Players

ST. LOUIS. Md. Oct. 11—4“ he St.
Louis American Magoo Club has ob-
tained twenty-five players from minor
league clubs. including eleven pitch-
ers. six infielders. 5
two catchers. Fifteen were purchased
and ten recalled.

Figures regarding the .. purchase
prices Have. not been announced.
but it is reported one group at eight
cost $80,000. these including Homer
E219“. third baseman. who was pur-
chased from the San Antonio. Texas.
League club. at an estimated price 0:
315.000. Other pm obtained in-
clude Phil Todd. outfielder. recalled
from ColumbnS. Q. and J. H. Riley.
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Home.

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13:00,ka urinals

» sows Sm
breakins out of the skin. even
fiery. .ltching 9m“ an be quick”
overcome by ”913*“ ‘- little Mentho-
Sulphur, declnres a aloud skin special-
ist. Because of its germ destroymz
properties,‘this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
and heal eruptions such as rash. pim-
ples and ring worm.

It seldom fails to remove the tor-
ment and disfigu‘ rement. and you do

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ébarrassxneni. Improvement
' shows.

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called it a day. Ed is signing checks
for refunds to those who bought tick-
e13 tortlmt well known unplayed sixth
game at the world series. About
10;000 checks will have to be sent to
fans who paid something like $85,000
for the some which never saw the

arduous one. Each application for a.
refund must be checked back to the
original application for tickets. It
looks as it speculators and those who
bought from speculators may be in
torndlsnppolntment.

Bun-ow add that many man had
shown lrrltntlon and anxiety over
infirm-lime to get prompt rethink.
"Itrmtnbentleantm mimic

Bmhbbwup in the fifth
maul Ed on he W Idem
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, PM Oct. Im—Bahby
.m who baboon hooked out
hymn all the WW-

tn. waged a remarkable enme-
-.Arena. when be defeated. Joe ‘Tiplltz.
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GLOUCESTER. ”33.. Oct. 13,——
The Canadian defender m
made was for the American fluen-
ger. Henry Ford, on the WW-
as (hptain' Clayton Hon-Aberrant &
gang of men at work Wand
_ the Gloucester :fifig
ischooner's underlie-d3 111M
for the first of the W2”
on! this port on sumrday. .

'Bluenooe. spick and span hm ,
paint, was ready for a. trhtsning
around them-mile course. A 'fif "
breeze was blowing out at the north—-
west.

Final touches to be given the Honey
Ford include the lengthening at her
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NEW YORK. Oct. 159—11: rs. Helen
Ruth. wife of *Babemfiugfh. "F-Yankee
star. was slightlyindmed early my,

when her hufiaand’s racer sadded into "

a tree on Pel‘ham Parkwny. She suf—
fered a. minor abrasion'o! the lett

hand and continued to her, home 81-?

tor the injured hand was dressed by a_
surgeon from Fordham Haspital. Her
chaufieur was uninjured and the car
only slightly damaged.
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CENTER SCHOOL NOTES.

 

The Science club held
Friday alter-noon in 8-22.

Mr. McMurray made
which was seconded by Albert Prit-
chard. that all members who have not
paid all back dues should be dropped
from the club.

It was voted that the initiation take
place on Thursday afternoon of this
week. '

Those chosen for the dilterent com—
mittees were:

Game committee—Saul Dulberg.
chairman: Bradley magnum Herbert
Keogh and Miss Good.

Refreshment commiMlmbeth
spicer, chairman: Margaret Shep-
herd, Rebecea Fitch. Frances Gray.
Anne Luther and Catherine Gillery.

Initiation committeeaborothy Skel-
ly. chairman; Ruth Sanderspree. ml—
dred Luther. Irma Holly. Albert Prlt~
chard and Horace Gregory.

The pupils.o£ 9-34 werechange' d to
7-21. and vice versa. so that it now is
7-34 and 9—21. .

No day pupils will be permitted to
attend night school. '

ed. Labels will be put on all the
shelves. stafingrjust what books are
there. ‘

A meeting ‘of all the ninth grades
was held Tuesday night to choose
committees and to draw up plans for
their Hallow'eien social. _.

The G. 0. Council held a meeting.
Tuesday evening. after .asexnbly. to
amend the condimtion. “ _

The renown: is the a by ,pro-
gram: Hymn. mime]: 2nd. Palm.
school: Lord‘s Prayer. school; Battle
Hymn of the Republic. school; Pledge
to Flag. school: Star Spangled Ban-
ner. school; remarks and notices.
principal; basketball notices. Hr. Mc-
Murray.

The assembly was then turned over
to Miss Parker for singing.

 

For-Em JUNIOR LEAGUE DANCE.

9n the night of November 4th the
Junior League of the Not-walk Hospi-
tal will give its fourth annual dance
at the Norwalk Country club.

 

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and will commence at 8:30 p. m. The
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and many in the big crowd started to l date.
lane the place. “ ~ .
The west wind yesterday was re-

sponsible for an unusual ise and fall
of the tide. It wasxestimated there

BROOKLIXE. M355» 00L 19-—m55'was a fall of 10 feet instead of the
”Leslie Benet-otter Brookline yesterday ‘
In em- Igained the “advantage in a season's,
qulcRIYgl-lmlry with Miss Martha. Bayard of
Samar-era form skin thinble.short Hills. N. J.. winning the final

usual six, leaving many ' powerboats
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Good in admitting From Ill.
fie man, who does no ill to his
neighbor must do some mm
E Hall.“ . . '

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Extreme cm of weather dub
iing W many colds and coughs.

Contains . no ‘

competition.

a meeting

a. motion.

The oflfice'l'lbrary is being rend-vat-

As usual this will be a formal anasr’;

For quick .reltetfrom tinctuchest’
‘nnd bronchial trouble, 0023813. eolds‘:
.and croup use Foley’s W Tar. 2
minted anathempped ‘Wtuell- ‘
il'IS‘fiQI-Xghfl .Jmedielng- in, the .4 World.
“'Foley’é Honey and m is file must . .
yiegsnnt’ and. eficient. rowdy for '
coughs and colds thatl“ever_ paw." . ,
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challenger. Captain Mon-1m . said
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nonfatal. an nnsucoestul entry in 1hr-
meet. the Boston schooner W' *
trial‘ races last week. teem ,. to
meet the Boston schooner W.
03318:le tomorrow for the first
or several brushes designed to bring“
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Waterbury May

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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 19.-—Now that
Pinky Hargrave has been drafted by
the. Washington Americans the New
Haven baseball club should forward a.
letter of appreciation to the Water-
bury Brasscos. Waterbury has pro-
vided New Haven with two backstop;
during the‘ last three seasons—Shin;
3.th and Harm-ave. whose Widen "
to major league clubs has healed
George Weiss about $10,000.

Shinault. who was traded in N -.- ‘ ,
Haven for Red Torphy was bought by
Cleveland for $5,000. Then Weiss pur—
chased Haigrave trom the 3m;
for $300 and Tuesday W “
paid the Elm City magnate 84.000 to
the player. Who will be the next val-
noble player Waterbury will turn over

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Cold W
Am Quid; Costs We,
and Never Sadness‘ “.1

In a. few hours your cold is gone.
m and nose clear, no feverishnees.
lhewdnche. worm-up feeling Enig—
gm here guarantee these pun-n:
tablets to break ups. cold.’ at".
83-9”: qm. \m m w-
They never make you sick or uncom-
fortable. Buy a box of “Pope‘s Col-1
Compound" for a few cents and get
'rid of your cold right norm—Adv.

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