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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 3, 1923 · page 9

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IDAY. AUGUST 3, 10a.

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ICE T0 KEEP
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. (‘an Get Permits—
(‘hief Pennington
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.1 ,«lm hsve received no-

5' ltr Police st Hertlord
- ..ll pnrmlts thst are is-
. ms will he made out in

- . ln inrcordnnce with tho
. l the Sisto Legisln-

a ‘ srulon.

v _, (arms will he mslled to
-., .- nrndqusriors. one
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he issued to the owner of
1. ml «'031 one dollsr

31nd twenty-five
\i‘fir that thry are re-
- Tll” police have

v .w‘o‘ the permit st sny

l~1.v4‘ William R. Pen-
} 1 this morning that nny
. i in apply for s per-
“Il‘llll hsve in bring
[\nlit‘!‘ hendqusrters
- - 4» would get the num-
ll. nlsu slated lhst uny-
~ .mr :1 permit would hsvo
\" . liran citizen to receive
pollr‘o‘ planned on be-
-r’vll nhout issuing per-
.1 gun. not! the! every-
' nu to show good rouse
mm] in vnrry the weopon.
-r' lw sllowed to be csr-

'. x without 1 permit.

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"l"nr' New York financier
~ $25,000 dismonll

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I \\ l' [)0 THE \von‘

1- 11 in lry to work every

- .. i'i)llNllllll. dull hocksche.
.xvlng pain in the small of
1:» rid of it. Try Dosn's

1. . . ~ Your neighbors recom-
’ Ark your Neighbors?

‘-lvrrg;ili. 61 Spring siroei.

-« .‘k. mys: “An attack of

w my kidneys in an un-

. Million My back nesrly

“llh pain when I did my

."mlping uork put my buck

wnrllllon I could hsrdly get

I! seemed to be stiff and

'."r:.' and inched dresdfully

1 Mom to slir shout. 1 could

. ll a spoon in my hand. my

"me me frantic nnd dissy

am- over me when 1 become

‘ \' rpeckl Dosn's kidney

' iu-nn so highly recommended

' r' 1 got some at the Stillron-

Drug Store. The low boxes 1

v"'1rt‘ly rid me of becksche snd
w. :~or\’ol in good condition."

\- Me. It sli deslers. Don't rim:

(or s kidney remedy—get

Kidney Pills—the sumo ihnt

.....m had—Postor-Milburn

livlffslo. N. Y.-—Adv.

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‘hotod it to 113 long lsyofl.
' "Don't think Gibbons isn't s grout
fighter. I'd like to meet him ogoin
otter 1 hove s couple 01‘ more fights
under my belt. “or. whet I needed
st lholhy. I'm so good us ever. but
1 we- s. little rum."

Dempsey pleas to meet his men-
sger. Jock Koorns. In New York to-
morrow end will open s trolning comp

intensivo pend of coining noes-r1.

Jsehio Moionoy. formerly cooch of
tho treshmsn elevons'. will tote
chsrgo ot the vorsity for tho first
time this toll.

In on effort to hsvo his men on
edge whon tho whistle blows for the
tint contest money hos msdo or-
rsngernents whorehyJie will the the
osndidstes to s comp locstod oi

«White hlphurlprings. N.Y..s:ew
duoistor

Georgetown Eleven o
to Get Early Start

WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Aug. 8.—
Goorgotown university will nuke sn
ooriy curt in proposing fer the com-
ing toothou sessom The loss or
plsctlcolly every msn'trom lsst‘yesr's
yorsity. the sequisition of s new coach
‘ond the prospect of one o: the hour-
M schedules which. the Blue and
Grsyhssovoenstedhsvemsdesn

lleonordtown, Md.. on Sept. 3.
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The nowou. mitt ortist in Norwon
is You;; Joseph Pruner of Sound
View svonuo. South Rel-welt. Young
Pruner will unto his initiol dohnt in
the secured cirdo tomorrow min.
when he ounros o! with Corpons
Downer of lpflngwood st tho ”w.
nun Hose cornlvnl .ot “meat
pork. Pruner hos boon troining with
Poncho Ville. lstely end hos mode no
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0w Program , l q : Asked it he thought Pirpo would
. it ‘ I Mill‘s“; n th “wanes 4
t o d 11"qu
, For the convonienco at tho seversl h Toum so. . m
w undred Ward roddonts livo up to his contact end go through
olhlhrul'to’gmsello:uiht° thaw” Fm" 1°“? to mend tho eve-ins ‘ 'm‘ ‘5' “I" ""9 “mm T“
...... .. 1.4.9233:- ....-.m... '- ...... ...... “3'“ m: “is :- ......
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lino: i i guiuble to become riding horses \ny typo....Clsss‘u Champion Ssys south Amer' stroll: ogfmmon pics. m N
“3° A: M. szfzanfi: ohver 1.5 hsnds ...... . ........... “ 4: icon Will Moire Him "Don't. worry: he's s dsngorsu: tol-
uJOA‘u. Pom“! n ones ........... “ 3 Fight Hm low sud notstrsidotmope., the
1140 A u n ornoss not. ovor 18.: ...... " u . chemplos sud. 'nhoworootrsido!
“I“ 4'. u'. fizgglo‘ddlo horoos shown in hsnd " 10 ——"" me he nova-would hove-inflamm-
12.00 No” no “12:?- ......................... “ u CHICAGO. Aug. 8.—-J‘sck Dempsey. fishi- m not under-tum than.
12.10 P. x. mm“. :0 o to become polo mounts ...... . " u world's hesvyweight champion. here Any one who on men like he on
I 12.20 P. M usual "‘5' °‘°" “-2 end “nder 15.2 ...... .. " s tom enroute to New York. where he I- dental-one. and I wont tell. our
1: u r n- 9 horses. rosd type ................. -- 7 will begin t ining in s tow cm for ell-laces with him." .
- - - Horses luitsblo to becomo huntors ............ u n his boutwi uis Firpo on September be:10 sold Williams h for storing
14. ssid ho was snxiou to meet the ore Firpv o m. o ...
:33: :: :~ Earns: huntors ..' ............ ...... . .. or Argontino «sup. slthough he would that he would liko to give sin. first
2.15 P 11:. Home so I e horses under 15.! ............... . “ 11 tether tight Hummus first. Ho ox- chsnco ottho title. but he thought
3.“ P. M H ‘ s su tsbie tor mliitsry purpose. .......... 2' 50 pm s, desire to meet Tommy Gib- Wills would be his next opponent otter
2‘“ P: M. 15:“; slid“ middle weight hunters ..... .. n... “ "A bons sgoin. otter "I v: got I. few good the Fine bout. - 11 hit
2.45 P. M‘ Li htw ‘1' mill horso ..................... ..... " 1 lights under my be! . I'll “0 Mpg; in“ 0. m 3
3.55 P. M: Pu!" :t‘h polo {Ital-lain .......... ......... :2 :2 "Fighting is my business. end rusty ot the eh! m “-
Ishil Ju- um‘" Dir-Jock ”......m.‘
1.15 P. M. Combinstlon horses our 14.! .......... ....... . " 31.
8.25 P. M. Heavyweight polo mounts ................... " 81
, 1.15 P. M. Children's ssddle ponies .......... ............ " 13
8.46 P. M. Model polo mounts ......... . ...... .......... " '2
3.55 P. M. Saddle horses. psrlt typo undor 15.! ...........‘. " 4
4.10 P. M. Jumpers, open to oil .............. ............ “ 40
4.30 P. M. Ssddle horses in hotness .............. ........ “ 58
4.40 P. M. Lsdles’ hunters ............................. . “ 89
4.60 P. M. Heavy harness horses sny height . ..... ........ " 21
5.00 P. M. Ssddle horses 15.2 end over ........... .... . “ 4
'llomorrow.
10.00 A. M. Ssddlo ponies not oncoeding 14.2 ..............Clo- 10
10.10 A. M. Horses suitsbio to become hunters ...... ' ...... . " 85
10.20 A. M. Harness ponies over 13.: not exceeding 14.1 ..... " '8!
10.10 A. M. Oflicers‘ chargers ........................ .. “ 51
10.40 A. M. Hesvywelght saddle horses over 14.2 .......... “ 8
10-50 A- ”L Troopefi' Mounts ............................ " 53
11.00 A. M. Horses any height to be ridden by children. urns.-
teurs .................................. . “ 18
11.10 . M. Light hsrness horses. sny height .............. " 14
11.20 . M. Handy hunters, open to oil .................... “ 45
11.80 A. M. Lodies' saddle horses ........................ " 9
11.45 A. M. Combination ponies .......................... " 22
11.55 A. M. Hunters under ssddle, not to Jump. (Post
entries) ....................... ' ......... “ 58
12.10 P. M. Jumpers sny height. performance only to count.. “ 48
Recess.
2.00 P. M. Jumpers. open to oil. smsteurs to ride ......... . “ 41
2.15 P. M. Lsdies' saddle horses ......................... " 15
2.25 P. M. Hunters snd Jumpers. quslifled ................ " 49
2.40 P. M. Locsi saddle horses over 15.2 ....... ...... .. . “ 12
.250 P. M. Tandems. any height ......................... “ 26 ~
3.00 P. 11. Pairs 01 hunters (post entries) .............. .. " 44
. Exhibition Jumping by Mr. Jock Prestsge on Tipperary.
3.25 P. M. Psirs of saddle horses ........................ ' “ 1'! ‘
3.15 P. M. Touch and Go ..... .. ........................ " 48
3.50 P. M. Jumpers ridden by children under 12 yesrs ..... " 57
4.00 P. M. Saddle horses pork type 15.2 and over .......... “ 6
4.10 P. M. Corinthian class open to all .............. " 38
4.20 P. M. Runabout horses any height ............. “ 27
- 4.30 P. M. Hunt toams in livery (Post entries) “ 47
4.40 P. M. Children's pony driving contest ................ " 54
4.50 I". M. Triple bar Jump ............................. “ 46
5.00 P. M. Open to all saddle horses over 14.2 ............ “ 16
For the complete story or todsy's sctivities at the Sundsim Form
soo tomorrow's Sentinel.

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mum’s
S u m m e r
Clearance Sale

NOW IN FULL SWING

COME AND SEE THF
BARGAINS AT '

'950 and $1.95

UNUSUAL VALUES

0n “ Thy Herchsndise. White l'ootwesr, Boudsls,
Pumps sud Ofiords.

KEELER’S
'SHOE STORE

"m GTO“ THAT SAVES YOU HONEY”

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; Announcing arrival
of first Fall hats

There. is never a lack of interest in our millinery c. ~
tion.

The transition of milline
3r is never delayed.
SoDame Fashion has breathed into the ears of the
lesigner and behold the modes change.

We always say that our millinery section. is not only
a salesroom but a constant exhibition of the styles of the
lay and hour.

Ready now are the models in vacation cahpeaux and
for all sports wear as well as new street and dress models.
Beautiful “Bluebird”. models in satin and velvet
combinations, $15.

“Fashion” hats of velvet with metal cloth applique
and of satin with applique of velvet and beads, $10.
“Pierrette” models of velvet and duvetyn with sp-

ligae and some with ostrich trim rich and fascinating,

ry from one Season to anoth-

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Second floor. front

Do you know cause
of foot troubles?

Do you know that the to: part of foot trouble
Ties it’s beinning in the w ess or tearing of muscles
fastened to the heel bone and extending to the calf. of the
leg.

Unless these muscles are

've’n ro er on port the
body weight bearing on the 81 P p p
smiles.

main arch develops fallen
Dr. Kshlcr shoes made with extra shank . us-

Dr. Keillor shoes for men. Black kid laced
312. Block cult oxfords, $11.

D: Kshler shoes for women. Black kid extol-(13,810.
Brown kid oxfords, $10. Block kid shoes. $12.

. ...hc. “screwy-.1.“
cc 0 mg ' stb andheel. 'Afoot-
oialist will give your indi gin case special expert sg

(£011.. .

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great Interest
A new novel of North Amofics’e lost
Alaskan” by James Oliver
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fine furs

Is always appreciated by discerning women every-
where. The splendid showing of. new stylish furs for the
coming season. The money saving advan go of buying
now makes this August event of intense interest to every
woman who loves good clothes and good style at reason-
able cost. '

We made our selections when the choicest skins were
at our command. “'e placed our orders when work was
slack—when the fur artisans had an abundance of time
in which to do the careful work necessary to produco
practicallly perfect fur coats.

‘ Linings are luxurious as the flu
You’ll agree this is the time to buy.

‘ Y on may buy now and have random.- to pay. We
will charge to your account and not bill the fur cost
you select till December 1.

_ You may join a Christmas Fur Club. Paw 20% of
the price now and balance in equal payments st sated
intervals till Christmas—we will store the garment for
you and deliver it when gal payment is made. “

Hudson seal coats

Hudson seal is the muskrat, a very good fur from

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which e long hairs have been plucked as from the
seal it —skilful dying completes the process and you

have the nearest thing to the genuine seal.

All of these costs are handsomely lined and the

ing of the skins produces most pleasing efiects—sll
wide sleeves and deep collars. '

48 inch coat, plain, $340.

45 incl: cost, plain, $275.

48 inch cost, gneysquirrel collar, $360.
48 inch coat with skunk collar, $315.

Muskrat coats

The. original American mush-st in the

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. . . . . striped color tone skilfully pieced pmts’s stylish strik-
$181: the muscles in their work of hftm bod weigh and - beautiful an servi en ,
with the extra narrow heel holds the do] {one in glues. I: 81y d ceable t'

481ncheoats,$250;4sinchcoats,eiso,eisoudmu

Bay seal casts

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mom'plentlful,‘ sndnot 'teasservicesble, thoughvuy

bendifulinfinishandgenerslsppeorm e.

. ° 43MBsyseslcost,skunkcollsr,$200;withsqulluol
,é'mmaeueoawhm ‘ coney, caller,“

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48% seal coat, plain' but below mat a...

48MBQ.sealcostwitligieysquirrel.colls1-,m
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