chers Are Not Do-
ng Good Work and
l ntire Team Is Un-
ready.
AGO, July 9.-—Tne Cuba now
;, their first deep slump of the
_; 1' u: in spite of the may de-
tkey hzne suffered recently
-::l are in second piece by a
table margin. Yet it they are
'0 pull themselves together
-.n they may slide gently
ladder. From the beginning
_ c cson and until about. two
is :go Bl‘ ll Kil lcteris stat: of pit-
composed of the right hand-
ci alonfimoothl y. The pitch
aded by Grox er Cleveland
-‘-:r. and suported by a. group
(nthusiaszs players turned
“files with pleasing resularity.
:rsult of steady pitching the
vale themselves rectors in the
: parade and local fans were
.. .L‘,
approached and with it
505' first protracted
e good breaks which {av-
. €331 drifted mer to the
2.1-3 the pitchers became un-
:.-.e light handers “ere no
» e to hold 'rival hitters‘in
Alexander lost. Recent-
struck on his right wrist
DETI during hitting prac-
;.t of the injury he was un-
ch In th-L- recent series with
whico Branch ‘Rick-
three out of five, Aleclt
:wm the accident. but.
- aid-iv to throw any Cline:I
.:« he sutfers :nin whenever he
.21.: Wrist. He ' not he no”:
:l cam-o in the current series
lit/bills.
1300.25 and Roth have each;
rigorously in recent games
.33 is 111’: only meniler of
who has not been allowed
sump. out he cannot shoulder
are burden. Just now Killeter
pressed for U‘YCL‘PYS and l.’
< .- o of his regular starters
an: lemrn ‘o cuily season
present slump may be dis.
The Cubs lmc three more
. till. .he Robms and the
Flatbush team
.
‘3“:
.‘rrs
-‘ ow 1h}
. .‘ICI Stat: who was a big factor
-:- Cutts‘ attack during the team’s
success has been in n hitting
almost two weeks. In his
. 33165 he hssn t hit far above
'.‘ ‘I mark. and his failure to getl
.94 has hurt. the team. I.
:l
ELI.- NOT GO
TO THE COAST
31*}; Decides Not to
Send Teams to Seat-
isle \ext June to
.. - ..._
{ empete E”
Women’s Store
_—..‘ )‘APOLIS. Md. July 10.-—There
".9 chance that too Naval Aca-
mee: the University of
*IN BAD SLUMP’
in any sport
. sen: itve oz Washington:
that it “ould be possible“
.. Academy teams to play in
2 Seattle it the Midshipmen‘s j
.76 cruisetook them ‘to tilt
".7 Coast. However, there is no.
- .5: that. there Will be such a3
zinc. It has already been ‘
that the Naval Academy
1; row at Poughkeepsie next
.f possible. and contests with.
..‘al’s‘ Academy. to take placc g
" Point. will take place earl)"
. e month in baseball. field and ‘
12d tennis. The chances ot_
; 'Washington are. therefore:
est there at that time. I
I
‘91::
Nils MEET 1
l’HlLLY GIANTS
Columbus ball I '
Knights of
*‘.I have another hard battle
r» ftlzem on Saturday after-
they
. "urn
clash with the ;
“Emu-‘0
mBkuchsflgum'hoflcdauit
Keith in New York,
naming
unandenLgTbe latter lsbcls the charges absurd. ‘
quthght Romeo Too Realistic,
Contends WfieiSeeking WWW“ .-
Via xeasz‘elow), ymum or ”longitude. a: It;
Hun-Ir-
schism
suits of the Other
Major LeuueGanies
WASHINGTON July 10 .-—Waab.
ington broke even with Detroit in
yesterday" i deublo header. losing the
' first. 5 to 2. and winning the sec-
ond 4 to}. Manual: hit to deep can
tor for the circuit in the first main:
or the second game.
BOSTON. July 10.—Boston took
both games {tom St. Louis yester-
day 5 to e. and 5 to o. in the second
game Fuhr. back in the game otter
an attack or jaundice. pitched ad-
mirably. holding the visitors to all:
bits ond getting brilliant support.
root and Leo fielded unutiomlly
in each game Euler knocked in
three rune in the tint genie but
went hitlesl againrt rubr.
a
i
NEW YORK. July 10 -—Iner£ective
pitching by Markle and Gaston gave
the Chicago Americans another vic-
tory over New York yesterday. 8 to
6. Monti! hit two home runs. Plpp
hit his third home run in the last
three games.
Ruth missed his first game from
the Yankee outfield since the 19::
“soon. but got into the game as a
pinch hitter in the ninth when he
drove in two runs with a single.
PHILADELPHIA, July lo.—-CIe-
reload took both ends of I double
header from Philodelphia yesterday.
winning the first game, 8 to 1 and
the second 6 to 8
The initial contest was a pltcbers'
battle between Smith and Baum-
lnari‘ for Marjorie Ros-be“ (lea),
(«Winn
Minna-Ithaca,“lit Macaroon-act»?
Sport
Briefs
one or the greatest speed marvels in
the game gartner. with the local hurler weak-
ening at the finish. while in the sec-
ond game Dawson obtained the ver-
dict over Eddie Rommer. the Ath-
letics‘ star pitcher.
O O 0
Francis 1'. Hunter. fifth ranking
American. is out oi the Olympic
tennis tournament- because or a
fractured wrist. which he received
PITTSBURGH. July 10.——Boston
thankful tint they have succeeded
in gathering together four youngster.
who are doing more than any or the
other season
hails from Peoria. Illinois. is l - > AB- R- H. PT-
mg ., gut game m the outfield) gr yam. Chico. 51 2:6 37 84 .37: on base and the Drove. want into the
the Buccaneers. Wright, who is Ruth, N. Y. 76 2‘3 60 91 .367 “34 in the “‘"m inning.
holding down a. berth at shortstop, Jamieson. Cleve 73 203 47 10: .862
was round by the Pittsburgh scouts Boone..Boaton 53 183 22 66 .351 CINCINNATI. 3‘41? 10"— Aft"
while he was playing with the Km;— Cobb. Detroit 78 313 56 108 .345 ’hlltdelphio had taken a two run
sas City team or the- American Aa- , national League. lead in their halt or the “(nth m-
sociation. Yde and Kremer. pitch- .3. H. PT. ning *0le on Ilngles by Henline and
ers. were both. discovered while Hornsby 51'. L. on 27 47 109 .395 “MM” end ttflplo by Herr-r. 11:0
playing in the South. e :Wheat Bklyn 70 280. 41 106 .370 Red: came beck in their halt or the
e o 0 :Wilson. x_ 1: 37 122 23 ‘5 _350 round and scored five earned runs
How many of the above men: Kelly. N. Y. 69 26: 42 93 .343 on seven hits of: Mitchell. Belts and
could John MoGraw use at the pres. I Snyder. N- Y- 51 176 15 62 .348 Pinto winning ”“5 3‘3“ 5 ‘° 3-
eat “me? No doubt Bee and “so! Mays pitched excctively except in
Miller Huggins would be only toot MOM Support. the eighth.
glad to have these four “finds" 103%. A 1588303!" getting 0“! 01 «I 2131
ing with them in their fight for gase- ' in from or a theatre. no: hum: my PM °‘ cm.
ball supremacy. Ichange to pay the driver. asked on Emploi'ere—Tbia won't do. 2".
The Pittsburgh Pirates
“finds."
Maurice Archdeacon, who is play~
ing in the outfield for t‘ie Chicago
W bite Sox li- receit ed the comma:-
dation of a. number or the leading lmy professional abiiit i. -—W author?
big league scouts who close him as ‘ American.
Cuyler.
during a practice match at Wimblo.
ton. checked Pittsburgh's winning streak
or tour straight games by taking
yesterday‘s game. 6 to a. Tierney
tied the score tor Boston in the sec~
ond inning by hitting a home run
over the left field wall with Podgett
can be
LEADING FIVE BATSBIEN
IN EACH MAJOR LEAGUE.
who American League.
iout-or-work actor '12 he could cbnnge er? time you see a 6 you call it a
3
n 310 bill. - .
“No. sir." said the actor, “but Clerk—I'm very sorry .it's more
thanks 'or restoring my confidence in t e o! habit. sir. I used to work
1 ladies'
Ihoe shop. - Passing
Show. .
at Seattle; f
r. spit e ct the announce- I:
lie;- 9 that its crews, base- I;
‘I
‘ at: 3. Co ored Giants at the .
1 Grounls. The Philadelphia
are a strong attraction and
‘mtwrs of the Colored baseball
and champions in every 11- .
Henderson‘ and Archer are -
r 2.1-thers and are known thro- ;
.t New York state as two hard l
I: is not yet known who will
‘- that an out or
.. penal- :n on the mound
‘ begin at 3: 30 o'clock.
r. . ...rlav the Knights will clash
' .:.e Dani/Jury team in the third
The
' '-¢ ‘d on
2.1 Dar .bury and should draw
.1; crow d.
RINDA LEADS
IN TITLE RACE
NEW YORK. July 9.—Al:red Grin
. Tasmanian cyclist. is leading in
= pmm score for the American all
;: cl ctc. ing clumpionlhip title
‘ ith will be deemed on the outcome
handicap and open races through
- cum-rent outdoor lesson.
2'22- veteran professional has ac-
u ated 70 point: through nine vie.
slit second places. two thirds
hrec fourth positions. Reggie
morn. cycling’s.“lron Man," is
—A
.\ewark star who is the present
der 0: the title is deadlocked {or
M position with Codi Walker.
Julian, flu m runner up tos-
titlo last you. Gem GI
. . «gunmen-lib »
-.- of their series. This game will ;
the Triangle street
the Kacey: but it is ex. ;
town man!
.-.,-...«..H
Very simple yet
vestcc, pearl
model has set-In
match dots.
blade of “Pi:
“Queen Make”
Frocks
$2.95
these dotted tolles that have white
organelle collars and cuffs and tiny
button trimmw. This
Another of novelty voile with
white ground with colored dots has
' round collar and cuff: of color to
Meigs’ Corner
The Popular Soon
Women's Store
Voile Frocks Are Coolest 0n Hot
Summer Days
You’ll 2T: pleased with the very charming showing of Voile
Frocks it our Daytime Dress Section, downstairs salcsroorn.
They’re so inexpensively priced you can well afford four or
five of them.
“Queen Mike” and “Hubrite” Frocks
$5. 95
The girl in her teens as well as the older woman will find
these new summertime Voiles most becoming. One model in
checked voile' Is entirely made by hand and is exquisitely trim-
med with white organdlc that is elaborately hand~drawn and
embroidered. Another of dotted voile has real filct humping.
There are several other styles in flocked voile' in striped effect
and in block design. '
Figured Voile
Dresses
$1.95
Straight line dresses with scloln
sleeves in various figured designs. ‘
They are as pretty as an be and
by far nicer than you could expect
at so low a price. Collars and
was met tucked lace, corn or-
gandic or embroidered organdic.
very pretty are
sleeves.
. om»0~..”..-« .
‘N new a -. _
‘ Extra She “Quest Make” Dresses ,
voile~ with‘ white organdic collar outlined in black". Unusually slain
the. stout Venn. , -. . . .
6‘
Store on: Daily Until I O‘clock-4am” Until a O’clock.
Entrance on Main St». Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. I "
53rd Lockhart Mill End Sale
~ Now IN FULL SWING
CLARK‘S O. N. T. SPOOL COT-
TON. black coda white.
afar 260
CLARK'S MERCERISEI! in on on.
60ml. for 2
IASTING THRIAD 200 yd. spools
do. S for 10¢
alw‘mdm can so yd. spool: back
an
DARNINO COTTON. CLA:RK’S O.
7100‘ 3(100
SILKD N‘ICERISED DARNING
CONOTT 6 ball 0 for 36¢
NUSILK MIRCIRISED DARNING
COTTON. large balls. all colon.
8o... ° for 15o
SNAP FASTENERS, Wilsnnp 1nd
I Rowland brand. 7e—4 for 25¢
:PINS, 160 count—brass
4o—S for 10¢
PINS. 360 count bran
S papers for 20¢
I.FIN8 ‘i lb. boxes. brass 19: box
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. 1 to 3- 40 do!" 3 dos. for 100
HAlthITS.'hDaisy blrsadgddoublo
‘ me ope. al sh u
‘ “9 40o dos.
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1 double or single 111;»: cap "agape
8UPIR VOGUE BOBBEDo HAIR
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- pieces. in to is in. So no.
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;BIAS SEAM TAPE. 6 yd. pieces.
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IIIAS SEAM TAPE 6 yd. pieces. per
‘ eale in all co lore 6o
TATTING 5065.3
be.
“NOE-RI! TAPE. 8 yd.’ pieces.
white. ink‘ud blue. 6c 9:.
RICK R CK BRAID, I yd. pieces.
, white. widths :1 to u and all col~
- or. in wid 8c
IMARCEL WAVING IRONS.
soc
comma mono. neg,
po.
yd. pieces all
10c
pc.
Rog.
85o for
050
CURLING IRONS, wood handles.
Re 15c! or 10:
COR ET LACES. tubular. Ii 2rd.
white and pink
Sy .for I!"
COLLAR BANDS, Reg. lac—3:
Reg 12v
CHILoRéN's socx GARTERS.
ac pr.
ELAng to ’5 wide 4: yd.
ydo. for lOce
SHOE POLISH. 2 in3 1. black Chit
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SEWON HOSE SUPPORTERS.
Reg. 19c— 12/3:
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£54:
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HOUSEHOLD APRON .rancy ore
tonne. rubber lined. Re; 5%
HOUSEHOLD APRONS and dust
co to match Reg. 8— 66¢
DREPSS 2SHIELDS. naineook cover.
sizes 0,! d. Regular and Cres-
cent on: Reg. 25c— 19c
PEARL 8 TTONS. 1 lot of line
quality buttons tor women] and
children's drones 5o card
FANCY BUTTONS for tr" Liming in
cm and {obey enamel Reg.
16: to 15¢ dos. 10o dos.
Chino and glassware
DINNER SETS selected rrom open
stock variety of patterns all up
ulor quality ware and may he
added to at any time but will be
sold only as sets are arranged at
Jua tthree-quartera of. usual price.
87.0510le WHITE CUPS AND
SAUCERS, I tor— $1
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERB. Amer-
ican porcelain gold edge, large
shape. 5 for— $1
TEA SETI. 23 be. in variety emol-
org. 6 tea cups and saucers and
plates. 1 tea pot, sugar and cream
Jug. Set— $7.95
OPEN STOCK' DINNER WARE.
discontinuing 12 open stock pat-
terns. You may buy remaining
pieces at 3.6L!” PRICE
DINNER SETS, 38 9c. iretty de-
signs on white plorcdain. set in-
cludes most practical pieces. moy
be added to at any time, ”gig”
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MIXING BOWLS 5 pc sets or dur-
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WHITE PITCHERS and basins 1
' gal. also pitcher and 15 in. basin
set— $1.95
ICED TEA SETS pretty floral-cut.-
tin on clear glass Iet— $1.95
GRAPE JUICE SETS floral cutting
on clear glass 7 pieces $1.25 at
WATER GOBLE‘I‘S and sherbet
glasses pretty rose and daisy cut.—
ting on good quality stern ware-—
29c ea.
CUT GLASS WATER TUMBLERS
clear lead glass. neat non} 181°):-
ting
FLAIN BLOWN TUMBLERS with
new solo edge to prevent chipping
66¢ dos.
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glue. red. tout. yellow. orange.
etc. 1!! S6.“ out
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pit at m £341 prises $186.
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06566"
Tapestry
FURNITURE TAPESTRY 56 inches
mailman. Res 65 rd.
$8.76. Bog. $8 and 8350 Iii—-
“*4 Dildo!!! "”
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. - mm Don‘tmdiiokuor" m;
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This is what your
MEN'S SHIRTS. with noekband.
slight imperfections. pilot: and
tmc percalel— 72°
MEN'S SHIRTS. attached collars.
blue, black and fluid and ratio?
stripes orfwitn method in "ft"
ground one? “rye penned.
06c
$1
MEN‘S NEGLIGIE SHIRTS with
neckband. fancy {crane and
with tibre stripe, lig t pretty mt-
tems or cellar attached in plain
white, tan and blue Reg. 3. :3-
MEN'S SHIRTS. negligeo with
neckband in krinkled crepe. Rus-
sian cords woven madru or col.
lar attached in perigee or poplin-
white. blue or tan. Reg. 62,-;
news BROADCLOTH amino.
collar attached-white. blue and
tan. Reg. $2.50- $1.05
Sleepers for men
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS. cotton.
plain white. colored trimming.
Re 9;. $1.- c
M EN '8 FAJAMAS cotton porous.
plain colors. pink. white, blue.
50—— $1 .26
Reg
MEN'S PAJAMAS. fancy patterns
in percole. medal and tancy
wear." Reg. 82. and 82. 50-—
1.
MEN’S SUSPENDERS. Police or
Fireman's. wide web. also suspen-
ders in regular web. Rog. 50;;
Men's underwear .
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
and drawers. Rea. 50c— 30o
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shins8 snd drawers (knee lo in.
he
MEN'S 8C(3M731NA‘I’IONS or risin-
elem Reg 75c- 01c
MEN'S COMBINATION: in
check. fine quality. Reg. 850-
MEN’S COMBINATIONS.
WCSVC.
MEN' 5 COMKBINATIONS. xknit cot~
ton light weight. 11ng —c68
MEN'S COMBINATION. knit col.-
0 , light weight. Reg. 61.50-
$122
pin
7!.
tancy
Men’s pants
Beg.
$3.50 and Sh- .95
Reg. 56- .2
ALL WOOL WORSTED PANTS.
stripes and {my suit potter-nu.
Reg. :6. $6.10
Reg 5150-336
$755
MEN’S KH‘AKI 1WANTS. Reg $150
and 81 75—- $1.25
$1.65
Reg (2—.
$3 $2.55
LINEN KNICKERS. white and no-
tux-:3 color. Reg. 53. 50-— $2.95
85,-
WHITE FLANNEL PAN‘I'S‘4
wool. Reg. $7. 50— SC.
.25
all
76
Reg :10—
moha‘r in grey. Reg Slow-$595
Summer wares
..TAR CLOTHES BAGS idea! {or
garments or average size— 50o
VACUUM BOTTLES. pint else--
666
LUNCH KITS. will hold 1 pint
vacuum bottle-o 66c
VACUUM BOTTLES. genuine Unl-
versed make, quart. size. Reg
82.95—— $226
GAS COOKERS. 3 burners. :6 inch
oven with broiler. set. up tree or
charge- $8.95
. Men’s caps
MEN‘S» CAPS: new styles and cote
$1.25
on. Reg. $1.50—
Rei 31— $1.65
Mill End savings .
$6.75
MEN'S AUTO DUSTERB of fines
is Men!
money will get in
Men 3 suits
MEN'S 'rwo PANTC SUIT. in
newest models and colon. 3°“.
“5
KUFFENHBIMIR ODD
CL THIS in all nw‘btodels and
Mum torJtill End.
ulits that were 360.—
uita that were $l5.-— .60
Suits that were :50.— 040.60
Suits that wept 633.60
GOOD HOWkAuD: SUITS (hot
were 830. an
so nd um
PALM BIACH _'un's um were
:12 Wan :1 10.50
EUREKA “CRASH suns mam wén
818'-
KUP‘PENHEIMER Alr- O - “have
suits in blues. greys. tans: were
$85.- , $36.50
Men 3 hob
SENNIT STRAW HATS: plain or
saw edge Reg. 6166- 1.60
PLAIN AND ‘FANCY C RAW
HATS. Reg. $2. 75- 6830: 3g.
33 30— $3.00; Reg. 80- :
Re . 65. includes Patterns-—
04. 5; Panama; Reg. 86- 66.:
Panama. Reg. $7.501— .00
Men's socks -
MEN'S SOCKS, medium weight
cotton. black. cordcvan. grey mil
a.vy Reg 1: l-zc— 10c
MEN'S SOCKS finedmtton in blue):
grey. cordovan and nary. go“
25c—
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lialo top and soles—black. brown
ev and any. Reg 35c- 26:
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and sole—black. cordovan. trey
and navy Reg. 50c— 30c
EN'S SOCKS tibro silk in “my
pater-m and minutes. Beg. 33c-
C
MEN’S SOCKS. silk with isle ton
and soles-lull fashioned-black.
cordovan, grey and navy. Reg.
81.— ’ 85:
Men I neckwear
MEN‘S FOURJNcHANDS. mer-
cerieod with fibre in col: d colors.
Res 35;-
MEN'S OUR IN- HANDS silk.
with open and. medium and dark
combinations. Reg 75W 690
MEN'S FOUR- IN- HANDS. omit
ends of silk and wool—do not
wrinkle easily, medium end dark
patterns. Beg. SL— 79¢
g goods
MEN'S PURE WOOL SWEATERS
Reg. $510 815- 6336 to 611.50
GOLF CTOCKINGS FOR MEN all
wool and silk and wool. Reg.
$1.60 to $6 prw— $1.16 to $4.00
TENNIS BALPLS Wright a Ditaon' s
championship. Re: “So--
TENNIS RACOUETS COVERS
in: 35c to 52—— 29: to $1.55
TENNIS NETS. Reg :2 35 to 120-—
$189 to $16
1.15 to $6.00
GOLF BAGS. Reg. $350 to $9.75..
‘ 9.90 to “.25
BASEBALLS. Reg. 25c to $110-
10010 $1.15
FIELDER'S GLOVES. Reg. 330 to
BASEZMEN’S GLOVES. 668:" 62 to
S'- $1.66 006.90
CATO:HER‘S MITS. Reg. 0.5115 to
soot 003-90
MASKS. Reg. $160 to 812-
Sdto SS.”
WHITE DUCK WAL‘L TENTS 10
or. white duck 7x9 it. Reg. id—
01350. 91.6213 1!. Reg. 622 S 7.75.
12:10 it. Reg. $80 $22.50.
FOLDING COTS. Reg. al.50-
$3.95
PARIS COASTER WAGONSbeavy
rubber tires and disc wheels. body
12x82 inches. Reg. 88. 5.0-46
MEN’S TWO PIECE BATHING
SUITS all wool. dark grey. Reg
‘ 63.25
Tea and Cofiee
HOCWCO ROYAL blend oofloo. Reg.
c m.
HOWCO CHOICE CHOP TEA.
block or mixed. Reg. 350 for no
or s lbs. for
HOWCO CHOICE CHOP PEKOE
TEA. Reg 05c lb. 890
HOWCO GARDEN CHOP TEA.
ICk or mixed. Beg. 50c lb. 40o
lbs. (or 759
HOWCO EXTRACTB. 6‘ flavors.
Reg. 20:: tor 13:. 5 «90¢
4$600 COCOA. ’5 h.tinl.1!12°eg.
HOWCO CHOCOLATE cooking“ or
baking.Reg.16o tor
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“LEONARD" REFRIGERATORS.
porcelain lined. 8 door type. as
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chamber 83. $19. 50— $16.95
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water pitchers. 3 double boil-
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.menSQmemum
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WEAR EVER TIA KETTLES. 6%
ct. tin-—
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3015’
BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS with two
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tweed: and serge, sizes 8 to 18
years—
Reg. 8243-413. Reg. $27.50 and
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Bag 62150-418503
Res 816. and 618“ so
Reg. 81650 and $17. so—
Rox. 316.75 and ‘16.—
612560030 Reg. $12.50 and $12.75—
-—s
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL SUITS. 16
to 20 yrs—sport models, and plain
sack coat suits—all with two
pairs of trousers, coat and vest——
new tcncy mixtures. Reg. $38. 50
4:2 54.50.9 Reg. Salli—”3.60.28 g
* Reg. 5 t .00.
m. :19 16.50. T A
BOYS’ BL-ACK RUBBER RAIN
COATS mecca water proof.
sizes 4 to 16 yrs.
tweed: and salami-«m both knick~
er and golt‘r’ 8 to ’1:
and 8315—0236 " ’
sacs 1.95. ”53° ”6
-6 8.8.: 1-50—41.”
BOYS’ WASH TROUSERS. cotton
crash. and linen. sizes 7 to
18 3:1; Bee. 61-6156. new. use
8679 WASH suns, mlddy and
Oliver Twist nylon“. 31,; 30
D as. Reg. 81.50 10 55-6120“
33
BOYS' HATS AND CAPS. straws.
tweed: linen. Beg. $1.50-
€3.81,”
BOYS‘ 3 USES AND SHIRT.
blouse; sire-l to 16 yrs. shirts
1:“ conga. s ”loath ‘1'“.
1. Reg
8:35—61.“ .I-Go. Beg.
loo—48¢. 313-01
ODYS’ FMAIIAI. one and two
Res D3» to s:—
TL
‘.£S.3til:.$l.66.:lot1t'.$‘l.fi,12r paces.
3136.61.66
hO‘ CEDAR OIL MOPS. genuine 1‘11. 5 ‘ '
GOLF cums. mg. 31.3: to :8. 50—5 B°U°°‘R LAM”
. re. d .
5550-34.”. . 34% u
covs' EXTRA 7:003: m...
Kitchen were: {i
noon nooms good qualltfi 7"
Reg 956-—
IISIELLS CARPIT SWIEFERS‘
tsndard model. Reg. $4 50- .
$8.65 . ,.
WET MOPS good quality filling: IT}: .
- .
angle. proper-ed for use—
FLOOR BRUSHES. u inch bltjot'
with good hair dlling— 61.46 *f
COUNTER DUST BRUSHES. 3100‘
hand duster-
WHISK IROOMS. Iood trod.“ »:
Iected corn— 250 "
SHINO POLISHING CLOTH. pro-
pared for cleaning and polishing-d
IVORY SOAP—- 6 for S50
P.&.O.SOAP—- SOOPZSO~""
OCTAGON SOAP— 5 for 269
KIRKMAN'S SOAP— B lor 266
FEL'S NAPTHA SOAP-5 for 50‘
DUTCH‘ACLEANSER— 3 for 25o
lVORY FLAKES— a for 20¢ ‘
mnso— s m- as. ,- }
STAR SOAF— s for 25o
SUNBRIGHT CLEANSER-
for 200‘
PARSON'S AMMONIA— » -
15o bottle .
BRILLO. No sir- 7e; :5e size 19.)
O'CEDAR OIL— 80c sire 10°
60c size 396 '. :
STEEL WOOL 1 lb size-- 250 ‘
JOHNSON’S WAX.1,4 in size 409
melee 66o
WHITE ENAMELED WARE. trip“
coated cooking utensils-4 dad I
qt. covered kettles. 6 qt. coverodv
sauce pins. 10 qt. water pails. ll.“-
ftt. dish pans. covered combine-tn .1 .
2 qt. double boilers—clinico—Cl ‘
SINK DRAINERS, white enameled.
00¢
FOOD CHOPPERS De Lux medium
site with s cutters— 79c
COFFEE MILLS 2 lb container.
adjustable coarse or fine grinding
96c
FAMILY SCALES. 25 lb capacity.
With resetting attachment—-
$1.66 . .
POTATO RICER. makes mashing; '
poutoss easy-—
HEAVY TIN DISH FANS, ma”
quality—retained M qt size--
79: we-..
WIRE DISH DRAINERS. heavy rc- r:
tinned wire, oblong shape with
bottom dish rack— 96:: w...
Bectrioal goods
ELECTRIC IRONS or better kinds.
highly nickel plated complete
ready to use. Reg. 84.50—63.60
EIbECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLAT._ ' ‘
fits“
a
RS, Thermax quality. leg.
13w— . $3.05 " ‘
ELECTRIC TOASTERS. revei‘~"“I 7:
5:33. , highly nickeled Reg; ‘"
.l 01‘95‘ .. ::
sswmo MACHINE M070R3f”
adaptable to most. makes Reg. "T
:35_ 1 ’5 L...
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS.“'"
well known make in perfect con-I “ V
0; Lion. Reg 549 50—- $38.75 ‘ w»
old Dutcn Ill-I. .-
ver im. ration. one light With silt
lmeu ahades— 61.“..1”:
BOUDOIR LAMPS. mahogany fin; M‘
ished. portable with silk shades. 3'
variety or txpes— $1.85 -
TABLE LAMPS. mohagany no“?
ished 2 light. portable with slit"?
shades in many styles— ”.05 — ~75
FLOOR LAMPS in variety or otyid .m-
of Polychrome finish handscm‘ M.
5. ll: shades. 2 light fixtures Reg,
:3. 5.0-— $28.95
Floor coverings
WILTON RUGS 9 x 12 :‘t. and 8
Sin.x301't.61n.
AXMINSTER BUGS 9 x 13 It. or;
trLSin. I10!L61n.smnll
large patterns. very heavy on
it". {legs ell—42:191. Other qua
201 n sma over amoral.» 2
Reg. $39—$29. Allover 2nd Orin a"
ental patterns 9 x 11 it. only.
Reg. $35—$27. Allover and floral
patterns 9 x :12e and 8 It. 3 in. .
x 10 fl 6 ln guS— '24. “'
TAPESTRY HUGS ‘8 ft. 3 in. r l.
12.63.21.011de 12tt. 83.8275.
10
WOOL FIBRE RUGS 9 x 12 1:03.
Sit. 31n.x10tt. 5&1..de
patterns and two tones.
312 so and 31850—
JAPANESE GRASS RUGS. denim!
warp,9x12anddxlott,
ten and blue. Reg “.50
$3.70 a
RUSH HUGS, basket wave.
blue and green, 9 x 12 and 8
2t. Reg. $7 .25 and $8.50—
8650 d
CONGOLEU M RUGS, {cl-tug”
5
T3?
I
3
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runs 9 x12 it. S10. 3x10”???
61n.$10.9:9ft$0.4tt.61n.
;,
it 6 in
ORIENTAL BUGS. deep
and blues {ram 2 ti. 3
6 in. to 8 3.
$24 std 329“-
OVAL RAG RUGS 18 :
tures sor5 blue or race and
W
woon. s(moo auos. m
”I
so: 60R".
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS nuns
mg wtool mm run. small 0m
an wo tones 27:5 ‘ ‘
R". ‘2 25. 4 "when.
RAG HUGS. good mixturu, :52“,
.731. ‘—
000 Mine. Reg. 31..
PRINTED LINOLEUM an
and tile patterns; Reg. :1.
Pg” BASE FLOOR 60V:
m IO LIITOLEUW Mm
mm 82.25 “7‘...
INLAID LlNOLEUM—goog “‘13“,
small patterns and mg
31.2: a: 31.59 in. ya...
CONGOLEUM .. yda. m. w
x9!t.$2..75 8363.61.50.
$1.25
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7,09
$1.60
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