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RHEUMATIC PAINS EASY TO RELIEVE,
' SAYS FAMOUS BIG LEAGUE TRAINER
You Can Rub Awe the Ache, Pain, Swellin or Soreness in u Jiffy Get e
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JOB PRINTING "
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l Hundreds Bottle 6f the out We Use at the all Park on Old-Time Sters
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i of Gifts " . Like Welter W n, Ty Cobb, Coveleskie, Geo. Sisler «- -’ * .
5 For The Home Luuucomeuniris, NEURALGIA. on SClATlC PAINS é,- ~
! READ WAT TRAINER OF WASHINGTON BALL TEAM SAYS , it
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Rosenfield Bros.
125 Wuhinstdn 5t- M “0 For 25 Yeers Es Bee Bundled Athlete end Kept Them Fit—
. “ WY" . Nuned Their Hurts. Aches—Cent! (or 'l'licin
l ’3“ D * Like e Ilother
LINIMENT BIG LEAGUE STARS USE IS THE .
3" b" The Grebe LATEST, BEST REMEDY MONEY CAN BUY
’ " M 0.” You cut IA“ eons
' L 7 S hro 11888 Bottle Few Gents. we. I m well-keen see-u bets
ync p he nelson see new
‘i mum with r tandem-i
. 801d 0n Easy Terms At an gels“ l "3%?fi?“ Iii
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, wen- JOHNSON. rinses “N esu '
E “ DONNELLY S «are. lertie'e Lint-mi s M. NEXT MORNING P rfiflhflmtmmrsflfl:
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: 80. Not-whit - Westpori '23:” Every" :kieur mus-shill m" i: ”n'a “Emugussuuwa st; m lass-s Ml” 7"" use: it would heve s... inc-leis tor a-
: - he!!! “I’ve heard e let st I. es me I! nseteuse as personal «rises nan-innu- m
l . (sums) mum Johnson. omen ‘Mbn m gureniee sees it it doesn't Inset set your - nun II! has wee urinals Merl-6'
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" . '.'.':'..‘.‘n"u' L'lfi. ’m 323M rhee mute”... ..."..:.'... wres PEOPLE wno 5mm omn- can '
fl 4 loss. mu. beck .. m. “.3" :mfi‘flmd it: wrrn cow ran: in
\u t D. with e ism: teillns us it‘- THE WINTER TIME
' Is seed e ”I send the messy but *
SHOP . dugmnwafi.“m hhmfeet'llhmkeult-
\ kl: sisal-es. utilise-i tin’s Unintent before climbing into
‘ ' lest-n. w-hmfihg'un' “unified end it will keep your test were:
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. Admiral Vermilion, Chmpion Pcrsinn ' t. ‘ lam! mg: “'53:? be oomferteble in severest weeihei‘.
ELYfi-IA. 0hio.—-A cat that has scores of shows in ell peris oi the J, ‘ mkhrm'hllfilelhpmui:
I’? earned "0.000 lives in Elyrls. l country. end never has been deieet- "3‘ “fi'fiwmu': m l ‘ W l
l ‘ ' It is Admirei Vermilion. champion ed. Six years ego. he took iii-st piece , . "1:: test h u w tether, old-thus remedies. et the
—- Persian est oi the U. 3. a: Madison Squers Garden. New u I'mw‘mm “ es. mi seine tiles you an rub it so ieuch
l The Admirel is owned by Mrs. J.. York. in competition with the eris. am". m . .- nm . es you like end it will not blister
. J. Hewlett. torwhoin he essuree e- tocracy or the tsline stardom oi the tee ell certs st sass. sell. Int-bl. "GI the tender skin of e child.
» steady income eteraglng 8500 a U. 8. and Europe. a.“ “ Mike Martin's Liniinent h" .
B 0 0 K S — " moth. The 850,000 total in prwises. His latest exploit wee to lets it your dresses sun‘s die slss bottle 1 t ed I Y '1] be d
kittens end other revenue has been first prizes at the Butielo cet show - ' M. um in,“ m n-rl pcessn °" ' ’0' 0" 9'
A H 0 Y I reelised on the Admirel sinceho «m. in spite or in. tact thet he is .4 '- * min... b. c. leeiede price end he “35*“-
‘ took tlrst place in his first cat now ll mars old end considered 3:» *r:"t~*...i . m elsttle sue-i east
- - h in 1916. past his :i:lme. " . ‘ w _
, HEngoufggéi‘élxss :81“: s "Revs is e market torb efll Maths The Admiraiis‘dlst pi;ys e large I “233:1:3.“ ‘ '- ~ - ~~—~
red O - cl smpion's kittens long e ore or part it his Vrn n ng sc edule. sure '1 en Itertie' Haunt-Mud . . . . . ‘ . ,
ins suitable presents, drop ere born. They commend prices of him. Hewlett. {-51% "rt-Jmaxgg; It.“ Harold A. Mead and All Leading Dr“ 8318“ in this Section NOW Sell ‘ e. coveuisnn. "a. '
our anchor at this -Store 3100 Ind more. depending upon "The Admirers tood is u careful .3. 'i ..'::";:l:. on?" inn-m. id. 7 ‘ ‘ "i med nu. Herth's Lint-set use: i l
y . . which qns 'ot the felines in the Ad- ly selected end prepared as my never eiteined such wonderful results es M l K E M A R T l N b L i N l M E N T l! m mi N and.“ em, m . m at [a
When good 31f“ abound "1 mirei's extensive harem mothers the own." she says. “For breelttest. he . {0'92 :35: :1':,:';:’E.".L'::’a $.33 mmméghgfi‘fdflutmyw‘: “
plenty. Adventure, romance, litter. sets ground dog-biscuit. At noon e n siest siesta? 2.02 bottle 65C“ 4.0; bottle $1.00- 8.02 bottle,$150 a. all... .eorc one or sit "~
science promise enthralling Today the most serious contenders large bowl ot wsrm milk is pieced . (SWIM) 5303“ 318M?!- -_ A“ __ ‘ ’ l ' ’ ' ° ‘ P . (gram 5, con ‘,
momenis for someone We’ll tor the crown of the veteran chem- before him. end et nightlie dines on T I ‘ ' '
_ ' . plan are his own sons. two ounces of raw beet. One a . ' v . ‘ Y \
bel 312.16 t? he‘ll? 30! :1th1 ,3 The”. Admiral has completed in month he pertekee si cetnlp. Bridgeport Klwanls I YOUTH SITS 1N JUDGD’IENT 0N FALL AND DOHEN I
so so ion or ii per ton er . . , . .
mend. ~ imprisoned Klan Mr. America, Perfect Nominate: Oficers ‘ ‘ y
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The Hamilton Shop Leader Wins $27,000 Man, At Egyptian T... “n...“ ..,. m mm...
49 WALL STREET ° ' ° by the nominating committee or the .
. Suit From Borglum Market This Evening ”mm mm M m m . ,
Devid C. Stephenson. former
Klen dragon of Indlens end now
5' ‘eervliig life term in the sun's
prison there for the murder at.
Medgs Oberhelzer. e school teechor,
wee ewarded judgment by stipule.
tion of $27,586.60 in‘Superlor Court
Wednesday in hie-suit egelns‘. Gut-
son Borgluni, oi 'Stnmiad. interne-
tioneliy femous sculptor.
Stephenson. brought his action for
830.000 egainet Borslum three years
ago to collect on three promissory
notes then to Borgium.- The notes
totalled 324.500 end the Klan leed-
er brought his ection to recover the
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Inf" FINN/Ilium
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iii-tom. gutters. tin roots as
fleet mete) work promptly etn
tended to.
' tear us suave you
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it? & Dean Co. «£15
.3124" si muslin sis-sci ‘fi‘
Iouth Norwelh. Cu.
. ruonn sees
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principals with interest from their
dates of issue. _ .
It is said that Borslum hes little
left in equity in stemlord‘: his prone
srty having been involved intnumer-
one other legal actions. easiest; him.
expresses , ._
1 nnrmo soon
come i
' uvnic noon
spires '
can soon
sures
ll
. street.
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. “ 'rh's Beflhelme- wedding took
l‘onightthe public 0 this eecv
tion will heve its iirst impes oi
the perfect men. Mr. Amerlee. By
speciel arrangement. the entertain-
ment" committee or the Egyptlen
Market we. ebie to secure Mr.
America. end Mr. America will ee~
lect a. Mr. end Miss Nor-walk. to
when e silver .lovtng cup will be
presented. trcm those who ere press
cut this svsning et the Armo
Mr. Ame on will else rmodel
clothes of gene & stovens end
shoes from the Kinney alias stores.
His appearance will be ut»10:u p.
in
Another Charleston contest was
held last night end the winners
were: First prise. silver loving dun.
to Ciii'tord demen. Third street:
second prize. a two dolls:- end I last!
“id piece. P. Plerne, it Liberty
With a complete change at pre-
miere vendevliis end circus ects e
lerge ettendence wee present et the
armory lest night: Many compli-
mentery reinerits were needs in be-
hell or the nexmers club orchestra
or ten pieces for its excellent con-
cert end denee music. The Rex-
insre club orchestre is one of the
ilnest in the country. having only
recently concluded ii weeks' sn-
segeinsdt et the Ne York Athletic
club. It is e rers treat to heve
muslctnns of this calibre eppee: st
tlid, Jurist.
letnrdsy ei‘tsrnoon a special per-
tormenoe will be given tor the chil-
dren's)! Norwelh. The price will be
ll‘eents to those who hevo tickets
which were distributed at the locel
schools. The Gordon Bree. who
box I. three Itimid-exhibition with
ehfieroo. p to give the kid-
dies they wen y ‘y oi enter.
telnment.
”the entertainment tie.
"wlihee to intone: the public t Lou
3. stone is thgsoie director or thS
tien lurker. and no other lapel
or outside showman 'is in any way
twhetsoever connected with this et-
tale. 1 ‘ ' I
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sry (Caldwell) lie
‘ e e
~ Expecting Divorce
rants. - e trench divorce
eons-teen expected to greet e di-
vorce to lire. niches-d hrthelmem.
born leery Celdwsll but town on
the stage es Itery my. within the
next three weeks.
In her petition for divorce ruin
her dim-sis: husband. lire. Barthel-
me- lies cherged hei- husbend re-
fused to receive her end thet shorts
st reconcilietion have deiled.
tiling ed notice of sellers ot
.etteinpts a reenacfltetion is
. in. lest step prior to the
ng ote divorce in the l‘reneh
I
place in New York. June it. 1920.
XII. Wiillesn ldwerd Scudihore.
Qbe torn Rene Cleirs Gibbs. hes
disdepe tlontor divorce on grounds
of assertion. The ecudmoree were
'lfllfl'l“ It Greenwich. Conn“ Jen.
s. "It. . .
Willieiri Home hes died e
luncheon meeting yesterday.
For president. John G. Schwartz.
Jr.: vice president. Edward T
Buckingham; treasurer. Rohoqt A.
Beers: secretary. Robrrt ll. Garra-
brents; assistant secretary. John T.
anilend; trustee. A. ll. l-inghhnrd;
for directors. Welter M. Bang-i, w.
L. Belknup, Jr.. A. H. Hancock.
Fredeeick Buyers and John F. Mur-
phy. .
The election will be December 23.
A committee. headed by Wallace M.
Beyiise. will arrange the ceremony
of induction. Frank J. prcnnnn
suggested that it be held at the
Mosque. es it would he hls only
chance to see an‘initlntion thvre.
but Mr. Schwarts objected. (is he
said he wented something dlitorcnt.
Dr. C. E. Ceulirlns won the din-
ner chimes. the prize for attend-
ance contributed by Fred W. Bay-
ens.
That iory about a man's body be-
ing worth only 88 cents. now going
on its second round. may have been
started to convince the married wo-
men thet they got a bargain—Toi-
edo Blade.
Exclusively for m Sentinel. ls. W. Redner, NBA artist, made 1.5 courtroom sketch oi the Jury-men
. ilk/f
iio en: to decide whether Albert 8
Fell and Edward It. now ere guilty a- innocent oi the charges of conspiring to dclreud the gownmont on which they ere being tried at
Washington. The Jurors. wb constitute one of the youngest panels our to take the oath in the District oi Columbia Supreme Court, are, left
to right (trot row): Henry J. Briggs. so. architect; Stephen Vermillicn. 28, clerk: Clinton Csrrer, 23, stesmiiitcr: chon 8. Snow. :0, artist:
Winfield harm 88. flat. end Chester 1". Parker, 40, salesman; (resi- row) Herbert A. Vin, di, salesmen; Henry D. Byers, Jr.. 24, driver;
The leading rols‘in the evsrsgs
family is pleyed by the person with
the lending rolls-Arterial Genetic.
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William B. Fermer. It. Well; George B. Cobb, 20, clerk; Christian Vogel, dd. steward, and Alphonse E. Parker, ‘13. news dealer.
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$5
‘3'" Exquisitely made. charming in design,
and—certain to please. ‘
‘ Chemises:——Heavy Crepe dc Chine;
straight line or high waisted styles, tailored
or lace trimmed.
Gownsz—Crepc dc Chine or Radium;
plain, with hcmsiltching, or with net or lace.
Round or Jenny necks.
Step-instrench. pant models or
delightful ornamented with Rosebuds.
' Bloomeiez—in s variety of la& trimmed
or simple styles. 5 .
Paismas:—Exccll§nt quality Rayon, in
solid shades, with con resting trimmings.
SATIN BOUDOIR SllPPERS
Rose. Orchid or Blue. Al ‘SS—wiih pom-
s of Ostrich. At 88.50—wilh Ostrich
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plain;
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ips and Roocbuds.‘
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