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FAGU TWO
. .
HARDING SHUTS OUT
BONHAM 1-0; CLOPP'S
BATTING WINS GAME
(Special to At Ardmor.it.)
Rnnham, T-xas, Aug. 11 Tommy
Hardinc regained his regular form
Thursday afternoon, and allowing
the riunham club but oiu hit. shut
them out by the score of 10. H
vas Hat-'linx's cvcoml one-hit nm
i f the stason. With perfect "con
tiol ut all stapes of the game, tin'
Veps twirler come out on top of the
pitchers' duel versus Blankenship,
Konham's stellar moundsman.
It was Cloi.p, Peps 6-foot center
fielder, who wielded the stick that
.-cored Ardmore's sole tally. Smash
ing the pill for ft terrific iliive In
the third, Clopp consigned the hall
to deep light alone the foul lin
and took three sacks before the
fcpher? was recovered. He contin
ued his journey and came home when
McDowell made a wild heave to Wal
ter, the bull taking u freak hop in
front of third. '
Clopp also slammed a Mugger i'
ihe fifth, and slammed two of De
tour hits which the Ardmore hits
men knocked off. HUmUenship's de
livery. The other bingles Were whir
t d by Younij nnd Dutch Behren.
Dutch was back at short, after
tin absence of threo days on account
f Illness. Fues Young, back at
li'-st, played a stellar K-'me and
pulled a snappy double play unas
sisted in the sixth, when he inter
cepted Tinman's pop fly. and put
Coyle out at first.
Thursday's victory was the se.
rr.th straight win for Ardmore.
The score:
Ardmqrc AB. H O. V
Clopp. cf 3 2 2 0
.Vnes, If 4 0 1
Toung, lb 4 111'
Lovelace, rf 4 0 0 0
Tnte .::), 3 0 0 1
Teard. 2b 4 0
I.ehren. ss 3 1
Allen, c 3 0
Harding, p 3 0
SUMMARIES
TKXS-OKUHOM.V I.KAfil'E
Results Thursday
Ardmore 1; Uonham 0.
Sherman HI; Cleburne 2.
Paris !l; .Mineral Wells 4.
Slalidinu
P W I. Pet. ft ft
Paris 40 32 14 .718 U
ARD.MOKK 46 .10 16 .652 2
Mineral Wells ..45 2.'. 20 .fii.6 6V&
Sherman 44 IS 26 .409 13
Ponhnm 45 16 29 .356 15VJ.
Cleburne ,t 40 IB 31 320 17
Where they play today.
Ardmore at Bonham.
Mineral Wells at Paris.
Cleburne at Sherman.
AMERICAN I.KAGIK
Results Thursday
New York 7; Philadelphia 3.
(No other fames scheduled.)
Standing
.. Totals
lion ham
Coyle, If
Pittman. cf ..
Hendnson, ss .
McDowell, rf
Walter. 3b
Tanner. 2b
Early, c
Delmasso, lb ...
Iilankenship, p
3 0
3 0
4 0
3 0
3 0
3
I 1
0 0 4
0 6 I
1 14 1
0 0 1
Totals 26 1 27 12
Score by Innings:
Ardmore 001 000 0001
Eonham 000 000 000 '
Summary: Runs, Clopp. KrroH.
Tate. Harding, Tanner. Henderson.
McDowell. Two base hits, Clopp.
Three base hits, Clopp. Double pluvs.
Pclmasso to Walter: Voting, una grift
rci. Struck out, by Mankcnship 7. bv
Harding 6. liases on balls, off Elunk
cnshlp 2, off Harding 4. Stolen bases,
Pittman, Early. Left on bases, Ard
more 5, Bonham 4. Time of (janie.
1:40. Umpire, Reynolds.
TEXAS I AC. I E
Results Thursday
San Antonio 4: Peaumont 3.
Dallas 3: Wichita Falls 1.
Ft Wirth 9; Phrevepnrt 1.
Houston 3; Galveston 2.
Standing
P W U Pot,
New York 103 64 39 .621
Cleveland 107 60 41 .617
Washington Ill 59 62 .531
St. Louis 105 51 64 .486
Detroit 108 51 67 .471
tSoshn 106 49 67 .461
Ohie.TtfO 105 40 59 .437
Philadelphia i.-lu7 40 07 .374
Where they play today
St. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at t'levetund.
New Vork at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Thursday
Cincinnati 6: St. lxiuis 1.
Uoston 2; Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburg 5-7; Chicago 4-3.
Brooklyn 5; New York 3.
TWO CAFES CLOSED
BY STATE OFFICER
The second restaurant to .be closed
l.y order of Mrs. T. H. Stuoreon, state
sanitary inspector, charging unclean
lines, will not open until 5:30 o'clock
this afternoon, according .to a notice
1 osti-d on the door and signed by Mrs.
Slurg'-on and Dr. A. Y. Kusterwood,
e'ty physician.
In u number of hotel dining room
kitchens and In restaurants, instruc
tions hnve been issued as to the dress
if the employes.
OVERSEER OF ZI0N
RENEWS ATTACK ON
OPPOSING CHURCHES
4 2 ,7
n - Standing
: ',' P W L Pet.
0 o P,tt.burg 105 67 3S .637
New York 107 65 42 .607
07 ,i Moston 10S 57 51 .527
Drooklyn 10S 57 51 .527
O. A. M Luu 100 53 5.1 .500
3 n Chicago 105 45 60 .409
1 ' Cincinnati 108 47 61 .433
0 :i Philadelphia 102 30 72 .294
2 0
P W L Pet.
Wichita Falls 33 24 9 .727
Dallas 37 24 13 .649
Ft. Worth 36 23 1,1 .639
Houston 35 17 IS .4S6
Jlcaumont 34 15 19 .441
Shrevepurt 35 15 2o .429
Galveston 3.1 12 21 .364
San Antonio 33 S 25 .242
Where I hey play today
Houston at Galveston.
Dallas ot Wichita Falls.
Bvautmn at San Antonio.
Ft. Worth at Shreveport.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Results Yesterday
At New Orleans 2. Little Kock 3.
At AtlaLta 3. Birmingham 5.
At Mobile 0. Memphis 7.
At Nashville-Chattanooga, postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Result Thursday
.lophn 7. Oklahoma City 0.
Omaha 3. St. Joseph 2.
De Moins 3, Sioux City 1.
Tulu 4. Wichita 3.
Standing
IV W I.. Pel.
Wichita 114 70 44 .Cll
Omaha 116 67 49 .551
t'kluhoma City 111 61 Co .540
Sioux Citv 11.1 56 67 .507
.loplln 111 53 5S 479
St. Jos-.ph Ill 63 IS .47 4
Des Moifies 112 62 to .461
TuHa 1 15 40 76 S4
Where they play today. .
Cincinnati at St. Louis. I
ChioaiiO ut Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Uoston.
Brooklyn at New York.
URITISH FILM PRODUCERS
PROTEST AGAINST IMPORT TAX
(Br th Asteclitfd Pni) y
London, Aug. 12 A letter protest
ing against the proposi-d American Im
t ort tax upon motion picture films as
"pri hlbitive and detrimental to the In
ternational interchange of Ideas of life"
appeared In a recent issue of the Lon
don Times signed by 16 British film
producers who nppended their signa
tures to the letter as members of the
Lritish Producers' Committee of the
Incorporated Association of Kinemato
Craph Manufacturers.
The letter declared that If tiritish
manufacturers ore to be entirely debar
red from introducing scenes of F.ng
lsh life to the people of America
"there can be no option but to prevent
the practically free importation of
American films Into this country,"
The letter notes that the 30 per cent
ad valorem duty is based upon the
cost of production of .simllur work in
the United States, asserting at the
same time that the cost of th produc
tion Is admittedly about five times as
heavy there as In England. The writ
ers say that about S5 per cent of the
films showed on British screens are
of American origin.
Zion, 111., Aug. 12. Wilbert Glenn
Yoliva, overseer of Zlon, renewed his
attack today on churches conducted
hi re in opposition to the Zion church
with the announcement that the fa
mous leases of Alexander Dowie will
bo changed to prohibit the transfer
bi' property without the personal ap
proval ot the overseer.
The new leases will be for a period
of 1,079 years, or until the end of
the period during which the Lord is
expected to come and take his saints
out of the world for seven years.
After the seven years, according to
Dowie's teachings, they "willbe re
turned to establish his rule through
out the world for one thousand years.
Dowie's leases, made in 1900. were
for lluo years. The flight of the
saints to heaven was to take place
some time during the last 100 years.
Th- new li:tes. running 1.079 year,
will terminate, like the originals;, in
the year 3.000.
Mrs. Bradley to Wisconsin
Mrs. Florence G. I'radley. secretary
to James Barron of the Chamber of
Commerce, left this afternoon for Mad
ison, Wis-, f here she will take a short
course in community .work, while on a
three weeks' vacation.
Had Close Shave
"My wife and children thought I
5Nas dying when, after an attack of
acute pains in my stomach, I became
unconscious. It was right after our
Sunday dinner. They say 1 looked like
dead and guess 1 had a pretty close
shnve. 1 had been having more or less
stomach trouble and bloating with
gra.s for past two years and could get
no permanent' help. Talking with a
Mend about my attack, he advised
rue to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
1 have not had any gash or stomach
trouble since taking it eighteen months
ago.." It is a simple, harmless prepar
ation that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes radically
all stomach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
Frame Drug Co., and druggists every
where. 'Adv.
LATEST
Washington, Aug. 1 2. A conference
of house republicans Monday to con
sider procedure oil the tax revision
Mil was announced today by Repre
sentative Mondcll, the republican lead
er. Although there was further de
lay toduy In consideration of the bill
l.y the majority members of the ways
nml means committee, Chairman Kord
tiey was confident that it would bo
ready Monday morning.
SPORT BRIEFS
For quick result use Ardmon-ite
Want Ad.
Philadelphia, Aug. 12. An all-star
card for the night of August 24. at
the Philadelphia national baseball
park, has been announced by the pro
moters of the Lew Tendler, Kenny
Leonard match for the world's light
weight title, which was to have been
held here tonight, but which was in
definitely posttmned when Leonard dis
locuted his thumb. In the windup.
Tendler will meet Sailor Friedman,
'hicago. Oilier matches include
Johnny Dundee, New York. vs. Joe
"Splits, New York; George Chaney,
Baltimore. v.. Harry- (Kid) Brown.
Philadelphia, and Danny Kramer of
Loston vs. Charley Lt-doux, th
French bantamweight.
Kansas City. Mo.( Aug. II John
Bunny) Brief, first baseman of th;?
local American Assocfetion club, has
hit safely in 26 consecutive gume
up to and Including yesterday's con
t sts. Brief also leads the Americap
.association this season In home runs
having pounded out 26, the last two
of which were made yesterday. The
association circuit driver record is 29
held bv Gavvy Cravath.
Lyons, France. Aug 12. American
marksmen won the tenm champion
s'r.ip of the world in the Interna
tional rifle shooting tournament held
here Ibis week. W. ft. Stokes of
Washington, D. C won the Individual
hnmpionship of the wmrld. his score
of 1,050 break'ng the previous world's
ncord. He also won first place In
kneeling and prone shooting events
The teams scores follow: 1'nited
.states. 5.015; Switzerland, 4.931: France
4.00s; Italy. I,6S1. and Holland, 4.249.
Washington, Aug. 12. The body ol
a man Identified hy the local police is
Louis Webb, 61 years old, of New
Ruchelle, N. Y was found last night
in a car on a Pennsylvania train ar
iiing here.. Evidence showed that
lie had committed suicide, the police
said.
Muskogee, Oltla.. Aug. 1?. For feat
t) heroism, two Oklahoma coal miners
will receive medals and the relatives
cf two others will receive like rec
1 unit ion ut the luteriuitioual First Aid
nnd Mine Rescue meet to be held in
SI. liOilis, September 6-IJ, It was an
luumed at the headquarters of the
United Mine Workers here today.
happiness Over
a false reprieve
IS short lived
t'nion. Mo.. Aug. 12. While kneel
ing In prayer in his cell at the Frank
lin county Jail last night. Charles
Jucoy, 18 years old of St. Louis, con
demned to be hnnged today, was told
that a telegram had arrived from Gov
ernor Hyde at Jefferson City, grant
ing him a 30 day reprieve. His joy
was short liMcd. however, for a few
minutes later When the original mess
r.ee arrived at the prison, it was dis
closed that n telegrapher had made
! mistake In transmitting Ihe message
over the telephone and meant that Ja
coy must die at 9 o'clock this morn
ing. The telegram was mo from-the gov
ernor confirming his granting of a .10
day reprieve recently to John W. Car
roll, 34 of Fair Chance. Pa., who was
sentenced to hang with Jacoy, follow
ing their conviction for the murdef of
Benjamin KcUcwe. a garage owner at
Perger, M., Nov 20 last.
Demand Preservation ;
- of John Adams' Homei
lumm fine
WANT FORI) TO
RUN RAILROADS
(By International News Service)
Hart. Mic!. Henry Ford will run
the railroads running through Hart if
the citizens of this place and vicinity
have their way.
1 A petition, signed hy 400 fruit grow-
Quincy, Mass. Sentiment temporar
ily triumphed over modern progress
when tire Quincy City Council delayed
action on an order to take a few feet
oi the John Adams lawn in Quincy
fT the widening of Franklin street.
Charles Francis Adams, the Quincy
Historical Society and the Daughters
of the American Revolution fought
the annexation. Adams said that lo
desecrate the dwelling in which two
presidents of the 1'nited States were
lorn would be com parable to build
ing n street through Mount Verndh.
Proponents of the order dectired It
would not affect the John Quincy
Adams House and would take but ft
lew feet from the John Adams lawn.
Opponents, however, held it would
destroy a tree which litis long been a
landmark. The order was recommitted.
AGUE BROKEN UP 4
EN THREE DAYS,
Swamp Chill and Fever
Tonic Brings -Relief
to "thousands
ers, has been forwarded .to President
H.'.rding asking that the railroads ot
Hart county bo turned over to the
Detroit automobile manufacturer. Th
petition was circulated by fruit grow
ers v dissatisfied With present freight
: ates.
After pointing out the 20 per cent
reduction in rates on Mr. Ford's De
troit, Toledo and Iron ton Railroad re
icntly, the petition states the belief of
the petitioners that Mr. Ford would
pirate the roads for the benefit of all
and not for personal guln.
Don't keep on lufferlng from tbow
awful chills that horrible ihlverlng
nnd shaking that burning fever.
Oo to your druggist r general store
this very day and get a bottle of
Swamp Chill and Fever Tonic the
famous, never-failing remedy tbat'i
been relieving the suffering for years
and years.
For the small sum of 60 cents yoa
get a sure-shot remedy that quickly
drives out all the malaria and drives
it away to stay I That's why so many
leading physicians prescribe Swamp
Chill Tonic as the bet malaria rem
edy theto is.
Swamp Cli ill Tonic contains oo
calomel. It is tasteless, easy to take,
and has no unpleasant after-effects.
No purgative has to be taken with
it the medicine itself acts gently and
agreeably upon the liver and bowels.
Get well immediately, by getting e
bottle of Swamp Chill Tonic today.
D293
Oklahoma City, OUIa.. Aug. 12. The
Ileiiryeltu Realty Company of Henry
ittn, Okla., capitalized ut $.-0,U00, was
granted a charter today hy Charges -I
R( mile, tiiiR secretary of state. The
charter holders were given as H. D.
Mode and Neomu Mode of Henryetta.
and T. II. Thompson and Maude M.
Thompson of Miami.
Washington. Aug. 12. Rate on coal
in carloads from western Kentucky
to points In southeastern Missouri and
portheastcrn Arkansas, were found by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to he unduly prejudicial to the AVcst
Kentucky coal operators, the commis
sion holding that surh rates should
exceed by more than 25 cents a ton
rates from the southern Illinois group
t'i the same destination.
WIIJ. VSF TF.AR
BOMBS ON MOBS
(By International News Service)
Dctrtit. Tear gas bombs will be
come part of the equipment of the
Detroit police department soon. Police
Commissioner Inches announces.
The gas produces a temporary but
violent crying spell which doctors have
declared harmless.
The gas Irritates the mucous mem
brane of the mouth and nuee and
causes the tears to flow.
"I believe these tear bombs will as.
Kist in quelling mobs." said Dr. Inch
es, "and will also be useful in captur
ing the man who barricades himself
nnd then Invites ttie police to come
and get him. The liomb could bo toss
ed thn ugh a window."
SHORTS
KC32IES
K'.MOR
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HOME
WORK
PLAY
OtrWl. 1S I. Asutlstc Kltan
jkt Bit'tnt Unit enc J y.
ONE REEL YARNS
Where They May Today
Wichita at Joplln.
Tul-a at Oklahoma City,
pin .Moines at St. Joseph.
Umuha ut Sioux City.
KSTKRN ASSOCI ATION
Results Thursday
Ft. Smith T. Okmulgee
Drumiipht i. Chl'-kasha 7
I'awhutku V Sptfhgfield 1.
Ft Smith .
Okmulgee ..
I'nwhuika .
Drumtight .
Fn.d
Ilenryetiu ..
Chickusha ..
Standing
P.
41
'i
41 21
41 21
41
W.
21
1. Pel.
l ,f.:i
.12.1
.Sin
.US
:3 21 ,4h?
..39 19 20 .41?
39 18 21 .462
Where Thry May Today
Ft Smith ut Okmulgee.
Puwhu.'kn at Springfield.
Chit-kasha ot Drumricht.
Hitiryeitii ut Fnid
SOt Tim F.STFRN I.F.AC.I K
Iteoulls Thursday
Independence 4. Miami I.
Mukotte 11. Coffey ville I.
Snpulpa 12. Pitching 11.
I!artlsvil1e R. 'uhing 1.
Ktundini
t IV W. I.. Pet.
It dependence Si 25 10 "I I
P.ttsbuta- 3 21 U .sco
Coffryvllle M 22 14 .C22
Mil'korre 1 21 IS 7S
Buttlesville M 1 IT
"nmtlra 35 1 IT "
Miuml .... M 11 V T
Ctshli.t 3 T U 1M
Parasites
"VttUBr man." 1.-JJ U Unelt Ceorre
..th bwys liked to sit around L'nflie
CvM-m'a shock U-cauet he calld tbera
vising mn" and tikl to them If
i,. i-ro in awn u' "yeunf man.
neirr be a rai-asltf."
I'm-la Owrgt's ejaa were focusaed cn
to bird. out.Mrt the window, a iniall
y iluw one ard a big sri-y one. The
"our(! n-an" lonkert, too.
Tha CowblrS A Pjraalt
Th.it." rxu'imcd Trw-lt r.oorga. aa
hi- tiV out n grunt olnud of smoke, "la
a ih ilil cimnrv and a luwblrd. A row-
tilnl never Liiilu a iia't n( Ita own. It
Ipya Its egg In uthor !irda' nests ai'l
l a other b r.la rMe lis young. It ia
aoie to tnkt cart of it'lt but It
dnnn't. It ha no self-respect. It
Hx-ne-a off Utile birds like that wild
eannry. Tha cow-bml la a paraertt
JUt as 1 once vat, ard that little wtid
canary l a fool. )t bk
Pncle Oeort heavl nnolhir amoky
n qK and thi n another, lis sat silently
lool. ire out the window.
"What iri yu fuiiig to say. Hncle
Cvgrk,'" kd Ihe "younf man."
Ur.cH Qtvrgc'a Story
"Tunj main, k-ok at me. look In'hle
th. old aharlt. What do you iee? pav
rrty, hopwlnesnftaa, uaeleaaneM the and
f a rvunjr mn who waa a psnutte '
"My (ulka had monev. 1 nr bad to
work. Pa Kv n.e all I wanted. Bed-re
I n-aliii d It 1 w as thirty yeara aid.
Ti en one diiy Pa died. He left some
mom, but it wasn't aa rr.u'-h aa 1 had
eaptrted, I sown tpent It and had no
more. I arsa a paraait, young man,
conaequently. a failure."
The "young roan" waa terloua as he
truil4 borne In the dark.
"WVII. Mnrr," auld Dnd at topper,
"ou bi tter Mr that Jonra t oy to mow
the Invrw tgmorrow " Tha "younx
nun" sat ailn'
-Yaung Man" Cats Job
Next day at Minn tBt "young an"
c.i"- home, awautins.
"Say." au d tha Juliet hay. "what are
you mo wire tbat Inwn fur rn yur
Did wrnta iw to mow yours.
"Ii working. r-illed ht 'young
wan. Iag offered yon the Job here
and tVal't all tif'jt. You weren't
pnr;ia,ie. 1 wa. Rut I won't be any
m e 1
"Ve " rrplled the J.na boy. "Ctiiie
Orvive told me tfsvt you would be
ooii.let far tea aome day benu
wsa .tarniff how to rrk. anil, you
f.rt lot. i.ut I jivs Itucls 0rc
i.. 11 rn ctt.
. i 'P.-t'i eBwiu ..
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I TelE IT ART
AFTM TP MILES Or TMfi
DAILY HAIUMCr;OT(
(Vukr cue up and Send It In.)
Three prvlVma In word arithmetic.
J. "Slrnp" minus "trap" plu
"eve" plus "cruvrn" minus "cruw"
equals ?
I. '-Earth" plua "re." plua "Ink
rnlnu "mn" mlnm "link" euunl ''
I. "Nicba" plua "rtpne" trrinu
"cheat" mlnua "o" equina .
Anr to yetirdii'a:
.MASTS
ANN IK
SN'OI'.K
Till Kt
FRULlti
TRIO MAKE SAFE
CAVE IN SIDE Or
POTTER'S HILL
ik. TrioHurry. Joe an Jorm
needed a meeting pTuce. Tbey couldn't
uae Harry's baaement. It waa i"
damp. John's lrn waa aireouy in
habited and Joe had n- place to or,er
WMiat we oucht o d;." "kl John
cn day. "ia build a onve."
-.w cave- too danservus. Tp
liable to full In and bury you." Ham
waa doubtful.
ol If oo ina'e It rlfbt. aaid
Ha Anally convinced Harry UiM a
care built prr.ily wuW be- Juat-lh
thtns. . ,
Joe waa fur the Idea from tha art
So Ihe Trio tH to work, aittsins o
n bole In the side ar Potter's Mb
The ho! waa murte larsa enouch l
hold a bl pncWinpt i. wbl-'h Hurry
lather svrured f"r th-m at a don
town store. The top waa railed t
.he box und bncJ. A hole lair
mouth to crawl thmuirh waa m:id"
the Ude of Ihe lx.
A amsller l"ix which the grocer I
nnud woa lBCi-d tl openii
flu'ea (or a yeeillmlun p.pw and
pipe wera made In the tH r tlie
und p'ik put In.
Then earth waa tnrown over
two buxea and. If a Berun did not
ready know thut the Tria'a eave
tbi-ra In Ptter a hilt, hs would n
be the wiaer.
The amoller hex hilks to the l'
aerved a an entranee to the c. .
I'll I a little puawif-wa', Juat lu
Santanca Sanaa
What U a. iitence aetue. anyway?
Daw you It? t.vok fur the niamai
ti-st toniorrow and try youiaerf out
It's a good one.
Sura, Hs Knew
Mother fholdlnc uu a picture ot S
eirn)-"hat la thst?"
I.lttle .lacjt "I know. It's S hora In
a bathing suit."
Svxttt Mtmorle
I Tone to rive the diime a 'al.
1 could not let her stand
he mad me think of Mother
With that strap brtj m her nsnd
ll
nu
Tha Question
e: I atnat only for my frlertda,
And are they your friend after
get thrmieh
NUTS TO CRACK
(Mik one np and ,.o it In )
What la a mini like who Is In the
tdddle of the o--"i ii1 emi't awltn
www
.nawr to esierda'a "What la It
that will eo up a apout down but will
ent tro iluwn A apowt VP AH Mm
je nnv.iu
SAIIMIIWr .
Mm
enoush for a bay t wtgsle throush
na turne'i with a awlnin Hoot
Pome rluh buuae. eh WlnSTar Si
lulu hen It na flnlnhed.
TUnuy." herna4 bla pals.
Read Ardmorelte Want Ail. ! f
RoCk SalEii
RIdiCuLoUS f
4 I!
Wood fee awbaM 0
Ash la th b""t woo for baah ,.
b'l'a. Several o'nlllla hnv to be cor
ttderoil an rhooUne nal fr bl th.
mot Irepettant of thaae sre elsn
and atretm h. Tt li-k tint atra"
aro sevn at the irxunant ths Wep
aimed bw.w meats tha nlnf bull. I
th wood ts Mt aillf4il. Ih k
ita n
Special Saturday
WASH FROCKS!
Frocks regularly to $29.75
given away for just
This ridiculous sale caps the cli
max of the season for wash
frocks. We are cleaning out our
stocks to make room for new fall
merchandise. They're simply give
aways at this petty price.
Organdies, Ginghams and
Dotted Swisses.
20 in all.
Made in various smart styles.
Many tastefully combined with
white.
Your size is here, too. You'll have
to hurry 'cause they'll fly like the
proverbial hot cakes.
$10.00
For frocks of Organdy and
Dotted Swiss that were
$39.75
It is ridiculous, indeed, to sell
frocks for so small a price but
they must po. Why, the mater
ials' themselves are worth more
than $10! And the style and
workmanship is of such fine qual
ity, too!
Hrown Yellow
131 ue Honey Dew
White Combinations
Hows, frills, . pipings, - unique
taichos, in fact everything that
adds attractiveness to a frock is
found in this lot.
A model for every type. Mostly
small sizes. Only two size num
ber 40.
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