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10 JT.'DAV -.lOr.MNf;. AI'ISIlj 2?, int. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS

THE INSIDER SAYS

Th Ty Cobb pitching shift Is be-

ANNUAL CLASSIC PENH RELAY MEET TO BEGIN TODAY

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Hrprorntiii Annrira ;md I rancr Takr Part.

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I land University. ' Mldillf Atlantic State- Ollrse Onr- , MU Il'Iaj- Championship.

1 SwartriKT. 2 Ircx-1. 71 Haver , for.!. 4 Iif:iyr t: .. Unte rs. IMek-:r.-o:-7 I'h:irh. Muhlenberg. 7

u-,0Mn-Mn t',rn io firr.;fornini! as famous as the Tr!

ct.. 11 !.uckr..-ll, 12 Delaware. 1 71 ; -krr outfield switch, NV-A- York University. 1 Franklin . and Marsha!'.. j Summer hall for co'.Iociins Is Ptill Souh Atlantic State K. A. One-Mile mllinff. The more colic;: coaches HrLiy Championship. . e u it tho nmro "aye?- it Kcts. 1 Catholic rnivrr.:tv. 2 Maryland. ; 71 OfTKCtown. 4 Virginia. 5 Ylrc'.n- i "When Pill Ionovan with his lowly ., po'.v. C.r'ors. Va?hircton tni rhi: bfat tho r.iar.ts ho pot credit vr-r.tv.' 7 Johns Hopkins. for bir a ftrat.-Rt.

12 I.Ür o y, 1 ". fj.'i.rsr'-tfuvn. H i Nrli' xii'wu nt-.'nn; -j ,

Uhamplon-hlp. ,.f V ' r'M 1 1 Maneld 2 KWs'on State rr. fans.wi1' more time to

(Kutztown). 2 Millr-in',

I u . f. ( 'ullrf lll.iy CTiamploii--ltip f America. 1 V.r.'. r. low a State, V.'l.vonI M i - -r -h'jv tt.- Institute of T- h -b , o Yab. G Dartmouth. 7 '::.: .r.- d 1 r. ivr r.-it ! - of Franco, I w . i s: i'-. iii.ii, st if1. 10 IV nn

-.'. 11 r-.i'.! States Naval Acad

Kid Elberfeld, manar of th

Who've rr.ado th Iz leacue club. Are rr.aklns? many of tho vets I?ok like a bunch of dubs. RIGHT i:AIlI1T).

Tho hit that fvry fan likes most

Little Hock Travelers, claim hbs i Makes the cwrrs wall

Indian second ba soman is so fat that Ty Cobb would look like a draff horse beside him.

The hit in which tho ball rem" down Behind tho grar.drtand ral

Ed Roush maks the Hods look a j Golden Rod Grill team will servo lot redder. How much It cost Garry i supper from 5 to 7 in Slick's hall

Herrmann to settle tho bankmrr ! Saturd-av nicht. Fifty cents. Dance

POLICE NAB SIX IN SEARCH FOR CROOKS

v rk Central Rail", ay o. which

mo arrr s t :i r . n , r,-;:';-,;

i problem with him is strictly ur.de riin evenintr.

b. .i r. ia. 1 :, I'rir.ortor..

"hip of Aniorir;i.

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I rf.a'l tho box scores.

v .f Havana, 2 Ohio H'.r.r.nisburir. 5 Trenton, J West t. .

!lv JACK VI KU K.

riUI.. DFM'HIA. '... A;:.. 2 ?

''', U I..ifitt. 4 Iowa Stat-,

. f':.n StaTi', ", yra'MJ--, 7 I'ennvyl- ' i'. !. S P. it. --. Kansas Stato Azri-

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r, r. r- i i . -i t'l:iv ; the ,t ; x i f 1'i-ir . viva::! t.

-ie, l" K.invii Friiv rsity, 1C Ya, 17 I r i no ? on. I r i n t Itll y Collo-rr- Rolay Oiam-pin-hlp f Amorlcn. 1 L-if iv. 2 'h; Stato, ?, Xo-

-ra-;k:;n M. the -.- of hun-, ,r ;i t ( rn Stnt.-. :, Harvard, ß cJrd of br:!::ant P'-rf-Tmar.- ri w,,,,,,. 7 r',rr,,j.. Intituto, v Corntrack and M Id la r :): r y- tr-. v.-::i .Jr;iw rs;t:, f France, o Mi5-t-tho staso or. whi-h th" !'.-et a r.d j , , u r . f, K;,rJ, s.;ilM Acrictiltural. Irpwr.v fl'irn v. ! 1 1 v;- for lienors., j 1 1 f..rr.''.!. 12 r.ttSurk'h, 1" IVnnftnd t!o ;;-i:r a ro r-pe f d to at- j --viva r; !, II li ;.- '40, 1.", (Joorfjotown

C iKSft-r. Hamlino. 7 Wrmnnt r cr-i

(inr-31il Iropamtory School Itolay 1 6.;ttito.

Champltinhlp of America.

1 Huntington, 2 I Ii . 1 . Z Hxeter. 4

":as - 1 Muhlenberg, 2 Buckr.:. 3 Gcttyshiir?, 4 Franklin and

Marshall.

tho hat.

Cnbllo ytor.es piven away for tho hauling. Rear r 2 ?.Vrth Lafayette.

Talk that Donle Bush of the Ti-! city. ALKXIS CO QU ILL ARD.

Sextet Taken From Freight Train Suspected of Laporte Robben. Six men arrested in the New York

J I Central yards at .1 o'clock Thursday ! morninp aro held on suspicion of be-

cerfi has flowed up doosn't jibe with his bas'-stea!inp; record so far. Rush is leading both leagues on the paths.

Walter Johnson's arm mav not K

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inp jowelry stört thieves wanted In Laporte. According to dispatches from that city, at 12 o'clock Thursday morn-

W'wt f'Mi" i'fit iinv inc a number or men vij. hu

TheAYv.att 'basrball team is do. j a quantity of jewelry from the Stein-

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morn In p.

Vh"n takn In r .-- mCM entere 1 v:Pr-r''-: complicity in th r- ' - v. The nam -s and ; ' 'r. ?

tho M'spects nrf : ; I'T'tr.. ) r.oston. Mass.; All.. : C ,r.n. (

th pt

O .. Frank R n. i David Ward. L- "r ".: Smith. Ilooho-. r. 1- 1 Mitchell. Cl ir. '. '.

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Scrap Sidelights j (

?z l rt ;vrord attend mrc,

I 1 Minnesota,

:o on'ry of a tram from Fnr.oe, : I j t

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M'Ml.v ('ollc-o Relay

tr pres--n t in t:.o lad:i-.p .';!' "Is) Championship f America, rni ro'i.pr:-? of that -.li 1:1? ration, j 1 V. in, 2 I'or.r.r.'ivara. " flve tho '.'.'1 r -lay. an int'-rt.af ;r.. ; I.wa J'tat". 4 Illinois. 7. Combined ! f.a-.or. The jv.ri' h t tm 1 1 I.1 ; ur.ivf r:-: 1 1 rt Franco, Syrr.cuso. G'- '.rpfs Andr.-. t' rt. ' -n.'.l'" j 7 I ! a u a r Fit ts'burph. 0 Cornell, champion of l'nr.c", nr.d tl.- r 1 iy ' H cHiioStat-. 11 Princeton. 12 Cotm will Infludo Ar. tiro. V, ston j isnnbia. 12 r.rpftown. 14 Kansas Fery. Mauri-o Mercry a r.d itli r Stat- Ai-r! ultural. 17, Yale. 1 Penn Mauric I lart or D. va.ix. A!:- j State, 17 Fn:!d State. Naval AcadKahri, tho s.-natiop al I-"ren-h t-rrl- f m:v. torial flprintcr who won h: way in- JMm-MMo lYcsIunan College Relay to tho final heat of tho 1 0"--:;. tor I Championship of America, rar at Antwerp last fiumiufr. .and' 1 I art mouth. 2 r)hio State, ?. De Nys, one of tlu b'-st t,;- d Valo, Syracu, 7. Penns Iva n ia.

tanco runnf ia in France, at" in- P' nn Stato. , Cornell, s J'rincoton

Greasy Nealo is tlio nineteenth football coach "Washington and Jefferson has had sinco lsf0. Australia claims to have tin-

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,Ho,. w.i.Ti it,l,v n.nm- Maha.l. 7, Catholic University. 6 American leapue batter.

' Manhattan, S Washinpton plonshlp of America. in,i Jrfferson. 1 Washington Central. 2 Medford. cla3 4j ' Allephenv, 2 Collepo 2 Piiiladelphia Central. 4 Cedar ri.y of York 3 ' G"t nPva J Rapids (Iowa). 3 Scott (Tolortr-i. r Temple.. 3 Clcmson. 6 Maryland. 7 Newark Central. 7 Lnn Classical. , r. tVCr5:jtv flf Flori.la, S Delaware S Hutchinson entral (Cuffalo). 9 ,..,53 j0ii(iph., Nw 0.1k Park (Ilk). 10 Philadelphia Vf,r!- Coj!f. of Der.tai and Oral Northeast. Surpery. 2 Rrooklvn Polytechnic InInlrrwIloKlatr Medley Relay Chain- st;tutr - Villanova. 5 New York plonship of America. iiw, C, Drexel. 7 IaSalle. 1 LaSaKe Institute. 2 Oak Park., (:;a jjt Stephen's. 2 Junl.1 Cedar Rapids. 4 Hunt inpton. nta, :: Gallaudet. 4 Grorpo WashinpLynn Classical. Hutchinson Cen- .nn Fniver.it v, Ü Lincoln 6 Cheyney tral. 7 Harrisburp Te-h. S Xrvark ; Training. Central. C Philadelphia Central. 10 j mmmm fnlvor Military, 11 Medford. j

InterM holastlc Two-Mile Relay

Championship of America

sirous of pottinp a pimo for Sunday I berp jewelry store In Laporte. Tho

to bo nlaved at Wvatt. Anv team ! missinp articles Included costly

n.s pood as ever, but It is pood i want ir.p th pajno can mako ar-I poms. bro.-ches and rincs. Their ap-

cnoiph to pet the ball by a lot o , v:i ncert-ents bv callir.p Albert P.endit I prepate value wan fixed at seveiai

at Wvatt.

BLAME CIGAR ET FOR MAZi: AT HOTEL

earthed a running horse who Is as j a lighted ciparot on a dres?or in bis

thousand dollars. It was sail that tho men hurled n brick throuch tho front window cf the ?toro and made off with the loot. According to one report, before the

j police of Importe were aware of

A roomer at tho Nickel hotel left ! what happened, the bandits were on

speedy a nap as the Man o' War. Every swimminp title but one amonp the women swimmers has changed hands in lf21. Li:rr nuii-ru

room on the second floor at .s:"0 n'clnrk Thursday morninp and went down the hall. The (iparct communicated flames to a spread on the bureau, a rup and th- wir. dew curtains. Firemen .uccccded in con-

The crop of youngsters from the , fining the Tdazo to the one room.

brush.

their way out of town on an eastbo.md freight train. Another conflietinp report said they wero seen fleeing westward by automobile. This is the second time that tho same store has been robbed in a similar manner.

The South Rend police were fur

Tho "pent!' rr.--r. f wero there ( .!- " . : - 5iit w orn by " " ! PRill Ariv.T"T a- i ! appeared t" 11 ments as wll .' ' Major F"i.in" ' , .. Cook wer- tb,' - - . i . my, tlte retire '. :: : . . Williams f S ''h P'" - ! Frar.kif 1 rrv : ; raspberry -'S h' b f ' . A woni an eric.-n: 1 ; flchters from the i -. Mike Calnon t - F..1 ":.- ' licV Demp' .v- Wo:: ! r ' ! er ho means. The anri-r.t ct'y rf N -- eicht mil wid" a r. 1 1 was snrror.ri'b d bv ;-. v. i

heieht and so i tb.r.-

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T" i . j . , ...... .r.tSmsn. A ... ? t a a li itli Itifnrnntinn bv thp Now

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dlvldual entrants. Yale, Harvard. Penn, Pnin .tato, I'rinCriton. Cornell, Colurnbia. Syracuro, Michlpan, Illinois. hicapo, "irplnla, Y'is-onsn, Minn sota, Nebraska, Kanni-s, Oh'.ii Stat', pittsburch, Notro Inmc, Rodland.-. Ponton college, Carmgio T ch.. 17. S. Navy. Missouri. Dartmouth, Iowa State, and hundreds ef other cdleges from all sort ion of th" country will bo represented by relay teams.

Preliminary heats In many e? the !

grammar and high school waits, and porno of tho rolUgiite euntsj aro. to bo run o!f today. The hip j events on tho program, pikIi aa th" j two. mile int.-rnation.il clai -:-, the i one, two, antl four-milo rfdb-po r--lay rhanipioTiship.- and th" m- db-y i rr-tay f.xturc- will be d; 'iI d on j Saturday. '

lianpes From Iit Year. Th aro several n-w events on tlie program thi year. The tuoir.il" international takes t!i" place f the threr-mite ia o of la.st y tr, which wa-s won in .such brilliant

rfa'-hion by Gordon Xiphtinpal". j I t n f New Hampsbiro Stat", now p

of Virginia, who defeated Montague, tho Oxford sar, by literally running tli" hart Mit of h;.s rival.

.1 " .!.- I ill, .11 .1114 Jl';'il.'l''L. i of ( h i m pion Jhip v. ill take t!i'',t p! o f what va.- forroftly th" tust, da- of ti'.pii and prep sc!i...d. Tüe C:t i i l:.- i -1 i a i n p i " n i i i aril t 'n n..ro!i! .: ho, ,;.-: event are alo iow. Th" ntire li-t of institutions t a'- i

'.! Mi',! in ti.e relas tliis var in-.f.1

'.Ud' s II I H'liools and Colleges, but a i'ian of t:o bailing: ycl"i'!s will hie :not" that: on" ham in th" , eha in pi" ii j, j there will b ebs-

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sn . n ams r(mp-i ;ng.

Records aro ep ct.-d to fall in 'it

ni in'.' i'vrnt- Th . i'i"rll' r:n i.: .v -

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tno spririT.-. ni" i'stanco rur.s, tue : p -j relay classics, an.I ih" various t',e!d!-j

events f rem jae.m t !iot put. red to mention the pentathlon dum-

plonsliip ib.oi!d bririo out th" no-st

brilliint competition ever w i::i's- d c:r liistoric l-'ranklln ti-dd. List year tho s ttitig of a new uotld'.s record in th" 4P-yard . hunlb's t y Watt, of Curni !1. wb

ran the event in ." 1 l-.'i s.-cor.ds. t!i",?

priat per forma nc" of N :g!i 1 1 nr. a b and the winning of tho p.-n; athlon by Rverett Pradby. of Kansoi Fniers:t , ft at tired th" tmal lay of th" meet. Nightingale Faxorile. Xigbiting-al" will undoubtedly he a favorite in. th" two-mile mt rrri-

tion.il evt but h-- will find liim- i j S' If up. against th" strongvt l.ir.d ; . of oppo.-!ti -n. Romig, of IN nn t State. tho '."ter-coi;. uiat" cro- 1

i tnjntrv cb.ampion; I'urn. i- - f Pur- , i

due. th Wtstttti c:-".--.-eo:;n!ry . h m: picn ; W7:arton, cf Illinois, the V(:.rn tv--:ni!o . b.an.pa n ; Ruker. of Rates eilt .go. th New Ilngl.ind

cross-cc'untry an i two-nil" ch i mp. on. ti peib.cr with Hig-,.:;-. i l' o-' Iiioiilia. .ire rll :n tin- -int. '1 hl:teu- ;:ov".i !il::.s.Jf o:ic o; ;;;. b, sl j. il..-t i:.u' r.ini.i ;'a i: Am.-r. a lu: :ng T

t;.' le- snt in u-er J b.- uul 1 mi"ia:s 21 .a.o. 1 ;'or lb...- i:i;iand y m:n I - 7. s- c-nils f.r tit- two !i;;!, .!.::!::g ;! iaib r r.icc handily. In addit.an ; lh--e ther e aro m i i;ti o; hi v !::.- :;. n. any e nc of wli'iu m ." w . : : . von a raln the abo e racks. Wat-on. of Kansas Stite; Mi-Mihi ef M. n- i i 1 .- r . . . i w.. ... ..

l. a., i i.i a , i i i':i - .. .i.i.--- , ui Kansts l'n:v rsi: , L. alh, -f New H.i:r.; .-h;:- Slate, at all cap ti-lc of , - t.' at.r.g u: ', s- c. n.i- f--r k"t

th" ti .'.ar.'-i . Tun ti.ii li"i- s ar if", fouiul in Ha f Pitt.--'.:! -h. and j Fooili. of I t law a r . bot li '1 1 . n , I:

ha e .lb' ti rcn.arkai-ic '.crni ;a - : co:.tl. With such .i I of j :unn is in ti." tw would r."t y I

One-Mile 'las R College Relay Champiemshlp. 1 Rosfon College, 2 Pittsburph. 3 Sua'-ii1-"-, 4 Columbia. 7. Notre Dame, C Ohio State, 7 Penn State, S Re-d-

1 Baltimore City College, 2 Huntington, C Culver Military. 4 Oak Park. 3 Philadelphia Central, Ce- , dar Rapids. 7 Harrisburg Tech. S Philadelphia Northeast, 3 Washing- j ton Central. 10 Trenton. j College Class Races. ' Class 1 1 Maine. 2 Fordlnm. i Colgate. 4 Cornell (Iowa). 7, Miohipan Agricultural. Wabash, 7 Holy j Cross, S University ef South. 0 j Northeastern. 1 f West Virginia. j Class 2 1 Hobart, 2 Rochester,;

3 Tufts, 4 Howard. .1 Rowdoin, 6

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A suit made to your measure from any of our fine wool fabrics costs One-Third Less than you pay elsewhere and lasts twice as long, because we give you a pair of

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llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll! We tailor a suit to your individual measure, and still charge less than you pay for ordinary ready-made clothing, because our suits are priced with only one profit. There are no middlemen's palms to tickle. Here your Dollar buys 1 00 cents worth, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiii

be SUt "pi IS i. "nip' 11 d l

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what Fr, n-, h Minn, r ;s i ;-..;:ght ov r a.- w . . i !o" ; ;.f tr-: i.t-v to w ;:; I

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o.e.' w s a . in.b'-rtant 1 iy e,, . r i t i l , 1 i . n tl.it bA irit 'e .sir il : ! a i : . -: s t t ' o I tl. - :::t t

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pr.nte d a r.d :. i tu ::. ma- ; ' te-r.- : .ttt th.- i ut.n.n oil of ' f. the ari...il. Th.- manu.:- : . f tht :g .- .m.s thu-' 1. . : t- v .11 f - er-'S 1 M A '..Oil t b . , J; ;,, ; , . ;,. ;

Your Choice of Many Smart Patterns

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r-. rt d. . u' ': : .:.g to t i a in th'iM. t. .r:.- t . t t- a w .i mg pi i'.'-d in th" h t t ii;.-.

Cf.i'lO.NllII'. One-Mile Collcgi Rela Champion.

Mil 1 1 U AHM IH ,.

1 MiU!.. t :. : No':.- D :! U... " f I L'ol'üii!' a, t ii.v.ig i. v "'::. li .; j

tieorpet"W n, 7 7o::.i i : . r.-;-

Also Big Values at Higher Prices

ENGLISH WOOLEN I LLS

111 E. Jefferson Bldg. Opp. Union Trust BIdg. OPEN EVENINGS

ZuZZ

BIG BLOUSE SPECIAL Saturday we place on sale 500 of this season s newest Blouses in mignonettes, georgettes and crepe de chines. They come in all this season's choicest colors, in all sizes. Not one worth less than $6.00; some worth up to $7.50. Yo ur choice fr "7 Ft? Saturday I O

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ICHIGAN & WAYNE

ÖUTH BENDS POPULARTWCestorq

GEORGETTE CREPE

2,000 yards of fine quality Gcorr7;rttCrepe in all staple and funcy shades. 40 inches wide. Worth $1.50 yard. Buy it f here Saturday for. C? i fifl S

yard

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The Mark Down Man Has Played Havoc With Prices Here Saturday

Smashing I

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Don't waste your money! Paying extravagant prices is the same as squan-

dering money. Never continue in doubt as to where your money will go fur-

ther come to the Star Store and convince yourself. COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED

SILK DRESSES

At J2 their actual worth in all this season's

latest models and materials, $9.95 to

Values from $19.50 to $35.00

$17.95

COATS AND WRAPS

$19.95

This season's newest styles materials, $9.95 to

Values from $20.00 to $42.50

SUITS Serges and tricotine in all this season's hrst selling models. Wc have them (? A 7 in all sizes; special Saturday .... P I I bww Values up to $32.50 TUB DRESSES Beautiful new styles of tub dresses at less than

material alone would cost, (T f fXl

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$5.95 to

$9.50 to $19.00 Values

ed Set Spread and Bolster Extra Values $6.95$9.95

Quaker Kraft Curtain Material Reasonably Priced

25 pieces of 40-in. Mar-

40 to 45-in. fine Quaker Kraft Curtain Nets in the prettiest patterns you've ever seen. Exceptional values from 69c to $1.50 yd. 36-in. Scrim with border and lace edges, extra value at 23c and l2Vzc yd.

New line of Madras for draperies in beautiful patterns and plain changable silks for overdrapes, ranging from 95c to $3.50 yd. Quaker Kraft Lace Curtains by the pair, beautiful patterns, pair, from $4.00 to $6.95

quisettes in ivory, cream or white, 40 in. wide, per yard 29c 36-in. Cretonnes, beautiful patterns, 25 pieces to select from; special for Saturday per yard 19c

57 ' Tail ir.''s.

Original Model Hats at Less Than

Makers Cost Bought Specially For This Sale

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Flower Trimmed Hats. Matron Hats. Fancy Braid Hats. ailor Hats, Dress Hats, Combination Hats, A

nrrA Wpito 3 n id Pattern Hats V-Xmy

Values to $10.00

Children's Paten iMilan Hats

ribbnn strpnmprs. Hi

at )Ib Girls Tailored Hats for school wear )Ön

TURDAY. APRIL 30th

a Positively Last Day Orders Will Be Accepted Clip tliis coupon, and hrins: It, ultli 3 our photo, to

STAR STORE

. - .. ,. ,. - 1 uniiii uii.n i'liiia ,iuttic9 nie uitiuu'iitau. lit vut " ir.inc. s K-r.- I :.. !.-.!. : P- A . .. 1 w . t .f t -i .

'J Harvard, l Ivi:.--s .gr:-!j j

Vuitura!, 11 M;--.;!i. 1 Cr.

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light, sanitary shops. English Woolen Mills Suits are

finished with the finest wool trimmings.

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i f5P -; U rÄi 1 14x17 Inches enlarged from

I f Jvv-w -:C-iI J good bust photo, postcard or sna

ti..'7 f?V-r i nJ You do not have to buy a frame

It entitles you to a fine life

FIRMO PORTRAIT FREE

any

Lpshot.

or pay

ono penny, lourpnoiu wui ov returned

W-V t - - ?2y 10 'ou ln Prftct condition. See artist's

1 No Mail Orders Bxtpmpnt

JUST RECEIVED A 50 dozen shipment of Cover-all Aprons, made of fine Amoskeag Gingham, neatly made and trimmed QQaprons in this lot worth up to $2.00 Saturday . . . f wO w

Indies' I.nf S.'k Uc.-o in pbain block or crdnrs, $1.mi valu '!(

Garden Cultivator, large iron wheel rake and

TT s?:' leversible ffTiiil j attachment, fe' .50

value at

$1.98

Shoe Values 1 hat Have No Equals

ltO pair Iilics' Kid Strap Slippers in 1 mm k or 1 ro ii, h 'A fizrp, military or bonis hffdrt, $"..7.0 value $:t.SH Sal of Oxfords nnd two - trap Slippers In Mack or brown, tip to J.'.on values; Basement at $2.0."

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.and rf i ' s S i f ' :

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era Sil''" all ' .o 1

ib.;. at. Sti.SH

Chi'.'lv r.'.- b'!.' f in brol... n .a-- . T.f . all :: vab:Ibr n: -.t SI. OS

Men's Shoes up to $10 Values 5

Big Saturday Specials

Ginsham, in pretty plaids; Special, yard 2 ticSi ".k Foulards. 71 inches wide, pretty patterns. $2.00 valu yard SI. 33 Indies Union Suits in all sizes and stylen extra value at .... ami .VV

Scinch All Wool Storm Scro, n all popular shades; Jl.f'0 values. . . . r,n-T2-ineh pure Kin en Extra i.r.o reality Table Damask v.virth JC.:o yard. at. $2.20 Kiffel Maid Union Suits, li ii t t o n 1 p s.? style, a $1.7j0 valuo oc

argam oasement

ItOM.r.U SKATP.S Pall bcarinsr. made by the Union Hardware Co., Saturday Special, rair ....$2.45

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