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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,1920.
TWO UMPIRES BLAME
CLASSI
How They Stand
PITCHER MAYS FOR
TEXAS LEAGUE.
CHAPMAN FATALITY
Won, Lost.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
GASSERS GAS PIRATES.
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Players Death.
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Galveston:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
2-10.
LOS i
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
BUFFS BEATS CATS.
SITUA
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
0 Pinches today and the Marines
won, 2
AB R H PO. A. E.
Sizes 7 to 14.
Totals
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Iron . . ..
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.
FORT WORTH,
Texas, Aug. 18.—
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MARINES WIN GAME
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3; base on balls, oft Taylor 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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packing •ows, $14.20014.10:
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One Lot of
MEN S WASH TIES
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COTTON PANTS
In Dark Patterns At
One-Fifth Off
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delphia’s ninth-inning rallies featured
both games of today’s double-header,
the locals winning the second after
New York had captured the first game
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Dallas 2; San Antonio 0.
Houston 2: Fort Worth 0.
Shreveport 3; Galveston 2.
Beaumont at Wichita Falls, rain.
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After you eat—always use
FATONIC
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Where They Play Wednesday.
San Antonio at Dallas.
Galveston at Shreveport,
Beaumont at Wichita Falls.
Houston at Fort Worth.
Where They Play Wednesday.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. 18.—The explanation
of Carl Mays of the New York Ameri-
cans, that the killing of Ray Chapman,
star shortstop of the Cleveland club,
was due to a rough spot on the ball
Mays pitched whicb caused it to take
an unexpected twist, was the subject
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RED SOX <-1; TIGERS 3-3.
By Assocfated Presn.
BOSTON, Aug 17 Boston and De-
trolt broke even in a double-header to.
day. Boston winning the first, and
Detroit the second.
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. 17.-•
Keck pitched a masterly game against
the league leaders today and Houston
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Satisfaction or Money Back
is the guarantee with every pair of HAWK
BRAND and BUCK BRAND Overall,
an unfavorable weekly report from the
36-in. HEAVY BROWN
DOMESTIC
Our best grade—Thursday
and Friday—yard
25C
Limit of 10 yds. to customer.
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By Associated Press.
DALLAS, Texas. Aug. 17.—Taylor,
a youngster, held the Bears in the
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Miami Copper ...............
Middle States oi ...........
Midvale Steel.............
M issouri Pac itic ............
New York Central ..........
N. Y., N. H. and Hartford....
Norf olk & Western .........
Northern Pacific ............
Oklahoma Prod & "Ref. ......
Pan American Petroleum ....
Fennsyivania ...............
People’s Gas ................
Pitssburgh and West Va......
Ray Consolidated Copper ....
Beading ........ ,,
Rep Iron A Steel ............
Hoya] Dute h. N. Y...........
Mhell Trans, A Trad.........
Kinciair Con. Oil .............
Southern Pacific .............
, Southern Railway ...........
Standard (Hl of N. J pfd ...
Studebaker Corporation ......
Tennessee Copper ............
Texas Co. ...................
Texas A Pacific .............
Tobacco Products ............
Transcontinental Oil .........
Union Pacific ...............
U.S. Food Products...........
U. 8. Retail Stares ...........
*U. H. Ind. Alcohol............
United States Rubber.........
United States Steel ..........
Utah Copper ..................
Westinghouse Electric ... ....
Willy’s Overland...............
Atlantic Coast Line..........\
•Coca Cola...................
Gulf States Steel ............
•Seaboard Air Lhe ............
Sloss. Shof. Steel & iron ......
United Fruit ..................
•Virginia Caro, Chern..........
Amn. Zinc ....................
First game, score:
Detroit ............
Boston .............
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GROCERY SPECIALS
For Thursday and Friday
20 Pounds California Potatoes.............
Standard Granulated Sugar, per pound ... 222
Very Best Jowl Meat, per pound..........CW
Lard Compound, per pound
Very Best Fancy Head Rice, perpound
Fancy New Evaporated Peaches. . . .........• •••■■•
Small White Beans .......... .’ ’
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152 % . Jan.
18% Mar. . .
The umpires took notice of a remark
attributed to Mays that Umpires
Thomas Connolly, who was behind the
plate, was responsible for the accident
because he permitted a rough ball to
stay in the game. The umpires char-
acterised this alleged statement as an
"alibi" that came with poor grace from
the pitcher,
“A short time ago,” they added, "the
club owners complained to President
Johnson that too many balls were be-
ing thrown cut. President Johnson sent
out a bulletin telling the umpires to
keep the ball in the games as much as
possible, except those which were dan-
gerous.”
The players of the Boston and De-
troit clubs who were at the point yes-
terday of signing a petition to have
Mays banned from the game, today
awaited word from Manager Speaker
of the Cleveland club as to his opin-
ion of the pitch which killed Chapman
and his views on their proposed action.
Several asserted that regardless at any
general action,. they would not go to
to bat against Mays again.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. —American Lea-
gue umpires were instructed some time
ago not to throw out rough balls unless
absolutely necessary for safety, it was
Mid at league headquarters here today.
Club owners had complained that doz- i
•ns of balls were being thrown out ;
daily.
.President Ran Johnson had nothing ]
to say regarding the statement of Um-
pires Evang and Dineen at Boston that .
Carl Mays, who threw the ball which ]
caused the death of Ray Chapman at
New York yesterday had resoted to
trickery in roughing the ball.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 17.—St
—ou18 and Washington split even in
a double-header today.
First game, score:
79%, Dallas .
=a rabies than due, the continued favor-
able reports from Poland and a dis-
- position on the part of recent sellers to
, cover put the price of cotton strongly
higher today, the market gaining 36 to
, 49 points in the first hour of business.
• (October advanced to 29 19 and March
i j to 27.64. Reports of crop deteriora-
' tion from points both east and west
of the Mississippiriver helped the de-
mand.
Just before the time of the weekly
crop reports the advance amounted to
35 to 50 points. At first the reports
were construed bullishly but claims
that the details were not as unfavor-
able as the summery indicated gained
many adherents and a heavy selling
movement resulted. Late in the morn-
ing prices were 5 to 28 points under
the close of yesterday. October trading
at 23.56. Home selling arose from un-
favorable war rumors which could not
be confirmed.
By Associated Press.
SHREVEPORT, Aug. 17.—Jack-
son’s home run in the final innings
broke up a tied game, Shreveport de-
feating Galveston 3 to 2. Rain pre-
vented the first game of a double--
headre and wet grounds inspired an
agreement for a seven-inning contest.
The score:
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railroad to a broad guge system and
are employing thousands of men on
this work.
Special Purchase of Jap Silk
Blouses
Good color assortment, trimmed with tucks, hem-
stitching and embroidery. Specially priced . $ 1.98
31 2 5 27 9
21275 feeder steers steady; bulk $7.50
Hoggs: Receipts 9500 head: opened
steady, now extremely dull, 10 to 15c
lower than Tuesday’s average; early
top ,,815.85; bulk, light and mediums,
11565015785 bulk heavies, $14,250
Sheep: Receipts 3,000 head; lambs
firms to 25c higher; sheen steady; top
lambs, $11.50 bulk. $10.60611.25: too
ewes, 16.75. bulk, $6.0006.75.
allied troops to preserve order if fur-
ther munitions are unloaded at Danzig.
Mr. Tower has asked the supreme
council for new instructions, pending
the arrival of which he will maintain
Tuesday’s Games.
St. Louis 7-9; Washington
(Second game 11 innings.)
Detroit 3-3; Boston 4.1.
Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion,
food sou ring, repeating, headacheand
Lhe many miaenea caused by
Acid-Stomach
EATONIC is the best remedy. it takes
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Full 9-4 width Bleached
Sheeting; extra special for
Thursday and Friday, at yd.
N, 7 5
No phone or. mail orders.
FRENCH MUNITIONS NOT
ALLOWED TO LAND AT DANZIG
Boys’ Sport Blouses
Made of good quality Percale, short sleeves,
sport collar. Special, Thursday and Friday
$1.00
DANZIG CORRIDOR
REPORTED CLEAR
OF BOLSHEVIKI
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Silva, if......
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vousness over general trade conditions.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug it.—Better
R.
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Summary: Two-base hits. Brown,
Callahan. Silva, Vann. Irby. Pepe;
home run. Jackson; sacrifices, Pepe,
Ewold (2). Montegut; double plays.
Vann to Doyle, Cernigis to Bonner to
King: bases on balls, off Cerniglia 3;
struck out, by Gleason 4.
Tuesday’s Games.
Cincinnati 3. Chicago 2.
New York 8-2; Philadelphia 7-3.
(First game 10 innings )
President Johnson will attend the
shortstop’s funeral at Cleveland and re-
ceive a report on the tragedy from Tris
Speaker, manager of the Cleveland
PARIS, Aug. 18.—The French gov-
bulkiernment intends to protest energetj-
- - - ------—----- pi««, 15cally against the decision of Reginald
to_teiwer, , . T’ Tower, allied high commisisoner at
PneeP: . ( hanged to 33,000 head Danzig, who yesterday forbid further
market slow, mostly 25c lower; spots debarkation at Danzig of French mu-
amhe nitions for Poland, it was learned to-
day.
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to 0. The score:"
Heavy unloading of long cotton oc-
curred in the late trading and the
market turned very weak under it.
Late in the day the active months
were 114 to 120 points down from the
highest levels and 89 to 88 points
under the final prices of yesterday.
October dropped to 28 ®1.
The market closed steady at net de-
clines of <1 to 75 points. I
50c down; packers, top, native lambs,
- - — •— - ...... --V 812.00; bulk, $10,500 11.50; culls most-
monthsisold some 20 to 23 points above ly 57.50; very fat ewes, $7.00: good
last night s closing with December Montana lambs, 112.25, best feeder
touching 28.95 and January 28.27 dur- lambs, largely 812.00
l ing the first few minutes. There was -_____--
’further New Orleans and south selling:
which caused some irregularity.
Liquidation became more active with
October declining to 28.95 and Decem-
her 28.00 during the middie of the aft-
ernoon or about 53 to 68 potnts het
lower owing to the more favorable view
of crop progress and continued ner-
Allis-Chalmers...........
American Beet Sugar ........
American Can.............
American Car & Foundry ...
American Hide & Leather pfd .
American Interntionai Corp . .
American Locomotive .......
American Smelting & Relining
American bugar ...
American Sumatra Tobaccco ..
American T. & T. . . .........
American Woolen ..........*
Anaconda Copper............
Atchison .............
Atl, Gulf At W. Indies ......
Baldwin Locomotive...........
Baltimore & Ohio..............
Bethlehem Steel "B ..........
Canadian Pacitic ..............
Central Leather ..............
Chandlers Motors .. ...........
Chesapeake & Ohio ...... . .. ..
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul.....
Chicago, R.I.&tac ...........
Chino Copper..................
Colorado F uel & iron ..........
Corn Products ..............
Crucible Steel ................
Cuba Cane Sugar ............
Erie ......... ..........
General Electric ..............
General Motors . ...............
•Goodrich Co..................
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crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sikening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When" you feel billous, sluggish, con-
stipated and all knocked out and be-
lieve you heed a dose of dangerous
calomel. Just remember that your drug-
gist sells for a few cents a large bottle
devera? French munition ships are
now anchored outside Danzig. Mr.
Tower, according to a report from the
French ambassador to Poland, takes
the attitude that he has not sufficient
of a statement today by umpires Wil-,,, ......
Ham Evans and William Dineen of the Lee, rf
American League. I Callahan, it. . .
"No pitcher in the American League Montegut, ss.
resorted to trickery more than Cari | O’Brien e
Mays in attempting to rough a ball | Couchman, 2b.
In order to get a break on it which | King, 1b.......
would make it more difficult to hit,” J Ronner, 3b
the statement adds. “Until the new Cerniglia, p. ...
pitching rules came into force which |
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GIANTS 8-2; PHILS 7-3.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17— Phila-
Summary: Sacrifices. McDonald.
Leslie; stolen bases. Stellbauer, Stow,
two-base hit, Patterson; struck out.
by Keck 3, by Wachtel 1, base on
balls, off Keck 3.
SILK REMNANTS
Aleabalutotndssilk Rennants in various qualities ana shades.
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... 90 % Dec. . - -
Receipts, 3000 head, market
Beeves % $7.50@-0.40; stock-
, Second game, score:
Detroit ...............
Boston ...............i
won, 2 to 0.
Houston:.
Baggan. If. ...
Ens. 2b. .....
Leslie, 1b.....
Stellbauer, rf.
McDonald, cf.
Doyle. 2b.....
Patterson, ss.
Ashworth, c. .
Keck, p......
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.—in a tight game
Cincinnati defeated Chicago in the final
game of the series today. Eller struck
out ine men, Vaughn held the cham.
- pions to seven hits, but four were dou-
ble.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Read the Proof—Every Item Underpriced
AN UNRIVALLED SALE OF SILKS
Bns Ruality Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide. Colors: Navy
FhursdayManax Bapawhite and Peacock Blue. special tof
ceipts cattle 4500 head; steers slow;
few early sales of grassers steady;
lowerundertonei top, steers 114.00; - asva. v* wuIn ue win maintain
bulk, 10-00012.00: yearling steers and his decision, but the council of ambas-
heifer steers steady; canners steady at ‘ * ......
$40004.50; bulls steady; veal calves „
lower; good and choice vealers, 112.50 tember.
"Baby" Green, the Milwaukee light-
Kshtchampion, who will meet Bobbie
waush ot Fort Worth Thursday night
Im the officers’ mess hall it Camp!
Md Dry for a fifteen-round battle is in J
l Austin and is scheduled to hold a brisk ।
I work-out this evnng at the camp in
| preparation for the fight. Visitors are I
I nvpted to attend the work-out, Troop- I
ier eDaux in charge of the fight an- I
l nounced Wednesday morning. I
I k d0bble Waugh, veteran of 359 ring I
pattles and lightweight champion of 1
the southwest, is due in Austin this I
■ afternoon from San Antonio, where he 11
। is making his headquarters at present. I
expected to hold no work-outs I
♦ kt here since he is in training for I
r tv battle at San Antonio. Trooper;!
-e-auX stated that he might take a 11
a short run and some unlimbering ' I
exercise Thursday morning i orderiI
toitake the kinks out of muscles. tl
Preparations for the accommodation I
or large crowd have been made at ■
lamp Mabry and an unusual number:
Ot8port fans are expected. It has been 11
so long since Austin ring followers have E
had a chance to see a real fight in their ■
own town that unusual interest is being •
exhibited in the coming battle at Camp ■
Mabry. Roth fighters have a long ■
strins of victories to their credit. |E
paush especially is well known to ■
Texas fans, having fought scores of ■
patties in various cities of the state. II
Re was born in Fort Worth and is I
therefore purely a Texas product.
Both fighters will weigh in at 136 I
pounds at three o'clock Thursday af ■
ternoon. The fight is scheduled to be- !■
Kin at 8 o’clock in the officers’ mess i ■
nail and will be preceded by six fast ■
preliminary fights. ■
Tickets for the fight are now on sale '■
at Joseph’s, Woodie Glibert s ind vou- •
dour is. •
. 4 0
3 1
. 3 0
. 4 1
. 3 0
. 4 0
. 4 0
. 3 0
. 3 0
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 17—Pitts-
burgh defeated St. Louis today, hitting
Schupp hard and piling up a lead
which the locals were unahle to over-
come despite a belated rally.
Score by innings; R
Pittsburgh .......... 201 050 110—10
St Louis .............. 003 300 - 6
Dallas:
Falk. 2b .
Coombs, If.
Mattick. rf.
Camp, rf. .
Palmer, ss.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18,—Cattle: R«.
ceipta 7.000 head; opened very slow on
beef and butcher cattle; early sales
steady, choice steers scarce: bulk good
and choice grades. $15.25416.40; grassy
cattle very draggy: bulk, 19.5048! 1.00;
Wyoming and Montana rangers on sale
late; butcher cows an dcanners steady
at $400012.50; bologna helis, $5.50
7.50; calf grades dull; tending lower,
stockers, firm.
Hogs: Receipts 15,000 head; market
.. .00 002
Score by innings: R
Houston ...............010 000 001—2
Fort Worth ............000 000 000—0
NEW YORK, Aug. 18—There was
0 12
1 0
— Brown, cf.
- Lear, 1b. .
Bt. Jouis ............
Washington-..........
Second game, score:
St. Louis .......300
Washington .....100
of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is en-
tirely vegetable and pleasant to take
and is a perfect substitute for calomel.
It 19 guaranteed to start your liver
without stirring you’ up inside, and
can not sal l vat a.
Don’t Uko calomel! 7t ran not ba
trusted anymore than a leopard or
awident. Take Dodnon’s Lver Ton,
which strnightens vou right up KnA
makes you feel fine. Give it to the
children because it (a perfectly harm-
leaa and doesn’t Bripe- (Adv.)
- . . .28 0 5 24 8 1
A Set of "Home Folks” size
Cups and Saucers.... $1.50
3 large size rolls Toilet
(E Motorists Prefer—
Miller-Made Overalls
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3 Great Northern ore Ctts.
•Illinois Central ........
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Summary: Two-base Mits, Brown | Kennecot. Co pper. ’'
Camp, Stolen bases. Gross, Fuller: SLouIy L & Sashvile •
struck out, by.Taylor‛1, by Davenport Mexican Potrrsumni:
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21 wort
28 Wore
23 won
24 wort
25 won
26 won
27 wore
28 wore
29 wm
30 word
31 won
32 word
33 worc
34 word
35 word
36 word
37 word
38 word
39 word
40 word
41 Word
42 word
43 word
44 word
45 word
46 word
47 word
48 word
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era $6.5008.25; cows. 83 504,8 25; heif-
ers, 84.00® 10.00; bulls, $4.00055.50:
calves, $3.5003.25,
Hogs; Receipts, 500 head; market 5c
to 15e lower. Light, $15.75016.00:
heavy. 815 25® 15 50 medium. $14,750
15.25; mixed. 814 00® 14 75; common,
$13.00614.00; pigs, $12.00013.00.
Sheep: Receipts, 500 head; market
steady Lambs, $9.00012.00; yearlings,
:9.00610.00; wethers. 88 0009 50; ewes.
$7.00(8.50; culls, $4.00 06.00: goata,
$4.0065.25.
1 HAWK BRAND and BUCK BRAND Overalls
are made with Extra high backs and bibs, giv-
ing thorough protection to the motorist's
clothes. Extra heavy denim, strong finished
seams and perfect fit are other features that
make Miller-Made Overalls the most popular
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in other people. You should use
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Totals ............24 3 8 21 10 1
Score by Innings: R.
Galveston ...............,010 100 0—2
Shreveport ...............001 100 1—3
72%
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11 Dec.
32% ish news, reports of a firmer spot basis
39% , in the southwest and expectations of
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Milwaukee Lightweight Holds
Workout Today; Waugh Due
Here During Afternoon.
f PAGE SIX * :
Calomel loss you a day? You know
what calomel is. It‛s mercury; quick-
ail ver. Calomel is dangerous. It
121 002 00— 9
050 300 01-10
— - ■ ------ -—-unevenly 10 to 20c lower than yester.
considerable covering and Wal! street days average; early top $16(0
buying at the opening of the cotton J1—- - - • • -------
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
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...211220
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put a severe penalty on a pitcher Totals ............25 2 6*19 14 ]
roughing the ball, Mays constantly used | . h cgc
to drag the ball across the pitching -ne out when winning run. scored.
rubber in order to roughen the sur- shrevennw
face. Hundreds of balls were thrown I pepe ss
out every year because of this act.” J Ewoldt 3b "
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$1.25
No mail or phone orders.
Extra Quality Georgette Crepe, full 40-inch width. Colors-
ihuSdayad’Frjaay.oni. Xd—ue> Taupa an Black. F
$1.25
No mail or phone orders.
-1 Quality Messaline. 36 inches. Colors: African Brown,
Taupe, Reseda, Rose, Burgundy and Grey.
Worth 13.00, specially price, yard-
$1.95
""3; Mark-Gray
75c
....28 0 5 27 16 1
Cincinnati ........... 61
Brooklyn ........... 63
New York ......... 60
Pittsburgh ........... 1,6
Chicago ............. 56
St. Louis............. B1
Boston ............... 4 7
Philadelphia ...... 44
20* 1.. , __-_____
3, Local Cotton Exchange
821
44%
R.
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101-0—7
Special Bargains In Towels For
Thursday and Friday
18x36 Turkish Bath Towels, each. . a.
16x4 Turkish Bath Towels, each . ” / ‘ ‘ 306
18xa6 Huck Towels, each............. ' 20 .
Brown Crash Toweling, 16-inch width,......
Special, yard ..........................15c
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