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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
Wanted.

Young men to work on the city telegraph
lines running between ID. Il NJ. and L. "A.
A. a. N. NJ. depots, also Corunna and
Owosso cities. No system in the u. :. is
equal TO this for students learning telegra-
ply. We teach what all telcgraphers must
learn, after attending a telegraph school,
before situation can be secured. Apply
to G. A. Sharp, manager Owosso. Corunna
City Tel. Co.. Corunna. Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

For fourteen years "Son of the
Marshes in Scotland has been trying to
get sight of wild animal in the act Of
guarding its young in time of danger.
He has tramped day after day for the
purpose, but without success.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
How tn Clean Vanished Walls.

In cleaning vanished wood, paper or
walls it is injudicious to use soap, as it
frequently causes dull blotches or streaks
to form upon the vanished surface. The
best plan is to mix about quart of vim
egar to two gallons of water and wash
with the solution, using soft cloth.
This will effectually clean the varnish
and renovate the paint or papering.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
At tho Cemetery.

She-Dear, what do you think of all
the stuff that is carved OH tombstones?
He---l think it is all epitaffy Pitts
burg Bulletin.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
His Rage Saved His Life.

A story is related. of the celebrated
grammarian, Urban Domergue, who
had an abscess on his throat, which
broke in n fit of passion with which he
fell on his physician for committing a
solecism in grammar, -American Notes
and Queries.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
HoW to Eat Radishes.

Everybody knows how to eat radishes
raw with salt. But here is a plan by
which delicious breakfast dish can be
made of them: Select some young round
radishes, boil them for twenty minutes
and serve with hot buttered toast.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills,

Act on q new Notwithstanding the liver
stomach and bowels through the nerves. Anew
discovery. DR.. Miles Pills speedily cure bill
liousness bad taste, torpid lives, piles, consti
patton. UneQualed for men, women and child
rem. Smallest mildest, surestl so doses 20
cents. Samples free at Johnson Henderson's
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
Very stili.

'Is that man still at work in the eel
lar, Bridget"
"That's phat he is. Too still at it. In
fact, min, he's aslape. "--Harper's Ba-
Ear.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

= II. LYON, Attorney and Councillor at
W. Law. once over Stewart & Co.'S Bank,
OWosso Mich Y 9i-y
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

nR. ANNIS >. ii. COOLING, homeopathic
IL Resideace and office Williams ST.. tCom
stock Block), Owosso, Mich ONCE hours-2 70
d. NJ and to p. IN. Calls promptly RESPOND
cd TO- Special attention given 10 obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12
baseball Notes,


There astter at this ONCE for Manager James M
In less than three weeks the baseball season will be
In full swing.
The hs opening game. 4 the several Sunday grounds
The Staten Island Cricket Club win use every effort
- place strong baseball team IN tho field,
Tho Nonpariel Baseball Club would lie to hear from
three 5000 players ~ the Twsnty'nfth ward Brooklyn
Chauncey street. Brooklyn.
The Epiphany Baseball Club has been organized for
the season. aud would like to hear FROM all town
clubs giving suitable guarantees. Address James =.
Clarke. $50 Second avenue. New York city.
The meeting q which the Brooklyn Association Of
min.rie. for the coming playing season will DO held
On Monday night at 3sS Bergen street. Brooklyn.
The CsrinthtAn A. O. team 10 about made up. there
being one ar two positions stil undecided. The
agemsnt OF the club have secured the terms OF
any deciApn.
BosroN, March ll.-Msnagsr Jack Chapman OF the
I0uissille Club and Tom Brown met BY appointment
At the United States Hotel yesterday. 1erms were
eoon agreed upon and Brown signed contract TO play
games with the Murray Ill., New York Military Xos.
deny. and similar teams and would DO pleased to ur.
range games with other nrstoiass teams Address
9hos j. Darcy. aoS East forty'ssssnth street.
The Rssolao team Of deaf mntes h1. been organized
aer ~ years old Address Secretary Ro5eri Zundei
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. staeyA. New YORK
city
asst. wto Is the prime mover IN the New England
rprolect, Gays that the game viii he played for
h Forth the coming In the larger New Rny
land eipss outside OK Boston. Letters have beenTe
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Adelphl GymnnstIo Exhibition.

The AGclpi Athletic Association. which is composed
Of the young men and boys belonging to the Adcphi
Academy. corner of Lafayette avenue and 81. James
place. probably tile largest private school in Brooklyn
held their eighth annual gynnastic exhibition las:
evening III the schools gymnasium In the presence of
large crowd of spectators. the majority OF whom wrrc
pretty girls who loudly applauded the various fcas Of
the young athletes The programme consisted OF work
on the vul,ing horse. club swinging WORK on III. par
tulublinp.
The programme opened with harhci. drili, which
was very well done This followed iy clever
WORK .v tho class on the Wanting horse Then came
w = Mainly VINO gave u good exhibition Of inncy
Cycle riding. H. Arthur Looms. Leonard BROOKS l. T.
Frat and ". Henry Ponch fuiiOwe with some pretty
fancy fancy club swinging The glass then din some good
work on the parallel bar and Mnltby gave another ex
hlbition Some pretty dumb bell exercises came next.
ANA the entertainment was brought to successful
ling. ' ~ ~
The following Young men took part in tho class cx
srcises; DAVID Leahy, John Pratt George Powell
Edward Chafe Clarence G0odnow, Frederick Baxter
H., Th.s,ssry lanes onnsbsrry Jacgns; EushwAi
Wilson. Edward Jewell. Harold Roncr. Lester iioolc
Silc6X. Walter Aacln. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12

Little rnlls-Dixon and Mccarthy fought twenty-five
rounds In Troy.
is ut present proprietor OF saloon in San Francisco
w.M-Su!livan undertook to stop Jack burke. the
in june ,c iss but ' failed to do It,
ws nS r., soIsr l RrS s,;
ON March n Jimmy Lynch. his recent opponent, will
srssI E ~ M" n foosSa VIII q play
tie ball rS viii Win III
IsE .si y,csH .s. hsys 1! s,s
ten Island .ht weight In .hs .',",r, Nes, Office
S. ssss waited over an
SIX rnsss,;eo March Joe Acton the ,hs%Icn
a"e Nsisod the later Winning IN ,S" stra,sst
s Z" 'e soun a.e and % minutes Acton
ns ssrss r h Tsn H.
@ sa... hs a e .a n ar
Of S
M 1%" 'S Ssa BEEN nU ds
,,ihntsd ana were responded to by many wsbnown
style by tho club member. concurrence
OF s9ss Ss til,
A. Monitor Park WsshswLen to morrow ,ttsrn@on.
This,ies The game viii be Tor ths champion Of
New York. Boih teams iii have out their best players.
and Columbus avenue between Johnson Rodgers and
each game: Msraxta played ! very good game, but
straight games.
CHARLEY MteHevss matched spa, , Jim
De hat they Would e the eu s
tn through: =; John i. sullivan d.d no. ssain.t
S %a; ss .r ,y! d IT,. i'd, s..ke' in the
rounds in France sivs" nn, KIsans rrkt was
cen s" rS" ana ' tire
o % h snr r rS wh. ap the
the EHglishinan as he only
The Of
] "ss sna cnasnEe TO wrese
a s;dr Mrnnso stands feet II inches in height and
and Gerany lie Splendid iE an
athlete.
The frs; regular animal meeting Q, the newly
Tie residence Of it, L. iia 40 Trinity avenue At his
!s.a: rsr%ans%! os'ssis sss,si; and r1sry!h,Sx =.
emSs m ose on i've rs
ed TO he present.
s and I?e al! n" a n BY the rsf @
n Wre inIsNay mxs' from the pars
Th a%a. viz Wi.
he ssH"y yea IN s lat isS e the j.
ark r rsS noy. 4 nr then came the
soca,i"n snioyea lysiy ;sias stp!e,s sn.erta,n
.ai ngh, Of !hree round. between ohn Mitchell Of
was tie feature s'I erc o" s ,s "Ff
n both men hard hit,crs. An extra round rs
fought. when the judges gave the verdict to Mitchell
Aberson OF the Arcturus then defeated j. Roirck Of
the Park A.
Sebastian Miller called at the Poire Gn:~ss ONCE yes.
tcray and accepted The oh ailenPe Of Robinet who
Gently arrived from france 10 wrest!e Gr%co Roman
take ,!Rce within two weeks from date n, Mace
mutually agreed upon in New York city Miller posted
500 with ichnrd X. r0N as n deposit 10. Rubinrt to
cover am! VIII agree 10 post the balance $3.50 twenty
four hons before the contest. Articles he signed
at the !'dics Gas'n- Office any time 10 suit Eobne'.
What promises to be a bitter rya!rY will now ensne
between the National A. OF Brooklyn and the Long
Island Athletic Club, which was incorporated last
week. The officers are: President George u. Young:
Vice President. John Turf: Secretary, John J.. Eek
Ha,it r5sasurer Augus. u vosgse: SerSsan. Arms.
house has been secured and viii be fitted up the
most approved manner and be ready 10; occupancy by
May l. County clerk John COttIer FL ward a. Stovrii
son. james i. Brown and others OF the " A. c. have
joined the new organization.
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Even ifC. ~. Y. is no: admitted to the Intercoe.
giate Lacrosse Association. and it appears nov that
she will not. there will still be games with all the
nent cOlleges There much jov in the lacrosse camp
owing to the return OF Giles Waiting lie is taxing
special course in applied mathematics and mechanics
Ito Will tase his Old position on the attack, which will
then be OF the bcs: OF any Of the college teams
Capt. Grcenbaum. 49, has cut down this number OF
dates for the Varsity team abou: twenty the most
prominent of whom are; q. Whiting. NJ ]" b. Gins
burg B3: II. Rice %; H. BaUmnn. ~ L. Spain, 90:
p Rice 10: p. White. 's5; E. n. Mcguire a3: L. Open
heinier "a: H. Rosensweiy. %: J. White, '93: T.. j.
Kilner '04; A. Tracy. "a; W II. X. Swanson. 20;
L. sutorius. 04 a. Smith, o. and j. Smith. "a. The
will yet their first outside practice Of the season
Club
Games have been arranged with Lehigh and Stevens
Pennsylvania and Cornell There Will probably be \
game arranged with Johns Hopkins Games have So
Iorillar,i A. C's. and one will be arranged with IN.
champions OF tho Amateur Athletic Unon. the New
York A. Cs team The hrs. game Val he wi;hLehleh
University. at the Staten Island grounds. The date
has been changed to April ~;
The Intercollegiate Athletic team have commenced
las ra M' 10 !a e as III
sa sssn oS: Of e Bayn I Tas
nrr. who has left college. This will be serious loss.
A. The Ninth Regimen, games he won TIE mile race
o. will devote most ot his attention to tho quarter
mile run this year A. th. last Intercoegntc game.
III" college will probably Join the intercollegiate
played 10 deste the chess championship OF the college
between w.Timne 's3. and +. Goldnark. ":
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oaly $4,000 FOR sullivan aud co-s.,t.

New ORLEANS. March 1.-THE indications
are that Charley Mitchell will not fight Sui
livan. although he has SO much to say on the
subject The Olympic Club has been telc-
graphing to him again and again for some
thing definite. but cannot get any sufficient
answer. The chances therefore arc for the
the Olympic, will ofTer a purse OF only SD, 900.
II they had ne naming Of the date they would
uniavorabie date for them. and viii offer only
$4,000. They are Threatened with an opposi.
tion from Buffalo club. which Is said TO 10
willing to givo SD COO, but tho Olympic de-
clares that they will not compete with nm nm
sn;n,w I orgnisation; and have wi.ed both
So0.O0u
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Review Of the Twelfth Regiment.

The handsome arinory o: the Twelfth Regiment was
th."nge last evening on the occasion of the review
and dress parade OF tho regiment before Adjt Zen.
Porter The affair was a great success. and the drill!
show ell that the had been carefully and efficiently
inst, uried and reelected great credit on the officers.
The review was followed by dress parade In which
tho regiment divided into three la'talions Com
pnny RS rife team received the Ball trophy for team
work Crcsdmor" The standing ~. III. various com
panes for this trupGy IL NJ follow .
'Comrnny il. 1854 Company r. 1913: Company X.
AaI: Company r.. 81 x: rompnn" q. H3 !; Company
A. :a.G: Company T. .".1; Company u. ~; Company
H. 24l. -,, 49,,
in addition to the above Company received the
Riker trophy for having made the highest average
scores this on tEe res mental Ithe range
Long service medals were presented To tho following
members tho regiment Tor long aud fahfu service
tn. RANK OF thr regiment For twenty years scr'
vice gold medal to First Sergeant Ge"rg" - Gaari.
COMPANY +: bronze modal for ten years srrvlceto
Capt Edward G., smith Of Company A. sergeant MajHr
Augustus Klugsland. N q. =: band Leader Frei"rck
JNibold N u. s.: Quartcrmastcr Sergeant George ".
rockingham. Company II: and Private clifford Avery
Al The Conclusion OF tho ceremonies tho floor Was
cleared for dancing, which was kept up until late
hour.
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HOME RUNS FOR BROOKLYN.
Wards MEN DO SOME REMARKABLE
MATING.

BIG Dan Brouthsrs snd Tommy Buras Try
10 Guido Each Other In Putting the Ball
Over the rencc-The rhiisdeiphina' Weak
Fotat-Other BnM News asd Notes.
GAINESVILLE. March 1.-THE Brooklyn base.
bail team. representing the town Of Ocala. left
that place at 1880 o'clock this morning. and
arrived here at 10 o'clock. Ward and his mon
put up at the Brown House, where tho Phila-
delphias are staying. linn ediatoly aftor their
arrival at the hotel the boys set out for tho
baseball grounds to watch the members OF
Manager WriGht's team. who we're practising
there. On account OF tho game this afternoon.
the Philadelphias merely INDUCED In light
practice. The mon took turns ct batting.
and each man had chance to play his
position. Joe Mulvey triod his luck In right
field this morning and took In some beautiful
flies. Alton praotises very cleverly. The
Phiadephias bnt we'll. and their eelding
shows the result OF constant practice They
are. however. very weak in tho box. Thorn
toms arm Ia stiff and not ut all in condition to
pitch steady gamc AS Harry Wright re-
marked very dolefully Just before tho game
to-day. Philadelphia Is not In 1t with the
other League clubs when it comes to pitch
ers" Roger Connor seems to DO very stout.
hut no says his weight is the same as in
former seasons Clements is the Philadelphian
who most appears to have superfuous flesh.
NI0nl, however. lnSl6tS that ne Is FeOuclnG tNlS
rapidly. He has lost ten pounds since week
ago.
Foutz and Terry were loft at Ocnla to-day. as
they wore not needed, and Manager Ward
wanted to give his colts an opportunity to dis
play their prowess Kinslow did not put on
his uniform to-day. but did service ns umpire
Mike Grimm hurt his thumb in practice ycstcr-
day and 1t is very much indamcd. The other
men nre In flrst, class condition.
rYrN Ind la hnrn rh IN
at Ocala. The grand stand Is much more.
firmly constructed. 1t has boarded ROOT. and
in front the spectators are projected by wire
netting. but more important than any Of those
tho sandy diamond Is quite firm. The outfield
distinctly markod.. Taken all In all. the
grounds are as good as any in this section Of
the country Tho only drawback is that they
The, game to-day was well played, but the
Ihiladelphias wero not In it q little DIT after
the first inning. Both teams startod on with
some hcayy batting, The PhiladClphias won't
By Burns. Ward, and Daily, and . we.basser
by De!ohanty they scored rune. Our boys
retalinted with n score Of Q. secured by singles
by Ward. Brouthers Burns. O'Brien. Griffin.
and Carr. In the second innings Brouthers put
the ball oSsf the right field fence for home
centre field. fence. 24O feet from home plate.
Burns duplicated this In tho fourth. and big
Dan sent tho sphere IN straight line over tho
fence IN the eighth. Delehanty and Hamilton
the ,ouS and o The latter IN The s seventh i'm
nines. Charley Carr played pretty game at
The score will be found below:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12
The Long Island Leagues Athletic Commit.
tee Meets,

An important session Of the Athletic Committee of
the Long Island Amateur Athletic League was held at
the Union Athletic Club in Brooklyn last night
President Mari A. Cunning OF the Acorn Athletic Asso.
''at'oa presided. while Secretary Waiter a. Hough OF
the seawanhaka Boat Club recorded the proceedings
The charge fled With the referee at tho recent Long
Island champies ships was considered In the absence
OF Prssden Gray OF the Star a. e.. who sent com,
munica,on requesting post ponenent nj tho protest
Against Garrett Fit2gerau OF ihs Star C. the
the committee. 100 -
The protest against Rosengraves Of the Star A. c. was
dismissed tor lack Ofevicence -
The Prospect Hartiers protested against John H. Spell
nan OF tho nnruna Boat club and Richard Collins lis
ciubmate but failed to come TO time to prove their
claims aud the charges were dismissed Messrs. Spell
man and Collins appeared and thanked tho committee
~ WA aecidel 70 recommend that the league pass
sas thst Sns club nng protest be compelled 20 post
This Medals will be delivered by Secretary HouCh At
coo Quincy street. Brooklyn. when ready.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12
Ia1dock 10 Not Ready to sligo.

Club 10 very Independent young man. and there can
be no doubt that he has Impressed President Ryrns Of
that club with the fact George has yet succeeded
IN making terIns with the Brooklyn people tho rea
son. that hs thinks they want all the best OF lie Is
looking forward TO than season. Tho Brook.
lyn Club want to pay him good nguve for one season.
and perhaps do beit.r by him do worse in the .o
lowing camn'Gn llatdnck realizes thu fact full we'll
tHut pitchers are not drug In the market and
scarce article. lie did nne work last season; in fact
hc has done well several ueasons. Accordingly he
wants contract for more than one season. and he
wants that 9bno xious tendny clause stricken ont
sition: and told him to hurry M and come % the
scratch or thoy would cut him down. George did not
fsighten at all. but came back to this city and IN
work N the grain and uin business with Ills brother
ready terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-12
RUsIE HAS SIGNED.
Manager Powers Captured the Great
Pitcher YESTERDAY,

Manager Powersis on = little excursion. during which
he drops Cd at the abiding places OF
baseball players His nrss stop was at Pittsburgh and
there he arranged for the OF Dan Murphy by
payment to the Pittsburgh Management Of $780, ad.
vanoed to the catcher. Murphy Is now . regular
Der Of the New YORK team. From Pittsburgh
Powers went to Indianapolis. and Amos Russc
the celebrated pitcher. lives In that city the
affair bscAme interesting About O'Clock last
evening kilograms were received at several pons in
New York city announcing that Rusie had signed and
would report ct Richmond on March 20 What the
treat pitcher WIN not get anywhere near the $500
lane time Russ is 70 receive very liberal salary
.ifntns Of kusie the New York team somplete in the
:srong.!t pair q pitchers IN The country, and II
they need any help certainly seems likely that shar
rott Van Zandt, Sullivan. and Taylor supply tho
want. Assuredly. sharrotts shoulder Is all right he
will be nearly a valuable either Ruse Ring while
Van Zandt and Sullivan are very promising;
York team is now ready for the feld That Powers will
capture stclals bAckstop there 10 little
10 doubt and local patrons need have fear thar
New forks will be weak at any point when they begin
the battle for the nag.
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To.dn... Programme ut North Berscr.

The Hudson County Jockey CLUBS races were post.
poned yesterday. AMI the entries stand. Secretary
Whitehead announces that the track will be in FIRST
class condition to-day il tue weather continues fair
nn that the nth race will altogether likely DO over
hurdles Entries and weights are:
First Eace-Purse 500 for beat horsts five eighths
of u mile. oregon. l23 fitter. 12:! Architect. 1853:
I'.spert. 100: Nnmai 200 tapt. Uarani, lUI; Little
Belle domestic Las. hiy'. 1oI.
Second Gnce--ruise Sl0n, Tor beaten horses five.
righths OF n mile. King liier 1.3. Emst0nc. l2l;
Oialec" 10: Neeimore. ll." Artnar DAVIS io7: BOZ
WAR lUi.
Thrd Rarr-rrrse $500 for two.ycar.ods: three.
eishihs OF mile Ell Knight. lls: eien. 40; one.
ia: Rev sci Mar. ll3 Pi.ra colt. los.
Fourth .nre-lirs- 500: selling: one mile. Memo
phon. lUI Sir Rae aJ Sir George II. NJ: Insight. %:
Belle Bracket ~.
lt.h RAcc--l'nrsc 500 selling: mile and quarter.
ive hurdles. Fabian. i.i DnGee. 40; Winslow,
1872 BENEFIT. ~: Frank L.. "a Mnhaiian 10
sixth Race-rurss 500 seliirg six AMI half fur
longs Jn- Courtney. ll5 reraIia 10. Forest King,
lUi; Lucky Clover. 90; Innovation, 90.
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Famous Horses Reach Kentucky.

LEXINGTON Ky.. March 1.-two famous
horses arrived here yesterday. Ono Is the
thoroughbred Foxhnll. by King Alfonso. dam
Jamaica. by Lexington. Tho other is the trot-
ter Campbell's Electionecr. 2:11ai. by Elcc-
tioneer. dam Edith Carr. by Clark Chief Fox
hall is tho winner OF the Grand PriX. the
C2nrcwitch stakes. and tho Cambrdgeshirc.
He will &C, nut. the stud at Elmcndori Farm =.
Campbelrs Elcctnneer was u great trntter IN
which he started. As n tnrce-year-oid hc only
lost ono race. aud last year. after II heavy stud
McHenry. his owner, thinks that his horse is
one OF Electionc.r's greatest sons llo will be
sold here. next Monday, the opening day OF
Woodland 4 Shunklins salc Of trottcrs.
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the LONDON CHESS TOURNAMENT
Lnsker In the Lead Mason Beats Bird
MOrtlaer Rlunders.

Mortiaer Rlunacrs.
LONDON. March 11.-In tho NTH round in tho
masters tournament Mason beat Brt in hol-
low fashion In q Sicilian Defence. Tho old
man had wretched game, and on the twenty
Nth move resigned. Lasker. who defended n
Ruy Lopez against Van Vlict. won in good
STYLE winding up with brilliant com blnation.
Tho Dutchman resigned on his thirty sixth
move The Berlin master Is again at the top
OF the ladder. His colleague from Poland with
the unpronounceablo name lei. of some moro
Fireworks. this time against Lee. who. after
thirty-seyen moyos. fell prey to JasnoGrod-
skis skiful conduct of Xukertort opening.
Gossip played a Vienna against Locock. He
PLAYED the first part well enough; but later on
imrertlleL his advantage and was finally
beaten after thirty. six moves. Mortimer; in
won game in hand. when he committed pnl-
pablo error. which led to bis defeat after NIFTY.
Ruy Lopez. Yesterdays gamo between Ma
son and Fenton. u Giuoco Piano. was also u
draw after forty-aeven moyes.
The score: Lasker. 4 Mason. ~: Lononn.
3; Bird. 3: Lee. pa: Fenton. 2'i; Van vliet.
2Ih: Locock. 2s: Jnsnogrodski, .: Rumboll. =;
Mortimer. = Gossip. u.
Tho run OF tho Mason.Bird game was as
follows.
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RATHER TRYING

on suits this weather, isn't it? Il
doesn't take long for a pair Of
Trousers to get shabby. does it?
Have YOU got couple of pairs?
It's good idea to wear one pair
one day and another pair the nett
In that way you'll keep them longe'
We have a lot of Trousers 70
duced from Sc, 81, and So to $3.50.
Every pair is good and wearabla.
A variety of styles and patterns
all cut in the latest fashion.