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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Harness Meet Brings
Out ESQ Animals

PLEAsANTON, Cal, July 10.
-Trotters and PAGERS from all
parts of California, $50 in num-
Der, are here in preparation for
the four days harness meeting
which will mark the opening next
Wednesday of the Pacific coast
grand circuit. The 2:08 pace
and the 2:12 trot, both 1900
events, will be the features of the
opening meet.
After the Pleasanton meet the
horses will go into the Northwest,
returning in the fall to be sent
over the regular California CIR
cult.
r. j. Mackenzie, the Canadian
millionaire, no has been promin-
emily identified with harness rae
ing on the coast for years, Is
promoting the Pleasanton meet.
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With two men out and the
SCORE tied after Tacoma had led
all the way to the ninth, Charles
6chmutx weakened and allowed
two hits and pass which filed
the bases and then hit the batter
with . pitched ball forcing In the
run that won the game. 1t was
. case OF hard luck throughout.
. Crigsr pitched a no-hit-no-run
game for six innings. NILS
single, Holdeman's long fly, two
passes off McCreery gave Tacoma
two tallies In the first frame and
then McCreery settled down to
the one-two-three stuff with good
support. Lynch played a star
game In the garden and speared
Q hard one after a long run,
plucking It out Of the atmosphere
with one init. The score:
TACOMA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Butler Returns East
(By United Press Leased wire.)

PORTLAND, Ore, July 10
Willie Butler, former Cleveland
shortstop, Is gone from the Beav-
er colony. Manager McCredie
said Butley had gone to Los An
geles. to see sick relative but a
persistent report is that he return
ed to Cleveland.
Hank Butcher, the outfielder
McCredie obtained recently from
Cleveland, had a dispute with Nc
Credie over the salary question
and thoroughly dissatisfied
threatens to leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
DETAILS OF sHAKE-UP.

Oddie Abbott, left fielder,
and Peter Morse, shortstop,
fined heavily and released
outright.
Charles Schmutz, spit-ball
artist, traded to Bob Brown
of Vancouver for Pitchers
Bedford and Agnew and Out
fielder Parsons, Watkins Of
Tacoma to receive One-half
purchase price should
Schmutz be sold to the ma
jors.
Bill Goodman, third sack
or, obtained from American
league.
At last President Ed Watkins
has shaken down the team, fined
and discharged Abbott and Morse
for drinking and strengthened up
both the In and outfields by trad
ing Schmutz for three good men
and purchased real third sack
err. 1t has taken Ed a long time
to wake up but it now appears
that the Tigers will once again
have winning team and one
that will play ball and bring home
the bacon. The dlsorganizers
have been replaced by consclen-
tious. Woodworking men who will
try and show the joy-riding ag-
gregation what real team Is and
surprise the Northwestern league
by gradually creeping up to the
top Of the percentage column.
When. the team returns home
with this new and envia-
BILE lineup the fans should turn
out In full strength to greet Ia
new baseball team.
Schmutz, who goes to vancou-
yer, is one of the most popular
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Watkins Releases Two And
Trades Schmutz For Three

pitchers Tacoma ever had, and a
hard working man. While he
has won but two and lost II
games this season, his losses were
through wobbly support given by
the trouble-makers who disliked
Charles because of his clean liv-
ing and hard work. Agnew ana
Belford have made good records
and will prove a big benefit TO
the Tacoma pitching staff. Ag-
new has won seven and lost two
games while Bedford has won
eight and lost three games this
season. Person Is a fast run
ming, hard-hitting, star fielding
youngster who will make Abbott's
work look mediocre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
BEES DOPE
ooSoooeooooooo,

]. G. Jensen and e. w. Cooper
tied with Grove of Vancouver with
1913 each for second place In the
amateur trap shooting Blue Rock
tournament at Seattle which was
won by Robinson of Seattle. All
7Tacomans shot consistently. H
Posten was high professional
with LAP out of $50.
Hiding out on McNeil's island
may be pleasant for the escaped
convict but nobody has noticed
AL Wheeler or Eddie Hickey STIR
ring out of the shade where they
are using palm leaves and am
brosia between terrific batting
sallies.
Stilson's, in Chicago, Is head
quarters for the Dugan club, god
father to the conversation league.
Shredder met In this palace a
mixologist who had once been
blinded even worse than was
Shredder before his recent opera
ton, who held a straight face
and declared he had been cured
by a flash of lightning.
George Washington "Biddy"
Bishop is lingering his bank roll
and casting e. es upon Mt. Ia
coma out of a window in the Tall
Tower.
Buster" Green, the Mexican
consul general, has resigned and
is trying to meet himself COM
ing back from Seattle once .
week.
Paul Steele declares the bes,
training of his life Is walking the
floor with that new white hope
his wife presented him with sew
eral days ago.
OF course this little old stall
about split on the purse. Is good
stun to feed the public for VOL
CAST and Rivers, but take from a
wise one that each feels one foot
slipping and is trying to hedge
against the near future when he
will feel and know, and De
known, as has been.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
AWAITS COOL WEATHER.

SAN FRANCISCO-UnwiIllng
to box In the East during the
heated term, Willie RitchIe, the
San Francisco lightweight, turn
ed down an offer from Promoter
Harry Edwards Of Philadelphia 20
box Grover Hayes Of indianapolis
a six round bout. Richie, VINO
Is hot on the trail of AID woIgasr
on the coast. does not wish TO go
east until the cool weather sets
in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
CAN FIGHT In NEW YORK.

ALBANY, N. Y. After s.x
months suspension the New York
state athletic commission has
raised the ban on Abe AtteIl, CIV
ing him permission to fight IN
New York again. 1t Is said that
Attell has plans to return to this
state shortly In an attempt to win
back his lost prestige and pick up
whatever coin the Gotham fans
may have for him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Wolgast Will Sign
BY United Press Leased Wire.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 10.
With the consent of Wolgast
and his manager, Tom Jones.
practically given, Promoter Top
McCarey confidently expected p
secure before night the cham
pion's signature to articles pre-
viding Labor day battle with
Mexican Joe Rivers. Wolgast dfd
not sign last night, owing to
trifling controversy regarding tfle
manner of splitting the mot1dp
picture privilege. This, 1t Is u4-
derstood, has been settled and tris
match will be bound today. TIE
turn of events probably will cau4e
Wolgast to postpone ror az Iea4r
a week his proposed hunting TRIP
to Oregon. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
TWO NEW MATCHES.

SAN FRANCISCo-As a result
OF his clean-cut victory over Lee
johnson before the West Oak
land club. John Axevado. the Sac
rsmento featherweight, was
matched to meet Manuel vierra
In a four round go at to-
nights weekly boxing show, rs-
facing Solly Salvatore who was
Obliged to drop out ON account
of signing up with Frank Coniey
in Sacramento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
MCFARLAND CLIMBING UP.
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO - In the
event of q victory over Eddie
Dennis Il their four round bout
to-day, New York Tommy Nc
Fariand will Immediately go after
One Round" Hogan. willie
Richie or Frankie Bur.ss, accord
ing to his manager. Charley
Cieayer. McFarland's last three
wins were over Red Watson,
Louis Reese and Herb White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Will CAN MANAGER.
MONTREAI-A radical Oh,

MONTREAI-A radical change
Re expected in the management or
The local baseball. according 20
AN announcement made today by
President Lichtenstein OF the
Montreal club in the Information
al league. Mr.. Lichtenstein mas
decided to depose HIS present
manager, Billy Lush. and call a
meeting of sporting editors here
and ask them for advice on the
best method of raising the royals
from their cellar position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
JOHNSON BEATS ForTRELL

play of the Oregon state tennis
tournament will be when Johnson
the sensational San Francisco
player, and Richardson OF Seat
tie, inset. Johnson defeated Fott-
rell Of San Francisco who had
been picked by many to be run
ner up at seayt in the tourney.
In fast match Johnson won
handily. the score being ST. 81.
Ga.
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GOOD FRIDAY PROGRAM
SAN FRANCIsCo. Cal, Jul

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July
19-Fighters Of all sizes are
rounding mp their training today
for tonSRht's weekly four
round boxing show. Eddie Dem
mis-. who has been seeking bouts
with Willie Richie and other
topj notchers, will meet Tommy
Mcfarland. Other bouts on the
card include Tom Kennedy VS..
Joe Long. heayyweights: Walter
Cofesy W. Montana Dan Sulli-
van mtddfeNeiEhts; Rufe Tnr-
te4 ". BUY Homes. ltghtweights.
ana sefeHal other matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
Holland Fights Wild

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OAKLAND, CAL, July 10. =
Supremacy Is still undecided to-
day between Fritz Holland, the
Spokane middleweight. and Bill
ly Weeks of Vancouver, B. c.,
as result of a 10 round draw
they boxed before the West Oak
land club. Some believed Weeks
had slight shade but the decis-
ion was not rotested. Holland
fought wildly and did not show
his usual class. George Azevedo
of Sacramento surprised the fans
and plunged the negro element or
Oakland into bloom by beating
Lee johnson, their black feather
weight idol, all the way In SIX
rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
MORAN VS.. WHITE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. = Los
Angeles boxing fans are evincing
keen interest In the scheduled 20
round mill between Owen Moran
and Jack White &C Vernon Sat
urday. Beth boys already have
reached the weight Limit Of zas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
BROWN HURT IN AUTO.

NEW YORK =. Knockout"
Brown Is anxious to visit San
Francisco and box either Willie
Richie or One Round" Hogan,
Just as soon as injuries received
In recent automobne smasflup
will permit. Brown sustained .
wrsnched ankle and severely
sashed thigh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
DRIsCoLL VS.. KILBANE.

LONDON--Efforts are being
made by the National Sporting
club here to secure a bout be-
tween Jem Driscoll, the English
champion. and Johnny Kilbane,
worlds champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
American League
Standing Of the Clubs.

Observation-Disclosures first and
second games postponed account
of wet grounds.
Westinghouse. Louis game is
postponed on account of rain.
Cleyeland-New York game is
postponed on account of rain.
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sss ss . . &c
PLAY IN SEATTLE.

D Tacoma and Victoria NOV
, ed to Seattle today to play
, in Dugdale's dice box for the
D rest of the week. Today's
D game was scheduled to start
D at 3 O'Clock, as will proba-
D bly, all the games for the
, week. Tacoma plays Vic I
, toria here Sunday; three
D games In Seattle with Port I
, land next week ana the re-
D maindsr at home. I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19
MCCARTHY ALMOST DROWN

WILDWOOD, N. J.,--Luthdf
Mccarthy, the Missouri heavy-
weight, owes his life to the
prompt action OF the life guards
at the beach here. Mccarthy mas
included surf bathing as part or
his training for his bout with Al
Paizer this month and ventured
out beyond HIS depth. His cries
attracted the guards, who drag
ged him ashore unconscious. Nc
oarthy was none the worse ana
the experience will not interiors
with the Palzer bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

VANCOUVER ao-s, SEATTLE 10

VANCOUVER. B. O., July 10.
Willis and Agnew were invinef-
bic yesterday and made It Is
straight victories for Vancouver.
the Seattle Giants losing both
ends Of q doubie-header. The
scoye:
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SPOKANE .. PORTLAND 8

SPOKANE, July 19.-Three
Spokane pitchers were batted
hard yesterday and Portland had
to use two. The score:
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VICTORIA.

T0t1l8 ....3I II
sBatted for McCreery in 9th.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Tacoma 200 o 0 0 0 o o.
Victoria 100 900 90 1 o 2-3
SUMMARY.
Home runs-Nill, Meek. Sac
rifice hits-Holdeman, Brooks.
Struck out-By Criger 6, by Nc
Crsery .. Base on balls-On
sCriger Q. OF Schmutz /, OFF Nc
Crsery 4. Hit by pitched ball
Merritt by Schmutz. Double play
s---,Neighbora TO LaLonge. Passed
.bali-Meek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-19

Times Want Ads bring results.
Try am and prove 1t.
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Salt Rising bread Saturdays.
DuenwaId's Deiikafessen, 818
xfth 80
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SCORE By INNINGS.
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Spool Cotton

900 yards Bamberger's
Blasting Cotton, reg. 4c, 4
spools for..............1Oc
500 yds. J. o. Kings
Blasting Cotton, reg. &c, 3
Tor
200 yds. Hall & Manning
Cotton, reg. Csc doz..
at
200 yds. Soft Finish Ma
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at
200 yds Chadwick Ma
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at DC
200 yds. John j. Clark's
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Aunt Lydia's Thread,
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Glasgo Lace Thread,
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at
Kerr's Lustre Twist,
reg. 12c spool, 3 for. .25c
1900 yds. Mansfield Ma
chine Cotton, reg. 10c
spool, 3 for..............ZO
2,400 yds. Machine Cot
ton. reg. 21c spool. at. Ice
500 Brooks Glace
Cotton. reg. lac; Lis
doz., spool..........10 c
2400 yds. Buffalo Ma
chine Cotton, regular
25c spool .22c
Barbour's Carpet Thread.
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Pins

m p ort q DressfYiu
Pins, reg. 4c; special, B
papers for............B 30
Windsor Dressing Pins,
regular &c paper, at. .4c
English Dressing Pins,
various sizes, reg. &c, at
&c
Queens Own Dressing
Pins, reg. Sc; zoe doz.;
paper ...............8 &c
p. & M. Best English
Pins. reg. 10c and 12c
paper; 8 25c
P. & NJ. 500 count
English Pins, regular
15c and 19c paper .121ac
K. B.. & Co. assorted
Pin Sheets, reg. 10c; 3
for 25c
u lib. English Dress
makers Pins. reg. ITO
to 21c box...,.....12KO
A-lb. ssmakers'
Steel Pins, reg. 25c box,
1T lUc
h-lb. Star Dressmak-
ers' Pins, reg. Ice box,
1890
1s-lb. Lenox Dress
makers Pins, regular
zee box ............2 2c
Belt and Dressing
Pins, regular &c box;
special ............3M
200 Count Cube Pins,
regular lie and 15c
each, at ............1 Oc
200 Count Small Pin
Cubes. reg. 10c each.7Mc
Pearl Lace Pins, COL
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Pearl Flower Pins.
two on card, regular loo
caro- %
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Corset Laces

s I'd. Linen Corset Laces,
reg. &c, special. She
8 yd. Tubular Corset
Laces, reg. &c each .3hc
s yd. Linen Corset
Laces, reg. 10c. EACH.
2 for 15c
5 I'd. Mercerized Corset
Laces. regular 10c.
2 for 15c
8 yd. Mercerized Corset
Laces, reg. 15c each,
at
8 yd. Silk Corset Laces,
reg. Csc each. a .......19c
24-inch Hair Rolls, all
shades. reg. Csc, at....19c
Corset Steels, assorted
lengths, reg. 10c. at....5c
Carpet Binding, assort-
ed colors, reg. 12c, PC. &c
Carpet Binding, reg. 19c
piece. special ...........16c
1S-yard Slip Cover Bind
ing, reg. 15c. piece. 1219c
DC Muslin Neckbands for
mems shirts. 6 for.....25c
Csc pieces Tailors' Chalk,
reg. 15c, special. d.
&c to Sc Isle Elastic,
various widths, yard. Be
Sc to lie Lisle Elastic,
black and white, yard. 4c
19c Silk Cabled Elastic,
all colors, yard.
Children's S k e e t o II
Waists, reg. 15c. each 7Rc
Hat Fasteners. reg. loo
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FeatherbOne

No. 2 grade Warren
Featherbone. regular Acc,
JON .3oc
w ar Chicago
Featherbone. regular $1.0O,
H. B. Covered Feather
bone, reg. S8c, piece. Csc
Twill Covered Feather
bone, reg. 75c, piece. .59c
Warren's Gros Grain
Covered Featherbone, reg,
Six a Covered Collar aTo
bone, reg. 10c, S5c doz.;
YARD TIC
Silk Covered Collarbone,
reg. 12c, $1.OO doz.;
ydru
Girdeline Bone, reg. 15c
yard, $1.20 doz,; I'd. lie
Girdle Foundations, reg.
19c each, at.............15c
Net Covered Collar
Foundations, reg. &c each,
3 for ....................1Oc
10c Collar Foundations,
net. and chiffon, 2 for 15c
36-in. pure Shell Whale
bone, reg. 25c. 1920 doz.;
strlp 1Oc
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Thimbles

&c German Silver Thin
bles, extra heavy 3 for Zoe
SC Celluloie Thimbles and
Finger Shields for Toe
German Silver Thimbles.
reg. 10c, special. 715c
Sterling Silver Thimbles,
reg. Csc. special.
Toe Coat Hangers, nickel
plated folding...2 for 15c
Wooden Glove Forms,
reg. Zoe each, special. .19c
S-oz. Machine Oil, reg.
&c bottle. 8 for Zoe
8 OF. Machine Oil, reg.
10c bottle, special. 7hc
Adjustable Steel Stilet-
tos, reg. 15c. each......1Oc
1Qc Silk Lacing Cord for
Peter Thompson Suits.
special ........2 for 15c
Embroidered l. m b lem
Sets, reg. 25c, special. lie
10 I'd. Dress Weight
Tape. reg. $1.00, piece. .60c
Adjustable Skirt Mark
ers, reg. 25c, at........10c
Boys Pants Bands. reg.
&c each. 2 for sc
Spool Holders, velvet
cushion tops, regular 25c,
at
10c Sleeve Protectors,
assorted sizes, pair...715c
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Shoe Findings

10c Tubular Shoe Laces,
IA to "a, at 3 doz. for zoe
90 Black Tubular Shoe
Laces, reg. 10c. doz.....5c
SO-in. Mercerized Tie
Laces, reg. 10c pair, .
lOr
15c Silk Braid Tie Laces,
30 in. long, pair. .......1Oc
Csc SILK Tie Laces, cord
ed or plain, 30 in......15c
10c Pump Bows of heavy
corded ribbon, each. ..7Ac
Sc Congdon Laces, tan
and black, 3 pairs for Zoe
Slipper Trees, reg, 39c
per pair, special. .......19c
Black Shoe Buttons, reg.
DC, 3 gross for..........1Oc
&c Shoe Buttons and
Needles. 3 cards for. Zoe
1Oc Agate Shoe Buttons,
a k and c%olors, 2
uoZ.
Can't-Slips. reg. 1Oc pair.
special at ..............01Ac
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Between
Ourselves

Paul W. Minnick says that ad-
~vertising and religion are one.
He is right, too.
Advertising in some aspects
is a good deal like religion.
Those who get religion from an
evangelistic burst of oratory are
often disappointed in its effect
upon their lives. Spasmodic ad-
vertisers are frequently the con-
yerts OF an advertising enthusiast
who predicts great and immedi-
ate results in the business. There
are backsllders in advertising as
well as religion. The percentage
is probably just as high, and
they all blame the religion in
stead 81 their understanding.
Real advertising must be as
much a part Of the business it.
self as true religion is of right
living"
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Dress Shield

Light weight Dress
Shields. No. 2. 3 and 4;
reg. sc; 75c doz.; 8 pairs
for .................2 zoe
w a s h a b1 Dress
Shields, No. Q. 8 and 4;
reg. Toe and 12c; s5c
dozen; pair...........Sc
Shirt Waist Shields,
with pins; regular 1870
pair; SIC dozen; pair..Sc
Kimono Shields, fine
nainsook covers, No. 3
and a; regular zee and
&c, pair Zoe
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Miscellaneous Items in the Notion Sale

s yard Mercerized Skirt
Braid, reg. 15c piece. .12c
zoe Black Velveteen
Skirt Binding, 4 yds. .16c
Fancy Silk Pin Cushions,
reg. 25c. each........12hc
Wire Hat Rests, reg. 10c
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10c Lisle To-gards, as
sorted sizes, 2 prs for 15c
Sanitary Belts. all sizes,
reg. 19c, 2 .26c
Sanitary Aprons, light
weight rubber, reg. 29c,
at zoe
S h a m p o Protectors,
pure gum. reg. s1.00,
az
Ironing Wax with han
dies. reg. 1c each, doz. &c
Toe Shirt Waist Belts,
with pins, spec, 2 for. .15c
Pulley Shirt w al s t
Belts, reg. 15c, spec. Toe
Alcohol Lamps, regular
price 25c, special at, .21c
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Shoe Dres S

2-in-1 Shoe Paste, reg.
10c per box, 715c
Whittemore's P a ( n t
Leather Paste. reg. Sc.
Whittemore's r g C h
Cream. reg. 25c, at....10c
Minute Shine Polishing
Outfits, reg. 19c. at....1Oc
Whittemore's Polishing
Outfit, reg. 25c. at.....19c
Shinola Polishing Outfit,
regular Csc. at..........10c
n Nugget Outfit, with
paste, reg. 40e. each. .33c
Straw Bleach, to clean
" hite hats. reg. 10c,
at 7hc
Electric Glove Cleaner,
reg. 15c, box. .121Ac
Sc Bixby's Royal and Jet
Oil Polish. bottle. &c
whittemore's Gilt Edge
Polish, reg. loo. at.
Whittemore's D a n d y
Polish, reg. 15c. bot. .12Mc
Whittemore's Elite Pol
lsh, reg. 15c, bottle. .12hc
Tenu. the suede cleaner,
reg. Csc, bottle.........10c
Quickwhlte, c a v s
cleaner, reg. 19c, bot. .10c
Quickwhite Cleaner, reg.
l0c, 2 bottles for.......15c
Nugget White Cream,
reg. Zoe, bottle.
Buckbuck. the white
buck cleaner. reg. Csc.
1t
Shuclean, white kid
cleaner, reg. 25c. at .1Oc
Colorite, straw hat dye,
reg. 19c, bottle.........16c
Bixola Shoe Paste, reg.
SC box. special.
Shinola Shoe Paste. reg.
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Hair Curriers'

Broadway Curriers', 1
dozen, reg. SC &c
West Electric Curriers',
reg. 25c card, at........10c
Comfort Hair Waivers,
reg. 10c card, 71sc
Nickel = Plated Curling
Irons, reg. 10c, special. re
Nickel = Plated Waving
Irons. leg. Csc, each...I9c
Hair Nets of Real Hair,
reg. 10c each. 8 zoe
Golf Style Hair Nets
reg. 15c each, at. lac
Extra Large Hair Nets.
real hair. reg. Csc. at. .19c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-15
Silk Bindings

10c Vassar Seam Bind
Ing, white and black. 7Ac
10 yd. Bamberger's Taft
feta Binding, reg. 15c.
1.4O dozen, piece......12c
8 yd Colored Seam Bind
ing. reg. loo. 1.40 dozen,
piece .I&c
9 yd. Prussian Binding,
reg. Ice. lao doz., pc..12c
A-in. Prussian Binding,
white and black, reg.
QUO
H-in. Lisle Blanke t
Binding, reg. &C., 25c doz.,
yard .Z1zc
1h-in. Llsle Blanket
Binding, reg. sc. 35c doz..
) yards 1Oc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-15
Collar Supporters

&c Queen Collar Support
er, washable, 4 cards
q
&c Featherbone Collar
Supporters. 3 cards for Zoe
&c Spiral Covered Col
lar Supporters, 3 cards
for lOc
1Oc Keitel Collar Sup
porters, Csc dozen, A cards
for
10c Easy Way Pin Col
lar Supporters, reg. loo,
caro-
10c Rust Not Spiral Col
lar Supports, Csc dozen, 4
cards for .............,.2bc
40c Spiral Collar Sup
porters, 80 in strip. Doc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-15

Sateen Skirt Yokes. reg.
Zoe, special at..........19c
Foot Form Stocking
Darners, reg. 10c, at. 71kc
H a t Pins, assorted
styles. reg. 15c, each. .1Oc
Ivory Collar Buttons.
regular lie dozen........
2 dozen for 15c
Celluloid Collar Buttons.
reg. 10c doz. q for 15c
King Collar Buttons,
reg. &c each. d for Toe
Lingerie Ribbon Tape,
reg. 10c piece, Q for...15c
Leather Knee Protec-
tors, reg. Csc pair, at..19c
Tomato Pin Cushions.
reg. &c pair, .31ac
Turkey Red Cushions,
with pins, reg. loci at 71bc
Pearl Beads, all sizes,
reg. 25c string..........19c
Ribbon Embroidery Sets,
reg. SOC. special.