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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
MANY MOTIONS HEARD
IN DISTRICT COURT
Considerable Business Dispatcher
Yesterday bJ Judge browning IA
Iorty seventh Tribunal.

While portion % 'he day "as
given over 10 argument TO the cas"
NJ the Panhandle Packing Company
SIS. Mrs Mamie r suIngtellov
Thursday 10 the Forts seventh Dis
trig Court mizh' boz termed motion
day. as c0nsidera1.n time Has given
by the court 10 consideration ~ mo-
lions IN various causes.
The proceeding were as follows
First National F1nk g Char'e.
s. Sanger. defoniln.s motion TOR
ne wtrlal oyerrHlrd. and notice o.
appeal given
Louis De- Foe Brady Ncely Gro.
Ger Company. defendants motion for
new trial oyorrIIed, and notice OF
appeal given
=. g. Huckaby ys star SIN and
Elevator COMPANY defendant u "
Ames motion f0y new tria 0v"rT1lrd
aud notice Of appeal given
J s.. Ayers ys Fort Worth a Don.
ser City RallWay Company, motion
for new trial ogrrruled and noiIc" n'
appeal given
State 81 TDas v. y. T. Coficy
motion for nev trial oyerrulcd. and
onteuce OF ino Years prorouu rod
TOR forgery
state Of TeAa. ta Albert Reid de
frudnurs motion for ucv trial % .cr.
ruled. and sentence oi two wears
passed
other proceeding were
~. \ Harris yF L0tt.c Harris. q.
gDrce granted pluIe. not permitted
tp marry within year
~. S. Roberts Of al VS. J q Nunu
O.. u Yost appointed auditor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
MIAMI COUNTRY SOAKTn.
WHEAT PROSPECTS FINE

We're thinking OF building ark
ND our way. said J 4 Holmes. q
prominent attorney oft Miami. wh,
care in last nignt ON prote. si5nal
business. Rains have fallen iu
great abundance. the precipitation
FOR the past several DAYS aggregatinv
nearly four inches In consequence
wheat. which Ia been planted 20
greatly increased acreage this year
Is looking fine. and promises the
most ahundan, yield in the history
nf the North Panhandle Tho people
are IN an optimistic mood and the
business outlook Is genuinely assur-
ire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
Court STFNOGH ArHER HEHE
~ HplTE To niiHNHt

FLOYD 4 Cooper stouuraphcr for
the six'y-n,nfb District Court. was
IN the cit, Yesterday afternoon from
Hereford. ON route 60 his home Al,
nalhart.
'r Cooper reported abundant
ms iu the Hereford country. and
declared the outlook for better husi-
re-s and bsFer crops w3s most
promising
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
pICkINS HERE IN ROUTE
To POINTS ~ NEW YORK

T. ]. pickcns. stenographer for the
one Hundred and Twenty fifth Dis
fr.ct Court. came IN last night from
Miami, where the term Of court has
JUS closed Mr. pickens will re-
main boz Amarillo uu.il saturday
moluini. when he will leave for an
extended stay in the East. during
which ne will visit In New York
Syracuse and other points IN ths
Empire state. touching az Chicago
on his return 10 the Panhandle q
month hence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

ar candidate Tor Mayor and
Commissioner of the CTS 20 be
elected on TUESDAY December 10,
ore requested 20 have ir their appl-
cations by 20 O'Clock mi Satur-
day. December 8. and 90 meet az my
office 40 that time to draw Tor places
on fhs ticket. AS same VIII be- made
NJ Cd that time. and no application
received after that hour
". y GEE Nayor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

You are fraternally notified that
unless YOU call and pay your No
vember dues. YOU will be- suspended
from this order. and that without
notice. must make an collections.
as my clcrkship expires January LIST.
is14 Fraternally.
2S-it r ". BARNES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
Grandma Talks
About Babies
Hs; large Circle Of Listener, Who Prof.
it by Her Wisdom and Experience.

IN almost aHv settled community there's
grandma who knows Mothers Friend.
Not only Is she reminiscent Ok her own
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

The entrance Of Mr. Blanchard
into the contes, will add interest 90
the brief campaign For two terms
Mr. Blanchard has served as alder
man with the city Council and his
record In that capacity Is known 90
every citizen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

The North Texas Notion Company
vii open a special Christmas shop %
the room formerly occupied by say.
Tor 4 Kendall Clothing Company AZ
ana POLK Street Leon Monirom.
cry. Manager. Opening day, satur
day. December 6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

WATCH rOR THE blk bargain
sunday 21-5t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05
To the Voters of Precinct One:

We to make
srlO cosmopolitan safe and for all
professions.
Of you havet of n Amarillo
ndother eaese THIS
UNDER PROHIBITION We
not either the
buildings and all
With confidence look shy Investments
Are they seeking n Amarillo today?
THERE ARE STORE BUILDINGS AND 54 OFFICES
Prohibition .r better The
control the saloons Thew will not be permitted to
n must : p.
loon be bihsrlyw tho o
Of
within boundaries Of the business dis
Amarillo will financially, with
few ands thousands of dollars
FAvoRABLY LOCATED AS CENTER TO MAKE GREAT
CITY HERE TEXAS Other favoby located
and ard
Amr Help forward the line
OF Prohibition December g.
IMPROVEMENT IN
OF BUSINESS IN THE VARIOUS TRADES feel
accomplish all trades and and for
have a invested Amsdi
| Yousv truly,
COMMITTEE
| For the
This advertisement who in md
ard who want to Amarillo soaHd the
| OF few men,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

WATCH FOR TiIU big bargain
2s-St
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

Elks Big Minsuels; biggest hit
Of the season. Opera House
again tonight. 2S-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

WATCH ron .HE big bargain
sunday s'-'i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-05

WATCH ron THE big bargain
sunday. 25-5t
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Is Pound Sack American Standard Granula-
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Extra Large Bananas, per dozen .............. rs
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Please bear in mind that the roads heavy. and
will appreciate you will place your orders today,
always rushed Saturday.
Phone d34 soc West Ninth
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

same, wrong, TO give q hit to bats
man when q sure force out or double
play Is only averted by the cleverness
OF the baserunner who 10 already ON
the trail. II that man has started to
steal. and Ia almost over the next bag
when the batter hits q tiny one to the
pitcher. who. in turn, chucks to Sec.
ond or third a fraction late. why
should the batter get a hit through
the help Of a fast pal. when his own
work would have been a fszle?
The batting averages are frixhtfullv
artificial right nowhere padded. in.
mated shsms. They talk about the
Improvement in progressive plsy-but
II 10 all our bright young athletes can
40 to bat near the records of their
fathers. And the modern records are
padded with sacrifices, sacrifice nies.
Cincinnati hits and the generous help
OF the modern scorer. who won't Give
woody an error excepting on the
mum Of . poppy or . throw iAto the
pavilion. And our daddiss bAtted 'em
long and strong with the pitcher oniy
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
Mn
....Edited by....
RalphL. Yonker
|RUMOR SAY ARMOUR
WILL MANAGE KAWS
Indications Are That Milwaukee Man
Will Head Kansas City
Outfit Next Season

CHICAGO, Sept. l0-Denial by
George Tebeau. Kansas City magnate,
OF the story that Heinie Pietz would
succeed Charley Carr as manager oil
the Kansas City association team.
next year. today revived the story
that William Armour, of Milwaukee,
former association manager, would
pilot the Kaws.
Dispatches from Danville, ILL.,, q
few days ago. mentioning the pur-
chase by Kansas City OF Orville sell
by. a Three.I league twirler. asserted
that Armour discovered Selby and In
tended TO guide him to the Milwaukee
Brewers. The fact that he changed
his mind and steered Selby In the III
rection of Kansas City was taken rs
evidence by the Danville baseball d.
rectors that Armour Is to head Te-
beau's team next season.
Tebeau. who saw the Cub game
here, yesterday. stated that the vet
eran Heinie Is to be used as coach
for his young pitchers.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
CLARK'S RETURN
IS BIG BOOST
FOR CENTRAL
Six Veterans Numbered Among Can
didates for Football Honors
Under Stocking
FIRST sCRINNAGE OF
SEASON cones FRIDAY
Duncan, Keeton, Falling, Straw and
Brown VIII be In Game
Again This Year

1t looks ike q real football team
for Central high this year. With Les
Clark back In uniform. and ave other
veterans OF, former battles lighting TO
retain their old positions. together
With as promising bunch Of new
material as has turned out in recent
years, there seems TO be nothing IN
sight but 40. unbeatable com ipsuon.
The decision of Les Clark TO re-
turn 10. school has eliminated the
problem Of slecting . captain for the
foot ball squad. Clark was named Tor
the place. but when he announced
some time ego that he wouldn't be
back in school,, plans were made to
elect his successor.
Ciark's return makes tt certain that
ak veterans will be among the list
of candidates. They are Clark, at
quarterback; Duncan, at haldback:
Keeton and Falling. at the tackle posi-
lions, and Straw and Brown, guards.
Coach Stocking has promiSed to in
ject q littl ereai football into the
practice before the weeks end, prob
ably Friday, when the hrst scrim-
mage Of the year 10 on schedule.
Two teams will be picked. one ipclud-
ing all the veterans. and they Will De
allowed to hammer away at each
other for q few minuteG
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

80 feet away. aud with the scorers
severe - Drsco, and without any help
from frills or fancy igurings, Those
old days and the old fellows, who
swung the biffsticks. Some men.
Oh. yes--whats that one. Clarence?
No foul strike rule In those days?
Nope-but a caught foul tip was out
instanuy-one erase only needed
and vet our fathers didn't care. Thes
went right ahead and hit that ball,
which wasn't near a. lively, either,
a. the cork-center of today. Problem,
not % hard to hgure:
Z II one Of those old gazabs. batting
with . mighty hurler only so feet
away: with q csader ball: with an
error scored II the helders only
touched the drive: with q caught foul
tip registered as an out: with no sac.
rfhces, sacrifice hies, or Cincinnati
hits to boost them-if one OF those
old crocodiles could lift $40. how
much would he have hit IL modern
rules and modern conditions--ball. dis
lance. errors, and artificial aids4-had
prevailed IN the long agof
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
|RK IS MECCA FOR r.
PUCILlSTS THESE DAYS
new YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.AThe lons,
ory spell that the spugilistically, in
cnned persons hereabouts have had
10 suner for the past two months. ow-
ing % the closing OF most Of the boz
ing clubs. Is about over. The cluha
are BEGINNING to open again, Aehts
are being arranged and this town has
come to be the mecca OF the scrap.
pers ~
sam lAngford. the Boston scrappsr,
ariited into town and has gone into
raining for. his bout tonight with
John Lester Johnson. a gentleman OF
color. who calls himself the heavy.
weight champion of South Africa" IL
though 1t Is said that he has never
oeen nearer South Africa than Hobo.
ken, ". J. - - =. 80.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
CHAIIKU0ES DEFEATED
m STATE TOURNAMENT

OAKLAND. Cal, Sept. 1O.--Clar
ence ]. Grimm and John r. Strachan
young coast tennis stars, who were
challsngsrs Of Mclaughlin and Bun
dy for the national tennis doubles
championship this year, today attrtb
uted their defeat In the Anal doubled
match Of the state tournament, yes
terday, to "stalsness. For two
months Orifln and Strachan have
been playing in tournament matches
and their play. yesterday. lacked the
dash that characterized their work II
CHICAGO and In the east.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Connie Mack HISS served notice
that if Cleveland wants q pehnant
the Maps better take ID this year.
NJ he II going 20 have the best
team ever next season.
Hut Il may be slipped 10 the
Naps that losing two games whiie
the Mmckmen lose one IN the same
day lint the way 10 get along NJ
this time Of year.
Dc~bIlnx and Johnson upset
Cley~lnnd yesterday. BoehunS
held them 20 four hits.
Three more victories over the
Rrownn and the Yankees may Ilft
Themselves out Of the cellar. TIE
wlnulug run was slipped over In
yrsterday's game when PccA
naush drew q pass on Leverees
with the baees full.
TIE Cubs seOred all Of their four
,,nr ,rsSna4 tMe CavAtsNe- - 80
.e%,, 4 ~ ~. ReA $3.50, g Y
,1tuu.c%i,a fSp Aome r.Asss4th two o.
hasr az his part Of. the enterssss-
ment.
TIE Dodgers recovered iron
80 trsnce long enough 10 best
~ .urrntes. YingiinE was IN tse
Snx and adminlstered . shut "u''
Aviator Killed.
sEBASTOPOL. Russia, Sept. ~
The military aviator. Druschinin' re
while making a hignt' al
was instantly killed.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

Prank MorNn. conQueror Of Al Par
ser, To- bouhArding Ounhoat Smith,
n fellow white hope" With dsns, a.
ssrting With. vshsmencs that he can
put the Smith. person to sleep In .
most rsAnsd and thoroash n mAnn sr =,
fackex MCFARLAND. the Chicaeo
lightweight, IL here visiting friends
primarily. but rackey has announced
that he 10 not ,averse 70 knocking out
Z few ringsters provided. OF course,
he gets good pay for % exerting him
self. =.
I EDDIE McGoorty, the Wisconsin
heavyweight. and Battling Levinsky.
who used to night under the nom de
plume Of Barney williams. are condi
tioning themselves In the suburbs foI
their ten.rUund bout Wednesday night
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

What's in name? San Fran
cisco followers OF the boxing game
are of the opinion that there Is
deal in a name that is connected
with the four-round game at present.
Me y .RobYnsor. "a So. -
three *ooxs s--lightwefghts--py ehae
moniker.
The best known Of the Fighting
'Robinsons' Is Bubbles who has a
l0-round draw to. his credit with AID
Wolgast. the ex-champion 'of the
lightweight division. Bubbles
shaded "Kayo" Brown. the New
York lightweight, in a l0-round con-
test at Schenectady, n. Y, on Oct.
"a, 1910. Robinson's contest with
Wolgast took place in Los Angeles
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
COWBOYS ! 5. HOLD !. 4,
FIRST. PRACTICE
Western ExpscS- to Have Exoep-
tionally Heavy Line and
Speedy Daekaeld

Forty or more candidates for West
ems football wsrs expsctsd out In
unifor uth0 aftaeneoa for the IN
itial practice. Ths:pen net ysstsrdAy
at the call OF Cast. Harry schaifsl
and Coach Matthew. but there Wal
no practice. Both coach and captain
were highly pleased with the bunch
that reported.
From the men available, the Cow
boys expect to have An unusually
heavy line. with . possible average Of
16O pounds. Indications are that the
backAeld will be light but speedy
There are several Of the veteran
among the candidates and among the
new men, several have had consider
able football experience.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

IRAN for Mckee In the ninth
lone out when winning run scored
was scored
tBatteC for Janvrin in the eleventh
Detroit ....,0 % D o u o.
Boston .....l'0 o p00 - Ia
Hitts-On Grover in. g inning a.on
Dubuc 2 in Us innings: OF Moseley
O. In 3 l.: innings; OF Hall > In I "a
3GrtpSs: TSS4SzgYS ~x4sLrl12 lssss yssr .9H,e.'yt
! ~ &Sh. kxftfic- hits-yitt. ,srovsf,
Sps ker. Wis .. DoUbie p1ay-Speak-
sr cedy, and 1Anvrin Left on bases
--O6 Aossly 9. on Grover g. First base
On srrcrs-Detroit L.. Struck out
by Grover !. by Moselsy 4. by Hall
{, by Dvbuc l. Wild pitch--Moseley.
Timc-S:3S Observation-Disclosures and
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
Grover. From Jacksonville, Fla
Makes Big League Debut
Against Champs
DETROIT LOSES IN 18th
BY SCORE OF s TO 2
Rox,on Bunches Three Hits Of Dubuc
and Winning Run
Results

BOSTON, Mass, Sept 10.-Detroit
lost yesterday Us thinning game
against Boston by a score Of to 2,
bu, Manager Jennings was satisfied.
He cav one OF his recruit pitchers,
fresh from the minors, make his de-
hat In big league society and pitcn
same that would have done credit 10
the hest of veterans. The man was
Grover. found by the Tigers In jack
souyille, Fla. In the eight innings
he pitched against the world cham
MONS, he allowed only two runs, sew
IN hits. and gave three bases on balls.
Moral responsibility for the defeat
- chHlked up against the Frenchman,
Ham Dubuc. who relieved Grover AT
10 end Of the eighth inning. In the
eI4yenth inning Gardner, ferkes anu
Rehx all singled safely on Dubuc. and
TIE winning run was put over.
The Tigers passed up fine chance
- take the game In me tenth inning.
\ vhen the bases were full and only
a. but. Bush had hit safely anu
vo,ang Mr.. Moseley had given passes
a both Crawford and Cobb. Man
A0DI IaIIlkdu az PNsAs~
Noseley. and Charlie Hall. VINO sue
!; ceoded him, had little trouble In get
finw Veach via the strikeout route
OrSlow died for the third out.
Boston got their first run In the
! ononing session when Lewis aik'
Hcoper successfully worked the
soneexe play. The Red Sox counted
y - - .aAn rshird. on a base on oalis'
-, - lh9ld out and 2 81 a (
4 rcSA made Detroit's first run In the
.6ecnd He beat out Q hit TO Cara
ncr and advanced on Wild throw 70
1rst. a Wild pitch took him to tniro'
1n1 he scored on Onslow's single.
ne Tigers got the tying score : N
~ ninth when Bob veach rescrec
seSund after Hooper failed to hold nis
3c111 AZ 10 deep center. and Red NC
|Y4S followed with sale nit.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
TAR BABY. SEEKS
MORE EASY MONEY
Langford Disposes of John Lester
Johnson With Just
Three Blows

NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-Sam Lang
ford, the Boston tar baby, is today
In search OF any more easy money
that may be hanging around New
York. Langford met John Lester
Johnson In a scheduled l0-round bout,
last night. but Johnson had enough
before one round was over. Johnson
ran away from Sam until cornered.
Langford then landed just three
blows Johnson took the count oil
nine twice from kidney punches. and
the referee stopped the bout when
he went down q third time.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
"Seyvicp in STYLE"

II It's style that you are keen
est for. prepare to find In Bal
antine Service Clothes style the
season ahead. Prepare TO find
styles, which only a handful OF
the best tailors can show.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
inscn.

just before Ad boxed Battling Nell
son the l0-round bout that practi-
caily made the Michigan Wildcat.
The Ketchel OF the trio Is Salinas
Jack. The latter has only engaged
80 few contests' I'm ncissso.
I'd sSeaeh fight endeu Va me skayo
route. Salinas Jack hits with either
hand.
Last comes Willie. the lighting
grocer" Willie Is a married man
and owns grocery store. "Blondy,'
as he is popularity known, Is the
busiest boxer in the ring Of the Rob-
insons. Willie Is q simon pure prod
uct of the four-round game.
Each Of the Robinsons is clean
boxer.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
4 s:26 FACE. PURSE ,4oe.
College GOLF TITLE
DETERMINED TODAY

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1O.-Team.
representing Yale and Williams col.
ieges VIII meet, today, In the nnaIs
Ior the intercollegiate golf champion.
snip. Williams beat Cornell, yester.
DAY. eight matches to one. while Yale
reached the finals by defeating
Pr1nceton by Ave matches to four.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
"Service in FiffinQ"

II it's At you are keenest for,
prepare to find in Ballantine
Service Clothes cumulative
skill born OF many Sears OF
patiep.---drillin11 Prepare to
have q Master Mind design,
drape and shape your garments.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
"SeYuice in Wear"

II it's wear that you're keen
est for, prepare to hnd In Bal
lantine Service Clothes fabrics
which are pure.wool and sure
wool In every fiber. Prepare
to find a shapeliness that stays
in and with the garment until
you discard them. "A
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

LYONS. France. Sept. 1O.-A mon.
opiane driven by Aviator Chomienns
feii. late yesterday. The pilot VA
killed
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results.
providence Is, Jersey City Z.
Baltimore g. Newark 8.
DunaIo I. Rochester 8.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
Meyors sold "a lI,..,. ~,....

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-Catchsr w. A.
Meyers. purchased by the White Sox
from the Winona. Mimi. team, was
To-Day sold to the Lincoln club, OF the
Western league.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

11sssn hold the Athletics safe
and sAut then OFT. One Of the
white 0OxeS tive Puns came when
Chief DenAes.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

Missouri has. free employment
agencies IN st. Louis, Kansas City,
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YesterAay'S Heseltc.
Boston 3. Detroit I'll innihgp
fshscasc !. Athletics o.
EaehinxtOn SIS. Cleveland I'll.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
"SerUice in Service"

n It's service that you're
keenest for, prepare to find in
Ballantine Service Clothes
service that IL service, waiting
on promptly. try-on when prom
Used and delivery when wanted
service from start to finish IL
Ballantine Service.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
2:I4 PACE, PURSE s1oe

cyclone. b. g., by Red Rtrd
Hal H b. n. (McCaiij
ns',y brsen. b. m .(Portsr) "a
siinsr A. b: 3. (ksrr)
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

Pall1ntine service Business TweedC q
Worsted and Cheviot suits. ......V~
Bailantine service Black and 90
Rsmembsr-We do the largest tail
oring business and have the largest
stock and the most modern equipped
shops in the city--all clothes MADE
IN DETROIT"
Glad to talk II over with you"
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

Columbus 2. Kansas City ..
louisville 0. Milwaukee 4.n.t-
Toledo 8, Minneapolis 8 al innings).
indfanapnlia La St Paul
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh o.
4, ST. Louis y. .
Only two games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

u Ganes To1ay.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
n Louis at New York.
chlcngo at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
What it means to haV
intelligently, expedite

The skill; material and conscientious work
the wearer of Ballantine Clothes ''iron-clad
assurance of Style, Fit and Quality.
Today, Ballantine Service has definite
and recognized meaning
It has taken time and uniform fair dealing to build up
this business.
II means the best patterns from which to choose ex
perenced advice regarding suitable style and material if
YOU are in doubt It clothes designed to meet your
own individual requirements clothes that will give you that
feeling of satisfied ownership every time put them on
It means the workmanship tryons at any time set
for your convenience and the finished work prompt to the
minute.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
q Fiouye-Ff Clothes and Our Prices Are Right

Ballantipe Service" Overcoats irr- NEn
ported Crombie. also Carr Melton. 0CU
cant be duplicated for the money!
Ballantine Service" Trousers. &C dr1O
English Tweeds and worsteds. DO 10 1lZ
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10

milne services Civ when want
anandd We make
be fitted Almost
and after
The Detroit times., 1913-09-10
Ballantine Clothes Gaining New Frienc
Every Day
The store Of Service

We long ago discovered that high-cass assistants
essentials successful tailoring business Give the finest
materials to ordinary Workmen and get only ordinary
results For this employ the best help we pay
topnotch salaries and ask and get the best Our
increased business enables to give these good taors
steady work during the entire year The growth OF our
business attests the wisdom of this policy 1t gives GER
tain advantages not enjoyed by any other tailoring shop
in the city.