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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
WHISTLER OUT or
OTTAWACONTEST
Ha.nstay Of Islanders 8aekfeId Has
Bad ankle and He VIII BE Saved
for Moline Battle.
srRrBs 10 CLASH Win VIOLA
He.mbaek 70 Take Vacancy at Full,
Wjth Norris at End and Mich
oIs in the Line.

rgEIbaek Whistler, mainstay Of the
hsaxeeEd Of the Rock Island high
school football team. is not TO accom-
aaav rae islanders when they invade
ottawa next SATURDAY. Whisier's bad
ankle was injured In the Rockford
game ana was thought advisable to
save him for the big clash with Mo
line The following week. Whistler viii
accompany tne scrubs 10 Alexis Satur-
as-. when tne seconds meet the high
school tear Of that city i'm their first
game of the year
lr taa workouts this week Coach
Anderson has been playing Heimbeck
all mH1ack and il is probable that
ae with HI that position Saturday
AGAINST Ottawa. Johnny Robb and Bob
.Ars.ae will probably be used at the
Hz.r7arE positions. with Thomas jim
quarter. Thomas wrenched his back
n tito Rockford game. but it is hoped
that his condition win improve to
such 7u extent that he viii be able to
plar This week. as Coach Anderson has
aa other reliable candidate for this
place Captain Nicholas has recovered
Ht-Hl4 Ea EAF EatTA H-Nt 90 tai
and da VIII take his old place al tackle
80 strengthen the line a better pair
Of .arses than Nichols and James are
hard .o Hnd and the combjnati0
should sor be broken up.
Morris at End.
Never Morris. who made such
splendid showing against Rockford in
the short time he was in the game,
wuI r.a. left end while During has
won q regular berth al the other end
position by his work Saturday. Mercer
sill start at center. with Kuehl and
Ta ,0~ at the guard positions,
THE islanders are determined TO reg .
fs.ar their FIRST regular victory at Oil
Java Saturday, and Judging by the de
termination and spirit the boys are
shav ing IN practice their wishes viii .
be Hrstfed.
Ottawa is planning to make the Rock .
Island game one of the biggest Of the .
season On tbe home lot Booster meet |
ires are being held and a band VIII be /
uTa shed at the game. with 2 big .
parade TO the park Ottawa held the I
strong Peoria Central high eleven to /
q 5r fo O. sco0re at Peoria last satur-I
5az /
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Evening Star Astrologer
one of the Pacific Coast States is in
dfcated
Copyright 1915.)

one of the Pacific Coast States is In
dicated.
Heavy mortality, internal troubles
among men in official position and
extreme demands upon the civilian
population are foretold for Germany.
The severe illness of a man for
merly high in public life is prognos-
ticated. This mans loss Of prestige
will affect his health, the seers de-
clare.
Residents of New York city are
again warned of an Ill omen. Some
accident or circumstance of tragic
nature will attract the attention OF
the world, the seers foretell.
A large fleet of airships will be
maintained by the United States. as
trologers say, and American inven-
tions will gain added fame.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of successful year in
both business and domestic affairs.
Journeys and change that will be
lucky are probable.
Children born on this day have
good stars to guide them. They
should be extraordinarily intelligent,
Industrious and progressive. They
may partake of Virgo characteristics
as well as Leo traits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1915.
"The stars incline, but do not compe

.The stars incline, but do not compel"
Uranus and Venus are in benefic
aspect today, but their kindly infu-
ence is counteracted by the evil
power of Neptune.
It is an exceedingly dangerous rule
for men and women who are inclined
toward romance, since the sway is be-
Iieved to increase susceptibility while
it destroys the analytical instinct and
promotes mistakes in judgment.
Under this rule odd and eccentric
persons are believed to gain domina-
tion.
There is a warning sign concerning
the sea and an incident of national
import will take place on the Pacific
ocean, 1t is predicted within a short
time. Defense for the western coast
is wise, the seers declare.
This should be an auspicious day
for weddings and for all social as
semblies.
Women are subject to direction
said to presage increase in serious vo-
cations and diminishing of. frivolity.
Stormy weather, floods and much
loss are prognosticated for Austria
and Holland early in the autumn.
New Zealand is one place on the
globe that has q happy outlook for
the remainder of the year.
Troubles over lands In California or
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Flowers

There are many kinds of flowers in
this world. There are roses. lilacs,
carnatiop, daisies. violets, lilies,
bluebells, spring beauties and cow
slips.
Flowers are useful in a few ways
They make the sick happy, cheer the
sad and make the gardens and houses
look pretty.
like flowers very mch Ny favor
ite flower is the rose.
We have no garden at our house
But, dear children, when you are sick.
flowers are your best friends
LILLIAN ROSENBAUM,
Aged eight.
Kearny avenue, Kearny.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Complied With Her Request

The father and mother and eight
year-oId Willie we're taking short
ocean voyage for the first time. Both
parents were exceedingly seaslck, nut
not so Willie. He was having the
time of his life. In low. weak tones
the mother said:
Father, think you ought to speak
to Willie
Soon Willie came romping in, and
between seasick means the father
said:
"H-o-w-d-y--d-o. Wllisss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
In Land of Jokedom
A Difficult Task

The government official had been
telling a simple old Scotch farmer
what he must do in the case of a
German invasion on the east coast of
Scotland.
AN hae I RELY tae dae this wi a
ma beesties If the Germans conner"
asked the old fellow at the finish.
The official informed him that such
was the law. "All live stock of every
description must be branded and
driven inland"
''Weel, I'm thinking I'll hae an
awfu' job wi ma bees!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Punch and Judy

You all know the play of Punch
and Judy?
This is the relic of very ancient
mystery play. The actors of the
original play were Pontius PLATE,
from which we get our Mr.. Punch,
and Judas Iscariot, the original of
JudV
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Cheer Up!

OF course, it often makes us mad
To hear some people fiout us.
But most Of us are not so bad
AS those who talk about US,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
VOL. H.. NO. 1913.
Hawkshaw the Detective
Continued from Yesterday
BY O. A. sTECHER.

Lefty then said boldly, What do
you mean by this, sir?'
1T means that you are my prison
ers," said the old man sternly.
who are your" cried Lefty, grow
ing more and more furious.
II am Hawkshaw. the detective" ;"
cried the old man, throwing Off his
makeup.
What did tell you, Lefty; what
did l tell your" cried Red, shaking
more than ever.
Shut up" growled Lefty, the
game is up"
Five minutes more the boat reached
the dock. Detective Hawkshaw led
his prisoners down off the boat. In
a half hour the prisoners were being
safely guided by officers of the city,
where they were locked up. At their
trial they pleaded guilty and they
were sent to Sing Sing for term of
years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
(THE END.
Names Is Names

Belle e. Akin lives at Bellefon
taine. o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Ouch!

The Corn Fed wears O look OF woe,
But aid she must decline;
A chigger bit her just below
The Mason Dixon line.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-18
Our Daily Special

We Are So. Busy Seeking What We
Havs Not 1saat We Do Not Enjoy
What We HAve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
THE LYRIC.

Runaway June whose thrilling
adventures are detailed weekly In The
Times, will appear In pictures at the
Lyric beginning Thursday She was
here last week so this announces the
second Of this interesting serial Those
who have missed the first two reels
which appeared nt the Lyric last week
can get the first chapters Of the story
az The Times office and read up ON IT,
Runaway June" has appealed partlc-
ularly to women. Last week both mat.
lnees, on Thursday and Friday the
Lyric was packed with women eager
to see the adventures Of the bride whe
ran away from her husband before
their honeymoon was an hour old.
Those women who come TO see "Runa
way June" have another treat In store.
II is Pearl and Irene Sans, who call
their act The Fashion Plate Girls, -
which title IN attractive and appropri.
ate, and the act likewise The rising
curtain discloses an open fashion hook
with at least two Of the figures on
the page living models, who step down
as the lights go up This most un-
usual ofering will he seen the last
half Of this week These two girls
sing number Of songs and change
their costumes. They carry another
scene, wRter-scape, which is alsC
new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
THE EMPRESS.

Another famous Broadway dramatic
star has deserted the legitimate for
the movies. Edith Taliaferro, sister
Of Mabel, both Of whom are decided
ly popular actresses, makes her first
appearance before the camera In the
four-psrt Paramount feature, Young
Romance" under the direction Of Jes.
se l., Lasky. The film will be pre-
scented Thursday at the Empress, In
this photop te producers have In.
yaded field In which movie produc-
tions are few aud far between. II IL
not farcical knock. about comedy, but
a genuine comedy OF types and man.
ners, as the eastern critics put II, an
instance In which the producers and
actors have worked to such good ef.
feet that the spectators laugh with the
screen characters, not at them. One
week In swell society, spent by two de.
partment store clerks, forms the basis
for the story. The Lyric quartet, com
edy and harmony singers who proved
one Of the best drawing cards among
all musical acts which ever have play.
ed the Empress, has been secured for
return engagement, starting Thurs,
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
ENGLISH SUGAR PRICES
UPHELD BY HOME SECRETARY

LONDON. Feb l0.-The complaint
Of Charles Price, voiced IN the house
Of commons this afternoon that sugar
could be bought In New York aud de
llvered In London $40 ton cheaper
than the price paid by the royal com
mission, which cornered the sugar
market in England at the beginning
Of the wRhr was repudiated by Req
maid McKenna, the home secretary
Mir. MeKenna declared that sugar
at the present price In New York
could not he sold here cheaper than
the price charged 10y the government
Furthermore any purchase made IN
New York would send prlcesup much
higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
RACER WILL SPRINT TO WIN
AND TO CATCH TRAIN HOME

NEW YORK, Feb. l0-Joseph g.
l.oomls, Il Chicago Splinter, will con
tinue sprinting after he crosses the
tape In the seventy yard scratch race
at the New York Athletic club indoor
meet at Madison Square Garden TO-
night and win dash on through the
lobby into q waiting taxicab. In the
taxlcab, Loomis plans to change to
travelling clothes, and n possible
reach the Grand Central Terminal in
time to catch an s;94 train for Chi
cago.
The seventy.yard scratch race, in
which he has come from Chicago to
run Is set for S;l5 This will give
him 10 minutes In which to run the
race and catch his train
A champion or record holder Is EN-
tered IN almost every event on the
long program and important sport his
tory Is likely to he recorded,
The entry list contains virtually
every name now prominent on track
and field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
THE OVERHOLSER.

Merely Mary Ann" with little I'm
ma Bunting In the role Of Mary, the
London slayey and subsequent heiress
beauty, made II pronounced hit with II
large delegation Of high school girls
who attended Wednesdays matinee
performance. The students, who Oc-
cupled boxes, gave expression Of their
pleasure without stint, and they show
ed appreciation Of dramatic values by
applauding when applause should
have been Forthcoming Miss Bunt-
ing's exquisite, bubbllng beauty and
delicate art captiynted another very
large audience Tuesday night, and II
was reported that demand would be
mnde for another week Of Merely
Mary Ann" However the doll-like
star has announced "SalOmy Jane" for
next week, responding to popular
vote which won that production by a
"A slight margin over "A Woman's
Way and It is unlikely she will be
able to again produce this weeks sue
cess. It is safe to say that anybody
who wants tO see Merely Mary Ann
should see II this week II they wish
to eyade disappointment, for the little
stars engagement will close shortly
and she will depart to prepare herself
for her road starring career In Help
Wanted"
Merely Mary Ann has made pro
found success In Oklahoma city and
II is not beyond expectations that the
= Il. o. sign will be displayed at the
OVerhOlser before the week Il ended.
II IL a play Of gripping power and
rare histronic possibilities, and the
Bunting company develops everything
possible out Of the piece.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
Purchases From These Firms Earn Votes

GUARANTY BANK.
Every new savings account
opened with deposit OF 81 or
more earns 100 votes for each
dollar deposited.
FIGHTMAsTER BAKERY
Wrappers from Eatmor Bread
ere worth 10 votes. From the
De- size of Holsum 10 votes, the
TO- Size 20 votes.
SOUTHERN GROCERY.
Sales slips Of purchases made
here earn 2 votes Tor every cent
spent Save your slips,
DYOLA DRY CLEANING 90.
Receipts from this firm are
good for votes 800 for every 81
spent
GLOnE CLOTHING co.
Sales slips from amy depart
ment IN this stOrc earn votes
on same basis as Others. 800
votes FOR every 81 spent.
ALLEN and MENTEN.
Agents for SelE Shoes for all
the family Save their sales
slips for votes
HARBOUR LONGMIRE co
Sales slips, indicating pur
chuses here earn votes on the
basis Of 200 for every 81 spent
with this advertiser.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

by the management, and many rap
lures over the beautiful ears on eN-
hlbitlon are expected by the sponsors
of the show.
The four passenger six.cylinder coupe
attracted the most attention especial.
ly among the women, and II II the
real feature NJ the show This Is an
"all-year araround' car, and to even the
most casual observer Is worthy OF
the praise given II 10y the salesman.
Carrying four passengers comfortably,
II Is the Ideal car for woman and the
entire family Lights electric starter
and horn operate from the steering
post, sO that the entire control IL had
without moving FROM the drivers seat
Yale locks, making packages, robes OF
garments left In the car perfectly safe
from prylng hands, add the finishing
touch to n superbly finished product
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
To Observe Birthdays of
w Washington and Lincoln

Anderson, G. II Donovan, ]. f. Me
Muller, I. o. Cuunor, 5. l. Clifford,
{. A Peterson.
Hawthorne, Fifteenth and Youngs
boulevard II. W Smith, W. u. Cole.
W q. Wood.
Eugene Field, Fifteenth and Mckin.
ley, c. A. BeidIcr, Comradc James,
A. c. Casebolt, j Cummings, W. j.
Cowgirl, Comradc Cameron
Whittier Tenth and Kentucky |. n.
Phillips, ]. \. Waller. A. ". Dougal
}. W. Dennison f. II. Drake G. l..
Dawson.
Lincoln, Geary aud Park, w. o. Mitch
ell, ]. II. Jordou W. H. Ashby Il. NJ.
Page, Il. NJ. Hamilton, James PInker
ton.
Mckinley, 1l20 North Harvey, J. l.
Mitch, s. Cook, T. G. Johnson. j. W.
l.utes. s. G. Maynl, Comradc McCann.
willard. liO1 West Third, A. G,
Sims. l.. Thomas, J =. Ellis, j. GIL
logly j ", Castor, J. ]. Hender
llghtner
Emerson, Seventh and Walker, Selwyn
Dougns. ]. II. Herbert G. W Hodges,
". Holmes. y. 4 Kroeger ]. W. Bar
thOlOmew.
Bryant, Third aud Gcnry W, 7.
JaQuess 4. u. Gamer, W. T0mpklns,
A. f. Townsend W. II. Taylor, II.
wyatt
We cordially invite the Sons and
Daughters " the American Revolution
the Spanish American War veterans
and members NJ all patriotic societies
aud especially mothers patrons clubs
to Join MS In this patriotic service
/ The first name on each list Of speak
ers Is the chairman Nv command
" +. w. SMITH.
Post Commander
| Attest 4. w. G. WEEKS
Acting Adiutant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
SPORT rs
BRONX NATIONAL LEAGUE
RIGHT DECISION TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Feb 10 Approval Of
the 1915 schedule. adoption Of new
waiver rule aud official decision to
withhold New York territorial rights
sought by the International league In
the BrunN constituted the program to-.
day before the National tpague.
Harry y Hampstead, president Of
the Giants has declared himself
against permitting the international
league 20 put team In the Bronx,
which is equivalent to u decision
against that league, as Mr. Help
,trud.s organized baseball rights
would be- violated. This question came
up Yesterday and was laid over until
today for final agreement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
sdzAAt {sdzA4&eAt

Is that Of the Three Keis This Is AN
acrODatlc novelty net entirely differ.
ent from any other acr0batc act ever
seen In this city. II h the equal of
any high class novelty net seen In the
big circus The mnn-monkey performs
many entertaining feats From a
standpoint Of talking and singing, Ne.
Donald and Edwards nrc In class
alone, This Is II splendid net aud one
that IL sure to make a hit Hans, and
Bobby Dale also have IN exceedingly
interesting and entertaining singing,
talking and dancing net, while the
Highland Trio are heard IN the latest
songs and Jokes aud good Instrumental
music. There will be- fine pictures
and tomorrow there will be- an entire
change Of program.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

In accordance with the time houurcd
custom Of tine Grand Army OF the
Republic and the authority Of the
state superintendent OF public iuslruc.
tlOn, Designating the days We rrle.
brate In the puhlic schools. and by
arrangement with the superintendent
Of the city schuuls. the following
comrades OF Grant post No. are de.
tailed to observe the birthday uf
Washington and Lincoln ON the 22nd
day OF February, 1919 hy attending
the schools of Oklahoma city and
speaking to the school children In com
mcmOratiOn Of the lives and characters
of these creators and defenders Of
our glorious union NJ the United
States Of America.
The hour for these services will
he at l:lJ a. m. at the high school,
aud nj other schools at . o'clock p. III.
High school Eighth and Robinson,
A. W. Weeks, II NJ Peck, 5. A. X.
u. Webster, William Waterman W.
G. skinner.
Putnam Heights, Thirty sixth and
Georgia, = q Kenyon j. +. Nc
aCrty :. C. Armstrong +. Ady. T.. ].
Avery, A. Ketcham
Edgemere, Thlrtyfrst and walker
A. l.. Snudrps j. G. Kuchn | r. Mat
thews A. u Mathews, j. II. McGpc
/ j X Matthias.
Lowell, Sixth and High. Rev. r. II
Stokesherry H. h. Few. William
/ Stoker, W, II Stcadmau. q. L. Bax
/ ter, NJ Slattery.
| Britton, Wayne ODonald, G. w
Dye, NJ Wllkerson. =. Wildrrson
William Webster. j II. Hoback.
jefferson Twenty third aud West
ern. j. r. Dcnnic, g. \. Sharp. j. e
/ Barnett. j /. Brown, s. S. Clevenger
( james CrOCker
: Culberson Twelfth and Everest, V
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER.
Each WranDer IL aood for ID

MEADOW GOLD bCTTEh,
Each wrapper Is good for 70
votes.
ADRUCO PREPARATIONS.
Each label from 20 art rlc
good for 20 votes from 10,
article 100 votes, aud from 81
article 200 votes.
MORRIS and co.
A sales slip from your gro
rer or butcher indicating the
purchase Of supreme" Ham,
Bacon. lard or "Marigold
Butterinc earns . votes for cy.
cry cent spent for these pro
ducts
Labels from Cotton Boll, kinE
Naptha, water Lily aud Win
ner are worth 10 votes,
NEW STATE OVERALLs.
The New state label on
every pair of oyrralls Is worth
AN votes
OKLAHOMA REFINING co.
Sales slips from any grocer or
garage indicating purchase OF
"Dlamond' Brand Gasoline or
diamond Blue and "Dlnmond
white" Kerosene earn votes
for each cent spent
ACME MILLING co.
Sales slips from any grocer
indicating purchase of Acme,
"RAstovnl" or CLASSY Flour
earn votes for every cent
spent Tor these flours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
HAVE A SOCIETY DAY
Visitors VIII GO Into Rapturcs When
They See the Overland Coupe Of
the Csfhart Motor Company.

Wednesday Is to he society day at
the Overland exhibit now being held
at the Carhart Motion company and
the largest crowd Of the week II ex'
pected by n, E. Carhart Mrs. Fred
sutton, Mrs Mary ". Mcclure. Mrs.
J, NJ Graves, Mrs W W. Juden, Mrs.
Jack Jones and Mrs A. G. Schweinle,
as patronesses, have promised attend.
ance Wednesday evening which Is to
he devoted especially TO the entertain.
ment Of the ladies'. Music and flow.
ers for mir visitors win be provided
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
MEETING TO BE IN BUFFALO

CHICAGO, Feb. l0--rhe Federal
leagues schedule meeting will he held
In Buffalo February 20 and 27.
Further details regarding the new
home and ownership OF the team
which represented Kansas City last
year probably win be made public
Thursday. President Gilmore ad.
mltted today II was ten to one the
team would be in Newark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

100 acres, or more II desired, rich
valley land under the Fullerton lr.
rlgation System In Jackson County,
Oklahoma. Gravity flow, no pump.
Ing required Water available every
day In the YEAR, 100 acres alfalfa
growing on the land, been growing
hlg crops for years. Perpetual
water right, paid up. 3 miles from
one shipping point, 8 miles from an.
other, fine level roads; 3 miles
from Altus, County Seat, with 7
railroad oltlcts. A safe PROPOSE.
ilon, big crops every year Owner
has more land than he eau care for
and must sell part Of It. Ask for
full information.
W T. Fullerton, Owner,
Oiustce, OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
THE FOLLY.

This IN the last day Of the present
bill at the Folly. the bin concluding
with two performances this evening
II ls a bill that Oklahoma Cityans who
are Interested in good vaudeville can.
not afford 70 miss II Is strictly guar.
anteed to be first class In every way
by Manager Tull and IN pleasing to
everyone. An act Of special interest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tpub Daily Times Feb. q 90 10 Inc, 1851
1hs regulur annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Oklabrnska Oh
company will be held at the offhe NJ
said company 1918 West Main street, Ok
lahoma city. Oklahoma, GU Tuesday, the
23rd day NJ February, 1915 at l2;3Op m,
for the purpose Of electing board ot dire
tors for said company for the year 1915
aud trnusuctlng such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
This -Call II issued nt the request aud
direction NJ the President Of said con-
puny pursuant TO law, the Stockholders
having failed 10 hold their annual meet
ing on January D. 1918. MS provided In
the by laws of said company
J. II. POOL,
Secretary Oklabraska on Company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
HERE'S THE PLAN

The five hOys and five girls
who turn into The Times Of
flee between now and April
10 the lurgcst number Of
votes. secured from the wrap.
pers, labels or sales slips Of
the advertisers Oh this page
will earn a brand new
World" bicycle, sold eNclu-
slvely In this city by the W,
j. Pettee Hardware company
for $3.50. They are equipped
with a coaster brake aud
fully guaranteed.
The ten bicycles will be on
display IN their window just
as soon as they arrive Watch
The Times and Pettee's win
dow for date Of arrival.