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The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
D.A.B.A. TOSTART
SEASON SUNDAY
Bands, Parades and Some Base
ball TO Celebrate
Lid-Lifting

With bands playing. psrades and
other ceremonies at Mack park.
Southwestern field. Upper Gratiot
and River Rouge parks, the 1917
championship season of the Detroit
Amateur Baseball association will
be opened Sunday with seven games
listed.
President Weiss, OF the D. A. r.
A, Will hurl the first ball al the
Risdon Empire Laundry battle AT
Northwestern field, where games
will be played on three diamonds,
No. /, and g. Both the Upper
GGratiots and River Rouge teams
are planning psrades previous to the
games with bands and teams In uni
forms. A. Mack park the Mas
Tigers band will be on hand 10 en-
llven the occasion
At Mack park two games are list
ed. the Strohs Bohemians. which Is
the home club, will play the Mas
Tigers at 4 O'Clock and the Max
wells will tackle the Temps Fal-
STATS At ! As o'clock This double
header is expected 10 be about the
biggest drawing card OF the dsy
Upper Grstiot park viii have a
struggle between the Upper Gratiots
and Imperials River Rouge meets
the West Ends at River Rouge. At
Northwestern field Risdon Creamery
and Empire Laundry clash on dia-
mond No. /. Jackson Sport Ships
and Detroit Bohemians on diamond
No 3. and on diamond No Hayes
Manufacturing Co. and West Side
Victors will collide
All Of these games should be good
ones. for the teams have all been
strengthened since last season from
the wreck OF several old clubs rated
that have disbanded.
The games at Northwestern field
all are scheduled for o'clock; at
Upper GGrauot and River Rouge the
teams will play at o'clock
Following are the umpire and
scorer assignments for the day
Mack park Umpire, Jack Carroll,
scorer. Dickinson Upper Grauot
park Umpire, AL Reiss, scorer. Dan
Jones. River Rouge Umpire. Wal.
dron. scorer. Paul z. Smith; North
western field Diamond No. /. UNI
pire. Howard L. Dean, scorer. Hass-
Ter: diamond No 3 Umpire. Claude
stark. scorer. Jackson; diamond No
5 Umpire, VIM Guetschaw, scorer.
McWilliams.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
DEVONSHIRE MEET
FINISHED TO-DAY

Devonshire. track will conclude
this afternoon one of the most sue
cessful spring race meetings on rec
ord Huge crowds have attended
every day. weather conditions have
been ideal, and there has been no
serious complaint about the racing
or the management OF the meet.
Exceptional weather is being dish
cd UP today. and record crowd
began TO line UP at the Bates-st.
dock this noon. From Devonshire
many OF the horses will be shipped
TO the Woodbine track at Toronto,
where a meeting started today.
Form was shattered to splinters
Friday. Nothing seemed 60 happen
as IL should Near won the first
race and paid % TO to win and
Q 10 / TO place. Mystic Folly won
the Nsecond race and paid S 10 l.
Skiles Koob won the fourth race
and paid 10 1. MEMO Park cap
tured the sixth and paid TO J..
FLYING Feet was second in this race,
and. paid 10 / udora won the sew
enth event and paid "a 10 l. Gift
got second money and paid II 10
10 place All In all, it was a bad
day for the wise birds.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
BOUT LIKELY
To Be FROST
Announcement That Kilbane-
Wallace Scrap Will BE Staged
Should Excite Nobody

The Business Mems Athletic as
sociation announces that Il will go
thru with the Kilbsne Wallace bout
az the armory tonight. Il is assert
ed that there will be no police In
reference providing the boxers do
not get rough. and providing none or
the boxers II paid more than his
expenses. The profits are TO 20 70
some charity, II 10 expected that
both lighters will sign affidsvits 10
the effect that they receive no
purse.
Two weeks ago r l. Lawrence.
aeeTetRry OF the M. A A. an
nounced that Kilbane and Wallace
would box for the benefit OF the
Red Cross. and that sanction for a
real bout had been obtained. Since
then the Red Cross has repudiated
The enterprise. Gov Sleeper has TAX
en- rap AZ the proposition. and
Commissioner Couzens has announc-
ed that he is going 10 enforce the
law.
What now remains is a sparrtng
exhibition between the feather
weight champion and a good boy
from Brooklyn. for which neither is
70 get a red cent above expenses
maybe All profits are to go TO an
unnamed charity Police are TO be
at the ringside 20 see that the boys
do nothing but spar There will be
three preliminaries. featuring nov
tees who can do nothing but play
the bit and run For all this. out
rageous prices ranging from 81 to
1855 are 20 be charged at the gate.
II was announced last week that
both Wallace and Kilbane would do
several days Of training in Detroit.
This they have not done Indeed,
no trace o. either could be found in
Detroit early this morning Both
were expected some time during the
day
This affair is no longer the pa
trfotc enterprise II started out 10
be There is little possibility OF
good sport under the restrictions
imposed II is quite probable that
there will be trosh somewhere.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
The Youngsters.

-
allowed OF three earned full game be has al
4 y
aho there have been plenty OF such occasions and
should be recalled that Ehmks earned total is ened by one bad
This the
the charged against him also revealed that Pitcher
Is
when misplays pd him Pitcher ond has allowed only an
him all
plunged gulche his
all him when hindeed
a permitted S44
bad inning
pitches on ce-t occasion OF his debut
proper
Russell and
effectiveness three
to
be to
bad baseball
made unusually hard
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Hardly Weaklings.


this
and he has
think will
Il o
measured the
cu established
OF
during Williams several times
Mclaughlin
OF Charlie Brcky and
touchdown
OIL
Crimson line That technical onense which
the official
robbed OF fame which he richly
deserve Bill Iarvards great Splinter
weaklngs They athletes
Yet Of them could pass the physical exam
Williams possibly
the other Mclaughlin developed tennis to point whore
championship match comparable TO the
would be required BY baseball pitcher be threw as rapidly
everything he had the bal
Tho pitcher would nearly approach
worked rapidly
ball Williams failed TO
passh he est o fiat
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
INDUSTRIAL
FASTENERS TO
OPEN SEASON

The new Industrial league is
scheduled 10 open its 1917 season
this afternoon, The league Is di-
vided into three circuits for elm
ination play. The champions OF the
divisions will meet later in the sum
mer to settle such diamond disputes
as may arise over the actual cham
plonshirp The schedule FOR today
Red League
NorthWay vs. Kelsey. Northwest-
ern. diamond No. I p m Umpire.
Reiss scorer Hoelscher
Packard VS. Solvay Solvav, AZ J 80
p, m Umpire, OMara. scorer Delhi
Wilson Body vs.. saxon. Northwest
ern. No. T. az p m. Umpire. Gro
gan: scorer. Jones
white LeaEue
Manufacturing. Northwestern, No. 1,
Hfto.SeRS,r" Umpire F''''' scorer.
Larned. Carter Va. Detroi, Pressed
steel Northwestern. 40 T. - ?.
m Umpire. Grogsn scorer. Jones'
Motor Axle Northwestern. No. AT
smith.
BIue League
Detroit steel Products vs. Gsmmer,
Northwestern. No. 8, AZ ? ? m. I'm
pirea. Brecklss; scorer Smith
troit screw works. Mack PARK. A. 2
p. m. Umpire, stark; scorer. DsVoy.
ptrelingcr co vs. TeTerY- Dewitt
Atkinson park No. ) At 2 , N I'm
pirs sarvis; scorer. Mac~fllisms
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
G.. X. SWIMMERS
IN LOCAL TANK

Grand Rapids and Detroit Y NJ
C. A. swimmers will meet AZ the
Detroit ~" tank tonight for a little
tournament. The entry list Is as
follows
Plunge for distance--Grand Rap
ida, Fowle Detroit Bacon. Swan or
RabCock
SO yards. free styie-Detroit. Joe
LathfNp and David NiIon. Grand
Rapids. Elliott and pregE
so yasds back style Grand Rap
i'd Elliott and Beukema Detroit
Brandau and French
rs wards free style-Grand Rap-
IDS Fowle and Steketee. Detroit
Donald nixon and T. Rahcock
100 yards free style-Grand Rapids.
Elliott and pregE Detroit Brsndau
and loo T.athrop.
100 yards relay - GRAND Rapids.
prerR Reukewh gteketee and GI-
Hotf Detroit. iathrop. Brandau.
Donald nixon and David nixon.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Frank Bakers Old
Time Sluggin
Breaks Up Game

A. last the Tigers have become A
factor IN the American league pen.
nant race. They took a 7 20 3 beat.
Ing from the Yankees Friday after
noon, and that enabled aforesaid
Yankees 20 tie Boston for the lead
There ought 10 be bit OF reflected
glory IA that. over In ~. Louis.
New York won four games this
week. The Donovanitea made IS
hits for a million bases. and tailed
Is times. They started out just as
strong againat poor old TiKs. They
got seven runs and ~ hits Friday
They should have had mors than
seven nuns Stupid base running
held them down. At thAt, they look.
Cd like a great ball olub--oae fully
capable Of holding itB own In a
strenuous pennRnt race
The clubs will meet again this aft
ernoon. Cullop Is slated 10 do the
Gotham heaving, and Boland is like
ly TO go 10 the mound for Detroit.
He never has been beaten by New
York. Coveleskie is the pitcher
most feared by New York. but Jen.
nings may hesitate TO use Harry,
who doesn't seem to be right
Frank Bakers oidtlme wallop play
cd havoc with the Tigers Friday.
The game went into the eighth with
Detroit leading by to count.
In the eighth. Baker nicked Dauss
for single and while Ne was
forced, his SUCCESSOR tied the count
when Nunamsker got rid OF a triple
to right In the ninth Dauss blew
completely High and Aaisel singled
and Pipp was hit by a pitched ball.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Tige Flag Factor at Last;
Helps YankS to First Place
RUTH AND CUBS BOTH
LOSE WINNING sTREAks

Two winning streaks we're
shattered Friday The White
SoK pounded the offerings Of
Ruth az Chicago, aud the big
southpaw was driven from the
game after hanging up a record
OF seven straight victories. After
winning 10 straight games, the
Chicago cuba fell before ths
Phillies, chiefly because Nishofr
got home run and single IN
pinohes Alexander was the win
ming pitcher.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Sheppard's Heart.

IL Of athlete who
~ his London 1908 Early
that
asserted that he had bad heart
and 500metre
worlds He bad
regarding himself strictly
the idea being TO
this
prd Pony Williams English
runth
pd yard There test for heart
week Mel the soomere and broke the British
a do
the applicant has foot the grave nor that he can
hodh showdowns that extraordinary
ls National crooked
blocked him ball players
irving ball you'll know the
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Baseball in England.


wv baseball game London We reproduce
The consisting
the
r United consutgeneraI
in talk with
demonstration OF the that
which played the the
Canada The banterng and the ehoraon Of the
Of the crowd
fulfilled music" seemed to English
Il possible what baseball
shows Ike o q side"
II harda nds and the Canadians
the
decided
lion Of TO
result the
OF
solid orphans.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
AoqIes MOI Notrs nan..

EAST LANSING. Mich. May iss-
The Michigan Aggies viii send
makeshitt track team against Notr
Dame. The Farmers haven't -
time DO either select or train 4,
adeduGts crew OF runners "a
jumpers this spring. The bassbx'
team stacked up against Nisg.r
university Friday and won s -
victory by scoring in the ninth
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Molla Wins Another.

NEW YORK May 10 Molla
Bjurstedt won tho metropolitan ten
mis- championship for women In the
tourney here yesterday She got
nothing but honor and a certificate
for prize. The money that used
20 90 for medals and cups is going
20 the Red Cross now.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
sCHOOLBoY TEAMS DO
SOME HEAVY sLUootNG

Singing matches featured the
high school games played IN De
troit Friday afternoon Central
beat Nordstrum BY a score OF
"a to 3 AT Goldberg field West
ern high walloped Northern. "a
to 6. at Clark park. Northwest-
ern got Eastern over TO the Colts
home grounds and won a % 70 0
victory
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Young me Win Right to Take Pitching Burden Away From Convey and d.

another run IN the sixth rhsr(
after Tige had several chances. I'D
exhibited no punch
The lineup was shaken up n
Manager Jennings Bush went bad
10 short and the lesd-on berth. WI
dropped 70 seventh place. nurn
was moved up ahead % Cobb. m
shin apparently had nothing 20 q
with the result OF the game. exasp
that Denies return provided som
excellent hitting by the shortstop.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Wings To Play Gears.

Fast Wing club, which defeated
the G. A. Strelinger team last Sat.
urday. TO 2. will play the Detroit
Gear & Machine company this at
ernoon az Belle Isle park, Diamond
No. z.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Missionary Lee.

TTH others the
NM of
WV ca1w who is =
the England
they thoroy
spectaces without giving
further
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Todnys Games

Chicago az Philadelphia-
Pittsburgh al New York.
Cincinnati az Boston.
st. Louis At Brooklyn
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Innings "a 667s r =
Chicago % o o.
Batteries Douglas and Wilson
Alexander and Killifer. Umpires
Orth and RiRler.
Innings i234 r II II
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 l.
New York : 0 0 -
Batteries-Grimes and Schmidt,
Sallee and McCarty. Rariden tm-
pires-K KLEIN and BranEheld.
Innings 2 3 3 r 4
Cincinnati 20 0 ! 0 0 T.
Boston 30 0 0 O.
Batteries--Ring and HUM. Ru-
dolph Nehf and Gowdy. Umpires-
Byron and Quigley.
Innings 2 3 50 r r
St Louis 0 o. 8
Brooklyn 4 0 ?. - !
Doak. Packard and Sny-
der Pfeper and Miller. Umpire
O'Day and Harrison.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

VA THEN capable sacrifice man Young hunts ny TO the
NM second capable
Wv batter cobb falls to from third with out and
the
outhelder Cobb
DO them
athletes
portion most
which the fact that the have been
happened that
records OF
deveopes allowed average OF
e full after OF the had against
him hole and demanded showdown ningng also
indicating
usually has eaen him the final innings reasonable guess would
the fact that ho Pitcher Coveese has allowed only rs earned
against him
harder he
which indicates that
had the showdowns this spring
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Mr. Lee declares further made England inter
d other nations and their native sports He the people are
beginning understand baseball played
the and the 10000 Americana who have visited England
necton with their Crowds baseball
so
esed populace riding the
bottle eighclub league
OF
a In
Canadian Mr.
writes
baseball When
Johnny Bull
will begin baseball
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
STANDINGS
AMERIC AN LEAGUE.
Saturday. Games

New York At Detroit.
Boston az Chicago.
Washington at 81. DouiA
Athletics at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

nearly
so interesting to spectators to participants and possible only for gentle
OF leisure match
and because football played during the months Britain having
he
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Innings 49, 5s7s r II z
Washing'n IL II 0 2 0 o. sl2
st. Louis 2 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Batteries-Harper Dumont and
Henry. Plank. Rogers and Hale. I'm
pireH--Dineen and Owens.
philadelphia Cleveland. rain.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Ye.tsrdsy's Gsmes

new; Russell and schalk. Umpir
Connolly and Nallin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
NEW FALL SUITS $OH.
Made to Sell at $4,000 and $3.50, Offered
In The Great One-Day Sale Tomorrow at


carefully
in of in
tochoos
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Women's and Misses Warm Under
wear For Fall and Winter

Bought long before the advance in prices, and
now being offered to you at a big saving.
$3.50 WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, $1.24.
Extra heavy ribbed high neck and long sleeves.
silk trimmed. All sizes. specially priced at $f.24
$3.50 WOMEN'S WOOL UNION SUITS, S1.08.
Fine ribbed ell-wool Union Suits, high neck and
long sleeves Dutch neck and short sleeves, silk
trimmed silk tapped. neatly trimmed and well
made. Perfect fitting, Sizes 4, s. and 6. Some
in Sizes $500 garments for ..... 81. 4S
soc WOsfEN's ETEECED VESTS AND
PANTS, soc.
Ribbed fesced Vests and Pants, high neck and
long sleeves. Dutch neck and short sleeves, neat
~ trimmed. specially priced at ............ 4sc
~ trimmed. specially priced at ...,..,... soc
Extra heavy Vests and Pants, high neck and
long sleeves Dutch neck and short siaeYes silk
taped and silk finish. regular and extra Sizes
specially priced at ......s-,. -. ........ CSC
s9c FTEECED VESTS AND PANTS. eoc.
Extra heavy women's ribbed and feeced Vests
and Pants. neatly trimmed and perfect fitting
Best garment made for anything Ike the price
special at 49,. 69c
Some in extra sizes at 75c per garment.
zee misses and girls extra heavy fine heeced
Union Suits neatly trimmed with lace. well made
aad perfect fitting This is an exceptional value
az 19c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
D. 5. ARMY DSBURslAG
OFFICE HERE TO CL0St
Captain James A. Anderson Ordered I"
Camp SEWER and Enlisted Men 60
To Admission.

The United States army disoursins
nfiice which has been conducted for
several months In the federal building
here will be olosed on Monday. as
practically all ofshe troops which have
been paid through this Office have been
ordered TO camps in other states.
Captain James A. Anderson. in
charge of the office. has been ordered
to Camp Sewer. Greenyillet S. c., for
similar duty. while the four enlisted
men detailed to the Office will go to
Camp Mcclellan. ADMISSION. Ala. They
are hrst-class sergeants OF this quar-
termaster corps, John 3. Harvey and
Il. r. Tyler, and PrieateE Edward
Martin and Clever II. Whittsa,
The claims which have aeretofers
been payable through this osics Will 8.
settled direct from the Hssterr depsr.
nent, Governors Taiand. Nec YORK
There are only few companies re"
naming in the state On suar1 dVty
which have been PAID thrc4sn tafs
once, and they will probably BE PAID
ey checks sent from Governor y
Island,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Winter Is Just Around the
Corner and Housekeepers

will do well take advantage Of this great sale OF
Blankets and Comforters.
$3.50 ALI@WOOL PLAID BLANKETS $685.
Size 70xS0 inches In pink. blue, gray and tan
plaids, specially priced for Mondays selling
$3.50 FINE WOOL BLANKETS. $5.48.
Size 70xS0 inches In white with pink and blue
borders very special at .............. 30 4S
$3.50 wOOLNAP BLANKETS. $3.4S.
Plaid Blankets, double-bed size very pretty
designs, specially priced at .......,..... SS. 4S
S1.7S COTTON BLANKETS. 4f.39
In grey white with pink and blue borders,
heavy nap specially priced at ....,..... $3.50
$3.50 COTTON COAFORTERS, 81. eS.--
Size 72x80 inches. good clean filing slikoline
coverings. scroll stretched with solid coored Dor
ders. special at ........... So. %
Beautiful cloth Comforters filled with fine
white cotton and covered with hne Saline, special
Al -..t....,...-. S48S
$3.50 WOOLNAP BLANKETS.
In plads solid grey and white bordered. Elk
celtent Vdiue at 4. SS.bS
Heavy cotton Copforters. well made, stretched.
darn patterns ana solid Color backs special,
each ..,.5......*y.-. S1.4S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Exclusive Suits

Worth 5000 ultra smart models, featur-
ing the new sulprice, long pointed sides
and Russian effects, with gorgeous col
lars, cuffs and edgings of genuine Seal or
Kolinsky. Fabrics include broadcloths, vel
ours suitings, including models especially de-
signed for large women who require sizes As,
so and up to 56-inch bust measurements Mon
day acknowledgements. ...... $50. 95
Other New Fall Suits Ranging in Price
from So. 95 to S675
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
The Styles

All exclusive copies OF the higher
priced models-plain tailored suits,
braid trimmed suits-cluster pleat-
ed models and Norfolks--with
snartest new skirts, stunning big
collars, rich satin or psau de oygne
Innings ....s2 sal 9S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Stunning Suits

In exclusive tailored and fur-trimmed
styles, fashioned from the beautiful broad
many having deep borders, collars and cuffs
of fur Also iaunty little high waist models
made in trench styles for misses and juniors.
ACTUAL $500 and $4,000 VALUES. SPE-
CIAL MONDAY AT. .......... s2s. so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Materials

Broadcloths, Gabardines. pop
Inns, trico Selours, Oxford cloths and
serges, In every fashionable shade;
browns, greens, taupe. beet root.
navy and Monday. s24.35
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
PETERSBURG GETS
NEW GAME EXHIBIT
tn Sole Popularity of Greart-
mems'm work.

sc many enconiums have been be-
stowed me past week upon the ex-
hihit OF the state department of game
and inland hsh AT the state fair. that
the management of the South Side fair
al Petersburg made haste TO engage
the attraction and II will be set up
Immediately on the grounds Of that
fair
Needless TO say the exhibit has been
> revelation 10 the people OF the state
ard the department viii, beyond a0es-
ton make II psrma neht feature Of
ali future state fairs
II is probable thar arrangements Will
~ n3aGs next year To have n fuller ex-
hibis % the states live bird and game
Hfe. and literature Of an educational
character viii he prepared so that the
wayfsrine man may be able 70 more
thoroughly appreciate the work Of the
sonssters ard inseetivoroas birds Of
he state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
$4,000 Women's Dresses
$14.97

Made of extra fine quality Satin and Serge: Over
fifty models to select from. Peated, draped and some
straight line effects. Many embroidered and bead
trimmed. Some have Georgette sleeves and fancy
Georgete collars. Others of self material neatly
trimmed Styles for every occasion Regular and ex-
ira sizes at Observation-Disclosures 14.97
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
~
SIZe,S

For juniors, Is, II and Is
years. Misses sizes. IA to Is years
women's sizes, ss to 4s. including
extra sizes for stouts, As, At, AZ.
ST. So. So. Monday s24.s5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

Made OF crepe de chine.
plain and with frills. large
collar and long sleeves.
Colors are flesh, white and
black. Specially price &
at ..,....... S2.91
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
$3.50 Girls
Winter Coats
1898

Heavy weight sibeline. chin
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lined. large submarine collar. two
pockets, belted models. Coiors are
black. navy. brown and green.
Sizes TO II years. Specially
priced at a. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
69c Wonen's
Silk Hose
55c

Full fashioned silk hose, seam
in back. high spliced heels. double
soled, reinforced heel and toe,
wide garter top. White and fancy
colors. Slightly imperfect. Spe-
cialiy priced at. .............S6c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

Newest Fall models. made
of fine, plain, fancy, striped
and checked Wolfe Large
collars. some frills. Others
are plain and neatly trim
med with lace and embrofd-
cry. Regular and extra
sizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14

in
questonaby fashionable
offerings will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-14
Housefurnishings

Ssc GREY Enameled ....... .....,. dsc
75c four-Toot SteR Ladders ..,........ osc
House Brooms sewed. .........-. soc
Kettles, b-qt. saxe. oSc
Eight piece Water Sets. ................ 59c
lac Jardiniers special ............S .....
35c Cast Iron Griddle Irons .......... 5ve
$50 Wizard Combination ........ sc
Sl.00 Nursery Chairs. -............... 69c
79c Coffee Mills ............... 30. -. Gee
$l2a Fancy Waste Baskets .,.............. 6se
79c Dish Pans. first quality ........... 68c
ssc Grey Enameled Foot Tubs ..,......, 79e
81 90 Curtain Stretchers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 19e
81 90 fvefoot Step Ladders ....z...... zoe
81 90 Oak Wash Benches. ............ 49,, zoe
800 House 81 ooms for 7sc
ssc Berlin Kettles, loot. size ~, .8c
$3.50 Garbage Ash Cans 1850. s89c
u sa}vs nfsed -Nash-Fuas vic
Ice Cream Freezers ............ 9SC
$3.50 China Combnettes -. 99c
$i.25 Grey Enameed Foot Tubs ......., 99c
Sl.2S Water Fails for .,-,.... =, CSC
$500 Aluminium Ware special .......... %1.49
$500 Step Ladder Chairs .-.....,. a...... Sf.f9
&1s9 Wash Boilers ,,.., 81. 40
$500 Wash Benches with Wringer Attach
ments ...,.,..s..~. ...s...,..... 49,. Sl.49
xislh Gomhinette special, 81 40
S2e0 Enamel Ware ....... Sf.40