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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WILMINGTON TO HAVE
STEEL LEAGUE BALL
Bethlehem Interests Announce
Same Circuit as Last
Year.

Lebanon, Pa, Jan 29-Thc powers
that bc with respect to Bethlehem Steel
Lcnguc baseball have decided that there
this effect was made here by George
Fonda, IN charge Of the bethlehem Com
panys welfare department. Charles y
keichncr, IN charge Of tho Lebanon team,
has been informed that, with possibly one
exception, the circuit will bc made up OF
the same clubs Rs during tho two years OF
the league, viz Lebanon. Stcclton,
Sparrows Point. Bethlehem, Wilmington
and Fore River AS yet no decision has
been reached with respect to the season
schedule. IL Is understood Saturday and
holiday game will hc played as hereto
fore, but there Is a growing sentiment m
favor OF twilight games during tho week,
more particularly in the event OF the
nation rcvertIng 90 the daylight-saving
movement of last wear
With the exception OF ''l}abe Ruth and
Rogers Uornsby. WHO have quit their en-
ploymcnt here. Coach kolchncr expects 70
have practically the Same team which TN
ishcd the season here. MI ot the men
are filling responsible positions 1T tho
local Bethlehem Steel plants and arc look
"a upon rs reasonably sure Of remaining
They include CatChcrs Sam Agnew and
George Hale. Pitchers Jim Shaw, Pill Rit-
TT and Norman rltt. lni elders Del Pratt
and Bobby Stove, OutfCldcrE Eddie Muir
ply, Joe Shulim, Darlington, Iobey
Light. Clsudrr and Pottoiger, kelchner
reports that he has good men in prospect
fnr tho vacant lntcld positions,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Degrees Conferred Upon Members of
Santa Maria Council.

On Monday evening SIS members re-
ccived the second degree Of kniHhthood
in the knights of Columbus in Santa
Maria Council Grand Knight Eugene l.
Toy had charge Of the degree, assisted by
Edward +. Melis and the local degree
team. After the degree an outline Of the
program for the coming month was dis
cussed. On Monday evening, February
Sd, the regular meeting will bo held;
Tuesday evening, February 4, reception
TO Father Grant by the council and citi-
yens OF Wilmington, regardless Of creed /;
Thursday evening, February q, Mr.. Fin
nan will offer another informal dance
On February 15 the ladies of The Ursu-
line will give dance in the Council Hall.
The pre-Lcnton dance, which will be the
last before on tering into the Lenten
season. will be forma! affair, with
luncheon and dance. IL is proposed
during the Lenten season To con6ne NIL
activities TO members only and entertain
ment will be furnished in the way of
lectures and n po ! and billiard tourna-
ment, for which plans have not yet been
completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
SALE SIANUM TO PLAY
Salem, N ] High Attraction at
Brownson Tonight. Fast
Game Expected.

There gong fo ~ amc hlg dom s
out ~ RruRnsun Library tonight, when
the Saloslanum Catholic liish School
basketball team bumps INTO tho Salem.
\ ] High school "Skeets rs The Salem
cam comes from n small city, but brings
record with them that am bag city
team would nc glad tu tote around, that
i the scholastic championship ot the
lcrscN shore
salem has PLAYED IN this city before
md has ALWAYS put up the Kind OF game
hat local taudom likes - sec, and from
hr reports that come acruSs tho llcla
ware l,lvcr thIs wear the team is better
than m past wears II looks as though the
.acals Will have a. h,IStlc cverv minute tu
sfav IN the running
Che visitors from the land oi mos
alntoeS Will have as the center Of their
attack Loose. foul shooter evtraordi-
nary IiVas Loose who, IN his last APP
soarancc against The local i've, made
thIrtceu out oi fourteen foul goals and
Aept his teammates IN the running
Captain McGoVcrn viii send forth his
same combinations Monaghan. Rimln-
ger Marurc Mccullough and Quinn
tvcr-worklng. cVCr-strugghng. the de
1~ndahc representatives Ul the Gold
md NhIte Will give the best they have
ln stock IN order to come out on the
victorious end OF the battle and send
The lerseyltcs back TO the Jersey shore
with the short end OF il Pete Carney
viii blow the whistle at so and = rec
urd-hrCakIng crowd i expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEW YORK SHIP
OUT IN FRONT
Leads Shipyard League as Result
of 16 to IL Vic ory Over the
Chester Five.

Chester, Pa, Jan. 29.-Ncw York
Ship took the lead in the Shipyard League,
last night, when Conroya quintet boat
Chester in n low-scoring game by the
score Of rs To IL, the game being played in
the local armory The score at the end OF
the first half was 10 4, which is low
score mark.
Both teams were of in foul-shooting,
Chester Ship getting five one-pointeFr
out OF II chances, while the visitors
Gagged four out of l3. In the hrst hive
minutes New York Ship was on the de-
fensive, but the sole result oi the nome
teams fast passing WAS one pretty he'h
goal by lIaggerty. Roughner and Van
Osten each shot n foul goal, which ac-
counted for their four points. For the
visitors, Joe Hyde did all the iiret han
scoring, first getting two fouls, ana then,
near the close Of tho hall. hooking IN
the field goal that tied the score.
The second half was sensational. Fran
CHS, star guard of the home team, retired
because of injuries, and Van Osten drop
ned bnck TO guard, Lindcnberger playing
right forward. for New York Ship, Lena
Rlackburne, the big-leapue baseball short
stop. replaced Donnelly at right forward
fhe shakc-up was all in New YORK
Ship'a favor. plsckburno kept loose early
in the hall and broke the tie with neat
field goal after gotting pass from Len
nox Haggerty fouled him ms he shot but
he missed tho foul. Linsenberger missed
foul try for Chester, then tied tho score
with onc-hand field goal
Blackhurne and Van Osten oh missed
a foul then nouphner nut Chester ahead
with foul goal. Soon icr OK tied 1t
with foul goal The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
FOX ELUDES HUNTERS.
Wily Animal Gives Combined Packs
Friitlcss Chase.

West Chester, Pa, Jan. 29.--The
combined packs Of the West Chester
and boot Hunt Clubs had one Of the
longest and best chascs Of the season
Yesterday and at darkness the hounds
were left still following the trail. Hunt
ers have been combining their forces
for several days in an attempt To capture
a fox which is found near Minchill, but
so far have not even driven it to cover.
The animal was at home when the hounds
called early this afternoon and confined
its work to the locality until this after
noon. when. IL went southwark to Street
road where il is believed it traded with
another animal and the latter led n merry
chase far west Of the Brandywine going
into n section whore the visiting boot
riders were lost.
During the chase Huntsman William
Bricc. of the West Chester Hunt, was
thrown heavily and severely, though not
seriously cut and bruised.
Among the visiting Boot riders were:
Howard Mostcler, Earle Mostcller, Clar-
ence Reason. Earl Cobourn and John s.
Garret, while with West Chester were
Huntsman William l3ricc, L. ii. Corcoran.
Dr. c. +. Oat, DR.. Benjamin Price, G. I.
Murtagh, T. S Darlington, George j.
Moses and Or. Francis Jacobs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
RIDLEY PARK
Goals
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY SHOW.

Philadelphia, Jan 2q-The Philadel-
phia poultry show, which will be held
on February to 8, 1919, should be of
unusual interest to the breeders in this
vicinity. The list Of specials which are
offered by the association amount 10
over $1,000, and the central location
Of the hall will make il an ideal cxhi-
bition. as it will be held one square from
the City Hall.
The judges for the show will be the
best in the country, and are as follows:
Newton Gosh, Vineland n. j.; j. i.
Ward, Nixon, Washington, y. j.; J. Z,
Ward, Pennington, y. j. AnnsIey Ander-
son, Morton, Pa; J. ID. Nevius, Chest
nut Hill, Pa; William Hobbs, Plain
field, n. j.; James Glasgow, Mahwoh.
n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
MAJORS WILL CON nTROL
THE MINOR LEAGUES
Arthur Irwin, Former Player, Says
He Thinks Every Big Team
Will Own Training Sch ool.

New York. jan 2e-Arthur Irwin,
once manager of the Phllies and ball
player Of renown in former yeara, now
manager of the Rochester club of the
international League secs III the prcs-
ent somewhat indifferent relations be-
tween major and MINOR league baseball
n resultant great good
The game outrrew old conditions,
said the dean of tho scouts yesterday nfter-
noon during n tanning bee Il would
be very unfortunate if n Fpllt should oe-
cur because Of any Misunderstanding,
he continued, but | do not suspect any
such thing will happen. Each branch
of the family depends upon The Other.
and il is 80 the best interests of both
to cooperate ms closely NJ possible It
ia true that hig major leagues cannot
stand that olpseaaion of draft by tnniors
that has obtained of late years 1t
Is equally true that major league clubs
cannot afford Ia bc held M and forced 10
paw unnatural prices for minor league ma
terial am sure. concluded Irwin. that
eventually cnch ior league club will own
n fnst minor league franchise Il then can
utilize tins adjunct rs n farm for surplus
PLAYERS. For. after ALL the Tuccofsfml
major league club is tho ono that Il evelnrs
it's own PLAYERS With the exception
of s,lch cities az New York. Chicago and
possibly Roston, major clubs cannot af-
ford to e. out and buy players rendy
made "
Bob Shawkey, just discharged from
the United States Navy, hnstencd over
from Philadelphia, his home town, to-
iay To pledge foaltv to Colonel Til Illus
ton and help put the overdue Yankee
train back on tho track.
eve had enough of the roaring.
bounding main, admitted Bob. me for
the simple and quiet life from now on /:
take me back into the big show, upper
berth and all: baseball IL life Of IN
dolonco and cnse. You'll never hrar me
crab again. Talk Of IN upper berth
say. thats paradise compared To \
ealc-swept hammock in the North Sea
where YOU have 10 break your way
through frozen mist with the expecta-
ton cvrrv minute of an unfriendly Sub
landing on your solar plexus
Shawkcy was ono Of the favored few
II the hclllgcrenta lucky enough to be
in n reserved seat at the surrender
of the German high seas fleet. lie
thinks after viewing this spectacle that
worlds series assignment should ho n
mere form OF formallty.
Ever since the Yankees secured Shaw
| key from Connie Mack for the season of
1916, Bob has been the pitching ace Of the
local Americans.
His return should assure Miller Hug
gins one Of the most efficient hurting
departments OF the national froiic. He
rounds out an ideal department of
right handed slab men that boasts. be-
side himself, such approved worth as
! Ernie Shore, Pete Schneider and Jack
! Quinn, not to mention Ray Fisher, Err
ME Russell, Bob McGraw and others
Dutch Leonard and Hern Thormah.
len, II is Felt. can be counted upon to look
after the southpaw part of the tiinglng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
VOTAR|ES OF TENNIS
WANT TOURNEY HERE
Association to be Asked to Sane
ton Championship Meet
Here.

When tho Philadc phia and District
Lawn Tennis Association, Ut which VIII
mtngton and Delaware are members,
meets tomorrow ~ the Hotel Walton IN
Philadelphia, pelawarrs tennis votar'es
NIL be seen and heard
IL is virtually certain that all oi the
pr,-war sanctioned tournaments VIII
be restored this year. Two of the most
interesting tournaments IN thus sec
tmn. which were not held last year,
viii be again on the Inst. Chairman
". l.. Irish. of the Plymouth Country
Clnb Tennis Committee has asked
tor sanction for the sohuylkill Val
lev Championship, and Chairman !. W.
Harris, ol the Wilmington country
Club. has done likewise for the Della
ware State championship, To be held
on the court. u tho Wilmington Coun-
,rv Club Thomas VI. Scott. char
man ol the Ocean City Yacht Club,
had decided not 10 hold tournament
tins wear. the committee have chang
ga thelr minds. and the South Jersey
championship. which has been gwen with
increasing success each year, under Chair
man Seotts efficient management, will
again bc on the cards about the third week
u august.
Tho associatlon will discuss the qucs-
tions winch are expected TO come up be
iorr the annual meeting Of the United
states Lawn Tennis Association. sched
ulcd Tor the Waldorf astoria. New York,
on FRIDAY, February
DELEGATES vii br cumprllci to find
sucrt~sor Tor Kenneth " SNYDER
Who has been secretary Tor tho Phila-
telpha and Distinct Lawn Tennis As
soclauun hut who - now assistant
manager oi kcith Theatre IN Wash
lngtau The present officers of the
..,soriatlau arc Paul Gibbons, prcSi-
dent C,nw,d Club. William i Row
land Nlc, ptcsident Belheld Country
Club Kenneth snyder secretary, Wis
.ahIckon Tennis Club Harry Betz,
treasurer Grccnpoiut Tennis Club, Ex-
rrutlve Committee llosmcr " Hanna. .
sfpntnn lthIctc Club. Dr T. v Hawk
NcrIon Cnchct Club, Thomas NJ Scott
pcean CuN Yacht Club, Joseph VI
Jennings Philadelphia Cricket Club
T. $ Oshoru, Point Pleasant ! Il \
n HON, avcrpronk Golf Club:
Nh,rt Rowland Ardmorc Tennis
ClaI Thor Is uo nominating COM
uttter - thc nominations arc made
fam ~ Aocr - th, annual meeting
Nmi, fhr a~.ociatnu doc~ not favor n
,jatt r Is uumor~l that y ; Osborne
a. be rlc,atcd II, the sccrrtaryship
sui y lham Tildcn 2d and Warren
, lush are spoken ~ ~ possibilities
fot the Executive Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
SIMPSON WINS.

Pinehur>t \ { Jaa "a / X SIM
+, On. ot Baltimore. who used 10 shoot
~ the Princeton team and VINO stayed
eut oi the md-vint.r tournament last
week won the hundred target handicap
al the PInehurst gun club Yesterday
by breaking - straight on the shoot off
81 d triple lie. The three who tied were
+ X simpson 80 plus l0-l0O, John b.
Iontalne. ~ Phuadclphia qS-I0-I00.
and W X Elliott of Dansvllle y. y.
~ plus lN-l00
AT three broke "A on the first shoot off
hut fontaine missed four Oh the second
attempt Elliott lost three and Sirnp-
son Won the trophy by hitting every
one of the p squarcIy IN the center
John FontaIne did the hcst shooting
In the contest proper missing ONLY his
first and eight fourth birds and break
ing gS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
BENkHART SURPRISED.
Retiring Service Director FiIicitated by
Office Force.

The employees of the United States En-
ployment Service, at Sixth and King
streets, yesterday afternoon marched into
the office of the Federal Director, A. @.
Renkhart, much to that gentleman s sur
prise, and presented him with handsome
meerschaum pipe, large jar of tobacco and
an umbrella, as tokens Of esteem.
The presentation was made by Major
Simon p. Roherty, who assured Mr.. Benk-
hart that every one of the force regretted
10 see him go and only hoped that his
transfer to Philadelphia might mean bet
ter and brighter days for him
Mr.. Renkhart spoke feeiingiy of his
friendship for every one of the employees
and of his appreciation Of their thoughtful
ness He briefly reviewed his term in the
service here. starting from a very small
beginning and closing with an active
branch of the service that ranks equal To
any in the department.
Mr.. Benkhart will probably be at his
desk today Tor the last time, as he is plan
ming to take rest OF a few days before
entering upon his new duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
EIGHT STRAIGHT WINS
FRIENDS F|VE'S RECORD
Players Land Every Victory Over
Ridley Park on For
eign Floor.

Travelling to foreign floor can't stop
tho winning career Of the Wilmington
Friends School basketball team. This
was demonstrated yesterday when they
vent 10 Ridley Park, Pa, and walloped
the High School Of that place by IS TO
u score Before the game the local quin-
tet was confident Of victory, having al
ready seven straight WINS To their credit.
The entire team played a crackeriack
game Yesterday, hut the defense still
seems rather weak and the management
Is dong every thing in IT'S power to strength
en- things.
Mode carried off the honors in yestcr-
dsv fracas and scored twenty-six points.
Tho result Of hitting the net thirteen
times His passing was also feature
and helped his teammates score many
OF their points Roche starred for the
losers. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WITH THE PONIES.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 29.-Selma
c., a ten-to-one chance, ridden by Cassity,
surprised the talent in the fourth race by
winning. Selma ran over True as Steel,
the pacemaker.in the last furlong and then
stood off the challenge of Margary. True
as Steel finished third
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney won the
opening event when Red, Red Rose,
the l3 to 10 favorlte, came home n
winner in the juvenile event at three
furIongs Red, Red Rose was out
sprinted in the first quarter of the race
but ran ike game filly and under q
weak ride finished ahead OF Miss Minks,
the 10 to chance. Third money went
to Oleaster, q 10 TO ] shot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
- 600 A MO NTH FOR PLAYERS.
Association Magnaies Tentatively III,
Maximum Wage For Team.

Chicago Jan. 29.-American Associa :
tion club owners met crday TO adopt
q PLAYING schedule for ;hc 1919 season.
After two lengthy sessions yesterday ad-
journncnt was taken because Of objections
l. the tentative schedules presented.
The l54 game schedule was unanimously V
favored but the man protest was against
the SUNDAY and holiday dates.
The question OF salary limit was dis
ciIsscd ana Il was SAID that s4. 900 mon tn
was favored by q majority though that
sum was not unanimously approved
some oi the club owners express the belief
that the monthly limit might be scaled
down - So 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
LARGER QUARTERS.
r. u. Norman Co. 10 Add Hammond
Building To Store Equipment

The r. e. Norman Compan} ms leased
The Hammond Laundry ruiding, on
Eleventh street near Madison. under a
long tern arrangement. This property,
~ by 22n feet. will give the company a
floor space 81 5000 feet. one Of the
argeat dealere dirplay rooms he city
After extensive alterations which will
include the rernodelng nf IA building
and the installation of plate 2 = rdows
arross the entire front. il wii ~ o. upled
by the Norman Company ~ 4 display
room and repair ship Their old quarters
nj III shipiey street. will be retained by
the COMPANY rH storcho'iso for new
rafr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Fills Stomach
With New Energy
Weak, Worn Out, Classy. Sour
Stomach Revived and Made
to Enjoy Food With Stu
arts Dyspepsis
Tablets.

Mo~t of u eat thr~e times a dry and
often forget that esch meal should be
disposed of in the stomach 20 make room
for the next The fnilure of The stomach m
do this i. called indigestion or dyspepsia,
With it's sour rirings, gas, ruublIngs, pain
depression and the feeling ofs'nffiness when
breathing ~ difficult
Tho most eFe~tive remedy and the
uloa' reliable one, be"a'ise ypu ron
get Il at any drug store IN tho United
states or Canada, IS Stunrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets, NJ 30 cents box Instead n
derriving yomreif ~ iood or going on 8
starvhtion dirt simply keep IN as you
haze and let these tahlets strn,ghten oui
your stomach, die-s' the iood and keep
VIM in the ivht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
GROWTH OF AUTO INDUSTRY.

'In April 1900. the largest automobile
company then in existence, announced in
one of the automobile journals of that
date, that they were manufacturing auto
mobiles at the rate of almost two complete
machines a week." says Harry Graham,
of the Wilmington Automobile Co.
F1t took the war TO reveal the full
worth of the automobile as a transporta-
ton utility. And the discovery of its
indispensable value as time, labor and
money saver in all lines OF business and
in all character of human endeavor. is
doing much TO popularize its use as n
common carrier for all classes of peope in
all sections of the country"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
MOOSE CHARGED HUNTER.
Man Saved By CsmpAatos's Ballet
KIllian Aaiuanl

Frederickton, N. H., Canada, Jan. ~
Just before The rnopso scaeon closed
r.. A. Adams Of thin city bad hunting
experiences that he will not coon forget
Adams wss moose hunting with J. B.
Smith frmn Harry Smiths camp four
teen miles from here. when they came
across a male and female moose feeding
The female is protected by law. Both
shot At the bull rpoDse, but the bullets
had little effect. The bull moose started
to run and Admas ran after the animal,
shooting when opportunity presented
One bullet 80 aDgersd the moose that
IL turned and charged the hunter adams
seeing tho animal coming big way, alsl
turned and ran. The moose gained and
was snorting with rago when Smith,
taking careful aim, toppled the animal
over. When they examined the moose
eleven bullets were found IN the car
cass. The animal dressed about COZ
pounds. The nn'lers were preserved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
EDDIE SANTRY DEAD.
Former Featherweight Boxer Dies
After Nervous Breakdown

Chicago Jan. 29-Edward NJ Ssntry,
one Of the cIeverest featherweights in the
history of boxing, died yesterday as "a
result Of nervous breakdown that
followed his defeat last year for State
representative.
Santry was of championship class at
the height of his ring career Among
his ring opponents were Terry Me
Govern, George Dixon and Tommy
White He was born in Aurora, H.,
December II. 1876.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
------------------
:. KOSHLAND
King Of Odd Lots
KoSHLAND'S
Semi
Annual
s A L E
TIME indications are that
spring clothing prices
viii be still higher. To

sprlng clothing prices
viii be still higher. To
every sensible man that must
mean Buy Clothes NOv
TO this we would add
Buy them at Koshland's II
you want 40 famous nation
ally advertised brands to
choose from-if you want the
. assurance that every gar
mcnt in the store IS deciSiVely
cut in price and if you want
the greatest value in Vii
mington. When you consider
that dealing IN the samples.
models and odd lots of thee
famous makes, koshland setls
the best clothes IN America
n about half standard prices
All season, It's NOT difficult 10
understand what super-valu>r
we now offer in the pres~c'
sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
So you are leaving the camp2
Unfortunately, yes.

But why2
They won't let me take it along
Florida Times Union
Chef means just the same as cook
don't it pap
'fYes, Bobby, but don't let our cook
know it, or she'll demand sl5 more .
month"; -Browining's Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
TRAPSHOOTING.

There should be an honor roll for trap
shooters who compile long runs Of 200
or over each year. Here is the honor roll
for 1918:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

Fvrry Evenings cla~,fed advert re.
ments lrnE results. Proved n the salts
lection Of m. ny and piil te to YOU. .--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
AMArFrRI.

Name AT.
H. C. Lorenson, Los Angeles, Cal. 345
j. f. Dodds, Los Angeles, Cal. ..... 255
F. S. Wright, Maplewood, \. u. 250
Dave Fauskec, Minneapolis, MINI. 249
f. H. Bungay, Los Angeles, Cal. ..-. 246
A. II. Winkler Milwaukee, Wis. ... 233
r. F. Woodward, Douglass, Wyo. \. 2l4
c. II. Reilley, Jr,, Salt Lake City,
Utah ............ 204
III. G.. Lorenson, San Jose. Cal, ..... 204
+. +. Woodward, Toronto, Can. .... 2O3
Jay Clark, Jr., Maplewood, n. III. 200
p. H. O Brien, Kalispell, Mont !. +. 200
PROFESSIONALS.
Homer Clark. Sious Falls, :. ID. II. PAT
Homer Clark, Chillicothe, O. ... 237
p r. Miller, Houston, Texas . 209
f. II. Huaeman, Alexandria, Bay,
n. Y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
n. Y. sIIIi'
CHESTER

Totals ! y IL
Referee Rumsey. Time Of halves %
minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

And 80 On no, everything
similarly reduced, offering on
higher priced garments ac-
tual savings os SIS and $50.
Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits. Fur Cellar Coats.
Mackinaws. 8c.--all marked
at big sacrifices