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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
johnson Coming Back

Jack Jonnson VINO smudged the puglc
extent mas declared will
lra on charge which
years 1t certainty that Johnson
ne was the most homesk
Johnson product
tnquestnaby he of the
OF silly
turned be- He had child negro
ana the talk of the
lshed all the
1t was because of Johnson that the
OF of
Johnson bout started throughout
white
quest finally ended with the discovery of Jess Willard
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Sprint Feature
Triumph Goes
oSkiles Knob
Zip" and Favorite Beats
Good Field Two Lengths;
Only Two Choices Win
Special Cor~espor6enee

Specfd! Correspondence
uAVANA. Jan. 29.-The track at the
Oriental Park course to- day was very
s.svv. and it required stout hearted
Aor<s to negotiate the stiff going. The
s.Ids were small and the players ex-
ns-ienced Tad afternoon. as only two
,.vori,cs we-e able to scramble down
in front
svesnd half turlong sprint for three
rasr.olds and up, the fourth event or
,.ss card. resulted in victory for the
ahot tip and favorIte, Skies Knob.
tIs was meeting q fairly good field Of
.,r;nters. bur the books took no CHANCES
18th him anu made him the choice, az
40 :. The son OF Hurst Park, running
;, his best form. took .he lead early
md won by two lengths. Different Eyes
as, second. fifteen lengths in front of
Wsr Spirit.
.,nr. had no trouble in landing the first
,scs from q fair field of mud runners.
1 trife slow at the start, she rushed
10 into q good lead and, gradually IN
ereasirg her advantage. won in gal
lop b. Ten lengths Sherry was second.
with Leenrack third, length back.
Eddie Trantor, showing a decided
liking for the going, made runaway
race OF the second event. He assumed
me lead quickly and won pulled up, five
lengths in front of Blanche Donation.
which in turn, was four lengths before
unwise Child.
Goldstone. q 5 to /, had a close call
in the third race, but gamely held or
and won by a length. Tarascon, the
good thing" closed with a rush and
was fast wearing the winner down.
The results:
First race (rurSe $500: th-ee-ysar-olds
claiming; tivs and a half furlongsS-
and to s. first Sherry, Io2 (Merimee>
6 to !. 6 TO : and TO 5, second Leen-
raes l.s ,s,.d ePi0Esnsl 4;ns 20 TO l; 70 and
nor and lnc.rerAtor also ran.
Second race jpurse $500; four -year-olds
and upward; claiming five and half
suriongs)-Eddie Trarter, 1o5 &C. Howardp
I to !, . and 70 5, first. Blanche
l to 4. second Unwise Child. 101 Gear
nody). ? to : TO and 70 5. third;
Lady Ivan also ran
claiming; six Observation-Disclosures. 90
lJarrelD. 20 !. 10 and to ). first
Tara.con. 10 (Wsi.nerl. to !, 10 and
: to and to 4. third Time. l:17 As
Prince Direct SHy Man, Mike Dixon and
Allah also ran
Fourth rae tpu-se $500 Peru Handl-
cap. three --oids and upward five and
half furlonss) )-Sktles Knob. 107
tcrump), s 10 5. l 70 : ard to 4. first
Different Eyes 1os tMcGrann). TO i. 70
! and evan. second, Wa Spirit, 102 (Man-
gam. to !: 70 and even third. Time.
l:i0 as. Ness Kit. Diversion and Alvord
Also
Fffta race purse. $500: four-year dds
and upward: claiming one rrlila and
twer-y yards s)-Fai-iy, 113 (Gargan) 10
l.. TO S and to 5 first: Parable lo6
lCarmody) TO :, even and to Z,
second: Batlyconae.l, Jos (Ftnley). to 5.
! to and ! 10 4. third. Time. $50.
Cafeteria Duke o< Shelby Native Soil
and Half and Hals also ran.
six,h race (pu-se. $500; four-year-old ds
and upward. claiming; one mile and fifty
yafds)-Bl4 4zeaway, fo1 (Carmody), 6 to s.
@ TO ana out: first; Iron Cross II lQS
tHiratl. ) 70 l, even and out, second
Great Gull. loa tNountain). Z to .. to
aud ou; third Time. 1:47 SIS Buck
nal, also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Leonard and Dundee

Leonard Dundee bout will be
according Leonard
will be decided divey that Dundee Italian
adm won"
Benny friendly
little Scotchwop the He
he Benny
Sanitary
Benny bunch of and they tell
unlike the
lightweight champion would box than
Welsh do after his long absence the
he right
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Creenleaf Breaks Record
At Pocket Billiards

Ralph Grcenleaf, professional cham
pion pocket billiard player of the
world. established a new high run rec
ord at Thum S Broadway Academy last
night in the game against Jerome
keogh. former title holder Dazzling
work with his cue in the second inning
enabled Greenleaf to anass total of
ball. A feature of this run was that
the champion used the same balls last
night that were used in making the
old record run.
In the afternoon game Grcenleaf de-
feated Keogh by total OF 125 to Sc
with high runs Of "a and 81. heogh 5
best turn resulted in a cluster OF 80
In the evening game the young title
holder ran out his 1875 points in seven
innings, while Keogh was lucky to total
65 balls
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
The Wandering Senegambian

OF Johnsons
He
before Willard
would be he
has that walop
Lobe Fitzsmnons
johnson gained He of
Paris until it became that the
honor
AS of the
him he slipped
than spending the the trenches 1t remarkable prejudice
there pugiistc the sold
From Johnson
bout with Willard fake and that the white hope
consideration This did please the the
Seneganban Mexico
or Johnson
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
/ forty-six Harvard Men
Enter Boston 4. 4. Meet

fortysix separate entries OF Har-
ward track men have been made IN this
Years Boston A. A track meet, OF
which fourteen entrants are freshmen
Those taking part IN the relay race Of
Ie0 yards per man include some of the
best runners in college, among them
are Captain D. F. O'Connell, '21; II. D.
Costigan, 20: A. ". Douglass, '21; W.
H. Goodwin, 20, and B. Wharton. '22.
This IS the only event in which Cap
tam o 'Connell is entered. In the one
mile run T. G. Bemis. '22; H. Seabury.
'22, and G. F. Watson, 20. are three
promising entrants, while c. G. Krog-
ness jr., y. IS entered in the nigh
lGmn.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
v resting al Hnxs' Glnh

A wrestling tournament VIII be he
at the Boys Club Tenth Street an
Avenue a. this CITY, on Friday. Feh
ruary 5, ia l40 and 1913 pound class,.
Every athlet1 belonging 10 -he 3. A.
Gold watcaes VIII be awarded to ar.
and second IN each class Applcatio
blanks may b. obtained from the Roy.
Club or the A. a Z Women wil J.
admitted 10 this meet.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Just Punching the Bag
unney Looks Promising Jack Johnson 10 Return
BY W. 0. Mcclellan

VI 'he three promising heavyweight boxers of the z
Geae iunney the of Billy to be the only one left
was trimmed by
oui BOD Ftzsnons showed NAV be for
anu may be forever before he worry other
any siea' extent Young Gene
"a course 1unney has any and still
possoly lie disposed cool
"ohilallke fashion He
ouo 40 against really tough experienced remains to be
O' MONDAY night at the Newark
~ Roberts, who pride of Staten Island until bo u
topped by AL Reich the diving again will mean no,
~ ~ 'NN1 ''"'"'s
1t might be tournament for the beves tho
T. There would be Tunney
ouS sergeant oy the of
temporary barrer between Bob in
spratlons fzsmmons match that would
oia" might we'll
not forever about picking the esofts
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Hoctor Sets New Mark
As FOrdham Five Wins

What is believed to be record was
established when Hoctor, OF Fordham
College. shot twenty-onc out Of twenty
TWO baskets from the foul line IN
basket ball game against Cathedral Col
lege in the sth Regiment Coast Artil-
lery, the Bronx. last night.
one Of Hoctor's baskets came in the
final minute OF play, and gave Fordham
q victory by 35 TO 81. At half time
Fordham led by 20 to l6.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
New York Boxers BUSY

New York boxers VIII be the primo
pals IN most Of the eel t-round bou
a : the Newark aportsmen Club ne
Monday night TIE contestants V
be Eddie Fitzsimmons w. Jimmy Duif1
Gene Tunney -. Al Roberts. john.
Murray vs.. Charlie Beecher and Beun
simmons and Duffy sre Vest Sid.
youths. Murray and Wager age froa
Harlem, while Beecher Is from fh.
East Side. Roberts is a Staten Islande
and Fox is an Engiishmaa.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Men oy, New York A. c.,
High Gun at Pinehurst

PINEHURsT, \. C.. Jan. 29.-The
first prize in lo-day'a l00-target handi-
cap at the Pinehurst Gun Club went
to John B. Fontaine, Of Philadelphia,
who led the field OF fifteen contestants
with a score of 92-5-97 Martin Nc
Voy jr, Of the New York A. c., was
high gun Of the day He not from
scratch and broke 90
The leaders follow John 3 Fon-
taine, Philadelphi 92-5-97; Il. Sin
claire. New York. gl-5-9G; Martin
McNoy ir., New York, 95-0-95, +. L.
Healey. Toronto. s9-5-94: p. J Dal-
ton, Warsaw. Ind. 9l-3 81; T. A.
bert. New York, S6-7-e9.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Now Eighteen Straight
For Crescent 4. C. Five

TIE undefeated Crescent Athletic
Club basketball team easily won from
Ursinus College in the formers Brook
Ign gymnasium last night by score
of 81 to 25. After obtaining a lead of
Is TO during the first half the club
mon slackened their attack during the
second half. which accounts for the
college BOYS good showing during thls
period. The victory was Crescent's
eighteenth this season.
L. lre-nn.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Raynolds Wins With Cue

Edward f. Reynolds. the Amateur
Billiard Club representative, easily
vanquished Humboldt Foss in q game
of the New York State amateur pocket
billiard tournament at the Rational
Recreation Academy, Brooklyn. yester
day Tho score was 100 to - the
victor leads for the title with four
straight victories, while his high run
OF twcnty-c,ght caroms Is the best ef-
fOrt thus Far
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Yankees Box in Japan

Boxing was introduced into Japan
last month when the Knights OF Co
iumbus staged series of bouts for the
entertainment Of the men of the U. s
S. South Dakota on their excursion
10 the Great Daibutsu Buddha Al
Hamakura. This fact was contained
IN a letter from X. Of c. COMMISSIONS
Fox. of Indianapolis, 10 Overseas ~.
rcc,o, william T. T.arkln.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
To Coach Brazilians

1t was announced last night hy the
foreign department of the Young Mems
Christian Association that +. c Brown.
director of physical training at the
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria,
ILL.,. has been signed up 70 coach Brazil
ian athletes for the next Olympic games
at Antwerp Brown will leave soon for
HraZll
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
y. Y. A. G.. Conducts Ice Races

The. New York Athletic Club an
nounced last night that it will conduct
three skating races at the NotIek Rink
on the evening of February s. The
everts are half mile handicap, one-inslc
handicap and half-milc novice. Enteries
close With Paul Pilgrim, New York A.
O. on FehruarN 9
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Last Call for Mermen

Entire. close tomorrow for the
swimming events to be held on Wednes-
day evening under the auspices OF
the New York A. G. The feature VIII
be the Metropolitan Cham p'onship
fancy dive January a.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
v ilde knocks Out Ertle

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 29-Jimmy Wilde.
Ayweight champion Of England, knocked
out Nike Ertle, Of St. Paul, early in
the third round Of q ten round bou.
to-nllht
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

G0IIs fr7'n teld--CT0.7enf ParW--e q
Stodaard t5), Stewart go. NicK.as. 8utle,
(2) Kinney 90. Dayton t5}t Urstnus
o. Isenberg ~. Goals from 6oui-hlure,s
parmlee. Light '5) suosti-utes- h.nnev
for Farlnless Dayton Tor Stoddard Heath
Tor Nicklas. Griain for Butter Referee
Tom Qhorp. Columbia. Time or ha.ves-2o o
inmates
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920.

In paper mill in the town of Hoo
SICK has recently been manufactured
las an experiment some samples of
paper from pulp Of ground saw
grass gathered in Florida With
wood pulp growing daily more scarce
and paper increasing in price until
the smaller newspapers are threaten
ed with extinction, 4he earth has been
searched for a substitute from when
can be manufactured the cheaper
grades of paper Plenty of substf
Itutes have been tried and several Of
them proved disable but none were
lplenty enough, cheap enough or easi-I
ly enough transformed into paper toll
be available. OF all those tired the
saw grass pulp seems to offer the
best prcspect Vernon ers who have
been in Florida are familiar with the
thousands and thousands of acres of
marsh land growing nothing bus a.
rank growth Of sawgrass and few
clumps of cypress The saw-grass has
heretofore been considered of no
value bu, ii cut it grows agan in u
few weeks and several crops can be
harvested every year The paper
made in Ho.sick from The saw grass
pulp was not white but II is believed
that it can be bleached. if not white;
at least to a tint that will serve news
paper purposes ar er the public be
comes accustomed to the variation
During the war and since many for
eign papers and Il few in this coun-
| try used paper of varying tint. The
Banner is particularly interested in
the saw-grass experiment for the rea.
son tina more taan twenty years ago
Mr.. c. J. Kmsley, nov Of The Ban
ner staff was. employed in Florida and
suggested to newspapc publishers
and paper mill owners lha the Florida
saw-grass might prove an available
substitute for wood pulp. He tried to
have an experiment made hui at hat
time pulp wood was so plenty and
cheap that makers of paper were not
interested in, the development OF q
substitute W
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05
S10O Reward, St0C

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased tn learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing its
work. The propretors have 50 much
faith In the curative power OF Hara
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il faile
to cure Send for list Of testimonials
Address F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by oil Druggiats, 76e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05

The Rutland News links the world
would be a curious place if "conserya-
tiyes" like Governor Clement always
had their way ana calls attention 10 a
letter dated 1925, evidently written by
a conservative Of that ;ime An ex.
lcerpt from it reads.
You are welcome 10 uso the school
house to debate all proper ques ions
IN, but such things as railroads ave
.mpossbilities and rank inhdeli Y.
There is nothing m the word Of God
about hem Ii God designed that His
Intelligent creatures should travel at
frightml speed Of Is miles an hour
by steam, He would have clearly fore
told through His holy prophets is
device to lead immortal souls down
to hell
| Why a Conservative? In heso days
radical is often a person who is SO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05

wildly enthusiastic for his own pet
theory that he is willing to sacrifice
everything and everybody who op.
poses letting him have his own way
We call communists rad Gals yet com
munism was one Of the early stages
cf civilization when the races we're
anger 1t proved suitable only for
. PASTORAL eXis once before the deyel-
.mant Ct wider iutcresta Of national
hllu rial and commercial Life The
average communist Of the present day
has never read history and rails
about the opposi Jon Of conservatives
to the theories which he thinks new
and cure for the evils III society. 1t
lis of no aya.l to tell him that many
of The conservatives whom he so bit
terly assail5 are two thousand years
ahead Of him in progressive doctrines
ana hat he is the one who is looking
backward and not forward. Greece
vas collection Of communal tribes
before it rose to culture, understand
ing and power Rome ceased TO be a
communal state when Rome began
to be great Governor Clement is I'M
doubtedly a conservative in the com
mon use Of the word but in his fail
lure to coordinate with his day and
generation and in the tcnacity with
which he adhare9 to his own opinion
he is radical and a breeder Of radt
cnliem
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05

Although olive oil as food and
medicinal oil can be replaced very
largely by other vegetable oils, there
are one or two technical uses, wool
spinning, for instance, for which no
entirely satisfactory substitute has yet
been found.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05

there is hope, and af er that there is
lfo insurance 10 save and serve Ma
tonal Lifu ms Co. VI (Mutual)
Earle S. Knsley, General Agent Mead
Building, Rutland, Vt ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05
verazz mis- Discovery Of America.

y 49, IT " '~TtFNWV~I J Vt ' 49, 49,
A French writer is distributing a
pamphlet moving that most of the
Atlantic coast of the United States
was discovered by the French explorer
Verazzani in 1924, and urging that in
1921 tho 400th anniversary Of the dis
coyory be duly celebrated in the Unit
ed States.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05
A. RUSKIN

| pay the highest cash prices for
rags, ruhhers. IRON, bags, papers and
Junk OF all kinds.
Call at 5ottums Store Tel. 40,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-05
CARE OF THE HAIR

Tho best thing e mako
your hair SOFT, thick and
glossy-Parisian Sage. w.
H. Gokay sells The ganu-
inc that does not change
t"r natural color o. tho
hair.
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SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material in a
poor dye. Insist on Diamond Dyes"
Easy directions in package.
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MEMBER OF AssOCIATED PRESS.
Tho Associated Press ia exclusively
entitled to the use Ior publication OF
all news dispatches credited to II or
not Other wise credited in that paper
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
THE GETTO-GETHER BANQUET
OF TEMPLE EMANUEL.

The "GetToGether'' spirit. reused
Icy the reception given after services
last Friday evening ut Temple Eman-
itcl, is to have another opportunity to
stimulate the members to increased
fricndliness and cooperation. The
Temple will give n banquet to tho
members Wednesday. March 81 at the
Albany Hotel and plans for the fn-
lure welfare of Congregation Emanuel
will be discussed Many subjects viii!
lie considered to increase the future
usefulness of the Congregation. Tenn
l.le Emanuel was the pioneer Jewish
religious organization in Colorado anil
is DESTROYS with its growing congrcga-
ton of holding this position. This can
only be done by the harmonious par
ticipation of the large congregation in
the program of expansion and increas-
cd usefulness the Officers are planning
for the future. Ii is for this the han.
uuct was arranged and it will und0ubt
cdly be productive of those sentiments
which are imperative for the work to
he done.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
BEDS ENDOWED AT j. c. r. S.

The dedication of some beds occur
red Sunday. March II, at the J. G..
X. s. Those in whose honor they were
endowed are: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Steiner. in their honor. New York.
y. Y; Mr.. Harry Wind. in memory of
his father. Israel Wind. New York. y.
Y: Mr. /. A. Harris. in memory of his
mother. Itta Harris. New York. y. Y. :
Samuel Schiffman, in memory of his
beloved father. Peisach Schiffman
New York DESIRES to have inmates
of Sanatorium represent him at dedi-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl HcrshOn. in mem
Dry of their parents. New York. y.
Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Z. Meyer. in
memory of Babette Meyer New York
n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold J. Iipp-
mann. in memory of their devoted
brother, Simon s. Rosenstamm. New
York. n. y: Il. Hyman and Shevell
company, endowed by same in their
honor, New York, y. Y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All members of the Y. NJ. & Y. w.
j. A.. are requested to take notice that
!; very important meeting ,of that as
sociation will he held this Sunday eve
ming March 2Sth ut $ p. m. at the
Jessie |. Rude Community Center, 10th
and York streets. The Constitutional
committee has their constitution pre-
Iured and ready for acceptance at this
meeting. The discussion of the change
IN name and many other very import
ant matters are coming up at this
meeting and it is very imperative that
every member he present. because the
business To he transacted will effect
each and every member of the organi-
zation. New applications for member
ship will. also. he taken up Mt this
meeting and all willing to join are
asked to he present. a splendid pro
gram has been arranged and II very
enjoyable evening is anticipated.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
TO THE WEST DENVER COMMUN-
ITY.

The natioL wide religious survey
movement has now reached Denver.
This movement is expected to better the
social conditions of that particular
community, details will be given by y
special circular in the very near future.
This movement has the sanction and
hearty cooperation Of Rabbits Halpern,
Braude. and Kauyar. Every person in
West Denver is earnestly requested 10
answer the few questions put to them
by the workers who will soon visit their
homes. Mr.. Cluxton Of the Cheltenham
School assisted by the following COM
mittee is in charge Of the work: =. ].
t;agooland, A. Radinsky, J. L. klevans.
Celia Klevans. Irene oscherovitz, Bessie
Milstein. l. l.. Quiat. Or. Norris, DIR.
Blumberg and A. MOrantz
CELIA KLEvANS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
Local Ne1Ds

MIR. Milton Goldman, brother of Mrs.
George NJ. Harris, is spending few
days in the city, en- route from Cali.
folmia to his home.
Denver Lodge. B'nai FIRTH, meets
next Sunday morning.
Mr.. IsadOre Hurwitz left Wednesday
for Kansas City after Il short stay in
The city.
Wolcott School will have their ANNA
competitive athletic drills this Week.
The Jewish girls attending the schools
ARE taking active part in drills and
doing excellent work.
Sam Isaacson left Tuesday for 81.
Louis where he will join Mrs. Isaac
son. They will return in a few weeks.
Harold Strnus left Tuesday for
short business rip: he will return in
time for the -Silyersmith
wedding.
william Il. Blumenthal left Thurs
day, the 18th. with the East Side.
High School debating team for Pueblo
where it will participate ON Friday,
March &c in the annual Denver, Iu-
cblo, Canon City Triangular Debate.
MIR Blunenthal who is the coach VIII
represent the faculty of the East Den
YER High School. The subject for the
debate is the Municipal Ownership of
street Railways and Electric Light
and Power Plants" on which the Den
YER debators. William Miller, Stanley
Young. and Fred Nideon Jr., will up
hold the negative.
DR.. Harry Block has moved to San
Diego. Calf. where he is practiciItg
his profession, being associated with
prominent dentists in dental N-ray and
eyodontia.
DIR. C. H. Kauvar delivered an AL
dress at the Denver Philosophical So
ciety Thursday night on Spritualism
from the Standpoint of Science and Re
ligion.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
Millinery and Ready-to-Wear
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Although only open short time our business
growing rapidly than had expected and
already extends to different parts of the city.
1t will pay you to pay visit You will find some
thing different than what would there on
Santa FeOur stocks don't need concentrations prices
talk for themseves-Ony short time to Easter. Come
and bring the kddes along Let help you fit them out
we have pretest children sizes made of
Chions Voes and Organdes endless variety of Hats
New Spring Sport Coats Tricoete Bouses Silk Undergar
ments, Hosiery, Slippers, etc.
Note--Store Open Evenings Until $50 Pm
Saturday $3.50 P. N.