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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
HANOVER roo MUCH FOR
 STATE HOSPITAT TEAM

Hanover took the State Hospital team into camp on Saturday afternoon by score of to 5. The game was pretty tight up to the ninth inning, when the hospital team went to pieces and the Hanover boys put four runs across. Pap ineau, pitching for Hanover, had one bad inning and the hospital scored two runs on two passes and a long drive to left efild. After this the Hanover boys set tied down and held the hospital scoreselss. Donovan pitched for the hospital but was found easy for the Hanover boys. Pap ineau is fast developing into a first class pitcher wit ha whole lot of speed which the hospital boys were unable to hit
 Hanover clashes in two weeks with the hospital but outside of this date they have several open dates that can be filled with any fast team
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS UP
 TO-DAY AT NORTH RANDALL

Cleveland, O., Aug. S.-The second Grand Circuit meeting of the 1920 sea son will open at North Randall tomor- row. With 415 nominated to start in the nineteen events. it is very probable, racing will continue through Saturday
 Twelve events have twenty or more nominations. If all the eligibles are de- clared in, all twelve will be divided making at least thirty-one races for the week. Four O fthe fields have more thirty nominations and they would be divided into three divisions.
 Only tomorrow's card has been defi- nitely decided. It includes four events the first and second division of the 2.11 trot, the American Sportsman three year-old pace and the 2.04 pace.
 The Champion Stallion Stake, for three-year-old trotters the first of the rich futurities to be contested this year, is on Wednesdays programme. It has value of S10.5O0 and has twelve nomi- nations.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
ASHLAND TAKES SUNDAYS
 GAME FROM TAFTvILLE

As was expected, there was plenty of sxci-enent and old-time rivalry when faftvjIle and the Ashland club met Sat hrday and Sunday.
 Old Jupiter Pluvius interrupted per Fectly good ball game Saturday at Taft vile. 4 big crowd was out and both kRams were fighting for every opening. E After Red McGill famed the first two Ap face him. Chase connected for homer vver center field.
 Taftville came back with two runs in ueir half. Liberty then settled down ana yhera was no more scoring until the fifth, -rbAn Ashland tied it up. and with one zone and a man on third small cloud
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
TRUCE PROPOSED BY
 PREMIER. LLOYD GEORGE

London. Aug. 8 (By the A. P).-The memorandum presented to the Russian emissaries by Premier Lloyd George last Friday proposed truce to run from midnight of Aug. 9-10 on these condi. tions:
 First-The Poles refrain from re equipping their armies and moving troopa and munitions and the soviet to refrain from strengthening their front.
 Second-The allies to refrain from sending troops or munitions to Poland..r
 Third-Soviet representatives to be sta. toned at Danzig or any other point to Set that the terms were carreid out, on the condition that they refrain from propa- ganda.
 Fourth-The Russian and Polish deie- gates to meet to define lines between the armies and to arrange armistice condi- tionS. -''-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
DODGERS RETAIN LEAD
 BY DEFEATING PIRATES

Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. S.-Brooklyn re- tained first place by 2 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh today in game featured by arguments and shower of pop bottles from the stands Wheat made the win ming run on wild pitch in the ninth in- ming while Pittsburgh players argued that kilduff, who was at bat, had been hit on the hand because he came up nursing his fingers after dropping to the ground to dodge the ball. Umpire Rigler ruled it was a wild pitch The pop bottle shower came in the eighth when Brooklyn play CTS crowded around Umpire Moran to protest against his decision that Mitchell wa sout on close play at third Score
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

their leaders that the matter be left in the hands of their executive committee and their attorneys.
 While the men were meeting, street car service was resumed in Denver. Trains were manned by strikebreakers. Behind each car was an automobile loaded with federal troops, carrying service rifles and trench guns. No at tempt was made to interfere.
 Five hundred troops of the roth Di- vision from Camp Funston, Kansas, reached here this morning. There was no demonstration
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
AMERICAN OLYMPIC
 ATHLETES DISEMBARK

Anewerp, Aug. 8 (By the A. P.).-The American athletes who are to compete in the Olympic games disembarked today from the transport Princess Matoika and proceeded to the schoolhouse where they are to be quartered during their stay here. Satisfaction was expressed over their place of abode and much of the dis content which had prevailed on board the ship had disappeared. A committee of the athletes inspected the food and kitch- ems and pronounced them an improve ment over the accommodations on board the transport
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
STRIKE IN DENVER HAS
 NOT BEEN SETTLED

Denver, oClo., Aug. S.-Striking trainment of the Denver TramWay com pany at a mass meeting today declined to return to work until company off, cials meet their demands that they be allowed to resume their duties in a body and, discharge the strikebreakers. The company has refused to treat with the union.
 No formal vote was taken at the meeting on the question of continuance or cessation of the strike. By acciama- ton the men accepted a suggestion of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

tioual open tournament to be played at Inverness this week, starting with IS hcdes of the 36 holes qualifying round Tuesday morning.
 iVardon and Ray had best ball of 6s@33 out and 36 home-while then best of, the Toledo professionals was 72-S6 esLeh way.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
ARRESTS MADE FOR RIOTING
 AT WEST FRANKFORT, ILL

West Frankfort, H., Aug S.-More than twenty-five suspects are under ar rest in connection with the rioting here The situation continued to improve and tonight there were no indications of a recurrence of the outbreaks which began early last week.
 Militiamen on duty, numbering about one thousand, however, will not be re-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
YOUNG GIRL KILLED BY
 BULLET AIMED AT FISH

Sutton, Mass, Aug. 8.-Esther Portnoy
 aged IT, of Boston, was shot and killed late this afternoon while in a boat with six others rowing on Lake Singletary. George Stankaitis, aged IT, of Sutton. who lives near the summer home of Miss Portnoys brother David at the lake, wa4 arrested tonight by State Detective Mott of Millburv and Deputy Sheriff Keith nf Sutton anu held in Worcester on charge of manslaughter. E-
 Stankaitis says he was firing at fish. He had fired one shot and the second shot ricocheted and struck Miss Portnoy He was using .22 calibre rife. ,4
 If mans out of his head he is apt to put his foot in it. ,.E
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
VARDON AND RAY WIN
 MATCH FROM LORMs AND WHITE

Toledo, O.. Aug. 8-Harry Vardoon and Edward Ray, English professionals, show ed high class golf in their best ball ball match at IS holes this afternoon with Charles Lorms. Inverness profes- sional and Deke White of Slyvania. The Britishers won two and one
 The match was the prelude to the na-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
American League.
Eastern League.
Baltic L. c. vs. \. F, A, Eds.

Tonight the Baltic L. c. team plays the N. F. A. Eds in a twilight game in Baltic This is the last game of the series, as both teams have won game and this is the rubber and deciding game for the holder of the Ferguson cup.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Score by Innings: k--,r;cb K (: C. B . I-H
 rrzS tzsz hits Austin Gallagher. Donahue. y5l-ss bsse hits Keuher. Pollard. Home nun. salIszher Double plays. Hayes to stapleton' hei- liner 10 GzrsEher to StaDitton.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug. 7.-MErcantile pa
 nF g.. Exchange irregular; sterling 70 sy bills 3.s2 If; commercial SO day Ills s.sFS-4; demand 3.66 3-4; cables bs7 1-2; francs demand .733: cables k95; Belgian francs, demand -1-e2; ea-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

bles 7.s4. Builders. demand 33.62; ca- bles S3.75. Lire, demand 5.12; cables a.l4. Marks, demand 21S; cables 2.1e. New York exchange on Montreal II 3-S per cent discount Government bonds irregular; railroad bonds steady.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
A ChalIeu~A

The Baltic Winners challenge any team Of l4 years age average in Norwich or vicinity and would especially like to play the Taftville Fed Sox in Baltic Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

moved for several days, Brigadier Gen. eral Frank P. Wells, in charge of the military, explained, as it is feared theiI early departure would be followed b3 fresh disorders. -s,,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Brooklyn fNN

tzl Ran for Kruger in Sth
 (zz) Batted for Mapuard In 9th. Score hy innings: Pittsburgh .....,.... Ieo osoo A1 Brooklyn -:........ Q 0 0 U l-- Two base hit. Haeffner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Ehmke Shuts bud Yankees.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 8.-Superb pitch ing by Ehmke shut out New York in the final game of the series with Detroit, to 0. Ruth lifted only one ball out of the infeld, an easy fly to Cobb. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Honest Advertising.

hAo topic all hear nowadays because many people inclined
 ggerat Yet has physician told that claimed unreasonable remedial properties for Fes Castoa Just ask them. We won't ourselves we know what the will be-
 That has all the virtues to-day that claimed for its early be found its increased the recommendation physicians and assurance that its standard will be maintained
 limitations to be found in stores and only because the Cass that Mr. Fletcher created But not the genuine Casto that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the public and from which he Honestly expects to receive his reward.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
cieveland (A)
Philadelphia (A)
Totals S3 6 24 l.
WHITE sOx EVEN UP
 GERTEG VV-TTu

Chicago, Aug. S.-Chicago evened up the series with Boston today by shutting out the visitors, to 0. Felsch's home run drive into the left field bleachers in the fourth clinched the game for Chicago Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Giants Defeat Cnhs-
Chicago (N)
New York (Nl

New York, Aug. S.-New York defeated Chicago ' to today, making it four out of five for the series. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
BROWNS WIN BOTH GAMES

St. Louis, Mo- Aug. S-St. Louis made clean sweep of the series by winning a double victory from Washington to- day scores 8 to ? and to fl. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Totals 54 A I3
 (x) Batted fer Killifer in sth.
 (xx) Batted for Waugh in sth
 (xx1) Batted for Carter in 9th
 by Innings: Chicago ........,... 0 Ooes 0 0 A1 New York .......... 0 0 0 Ri Two base hits. Young. Snyder P2skert Thnrr base hit. Terry. Home run, Young
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

ing was too much for Philadelphia today and Cleveland won, 5 to 0. Manager Speaker was unable to play until the ninth inning, having had a severe attack of neuralgia Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Graton X Knight Q 1 I-N American Thread Co. l 0 I-7
 Three base hits, Beecteg. Edgar. Two base hits, PeFty Adams. Struck by pitcher Reig CT ?. Hit by pitcher. KiKerman. Wild pitch Ceoney. First balls, Reiger Time. hrs 6 m. UmElrs Curran and Drscoll
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
IUlaS of z4 4o
 [xl Batted for Pcnnock in sth.

tx) Batted for Ponnock in sth.
 (xX) Batted for Walters in 9th
 Score l- innings: R'ston ..-......... D 0 0 % o-A Chicago ............ 0 x-2 Two base hit Leibod. Home run Fleisch
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
HAtnsf "A

(x) Batted for Ward in 9th
 Score by innings: New York ........ 0 0 O 0 0 n A-1 Detroit ............ O 0 0 % 6 a-l Two base hats. Cobb. Ehmke.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Indians Blank Athletics. Cleveland, O.. Aug. a-Caldweli's piteh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
ATTACK SHIPPING BOARD
SALE TO FOREIGN OWNERS
American Traders Want Vessels Re-
served for Purchase OF Corpora
lions OF United States.
lie Associated prcs..l


WASHINGTON. Marcn 1l.-ConSress
should include in merchant marine leg
islation ii specific direction TO the Ship
ping Board to sell the present govern
men;-owned fleet. but should give the
board fall discretion as to how and
when sales should be made. Chairman
Payne today told the Senate Commerce
Committee.
The provisions for selling" the chair
man said, should be included in the
legislation by Congress to fix the policy
of the. government IL that is the
policy"
Chairman Jones presented a letter to
the committee from Matthew Hale.
chairman OF the Midwest .Gulf-South
Atlantic states foreign trade commit
tee, protesting against the recent sale
by the board to foreign concerns OF
a number Of steel ships in the 5000
a;5ooiton class, This class of ships,
West Indies and Caribbean Sea trade.
ch3irman Payne said the board had
round the vessels uneconomic in oper-
alton and stood ready TO sell them
either to Americans or foreigners, re-
serving the larger ships exclusively
for sale to Americans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

Monday. 1t is the ffth Of the series
OF New York Princess Theater must
cal comedies and is strictly different
musical comedy in America. 1t is the
dainty style made famous in New York
by T. Ray Comstock and William Ell
:, The record run Of over n year at the
New York Princess. Theater and the
Lady" rendered by theatergoers in
cities from coast to coast. is proof
SUFFICIENT of its tremendous popularity.
capable one, and the chorus is made
up OF attractive girls with all the
charm and enthusiasm OF youth
INC cast Of Oh. Lady. Lady" will
include Miss Pauline Barrie. Miss Flor
zee Auburn. Joseph Medallion. Billy
L3Ston. MISS Betty Blye, Eugene Mo
Grcgor, Miss Madeline r-~v7 Walter
Trey. THOMAS 6. Leary. Miss Marie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
FRESH COMPLEXITIES ARISE
IN MEXICAN POLITICAL ARENA
Cnndido AEuilar, Chief of Cnrranza
Cabinet, Latent Candidate in
Presidential Rnce.

ISL
WASHINGTON. March 11.-Fresh
complexities in Mcxico's tangle OF
politics were indicated today by un-
official advices that Manuel Aguirre
BerianQua. chief of Carranza's cabi-
net. had announced Candida Aguilar's
candidacy for the presidency. while
group of State Governors had put for
ward Federico Monies. an army officer.
and once aid 20 Francisco Madero. Re-
ports said Carranza had dictated the
naming Of Monies. but would make no
active fight on Aguilar, his soni law,
whose entry, 1t was assumed, will
keep Ambassador Bonillas, now on his
way TO Mexico, out of the race.
Aguilar is heading new organiza-
tion designed to unite the many fac
tons not satisfied with either General
Pablo Gonzales or General Alvaro
Oregon. the outstanding bidders for
the presidency.
Officials here are watching develop
rnents closely because with the addi-
creased chance for a failure to de-
clare any one elected and the conse-
mi Illustration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Delightful Sweets

Fruity. fragrant jams, preserves
and jellies OF all sorts for particular
people. They make excellent spreads
for sweet sandwiches to be served
with cup Of tea:
Homemade Preserves, largo Jar, 89c
Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach.
An Indispensable part OF the chill
drens diet.
Wielch's Fruitalade, 35c
Raspberries, Peaches and Straw
berries added to the famous Grape
lade.
Apple Butter, 35c
A smooth, spicy, toothsome butter.
Fruit Jam, zoe
All flavorS.
Grapefruit Mar1nalado. 15e
Made in the groves OF Florida,
where the fruit grows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
ALLEGED WIRE TAPPERS
CAPTURED BY OFFICERS
Two Checks for Huge Sum md
ParaphcnnlIa Taken
In Raid.
by Associated press.l

tf'S associated pFess.l
TAMPA. FLA, March 1f.-Fiye al
legged wire-tappcrs and man believed
by officers TO have been an intended
victim. were arrested yesterday at
Tarpon Springs. Fla twentv-nine
miles vest of here and taken TO Clear
wa,er. the county seat, by party Of
oncers headed by William Anderson.
a detective OF Tampa
The FIVE alleged confidence men
were held under $1,000 bond each.
which they had not furnished this
morning. The alleged victim. John
smith. of 22o North street, Philadel-
phia. Pa. was released under 800
bond, and instructed 10 keep in touch
with the officials OF the court.
Two checks for $4,000 each and q
quantity OF paraphcrnalia was cap
,ured in the raid. The checks were
signed by j. s. ShaGcr. one on the
hank of Chill!cothe. Ohio, and the
other on the Bank OF Harrisburg. pa.
both payable TO tho "Exchange'' Of
Shaffcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

EDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

@s:sn Mss Dora Foe Hs.
,Tussday at the hone of Mr. " snd % Mrs.
INK Fortune here. Rev, James r. jack.
aPns T Fl 6rda IS ch:Ss1 n
Mrs: Y; NJ. Fortune. OF MarlinEton. w.
and Mrs. Fortune vii 20 70 ~, r GifTunt ~
mako their home. % 'o''
HARLOTTESvILLE. March 11.-c,.nn
IN Pierce of Columbus. Ohio, and Miss
,el Florence RutledSc. OF this city. were
he Christian Church, the ceremony being
Termed TORN a.. by ,;,rI Dr. J. Morgan. The groom
YNcHBURG. March lI.-Miss RUBY Lee
GnHs ' eSSh,S and of J RnR
sIDG pas,s S9'@y College Rsy Ri Auf Bap,iE;
rich. was the celebrant. 'S'
!s1 R1eP Is Tatd; NJ MarSn Who
/ Ice IN France. and Miss Carrie Lee Car.
as nag SFe thu Hsh s;4ee. R,n
Church, Or; Henry w. Battle perform
;e their home in this city. . ~ Ill VIII
n Madison " HsiRh,y and Mi:s RE- J.
LA Clark White. OF Lynchbmrg. were mar
Wed d,,s, 2nm at the psrsonase OF College
lin Il, Conrad. officiating. ~
IARLoTTESyILLE. March 1l.-Dr and
Al James Hall Bell. OF San Antonio
| Is. announce the marriage of their
| shtcr. Mrs. Francis Roll Newcomb, TO
II mel Richard Henry Jordan. military al
G OF the American embassy at Rio de
,Iro. Brazil. The bride is niece OF
am dc CANA. wifS Of the Brazilian am
u has spent some time as guest OF her
March 11-Clarence Fl.
{tioun and Miss Lola Dale Hawkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
TUGS DISPATCHED FOR
RELIEF OF ESPERANZA
Stranded Vessel with 151 Persons
Aboard reported In no I'm
mediate DnnScr.
fBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 1J.-Wireless
messages received here late today by
the ward Line Company from Captain
Curtis OF the steamer EaperanZa.
which stranded OFF ProgreSso. fucatan,
Indicated that the l5l persons aboard
were in no immediate danger, and
that relief from rescue ships was c&-
pected within few hours.
The company has dispatched wire
loss messages 10 all it's vessels in the
vicinity OF madagascar reef. on which
the EspcranZa is stuck. to render i'm
mediate assistance. several company
tugs put out from Progresso this
morning.
The Espe-anza carried forty-tive
passengers. and a mixed cargo OF lead
and hemp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
GANG OF TEN BOYS HELD
FOR MANY ROBBERIES
Louisville Police Believe Arrest Solves
Mystery Of Long SerIes of
Petty Crimes.
10y Associated Press.l

10y Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, March lin the
arrest Of ton young boys. Louisville
police believe they have the perpe-
traitors Of more than thirty robberies
in this city in the last few weeks.
The boys. with their captain" Glen
Hammond. 10, were taken into custody
on charge of stealing articles from
an automobile.
The arrests. according to the police,
threw light on the robbery of aims
boxes in churches, looting OF jewelry
store of $1,000 worth of goods, burg
larizing of and 10-ccnt store
thefts Of overcoats from Office build
ingS, snatchinE OF purses from women
and the smashing OF store windows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
SURRENOERS TO POLICE
AFTER KILLING SISTER
Walks Into Atlantic City Jail md
Claims Scif-Defcnse ms Motive
for Murder.
INV Associated Pres,

> IIv Associatcd I'ress.l
- NEW YORK. March 11.-Marie
Tucci. an Italian girl, walked into the
Atlantic City jail and announced she
had killed her sister. Mrs. Angelina
Cont. in New York Monday. accord
quarters here. The New York police
who have been seeking the girl. i'm
media,ely sent detective to the New
jersey resort to bring her here.
According to Information received
by the police the girl said she had
shot her sister in self-defense.
The body Of Mrs. Cont. shot through
the right temple, was found in her
apartment on West Houston Street
early Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Modistes Want Present-Day Styles
Unchanged, Says Fashion President
American Woman Has Reached Apex of Artistic Dress
and Prices Prohibit Any Alterations of Modes or
Designs, Is Madam Ripley's Opinion.

snip combine to make n radical change
in style impossible" she said. Never
were American women so well dressed.
the present modes are adapted to
them and conform to every woman 3
Individuality. Women are eNpressing
themselves in dress more subtly and
more tremendously than ever before"
The fostering of American art in
dress design" will be the chief topic
OF discussion at tho convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
rry Associated Pr.ss.,

CHICAGO. March ll.-Modistes who
are to hold Il fve-day scmi-annual
convention here beginning March Is
in connection with the fashion show
OF the Fashion Art League of America,
will advocate there be no change in
design, according to an announcement
today by Madame ALA Ripley, presi-
dent OF the league.
Prices of materials and workman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
COSTLY PEARLS STOLEN
Rope of Pink Gems Consisted of Sew
cnty-EiSht Perfectly Matched
StOnes
GBy Associated Press.I

CHICAGO. March ia rope ot pink
pearls valued at $4,000 was stolen
from Mrs. Robert F. Carr, Chicago soci-
ETY. woman. while she was guest OF
the Glenn Springs Hotel Watkins. y.
Y, March 2. 1t became known today
when Lloyds Insurance Agency Of
fered a reward OF $4,000
The necklace wna said to consist o.
seventy-elght perfectly INIT hed renrls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Cheeses

The smooth, ripe, full fla
vored kinds that melt in your
mouth.
Grated Cheese, n H., 25c
For use with macaroni and spa
ghetti especially.
Snappy Cheese, SIC
II you're particular about getting
really fine cheese come in and
taste our special snappy white full
cream cheese.
Mild juno Cheese, SAC
Extra fine full cream, New York
State cheese, with a delicious fla
vor. The last word in fine cheese
making.
Camembert, soc
In wooden boxes.
Limburger, 6Oc
Sliced Swiss Cheese, SOC
Roquefort, u h., 4Oc
Liederkranz, CSC
Philadelphia Cream Cheese, FAC
Neufchatel Cheese, 12c
Pimiento Cheeses, h., Soc
Homemade.
Pineapple Cheese
Edam Cheese
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Little Talks No. 14s
TO LADIES ONLY

Housewives who have the family
wash done the TIE ROUGH DRY
way never know the annoyance of
laundry being returned dingy, muddy
and only partially washed. as is so
often the case with those who use
the out-of-date tub" system
Every piece Of wash you send US
is thoroughly cleaned. No matter
how old or badly soiled the garment,
nor how inclement the weather, 1t is
returned as spotlessly fresh and
white as when new.
This is one big advantage of TEE
SERVICE that every particular wo-
man likes; besides, it is more de-
pendable and convenient and actually
cheaper in the end The price is
only 10c a pound. and our wagons
call and deliver at regular time
each week.
Try US few weeks-you'll be de-
lighted. Phone today for wagon to
call