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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
FRANKFORT SIGNS
THOMAS AND EBLE
Bob Higgins Former Running
Mate at Penn State Now
With YeIIowjaokets
SEASON STARTS OCTOBER !

Tho Frankford Nclowiackcts were
out on Browns Tield last evening for
their semi weekly practice, and two
new faces were seon III the lino-u Of
the team. Manage Howard Bowkcr
introduced Whitley Thomas, Of Penn
state. the formCr running mate of Bob
Higgins and who will play one of the
ends, and Fcrd Ehlc. the former At
lantiC City boy. who finished the season
last year with Conshohockon. Both
were in the pink or condition. having
been engaged as lifcguards at Atlantic
City tn" last summer
Tho carpenters have completed the
now additions 10 the grand stand. and
the field is in fin" shape for the opening
gam"N next Saturday with All-Phila-
dclphla. With the large number Of new
seats. the FrankfOrd management feels
confident that there will be plenty Of
room for late comers. especially those
desiring to motor to the grounds. which
arc within easy access Of the Northeast
boulevard. being situated near the high
school grounds on Oxford pike.
in tn" two weeks past Coach George
Johnson has passed the unliInbcring
and elementary stages. and beginning
next week stiff ScrimmagC work will
occupy the program. Johnson has so
far confined the mon to passing. kick
ing. getting down under puntS. falling
on the ball. individual charging, line
blocking and COnvCntionalitics of the
carly season.
The work on tho field has been de-
voted mainly to hardening muscles,
strengthening the wind and improving
generally III" physical condition of the
athletes. All this, of course, has been
1
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MIN. to increase his lead as a run .rett.,
having registered 1856 times. '"'
Baird Leading Base Runner

nm him to increase his lead as a run .gett.,
having registered 1856 times.
Baird Leading Base Runner
Baird, Of Indianapolis. addeJ tou.
more bases to his string Of thefts and and
lcads with sixty-seven. Other leadInS
m Gattcrs: AcoSta. Louisville, .S5T:
Thorpe. Toledo. .357 Good. Konu,,
City. .356; Fisher, Minneapolis, AZ.
Hartley, Columbus, .347; Lear. NH,
waukec, .31G. ''"'
Boone, of New Orleans, has won III.
premier honors among the batters al
the Southern Association. according IA
tnc unothcial averages, which incul,
the final games of last SATURDAY., wS.r
the season closed. The New Orlesn,
slugger finished with an average of Ssl
in 1o6 games. lie was at bat IA
times and cracked out 223 hits and b b,,
me honor for total bases with mark
Oh DDS. There was n close finish for
"' pa"" h"'"c"" Griffith. of New
Orleans. and Polly McLarry. of Mem.
,hc rance noSing McIarry ou,
by one ncmt and finishing with an aver.
age of 300.
Andy High, of Memphis. carried Of
the honors in runs scored. with 1886.
Bernsen. of Birmingham, wa,
crowned the .home-run king of the
league by making twenty -one circuit
drives. and Stewart. of birmingham,
carried off the stolen base honors with
sixty-six thcfts. Other leading bat.
terS: Burke, Nashville. .34S; Bogart,
Now Orleans, .346; Camp. Memphis
.342; Bcrnsen. Birming gham. $780,
Traynor, Birmingham. .33G: Wano
Little Rock, .333; Don Brown, Mer.
phis, .333.
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WEST LOOMS BIG AS
EAST IN GOLF WORLD
Seattle Has 2 to I Left on New York This WooL
Links Unthought Of Out There in
Travis Trauers Regime
By GRANTLAND RICE

TT DOESN'T take long for custom
n bo turned upon its beams end or
iostiod ont of position. There was
aav not so far back as few years ago
wSon Golf belonged to the East by a
r,,sbine margin. The West, outside OF
ono or two large cities, knew 1t not ex-
cent by derisivc hcarsay. But what q
cbenoe p, ~ has come about. After the
t;rst round in the current amateur
championship the West not only had
over three times as many survivors as
tbe Fast. but even the Pacific North"
west led the Atlantic seaboard In the
surviving total.
Seattle VS.. New York
WHEN Seattle has two men left and
w New York only one In an amateur
golf championship, as the case was
last Tuesday night, you can easily see
the great drift from ten years ago,
when Travers,> Travis and others were
monarchs and Seattle had no thought
of an eighteen hole course.
Perhaps next year at Brookline II
will be different, but we have an idea
that even the $500 mile journey isn't
going to block the championship ad-
venture Of the Far West, and that
from now on the Pacific Coast will be n
sector to watch. Not only Seattle, but
Sioux City and st. Paul were en- a
par with New York and each were one
up on Philadelphia in the list of sur
vlvors starting the second round. This
" proof enough that golf supremacy
Is not banked in any one or two spots.
Accounting for Something
WE RAN across known
w National League owner yesterday
and asked him how he accounted for
the Giant Pirates shift in the closing
days of the race.
Easy enough" he replied. "For
over three months Pittsburgh was
nIaying above it's normal speed. For
the same distance New York was play
ing. below average form. It took the
decisive five game meeting between the
two clubs in New York to show just
where each belonged
The Pirates settled back to their
normal strength. and the Giatns came
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MISSED GOAL COSTLY
TO LANSDOWNE, AND
PENN CHARTER WINS
Richards Fails in Dying Moments Of Thrilling Contest
to Tie the Score-BriN Picks Up Bad Pass and
Races Ninety Yards for a Touchdown
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledycr

yesterday, when Penn Charter
High School that township
the
victory The g. which only indicates close
figures a close
Some time doubt it. The
wonderful football for this time Of the
rallies and kept the huge crowd In constant state
finish lhere were thrs
the unexp always happened
period when Penn Charter was battling
defense the ball their territory
the soye athletes would push them back over
Three times Queen advance with the ball but
than couple Of Yards With to go on the urn
kick Brill substitute dropped back to
passed Instead OF being
perfect Brill and rolled toward the goal line
LOOKED like
boy got there first In
safe he picked it up and started
another off and started toward the
One by one he passed hd He crossed
Bob Suze kicked goal This KICK proved 10 De
the winning point
After that played seemed have the
However Penn Charter stonewau defense whenever
the field the final period when anSdowne put on purt
This generalshp OF WILCOX
mdfed third down and yards to 60 The
Wilcox which could be heard by every one:
will Make good
captains hands but instead Of kicking he
Penn Charter taken surprise and Wilcox Travelled to
the % yard before he downed
Of the line noed Yards and another gave
The and with five seconds
Wilcox for forward
hurled Korn. the best ends in scholastic
caught ball a touchdown making the
Time play allowed lhe
fore, lansiowne had chance tie the
Wilcox goal kicker but because he Crrnt of late
Charter by
single point.
THERE several "driduo! out Norr the right end tor
This boy Of the
the and defense
side and he the The
q
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LEONARDO FRIEDMAN BOUT
AT SHlBE PARK OCT. 7
Jack Weinstein Says He Has
Matched Champion Here

Jack WcinStcin is back in PhiladcI-
phia today after trip to New York
last night. and SAYS that he has ar
ranged for an eight round bout between
Benny Leonard. tho lightweight cham
rion. and Sailor Friedman, of Chicago.
at Shibe Park October I. They are to
box at catchweights, according to
Woinstcin.
This will be Leonard : first bout since
he injured his hand four days before
last month.
The champion. who was in this city
on Wednesday, said his hand had fully
nCnlcd
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HE|LMANN LEADS
COBB BY 4 POINTS
Tyrus Raymond Trailing With
Mark Of .394-Hornsby
Still on Top
BOONE SOUTHERN WINNER

Ty Cobb, Detroit boss, has climbed
to within four points Of his slugging
tcammatc. Harry Heilmann, who still
is leading the battcrs in the American
League with a mark of .30S. These
figures show every little chance over the
percentages held by the Tiger stars a
week ago.
Babe Ruth added brace of home
luns to his string and brought his scu
sons record to fifty-six Ruth also is
trailing the two Detroit stars for the
EattinS hon)rs with mark of .31S.
luSt four points in front Of George Sis
Ter. Of St. Louis, who is hitting .314.
Ruth is far in front of his rivals us
q run gcttcr. having registered l6S runs
for tn" Yankees.
Sis"r has taken the lead in the stolen
base department by pilfcTing three basc,;
during tn" past week and bringing his
total to twenty seven. S. Harris. Of
Washington. who was leading II week
ago. failed to add TO his string Of twcn
five. Other leading battcrs Speaker.
| Cleveland. .3GG; Toblh. st. Louis.
,359; Williams. st. Louis. .315: ia &.
c"bSon, st. Louis. .342; l.. Collins,
Chicago, $50 Strunk. Chicago, ,.%'S.
Hornsby Still Leads
Rogers IIornsby. or st. Louis. has
been hitting with telling effect. ard has
| brought his average m to .4OJ fer the
| leadership in the National League.
The st. Louis star also increased his
| lead rs run -gCtter. We scored l2T
| times.
Jack FOurniCr. n team mate of
lIornsby's. retained his position as run
nPr up with mark OF .3i9. MclIenry.
another member of the Cardinals, is
/ pushing the big Frcnchmau with an
average Of .34I.
George Kelly. Of the Giants. brought
| his seasons home run record up TO
/ twenty three by cracking out another
home run. George Frisch. also of New
| York. failed TO show his customary
base. stealing wares during the week
( and his total Of forty seven thefts re e
! mainod unchanged.
Other leading battcrs; CutShaw,
! Pittsburgh. .34G; ltoush. CINCINNATI
$40; Cruise. Boston, .33S; Frisch
New York, 1886; W. Smith, st. Louis
."i6; Mouscl. New York, $50 Groh
/ Cincinnati. $50
IhCrc seems llttIc Likelihood OF Jay
kirke, Of Louisville, being dethroned
as the leading batter of the American
Association. The Louisville slugger Is
maintaining his steady gait, and is far
in front with an average Of ISL. His
closest rivals arc Rob Russell. Of Min
nNapOls, and Art Butler, of Kansas
City. who ure tied for the runner w
honorS with .3bS. Brief, of Kansas
! city, is next with 3G3
Brief failed to increase his string of
home runs. his record remaining AT
forty, but his great hitting has enabled
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What May Happen
In Baseball TOddy
N.NTIoNNL LEAGIE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

rEo HDR = HGSUI
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhtsrrrEh. 2; Phillies, o.
Chicago l3; Boston, 3.
BroOklrh-t incinnatI, postponsd--Rain.
New iorIt-St. Louis. postponcd-rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NhlCtCs. I; Chicago, o.
Athletes, .; thic"go. (second game).
ST. Louis. 10; Boston, 9.
Boston, l0i 81. Louis. ) (second ganU.
New York, g. Cleveland. 9.
Washington, g Detroit. I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo. g. Kansas City. , Cflrst gamr).
Kansas city. 0: Toledo. tsecond game
4 Innings, dnrkncss).
Milwaukee j; Columbus. T.
Minneapolis. 3: indianapolis. :.
EASTERN LEAGUE
PitSfeld. .; Waterbury. o.
Hartford. ~: bridgeport. 3.
Springfield. I3; New Haven 2
Worcester. IS; Albany. 1a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
HALT MITCHELL-RICE BOUT
Boxing Chairman Stops Milwaukee,
Set'to When Richie Breaks Arm

WIlWauktc, WIS.,, Sept, 24.-Richio
MitchGIi, Milwaukee lightweight boxer.
broke his right arm just above the wrist
IN the third session of n ten round
England. here. Vt
The Stat" boxing chairman stopnod
the bout in the middle of the forrtb
round when It was discovered MitchcIi
was using only his eft arm. =
Mitchell had the advantage by n wide
margin when the contest was stnnnoL
sporting writer's agreed. ''''
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Tad Jones Makes Many Changes at Yale

TAD football The
sdron bis
with
the
Yale and has made changes
o. he has
First Discarded temporarily at least of tn" old PLAYERS aud
picked Malcolm Adrirh
Second Selected the heaviest that has represented Yale
The and Ncr athletes. The line
tackle tackle will pounds: Harry tackle,
.3 Hidden, who bellies a
Third Yale schedule that New England
New Haven grdron.
a a
colleges.
Fourth Established coaching
Fifth. coaching of the
Sixth. Roaad Football Advisory
f. Soddard
Seventh Restored Walter Yc athletic
o he fooba systen
Eighth Indn" tn" Army to leave West POINT for the
footha
Mm Miort" tn" policy Of numbering III" player" for all the
Tenth Insisted that loIeS picked
Of
TIE Blue Afternoon, J1le
oVo""rs wH . 1ic1 dcrcI.
b
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up up where they should have been som,
But" he remarked, "tbe hoe, +, :,
ciub IN our circuit Is st. Louis psa t
they, also waited too long to yst .t to9t
machinery under way" e'' 'naf
TiIden's Reign
CAN Tildcn, with two suo,,..,
- crowns, 30 beyond the two Us'i'' s.sSi''
OF Mclaughlin, Williams and Jobnessords
II not, who is to dethrone him i',on! u,i
There were many who belieros !,
Johnston was good enough 10 renosa .aat
year ago. When the Californian fIi fan 2
at Forest Hills there were altnost 'ed
many who believed that he would r,es as
to the old heights nt Philadelnbio r'"
~, But after his two vain stands aoo,u
the tailsand spiral Eastcrner. thero
no question now concerning Tilder,s
winning edge. He happens to have
greater variety of strokes than anr o..
cise with a new confidence born Of ,s
Almost unoroken two year success.
IL may be that Richards will com.
forward far enough to give Tijd..
battle by the next joust' but - 'sn :
likely that he will be good enom,t t'a
that date to overthrow the wor,i ~
champion with the latter near ton nGp,u' forn,'
For Tilden must be written d,m dnm.
as one of the greatest of the lonp pyMu noa
rade that knew the two Dohcrtys. VIII
ing. Larned and Brookes. Ifbs bs. b.u, j.
weakness now, 1t is too we'll biJSoa
for any one to spot it with the bumsan
eye.
MILE. LENGLEN came over :,
AVA avenge Carpenter and now r.,
pentier Is coming back later to avso,.
Mile. Lenglen. 1t all makes an ipt.s'
sesting circle, but just where does !,
lead to? N's
THE ribbed club may be barred IN
l. golf, but experts have figured tb,,
1t would require entirely too many jr'
spcctors to ever bar ribbed Language n
a bunker or upon skiddy putin,
green. II the well known human rae
Is throttled in too many ways an er.
plosion is usually Imminent. "
Copyright, 1891. All rights res.r,,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
DeIawana In Nova Scotia Races

Imnenberg, y. s.. Sept -. The De;a.
wAna. winner Of last years Nova Scotia
Nshlng schooner race and loser in tine inter
uaiiur..l ounteSt against III" Esperanto. WIN
compete in tho Nova Scotia championship
ra, es again this year, it WAS learned today
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Scraps about ScrappcrS

INe Hardest bantam puncher> to hov
IN Phi,adolphia last season will start
/ on his 1921 30 campaign to place Glm.
self In bro for a match with tho cham
pl"u WHOM Danny Kramer shoots port
>id" punches in tho general direction Of
! doc Nelson in tn" Wiud-up OF the second
/ >h"" ~ 'ho season at Tn" National \.
tonGm. Before the finish of last
season. Kramer found opponents fov
and far apart. The same condition
'DI'I during tho summer 50 that the
Hrd. hitting s"uthpaw was forced into
ldIou">> almost throughout tn" warm
"oathor. Recently Kramer throalrucd.
1T tho Dantams rrfus" to meet IHu then
'uaIl 60 after tho f"athorW'ight. D."
However. when MatChmakcrr ~ Jan.
uD1tj, Of Ia" National, offered Nelson
dnto with Kramer. III" downtown
Italian did not hesitate aud consented
, ~ take on the former BostouNSo. Th.
r fireworks are ON for tonight. \ mid.
dlrWpisht match between Franki" Brr,
ton nnt Jimmy Gibbons will hc tn,
semi. i'rclims, frankie Brirt"n vs.. Is.
q. Sullivan. Bobby Burman -. phil
( RYAN. and Benny Bass vs.. Leo Rcr.
nolds.
waiy HlncAlc. msle1 Win Jrrnr ,,l.
Moqdsy nsgh,. lincNe has ben doi@s ias'n mos' ,2
rh.s season he "i'l make an effort ~ ,T' H. .'
more often tefor' his home town fr,erI.., ,''''
Joe McCros.on. who i. managing Wall,
of Reddy P"lI i!Ehtweisht Bel en',, ,|n{ ni
~.,, IN mstrh VIZ WA Jeck Hennet( a. Iis,&I
Johnny N.ggI d !uiddleweght. Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
AMERICAN ,sSOrI,TroN
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESILTS OF VEST

NF~V MS VT 1ENTF TFKDNI
Lersry city. a. Baltimore. 3.
Rochester. II; Syracuse, ..
Toronto. \; Buffalo. 2
Renltng-Sew not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLURS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

Nnilv Hincklr's match with Jrr,,., ..,,.
' nn At Trenton mis- week vas called rf- =, ,
the former w,l meet Phil E7oou tIs- " o.
NJ his boxing or Of town for a W. mos,
rle season he "Nl make an effor. ., .o
more often tetor' his hometown fr,euI., ,'''
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STOMACH BATTERIES

DON'T OIL IT-If you do, it's either too much or not enough. But with tf,r,I 3 3 ! RUSH DUAL CONTACT TIMER i ROLLER you can fill any worn-out, : discarded Ford Timer Case with
 Grease and receive longer and better service than can be obtained from any timer made It will solve your Timer ] Troubles. just as it has thousands ot Isuk7rers Play square with yourself ana : Investigate. Distributed by The Cr1s- : Eoid Co, 200 Cannon St. Noble 4l2
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Farms For Sale

20 FARMS FOR SALE. with or with cut stock and tools. or will ezchanse Tor city property. Will sell cheS4o- James Lynch, 1917 Main St.. COZ. Grand.
 LII alls
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Rubber Stamps

RUBBER STA aiPS made Dy us are re
 liable. We carry a complete line of
 stamps supplies, ink pads. daters. rup- Der type etc. The Schwerdtle Stamp Co .1 Cannon St -uf
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Auto Radiators

STAR AUTO MACHINE CO RYJRRAN RADIATORS for Fords. Will not boil; undamaged by freezing For gale here. 673 Housatonic Ave Bar mum 2559. Gl2StIl~- sCONN AUTO RADIATOR CO-Radia- tors repaired and rebuilt all makes
 Ford honeycornbed Radiators with brass. nickel plated, shell, sold here
 se Crescent Ave, cor Noble AISaIl~
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trees and s.-rubs. Commence now and oraw weekly pay. Part or full time
 Guaranty Nursery Co. Rochester, N. '.
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Hotels
HOTEL ADELPHI

HOTEL ADELPHI
 347 GOLDEN HILL ST. cor Harrison St. Transient and permanent guests With or without meals. Residential sec tion; beautifully furnished: rates rea- sonable- BarnlIm 6675- A7allS GOLDEN HULL HOTEL, 63 Harrison St, Bridgeport, Conn: up-to-date ser vice; steam heat, clean and sanitary. electric lights Rates S1 and up; special rates hy week. Newly remodel ed: hot and cold water in each room; special rates 70 theatre people. Under rew management '19C15ats
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Poultry and Supplies
Patents

PATENTS PROCURED G. H. Brad dock, Patent Lawyer, Gormerly mem Der examining corps U- g. Patent Of- fice), Security Bldg. Bar 5905- Office hours to or by appointment L28ale Our business is aiding investors build ing their models and the nanufactur- small machinery. Fred G. BreuI, 2s7 kosSuth St. '19L26all
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First Glass Auto Finisher WANTED. ". D. Taylor. Brewster St. Tel. Bar. 1132-5. TSosa
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ELECTRICAL HOSPFNAf.

EASrERN ELECTRIC SERVICE co. We repair Generators, Sclf-sta-te-s. IS- r-stica Systems, Auto Lighting Systems. Stora ge Batteries. etc pcai"-s in Antt'- mobile Accessoriss. Prcsto-L.ite Batter les MohiloDs. Gas ard Oil- q Boston Post Road, at Ash Creek. Fairdel'L Noble 224 D2aAs
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SIMPSONS GARAGE

Automobile Repairing in all it's branches. Lighting and Ignition. Bat teries repaired and recharged, Cylinders reground, Pistons. Rings and Pins fitted, Body and Fender repairs. Carbon burn ing. Welding and brazing. Know the cost of your job beforehand. Estimates cheerfully given. All work by expert Automobile Machfnists. 1245 Stratford Ave Stratford. Phone stratford S6
 U22alls
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Services Offered

HAT EBLCCKING-STONE - Ladies Spring Hats reblocked and renovated
 Also Mems Hats cleaned and reblock- ed Satisfaction guaranteed. 6lS State St. S11aiis
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Trucking and Storage

A B. HAYDUCK, s60 Madison Aye. Phone Noble 2ss Equipped to move auythins.i anywhere Trip transient insurance bon all loads ssods
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AnusementS

PASS A GASANT evening at the AT cade Bowling Alleys, E5 John St Warren Connor. Prop. Barnum SLY.
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For Sale or Exchange

LIT Us exchange something you want for son 1ething you don't want hfilfora Realty Co. Room D7, Conn., National
 Bank Bldg Phone Bar. IUcs A2alis
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Business Opportunity

OLD ESTABLISHED Grocery and Market Owner going South: 900 cash, balance easy terms. WilF ex- change for real estate. See Godfrey, 20 Liberty Bldg. Noble PIP. R9ais
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Animals

PERSIAN KITTENS. Gold Fish, Plant Globes All kinds new seeds. Bridge
 port Modern Pet Shop. Broad and Elm Sts- Bar. IT. A2Sall"
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HAIR DRESSING - Hair goods Mari
 hello creams and powders, shampoo
 ing etc; Sarah Raycroft; Fairfield
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Musical Instruments
MURRAY AND BAYERS

successors to Jerome May.
 Musical Instruments. Supplies and Re pairs. Headquarters Murray'S Orches- tra, Post Office Arcade. G15ait" VIOLINS REPAIRED. Bows rehaired SLe0. Broken or disused Violins bought for cash. John Barrow, S04 Warren St. R10aif BRUNSWICK Photographs. Gibson mandolfns. Orphcuri o-Tnandolins. Schiruer'S, EiScheS' music library Everything musical. GilrnaHs Music Store. 2S5 Fairfield Ave. T2a!ts PIANO BARGAINS einway HalIet & Davis. Ludwig, NiatEushek Melo3'- grand Player Piano, T>roeger. Hart Musical Instrument Co, 4S0 Pembroke St. Phone Ear. 2:s57. G14dS'
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Investment

OVER SS, ,4OO net profits on investment Of s1co. Is it possible? Yes Let me prove it. Facts from Uritel States govern ment experts and t~4a fids iis engineers ea ee
 reports Proposition limited 10 lev. F. A. Porter 100 Broadway. New York.
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Specialists
Taxi Service
To Rent

WE HAVE DESIRABLE RENTS fn all sections of the city. Leonard & Leon ard, John St, corner Broad 1,ele- GARAGE to hold cars to rent. $5.oS month, be used for storage. A Cohen. III Hallet St Barnum s55a- TO RENT-One-family four-room home on Remington St; all Improvements A. Podolof & Sons, SS4 Main St. Bar TITO. Rl0IHp FOR RENT-A modern sIx-room house. South Elliott St.. and seven-roor1 apartment, Main St. Stratford. F. E. Conine. 1929 Broadbridge Ave A17E'p THREE ' ROOM and oath apartments to lease single or altogether, steam heated and newly renovated. Next to Lyric theatre Tel Bar. 2SGl or 2327-
 THE HUDSON. 90 Milne s., suite of six rooms and bath with janitor service: steam heated; available May l. Call Earnur1 2527 or Bar. 2Ssl. R6bg' FOUR rooms to rent; also f-rnIshe1 rooms for light housekeeping. Davii Apstein. 373 StIilman St. real state and rents S FtIaih
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IF TIRE TROUBLE, see us first. Work done by experts factory way Satis- faction guaranteed. We also have a full line of new and used tires and accessories Star Vulcanizing Co.,, 199o Stratford Ave. Phone Stratford a2-