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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
FOURTH INNING
XANkS

McNally up. McNally was hit by n
pitched ball and went to first.
Schang up. Ball / strike 1: foul,
strike q ball 2. Schang singled into
right, but was thrown out trying to
stretch it, Young to Bancroft. Nc
Nally went to third. 81.
Quinn up Strike 1 strike .; foul.
Quinn famed.
Miller up. Strike L. bail 1; oaI 2:
ball 3; foul, strike 2; foul. Miller
struck out.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
GIANTS ~
Barnes up. Foul, strike 1: STRIFE 2 (:
ball 1. Ward tossed out Bornes
Burns up. Foul. strike 1; ball /.
Burns got three-base hit up
against the right field wall
Bancroft up Ball l.: strike l.;
strike 2; ball 2. Bancroft Whitfield.
Frisch up. Ball /; strike L; strike
2; foul; ball 2; ball 5. pT1sch got
a base on balls.
Young up. Strike 1 {; strike 21Frisch
stole second. Schang threw out
Quinn. Burns held third Ball f. ball
2. Peckinpaugh threw out Young at
first. tl.f
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
SIXTH INNING
NANkS

Pipp up; ball 1 foul, strike l. ball
2; Pipp went out on grounder, Kelly
TO Barnes.
Ward up ball /; strike l ball 2;
bail 3 Ward singled into right.
McNally up; Strike l ball l.; BAH
2; foul, strike 2; foul; McNally struck
out
ochang up; strike L; ball 1 Schang
sent up a high one which Rawlings
took.
mo runs, one hit, no errors.
GIANTS
Snyder up; strike L; ball / Snyder
hooked single into right.
Barnes up; strike L; ball 1 ball 2;
foul, strike 2; Barnes hit into dou-
BILE play, Quinn TO Peckinpaugh to
Pipp.
Burns up; ball /; Burns slipped a
single past Peckinpaugh
Bancroft up; strike l; ball l ball
2; Burns stole second; strike 2; foul;
bali 8; Ward threw out Bancroft
No runs, two hits, no errors.
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PLAY BY PLAY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEJ
mound. Barnes took up. the pitching
burden for the Giants.
Meusel up. Ball /; ball 2; strike
Il: ball 8. Ruth went out stealing,
Snyder to Rawlings. Meusel walked
Pipp UP. Ball l. Peckinpaugh scor-
ed while Rawlings was throwing out
Pipp at first. Meusel went to second.
Ward sup. Ball /; strike L; foul,
strike 2: ball 2. Ward struck out.
Four runs, three hits. no errors.
GIANTS
Barnes up. Ball L strike /; BAH .
foul, strike Q; ball 3; foul. Barnes
got single into left. u
Burns UP. Strike 1. Burns flied
out to Miller
Bancroft up. Bancroft singled into
right, Barnes going to second.
Frisch up. Ball /; ball 2; ball 8;
Frisch walked, and the bases were
filled
'Young up. Ball /; bali2 strike 1 :;
kstrike 2; ball 8. Barnes scored when
Young was given base en- balls. 1t
was the first run the Giants have
made in the series. =.
Kelly up. Ball /; foul, strike Il !.
ball 2; ball 3; strike 2. Bancroft scor-
ed when Kelly got base on balls.
Shawkey had no semblancc of con-
troll He was. taken fromt the box,
Quinn replacing him.
Meusel up. Ball 1. Frisch scored
when Meusel went out to Pipp unas-
! sisted Young went to third and KEEL
ly went to second. M
Rawlings up. Young scored on Raw
lings' infield hit. Kelly went to third.
Snyder up. Snyder fouled out 10
Pipp.
Four runs, three hits, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
SEVENTH INNING
Van KS

Quinn up; strike /; ball /; Burns
robbed Quinn of three base hit, run
ming to center field fence to get his
drive
Miller up; strike 1; ball 1; ball 2;
strike 2; ball 3; foul; foul; Miller
famed on third called strike
Peckinpaugh up; ball /; strike 1;
ball 2; ball 3; strike 2; foul; Bancroft
threw out Peckinpaugh.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
GIANTS
F'risch up; Frisch singled into cen
ter.
Young up; ball /; ball 2; strike l
foul, strike 2; Young got double to
rigrt and Frisch went to third
Kelly up; foul, strike l ball / ball
q foul, strike 2; Kelly walked, filling
the bases.
Meusel up; foul, strike 1; Frisch
and Young scored on Meusels double
to right.
Kelly went to third.
= Rawlings up; ball 1; Kelly and Meu
sci scored on Rawlings single To cenN
ter
Quinn left the box and was replaced
by Collins.
Snyder up; strike 1 Rawlings went
out stealing, Schang to Peckinpaugh.
hall /; ball 2: Snyder singled into
center f
Barnes up: Barnes singled into left
The Giants were on "A batting RAM
page.
Turns up; strike /: foul. strike 2;
ball / Burns singled into center. Sny
der going to third and Barnes to sec
ohd.
Bancroft up; ball l; strike 1; Sny.
der scbred ON Bancroit's sacrifice fly
to Ruth. Barnes held second.
Frisch up; ball / ball 2; ball 3;
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Ruth up. Strike L; foul, strike 2;
ball 2. Ruth famed.
Meusel up. Balls1 Meusel hit a
hot one at Bancroft and it went for
a hit.
Pipp up. Foul, strike |. Meusel
went out stealing, Snyder to Bancroft.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
GIANTS
Kelly up. Strike /; strike 2; ball
1; foul. Kelly famed.
Meusel up. Ball 1. Meusel sent a
high fly to Miller.
Rewlings up. Strike 1; strike 2.
McNally threw out Rawlings at first.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
COUNTRY CLUB
TITLE At STAKE
Thomas and Gallagher Will
Play Today in Finals of
Mems Singles Tourney

The finals in the mems singles club
championship will be played this aft
ernoon on the Warren District Coun-
try Clubs courts. The contest will
be between Frank Gallagher whose
handicap is thirty-plus and Frank
Thomas playing fifteen and four-six-
minus. This match should be very
interesting as Gallagher is a south
paw and has been playing exception
ally good tennis. Thomas has al
ways been recognized as one of the
top notchers in this district and has
the reputation of being one or the
hardest fighters on the courts.
The mems doubles are to be com
pleted Sunday. In the upper frame
l.. Bledsoe and Thomas will play
Thorpe and Elsing. The winners of
this match will play Boyd and Dur
fee, who have already won three
matches. The first of these matches
will probably be played this afternoon
The winners of the last named match
will then play Buckwalter and Prouty
on Sunday afternoon, for the club
championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
Saturday Morning, October 8, 1921

2; Meusel scored on Snyders single
To left.
Barnes up; foul, strike !; ball L.;
Peckinpaugh took Barnes short fly
into left
Burns up; Burns doubled to left.
Snyder went to third.
Bancroft up; ball L; ball 2; Ward
threw out Bancroft.
One run; three hits, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
UNLUCkY INVESTMENTS
FOLLOWED BY SUICIDE

OMAHA, Oct. z. = Ernest A. Carl
son, 43 of Omaha, whose wife said
was respondent because of wildcat
investments" was found dead in a
shed at the home of neighbor today.
His throat and wrist had been cut.
A razor was gripped in his right
hand.
According to his wife's belief, Carl.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
EIGHTH INNING
XANkS

Ruth up; ball l.; ball 2; strike L;
ball 3; Ruth walked
Meusel up; Fewster ran for Ruth /;
foul, strike 1; Fewster went to sec
ond on a wild pitch. ball L; strike 2;
Meusel famed.
Pipp up; Barnes threw out Pipp at
first, Fewster going to third.
Ward up; foul, strike 1; ball 1 !;
Fewster scored on Wards single to
center. Ssuv
McNally up; strike 1; ball L; Nc
Nally forced Ward, Rawlings to Ban
croft.
One run, one hit, no errors.
GIANTS
Devormer went in to catch for the
Yankees and Fewster played left field
Meusel up; Meusel singled to center
Rawlings up; foul, Strike 1; ball L;
foul, strike q; ball 2; Rawlings struck
out, Meusel stole second
Snyder up; strike 1 foul strike
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
NINTH INNING
NANKC

Devormer up ball l; foul, strike l /;
Rawlings threw out Devormer.
Baker batted for Rogers.
Baker up; ball 1; Baker flied out
to Meuse1
Miller up; ball 1; Frisch threw out
Miller.
No runs, no hits, ne errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

strike 1 Frisch walked.
Young up; ball 1; ball 2; strike 1 !;
Barnes, Burns and Frisch scored on
Young's three base hit.
Collins left the box. Rogers took
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

son had loGt between $4,000 and $780,
000> He formerly was ranchman at
AinswCrth, Nebraska, coming here
about q year ago.
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b|SbEE., MASCOT
To CLASH TODAY
First of Two-Game Series to
Be Staged This Afternoon
On Warren Diamond

The Bisbee Colts and the Mascot
club of Dos Cabezas, will tangle
again this week. end in two games to
decide the championship OF Cochise
county One game will be played Sat
urday afternoon in connection with
the agricultural exhibit, and the other
will be called at p. m, Sunday aft
ernoon.
The two teams have played three
games so far. the Colts taking two and
the Central team the other one, and
a fast game is expected on both days
Several new men are understood to
have Joined the Dos Cabezas team,
and they will undoubtedly give good
account of themselves.
Jeffrey will pitch tor the Colts on
Saturday, and Baugh Will take the
mount for the local nine, backed by.
the regular lineup, Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

his place.
Kelly up; ball 1; strike i; ball q;
ball 3; strike 2; Rogers threw out
Kelly at first.
Eight runs, eight hits, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
FIFTH INNING
(ANkS

Peckinp1ugh up Ball 1: strike 1
ball 2; foul, strike 2; foul; ball 8.
PeckinDaugh flied out to Meusel.
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LODGE No. ST.

LODGE No. 571
Regular meeting first and third Fri
day of each month. Visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend.
DAN ANGUS, Exalted Ruler.
C. W. HICKS, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

PYTHIAN SISTERS
Lily Temple No. meets every INT
and 4th Tuesday evening or each
month at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting
sisters are cordially invited.
GERTRUDE QUILL. M. e. C..
Phone s1s
LILLE vINSON. Box 1888, MORO.
Box ls1l.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

The temoerature on the island of
Marj9rea, near Spain, is said to re-
marin at about 76 degrees the year
round
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs

- Rathbone Lodge No. Il
"a Knights Of Pythias.
=: !: !: =: !: }
Ok ~ ~ meets each Tuesday
N8sss&S Except secon6 in Odd
WfSEF Fellows Hall at 7.30
%N:@ D. IN. Visiting brothers
NJ cordially invited.
O. L. KELLY, G. G.
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NoMEN Of MoosEHEART LEGION

WOMEN OF MOOSEHEAHI IEOFON
Bisbee Chapter 4S3
Meets every second and fourth
Friday evening at Moose Lodge.
LUELLA SNODCRASS.
Phone S3s Senior RegeEt
BESSIE DUCgETr, Recorder.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

MASONIC CALENDAR
October IS
-. Monday
81 Tuesday
a Wednesday-Third Degree
~ Thursday
in. Regular
NIX Friday-First Degree
" Saturday
". M. COX, w. M.
y. T. WATKINS, Sec'y F. & A. NJ.
w. A. NOWLIN, E. H. p.
DAVID KOHEN, T. l. Nj.
C. F. HAWLEY, E. c.
j. L. POWELL. Secretary Chapter
and Commandery.
j, III. BALL, Secretary Council
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

G. L. KELLY. c. c.
W. Z. McCALLUM, K Of R. s.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

WOmGNS BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF THE MACCA6EES
Bisbee Queen Review No. meets
In |. O. o. r. Hall the second and
fourth Monday OF each month at
1880 y. IN.
MRS. HELEN BROwNl.IE.
Commander.
t~. Phone 567.
MRS. SARAH REYNOLDS,
Collector.
Phone 62A
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own cards, pencils and score pads.
There will be prize for each table.
Address Club.
The first open meeting OF the Fri
day study Club was held on November
Is. in the home OF Mrs. !. W. Rothcrt
liiG Hanover Avenue. with Mrs. Roth
cr; and Mrs. X. T.. Micha-ls hosicsscs.
The club WAS addressed by the Rev.
w. Russell Bowie. -. H.. rector of old
ST. raurs Church. who spoke on
Limitation or Armament" Miss
Margaret Jennings. sang .Aawakc.
Tis the Dawn" accompanied 10y Mrs.
Charles Nshburn.
Home Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Arm
helm was the scene Of bcautiSal
wedding Wednesday,. November 81. mt
y. NJ. when their daughter. Gene
We've Kathryn. became the bride Of
Whitney Carlyle Burton. son OF Mrs.
NJ. u. Burton and the late Z. g. Bur
ton. OF this city. Rev. Frank Mark
Cassidy. officiating. The ceremony
was performed before an improviscd
altar Of palms. ferns and cathedral
candles and ribbons formed an aisle
Continued on Fourth iaEc)
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Guigon. Elizabeth Morecotk. Dorothy
Booth. OF Richmond. and Frances
Traylor Wells and Josephine Steele
Wells, OF Washington.
Subscription Gard. Party.
Tables for the subscription card
party to be given by the Sarah Allen
Memorial. of the Virginia Home for
Incurabics. at the Common wealth
club on Wednesday, afternoon at $3.50
o'ciock, have already been engaged
by the following. Mesdamcs y. T..
Donnie. Archer Richc"son. Chan
ming Turner G. G. Wall, Custom sar-
row. John Noklcy. Howard NucHols.
u. !. Taylor. r.. q. Valentine. w. w.
Wright. j. G. Carter. +. y. Evanscn,
o l.. Burncttc. j. Arthur browne.
sam bigger. w G. Mann. II. l.. An
derson. w. s. Hcazlcy. Misses Neither
land and l.. j. Sutherland.
Those wishing to reserve tables
may do SO by tclephoning Miss Nir-
ginia Rothert. Boulevard 1878. or
Mrs. &. W. Davis. boulevard 2e63.
Players are requested To bring thcir
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r Y

Continued From Second Page.)
a. tho parish house. Every year Or.
howio donates II ChriBtmas worse TO
Section Is for those cards, for tho
hcneht of tho society.
Visiting I'm Gintcr Pnrk.
Mrs. Harold Wheeler Holmes. Of
Detroit formerly Miss Susie Starkc.
of this city, is tho guest Of relatives
IN Ginter Park. a number of attrac-
two affairs will be given for Mrs.
Holmes during her stay here.
Meeting OF Dancing Glass.
Arrangements hRvo been completed
for the dancing class to be conducted
by Mrs. Nandain Ducr. OF Baltimore.
OF which previous mention has been
made. The first meeting Will be hel&
Wednesday afternoon. December 5.
IT 4:l5 o'clock In the gymnasium hall
OF 81. Catharine's school. Westhamp-
ton. The list of patronesses includes
Mrs. Robert Bryan. Mrs. Melville
branch. Mrs. Russell Bowie. Mrs.
Spencer Carter. Mrs. George Gibson.
Mrs Wallace Morton. Miss Lu,,
Nolttng Mrs. Thomas Purcell. sis.
Brydon Tenant. Mrs. Langbourne
Williams. Mrs. Randolph Williams.
Annual Hnxnnr md Luncheon.
IN attractive charity even o! We J.
ncsday. December I. Will he the arr
rGai bazaar and luncheon given Dy
tho Feterkin Guild of 81, James
church in the parish house from II
10 o'Clock. The tables Will be dec
GRATED In roses and chrysanthcmums,
and It group Of pretty girls VIII serve.
IN" an.tir is always an Interesting
society event. since the guild includes
MANI prominent women in it's mem
borship Mrs. Garnett Nelson is pres
dent; Miss Ella Cooke. vicc-p resI-
dent. Mrs. S,uar, Reynolds. recording
secretary; Mrs. David II. I.ea::c. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. T.. II.
lAichf"rd treasurer.
Thc booths will be arranged In -
all interested are invited TO attend.
December Wedding.
An interesting wedding Of early
december w!ll he that Of Miss Marion
Fields Mcwhor,cr. formerly OF Ma
con. Ga now Of Washington. to Or.
Robert Is Webb. Of Washington. Miss
NcWhort"r is the only daughter OIL
Ne. ana Mrs oscar H. McWhortcr.
Sn" attended William and Mary ,-r
'N" years, during which time sh.
was prominent In clubs and societies
she j. on" Of TIA" seven charter mem
h"rs of Gamma omega the FIRST wu,
man fraternity founded AT william,
and Mary College on January .. 1921
Mss McWhortcr s tn. great
goat -rrhnhdaughtcr OF the surgeon
ON IN" Mayn"wcr. br. Fuller. She p
feseendan, Of many 81 tho most
rrcminent families in Virginia a-u
Georgia, her ancestry being know,
as FAR back as William the Con
Tu"rpr I'm the English line.
Dr. webb is the son Of the late Rev
W II. webb. Or. webb is widely re-
lated in both Northern and Southern
States. he attended college In vir-
r.uia and Baltimore. Following a
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bending over u wounded boy II had
boon their business to savc--and now
tho two of them talking there be-
tween dances In London and finding
this memory tho key to the door
separating them.
Hut special affection is for the ,lra-
matte and sinHularly heart warm N =
sc"nc rho has staged I'm n railway
station on tho Western plains" the
ono about tho train wreck on the
night ot the blizzard.
Ruth Draper Will appear at the
auditorium OF tho woman's club on
tho night OF December for ono
performance. which will be for tho
public.
To Wed In PnrIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. Marcusc. 22l3
Monument Avenue. have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Alice X. Marcuse. to Or. Emanuel l..
Wailers,ein. son %: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry 5. Walierstein, ia North Bou-
lcvard
DR.. wai!erstein. who is completing
post graduate work in medicine at
vienna. IL a graduate OF the Univer-
sity OF Virginia and Johns HOPKINS.
The wedding will take place in Paris
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wedding Journey. DR.. Webb and his
nocticut Avenue. Washington.
Miss Louise upshur. Of Georgia. {.
member OF tho Congregational set in
Washington this scaaon. will DO "a
member OF tho wedding party.
In Lexington.
Misses Avis Young ond Maudc Wat
kins left Friday for Lexington to at
tend the Thanksgiving hops at V. NJ
L. Miss Watkins viii also attend the
Washington and Lee dances.
AIisscs Trnylor and boyer Entertain.
Tho Tray-Boy Studio presented a
beautiful scene Saturday evening
when Misses 1dear Steele Traylor and
Anne Boyer gave n Thanksgivins
dance to members OF the Tray-Boy
Club and the Tray-Boy juniors. Tn.
studio was handsomely decorated in
palms. FERNS. shaded lights and hug.
baskets OF yellow and white chrysan-
thc,nums, and an orchestra played for
the dancing. The opening march led
In the junior club with little Miss
Lloyd Archer and Adoiphus Blair. Jr.
The Tray-Boy was led by Miss Lily
Urquhart McCabe and McLane O'Fer-
rell. with $50 members Of the two
clubs in line.
! Favors OF little THANKSGIVING tur-
keys filed with candy and horns of
| every description were given In the
/ various marches. About 200 parents
and friends Of the juniors were pres
! cnt To see the dancing.
/ The next dance for the members or
these two clubs will take place dur
| ing the Christmas holidays.
] Misses Frances Trayior Wells and
Josephine steele Wells, of Washing
ton. are In Richmond for the Thanks.
: giving holidays and are stopping with
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and Miss Marcuse Is sailing shortly
for France.
Attends Dances.
Miss Luna Amber Ia at Chapel
iiill for the University OF North Car
DINA dances. She is II member OF u
houscparty given at the university
over the Weekend.
Pprty for \. G.. e.. e..
Misses IdcIr steele Traylur and
Anne Boyer entertained at "bux
party on Thanksgiving night to
members az the. atlantic city Cot
tag" club" Misses Trayior aud Roy
"r had the following little girls at
their cottage in Atlantic City for two
months last summer and since that
time the little 4. &. &. Club has been
formed. and quite number OF
charming affairs are u he given.
The club includes: Misses Frances
Lloyd Archer. Mary Barbara Straus.
Elizabeth Rose. Dorothca Hicks. Car
lyle Creath. katharine and Virginia
Lee Hooker. Virginia Davis. Jean
Livingstone. Frankliu Neal. Ann
Catlett. PrIcilla seward. Frances
Smith. Juanita Hutchinson. Dorothy
Sorg Elinor Fry Rerkclcy Davis, Lisa
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Misscs ldear steele Trayior and Ammo
Boyer Mt tho Tray-Boy Studio.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mcdonald an
nounco the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Joscphino winifr.d. to Walter
kephart. OF Philadelphia. which took
place quietly Mt their homo. 1905 Milf
Ter Avenue. Friday morning. Novcm-
her 25. at II o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Joseph Bren-
nan. After u Northern tour Mr. ana
Mrs. kephart will mako their home In
Portsmouth.
Concerning Mrs. Drnprr.
large and nudiLl delighted au-
dlence welcomed Ruth Draper hack to
New York recently. For nearly two
hours she kept the stage OF the Times
Square Thcater populous and enter
tanning with those oddly assorted.
ever recognizable characters she has
picked UP in her wanderings around
the world. There were several new
ones In the procession--a French
woman bringing her war blinded hus-
band lack to his home. Il sardonic
English girl talking between dances
AT party in London. and granu-
lar-voiccd American mother hurriedly
plotting her family through mysti-
fying art exhibit. where the pictures
remind her of everything from the
| barn in which she used To play as a
child To the dentists office where she
has To be next morning at ..
The best OF these Is the English
one. II is really "A short story. com
pact. vivid, touching dramatic-the
negligent gossip about the last
| frightful weekend twhcrc to every
ones intense Amusement. that pois-
| cnons Lady Iansy was almost
drowned. giving way suddenly to
/ some memory Of tn" war. OF an amtu-
lance stalled on a cold. French road
side at dusk and the two of them
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Dyed Her Tan
Skirt to Make
Child a Dress

Each package OF Diamond Dyes'.
contains directions so simple that
any woman can dye or tint faded.
shabby skirts. dresses. waists. coats,
sweaters. stockings. hauEinEs, dra-
t'eries. everything. like new. Buy
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is guar
antecd. even IL YOU have never dyed
before. Tell your druggist whether
the material You wish to dye is wool
or silk. or whether 1t ia linen. cotton
or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak. spot. fade or rum
Advertisement
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When Constipated, Bilious, Headachy
"Cascarets" loo

Clean your liver and bowels,
Enjoy the incest, gcnt!rs. bowel
cleansing YOU ever experienced by
carets tonight. They physic your
bowels fully. All the constipated
waste and sour bile will move on,
OF the bowels without gripping or
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stirring you up. There will be no
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sour stomach when YOU wake up In
the morning More men, women and
children take Cascarcts for the liver
and bowels than all other laxative
cathartics combined. They cost only
10 cents boN.--Adv.
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Priscilla
Sewing
Cabinet
$6.95

Genuine Mahogany Sewing
Cabinet; dainty Priscilla style.
rs illustrated. Both beautiful
and practical. What lover OF
sewing or fancy work would
not Snthuse over this lovely
Eift. y small deposit re-
serves ii now for delivery
Christmas.
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Hear the New Edison again.
note again the marked differ
ence between this remarkable
instrument, which sustains the
test of direct comparison with
living artists, and all the other
monographs and talking-ma-
chimes, none of which do sustain
the test. This is the instrument
which has created new and
higher standards for phono-
graphs. And now you can have
it, in your home, this Christmas.
Come in and make your ar
engagements. If you prefer to
know the full details of our
Christmas Budget Plan first, just
mail the coupon. Mail it at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Sensible Gifts for Grown-Ups

Gntclcg Tables
Mahogany Pedcstals
Costumcrs
Smokers Stands
Fcrncrics
Cedar Chests
Electric Floor Lamps
Electric Table Lamps
Gas Table Lamps
Dinner Sets
Mahogany Umbrella Stands
Colonial monographs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
You can have this
NEW EDISON
delivered to your Christmas tree

THIS offer means just what
i. it says. Name the amount
you wish to pay and we will
accept it as a Christmas deposit.
There will be a wonderful New
Edison at your Christmas tree,
YOURS to play and enjoy.
Fhe only condition to this
offer is that your deposit be
enough to indicate good faith.
You pay no more till next
year. And then,-you budget
the balance according to your
own convenience. All the
agreement we ask is a Gentle
mems Agreement.
why wait another year,
or even another day1 Come in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
be Seattle Star

ishca Daily AZ 1897 Seventh Ave
Seattle Washington.