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The New York herald., 1922-08-02
lCareyGets Another Homer;
RYAN Knocked From Box
Yellow Horse Helps Carnage With Pair of Galloping
Dominoes While Arlie Cooper Keeps McGraw's
Ship "Word Champions" Headed for Rocks.
BY w. o. McGEEHAN.


craft
Praical
y
is the a
walking
monotony of life at This fourth and ina
setting of national calamity the dropping Oh
Boodhrsty Cruel
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Scheduled Boxing Bouts

TONIGHT.
Mitchell Fieid--Frnnkie Fifxpasric vs..
Young Kid Norfolk, re rounds; Mike
Schiller vs.. Mamie HANG. 10 rounds.
Ebbets FieId-Pepper Martin vs.. Kid Sui
Ivan, 12 rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
10ed Regiment-Iec Wedo vs.. Charley
Spiciman. 10 rounds: Micky Black W.
Jimmy Foley, 10 ROUNDS.
Columbus Sporting Club, Yonkers-Red
Monroe W.. Joe Frisco. ~ rounds:
Willie Davis vs.. Tommy Wilson. 10
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Fifteenth Infantry-Young Otto w.
George Werner, le rounds; Johnny
Clark vs.. sammy Butts, 10 rounds.
Bayonne a. A.--Johnny Darcy vs.. Johnny
Drunin,ie, 12 rounds.
Long Branch A. A.--Gene Tunney vs.
Raw Thompson, 12 rounds.
snrf Avenue a. A.-Jnck Hausner W.
Packey O'Gatty, 12 rounds; Willie
Herman w. Jimmy Cooney. IL rounds.
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Rain Keeps Dodgers Idle.

Rain yesterday afternoon forced a
postponement Of the final game of the
series between the Dodgers and the
Cardinals at Ebbets Field. About 1000
fans we're on hand and Dazzy Vance,
for the home club, and Bill Pertica,
for the ST. Louis OUTFIT. we're warming
up when tho drizzlc set In. There was
walt OF half an hour and then came
the decision to play some other day.
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Tigers Buy Twin Players.

BRrsToL. Tenn. Aug. 1.-The sale OF
the Lawne twins. Herman and Harry.
members OF Bristol's hard hitting out
field. 60 the Detroit Tigers is announced
by Patsy oRourle. manager of the local
Appalachian League club.
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Braves Break Losing Streak
By Downing the Reds, 3 to z
Rube Marquard Is Given
Brilliant Support.

Boston, Aug. 1.-Boston broke it's los
ing streak by defeating Cincinnati, to
2, to-day.
Marquard was given brilliant support.
In the ninth Harper singled and took
third on Fonseca's hit, but Cincinnati
failed to score. The score:
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Indians Get Twenty-One Hits
and Beat Senators, II to 3
Three Doubles, a Single and a
Homer for Gardner.

CLEVELAND, Aug cleveland ham,
mered the Washington pitchers for
twenty-one hits for total of thirty-fve
bases and won to-day's game. IL to 3.
Gardner led In the attack with a
home run. three doubles and a single
In five times at bat
II was the first complete game Bagby
has pitched since early in April. The
score
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Depauw Has New Coach.

Iowa CRY. Iowa. Aug. 1.---James N.
Ashmore. head basketball coach at the
University OF Iowa, has resigned TO be-
come director OF athletics at the Depauw
University. Greencastlc. Ind. II was am
nounced to-day. Ashpore has been at
Iowa for three years on six year con-
tract.
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TIE GIANTS SHIP AGAIN. IO2 MAKING 1T FOUR STRAIGHT
THE LISTENING POST

? BY WALTER IFkUMBULL
Copyright. 1883, oy THE New SosK HzaALn
A BASEBALL PLAYER TO HIS LOVE.
You sneer about me feeIin' blue;
Well, listen, gal:
You aIioays used to tohfsper yon
Would be nty pal,
And, tell me, hoto aods to kpioto
When trouble come that you aoould bloto?
tcdS beIieuin' In you So
It's con,icaI.
When the old toing 1ods goin' good
You used to be
Right proud to sit there, 1ohere could
Look up and see
You smile; but they began to St1Gt
The leather all around the lot
And then found you soon forgot
TO smile at me. =
Iguess that Tve been pretty dumb.
In this here game
You got to take breaks as they come;
But all the same
You see me standin' here to shout
I hope some umpire ,bdiols me out
II crer 90 bugs about
Another dame.
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Robson Knocks Out Krohn.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Aug. Tommy
Robson OF Maiden. Mass, knocked out
HarrlS Krohn OF Akron in the eighth
round of a scheduled twelve round bout
here last night. The middleweights
boxed in an outdoor arena during a
heavy rainstorm.
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ROCHESTER,. Aug. Toronto defeated
Rochester here to-day. Q to s, In an cx-
citing game.
wisner's wiidness gave the Leafs
start In the second inning, when the
visitors scored Elk runs.
Thompson was knocked out of the box
in the eighth, Rochester coming within
one run of tying the score In this in
ming Both teams felded poorly. The
score:
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Tigers Make Clean Sweep
Of Series With Athletics
Team Now Tied for Third
Place in Standing.

DETROIT, Aug. /. - Detroit made a
clean sweep of the four game series
with Philadelphia. winning to-day. IL
to 4. and went into tie with Chicago
for third place.
The Tigers hit three Athletic pitchers
almost at will.
Cobb got two hits out of Ave times
up increasing the run of consecutive
games in which he has hit safely to
sixteen. The score:
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Athletics Buy Pitcher.

AnpMoRE, Okla. Aug. i.---Gus Ketchum,
pitching ace Of the local club ~ the
Tcxas-Oklahoma league. left here to-day
FOR 81. Louis TO Join the Philadelphia
Athletics. lie was purchased two weeks
nrc. walter Thompson, manager OF the
Ardmore club, announced
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Two base hits-wngo. Fisher, Brady. q:
Archdeacon. Jones. Home run-Sandberg
Stolen bases-Wingo. Jones, Murray. Sacri-
low. Double plays-Joues, Gonzales and
Meritle Gagnon. Brady and Merkle Sand
berg and Gagnon; Left on bases0Toronto.
ner. q off Cox. 2: off Keenan,. Il off
Thompson. 2: off Enzman. 1. Struck out
by Cox. 3: by Keenan,, I. Hits-Off Wissner.
2 In 10 innings off Cox, = In q 2-3 innings
off Keenan,, ,1inf inning; off Thompson, ~
nings. wild pItch-Keenan. Winning pitcher
Thompson. Losing pItchcr--wissner. TIM
pires--phyle and Derr. Time OF game-7
hours and 10 minutes.
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Seven Mile Swimming Race.

Another ocean swim Of seven miles
will be conducted by the Park Inn Baths
Swimming Association on Saturday. Au-
gust IL, from Rockaway Point to 115th
street and Rockaway Park, T.. l.
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Wolfe to Box Pal Moore.

CLEVELAND. Aug. Jack Wolfe. Cleve-
land and Pal Moore of Memphis. ban
tamweights. have been matched to box
twelve rounds in one OF two headline
bouts at the velodrome. New York. Au-
gust z. II was announced here to-day.
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Totals. ~ II 2f 70 ]
Totals. 30 3 "a ~ q 1
sBatted for Ericksol

Two base hits-Rice. Gardner 3, Bagbv. ]
Sewell. Speaker, Jameson. O'Neill. Three
base ehits-wambsganss. McInnis. Home run
Gardner, Stolen base - O'Neill. Double
plays-J. Sewell and Mc1nnis Pecklnpaugh
Harris and Judge Gardner, wambsganss
and Mclnnis: Harris and Picinich. Left on
bases-Washington IL: Cleveland, 8. Bases
on balls-Off Francis, ,: off Zachary, H. off
Erickson. 3; off Bagby, .. Hlts-Off Fran
els. II In 3 10 innings: off Erickson, 8 In
Ia innings; off Zachary. In 1 Ia in
nlngs. Struck out-By Erickson. 1. Losing
pitcher-Francis. Umpires-Nallin and Hilde-
utes.
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Sports Alliance Meeting.

The meeting Of the National Sports
Alliance. scheduled for tomorrow eve
ming. has been postponed until Wednes-
daY evening August 81
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Totals. SO 80 24i4 ol

Es.Ob Y =
Ran for Cutshaw in the eighth inning.
Philadelphia .. 0 o 2 o. 0 o.
Detroit .......... 0 : o XII
Two base hits-Dauss, MCGOWAN. Veach.
Hauser. Miller, Dykes. Three base hit
Manion. Stolen base-IIaney. Sacrifices
Young. Rigney. Double plays-Galloway.
Young and Hauser Dykes. Young and
Hauser: Young. Galloway and Hauser: Cut
shaw, Rigney and Blue. Left on bases
Philadelphia. u Detroit ). Bases on balls
OF Nayior. /: off Dauss. /; off Heimach. ?.
Struck out-By Dauss, D: by Heimach. !:
Hasty. 4 in Ia innings; off Heimach. In
10 innings; off Ogden. none in 2.S In
nings Hit BY pitcher-By Ogden tCutshawl.
Losing pitcher-Naylor. Umpires-Guthrie
and Evans. Time OF game-i hour and 30
minutes.
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Cooper Battles the Giants.

The Giants were held in check by
Arlie Wilbur Cooper, the left handler
who bafhed them on the first day of the
series. Cooper Is one OF the best known
citizens OF Bearsvills. w. Va. In fact.
In his native town he was known as the
bear OF Bearsville.
The raid by the Pirates makes the
worlds champions look considerably
more fromagenous than they have
looked hitherto this season. The last
time the Pirates we're here the Giants
knocked them off merrily for four games
and made so many home runs that
Barney Dreyfus complained bitterly
about the looseness Of the baseballs.
The series which has just passed into
history will be known 10 the watchers
on Coogan's Cape as the Revenge OF
Bloodthirsty Barney, the Cruel Corsair.
The score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES Scheduled FOR TO-DAY.
Newark at Jersey City 1.-TWO games).
Toronto at Rochester.
Baltimore at Reading.
Syracuse ar Buffalo
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Tntnls KS phi 24111l

IF''WIV...fN II n n IT
'Batted for J. Collins in the seventh In
ming.
tBatted for w. Collins In the seventh In
ming.
Boston. ............ q o q o p
St. Louis. .......... 0 0 o 0 o x-5
Two base hits-Jacobson Pratt, Fewster.
Home runs-McManus. Williams. Sacrifices
Shorten, Bronke. Double plays-Gerber
and Jacobson: Burns (unassisted). Gerber
McManus and jacobson. Left on bases-Bos-
ton, II; st. Louis, s. Bases on balls--Off w.
Collins, A.: off Ferguson. 1 off Kop. 3.
Struck out-By Kolp. .: by w. Collins. I.
Hits-Off w. Collins. in innings off
Ferguson. in innings. Wild pitch-Kolp
Losing pitcher-W. Collins. Umpires-Con-
molly and Owens. Time of game--l hour and
5J minutes.
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Toronto Beats Rochester
In Exciting Game, 9 to s
Thompson Knocked Out Of
Box in Eighth.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Reading. 8: Baltimore, . (first game).
Reading. 3; Baltimore, . (second game).
Toronto. q: Rochester. 8.
Newark-Jersey City. rain.
Syracuse Buffalo. rain.
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Two base hIts-Hargrave, Boeckel. Stolen
bases-Nixon, Bosckel. Sacrifice-Marquard.
Double plays-Pinelli Fonseca and Daubert:
Caveney. Fonsech and Dsubert. Left on
hases-Cincinnati, 6. Boston, 4. Bases on
balls-Off Donohue. ,. Struck out-By Mar
GUARD, .. Hits-off Donorue. I In ! In
nings: off Keck, | In / inning. losing
pitchcr--Donoiue. Umpires-Klem and SEN
telle. Time of game-1 hour and 10 min
n
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Two base hIt--Meusel. Home run-Carcy
Etolcn base-Crimm. Sacrifices-Young.
Russell, Bigbee. Mattox Double plays
Grimm (unassisted) Gooch and Traynor.
Left on bases-New York. Z: Pittsburgh. 4.
Bases on balls--Off Ryan. 2: off Jonnard.
n Off Cooper, T. Struck out-By Ryan. 3
bv Jonnard, 2 by Cooper. 3. ITits-Off
Ryan. 7 IN Ia innings off Jonnard. . In
po-y innings: of Scott, none In innings.
itlf by pitchers--By Ryan (Cooci) by jon
nard tRusselD. Losing pitcher-Ryan. Um-
pires--O'Day and Hart Time OF game-f
hour n nd 50 minutes.
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McGraw Uncorkx Surprise.

The rout OF the Giants was so COM
plete that John Joseph McCraw was
forced to disclose one of the secrets OF
the Giant dugout. He trotted out Jock
Scott. one OF his masked pitchers. Jock
was not on the Giant list. but IL seems
that he has recently been acquired by
! The Giants and kept concealed in the
dugort against such an emergency. Jock
was obtained from the Boston Braves
for = fSw pieces of eight.
There was raucous squawk when
he was announced and the umpires were
asking. How come. Jock Scott?'' The
papers that made him a chattel of the
Giants were brought forth by Hughey
jennings and the game was resumed in
the drizzle.
In the meantime the weird incanta-
tions of Yellow Horse the sinister red
skins. continued throughout the game.
When the last man was out he draped
his mackinaw around him with a final
mysterious pass of the dice. Then he
gathered up the totem of the tribe. the
great Two Dollar Bill. and strobe out
toward the setting sun, or in the direc-
ton where the sun would have been
setting IL rain had not interfered.
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Totals. 10 8 II q II 5
sBatted for Cox In the eighth inning.
Tran for Lake In the eighth inning.
1RAn for GaRnon In the ninth inning.
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Jonnard Takes His Beating.

At-this point Hughey Jennings. pick
ing freckles from his face in frenzy
and lhuring them to the ground, sig
nailed to Rosie Ryan to retire and John
nard. head pallbearer for expiring Giant
pitchers. came over the horizon and tool.
up the task of being batted silly
Jonnard filled the bases by walking
Carey. Bigbee singled to left and
Meusel juggled the bali for few sec
onds. Then Irish relayed 1t to Frisch.
who threw II over Snyder's head, allow
ing three to score and leaving Bigbee
on third base. Reb Russell lifted a sac
rifice fly 10 left and Bigbee scored.
In the mtantime Yellow Horse, the
sinister red man. continued to make
medicine before the totem of the Paw
nee tribe. the great Two Dollar Bill
Hisseyes and the dice rolled ominously
as lie chanted the war song Of the Paw
neeH. Come seven. shootem eleven. Get
um sall the paleface wampum. Ugh"
Or Words TO that effect.
- mthe meantime there was a sound of
wildrevelry in the forecastle. where the
crew of Bloodthirsty Barney. the Cruel
Corsair and Red Avenger of the Polo
Grounds. held forth.
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Totals. SO . 0 "a l6 4

: "
'Batted for Donohue in the eighth inning.
tran for Bressler In the eighth inning.
Cincinnati ...... o 0 . 0-2
Boston .......... o o q x-3
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Five Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
National and American League Records.

RESULTS YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New ork, 3: In
!, washng 3.
Chhai;
secondn Louis, =
STANDING CLUBS.
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Tntnla a4o1f u 10 q

i Totals. "a 2 II 81 II
sBatted for Jonnard IN the seventh inning.
fBatted for Scott in the ninth inning.
Pittsburgh ....... o oT Q 0 0--i0
knx York .--.. 0 o 1 o o 0 o O
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threc years ago. the growth OF TINS
market has been revelation u
makes good money crop for the
farmer. Il brings many buyers mere
and Il II proving wonderful hc'p
10 the entire country"
Unloading and transit privileges
are granted by all the railroads run
ming into chIckasha, enabling the
storage OF corn here from this state
as well as surrounding states where
corn IL grown.
As a shipping center OF broom
corn, chickasha In ranking among
the best now. for Grady county corn
was shipped last year through Mr..
Lins to Canada. Cuba. South Africa
as we'll M to nearly every state In
the union.
The broom corn Industry was
really started In this district In 1906
when Thomas Lyons came and con
tractcd with Bob Watkins OF Lind.
say for two ears OF corn TO be grown
In the Washiia Valley It was
shipped and stored In Arcola, H..
side by side with the best Illinois
corn. Tho Oklahoma corn proved
to be superior to the Illinois product
The following year Mr.. Lyons pur.
chased 1000 acres OF washita Val
ley land and contracted with his
tenants TO raise broom corn. The
nexf year, Mr.. Lins came south and
purchased 700 more acres of land,
Thus. the Thomas Lyons company
proved pioneer In the broom corn
industry In Grady county. as they
we're In fact. west OF the Alleghanies.
Several months ago. the big ware.
house OF the company here burned.
A new warehouse Of brick and steel
is now nearing compile
tion. II is In dimension. 200xs0 feet.
In two units. Mr.. Lins plans TO add
new units az needed.
In addition TO the Chickasha house
the Thomas Lyons Broom Corn
will maintain offices at
Dallas. Texas and Wichita. Kan. AT
Dallas. the company also operates
the Southwestern Broom Supply
doing retail business and
broom supplies of all kinds.
Mr.. Lins will direct the operation OF
the combined offices from the main
offices in Chickasha.
The Dallas warehouse. 300x225
feet. as well as the Chickasha ware.
house. is equipped with the --latest
sprinkler systems and both are
thoroughly modern as broom corn
A Chickasha banker said: 81 con.
'ider Mr. Lins and the broom corn
business built up here to be one of
he biggest assets Chickasha has.
question. Chickasha has
,rcwn into one OF the greatest broom
orn markets in the world"
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Oklahoma; Dallas. Texas. and wlch.
Ia. Kansas.
W.. trust that snr old patrons will
favor one OF these new firms with
their buslnoss. and assure you that
whatever business Is accorded us
viii be appreciated and given the
same careful attention that has
characterized Our methods In past
years,
Signed: li
THOMAS r, MoNAIIAN.
President.
GEORGE .. LINs.
secretary.Trcaaurer.
Effective August I. is2g.
,fh 7.25.3td i.tw
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NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
.Iuly is. 1922

July i5. 1899.
Tho corporation known a. tn"
Thomas Lyons Company IL being
dissolved, hy mutual consent
Thomas =, Monahan. president OF
the company. viii continue in the
broom corn business under the firm
namc OF The Thomas Monahau com.
pany. with offices nt Arcoln. Illinois
and Chicago. Illinois.
George J. Llns, secretary treasurer.
will continue In the broom corn
bnalnegs under the firm name Of
Tho Thomas Lyons Flroom Corn com.
pany, with office at Chlokasha,
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" H | I { / j R s 7
-DEMocRAT-
For President State Board Of Agri-
$685. culture

He knows, the problems of the
grain farmer. He comes from the
farm. owns farm and operates it
| at this time. HE is A PRAC.
( TICAL FARMER AND NOT A
| BOOK FARMER. He believes the
| hope of the Nation is in bettering
the conditions for the farmers and
livestock growers.
He is strong advocate for bet
ter livestock, and has placed in the
A. & M. College herd some Of the
best foundation stock in the South
west. Dairying has more than
doubled during his administration.
Every dollar appropriated tor
agriculture and livestock has been
spent honestly and economically
in the interest OF the producer.
He believes that agriculture
should have its share of appro.
priatlons for its development. IA
He believes in balanced ration
farming, growing at home food
. and sufficient to run the farm.
The A. & NJ. College under him
has almost doubled in attendance:
ne, has reduced dormitory rooms
40 per cent, board at the cafe.
terra so per cent, and is selling
school books to students at abso. |
lutte cost. He is swatting the |
profiteer Of the boys and girls at |
tending this school.
HE is CONDUCTING A CLEAN |
CAMPAIGN AND HAS ALWAYS |
BEEN A DEMOCRAT.
VOTE FOR J. A. WHITE
HURsT-HE HAS MADE GOOD, |
wHlrEHURsT COMMITTEE.
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VETERAN JANIroR DEAD

Perry Daniels. negro. died yester.
day afternoon at his home IN the
negro section 'of tho city. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon In the African NJ y. Church.
The colored Masons and Odd Fellows
will be In charge. ranIcIs was the
first janitor employed by the First
National Bank Building Company
here.
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Of dGra,ss gs*f%.
o the
tina alta citing
d he aconn OF he can
dandRnn Of fr thereof for the SC ayef
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-25

Plies Cured In o to II Days
Druggists refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fans
70 cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles. instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you
can get ftBtfnl sleep after first application. 60c.
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.CHICKASHA .BOOMS
INTO GREAT BROOM
CORN MARKET

,con,ilued fro= pase one)
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Can Main l4l3 413 W. Marion 81.
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KITCHEN NGE-Cabiuet Glsuwood
combination iu fine shape, cheap u
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lot Of paints az real low prices Rel
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HIGH CHAIR and reed stroller for sale
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BABY BUGGY for sale. Price $500
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SlSJ. Galvanized Sl.25 wash tubs. soc
Velvet rugs 21Xj4. S26J. This is all
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SEWING MACHINES - Large assert
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SIX MORE Used DRESSERS
At bargain prices from $40 up to
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ain. 5-ply guaranteed hose. 10c pe-
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made our refrigerators are the cele-
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Oslb. box for $1,000 Other sizes
AVERY & HULL
l29 Main S.
VACUUM CLEANERS have just
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Walnut Fin. Dressing table. $3.50;
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net $3.50; Davenport table. $3.50.
Walnut Fin dresser S29j0: GEN Reed
4 pc. suite. $3.50; Walnut chifforette.
$3.50; Wood bed. SD 90: a in. Walnut
dining table. $3.50 Blue leather Wal
nut Fin chairs. S6.2J Walnut Fin.
music or record cabinet IS 20. Cos
tuners, $500; End table. $3.50. 42l
1925 s Chapin 81. Phone Lin. 274j
Open Mon, Thurs. and Sat nights.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-17
Investments. Stocks. Bonds

OAK FOREST. DIXIE WAY,
FOR SALE
Large lots 100 feet frontage by 663
long nearly all timber Price.
$4,000 See Frank j Anderson.
Realtor 6G3 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Office Lincoln 1855. Residence.
Lincoln 1866.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-17
Sowing Machines. SEA

SEWING MACHINES at factory prices
plus freight and carriage. New Singer
G6-5-drawer drop heads ........ $40 30
New Singer Portable Electrics 5000
Slightly used Singers $500: other
makes from $500 up. guaranteed and
delivered. We do repairing and sell
supplies for all makes Every one says
we do the best hemstitching in the
city Ask anyone that cares.
SOUTH BEND HEMSTITCHING SHOP
12j +. jefferson Blvd.
Lincoln $3.50. No Agents 10 PaT.