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New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
By w. B. Hanna

In case of worlds series between
New York and New York handling the
schedule will be simplicity itself. The
series would start probably on Tues
day, October 8, with play every day.
That wouldn't be too soon after the
season ended, for the Giants finish at
home and the Yankees in Washington
A st. Louis VS.. st. Louis series would
be conducted along the same lines. A
series involving the Cubs and the
browns-a possibility too-could be
played with games daily; a Yankee
Cub series--another possibility--would
In case it's New York VS.. st. Louis
Wednesday, October 4, is more likely
as the opening day That would give
the Gian5s--or Yanks-plenty Of time
to go from New York to ST. Louis, or
for the Browns-or Cardinals--ta
come from St. Louis to New York.
The last time there was a seven
game series-1918-the arrangeme
were for three games in one town,
then day intervening for travel, then
fouT games in the other town. Likely
that scheme will be pursued jump
and no return jump-this year if it's
the Giants and Browns, the series to
be cleaned Up with one jump, no back
coin to see, in case Of three victories
for each, where the seventh game shall
be played.
The place for the first game is de-
cided by lot always, and the advan-
tage of opening before home crowd
is eagerly sought by all contenders.
If it's the Giants vs. Yanks, why then
it will be a home crowd whichever way
the coin falls.
Odd incident that of four Penn State
football players leaving that institu-
tion to transfer to Colgate, the mo-
tive, according to report, being their
regard for Dick Harlow, former Penn
State and now Colgate coach. Not a
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Mackmen Defeat Red Sox
In Eleventh Inning. A. ;

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA wild
throw to third base by Johnny Mitchell
in the eleventh inning gave Philadel-
phia q to victory over Boston in the
final game of the series to-day. A
home run with two out in the rinth by
Galloway tied the score. Rommel
turned in his twenty-first victory of
the season.
The score.
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Nv Disc Hita~~FotherRIII, ShOcker ia.
bin. Three base hit--McIanus asc,t
dces--Rigney, 2; jacobson. Double play
Gerber McManns and sisler. Left On
bases--Detroit, Z; st. Louis. 5. Basea =.
ball-~OR shocker !. Struck out-ga
Bhmke,r 4. Hit ny pitcher-By Ehrnts
(McManus). Umpires--Guthrie and DIE.
neen. Time 40
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Dodgers Purchase Pitcher

The Brooklyn club has purchased
the release of Pitcher Paul F. Schrei-
Der from the Saginaw Club of the
Michigan League.
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Stars Take Opener of
Series With Bears. 8-3

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 1.-Syracuse
won the first game of the series from
Newark to-day, s to 3, by superior
work at all points. The visitors hit
Stewart hard, but unproductively.
Heating played wonderfully at second
for the Stars.
Tho arora
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The score
Totals 80 IL 2772l Totals . 3s 10 "A Is
sRatted for Taggart In sixth inning.

"bAtI5u TOT 1T SIAkII IlFTIF11t'
Syracuse. . 210 o31 Ks
Newark .......... 900 o02 ol 0--3
Two base hlts--Jones, Stewart. Three
base hit-Benes. Home runs-VIck, Brai-
nard. Sacrifices-Dyer 2. Stolen bases
Dyer, Jones. Left on bnses-NcwarS, 10;
Syracuse, 4. Double plays-Mooera, Benes
and Walker; Benes, Mooers and Walker
Bases on balls-Off Kneisch, Q; off Stewart,
Struck out--13y kneisch. 2: by Stewart.
g. Hit by pttcher--By Kneisch {Vickl; by
Stewart webb. Umpires-Carpenter and
James TI1ne-l 81
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FIRST GAME
Totals 40 IA 10 ~ IA o Totals ..s24 27 10
'Batted for Pertica In seventh inning.
Pittsburgh - 0 o O a2a O 9 IA

Two base hits-Bigbee, Grimm Glenn
ons, Russell Fournier. Three base hit
Toporcer. Home runs--Blades, Russell,
2. Stolen bases-Grimm, Traynor Sac.
rifce-Stock. Double piays--Bigbee and
Gcoch; Maranville. Tierney and Grimm;
Toporcer, Hornsby and Fournier Left on
bases--Pittsburgh, d; st. Louis. 4. Bases
on balls--Off Morrison, q Doak, I: Per
tica, j Barfoot, g. Struck out-By Nor
rison, l by Doak, q; by Pertica, l. Hits
OF Doak, in innings; (none out in
6thl; off Pertica. in q off Barfoot. 7
In 2 Losing pitcher--Doak. Umpires---
Rigler and O'Day. Time--1:53.
SECOND GAME
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Totals ..ss 10 ls a7e il Totals ....slls24i64 1
eBatted FOR Williams in ninth inning

Philadelphia ....... 900 900 oo1-- i
Cruise. Double play. Smith, Parkinson
and Leslie. Left on bases-Philadelphi
II; Boston Q. Bases on balls-Off O.
Struck out--By G, Smith 3: by Singleton,
/; by Hullhan, 6. Hits--Off G. Smith, Ia
in innings; off Singleton in innings
Hit by pitcher--By G.. Smith (Cruise). !.
Balk---G. Smith. Hulihan. Passed ball
Gowdy. Losing p!toher--G. Smith. I'm
pires--McCormick and Hart Time Of
game--2:o2
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9Batted for Keck In ninth inning
echthiclnnad ehicaaa ......... o1o 900 o12-4
wo-oase hits-Dunoan Miller %,
W!ngo, cayeney, Fonseca. Three base
lis, n.tsmcaHsg ghan Krug Stolen base
aoaocher. Terry and Grimes: punear ~
C;nsay CCayesnsy and Fonseca Left on bases, bases
n.t elnnc.innsti. ns a; Chicago. 4. Bases on balls
!: OF keok. I. Struck out--By cheaWa.' chansseis'
Iuons q 1y LSqpe' 4 u 8 by Couch, 2; Hits-offft
3sr; IN innings: off Keck / In 3 ,nnings' ,,Tpem'
w, mno pitch-schnell Balk-Luque. I,es-
and Moran. Time of gameA2:oo, uisiey
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Inc score
nnr snrVnnT
Totals ....ss4 IS SO IA n Totals al Iofsi II 4
s6ntted fer Quinn In eighth inning.
fOne out when wi.ning run was scored

Phiiadeiphia. oil eoo ooi oI-s
Two,base hits-Burns, Harris. Home
runs--E. Miller, Galloway Sacrsfices--B,
Miller l2). Double Flaya--scheer, Gale
way end Hauser- Left on bases--Boston,
g; philadelphia. G. Bases on halls--1fs
Eoinlnel 1 Struck out--By Rommel s !: by
Quinn. 8; by Karr. 2. Hifs---oH Quinn. {.
IN innings; off Karr, 8. in Ia innings.
brand and Evans Tirn&-I:Eo.
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Totals .....2s252 Q oil Totals .s4 4 "a o o
eBatted for J. Smith In ninth inning

Boston ...oo o 20 o 0 x-2
Philadelphia .......0 0 o 90 O 0 90
Stolen base-Roser. Sacriaoe--Roser
Double piays-Ring, Fletcher and Leslie :
J. Smith and Leslie. Left on bases
Pasladelphia, 8; Boston 4. Base on balls
on Ring, g. off Watson, /. Struck out
by Ring. 8; by Watson, S. Umpires--.
Hart and Emslie Time--I92
RMC0Nr, fAs1m
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American Assnciai;nn

Kansas City, 4; Milwaukee, 2.
st. Paul, 8; Minneapolis, o.
Other games advanced in schedule.
international League
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

fcepyrs0hs. 1898. New York. Pr
ces0hf
AT Footballs Approach
It's enough be pleasant
With stars that abl and deft
But the coach aphi
Is the oho
With only regular LETT

The passing supposed improvements But
when to kful few are
we'll behnd
ahn and Chick Harley Dodgg that few develop Most
them verge of being tackled brace their wegbt mon @
foot before shifting the other while easy marks
lhere are few true dodgers who hold their they
shadows down the stretch
The stride of the football around
figured setting new records So
feet is conservative enough This possibilities for de-
eepon when the able to shift expected path
another path three
got his hands haback bring down But more
often than not he got his empty quivering grasp
clawng at
Great Dodgers
There has been great football dodgers who were as
hard to nail Ames Princeton was marvel
Brink" Thone Yale two others who had
the crsscross Stride battling ae completely checking their
speed Knipe and Osgood Penn, high the list
Dbbee of Harvard followed shortly afterward best of all
Crimson broken field Mahans comes
close to heading the entire list
How do do t?" "rak" him. Simple
enough said Mha coming give him my foot
and then take it away"
Jim Thorpe, of the and one
OF the hardest action that seemed to
denness that most tac thrown completely Thorpe
head and feet would frequently unchanged body
swerved out of reach.
Out of the West
Inc West has presented of broken
Harley of Ohio State had few back
Eckersal OF Chicago, the extremely
with wonderful foot action while under full
George Gipp Of Notre Dame as runaway
horse o of Minnesota would frequent
injuries hadn't cramped his stvle
LON OaVles OF pittsburgh, West
HELD runner from last Knger Penn State
FROM last years field Klnger Davies Oearn
among the best the East Adrh
Dy sheer starting speed and determination than
george oWe Harvard depends
a upon any stiffness Mahan
crop last year was none too plentiful Harlan Of Georgia Tech
McNln OF Centre, among achieving unusual
results without any speed
number of
son. Among those wEo have turned in their uniforms
Garr OF Princeton Aldrch Of Ya Klnger of Penn sta
ne OF Iowa; Davies of Pittsburgh; MM Centre
others who earned their share of fame a ago.
IN e East Yale looks have the greatest backfe
the season. with Oarn Jordan Mallory Ndnger
OF TWO others hand to complete brilliant
have two wonders Buell. Owens
Bill Roper round machine lonely
nucleus
Some has offered the great
ball All football those who
games tradition For those who played
that touches other
upon the player at large.
&
2heru Aaanei
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Southern Association

New Orleans, 8; Atlanta (frst
game).
New Orleans ID; Atlanta. (second
game).
MOBILE, II; Birmingham, g..
Nashville, g.; Memphis, 0.
Little Rock, 12S Chattanooga, 8 q
inningr, darkness).
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The score +:

Two,base hits--schalk, McInnis. saeri-
Shnsicago, 8; Cleveland, 6. Bases ON oalIs-
Sn Sr Rp1bertson. 3; off Uhle. Q. Struck out
Ssy,a oy ohie, !. umpires-Moriarty and
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AT BUFFALO

Baltimore .2o1 002 2o1-s IA /
Buffalo .....010 002 DlO-4 IA 8
Batteries-Re!d and Barry: LlewelIyn
ar
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AT TORONTO

r. r. q.
Teson5a FssaIps dSS sSS S9S S9S 5S5-s 5S5s I !,
Batteries-Sehacht and Clarke; Enz-
mann and Vincent.
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American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

st. Louis, 4; Detroit, /.
Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 6 ms, rain)
Philadelphia, a; Boston, 5 I'll ins.) !.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

The Giants in two days in Brooklyn
lost as many games as they did in tive
weeks on the road.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

Totals 81 10 81 IL 81 Totals .so4lI24
.Batted for Luque in fourth inning.
Batted for Couch In seventh inning.
fSatteo Tor Keck In ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

The Giants Cardinals series for the
last three years stands thirty-two VIC
tories for the Giants, thirty for the
Cardinals. Pretty close.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

Double headers for both New York
teams to-day, the Yankees in Philadel-
phia, the Giants VS.. Brooklyn at the
Polo Grounds.
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Standings In Major Leagues
National League

Brooklyn, s.; New York, 7 no sns.).
Pittsburgh. Ia: Sc. Louis, (fst).
st Louis, III; Pittsburgh, s (2dy
Chicago, T.; Cincinnati, 4.
Boston, Q; Philadelphia, 0 {1st).
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 1 (2d,,
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Morgan & Co., Inc.
= Locust Ave.

II Where was Moses when the
II light went out?" is a query
which has come laundering down
thru the ages. II Notes 1ad only
known OF this reliable eleatric
company he would never have met
with that momontous misfortune.
When they do the work on a job
the Eight never fails as long as
there is any juice on the circuit.
They do electric wiring and In
stalllng Of all kinds. They have q
store full Of electric fixtures, sup
plies. household appliances and
novelties. Yes, and Radio outfits
Their slogan Is I'VE light the
way" They have the Weste. n
Electric Quality Products, tho Cot
field washing machines. II Father
did tho washing don't you suppose
be would DO It Electrically.
Give tho name aud address.
Fairmont Electric Service Co.
800 Monroe ST,
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Case Electric Co.
301 Cleveland Ave.


At =ooner or later It will come
IA your time to buy an auto.
mobile. Everybody Is doing Il
When you get ready to provide
yourself and family with one 81
these modern modes Of travel hero
is c sales agency that wants TO tell
you about the car they are selling
You may look the country over and
you will not find a better car than
this one. Made in st. Louis, I'd
every convenience and utility. I:
Is named for the second great lrm
mary Of the universe. Give the
name OF thic car and the name and
address OF the sales agency in this
city tor Ward LaFrance and Inter.
national motor trucks, carry d com.
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rlete line Of parts and give aSso
lutte service on same.
East Sido Garage
Moon Automobiles
100 f. Park Ave.

~ Who are the people in this
II city who give expert battery
service to automobile owners7
They are representatives for than
particular make OF battery which
Is used as standard equipment by
2o1 different car manufacturers.
Are you going TO profit by their
good Judgment when you got ready
for a new battery2 You should ask
about the still better ID all rub.
her battery with Threaded. Rubbed
insulation. This battery station re.
PAIRS and recharges all makes OF
batteries. Drive around and lei
them show you what they moan b.
good battery service. They Will
inspect your battery regularly 'fres
Of charge. Give tho name Of this
battery, also the name and address
Of this company "a
Mountain state Battery Co...
s 403 Meredith st.
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2 Who are the people In Fair.
! mont who make 1t their spe-
cial imperative duty to sec thst
people get the very choicest Of
fruits, vegetables. oysters, etc. I?
1t Is a concern which has been IN
business In this city for many
years. Their business Is altogether
with the retailers. They ship IN
fresh fruits. vegetables, and
grocer's specialties-job them out
to the retailers. Your order FOR
oranges, lemons. apples potatoes,
and other vegetables and oysters
will be delivered to you promptly
almost as soon as You have huns
up the phone. Out Of town orders
shipped Immediately. They always
have tho first delicacies Of the
season. You will find them down
where their sign CA be read
easily from the bridge. =.
The John p. Hart ca.
210 Cleveland Ave.
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Q What is the name of the car
o which first caused our poets TO
break into song? The Merry Odds
mobile carried a thrill with It that
gave a wonderful impetus to the
automobile industry. The oldsmo.
bile is one OF the most beautiful
and serviceable cars on the mai
ket. Their trucks are full Of SET
vice and convenience, too. Who
are the distributors for tIesa cars
In this city? II you want : car that
will please the family and give you
good service all around, you can
do no better than buy an Odds
mobile. They are luxurious in
looks and action. The distributors
here run a service garage and take
care of their patrons in every
way. Give the name and address.
Hamilton Garage
4o0 Walnut st.
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n What institution in this city
y dispenses more unalloyed com
fort and good cheer than any
other during all the months OF the
year? 1t is a concern which has
established an enviable reputa-
tion for the manufacture OF ice
cream and frozen goods II ali
kinds. Careful efficient service in
this line, studious perfeS.ing OF
formulas and other things have
made their product OF high lual-
lty-mellow as moonlight. made
fresh for you in TSrmont daily.
They have n big trade with the
outlying towns, as Nell as In the
city. They make ice cream water
ices and sherbetsAthe kind that
satisfies. The same comSaSl has
Plants in a number Of c.tias. They
are jobbors Of cones. pals. salt.
dishes, etc.
Imperial Ice Cream Co.
1876 Cleveland Ave.
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"a What is the name and ad-
0& dress Of 1.-The furniture store
over youder?" 1t is one OF the
brightest and best places to buy
household furniture and floor COW
erings in the city. There Is plenty
OF room and plenty OF light every.
thing favorable to a careful inspee-
ton Of your prospective purchasNI.
It IS the store where there arc two
OF o kind in the firm. They have
been in business hero since 1909 /.
They can furnish your home as
cheap as anybody in the city They
have low rents and low overhead
expense-st will surely pay -
cross the bridge They. make n spec
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Parker Dye Works
304 Cleveland Ave,

0c Where will be found this at
~ tractiye hat shop in Fair
mont which had its beginning dur
ing the past summer? This Is one
Of the most progressive establish
ments OF Its character in this city.
A good milliner Is the product Of
birth rather than requirement.
Tho proper blending Of colors and
poIse OF trimming come from that
innate quality OF mind which Is an
endowment Of nature. The owner
OF this cnterprising place makes
frequent visits to New York and
other fashion centers. famillariz-
ing herself with the ever changing
styles. She is a keen observer,
quick to bring for her patrons the
latest things that appear. II you
have not yet been In TO see her
you arc losing many good points
Of observation. Give the name and
address.
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10 What name for nearly 70
10 years has crowned the ros-
ter OF vehicle manufacturers:
Since automobiles came in style
they have not permitted their
name to be displaced. Their cars
are beautiful in design, thorough
~ modern and mechanically right
they come in roadsters, touring
cars. coupes, sedans and landaua
all six cylinder. three different
sized engines. You are to give the
name Of these cars, and also tho
name of the enterprising dealers
who sell them in this city. Should
you buy one of these cars you will
have something of which the fam
lily VII always be proud. They
run a service garage, Just a few
doors from Monroe street. Garry
a good line OF tires and accessor-
les. Give the. name and address.
Wilson Sales Co.
Studebaker Automobiles
BIZ Meredith st.
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p. =. Lipson
81 Madison st.

% Looking for some place 10
OL save money in the purchase
Of automobile tires? 1t will be
wise to proceed cautiously until
you reach the tire merchants
where they have the big -s1ck Ct
Giant tires and tubes. They are
made by the Giant Tire & Rubber
Co. Of Findlay, o. They are stand
ard makes-just as good. or a H.
tie better than those made by am
rubber company in the country.
They are not seconds-lf the price
is cheap. Each casing has gone
thru a rigid inspection at the fac
tory, where very tr.fling defects
consign the tire to the seconds
classification. This company car
ries a big stock Of tires and tube5.
You will find them on Jackson
street. Tires on easy terms. Give
the name and address.
Giant Tire Shop
:s28 jackson ST.
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10 cupid frst-then, who come:

~ Cupid frst-then, who comes
IL next? There may be larger
furniture stores in tho state thar
this one. but there are none whera
the Almighty Dollar cuts a wider
swath. By their cash and credit
system this house is enabled to
sell at the lowest possible figure.
This furniture store has been &C.
cumulating force for several years.
It is sure full Of pep. They occupy
six floors and basement, besides
large warehouses. They know how
to buy and sell, They have every
thing that goes into house-ex-
cept the housekeeper. Here will
be found the Deluxe and North
field upholstered furniture, the
McDougall kitchen cabinets, Pen
insular stoves, Englander springs
and other superior lines. Give the
name and address. .
Home Furniture Co.
30S Jefferson St.
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The Hat Box
3O1 Cleveland Ave.
On Bottled health and pleasure

o7 Bottled health and pleasure.
~ this is the chief occupation
of this concern. For many years
they have been turning out car
donated beverages and supplying
the people with them When takei,
inwardly they 80 right to the spot
Ii you know where that is It is
easy enough 10 find the spot
when the weather Is a little warm.
II you never did before you should
get the thirsty habit now. A case
OF Their fine beverages Ia a good
thing, to have around the house.
They may not be able to furnish
you with everything you would
like 10 drink. but they can CONS
AZ near doing 1t as anybody thls
side ofsthe Canadian line, They
bottle that great national drink,
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M Catherine EIo6d Ys ms il Commercial Quefy CONTEST

tive variety Of wearing apparel "a
to be found. They flock TO this
store constantly to see the new
things, to fSshen up their ideas
and their wardrobe. They have
coats, suits, dresses blouses,
skirts, turs. millinery sweaters,
hosiery, silk undewear-for wo-
men and misses. Everything that
enters into the fashionable lady's
attire. They also have the ready
to wear for children. Reliable
Quality at prices you can comfort.
ably afford to pay"
j. H. Deitz Co.
108-10 Main st.
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billie vandergraff Takes Second Place and Miss nellie
Dougan Third in Competition Testing knowledge
Of Contestants on Merchants.
WINNER TO RECEIVE DOZEN PHOTOGRAPHS
Reed Barton Silver Knives and Forks From Fanus
& Co. to Be Awarded Billie vandergraff---sIue
Ridge Tickets Awaiting Miss Dougan.

The West vrginian's Paul Pry Commercial Query con-
ing advertising features conducted by local news
and answers to it in huge numbers up until the
closing moment Thursday of this week The judges work
ed almost incesanty to have the awards complete in time
issue of the West Vrgnian. The prize winners
are follows:
FIRST PRIZE dozen fine photos worth $50 from
SehWaners Studo-Won by Miss Catherine Brobst,
S1100 CASTOR Avenue.
SECOND PRIZE, set of Reed and Bartons silver
knives and forks from Fanus and Co., worth $18-Won
By Billie L. Vandergraff, 416 Morgantown avenue.
THIRD PRIZE, $12 worth of theater tickets for
Blue Ridge Theater-Won by Miss nellie Dougan, 72O
Locust avenue
The three prize winners punched close that the
in despair at times and before their decisions
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Watkins s Thompson
FOG Merchant st.

~ One of the most modern
IL things in this prosperous
city is this place to eat. It does
away with the waiter-saves the
cost Of his wage. You take your
tray and go TO the big steam
table and pick out what yea want
you SEQ It before you buy it
carry It to the table and crafty
that appetite with q relish. They
serve nothing that is not first.
class, and the cooking is fine. II
Is tho place where you find the
coffee that has the kick. Their
desserts and pastry are fine, as
we'll as everything else. they serve.
You will find this eating place in
a public buildlug-a concession.
Give the name and address.
Y. w. c. A. Cafeteria
210 Monroe st,
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Falrnont Transfer Co.
BID jackson ST., Phone 81!

&c What is the name and ad.
.0O dress Of this big genSI1f
store In Fairmont which carries
everything from a pa OF needled
10 sack OF flour? This store has
been a half dozen years mailing
things interesting for the purses
OF the people-more especially
those people who live on the east
side Of the river. However, they
have some customers on both side,
OF the river. They carry big
stock of fancy and staple groceries,
also a good line OF dry goods, M
lions and furnishing goods. They
sacrifice the temptation for fine
fixtures and red tnpe to the one OBJ.
ject OF keeping their investment In
merchandise, only requiring interest
en- the minimum investment. Ry
this means they are able to sell On
c close margin Of profit. 1t will
bay you to keep In touch with this
Ftore