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! Showed Class in First
f Start of Year; Cards Have
It Ctiererl. Muck Frem III-
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juries
MACKS STOP BROWNS
Br JOSEPH T. -ABIIUM
llBE the Hlncs of Art Nclif, sUr
A Beuthpaw, and the Injuries Buffered
u Heinle Oreh going te keep the Giants
Sjn winning the National League flag?
Sjt l the question New Yerk fans
rMiking each ether these dnys. The
four straight reverses suffered by Mc-
''flrtw'n Pels nt the han('8 of mn Mc"
Keebnle's ambitious Pirates have been
'attributed te peer pitching and the in
ability of Heinle Greh te hit because of
ii long layoff.
'Nehf, with twelve victories In three
Niri ever Pittsburgh, was unable te
noose tne ule m "- .w..
flitham scribes point te this fact as
Mm of the reasons for the clean sweep
2f the Smoketown aggregation. Greh,
Shocame te the Giants in the deal that
Snt Oeorge Hums te the Reds, has
gJa of little use te McGraw this
' diminutive third baseman was
out of the game for almost n month
iirly in the season, and en the day he
Stirned out in Chicago injured his
SOT ever aSain. Up until last Mon Men
Sir he sat en the bench doing pinch
Uttlng new nnd then, but net daring te
Sift a game. He is forced te favor the
Mured member se much that he bat,
Sewed up in both fielding nnd base run
fclng, just when the two are needed
'the most. , ,
In addition te Nelif's illness and
Oreh's injuries, the Giants have also
bn worried ever Phil Douglas. Frem
the bright-light district comes the re
tort that Shufflin Bill bus taken en an
other of his periodicals, nnd that Mc
Graw's scouts have been unable te le-
C Last jcar in the heat of the race
Deuelas did n .Toe Dugan here, Icav
lai the team flat and hieing himself te
nnknewn parts. If Douglas, who was
placed en the auction block early in
the season, is absent from the peak any
length of time the Giants will be In a
bad way. , . .
7 BE addition of Hugh McQuil
lan, tche is expected te take
Ail regular turn en the mound In a
short time and the acquisition of
Beott, the former Brave, should
tnalle the Qiantt 1e make a better
tUwing in the future.
SCOTT will be- remembered as the
former Bostonian who went te the
Sedi in the trade that sent Marquard
te the Braves. Because of a lame arm
'Cincinnati gave him his unconditional
release after making efforts te have
the trade nullified. The trainer of the
plants took Scott In tow nnd appar
ently has brought him around in geed
iliape. He pitched two Innings ngalnbt
the Pirates en Tuesday nnd showed con
siderable stuff.
Was Star Last Tear
Scott had n better pitching average
with the Braves than did McQuillan,
be brought se much money. Last
J ear the young right-hander performed
i forty-seven games, winning fifteen
and lesintr thirteen. In 1020 be toiled
In forty-feucsAtncs, with ten victories
and twenty-ene defents. Ninety-one
fames in two years is enough te make
any pitcher's arm go bad. The rest he
Jai had up until -Tuesday may have
been sufficient te bring him around.
At any rute, McGrnw Is tee wise
when It comes te pitchers te sign up
a man like Scott without having some
hum ledge of his condition. If the
ISew Jersey boy can show anything
'' 1I 1021 form with the hcavy-hlt-tlng
Giants In back of him. he might
prove te he the dark horse in the pen
nant drive.
..-a00" V111 replace Tency en the Giant
ff as the man meuntnln. He stands
iJl.ifrti,tT0.nnd 0nc-half inches nnd
elb slightly In excess of 200 pounds.
' a half inch taller than the Ten
?? mountaineer and weighs eight
Sounds mere,
lae Giants aren't ninn. . i i.-
tUM of Injuries. Th Pn.i."w..
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Runs Scored for Week
In Three Big Leagues
NATfONAL LEAGUE
8.MTIWT FIHjTl
Pittsburgh.. 712 lel 120
Phillies ... 57 12
St. Leuis...) 3 01 0
Cincinnati..- e 2 8
New Yerk.. 0 5 2 1
Bosten .... 3 3 - 6
Brooklyn ... 2 2 1 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Cleveland ..11 14 17 1 I I 43
Detroit .... 71111 20
St. Leuis... 4 10 r 4 10
Washington. 3 8 3 4 r 18
Athletics ... 2 1 3 8 14
New Yerk.. G 2 5 12
Chicago .... 0 3 l ie
Bosten .... if 2 2 I B
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
SMTWT FIST!
Buffalo .... 0. 6117 II 20
Reading ... 17 3 6 28
Rochester . . 1 6 8 12 20
Jersey City. 15 4 7 26
Terente.... 3 0 0 5 23
Newark .... 0 3 15 is
Syracuse... 5 4 6 is
Baltimore .. 10 0 4 14
STONEHURST TEAM
TO OPPOSE DOBSON
Fleisher Yarners Will Mingle
With Lit Brethers In
West Phllly Clash
tTedatfs.Indcpcndcnt Games
and Results of Yesterday
PelhAm fllllc Bex at Greenwood Feit. Talln
and Ann atreela.
Mlnnewa nt Netattme, I and Yenance
iiauTiirns nerwswi,
tin i-nuir
Beut
Ilchrrwji at Wentan, Flftr-
feiirth ttrrrt. and Unrriiurten uvrnnr.
' A..- Je nt Htontherit, nrtr-elahth
anit walnnt utrretx.
kWfl.. Anjurl?s- Th0 Cardinals have
atS,ng-!.,.lls n,0"B ,a sreat part of the
IlaiVim n Bevera stars out of the
te i?,rCJnrSnce Miller, who came
and imrji . 1 of'ncuse last year
FwiSnWe,jr m?(ie 00,, wth hta
thN season U ene-thlrd et '-' BO'ncs
Jenr.d'"0n' McIIenry, the brilliant
hlfe 5 "I". home in Ohie for a long
P!bablyAbl0rodu?'tnft0MrepertH' Le w,
e weeks? 8ame several
JOB h,s of AleIIen
tril teas n a.
much,,. '" ,0 ,ih0 team ina-
, H ,"f ,IHI uames naa
Wn"i'v:zzce.ir.u" aid n:
-- j b r. m nir iiiriri' riiii
te ." 'r.'v-tl
""a the select cla'ss
JN ) ADDITION te McHenry nnd Muel-
cesef-TubIlvnvr."e" .W1 "0,,t "1
in batting with a mark of .303. Unrbcr,
who is subbing nt the Initial sack, 1ms
been hitting consistently, but his first
basing Isn't up te Grimes standard.
Slntz had a mark of .203 when he wns
forced put of the game. Friburg, who
is subbing ter the youngster, is batting
.274.
yESTERDAY the Cubs lest the
services of Managqr Killeftr
and Assistant First llatfcman liar
bcr. The former Phil backstop
lest hs mother in an automobile
accident Tuesday and Is new in the
West. The serious illness of hh
wife forced Barber te leave for Ins
home in Tennessee.
TT WILL be cripple against cripple
when the Cubs nnd Giants open up
their four-game scries tins afternoon.
A day's rest has served te aid the
icw xeriters wlille the Chlcagenns
went through n fifteen .inning decision
less contest with our Phils.
Neither the Phils nor the Cubs ap
parently wanted te win the overtime
unci, errors by Oeldie Rnnn. who Is
playing the most Inferior Infielding of
any In the league, almost gave the
ues.tne triumph, while wildness en the
pnrt of the Cub hurlcrs made It seem
certain nt times tlmt the locals would be
the victors.
Umps Get Soaked
After the umpires hnd gotten
thoroughly soaked after six Innings
of rain they decided te call it a day,
niineugn tncre was plenty et light left.
The field was se soggy the players
had difficulty keeping their footing.
Outside of the fact that the game
wept extra Innings without a victor
there wasn't anything noteworthy about
it unless it be the first home run of the
season for Johnny Mekan, the former
Pirate who is subbing nt third.
Aftcrr dropping a quartet of games
In succession te the Tigers, our
Athletics get rambunctious and humbled
the Browns In the first came of the
scries, reducing their lend te a game
ever the Yanks, who defeated the
Indians.
Thrce home runs by Hauser, Miller
and McGowan and a triple by Jimmy
Dykes contributed te the downfall of
Geerge Slsler nnd his pals. Kddte
Remmel, who lest his last three starts,
relieved Slim Harris and was credited
with the victory. In addition te his
homer, the 'sixteenth of the season,
Miller also bad a double. Chick Gal
loway had a pair of doubles and a
h ingle.
MTEN VTILLIAUR, whose home
" run hitllii'i spree i even bet
ter than anil Ruth had last year.
made his sixth in as many dayi off
Remmel, running his total te date
up te twenty-eight, one better than
Redger Ilernsby, the National
League leader.
JOE BUSH allowed the Indians but
two hits, one in the first nnd an
other In the ninth, in defeating Cleve
land. Cevele8kle and Mails, who hurled
for Speaker, were hit hard. Meusel get
ting a four-ply shot off Ceveleskle.
Ruth hnd a pair of doubles, n single
nnd struck out In. four trips te the
platter.
Walter Jehnsen was In rare form,
holding the White Sex te lour .hits
while his teammates were finding Lev
erette and Hedgo for eleven. Brillinnt
fielding by Peckinpnugh nnd the ether
Sennters aided Jehnsen in turning
back the White -hosed nine.
Big Series Starts Saturday
Telham A. A., tnanaird by Jack Karst.
former Stenton lender, will start a blir eerlei
with the St. Michael Club nn Saturday at
Chew and Pleasant streets. Murtln. the Tel
ham pitching nee. will likely be used In the
box asalnsi, Karbnck cr Kennedy. Enthusiasm
In the Germantewn-Mnunt Airy district runs
high ever the game, and a blir crowd Is
Mulrenan for Worcester
New Haven, Conn., Auk. 3. Deminic J.
Mulrenan. pitcher of the New Ilnen n.ist
iTn Iatrue dub. will he turned oer te the
Worcester team before the end et the week,
under nn optional agreement, It was an
neunced today.
SHANAHAN AT BRIDESBURG
Aside from Saturday,, the day se
lected by most teams for.,8cml-pre
games appears te be Thursday nnd an
other henvy list of contests Is en the
schedule for this evening. Nearly all
the teams te appear In the flnnls of
the Philadelphia Baseball Association
nre in action nnd quite a few nre play
ing each ether.
In West Philadelphia, Stonehurst
fans will have an opportunity 61 lamp
ing the J. & J. Dobsen Club, nt
Fifty-eighth nnd Wnlnut streets. The
wenvers have recently struck their
htrlde ' nnd their record for the lnt
three weeks shows a large portion of
the enmes nlnvcd en the right side of
the ledger; .
Anether contest In which two or tne'
big teams collide is en the calendar
across the river and will bring together 1
the Fleisher yarners and Lit Brethers
nt Fifty-fourth street' nnd Elmwood
nvenuc. Fleisher gets into the finals
ns a rcprescntntlve of downtown and
the store boys will endeavor te upheld
the prestige of West Philadelphia.
Shanahan at Bridesburg
Uhannhan nnd Bridesburg de n re
turn net en the letter's field nt Elcn Elcn
tnentl and Orthodox streets. The rep
resentatives of Jim Benner nnd Billy
Whitman met nf Forty-eighth and
Brown streets last evening nnd the lat
ter wen. Gene Costclle will hurl for
Bridesburg tonight.
Hilldnle again opposes Tatcs' All
Stars, of Cleveland, nt Darby this nft nft nft
ernoen nt 3 o'clock, and then nt 0:15
Ed Beldcn's colored champions take en
the North Phillies at Fourth and Wln Wln Wln
gohecklng streets. The North Phils
lest te the Darbyltes 5 te 2 last week
In a game they should have wen nnd
arc out for revenge. Anether record
crowd should be en bnnd.
Mlnnewa and Netnsrme clash at I
and Venango streets nnd the Netnscme
boys nre confident of adding te their
winning streak, which hns new reached
ten In n row. Colonial Ii Cream
plays Philadelphia Storage Battery at
Maschcr and Westmoreland streets,
nnd the Ledger A. A. opposes Kernnc
Club at Fcrnhlll Park, Germantown.
Black Sex Downtown
The Seuth Phillies will entertain the
Baltimore Black Sex at Shctzllne Park,
Bread and Bisler streets. Manngcr
Itudelph is up against it nt present
with I.nl and Cetter en the sidelines
with injuries and also contemplates
ether changes in the line-up.
He is doing his best te get together
n club that will clvc the fans n cham
pienship contender, nnd Is new en n
hunt for several stars with whom te
bolster his line-up. He finds that it la
net the easiest nronesltion te get nlav-
ers these days and has been compelled
te go nut of the city te secure tne men
wanted.
Ed Lusk will try te hang another de
feat en the Legan A. A. The West
Phlladelphlans took the measure of Jess
Dnnde's boys en Monday night 0 te 4,
nnd genial Ed Is out te repeat. Mar
shall E. Smith makes its first appear appear
ance at Knywoed, Thirty-first nnd
Dickinsen streets, nnd the Seuth Phllly
Hebrews are nt Westen A. A., Fifty
fourth street and Warrington avenue.
Westen Playing Geed Ball
The Westen Club, which la rnlnir alenir
at n Reed clip, will play the Wentz Club
at Olney tonight, and en Saturday will travel
tn Maple Shade. N. J. With the addition
nf several new player, the Wentz nlne
hna hit Its stride, and would like te hear
from clubs with open dates In September.
Address William luerrls, 1015 North Law.
rence street,
MftMhAlt IS. RtnKIt a lfiM.JS Tf.lv4.
first nnd Dleklnmn streets.
Llrhtneuse, Ders' clue at Fertr-elthth
Ward. Twenty-fifth street and Harder ave
nw. .
llaltlmera niack Sex at Beeth Phillies.
Ilread nnd Bisler streets.
Tete's Stars at llllldale, Darby; 8 P.M.
Illlldale at North Phils. Fourth and Win.
aonecKina sweets. mi v. ju.
Shanahan at Hrtdesbura', Richmond and
thester at Wilmington,
O-iherfmr rete
Letan A. A. nt St. Itaraabat, Slxtr-flfth
street and Elmwood avenue.
Flrtiher nt Lit llrethera. Fifty-fourth
street and Rlmwoed arena.
, Htenten Field .Club nt Uennantewn. Chel
ten nnd Magnelia avenue.
.Colonial Ice Cream Company at Phllidel
Phi a Hteracs Ilattnr. Masher and West
moreland strrvM.
Kenten Club at Wenti Clnb. Olney.
(Ileneester at Pitman. N. J.
Illauner. nt. Narberth.
Ledger A. A. at Karnae Clnb, Fernhlll
Park. Germantnwn.
Aberfeyln Itloemer . Girls at Fleisher
llloemer Olrls, Twenty-sixth and Keed streets.
. tt'iwi Philadelphia Hebrews at St. Francis
de Sales, Forty -seventh and Sprue, streets,
Ilell Telephone at Hern & llardart's. Forty
ninth nnd Snrum streets.
rnuadrlpiua ueyai ntars nt Kensington
e. 11.
inverrera
Fres nt Frankford Yellow-
M. League Island. .....
I R. T. League Section A. Jacksen nt
lohmend, Richmond and Orthodox strectsi
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LAST NIOHTIfl RESULTS
Sonth Phils. Si Amrriran Chain. I.
Illl'dale. Si TAtn's Stars. 6. ,. .
Philadelphia Terminal. Ot Ocean City. 2.
Ilrldrsburg. lOrHhnnahan, 6.
Mount Merlah A. C. 2i Fortieth Ward. 0.
Kensington Congregational, 8i Wild Wild Wild
lroed . 4
North Phillies. 4i Royal Stars. 4 (7 In
nings). .. .
Inquirer, lit Frelhefer. 7.
Htrn bridge & Clothier. Ht Riverside. 5.
St. Carthage. 8i Kismet, 0.
Mlquen A. A.. 2l Llndenweld, S.
Alden. i Standard. 0. ,
West Philadelphia Pres. 4 McDrlde. 0.
Monetj-pe. fli MeCell IS!.-.
Recerd Press Roem. 8t Oompeslnlt BoenijJ i.
Yerk Safe Company, lit Old Verk Read
C'Vvestern A. A.. l Ferke A Jenes. 8.
Prospect Park. 4i Norwood. 8.
SUBURBAN TEAM TO
PLAY FIRST OF SERIES
Stenton te Oppose Germantown en
Latter's Field Tonight
The fans of Germantown nnd Mount
Airy are en edge for the big neighbor
hood scries which gets under way to
night. It Is the third tlrae that Ger
mantown nnd Stenton Field Club werp
scheduled te play the initial game, but
rain prevented the two previous mcct-
liS. . . .
Stenton Is one of the teams chosen
te play In he scries for the champion
ship of the Philadelphia Baseball Asso Asse
nintin Hnrmnnlnvn ift net rnnsidcred.
ns the team docs net belong, hence the
.nnnnnnra nf tllA Cllhlirhlin tenmS (lc -
cltled upon n scries nil their own.
Dnve Bennis. of Germantown, will
use cither "Cy" Mcllinger or Bill Dur
bln en the hill, while "Liz" Powell will
twirl for the Stentenltcs. The game
will be played at Chelten avenue nud
Magnelia street.
PITMAN'S BIG GAME
Cottagers Clash With Gloucester In
Twilight Encounter Tonight
The most Important twilight game
of the season has been provided for.
Pitman baseball fans this evening by
Manager Ben Emery. The visiting nt'
tinctlen will be nene ether than Glou
cester, former leaders of the Seuth
Jersey League.
It will be n battle for bleed. The
visitors will use Erlcksen en the hill,
and the former hurler of the cottagers
will be nnxfeus te best his ex-tcam-mates.
Emery will again send Nixon te
the hill.
In the three games he has pitched
for Pitman he lias simply outclassed
his opponents. On Saturday he hnd
little treuble in disposing of G Irani
Field Club, ene of Pitman's hardest
opponents, by 8 te 3.
Northwest Pres Want Games
Vnrthwest Prnfnsslnniln hift August fl.
12 and 13 open, awny from home. Alse open I
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non - r u a t a bis
buckle,
All-Weel, $2.50 & $3.50
Flannel Trunks, $1
0 'Shirts new $1.50
jCk
kJr
$5, $6 & $7 California $Q
Bathing Suits, New ' O
Sizes 84 te in All wool. tk stripes
Water Wings, new 50c
$10 Lee
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Rackets
trka fttmAltsi
Hletted B ft e k t.
Finest quality ut.
I'errecny pmnnccu
15 TENNIS $
NETS, new
Forty-two feet JenRi very
heaTi tarred for lenger
life.
Tennis Balls, KAc
Wrlsht 4 Dltsen V
or nesrh.
"Club" Balls, OKc
1921 Balls, 9c
Qoed enough for "f
prsetice
$1.25 Sneaks
fttw , orBathlne
kJL SHOES
2b50c
Imported, White duck, rub.
ber soles. Fer men and
women. Sites T tn 10
Ocean City
Free-Spool 5ar-Caifmj
REEL, $10
Tic el Sensation of 19tt
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nlhla. Hn.vrl n.,mnn
Bluer: cannot correde: no
hnrk.Iash. nethlnif an mar
ket te remrara with It at
iwica us cost
All -Lance weed
Salt-Water Red
K m n I lK(l CII
cnuut,.! te ee ln",,M'
3 piece.
milliapi' Duutile-
Kriii. ih-hmu nicueledi a
tienuu , sreciui.
$5 Fielders' Gloves
32
JrV Wis? 0nulns
flLW Ihersehldei
lWi flacs bet-
jmC I tern; welted
Mk (f seams;
i M fully
ffiiull" re-enforced
Heys' Sizes. $1.50
BaseballBats
"Zlniraeriuue,"
"l.eiilKllle
luEer."
"SmlUlne.'' etc.
$
1
$12Surf Casting
Red new $7.50
African areen- fl
Kesri, aKimne i
K u I il h nnd tip, wire
u rapped, full of action,
Fexy Quiller$i
Crab Trap, 1
Amer. League
Baseballs, $
new. ... 1
$4 Felding $9.50
J llMilllnll
$2.50 Paddles, $
Hnrucei strong;
lleht.
Gelf Balls $2
Des.
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Any el Abers
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Fares! Pett,
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as luck, WeA
Maybe there's luck in fishin'
but net in cheesing your cigars.
Over 120 million a year de
mand for La Palina means
that there is intention net
mere chance in the preference
shown for the, quality cigar
with the costly Java wrapper
and finest Vuelta Abajo Ha
vana filler.
Take a box with you en your
"fishin' trip."
Excellence .... iec
Senater ... 2 for 25c
Magnelia .... 15c
Blunt On glass jar) 2 for 25c
Perfecto Qrande 3 for 50c
CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY
Manufacturers and Distributors
21-2.1 N. 2nd St., riillnJflphla
Hell! Market 3100
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$16.00
or Arm
chair S9.95
Uphol Uphel Uphol
stered brown
1 catherette
seat.
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$40.00
Oak
Bureau,
s22.75
L a r K c
plank top
bureau with
roomy
drawer
space and
large mirror.
Mahogany or celden oak fin
ish, covered in brawn American
leather, opens into bed. Tapestry
covering, $32.75.
$20.00 Drep-Side
Couches, Q-i C OP
Complete PX.0J
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Streng iron frame couches with
steel double-link springs. Com
plete with thick pad. May be
used as single or double bed.
$15.00 Iren
Crib
$8.50
Perfecto
Qrande
(Actual
Szt)
Ynhn ft McDonnell,
rhllaxielplilu
gthwarx & Sen.
NrMUrk, N. J,
C. If. Stnllman & Sens.
Yerk, 1's.
$4 Quartered
Oak Gelden
Polished
Genuine
Brown
Leather
Chair
$1.89
TO
III
mt sw. jva uhb
$2.00 Pure Feather
Pillows te Be AQ Each
Sold at
net"
Sample Mattresses
in the Sale
$10 te $50 Mattresses
$4.95 te $25
Diamond Link
Springs at ... .
S4.S5
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They aie all samples used for
display purposes; all new, but net
fresh little shop-worn. Never
been out of our store. LOT VERY
SnellenburgS Fifth Fleer
Heusefurnishings & China
Specials for Friday
$1.00 Handy Teel Sets
Which. Can lie Conveniently
CarrjBKl In the Veit Pocket
life Complete
Each tot
consists et
5 tools unci
brnsH
case. The
ense ts
used na a
handle for
the tools
extremely
compact
and con
venient Sheun,
w
$1.50 Extra-Streng
Felding Wash
Benches .
89c
$2.50
Weed
Blacking
Cases,
$1.39
$63.50 Clean-as-a-China
Refrigerator. . p44.HO
white Perce.jLiBJ-!LeTir
nned' urrmral
lain
round corner
porcelain
feed cham
ber. Porce
lain panels
en all doers.
Beld en Cleb
riaa.
65c Yellow Earthen
39c
Bowl
Sets
I'eur-plece set,
sizes 5 te S ins ,
for mixlnn or rt.
frlgerater nse
X'H 1'fl
45c Leng-Handle
Cotten Wall
and Ceiling
Dusters
3
7b
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$15.00 High-Grade Oak
Kitchen Cabinet
$27.00
White
enamel finish
Interior. .1
drawers,
white Hlldlnir
porcelain top.
Deep class
siipar Jar
and p p t c e
Jars Held nn
Clnb run.
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Regular $12.50 American
Porcelain Dinner F0 fF
$0.60
Sets
CO pieces
with nernl
spray deco
rations, Kold.llne
'dK nnd
handles.
40c While Tflhln nn
Cleth. Wi Yaifl oe
Wide, Yard -OC
SllKht malfer's Imperfections. Will
net Impair Barvlcu.
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