New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1919, Page 13

T T ————— B T TALSSIRT B Retrotine tivor and roermce ana o 1 | BROCKTON SAMPLE SHOE STORE S i usual mellow-mildness make Camel Ciga- 8 Giants Fans Ace Given Quite a . rettes instantly and permanently likable! § 294 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Scare—Kaui HH_S Homer K AMELS are a cigarette revelation! They S are a smoke delight! They answar the ! i New York, July 25.—New York de- S o Veryirherail z . - - J tonted Boaton in the epening gime of e cigarette question as it has never before been the scrles here vesterday by a score | b etes oot answered. Your taste will prove that! of 7 to 6. The Braves rallied hard | : glasaine-paper-coveredcarton. and came within a run of ticing the . We strongly recommend this Camels are an expert blend of choice Turkish carton for the home or office score after being six runs behind. Good e Ll Ll o 5 % > 3 Slpport saved Bames!in the| nintn b Sepei e enivedrava and choice Domestic tobaccos which you will inning. Kauff's home run in the fifth 3 greatly prefer to either kind of tobacco smoked | ! inning proved to be New York's win- X straight. Your test proves that! ning run The score: New York ..... 02401000x—7 10 1 This expert blend brings out Camels’ wonder- Boston ........ 000104010 g ful cigarette qualities. It eliminates any un- : is still going on and every day more people are taking advantage of our present Barnes and Gonzales; Nehf and Wil- son. } pleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any unpleasant . fl low prices. g cigarett ! i a ? 2R o 5 s < s Reds Top Pirates. : % ng:(rj; g fi%fiin;stsa]:gh?:kf:t‘:ffe S:’;ngs“ : There is no doubt that shoe prices will be higher, ves, much higher than ever g before. Be wise and anticipate your future wants NOW. Pittsburgh, July 25.—Cincinnati de- feated Pittsburgh \ day, 3 f, “body ” of the tobaccos. both Ruether and Cooper pitching : E good ball. Bressler's home run, & No matter how much you like Camels and B 5 pass to Daubert, Groh's triple, and g = 2 . Kopf's double scored the visitors' runs, A |7 how liberally you smoke them, they will not & tallied the locals’ runs. Mollwitz was v hit by a pitched ball in the third in- - For your own satisfaction compare Camels § Men’s White and Black Keds. Regular | Men’s Black and Brown Scout Shoes 2+ who narrowly escaped injury. Moll- with any cigarette in i . § % 50. Wits was DUt owt of tho ame. Saer , YSEaEt D the woRSEE anypronl e ) 85¢c| & The score: r. h. e g g . HER i NOW : $ . Cincinnati ...... 000012000—3 6 0 oot % o 3 Men’ Metal Bluchers i sizes. | S S < incinnati L 3 : : 2 en’s Gun Metal Bluchers in all sizes. | pops Gun Metal Russia Calf and Viei e : = : - o, NOW ..... | the English and medium toes. Blackburne’s Triple Counts. £t B B R Men’s Dark Tan Bals, English last in all | Regular value $5.00. triple with Bancroft on first base and s 8 $ : " (1vo out It the 11th inning won the WY 33 gt NOW | Men’s Gun Metal Calf Oxfords, medium piece of strategy was used by Mana- WA Y ) 2 i . gor Cravath in the ninth, when he : d fords in Gun Metal Calf, Havana | Men’s “Emerson” Gun Metal Calf and sent a pinch-thrower into the same, === : Brown and Vici Kid on new Havana Brown Kid, high and low while doubles by Stengel and Barbare AT tire your taste! ning and threw his bat at Ruether, . with Elk soles. Regular value took his place. Pittsburgh ..... 000010000—1 6 el ¢ B E i - Ruether and Rariden: Cooper and =< g ; . Regular value $3.50. Kid Blucher and Button Shoes on e e 53 = £ ; : § R0 sizes. Reg. val. $6.50. $4 95 | . cpening me of the series from Bk 1 2 5% toe. R . $6 Brooklyn yesterday, 7 to 6. A curious x s & ; B Men’s “Marshal Made” Shees and Ox- e. Reg. val. $6.00. $4.45 “Callahan taking Meusel's place in £= T right field, when Schmandt reached b 3 D! .ME = las : . " 3 : e : : asts and patterns. Regular value Shoes on up-to-date lasts. Regular third. Callahan, however, was not : R SBLE D= 0 B T R0 T AIS0) (8 S $800. ;falue $9.00. €1 called on to do anything. = i ¢ The score: r. b e SETCAR ; Winston-Salem, N. C. Philadelphia .. 10500000001—7 12 3 klyn .... 2210000100—6 9 3 . Smith and Clarke; Ca- N mith and Krueger and Wheat. e 2= T CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE “hine company will tackle the Rus- SHOP GIRLS WIN. PINE HILLS COMING BACK 2 ' o HOLSC L SN, o Aeeballise T sell & Erwin feam which made & The Ql;‘l.‘-l hzl,».olll,fll (((n;nl K;:;\,‘,.‘“S et L) | playgrounds tomorrow e Three Fast Games Arce Scheduled at | strong impression two weeks ago by Stanley Rule and lLevel compa 5 a5 F o e - B o defeating the Rulemalk v T 5 o | 1a aterbury 4 >l o | 5 Follows e, Rangers vs. Walnut Hill Park Tomorrow. l & deteated (w] New l,vvt‘(\nl‘ M.\ll‘ |\|\1\VL st Waterbury ADROREIRYEHCIC (57 b e r"’]“l Interest in the lea company girls' nine at St. Mary's ARainNGxt S S bioncere T o nadieEe e > g > schec 1¢ Tndustrial basa- -ease, gain Next Sunday Pioncers Have pmpany M s ball league at Walnut Hill park to- & r attendanc playgrounds last cvening, 15 to 11. e it . E e There was a large crowd on hand tn CloserDociSiont O e Vit tor league: St. Joseph’s vs J morrow should produce some inter- X up ¥ B H S ,‘m“\. Tic baitle andlsome exalting i 2 o'clock; Sacred H s, ¢ ing contests. The Landers, Frary | the closeness of the race between the umB a plays were executed: Manager Jim Luby of the Pioneers, | #L 4 o'clock. Junio + j & Clark Universals will stack up | Fs and Machine company teams B T e bas booked the fast Pine Hills of | V3 St Mary's Juniors. | asainst the Stanley Rule & Level Co. | is attracting considerable attention. A | B S. R and L. . 4+ 3 3-.15 | Waterbury for the game with the — | i L f 1,?],,““’,,‘ ”(M. Sunday afternoon. Tt TR (e ‘ company nine will cross bats with the | tighten the e to a tie, providing B M iey and Cooke; itz | Will mark the sccond appearance of | 5 | S maa the Brass City team here this scason. | Sacremento, Cal, July | gerald and enbaum. The Pioncers won the first same | Finelli Sacramento third 2 R against the Pine Hills on Juna 27, | has been sold to the New York Am- i . Stanley Works and the New Britain | the other team L winner. ¥ Fur The llvl"g Huum 27 HOLES TO DECIDE TIE. grabbing the same in the ninth in- | ¢Tican league club, Manager William ] chotslie i T ked as | Rodgers of the local club announced 3 New London, July There were ng in a fin Lfter it looked as c i A cozy, homelike reom can he fur- il S e e TSt vesterday. Pinelli will not report to Putting tournament played here yes-| Manager Cahill of the Pine Hills | the major league team until after th - nished at a very nominal figure with terday and the result was a victory | has announced the following lineup | ¢l0se of the Pacific Coast league sca- B "ERIAL DISPOSAL AND SALVAGE DIVI- | for Miss Gene W. Terry of New York, | for Sunday’s game: Sen ot e o9n ! N, s SECTION OF AIR SERVICE) Fumed Oak Furniture, who tied with Miss Florence Bradley, | Taylor, formerly of the Springfield e e ! P { Chicago, with a score of 36 and then | Tech or Healey of the Lowel team The Builder, DESCRIPTIVE BULLETINS NOW AVAILABLE COVERING: It particularly adapts itself to the { beat her in the play off, but only after | of the New England league, p: Gal- JUHN w, AU_EN S0 it MACHINERY METALS st 3 St. MBTALS atmosphere of the Living Room where 27 more holes were played. After the | Vin, 1b: Sheehey, 2b; Thompson, 3b; first tics it was agreed to play 18 more | Fuehrer, In the outfield will be Y comfort and constant hard usage is de- manded. The league leading Fafnir Bearing | loss for cither of these teams would 4 being about to retire from the TALS BUILDINGS AND LANDS building business, has on hand to be e % i e i LUMBER HARDWARE holes, but after this the result w found, Lusk, Allen, Kelly or Fitz- : : still a tie. The total score for 45 |patrick. sold at far less than market prices: | oA h Al ey One 24-foot Brest derrick, rope and | noles was Miss Terry 92, Miss Bradley , Tope ! e LEAGUE LEADERS WIN blocks for same; one Sigastion one- LIE s ESUILMENT i . EAGUE LEADERS WIN, ton lift-swing derrick, complete with AXD A LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER MATERIAL. E A Library Table with several leath- v cables; one 20-foot Gin pole Bulletins according to symbol classification will be furnished i “hai | martieu ana Veoun Ty e Mescs Mt i upon request as follows: er seated Chairs and Rockers—and per- 2 Keep Victory Slate Clean. adders, nails be s, 3 3 s pamnes - o0 Slscaimnn LS s Dengl Fix- et T haps a Settee completes an outfit at a T (5 e g e {ciorviierownedfithefetfonlNotRinell kaSEen S LIOHIRToM 1 eRistas 2 - . the nearest contender in the competi- | Bartlett and, Smith playsround base- ‘\:’a"m;" ‘:‘j"'“: n“’fi';“ I\llt:jwc ":\“C:"";:‘: setrical Machinery. =) "":;"l“" g figure that will surprise you. tion for the western open golf cham- | . i 2 e et o = S=SlLe S, aTE0 SATE AN Dics, Tools, Jigs B—9 Buildings and Lands. Plonship at the Mayfield Country olub, | D211 teams vesterday, the former de-| many other con or's tools too Caneey el B—10 ics. 3 ALL IN FUMED OAK. Added to yesterday's 69, Barnes had a | [c2ting the Bast street team, 13 to 10, | numerous to mention, all to be sold B—1 Chemicals, Paints and R total of 139 for 36 holes, while Walter i{;‘"‘.,tflh“ “"‘“:‘}_ nine downinz the | as a whole or in parts to suit buyer, Qils. B—12 Shop Equipment. An abundant display of every style # Tlogen, national champion, was sec- [ ©yTHHy =0 I to the first man who is willing to give | B—5 Mectals. B—13 Oilice Equipnient. o ond with 143, having taken he scores by mnm.g)s o less than “old” market prices. B—6 Motor Accessories. B—14 Miscellaneous. at your dlsposa], torday because of pit trouble. lfi?““e“ 5 paqesGdl R0 M=l o — | : Sast Street ©....022 212 100—10 57 \ | NOTE — L NOTE 0 Batteries—Bartlett, Budnick and Why Our Success? ! o) | f | | Makula; East Street, Johnson and | 11, Miscellancous, includes Contractors’ Equipments, Fire | BEGIN HOT WATER BECAUSE___ | Protcetion Equipment, Time Clock Systems, Cranes and Hoists, Fac- 4 CONPLETE 3 SUTTILE R R0 0 0845085 0a—10 | i tory Supplics, Millwright Supplies, Pipes and Fittings, Steel Ship- HoME Smi e ..623 401 70x—23! | ping Drums, cte. : DRINKING IF YOU Bl e The High ality ! In writing be surc to specifly Name and Symbol of Bulletins @ FURNISHERS ( s : , The High Quality of Our| aeired! J £ : 40-58 FORD AIR SERVICE xr Says glass of hot water with ARE THE R LT OF YEARS OF , WARTFORD London, July 25.—Sir Thomas Lip- | phosphate before breakfast oY owapaper intersiow, i TRAINING aND pxeirmoNcs. |f MATERIAL DISPGSAL & SALVAGE DIVISION { | DONT FEEL RIGHT | |y ™ "ot orwee and sehu-! i 1 | B PHOTOGRAPHS LIPTON GETS SOMETHING NEW. i | wasghes out poisons. auoted yesterday as announcing he | SALES SECTION L] —— | has acquired a “secret invention™ | i | that will increase substantially the i AND MISSOURI AVE., WASHINGTON, D. C. if you wake up with a bad taste, | shamrock 1V's chance of winning the U ; | bad breath wnd tongue is coated; if.l America's cup your head is dull or aching; if what vou cat sours and forms gas and acid T . - = § — in stomach, or you are bilious, consti- DO]NGS OF THE DUFFS I M B Ph h.b B h H B A“ LR S St vt et t Must Be a Phohibition Bathing Hat y Allman fee just right, inside bath- ir Drink betfore breakfast, a glass ! : ; MY, BUT Tiis IS A I . = 5 SR of real hot water with a teaspoonful | 'T \ TAKE. \(‘ g 7 M N(’r GOING <o on MQ.L‘FE : e TRote ) HINK V1L OUR. { . WELL > L D R e | BEAUTIFUL BEACH | SUCGESTION AND SIT RIGHT HERE Nov Go N N \;‘)03("0“* MEAN | punt Tis NEW BATHING HAT | GUARD -tou stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels NES BUT Look AY J AND ook AT TTHAT WATER IF Mou WANT To ELL ME THAT || THE AIRST DAY (M HERE , [ CAN "TAKE | and cle sweeten and purify the T ¢ You ARE GoiNG TO || BY GETTING IT ALL WEY! entire alimentary tr. Do your in- i o HAT NICE COOl. SIT ON THE BEACH side hing immediately upon arising * P DobY OF WATER AFTER COMING ALL in the morning to wash out of the sys- . 7 GOING IN? item all the previous day's poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before put- ting more food into the stomach. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body im- purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate 4 which is inexpensive and almost taste- less, except for a sourish twinge which i not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and freshening, so hot water and lime- stone phosphate act on the stomach, ® liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach .disorder should begin this inside bath- ing before breakfast. They are assured they will become real cranks on the subject shortly.