The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1914, Page 15

| ¢ froin i ———— ore 3:8 « ry 3 ie 7 } \ "i THEN rD Mn eee Ba Tanah rae i NOTHING vt ot tas = WITH MILBURN mected the big of American | American Polo Star Peis Bir Proves He ponies. Asked his opinion ofthe ontcome Lord Has No Broken Rib in Final Workout. sense oe “ daded, Tat wal parton, was woo raiser Tearpeintd That 6 Ameri- boned could be guilty of auch inferior vite Load ene last long, ate efendere began ridin the ‘pall * i down in their Oppo" nents’ territory and they gradually added to pas beh although every bar. mee ¥, RS it hey her wae of the championship matches, | Wimborne pointed to the line of | pont and said: “They will decide! ea. In my opinion the side | rward | tha 8 the better animals will be noes efor hia team to have ! victorious.” GIRLS! CLEAN’ AND BEAUTIFY HAR seems, wean NO DANORUFF—25 CENT DANDERINE its final preparation for the interna-|Stop washing hair! Try ne|_ this! Makes it glossy, soft and abundant. “Tuxedo to parable softness, lustre ind luxuriance. 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