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of those who
to choke ‘_ if
Red Bo;
YOU
may not bewllb at chok-
ing of the -bat isnlt. But
you are bound to admit that there
are two sidelito they-argument.
- Because there are just two of the
Red _ Sox regulars who choice their
bats. _~ ‘
Among than who do not choke
than- bag; gre gluggers, Yerkes..
speaker, Lewis, Gardner and Cady.
When Stahl. is in the gains the 00UI1t
is six to _two against the choking oi
the war club. ‘
The pitcher isn't counted, but when
Wood is on the mound the f€11°WB
who grip the bat near the handle
have another vote. Because Wood
also stands up there and whales at
the ban, getting-all the power he
can behind his drive and erasviw
said driveprodiicer so near the hand-
dle that his left hand is on the knob. .
You know there is a theory in base-
`na'_l that choking the but is more
s:ientific. Those who favor that me-
thod claim that the pitchers of to-
day break their curves so quickly
that the fellow who gre-Bile hiS bat at
the very -end and _swings is sure to
make a show of himself.
They claim that by choking the bat
the slugger can hit quicker, and,
while he rusty not get the distance
that the long seRinger do`_cf'_ that he
will get so |nan_y'rnore bar: is that
he will be thc gniner in thi. end. _
It hasnlt been so long ago that
'I'yrus Cobb was quoted in this pro-
position. f"l‘ime was when I thought
I could grab my bat at the very end
and swing with all my might," snid
Tyrits. "But these curve ball pitch-
ers broke me of that habit and ruin-
cd that belief. _- ‘
"I realize now that the way to
get the most‘base hits is to choke
1.iie_hst and then meet the ball. i
may not get 'the power behind the
drive that I formerly got, but I get
more hits. Because by-choking the
bat I am in position to hit~i|uic"‘
and so take advantage of n quick-
breaking curve if it breaks where I
can hit it." -_
Now, there are not many who are
going to dispute what the Detroit
slugger has to remark on the ques-
tion P! hitting. But nt the same time
you have this Boston club to take
into consideration.
There isn’t a pitcher in the Ameri-
can League who is going to claim lor
a moment that the Red Sox can't bit.
Thnt's an accepted fact and if you'
don't believe it consult' almost any
pitcher oi your acduaintaucs, and if
he has the time he'll tell you about
the time that they made him takc
to the woods._ ;
Yet the only men who choke their
bats on that club;are Hooper, the
man who leads off,i and Wagner, the
shortstop, who bats seventh. -
There isn't 8 freer hitter or a long-
dr swinger in the game than this Tris
Bpeaker,And Yerkes, Gardner and
Lewis standup there and stnrg their
swings behind their backs.
No one in the game is going to dis-
pute that the free swinger is the lad
who drives in the runs when he does
connect with the ball.
Cl10DPing hits may be fine and the
thing. But when you see those inds
from Boston standing up there with
their hands at the very end of the
handle and swinging from the shoul.
der vou are bound to have some
doubts about it.
LEADING HIM ON.
Lord AVOnm0re was very apt, from
a hasty disposition, to anticipate the
tendency C/l_an argument. A celebrat-
ed lawyer, whose client had suffered
in consequence of this habit, took the
following method of reproving it. Be-
ing engaged to dine incompany with
the noble lord, he delayed going so
lnng that the company were nt din-
ner when he entered the room. He
=l-i-‘0l0gized for his absence apparently
wi'.h much agitation, stating that
from a msllancholy evcnt he had just
witnessed he found himself unable to
master his feelings:-"I was passing
tlzrough the market,” said he, “and
yi calf wus hound to a post; the hut-
eher had drawn his knife and was
just advancing wha-u a bountiful child
ran across him and, Oh! he killed-”
,1"'l‘he child?" exclaimed his Lord-
ship.
"No. my lord, the calf; hut your
Lordship is in the habit of anticipat-
ing."-
. _ _
, FATHER, 0 TAKE MY HAND.
A'da}'»t0d from the Qermnn; 'So nimm
_ dnnn nieltre Handel
O take mv hand, my Father,
Leal 'Thou me on;?
Not my wui, but the rather
'May Thine 'be done,
Ifstep alone Itdnfe not "
-Without 'i‘l»el»go;.
“Hin Thou dost lead I dire not
"My way to know.' _ _ -
'lllnen in Thy will abiding
".»M wayward ~ heart; -
_ rn ever' »1a_div hiding,
til-hol‘l|"Illl_'|\rt; __ ' ' _
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' TH1s'1s 'ri-in SUPREME money saving event
of the year. It shows youin dollarsand cents in your
_pocket the _enormous power of this store in reducing
the cost of living. _Every possible clothing need for
man, -woman or child is included in this gigantic nu-
derselling event. No reason for us to say more. The
prices speak for the1__nse1ves.
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what it can do `
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now, and by a radical sacrifice of profits make _np out ~ ' -
` pour 'of exceptional oileriu_`gs__ that  A' ‘  _ 3' 1 _ ”
- _ _ _ everyone who needs new apparel this _Sea,son._' .»__. __ .  ‘”“"‘”"”"""’__i ‘  _ _ __  
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' ANDWE PLAN _lin ni.-;i...1n.¢.-_ of _:hifi ui‘¢>i=ch` ’ imgvou-,Ana oNa'?_or _Tubes who nun
shall be memorable in the history of retail selling-in~ Seefill stocks before you decide, you1w1l'l “V52-lb! !?_f`,
¢1_1i`§_¢l;y_lI§wi'l_l pay tp cq_me many 1___r_iilé§___l_<? s`hz_;E_e,_ trod le byeoming to.Prowses last. - _ .    _
inthe va ues t at mar ~ u _no uhcertuixi way.--:Qt is- 0 ~ - ` 1 1 _k -d ‘» _ -:_
store’s progress to broader, better service “in*th'is- Pare_B;§:‘€’§1il;;':v;;_e‘EEUYQTI °"_ an-   _
¢°mm“l`*i‘Y» ” - -- ". . "0 ff- O. There can be no other Wav when here are the:
A more can best” prove what lt is by_s_.}}.°jwmgi fullest sto'clrs,~ihe fi`ne_st'_importations and the most _ _
We li l e gnthercd exactly the goods irlostwwklfleld modéfate Prices' ` - ` _ '  '  
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___ _ ~ ~ ~  _  ~ g -_ "- --l”‘-p-unr __ u-iraqi 'ls'-eq _ l' _‘ 1-qi  _  \
es-e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . .- -» _ ~ -.- _ - _
 'Apparel 
Shifts i'ei§0?rf _ 25.00 _Coats 5.00 _mf 
.» vvozvr-A-iii--iN 13113 vicirmv win do ‘1.¢fs=i_f._ -5 ance-'.“._i_i;-_ '_-lie;
N fziils_`to,'l_o`sfiect oui' large and beautiful showing_ of new __B_`all _Costs *
N otable Val,__u_es  M en s _C_lo_th_mg_ l
b`u:'ts_$3.95 to'1_8'_.'_0_0= Ove'rc00ts7$5.90’té> 20.00
 ISA GREA;l`  in the small prices, _but cven more in- _
1 tirest is atlrclzed to the characlei' of the ‘mei`c__ha__hdise, all .of it fully '
up to the P11 wee high sta_m_la_rds for their reallyilces, _ . _
_ YOU WILL FIND by intelligent `comp'a1`i.=on_@‘of_ prices and values that
the Clothing sold by us is not mc-rely gold-It is unquestionably the BEbT.
_ Men_"s _Wmter 0ver‘c_0_a-ts $5.99 - - A ‘
' This is a veryf8ressy_ov'ei'cozit cf Blstlc _or -_Blue `iIhgl`is_‘li Rc-.aver Cloth,
made Cl_i_es_terh¢ld.slyl_e with a-good velvet _co__ll_sr. -The cloth hiss a smooth '~
finisll dad-li`rill give good wear. ,This 'i_s_withouf3,_do1ibl;_ tlicgbest oilcicoat value
5,, Can,la.,~1_ Sv,-1..-S 3616 4.6 OUR LOW ONn-1»i_<iC_E 5 90. »
Onnf Pri-.es 0150, 7.00. 7.50, 800,850, l_n.00i.» 18.00. __
- A Men's Winter Ulsters '$5.90
Made -train heavy Wann splendid quality B1'cwn']‘n“gli§li 'l`ueed, show-
ing 3 si;.i["7¢d_Epaflern. This coatis made Prussian collar -style and cflers
great coiplioit and _,service tothe wearer S’z'e 36 lo 44. OUR LOW ONE l
PRICE 5.90. »  -
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andsuife.  _ 1 _
 ' LVEl_{Y"?"l.Vi_)MAl_J_ who plans _to add to her wardrobe' a- cloth 'cont _or-
suit wi_1_l _b_e_i_ni,v._ _$ll°d_.i'i1'._thefE October offerings. When we_iell_you that l\(_l'P _
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5%*
A STORE IN
what we KNOW\    ._ 
_ _ __ _ RRI? 'I ETOWN presents suthyalues as are tojbe found ___
here, we tell 'y'du`lilO'I`_f" et-izire S_UPPOSE'_ .-not`_wl1_at _we -BELIEVE! hilt'
°' I; .~ i2_\"_|i_-|i_T'i'oil_e_".o\|r_i"»Siii_icm'e7n.ls_ by Careful Comptrisons.  ' ' “
_ Womenle-‘@hev1b_t ‘(.lot_h» Coats $5 00 ' » ._
Big cffatg 'iliefsoifst1yoix_,can{ff`eadily slip on cvera s_vre_ate_r.~ 'They are
made of grcd qualify tlieviot,clofh in either black or blue, big sli:iwl_ _co_ll‘ar, -
tum baclc 01:-iii; and p'e`fcl1:pc_c kets all nicely trimmed _with gccd 'quality silk'
braid. (lUi't HOW ONEQPRICE 5.0 0
' -*   9 " _ - .
I ~ _Women~s Blanket _Cloth Coats _$8 5.0
\/Ve ask you to compare this coat with what you are asked io oo iorin
other stores-. Made: from a heavy weight blanket cloth in a two tone effect of
Brown and Giێn large collar _of brown iweed, patch pockets, and double
cuff all nicel-y_i__rimmed with large buttons. OUR LQW ONE PRICE 8.50.
Other Prices  7.50, 8.2.5, l_0.0ll, I2 00 lo 25.00. _ '
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ornsa eaicss 1.00. 8.f0.8.s0. 9.00, 10.00 in zu.00__ 0 _ ‘
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Men-S and B,-,YS goaigwqai. __ Men s Wmler _Underwear
ers lille lo Sli 5_ll_each __
' Bovgs Biir'roN__ NECK _JERS_;lY~f~1
in blue, brown. green. while. Zfel' 1” -Fe
trimmed withcontrasting shades, 8-ECS 442;;
“? ”§‘,§`§}.§'}{q}f_if`NEcK swearans
(Stanfield’s) 'blue6wi:h rfdetrrignmings, aésscz
~ 1 1 . _
plalnnggfg' ége;T §iV;*¢,ltTERS, all colors
all trimming comb_inali0US. all @1255 ‘T5
ages.; ro 16 years pric:s........7 C 0
Mews coar swEA'rEl_=S H1 15°;
and blue, pockets a“fl F5863 mmmed wégc
contrasting shades .» cial . . . . . . . . 7- --
SPECIAL LO.\T S W E A T E R.
A U in all wool g ey trimmed with fed
V L E ` . ’
regular 1.35 value our October price.. . 890,
OTHER Piuc1=_~;| 00, I 25, I-50,175,
2.00 to 4 50.
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_ Mi-:ws Heavy -w's1_oH'r ffiefce
med Underwear, Pen Angle brand; per
garment -.   >_. 45a
- M.HN'S VVOOLF.N~'UNDERWEA,R,
heavy weight unshrinkable, sizes 36 to 44,
Per garn-`ent...'._ . . . . . . . .
__ _ ____']'5¢
_ MADE av s'rANFin,LD~s heavy
ribbed unshrinkableunderwear will give
excellent saiisfrclion, per garment .. _ _ 85c
UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR
made in the Stanficld lvl ills f-horouglily
reliable and will wear like iron, sizes 36 to
44,|>erqannei\i...'..' : _ . . . .
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S'I‘_ANFlELD'S RED LABEL, nt-eds
~\1°P11if1ng. Sizes 34 io 42, per gament
 .__  __ ......l25
si‘ANF1ELr.-'s BLUE LABEL ab-
_ solutcly the best to buy, per garment. . L40 _ .". . _ _ , _
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ladies’ `Hedfvy _lliiglerwear
ae _coil sweaters
L-soles? nriass‘_i>‘. vssfrs may
tri5umed._ longsieewgs. _easily the best value
in Canada our eps" al -'price . . . . . . . . . _ 2_5:
Drawers to match 1. ..  . . ...... .,. .25c
= __ `LADiE`S' RI UBED VESTS of ‘heavy
merino in naturaiyolor with long sleeves,
high neck and open' front, A warm well
finished vest for winter -wear, our special
price --  . .-. ..  50c
drawers lo match..   ....50c
'LAD[i<.S’ VESTS. 8-5 per cent, pure
wool, is identical in appearance with all
wool offers practically the same warmth
our special prire.I . . . . .
.....'....... 75c
drawersto match .. ....._.......75c
WOMBN’S_AND CHILDREN’-S coat
sweaters in a“l'arge _variety of colors, prices
..‘.   85eto425
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Ladies' Fall Gloves
590 lo 2.00
W0ME_N7S FINE KID GLOVES ~
b0“?§hfil1 .large quantities from the best
Burop_e'an _m_ukers.` Assorted? tan shades;
all__sizes._o_ur special p-'ice . . :__ .- . . . .
. _ 59s
W_0MEl\_7!_S EBENCH KID GLOVES ~
made f“?P1"Pl|Hble Skins by a. _French Manu- '
facturer with a world wide reputation, the
colors are tanaud brown, our special price
 . . . _ .
....._75c
ENGLISH CAPE ~KIN GLOVES,‘ a '
manoish glove for -street wear, driving etc,
blown fingers out sewn seams, one dome
OUT ‘P`€Cll1lp'ice ..`.. .    .` 89'c
P l- RRI N’S GUARANTEED
GLOVES in black and all good shades.
S12” 5 3 4 10 8. spccialat  ....|.00
`WOMEN’S SCOTCH KNIT ring-
wood gloves in fancy and plain colnrs,prices _
...-....-.. . . . . . . . . . .
.......,25l;050c
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SAY ihat` our stccks_ of clothing.
Ladies’ Ready to wear Millinery._Under_-
¢1<>uimg,_Dr+_ssG`0eds. Men S I‘“!“_“_;*1"
ings ===»d.C0u.>¢=.'_” “fi ‘-“° "“’§‘ °§i§"“i 5
that ha\'e_cy9}f'b_€€U 5l?5‘]".l "1 ar 0 `
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with the small stocks. _ ‘ _ . '
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hor.: city as nee ___ head tcp
‘lifran nway from my 110106 in Em?
lr a man who, if
fox gnmo con-
Huy ~ your.
-500 selections of ladies'
and 75 in coatings from
hats, caps, and clothing we
and from
prices at
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_ offering in our Farewell sale are.
t0 C1100" Bl- D- A-*BNC* 'ill' this seasonfs styles-not an aid
h as turns s _ _
Ezra; §:;‘°hem_oy__. beMh_ is ,,es_,eg_ _~ _ 9 20Mll- style in me iotdverything
ed lmmcdlnmy ‘ind torthgtliililpywoii "Don’t let the
clumqmus' nlvcrmg  ' ' ilict with ‘your
shilihxnigintgollgsohnglc alneiibov him~ '““’ ‘°’ °°'“'°'t “t
self' on that same bench; now he is Paid”-3' -
worth anywhere from _$250,000 30
3500900, He mode it out northwest,
where the money €fQW“» and his
imme is H. A. Crankshaw of Porch
mmf," he explained. “Alter a whplc
in New York, I eo: s lol: as bt-P
boy.'_I can't get over fqiyeli- EV FY
time I hear ‘I<‘ronti' I ll¥“P~ F"°‘.“
hara I went to the Manhattan and
got. to be a captain. Then I elerked
at a hotel. at Arvernc, L. I., until I
decided to go back homeon _seattle-
brnn. and see my family- _ - __ _
"I- expected to be the. prodigal s0n_.
but I wasnfti They lllsnwned ml- I
got nn old friend, and be came blwk
with me. We started wer-ls, -but _when
we 'got as far as Winnipegf b0~P
_M-0'.<e, my ii-ieiad quit. I tc-und'-env* .
ther partner, and we-scraped “D 3225>
between us. 'l'h0ll'~wel‘6_.¢\10 lllY5'0l
the ‘Porcupine rush. We paid our_$235
al * 't in eleven months
_we also made a iro_od'3 tliilil- °\\V ' 0|
government lands that We P16365 “ll
at eighty cents- en -acre. They-ere new
wdrlh from Sill to --|1230 l1n`”e¢i'e»
oh, I asm _knowf ifaw` much I?,_m
_ _“ng Waldorf- in * _ New
'ev»»m-_.'-  1    ‘ _
_Urankeliavi `is twenty.-eight yeah
for n cl m the _ . ‘
we sem fer 530,000.-Mostiwtheueh'
we handled land lor other V¢0Dl¢»l>“f-
wofth. ffl can come to 'town and ' My.
Steady Layers
lI_s|;s,tii:\t 'are busy in season :md out
_alle lhénloncy-malzcrff. lZyl;'ce|\ingthe
;1i5g!_i,{\~a gpgnria, _in perfect ‘condition
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innate! lleollliy ftml. and mnlerlnlly lm-rensel
fha pyodnciivencss df your pr-nliry. li ls_ guar-
mind :lo vanessa i°l_\_e egg crop or you can
mn: cv .¢.
vIaty|`irl\'lecls‘."\_oi|li\v from dlsense and ln-
crssnl iii :mir M \_/aliiebllyinlsrs nudifnwln.
.png-Flu Killn, 'Liquid :»r'_\>nwil¢red, in
lure dpily gi: all vpnnlp. 'll will :nyc you
;"g~|‘l|l|‘};g ‘Cin gi_'\'en in (lic dllnlziug wnier
rel In sm; oup.- _ -_
_ ries dlmmem. n sm .live un- uni.
dparnniceq gr Mane! Bac;
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