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THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
!
Backward
SALE
Season
The
Acm6
Importers
have
always
been
noted
for
their
keen
prices,
but
at
this
Haekward
Season
Sale
former
prices,
as
keen
as
they
were,
have
been
forgotten.
Our
sale
prices
arc
real
sale
prices.
Outfitters
for
men
and
boys.
The
Acme
offers
you
quality
and
service,
as
well
as
sale
prices.
MEN'S
TIES
JIEN'S
TIES
in
a
great
variety
ot
shades.
Bright
and
snappy!
Get
one
to
match
each
suit.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
-65C
MEN'S
SHIRTS
MEN'S
SHIRTS
All
kinds
of
them
I
You
will
be
surprised
at
the
values
in
this
lot.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
1.85
MEN'S
SUITS
MEN'S
SUITS
College
Brand
and
Master
Craft-
The
very
best
in
the
very;
latest
models
and
some
of
them
como
with
two
pairs
of
pants.
Lqqkf
these
over.
Backward
SSW
'Sain'rice
29.85
MEN'S
PANTS
ONE
LOT
OF
MEN'S
PANTS
in
blue
serge
and
pin
stripes;
assorted
patterns.
The
regular
values
in
this
lot
run
to
7.50.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
4.85
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
in
pure
wool
and
silk
;
assorted
shades.
Regular
values
up
to
$1.25.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
95C
MEN'S
HATS
'
MEN'S
HATS
in
the
very
latest
models
with
snappy
brims.
Here
is
a
great
assortment
of
shades
for
you
to
choose
from.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price.
2.95
FATHER'S
DAY,
SUNDAY,
JUNE
15
BUY
HIM
A
TIE!
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FOUn
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192
...
DAZZYVANCEIS
DIDO
TO
FIGHT
piviTUv..
s
-.
in
snoth.
tk,
it...
There
are
a
great
many
people
herej
.
who
think
the
Btwque
will
not
be
able
to
down
this
newcomer
to
in
jw
OTe
tTHiiace
n
Ann
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
1752
IN
GAME
AGAIN
ALASKA
CHAMP
York
ring
but
wet
acnmeiing
wm
uispiay
I
Today,
this
.
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...
,
j-
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n
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a
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ft
y
7iju"
ij
vrj
Li's
1
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H
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"Brother
John
sends
a
message
that
he
hath
called
on
many
inns,
taverns,
and
hostels
at
Bath,
and
he
doth
wax
enthusiastic
over
the
way
the
gentry
have
received
our
worthy
product
This,
he
doth
explain,
is
a
true
indication
o
the
popularity
and
demand
for
Vickers'
London
Dry
Gia"
FINEST
IOMDON
DRV
GIN
E5TAM
,"gta
BY
JOSEPH
U
JOHN
VICKERS
0
CO,
LkL
LONDON
IJ5Q
ENCIAKD
rilrhfd
rW
tame
In
Men!
It,
Yester
day
anil
Kotilni
",Von:
Lead-rrthlp
Inrhanrrd"
vwnaeaMWWa
NEW
yJORR
June
M:
-Starting
gasn
toe-
the
first
tune
alnee
May
16.
Daaag
Vwe
held
Cincinnati
Hade
to
five
hits
au
the
Brooklyn
RoMne
won
yesterday,
the
fieds
dropping
into
the
The
Pburgr.
Pirates
outarngged
the
N'aw
York
ounu
MM
mmIimO
s
the
Mf
of
the
National
leagu
been.
Neither
the
FhtiUes
nor
CtUeago
Co
bad
atcM
whan
their
game
wm
oaUsd
at
ttve
Mid
of
the
flfto
on
acaoukt
of
rata.
The
Baton
Breves
west
rained
oat
at
St.
Umit
,
f
AawleSn
I-eagnf
la
the-
American
LaVe.
the
(Sere-land
ladUaa
re
yr
trinity's
vtetlms
of
tbe
pfifedelpnte
AIMaWaj.
MUtoa
Oeston
pttefced
tee
Benton
Bed
Sax
to
(Mr
lam
Mi
Helgk4
lo-
,
torjr,
defeating
hte
St.
Louis
Brown,
j
Tk
New
York
Yankees
raked
Ran
'
WhrteheU
nd
LU
Stonar'
for
fourteen
!
bite
to
dafaat
petrott
Tlfara.
Chicago
Wh:te
Ssa
beat
Washington
S.ra.c
la
:eu
inrlna.
Yesterday
bin
league
sores:
'.
National
IMfae
New
Tack
7.
Pitttbttrgb
11.
Mooktya'
a.
Cincinnati
1.
Pbtlaocaon:
o.
Cbuwo
0.
tnd-of
Mat
flftti.
rain.
.tmrrlran
Lenfue
Detroit
S.
New
York
8..
Cleveland
3.
PbUaawlDhU
10.
St.
Lottla
l.
Boston
4.
Chlcsio
11.
Wasblngton
S.
THISTLES
LEAD
IN
RAINY
GAME
final
flllhuly
C
op
Malrh.
Lat
Mfht
,
INifpHied
on
Areoant
of
Usln
With
Ttfctki
leading
ape
to
nU.
the
final
game
of
the
Otlhuly
Cap
football
reries
wsjl
caned
off.
twenty
minutes
from
full
tme
last
ntgfal
'owing
to
the
soaking
rajn.
WUl
UMchell
bag
scored;
the
only-
goal
for
be
TalaUa
g
Uwl
first
half.
It
was
a
good
gamf
as
far
as
It
wV
and
sbotrt
fifty
fana
vara
1
oav
hand
to
see
it.
to
lorsjt
of
fWjaia.
Bostpn
waa
,
mfgfTf
.gjfl
Jajnosi
Kelly
and
Ales
aappawton.
lapamiaai.
'nana
were:
Regiment
Kelsey:
Xdfacumbr
and
,
i
Hunk
BVfefee.
Jladdon
and
Under-1
I
wood:
Wilson.
Russell.
J.
K.
Murray'
Tinker
ar4
Ntmngton.
I
Thistles-
-J.
Smith:
Sreklne
and
Jack;
i
O
MUctieR.
Baptie
aad
Halg:
A.I
Mitchell
A.
Uaodcnald.
W.
Mitchell.!
frmrell
and
Jbrcruttar.
j
I
I:
la
-tpectad
tfdat
this
gkme.
In'
whlcht
he
p.
imilSH
'.of
tot
OOhuly
Cup
or
the
season
Ja
a
stake.
wHl
be
,
Glared
tovard
the
end
of
the
month
after
the
Mm
games
of
Ibe
dominion
Sport
Chat
Slks
and
Native
Bona
of
Canada
will
meet
at
the
AoropoUs
Hill
grounds
in
the
CHy
Baseball
League
and
a
good
game
nuuia
o
aasiusu
since
cue
'.f.fue
leodcrahlp,
now
tied
three
ways.
Is
at
stake.
The
gam
tonight
abould
have
beer,
between
the
Sena
and
Oyroa
cut
was
.
I
tared
on
account
of
toe
funeral
of
Mrs.
Harold
0)osund
With
this
game
played,
there
will
be
only
eoe
restated
game
outstanding
between
the
Native
Sons
and
Oyroa.
FOI
(HIT
TO
nitAiv
t
BEIADJOktAM.
JUne
14:
Don
Fraaer
and
Ray
MbQolDan
foufttt
a
el
ratoMT
rre
lest
night.
Fancy
Printed
and
Plain
Voiles,
''
yards
$1,0$.
Anniversary
Sale,
Wallace's.
Cbarle
Br.n.
lcctl
promoter,
has'
j
Dldot
Alaska
Bcxtng
Commlaston
for
Owrrleh
to
fight,
-a
KXahlttn.
on
July
i
'
3
.
rvaddle
Mark
and
Joe
Manila
boa
I
there
June
33.
(or
the
middleweight
;
i
champlonahlp
of
Alaska
and
the
winner
Is
to
defend
his
title
agalnat
Ourrloh
on
July
3.
There
Is
considerable
Interest
over
the
bout
liere
as
tttla
Is
DMo's
MMaat
shot
in
the
fight
Kama
so
far.
There
will
be
a
lot
of
local
fans
on
hand
to
try
to
cheer
the
local
boy
to
victory.
GEORGES
CARPENT1ER
LIKES
SCHMELING'S
METHOD
OF
PUNCHING
NSW
YORK.
June
14:
Oeorgea
Car-pentler
w-ax
anion?
the
callers
who
locked
In
yr'.e-day
and
for
a
brief
period
studied
the
wjrkout
of
Max
;mein'j.
the
Tun
O-rman
hope
who
to
flatit
Pxul'.r.o
rcudun
at
the
end
,'.
that
mortfh
The
French
boaer
was
M1
plroi
wl'h
the
progress
of
the
Teuton
bny
The
ry
way
In
which
he
shot
his
punches
wss
a
great
Un-
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and
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I
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much
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quality
..
.
such
smart
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eo
modest
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renowned
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h
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and
l
recem
confeience
it
Liverpool
he
further
stale
beer
is
"At
food
a
drink
as
you
can
have.
In
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Columbia
it
is
now
an
eatablijbed
fact
.hat
thpse
well
known
undermentioned
brand,
ef
beer,
according
to
analyses
by
epcrl
themists,
are
beyond
doybt
proven
to
be
'of
eic'ellent
itandard
and
quality.
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by
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