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BOB FITZSIMMONS DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
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J-'ornter (liiunpion Pu^ilsi f
to the Krel. living lp to t"<,
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Chicago. Oct -2. ? Robert FiU- ar
timmon^. fonntf champion heavy P<
weight pug.list a" the world. ?.li?sc! a? br
a hospital here early today alter aa ch
Illness of five uaj.* of pd 'utoonia.
The foraer champion became ill
last Tuesday while appearing in a
vaudeville Uaeater. and his .?ibnent E'
was at first diagnosed as ptomaine
poisoning. Later n was discovered ^
that he was suffering from doubje
(lobar) pneunonia and physicians
declared that he could not live His.
remarkable vitality sustain*! him
until Saturday when he lapsed into
"^unconsciousness from which be did
not rally except at rare intervals. r"'
During the ti\e days of his ill- ol'
ness Fitzsinunons was rhe receipient
of many messages from men whom s,;
he had formerly met in the ring, ineluding
James J. Corbet t, from Hn
whom he won the championship, and w#
James J. Jeffries, who took the title 'b
from him.# Other pugilists and fol_ an
lowers of the sport sent telegrams to roi
the tighter and his wife expressing :,n
hope of a speedy recovery. t*1'
FHzsLmmons, until he sank into Rn
his final stupor, fought for his life 'b
as he had fought for victory in the
ring. Physicians declared life was n<!
prolongated several days by the *'r
grim determination .of the man, we
"Fighting Bob" lived up to hla to
nickname and riag reputation al- Kv
most to the end. He refused to admit
defeat even after physicians had
ffivon nn Hitrva L"*; **mA w* m ?!???mmm Tlfl
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was referred to as an Australian be- on
cause it was there that he started en
his ring career, but he was born in w*
Helsten, Cornwall, Kngland, June 4. wa
1868, His parents, however, soon tic
moved to New Zealand. aR'
"Fitzsimmons started work in his
father's blacksmith shop, and at the 'at
age of 18 Rained fame for his det- an
terity in swinging a heavy hammer Rl''
and fashioning of horseshoes. It Th
was said he could shape two while a
others made one." th<
Uncle Eben. th<
"Some men tries to make detrse'fs clu
disagreeable," said Uncle Eoen; "an*
some don't have to try." * bui
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Dress <Gaads Department
!er ^Exceptional ValueB all lids week i:
Ekd Staple ;SergfE, Poplins,, Gabardine*
xtu*e$, Plaids and Silk and Wool Mix
vs. 'The best part about it is .the wa;
)have ahem ^priced for less.
iildrens Underwear Dep
its iii Under- J.n lies' Union Suite.' Priced- Jj
i. By buying I^tftiies' W'iol Vestr and
tie* nivtpn. rpociai B.1 SI.4
U? .'tile
VSSi VH " Children and Misses' Sb
eeptinnal val- and Union Su
am Ptireil < hTItiroll's .and Misses'
... rUUt +T'ced . . .
Lined Vests Children's, Misses' Vests. I1
7rte i Children's. Misses Drawirs.
iis Week In Our Domestic and.Pi
Department
i I irons CJinft- I to t'eur thousand yards of
Priced spe- | i htrfet at .
i 1.000 yards of yard wide Sh
r-iuiM? <^? length*. at
i grade Call- 2'0ou y"rds ?r heayy 1:n
r? Our special Priced
lOc .One hundred piee.es of Outlnj
l_2c and l"?c en Flannrl. Beautiful as
will*;. .Priced patterns- to select from, ai
UK' that we can't duplicate on
1 About three ket. I*nce<l .... 12 l-2c
Bargains. Not Roo
WE SELL
M <$>*+ >4* <$?
J.ufbery *lvts Thirt<H:uth Victim. parr of the cou
significance. 1
Hiris. Oct- 22.?Lieut Raoul i.uf- note in this cont
r? of Wallingturd. I'oin.. member mated daily at
tho Franco-American Flying picture shows 1
rp> who has scored a.tny victo- i* ,Pn million.
*s au 1 recently wa> cited in French a*;e ?f SM for (
my orders as an "incomparable
lot.** is said by The Herald to haw.* ^ou
ought down his 13th enemy nta- v''a^ digestion
ine els look ont for
_ ___ j is here and the
... _ , 4 lL ... . . .. - germs. The be
Migwt Get the Worst of It.
"Dar ain' many of h*." said Uncle f'1 >our 1V'*' 5l
hen. "s?< free from faults dat we can purify 'be *to
ke a chance on de argument dat HS2RBINE Is 1
uld start if we tell other people answers the p
aut their'*." Price 50c. Sol
medicine.
HiVIR" RXHIHITOKS
AliE VEItY PATRIOTH' 4
Washington. Oct. 2 2.?The United BUSINES
ate?. Civil Service Commission has <
reived an expression of the patrl |.-?m KENT?
iero <ri practically all the exhibitors , n '
farm near Dr
motion pictures in the United ,, ,,
_ S. V. Stover f
ates. The government is in reed ,, ,,
Mrs. Km ma SI
thousands of typewriter operators ^
el stenographers of both sexes for '
ir work in Washington. and ppR SALE Be
rough its ,3.000 local boards of ex- Suits. Overcot
liners in that many cities, the sizes, at re?
m-taisslon requested the owners Poliakoff's
d managers of motion picture
eaters to allow free of charge an WANTED?500
nouncement on their screens of wood delivere
Is need of the government. Fuel Co.
The refusals were so few as to be
gllglble/ Not more than a hun- ' AM .STILL HI
ed of the 2.000 odd exhibitors who 'or one mor
re approached declined to render scrap iron, 1
the peopie the service asked. copper and et
en these can not be charged with Lancaster, 8.
doyalty; most of them held de- ??
led views as to their duty to their AVOID HIOH <
trons who pay for entertainment R?Hd leather
ly, The only crlticlem of the gov- ,2 0? on eve
nment came from three exhibitors *oo\ suits an
10 declined on the ground that it or
lb proposed to place a tax on mo- at Poliaki
in picture tickets. One owner
ked remuneration in the rum of WANTB? A c
cents a week, and another stipu- work Blx-hoi
ed that wa? to be relieved of 'or 8<
y responsibility for damage to the Taylor,
des furnished by the government. w n ~
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e slides cost less than 10 cents _ ?
. ... . Al Suits and Cos
piece. Almost without exception . _
. ? ji* Sport Coats o
1 movie men were not only will- . _
. A - at PoliakofTs
t, but were even eager to serve
i government in the manner re- thiC FI/OWKK
ested. auspices of th
This hearty response from 20,000 byterlan chur
Biness men representative of every Nov. 1. Thei
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FASTER NEWS' yTTJCHBiA-Y,' OCT. :5?<
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A 7J?c valne 1n .all shw&es tlba.t *re pop
Priced .... .... . .
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Yntle of Pacific'* double Warp :S -a?ch >Dr
. SOc value. Priced upecml...... . . , ,
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A WOVWKItt-T Uv M NF
Of Serges. Plaids and MtstureB' .piled up
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VKRT SPK? CIAjI.
Ten Pieces Silk Striped Jersey ClcAt. $1.(
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(I.OO and $1.UI
i*ant?. Priced {
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irts, Drawers u.
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ntry lias a sirlking % * %-?
l Is interesting to J ,
lection that the -esti
tendance at motion it
n I lie United States W
This allows an aver- ET
?ach tiouse. JB
io have torpid liver,
or coustipnted bow- +<?
chills. The season % VP m
air is full of disease lK Bl B
thing to do is to 9 B
1 good condition and SI 9 9 9
and J9i JBL Jjjjj
the right remedy, it y
urposes completely,
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\ good two-horse I B^B K B B
y Creel: section. The j 9^L H H fl
arm. For see 9 9 9 9 ^B B
3-lt-pd. 4?
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st line of Children's 1
its and Pants, nil f V
isonable prices at y 1
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cords good dry ^ ^
d Lancaster Ice and J W # Q
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LYING and will buy
e month all kinds X
brass, rags, rubber, JT
c. Morris 8chwart*.
C. 78-29t-nd. y
X>8T OF LIVING??
shoes at 50c up to X an mm ?
rv nalr ?v?i1 All I B H "
d overcoats at $2.00 IbVI I*
i each garment saved V I Wl B"^ II
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ompetent man to A*
se farm on shares or X
?e me at once. S. D. jT 2-3t-np.
IIMJ2VRRV. Ladles' X
ts. Children's Coats. X L()0K Y\)R THE
n sale cheap as ever X , _______
% POINTING FINGER
SHOW, u,<l.r th. .1 OVER OUR DOOR
e ladles of the Pres- &
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e will be an ad mis- Y 1
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wide. Priced special
ulalr for fall.
. 48c and JVOc | ' ONE IXX
26, -4?0 and 44-inch all Wool Ser
tan, black and white. Priced
ess Goods. A
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ONE IXX
Wool Poplins and Garbadines I
tjlgh. Priced Px'ioe'd ......
\ ?8c and 7.1c
SllJt S Till PEP 1
Peaulifnll ranse of patterns to s?
)0 value, yard
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uines neaay-ioOXK
OK THK BUSY PLACES XT OI K STOKKS.
ecial for 'hi-* week, one lot l.adies' Coat Suits, value:
up to $15.00. Priced special $I4MM
dies Coat Suits that are snappy and stylish. Just s
little different front the ordinary styles, in a beauti
ful range of colors,
Priced. . $12.0.1, $14.0.1, $17..18. $20.00 and $24.0.1
qther shipment of those good looking Coats go or
sale this week. We have your sire and color. We art
showing thetn in the new leading shades.
Priced.... $7.50, #10.00, $14.0.1, $10.0.1 and #2.1.041
ry special, Ladies' Coats. Values $12.50 and $14.95.
All special priced at $10,041
dies' Sport Coats $2.0.1, #d.48 and $1.0.1
hildren and Misses Coats all Sizes,
Quality, Styles and Prices
ildren's Coats in the new fall styles in a number of
leading shades for fall in Mixtures, Solids and
lids. Priced $1.48, $1.08, $2,18, #2.08, $;t.?lO and
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ry Special. (Mie lot Big Misses' Coats in TMaids and
fixtures. Priced $4.0.1, $0.0.1, $7.,10 and #8.0.1.
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