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Sporting THE FROSTBURG SPIRIT, FROSTBURG, MD. FIVE ABLE YOUNG CATCHERS Policies. r ‘‘Have you outlined your policy to Foley Kidney Piiis Sucseed |||||||||||| hair balsam they good med- SgkjalSPajisi a toilet preparation of merit. ' ” honest your constituents?” because J are a .. .. , Helps to eradicate dandruff. i ii 1 tvv3i v No,” replied Senator Sorghum; “I ICine that cannot help but heal kid- For Restoring Color and r air am still looking over the policies my ney and bladder ailments and urinary °tifrurefS ‘ constituents have outlined to me, try- theyare irregularities, if once taken „hv no* bkautify ing to decide on which I had better into the System. Iry them now plexion and be rid of pimples, blackhead*. 1 , face eruptions, etc. for circular*. select.”—Washington Star. t v. 1 Send for positive and permanent help. K. M . stahi.man, new mayvii.i.e. pa. THE OLD, OLD GAME. HAS ITS OWN REWARD. ECZEMA ON HEAD AND FACE At nine p. m. they were seated at Reedy, W. Va.—“My baby boy opposite ends of the couch. At 9:30 when three ecze- J. Franklin Baker is still there with they were slightly nearer to each oth- weeks old took the ma on the head and face. It broke "WINCHESTER the wallop. er. At ten o’clock they were only * * out in pimples they three feet apart. At 10:30 there was and first looked like blisters and a yellow water would The hottest race now, says McGraw, scarcely any perceptible space be- BIG CARTRIDGES run from them. His head was per- GAME Is for American tween them. second place in the fectly raw and his hair was all The time of all others when reliable cartridges are Invaluable is in The young man spoke. gone. league. big-game hunting. A miss-fire, an inaccurate cartridge, or one * Everybody said he would never have * * “Has your father gone to bed?” he any more hair. As the sores spread having poor penetration may mean the loss ofa coveted trophy or All of the Nap players claim that asked. his hair out. The breaking out even injury to the hunter. Winchester, the W brand of cartridges, Christy Mathewson is the king of "Yes, Tom.” came itched so badly that we had to keep always them all. “Has your mother gone to bed?” smokeless or black powder, can be relied on to be sure gloves his hands to keep him from • * * "Yes, Tom.” on fire, accurate, and to have speed and penetration. You can help scratching his head and face. It Weak pitching is the cause of the "Do you think your little brother is caused disfigurement. ron? nrxT A srccEss m- rsr.vc in Dodgers' poor showing, says under the couch?” He couldn’t A1 Brid- rest at night it burned and itched well of "No, Tom.” the Cubs. badly. * * * The young man heaved a sigh of re- so “He was treated for eight months Gus Dondon, the old White Sox sec- Ray Schalk of the White Sox. lief. and he got worse ond baseman, is on the pay roll of “It’s your move,” he said. all the time. So I decided to try Cuticura Soap the Chicago Feds. Five young catchers of ability have and Ointment. was com- * * * been developed in the American Reparation. In two months he pletely cured using The Naps have purchased Pitcher league within the last twelve months, John Butts, Sr. —I want to leave my after the Cuticura all of them being the regular back- property my Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Oint- Bowman from the Grand Rapids club to two sons. One-tenth De Quiz—What do you think of the stops on their teams at present. Dick , ,to and ment.” (Signed) G. A. Dye, Jan. 7, of the Central league. my youngest son, John Butts, modern game of football, doctor? • • * probably 1912. Gossett of the New Yorks is nine-tenths to my eldest son, Royal Doctor—I think, sir, that punish- best in the Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold McGraw says he believes “Jeff” the catcher pure and simple Chesterfield Chauncey De Peyster ment the fits crime. throughout Sample ,wW. L. big in the flock, although Will Schang of the Butts. the world. of each DOUGLAS.iIIir Tesreau will be the factor the Athletics, Ray Schalk of the White Do you free,with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post- $ . coming world’s series. Family Lawyer—H’m! think Classy Sort. Jl 3 \X * * * and card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.”—Adv. s Sox, Sam Agnew of Browns quite the that’s fair? Still waters may run deep, 4 2 Red McKee of Detroit, may hit the Butts, Sr. want to But high Bob McAllister is said to be one John —Yes. X In life we find Everything Relative. of the first fighters to take up golf as ball a trifle harder. make some kind of reparation to That swagger people keep 1iHOEs Madge—-This ffifl The summer seems to be mi Royal allowing to give carbonated kind. 1 a part of his training. for his mother much cooler than last. WOMEN/ W * * * such a damfool name.—Puck. Hughey Jennings says that Ty Cobb him Efficiency Expert. Marjorie—-You must remember, 60 Chappell has rounded into shape is not dissatisfied. "James,” said the efficiency expert, dear, that you’re not wearing so many In Colonial Days. *eoaw business in m\ that he is able to deliver some of , * * annoyed by the cheerful habit which clothes.—Judge. largest \ -jaWHSIyV /At, paid The Settler’s Wife—Why should we ilaker'ofss 50*4 wbv that SIB,OOO for him. The funniest things in baseball hap- his chauffeur had of whistling while | :?\Q.A||, *4.00 shoes in the wohld NS§f/ l/iyi * * * go any further into the wilderness? J pen in the midnight league. at his work, “you should remember For SUMMER HEADACHES Why not build our cabin here where Those Cardinals are low in the race, ♦ * * that the greatest fortunes nowadays Hicks’ CAPUDINE is the best remedy—- W.L.’uouklus jpLftO.4.<!0 there are eight or ten families al- no matter what causes them—whether shoes. Just as good in style, fit and but they are usually able to make the says that are made by-products of sitting: draughts, Otto Hess the easiest ready? from the from the heat, in fever- wear aR o,her costing $5.00 to $7.00 fho Giants sit up and take notice. team for him to lick is the Cards. ■waste. Hereafter when you whistle, ish condition, etc. 10c., 25c and 50c per only difference is the price. Shoes in all '■'#>(VwsW * * *. The Settler —Gadzooks! What bottle at medicine stores. Adv. leathers, styles and shapes to suit everybody. * * * whistle in and save me the ''A of the tires If you could visit W. I-. Douglas large factories / Fogel says lined up would’st thou? A couple hundred Mass., yourself Horace he has Harry Covaleskie, former Giant kil- expense of a pump.”—Harper’s But most men prefer a dimpled at Brockton, and see for how f 'r and New York years from now there would be folks \ carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you msSr Baltimore, Philadelphia ler, signed by Tigers Weekly. are to v has been the for around here blowing that our family cheek to a classical high-brow. would then understand why they warranted for the Federal league next year. next year. At better, look better, hold their shape and wear longer s * * * Isn’t the oldest in the place.—Puck. than any other make for the price. • • • She Caught Him. expelled promptly uttrt Worms from the human *% If W. L. Douglas shoe* are not for sale in your vicinity, &v'ZfrCtUON The White Sox and the Giants are Norman EHberfield will hold his job The young girl confronted him with system with Dr. Peery’s Vermifuge “Dead order direct from the factory. Shoes for every mem- C’*' Beautiful Names. Shot.” Adv. ■.., 4 her of thefamily, at all prices, by Parcel Post, postage to play on a field that will accommo- at Chattanooga next year, according flashing eyes, OATTTION I free. Write for Illustrated Cutulog. It will "We must have a beautiful name See thatW.L. show you how to order by mail, and why you can TAKE NO date 25,000 people at Nice, France. did you Douglas is money your footwear. Vt&SZr to Mogul Andrews. “What mean,” she demand- even a woman ever liked all name save on SUBSTITUTE * * for the baby,” said the fond mother. Not Stamped on the bottom. W. JL. Dougins, *Ol Bpark Street, Brockton, Haas. * * * ed, "by kissing me as lay asleep “Something that sounds like poetry I in her relatives. Pitcher Charley Rose of Houston promised give the hammock this morning?” Chance has to the and is not at all commonplace.” won ten straight games, then had to Higlanders a thorough shaking up, “But,” protested the youth, “I only THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. Nal. N.2. NA team. “Well,” replied the fond father, lose to the tailend Beaumont and he is keeping his promise. took one.” Makes Your Baby Comfortable Hospitals with * my you THERAPION * * “I’m doing best to help make vigor * * * great success, cureschronic weakness, lost “You did not. I counted at least DISEASES, a selection. Here’s a list of the A VIM, KIDNEY, BLADDER, BLOOD POISON, McGraw' had a chance to get young until he was seven before I PILES. EITHER NO. DRUGGISTS or MAIL 81. POST 4 CTB Mike Mitchell waited the awoke.”—Ladies’ Home Dp.
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