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For 1900 judicious buyers of Baseball Supplies will select their goods from the 

 INGERSOLL LINE. It is everybody's favorite, our best being the best though one- 

 third lower than established prices, while our Popular Supplies are far better for the money 

 than any other kind. Every baseball player, bicycle rider, in fact every sportsman should 

 send for our Catalogue No. 19a of Spring and Summer Sports, Your name on a postal 

 card will bring it and the penny will be well spent. 



[ TnifrifmC "^ ° ur Uniforms are made from reliable material, correctly cut and 



\J llllUnilb. durably tailored. Each uniform includes Shirt . ith eight letters, padded 

 Pants with Cap, Hose and Belt to match. Made in appropriate colors and present a hand- 

 some appearance on the diamond. 



For those unable to visit our Stores we hnve prepared measurement blanks which tell just 

 how to measure for suits. Measurement blanks, samples of material and our catalogue 

 No. 19a mailed for the asking. 



GRADE A Uniforms $2.50 



GRADE B Iniforms 3.50 



GRADE C Uniforms 5.00 



Lower prices in clubs of nine. All uniforms made to order or 

 supplied from stock as desired. 



■D aQ -L 5| tf c The Victor Official League Base- & 1 AA 

 .Dd.oCUd.llo, ball that sells everywhere at $1.25 only »P J^v/U 



50c* 



y where at $1.25 only 



The Ingersoll Amateur League Baseball is lively and dur- 

 able and stands as much batting as the average dollar ball. 



Postage on balls 6 cents extra. 



Catcher's Mitts. * T^bu 



$i\00 



Fielder's Gloves. 



Mitt for 50c. and a beauty, 

 for Postage 15c. extra. 



Drab leath- 

 er glove, 

 well padded, with extra ^ ^ -.*» 

 heel pad. Postage 7c. extra. kj>l.UU 

 Lighter padded glo\ es at 75c. and 50c. 



Any article not 

 found satisfactory 

 be returned or ex- 

 changed if unsoiled. 



Guarantee. 



upon receipt may 



life 



NEW YORK AGE1NTS FOR VICTOR^ 



BASEBALL AND GENERAL 

 SPORTING GOODS 



Reliable Bicycles, Suits and Sundries, Tennis and Golf Supplies, Fishing Tackle 

 Guns and Ammunition are described and illustrated in our catalogue No. 19a an 

 money saved on every item. Send for it. Samples of Suitings free. 



ROBT. H. INGERSOLL & BRO., 6t 



DEPARTMENT 77 



COttTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK 



"The Handiest Tool a Sportsman 

 E-ver Carried.'''' 

 Large enough to fell a tree, and small enough 

 to sharpen a lead pencil. Our new booklet* 

 "The Story of an Axe," lots of interesting 

 facts about the axe and its use, free for the 

 asking. Made in two styles. :::::: 



PRICES— Steel and Hard Rubber 



Handles. 



No. 1— 11 inches, 18 ounces, . . . $2.50 



No. o— 11 inches, 20 ounces, ... 2. do 



No. 3— 12 inches, ?4 ounces, . . • 250 



Wooden Handles. 

 No. 4- 12 inches, 18 ounces, . . $ T -50 

 No. 5— 11 inches, 14 ounces, . *o° 



W. L. MARBLE, 



rv. A ^\ Gladstone* Mich. 



^? Distributing 



j^. ' Agents 



* i/. v .1 iV*. Dame, Stoddard 

 ^ll A2l6SE. yb^ . . & Ke udall, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



Hartley & 



Graham, 



HEW YORK, N.Y. 



Hibbard, Spencer 

 Barllett & Co. 



CHICAGO 



ELECTRICSsLIGHT 



100,flOO now in use, which includes the United States 



Army and Navy. No wires to get out of order, nochemu :als to 

 spill, no danger even among explosives. For flash or continu- 

 ous light. A child can operated. 

 Practical, useful, economical. Price 

 complete, by mail inU. S., $3.30. 



Handy Here. 



LIONEL 



PHOTOGRAPHER'S 



FLASH-LIGHT 



| |^4,! «*$" 



SIMPLE, 

 NEAT. 



PORTABLE, 

 SUBSTANTIAL, 



Only 7 inches long when closed, 

 weighs but 10 ounces, can be carried 

 in pocket and made ready for use at a 

 moment's notice. The flash powder 

 is ignited by spark from battery in- 

 side the handle. Simply press the but- 

 ton when ready. Particulars 1 



Price, complete by mail, in United 

 States, $2,75. 



Closed 



JAMES S. BARRON Ac CO. 

 General Electrical Supplies. Sol 



24-30 Hudson Street, New York, U. S. A. 



