South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1914 — Page 3

iO.MJ.VV, MAULU 2, l.ni 4 tup rnrirrr immr W W I Hill M CHECK AS OLIVER TO END DANDRUFF

THE SOUTH bhiNO NfcWS-iiMS.

NEVER CASHED

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Uool Kulinl Him So lie Let Them 11 oat llim .lons:, Sajs ( hini;o lrvtender.

31. J. i mv:s, hral or tb liiiancial department of the Oliver ("hilbd plow i'o.. was In "hiMRo Saturday and while tb.r inrirjntal!y entertained "no '(.;. Franklin Oliver." who has boon posing a. a son of Joeph I), ;livr or this city. Prom report .Mr. I.vis found the y.unr man iii "lovable a, hap" as hi- u-ociates found lit m. Whll chatting wlilx Mr. Iivi over thrlr dinmr, the yout man lnlstl that h never d-.Mrd to embarrass the name of Oliver. He said h" iif-vr thought of the Olivers until one day h found himself with a SZu.ftu'j vaeht on his hands with nut enough money to run it. Then he heard of the Oliver family and Its wealth and derided if 'boots would rush me berau.-e of its reputation" In- would b t them "lioat" him. The "yn'in;' mnn about town and lub member" said r 1 1 h kiu-w about the senior Oliver he had gleaned from hearsay and clo.-e observation of remarks by a clove friends named MulliKan. Although eft'-n Tempted to do so the man as.-rtd that h never cashed a rh k n the diver reputation. He Admitted ettimc a lot of letters from mothers with marriageable daughters, but lie never took tiic fharict' of fulling In love and then beint; forced to onfes.-!. 'I Ju.t went into th thlmj for the fun of it." he said.

Stop Falling Hair and Itching! Scalp. There is on sun- way that never fails to removf dandruff ornpletcly and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, just get about s four ounces of plain, ordinary lbjuid arvon: wlv it at nU'ht when retiring-

use enough to moisten the scalp and

rub it in gently with the finder tip.. J?.v morning most, if riot all. of your i dandruff w ill be gone, and three or i four more applications will completely !

ui.v(if aim emireiy destroy, evry jdnKk .vK'n and trace of It. no matter how mut-h dandruff you may have.

You will find, too, that all Itching

arid dlk'Kin: of the rcalp will stop in

stantly. and your hair w ill be Huffy. lustrous, flossy, silky and soft, and ! look aiid feci a hundred times better. ; Tf you want to keen your hair'

looking rich. do by all means fjet rid nf il.'jrwlriiff ft it i .?.! lrictfikt'a ti

hair ouicklv. It not only st.irvos H

the hair and makes it fall out. but it makes It stringy, stragtdv, dull, dry, brittle and lifeless, and everybody notice it. You can get liquid arvon at any drur store. It is inexpensive, and 'four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail.

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YACHT SHEELAH REPORTED LOST OIM MEDITERRANEAN Chicago rricmU of Mrs. aid Ucatty Worrictl. as She Was on Ship.

would not exhibit the trait that annoys him the desire for some exhibition of affection. It may be that if Helen's head would always Kuide her heart she might at times better manage Warren, but it is difficult to control one's feelings and affections and Helen errs on the right side. Warren appreciates, in his heart, Helen's innate fineness and love for him. and it is his duty as the Melting Pot says, "to square himself with Helen." T. S. K.

TWO GIRLS FLEE FROM ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

T.ONIH .. .March A report from .Malta that the steam acht Sheelah is missing- in the .Mediterranean is ausing great anxiety among the f riends of Mr. Iav1d lieatty, formerly Mrs. Marshall Field of Chicago. Mrs. Heatty is believed to have been aboard the- yacht, w hi' li is owned by her husband. She is understood to have, joined the yacht on the Riviera with a party of friends. Mlllieri.t, luehess of Sutherland, had also arranged to join the party but was prevented by serious illness. The Sheelah left Syracuse, Sicily, for Algiers on Tuesday and has not been sighted since. The Ilritish cruiser iMiblin has left Malta to search for the missing vacht.

1 tench Their Homes Hut Aro Quarantined There by City OfliciaK

WHO'S TO BLAME HELEN OR WARREN

Warren

He the

mg vine. I lie. basis.

too maw tmmis, iii:ij:n: All who runs may read You cannot raise a violet AYhcre you have planted a thistle

seed.

nnd Helen.

strong oak. She the clingrJJsten! Think you. love is

Uu alho ss of life's mean

ing", the. summer Isles of IMen launched upon a domestic sea.' in one sense. es; ii. another sense, no. The froth and foam i. e., kisses and honied words, mix well without curdling provived the substance of respect and ou ml judgment is the foundation of character. Helen's admiration for Warren does not appeal to his many admlrabl'3 traits, but always physical. A man g?ts mighty tired of the froth when his nature calls for a reciprocation hich makes for responsibility, the strong rock which makes for equal partnership and compapionIcnship and duty, without which, love i brain wavn nnd heart throb and not reason, stability, nobleness and sacrifice devoid of selfishness. Thero is a mute law an object lesson. I Jfe is real, its paths are smooth only as ou strive, with all your strength, and honesty of purposo turning ever mi little to the. left or right, you are no longer in the straight mad but a garnor of thistles and blasted flowers where hope might have blossomed. -:o with Helen, she forgot that "possession lessens ownership" unless ou silently manage with pidlomacy. Man is like an aninur. keep him in rhttck and luirnesi he is a winner let the matrimonial ) harness produce frietbui and lo! the .okt becomes palling. Helen is woefully wanting in generalities devoid or wit, tact or "go" iho never reach- and beside she is .a liar. False pride that sin of foolish sins tthe horseback episode); naming Ww baby from that gadfly, the telephone book, when she might have scored a point by naming its worthy ancestry to do honor. Knowledge comes. but wisdom lingers. Helen is keen to "Warren's indifference where ome she reigned. Her girlhood was ideal, parentage superior to Y'arrei4--, whom judging from 'arrie, are a bt of cads. For this reason Helen might have made the most of her opportunit . True, Warren docs not rebuke her when emergencies have presented nor does he deny her the comforts of life which is a preat asset but this thing called love has llickered- the coal has eased to burn. Fnb ss common sense comes to the rescue, their rock and their salvation, the future tind no abidlrg refuge in their haven home. There is nothing unusual about this story of Warren and Helen. Its ring is genuine. The Tyranny of Tears, that admirable play. I think Is a true photograph of Helen. T. H. Tiiioin iiomi: snorij) m: n vrrv. Tho serial running in the NewsTimes depicting the married life of : yotmp couple represents. I fancy, a condition to b found ia many American homes, where bve and respect not being lacking, the happiness ould be made ideal bv a mere thoughtful adjustment f temperament. Warren has the two essential haract ristl. s he is honest and clean, and Helen i-? wholesome, pure and FWeet. They were both reared in well-bred h-mes and hail the advantages of education. Then is no fundamental reason that their home should not ! a happy one. I am inclined to hink that this little scrle . ils written to make husbands ami ". ;ves more thoughtful, but I believe Hiat the argument therein is directed ?ar more to the former than to th latter. In (hi rase, at leat. Warren is much more to blame for the almost daily friction than U bis wife. To be sur- he has not the time for self. analysis ami Introspection that Helen has. but he ought to realize that lie i more than ordinarily k1'!s!i and rude. These habits are getting- to be almost .ecoiul nature with him. If h practiced some of the courtesies and amenities at home that he is forced to in the outside w oj-id. Helen

CHAMPAIGN, 111.. March 2. Miss Genevieve busk of Quincy and Miss Helen Collins of Oilman, University of Illinios co-eds, quarantined in Osborne hall, where a scarlet fever case developed Saturday night, hurriedly parked their suitcases and fled to their homes, disregarding the orders of the health authorities. The state board of health wus notified of th violations of the quarantine and the authorities in Quincy and Oilman were immediately instructed to quarantino the fugitives in their homes. There are IS other girls imprisoned in the hall. University and local oflicialj- were optimistic Sunday night as no cases

developed during the day ami there t

have been on by tour mild cases In the last four days. Students who lied last week returned on every train Sunday. The Champaign public schools will resume Monday and billiard rooms will reopen. The ban on theaters will not be lifted until Wednesday.

ENTER WRIGHT MACHINE America Will llai Thieo Keprcsentatios in IVanct l'aces.

N"i:W Y'HtK. March 1. America will be represented i:t the. contest for the Coupe Internationale d'Aviation for the Mrst time ii four years by a Wright machine, according to an announcement made in the Aero Club of America Sunday. Orville Wright has Informed the club that he will build a machine for the race, constructing it for (Srover Hergdol. a young Phila delphlan of a wealthy family and who is a member of the Aero Club of Pennsylvania. Acting on this information the Aero Club of America cabled to France and increased the number of entries to three, which is the maximum for any one country.

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Do You Know the Right Man for This Work?

i If yuii know ati ambition;, self-reliant, worthy young man whom )oii inn natM.lrntiousI v i-i!nniend for the Flying ;

-Merkel Agency tn thl sei-tion uf ImlkwiH, tell us nl'out Llia. We an lnteretel In In m. If he an meet ear st. in dard ef qualiflfatlons -e are 1u a pesltlon to effer liim the ojiportuidty f his life. New IT lag Merkel Motnyel Acencles .ire U-iiig stablUhed in hundred; of t.uis iiicl vil!:ig-!. There 1 a brilliant clcuice for ti e ripht reprs-ntative. However, w niut have u representative w li is pi a tK.sltlon to purcha-'e i lemonstratr at Kxoluslve Priee only to Av'ents. and thenafter the Plying .Merkel Lcxid A-ent vill have exclusive riht to s'.! these wonderful in.torcycIes ia the territory allotted. It is mst fr t!ie ricl'.t yniinu' man to tntrol the ntlie nut're.v le bnsii.ess in M. 1-ality, Mild lulde we the him full benefit of our 1'ealers' Ail bureau, whk'h

amounts t a Kre leure in Motorcycle! Sulesnuttivhip. M,MN(i Ml.KKKI. MOTOItf VI I. US ( nre the r.'iiet t- S--11 be)tise they h! tbp" l t neob. r.er niateria'.s. better wrk- j nvHiiship than found In any othT motor- j cycle. Tx lulve featun-s are Self-Stnrtr, s"prtnf Pranu and Kerk. Pull l'all-bear- j

Ir s Motr. I.ow Sadd'w ro'.tin. . Perfect Jy rexco'd,' r.alai.cc. Throttle-controlled oiler, nd many ther. If yon k:ic the rikjht Tenner man to reprent th larrt m:inufa tnrer of lllich-lrrrele MotiT'-ycles nd Ulcycles in the Worl 1 i:i this locality tell "him to write t'vlay f.r t'.ir :'icency proposition tf,re r-n-, vnT! ' lx-it. him T it. tip: miami pyut: v Mi r,, t'o . llntover St. Middletown. Ohio

Fine Opportunity The Manufacturers of the Mrst Ktfi-

cient l-.lectric Suction Cleaner

eer off"

rt .1 th

e consumer at

$25

art ready with an attractive proposition t h lie, n liable individual or dealer to handle, same for this city. Not Sold Thru Mail Order Houses

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Rich Harvest of Fine Ecoiomles Fm

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Grand Leader' Coupon Bargains are taken advantage of by thousands of people, quotations just as a man in business watches the market price of certain commodities. Ad It is a splendid shopping guide Come early.

They look up this page as a market report. They go over the If you have not been doing this begin today. Clip the entire

We Found These Things We Advertised Here and W eVe Put a Price on Them That Will Make it Just Like Findings When You Come Tomorrow NOTE To protect ourselves from dealers buying, quantities are limited. No goods will be sold at these prices without the coupons.

5c TOILET PAPER; regular size; sanitary, soft, yet tough: limit 5 rolls;

Tuesday with coupon

$1.00 SERGE DKESS GOODS. double width, beautiful French serge dress foods, in all the latest ppring shades; with ST.. ... 58c 50c KNIT MUFFLERS, silk merceri.ed, white, gray and black; all new

shapes; Tuesday

31c

30c EMB. FLOUNCING, 18 ia. wide; also corset

cover embroidery; with

coupon Tuesday, yard ....

12k

WOMEN'S $1 UNION SUITS, fleece lined,

med; all sizes; with coupon . .

58c

$3.50 LONG KID GLOVES, full lG-button length, white or black; Kaf $1.74

CHILD'S $1.50 SWEATERS, in white, red, grey, and tan; warm wool sweaters; Q

Tuesday

$1 SATEEN PETTICOATS, extra heavy and glossy, deep pretty flounce, all colors; with coupon C7 Tuesday 3c

WOMEN'S 50c KIMONO APRONS

29ci

Women's Kimono Sleeve Aprons, made of fest color percale, in black and white checks; also dark and light colors, cut full and long:

trimmed with pocket and belt; with, coupon

luesdav 20c.

5c CARD SAFETY PINS. Stuart'3 best make of nonnrs table Safety Pins; dozen on card; with 0 rs coupon iC

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$1.00 PURE LINEN CENTER PIECES, Mexican drawn work pat- "20 terns; Tuesday ...OyC

$4.00 GERMAN SILVER MESH BAGS in C handpome new d- Q 1 Ql signs, Tuesday JpLyT" MEN'S $1.00 FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS, of heavy striped flannelette, silk frog trim- " n med v

CHiL.Ua ac iiir HOODS. line wool, fancy and plain weaves, assorted colors; 1 S Tuesday 10C

50c CRIB BLANKETS, largo size, fine wool finish; Tuesday with coupon .y

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WOMEN'S $2 FLANNELETTE GOWNS, silk braid trimmed yokes: 7"7 Tuesday C

CURTAIN SCRIMS worth up to Toe yard; beautiful floral and plain designs; extra wide; with Oflr coupon, yard ....O

BOYS' $4 CORDUROY (t T) QQ

R NORFOLK SUITS . . .

Hoys' Norfolk Suits, made of strong velvet corduroy: tdzes S to 10 years: only 15 suits In

the lot; with coupon only Jl.t'O.

BESSIE)

WOMEN'S 19c HOSIERY, fine lisle finish; medium or heavy weight, in black and colors, Qp with coupon J lis

MEN'S $3.00 DRESS PANTS; 75 pairs in this lot, all made of heavy all wool material; in dark Tuesday . $1.69 50c PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS You know, ia fact the world knows, these are the 50c make; Tuesday ..LsC

Women's and Misses' $3 Rain Coats $1.68

In Mannish Cut Tan Rubberized Rain Coats. Women's $2.50 Check-tfjt I Child's $3 Bear Skin Q -J A A ed Dress Skirts at . .IJ)1.0D I and Cloth Coats !plUU Women's $16.50 to $20 Plush Coats $8.90 Genuine Salts Plush, Grey Brocaded, Mole and Mixtures, Etc.

?.$2.94 orsensskIffssarse...$1.84

Women's $5.00 Dress

Skirts at

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $10 SILK DRESSES $5.00. In all Silk Messaline, beautiful trimmed style; only (hr AA

10 dresses in this lot. Tuesday tPJ.UU

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$4 BED COMFORTS.; extra largo size, covered with finest sateen; beautiful patterns to select from; Tuesday with cou- A A

pon

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50c FLANNELETTE ROMPERS; sizes 2 to G. and warm; sold only with this

coupon at

INFANTS' 25c WOUw HOSE, finest grade, silk heel and toes, black and white; all 14 sizes; Tuesday ItC

CHILD'S $3.00 RAINCOATS for hojs and pdrls, rubberized; all Bizes; with (J t OfJ coupon 7$L.&y rmmm $3.00 SILK WASH WAISTS, messaline, shadow lace, etc.; new "Coquette" effect and plainer stylet: Tuesday with cou- g1 pi pon 5)l-o4

CHILDREN'S 25c UNDERWEAR, ribbed flcoce shirt and pants;

all sizes; Tuesday

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GIRLS' $1.50 DRESSES made of Tub-proof Galatea, in all sizes to 14,

and styles that you will

like; with coupon . .

...74c

$1.50 PAJAMAS lor men, in heavy flannel, in pink and blue strip

ed and silk frog trim

med; with coupon

if This

76c

$6 WOOL BLANKETS Only 7 blankets In tho lot; extra large size wool California blankets; Tues- (TJO day, pair ...iPiJeTl CHILD'S WORTH UP TO $5.00 COATS In all wool and mohair material, and this season's best style; only

12 coats in the lot;

with coupon ....

J - j $1.90

15c CHILD'S WOOL MITTS; Children's wool knit mitts, all colore; mostly liht--colors: with cou- C l

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pon

35c BRASSIERES, embroidery and lace trimmed; made extra fine; all sizes; with t S

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$3.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS, extra heavy and warm, roll collar, pockets, etc.. for men and women; Tuesday with JJ 0J cou ik) n tj)X03

50c WINDOW SHADES linen, strong spring patent roller; complete with fixtures; Tuesday "C

35c KIMONO APRONS for children; made of percale, in light and dark colors; sizes up to 14 years; IQ Tuesday IOC

$1.00 VELVET FLOOR pure white, silk trimRUGS, fringed ends, all

wool Axminster velvet; beautiful designs and colors .... JOC

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10c CANVAS GLOVES, coupon Tues- A i clay, pair 'i'JC

10c Full Si2e Hair Nets . . 5c Cabinet Hair Pins .. 4c Card Safety Pins 5c Card Hooks and Eyes . . 5c Silk Floss Skein Ironing Wax .

LADIES' $1.00 SHIRT WAISTS, -sample lot in lingerie, Voiles, Mad nis and Nets. These waists are slightly soiled from display; with coupon A Tuesday 3UC

75c CREPE NIGHT GOWNS for women; made of good grado crepe in slipover style; with cou- A

pon

50c AND 69c CORSET COVERS; daintiest lace and embroidery trimmed styles; all sizes; coupon Qr Tuesday 00-

WOMEN'S 50c KNIT

I PETTICOATS; also 1 . A 1. Tl . i

nanneiette ueavy i eiticoats; sold with cou

pon only Tuesday

29c

WOMEN'S $2 MUSLIN PETTICOATS; a manufacturer's sample line, initt?fnl pmbroldcred

flounces; with Qr I couion y 4 I v

Coupon Is good for all these items. Just

show it to the clerk. Clip this ccupon now while you are thinking of it.

BEST 7c AMERICAN A

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$2 HE I I ICOA rs in siiK llouncc, Halcyon, messalfne and Venetian silk, black and QA colors; Tuesday yiL MEN'S 50c WORK SHIRTS of fast color Amoskeag blue chamhray; all sizes; O t Tuesday J1L ...... .1 .i p 'J"V jilt ..t'H -----"- . ' ""

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FLEISH ER'S 10c SAXONY YARN C $1 LARGE DAMASK -Q TABLE CLOTHS s30C

BEST 8c FAST COLOR

APRON GINGHAMS

19c CHECKED SUIT- t A i ING, Black and White. I U J C

20c NAINSOOK, YARD WIDE, SOFT QUALITY 50c LACE TABLE COVERS

lie 33c

.58c . . . 7 c ..17c .2ic ..64c ... 3c ..27c

$1.00 SEAMLESS BED SHEETS, Size 81x90 . BEST 12" '2c DRESS GINGHAMS, YARD . 35c BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK ... 6c TABLE NAPKINS, LARGE SIZE $l Large Sire. Heavy, Firm BED SPREADS 10c CURTAIN POLES, 42 FEET LONG 50c WASH SILK, 27 Inches Wi'ie, Yard . . .

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$1 MUSLIN COMBINATION, mode of fine grade muslin, beautiful embroidery and lace trimmed; 7r Tuesday U c

S3.00 Bissell Carpet Sweepers

MEN'S 59c DRESS SHIRTS, mad of fast colored percale; also a

few eharnbray shirts

with 2 collars; special

37c

DOLLAR WATCHES; GUARANTEED movements, heavy nickeled case, open face, stem

wind: with coupon ...

68c

BOYS' $3 OVERCOATS of heavy winter weight Kersey, high close fitting collar; mosth

small sizes; Tuesday . . .

1.00

A BLOCK OFF MICHIGAN ST., BUT IT PAYS.

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75c LONG GLOVES in chamoisette and silk lisle, natural white and

.black; with

coupon

7r.

50c Cashmere GLOVES for women, silk lined, all sizes; Tues- O A day with coupon 0tC

$2 HAIR bWITCHtS, 114 in. long, full and wavy, all natural shades Tuesday, with QAf coupon O iL

BOYS' 3Dc oLUuoc. WAISTS, in ginghams.

black sateen and blue

cnambrays; all ages; Tuesday

17c

CHILDREN'S CAPES; gray tb.oroughlv

$2 RAINsilk siripe.!.

waN'i-prkf ;

have 1:oih!s; with coupon OC C H I L D'S 25c WOOL GLOVES. in plain o:-

fancy colors; all

Tuesday, pair

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12M?c

$1.50 LACE CURTAINS: real Nottingbani lace. :. yai't'.s long, in whit and ecru; all new spring attenia; with p A couion, jair O C STANDARD 25c WINDOW SHADES: dark grrrn lin

en: steei spring roii r

with fixtures; coupon

14c

VOMEN'S $2.00

HOUSE DRESSES

Iar Madam, this is without a doubt the best fitting House Dress ever sold in this town at this price. They are well made and :p---spring styles; made of best gin.:!sam and ehambrays; sizes :,4 to ;: with couik-u :le.

DUSTLESS MOPS; idled and chemically treated: for polishing and cleaning; 1

coupon

m " fti ii i fti wit mi i $3 LACE CURTAINS, beautiful Nottingham lace and cable net effects, white and Arabian; cotipon Q t JQ price, pair .. tJ)JL O

65c FLANNELETTE GOWNS for women; made of heavy white tennis flannel; O O Tuesday JQC

$1.50 HAND BAGS Solid leather hand hags. These are regular $1.0o

and $l.ro values;

Tuesday

62 c

89c COUCH COVER

1'lrge sie ilonian :-t r-ii---Couch Cors. iu ju;:y color combination mpj fringed all around: vith COUlH)ll At Tuesday C

MEN'S 50c BEST WOKK SHIRTS, in blue chan. bray and black sate.ui: cut full; with O "I COUIKIU 3 LC

UjkK J'.m mi i tmf mm m

Women's and Miss all this s -ason's si U

condiig Tuesday v 'tl: coupon

MEN'S $1.25 UNION SUITS, in heavy :b e. lined; 1m"t tittinu jarment; with ( coupon 4 Tram t,;i ,mi'lc -r. u J 19c CAN TALC. POWDER Pound can Wi'.dwooil Talcum Powder; O l

Q2C

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with coupon

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' 5 $1D WINTER COATS . . .

s nobby Wir.T' r To be el (;.-! out i !

BOYS' $1.00 KNICKER PANTS, cua we'd made of all -wool mat' r' ials; all ages; flAn with coupon ... UC 75c SILK A U 1 O SCARFS, in white, blk and colors: '1 yards long and hernstitcned ;

with cou-Inm

33c

CHILD'S 35c UNION SUITS, ribbed ;V,mc.

all sizes to 1 1 ; e vt ra

coapon special Tuesday

17c

$2.00 MESH BAGS. n-

uine German handsome em-bov.-ed frames

Light House Washing Powder Pkg.

silv

97c

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MERE COATS; 'o;.:ort; v ku em;roi

trimmed : v.-p.h. '( o'.jif i1.

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MEN'S 25c PURE LINEN KERCHIEFS. ;.:!-: m -e;

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