South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 166, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1914 — Page 2

n - SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1011 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES H GRASS Lady Ma rsh field Vacuum Sweeper In wire grass nature provided an u'eal sanitary material to cover the floors. The greatest modern labor saving devise to clean your rugs and carpets The drudgery of 'housework is lessened 50 percent "by using one of these remarkable sweepers. You can save the price of one in energy Let us send you one on approval You can use it and demonstrate to yourself the good qualities. Price $5.95. CA USED 18x36 at 49c Ay2x7y2 at $3.95 6x9 at $4.65 8x10 at ...$7.45 36x72 at . .$1.49 6x12 at .$5.95 8x10 at . . .$7.45 9x12 at . . .$8.45 OUR RAPID GROWTH Necessitates our moving the entire Drapery, Curtain and Rug Section to the SOUTH BUILDING, To make a quick change we have made a general reduction in these sections to" move them quick. GRASS CARPET BY THE YARD 36 and 54 inches wide. Priced at 48c and 75c vard.

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White only 22 yards long. Selling price 59c; June Sale price 49c Selling price 75c; June Sale price 69c Selling price SI. 00; June Sale price 89c Selling price SI. 50; June Sale price $1.19 GREATEST JUNE SALE OF 500 Pairs White Curtains 2J2 yards long, neat bars, stripes and figures, trimmed with neat edge. Regular $1.75 values, for $1.19. SAMPLE CURTAINS AT V2 PRICE. One or two pairs of a pattern all colors and qualities. GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Florentine Lace Curtains Fine grade Marquisette with neat embroidered designs; white and ecru; 50 pairs only; $4.00 values; 4 new patterns, 2lt yards long, $2.79 pair. .... GREATEST JUNE SALE OF "' BRUSSELS NET CURTAINS. Every pair of curtains in this lot have been reduced for auick clearance. $4.50, $4.75 and S5.00 values reduced to $3.69. Values up to S6.00, 3 yards long, reduced to $4.69. GREATEST JUNE SALE OF CLUNY LACE CURTAINS. Fine linen edges and insertions, mounted on fine English net, white and ecru; 22 and 3 yards long. S3.00 $4.00 , $6.50 Values for , Values for Values for $2.39 $2.98 $4.59

Our Great June Sale of

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We offer you every Rug in our stock that has been discontinued by the manufacturers at a reduction big enough to sell them all in a few days.

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GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Remnants of Linoleums Printed and. Inlaid Linoleums in short lengths, large enough for small rooms, at greatly reduced prices. These are left-overs from a busy season designs all new and best of quality.

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Size. Selling Price. 9x12 Bigelow Electra Axminster $25.00 Reduced to $18.95 9x12 Bigelow Body Brussels $29.75 Reduced to $19.95 9x12 Bigelow, Royal and Puritan Wilton $39.75 and $35 Reduced to . . .$28.95 9x12 Bigelow French Wilton ..$55.00 and S60 Reduced to $35.00 8-3x10-6 Bigelow French Wilton $48.50 Reduced to $32.00 8-3x10-6 Bigelow Body Brussels $27.50 Reduced to $19.95

8-3x10-6 Bigelow Axminster S22.50 Reduced to $18.95

All the above are the Bigelow Rugs and full of as much quality as any Rugs made. Size. " Selling Price. -9x12 Smith's Seamless Axminster $30.00 Reduced to $24.95 -9x12 Smith's Seamless Wilton S30.00 Reduced to $24.95 -12x13-6 Smith's Extra Axminster $34.95 Reduced to $25.00 -12X15 Smith's Extra Axminster $37.5o Reduced to $28.95 Size. Selline Price.

-9x12 Wool faced Velvets Si 5.00 Reduced to -9x12 Wool faced Axminster $17.50 Reduced to -9x12 Wool faced Seamless Velvets $ 17.50 Reduced to EGYPTIAN RUGS. Size. Selling Price. -1 1-3x15 Egyptian Body Brussels $38.75 Reduced to -9x12 Egyptian Body Brussels $24.00 Reduced to Size. Selling Price. -9x10-6 Scotch Art Rugs . . . S6.50 Reduced to -9x12 Scotch Art Rugs $7.50 Reduced to

.$9.95 $14.95 $14.95

White, Cream and Ecru Material that usually sells at 35c yard. 40 INCH SCRIM AT 25c YARD. Full 40 inch in white, cream and ecru The quality of almost double the sale price of 25c yard. GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Colored Marquisettes The handsome designs for overdrapes. Gives the prettiest effects including all the color tones to harmonize. Regular selling at 35c yard. June Sale price 25c yard. GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Cretonne for Coverings All new and beautiful designs of Cretonnes in handsome colorings, especially adapted for covering porch furniture, pillows and for summer draperies.

25c Values 17c yard

35c Values 23c yard

45c Values 34c yard

GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Curtain Materials Remnants at y2 price. Hundreds of Samples, y2 yard to A1 yard lengths, all at l Price.

$29.50 $14.95 .

$4.9o $5.95

10 27x54 French Wilton; $6.50 value; Reduced to $4.45 5 36x63 French Wilton; $9.5o value; Reduced to $6.95 5 36x63 Bagdad Wilton; $7.00 value; Reduced to $5.69

BRENLIN WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER.

GREATEST JUNE SALE OF Wool and Fibre Gloves At greatly reduced prices for quick clearance. 6x9, $4.857-6x9, $5.858-3x10-6, $6.959x9, $6.959x10-6, $7.459x12, $7.95. SMALL RUGS 27x54 Smith's Wilton Rugs,$2.69. 27x54 Body Brussels Rugs, $2.98.

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Strollers Like Their First Picnic and Decide to Repeat on July 4 Several Exciting Contests Held.

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ComiVeto organization of th? Strollers' club was effected at Chain Lakes Sunday Afternoon when about SO young men of thi city were the guests of the Dice brothers at a pionio. Th af.'air waa featured by an indoor ball sum betwren the Dice Hrorr. A 11 -Staxjj and Stephenson's Fluxers. The latter were victorious in the afternoon frame by a score of 19 to IS, while the Dice boys won the morning pame by a score of 9 to 8.

The afternoon was ppent In and content of all sorts. chitf which waa the fat man's race, was easily won by Loyd Hair.

wer only three entries, but Hair was

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A German band, composed of Hair.

Stran. Ruaeworm nnd Murphy, furD'shed the music fcr the afternoon. Assisted, noisily If not musically, by tho Ftepheson quartet. Sliders won the lCO-vnnl da.'h in 10 1-2 seconds. The runr.lr.tr jump waa won by loehlrnin, his distance feeinsj H feet ar.d 11 inches. The bout raee was won by Pan Iarde;n, -and the two-mile auto ra e was awarded to decree- Morris and Glen Heese, who piloted a Mitehril mx. The time for the distance was 2:01. nnd the affair had the appearance of a real blir read raee. O. Dice addressed the members of tho club near the close of the afternoon's everts. IMans were made nt th end of the. meeting for the second pionic to be held on July 4 at the w.rn place. Mr. Dire said that he pocted at lea.t twice ns many at :he next meeting as there were at the iffalr of yesterday. The teams lir.rd u; as follows: Stephenson Plnkev. c.; Oloson. J.; Macht, lb.: Un'ebuck. 2b.; W. ice. 2b.; Billn.sk!, r. s.; Jenkins. 1. ,

ss.; Murphy, l.f.; Miller, c.f.; Ilussworm. r.f. Dice Hros. All-Stars Steiner. c.; 0. Dice, p.; O'Brien, lb.; Holland, 2b.; Meaden, Cb.; Hair. r. s-s.; Selders, 1. ss.; Poehlman, l.f.; Rigney, c.f.; Younpr. r.f.

COTTON GROWER'S SON ARRESTED IN GOTHAM

FAMOUS RIDER KILLED Charles Halkc Hides Into Steam Holler on Track.

CHICAGO. June 8. Charles Balke

of I,os Angeles. Cal.. a famous mo

torcycle rider, was killed Sunday on the Hawthorne race track. Balke was trying out a new machine and. blinded by dust. role into a steam roller at work on the track. His skull was crushed and he died within an hour.

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NEW YORK. June S. Joseph Wilson, CT. who said he was the son of a wealthy cotton grower of Memphis. Tenn., was arrested at Hroadway and 31th street Saturday afternoon on the charge of soliciting alms. He wa well dressed and wore a great .slouch hat. Magistrate Marsh, before whom he was arraigned in night court. thought the patrolman had made n. mistake in arresting Mr. "Wilson, but the prisoner admitted his guilt. "When I came here Just a week ago." he sald, "I had $300, hut it is all gone now. I didn't know It cost so much to live at the big hotels here The first thing I knew 1 didn't have a cent. I was begging for money so that I could telegraph home and have some more sent to me." Magistrate Marsh discharged Wilson and advised him to so to the municipal lodging house for the night. He said that he would return to Memphis tomorrow.

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Order i- lMa-M l"ir ITiirty Tons of Ono and so.ooo rarkaes of the Other.

PIITLA DKLPHI A. June 8. To satisfy the sweet tooth of the blue jackets of the Atlantic reserve fleet stationed at the Philadelphia navy yard. th government has placed with a local arm an order for thirty tons of candy und SO. COO packages of salted peanuts. : The sailors are very fond of candy, salted peanuts and tobacco. An orhver stated today that the men eat more candy when at sa than they do In port. Salted peanuts sell letter in port than at sea.

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