South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1914 — Page 3

MONDAY, .TrVT 2!, 1!)tl 1 A11 Seasonable Merchandise Suitable for 4th of July Service' News of Interest C lip these Coupoes as part payment on your pnrcnase Tuesday

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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To Polish Citizens

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Kl'.. .1. lluslNsKI. m:vlv ki.im:i imuim, (i.i.i.itkam at i ik. ii mans.

of nearly oQD

of St. 'tanilaus" Catho-

the voung priest. II.-v.

John li.Mr.ki. su ..f Mr. and Mrs. Anthony llc.Mn-ki. 1S17 W. Washington st.. v. as the c l'-! rant f"r the first t:n;e 'f a high mass, held Sunday ti ir?i i n at I') oVIock at St. Stanislaus' "at hih- cnurch. At 1 o b k the celebrant waa escorted from the parsonage to the h'iich ny the altar I'fiys'.iml the chrgy v-1 1 r the inus-s took place. D'ir-ii'ik-the mass the parents of the celebr.mt aral the n arest relatives appro. o-hed th" altar and received the t-'ikmri holy nmimunion. The .- m nari-t. John Toth of South l:-iil. was th- master of circmony. !:.. lionian Man iniak. S. (, pastor of St. Stanislaus church, acted as :irt ti-ilfacnn; Uev. M. T. Szalews.ki, C. S. '.. assistant of St. Hedwige's par-i-h. was 1 1 i deacon and seminarist; .. flauryrh of Chicago, an intimate fib nd of thr- celebrant, was the suhil aco.n, assisted by I,eo Hazinski and Julian Ioktov. a beautiful pennon to the occasion was delivered hy Rev. Stanislaus r.orka, C. S. C. of Chicago. The ardyts of the ceremony were: I.eo Katajczak, T.eu Kazmlrski, Michael II. Hazinski. Matthew Ha--r: -ki. Cnsimier J.odyga. all of South IN nd. and A. Sacha and I)r. Hehh 'f Chie.igo, M. Ixurney of Whiting. b -ries, Al. zczcrkowski. C. Jnkubowski and S. Drerhn.v, all of 'hi fa pro. The crovs boiT wan Al Jarka of Chicago, censer-bearer. A. Zi' linski of Chicago; torch hearers. M. I'etzold of Whiting, and A. Chmbdewski of l'ro idenee, X. V. Th altar where the ceremony was performed was beautifully decorated with a profusion of palms", ferns and Ut Hoovers. I "irinr the cervices mass in "C by M. Itx-sh was rendered Nv the choir of St. Stanislaus' church, under direction of Frank Svpniewski. the organ

ic. The strains of the "Verdi" Pon-i tiriral march, played by South Bend Svmphony orchestra, directed by Casimier bnzny, closed the ceremony. The priests taking part in the ceremony were Rev. T... Szezukowski, TVrre Coupee; kov. M. .waltkowskl. Michigan Citv; Rev. Stanislaus Corl.a. Chicago; Rev. M. Ilanyz. C. S. C.. assistant of St. Hod wife's church of this city; Rev. .Stanislaus Faik. Xotre lame; Rev. Vitohl Ruchaczkowski. rector of Polish seminary, Orshard bake. Mich., and Rev. Anthony Zubowiez, C. S'. C. pastor of St. Iledwi'f's church of this city. After the ceremony a reception was held at the homo of the celebrant's parent, the quests being immediate relatives ami local and out-of-town ( lergy. Following the enjoyment of an elaborate dinner, informal talks were made by all the priests. Rev. Roman Man iniak, C. C, acted as toastmaster. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock vespers and benediction was held hy Rev. John Ilosinski. The newly ordained priest, Kov. John Hosinski. was born in South Rend, Ind., on June 2.J, 1890. At the :ire of seven years he bopan attondinvr the parochial school of St. T Iolv, iKe's. On graduating at the parochial sehoo', Kov. John Hosinski entereI the Holy Cross seminary at Notre Da mo, whero he, studied for five ears. After completing th course, lie resumed the studies at St. Cyrril nn'd Methodina, Polish TUman Cathoio seminary, whero he honorably completed his course of studies, qualifying him for priesthood. Owintr to the absence of Jit. Key. Kishop Herman Alcrdlntr, account his visit in Rome, Kt. Rev. Kishop Muldoon pertormed the solemn anl impressive ceremony of ordination of the young priest on June 27, 1014, with a numerous attendance of priests and laity.

social. i;vj;nts. j The senior and junior exercising; ola-Ktf of Polish Falcans. Z Filicki No., 1, will hold its exercises Tuesday eveninir at Z. R. hall on W. Division st. : The exercises of Polish I'alcon?. M. j Romanowski. will be held Tuesday! eening at ':?,() at Kosi ius.ko hall, j under direction of L. Chelminiak. :

commander.

BAITISMS AT ST. HIIDWHilVS. j An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. iohn Cytacki, L 1 7 1 -2 V. Sample St., was; baptized Sunday afternoon. The! child was .named Vincent John. The j god-parents were Mrs. Mary Iukaszewska and Vincent Hrodzicki. j The baptism of an infant daughter,

of Mr. and Mrs. Iidislaus Kalinski. 1227 V. Napier St.. took place Sunday afternoon. Clod-parents were Mrs.

Pearl

and Theodore Rawas named Anna

Rartkowiak

iinsk 1. The child

Lottie. Miss Stella .-obieralski, who will leave Tuesday for Detroit, where she will enter the convent of the St. Fellcian order, was very pleasantly surprised Sunday afternoon by a number of her girl friends. The party assembled at the home of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sobieralski, 41$ ; S. Jackson St., and the time was spent; with games, music and singing. Missj Sobieralska was the recipient of a; number of beautiful gifts. j Those who attended were Misses I Agnes Riehzbinska, Thodozia Plocka, '. Apolonia Rorznszkowska, Hedwige Bierzbinska, Thresa Kowalska, Pelagia Pietraszewska, Hedwige Ewald,

Helen Gadacz, Eleonor Mincinska, Magdalena Kajzer, Elizabeth Mihaiska, Stella Cyman, Mary Rrambert, Martha Rrzezinska, Helen Bierzbinska, Valerya Rrambert, Rernice CJlyniewicz, Veronica Sobczak, Aniela Piecuch. Josephine Sobecka, Veronica Stachowska, Victoria Franckowiak, Anastazia Malkowska, Elonora Hosinska, Helen Jvazmierczak, Josephine Witkowska, Aniela Rahinska, Anastazia Kazmierczak, Francis Rabinska, Sophia Fvlosccka, Ralbina Prentkowska, Stella Stasiak, Klaa Wozna, Rernice Goraczewska. Si 11a Dobrzykowska and and Francis Rrambert. The singing rehearsal of the ladies' choir of St. John's Caniius Literary society will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the association library room, under direction of Miss Pearl Smogor.

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pi:rsoxais. Martin Zytanowicz of Chicago is spending a few days with South Rend friends. Frank Rilinskl. th real estate man. residing at W. Napier St., returned from a few days' business trip in Chicago. Peter Tomcik returned Sunday evening to his home In Laporto, after spending a few days with South Fend relatives. Carl Mazgaj and Stephen Lrtmiak left Sunday for Europe (Poson. Mrs. Victoria Szulczewska. wife of Frank Szulo.ewska, 2017 W. Bertram! av submitted to an operation this morning at St. Joseph hospital. Rev. M. T. Szalewski. C- S. C. and l!tv. Martin TTanyz. C. S. C, assistants of St. Hedwige's Catholic church, left this morning for a retreat at Notre Pam'1. Stanley TCubiak has resigned his position with M. Hazinski Cigar Mfg. Co.. and has taken a position with Luther and MeOrnss Plumbing Co.

Miss Mario riaseeka. r. 1 S. Finest., and Miss Tares a Sniadecka, ."2S s. Olive st., returned Sunday evening from Elkhart, where they have been for the past few days the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Najdek. Joseph "Werwinski. 4 0T. S. Chapin st.. lft Sunday for New York on business. ;.!.-o for a visit with friends. VKent MakieJki. 411 S. F.irdsell st.. returned this morning from a brief V.sit at Five Point. Ind. He was the guest of lils daughter. Mrs. iP rtrude Pioryrtska. Che-ter Reich arrived here this afternoon from Detroit, to spend a few Tveck-.- with his sisters. While hero ; will ha the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Tre.1er. 201 S. Chapin st. Rev. Michael Swiatwokski returned Surday to his homo in Michigan City. Stanislaus 3ruciewicz left today for 'iiome in Chicago after spending a fw das with friends iti South Rend.

THE MARKETS

i:.st m:n'.u.o stock. EAST KUFFALO, June Cattle Kcceipts 2,-luO; market n:tlve aud strong. Prime steers ?'J.W?il.4o; shipping steers ..'jOs.tM); butcher grades T.-ciiS-OO; heifers $V.'")U(;i,7.,jU; rows ?;UKKf,7.U0; bulls .0o.'o.7.JG ; milch cows aud springers $oU Calves Ueeelpus 1..100 lead ; rn;irk( t netire and stondy. Cull t choice ,S(5.(HKii 1 1.((0. Sheep and lambs lieceipts 'A iA) head;

rujirket Active. Choice lambs 'J(i'.iJ4); cull to fair $7.nKf,J.UU; yearlings .PO'j.

Rogs Keceipts 12,7aO head; market active, loW20e hiirher. Yorkers .S'J.lO: niirs

5'.oy; mixed S'.t.o; heavy S'J.UO; rouglis j

.it2'i.oU; stags t)-Tft! i.W.

CHICAGO I'KOnrCK. CIIICAdU, Juno L".i. Uutter Ileeipts H.'.rXl tubs. Creamery extras extra firsts T.rJ.jVje; lirsts 'J2(n -Mc ; pac king stock 17laftil Kk'gs Keteipts IH.Khi cases. Current receipt 10'lsj; urdiuarr firsts 1Gr,i (a 17'; firsts 17(?jisi(.: extra IW-Vii-l1; shirks lie; dirtle.s ll(.il,V.

INKIN MOCK YAKDS. UNION STOCK YAK !?". III., .lime .0 Rogs Kecelpts o.THl; iuarket strong and V higher. Mixed :nid biitfliers .s.l..f S.V): good heavy $N."J.V S.4.". ; rough heavv s.u..s.'JO; light .Ss.t.Vw.s.la; pigs $7,401 s.l.": bulk $s.:t)'Vr s.4.". I'attle Receipts pi.fNX) ; market strong ami li)f higher, li.eves $7.'.0''(C.i..V) ; cows and heifers s.."j) ; tm kers and feed ers ;.tair,S.lu; Texans 7.10'is.,'; calves

riTTSHl KCJII STOCK. PITTSRrUGLI, .lure J!i. Cattle Supply 100 carloads; market l."' ." lower. Choice .w.(i;.0.(KJ; prime S.IU)'-; ;.s) ; good $s."Ja fS.r.O: tidy butchers .rrtt.X: fair S7--'rirl.hTt; common S;.r 7.im ; common ' t good fat bull ST.r.0''7 7.t0 : common to good fat COWS T.LV, ; heifers S.Y.W.i ; frenh co;j and springers .SU'li 7.". ; veal calves $ 10. 00tU 10.70; heavv and thin calves ?7.WLiS.00. Sheep ami lambs Supply . double (bnks; market active. UT.c higher on sheep. r.t lower on l?im1s. Prime wethers Srt.lO (n.27; good mlxeil ScjUKfUK); fair mixed So.lM.."..; culN and common $.'.( 01; ::.."(): spring lambs ST.. 00 -WO. 00. Hogs Receipts t'i double decks; market .V lower. Prime heavy hogs $s.r: mediums SS.fVr7 .70 ; heavv vorkers S.CCtr,f

s.7i: light yorkers fts i,f,i .70 : pirs .sr.o'

r.is.l-O; roughs .57.-.V. 7. 10 ; stags MVc. 0. 7."; heavy mixeii j?S.Cm.

somi ri:m MATtKirr. FLOUR AND FEED. (Corrected Dally by Knoblock & Gtni. Uydraullc Are.) C?rtU and Hour Uuving wTieat at V2c; oats at 40, retailing at CO'; rye. OOc, corn, buying at 7LV, soiling at Mk

Real Wonder -Worker For Wrinkled Faces

V. v.. v , .ae trifl all sorts of so- . !, '. ri:ikl.'-r.-:;j..ers hi a vain etTart . ... f i-iwfl.vv.i'' tr e of age. l!,.-vs , r r . c.tu iar'dy tiud words to !'.. ir delight with tliO wonderful ia ! r: .,ii.t, e t!ioy h;ivo given it . t r i : i m:.-, e cf this na-thod I duo i. .si '- 'o It i, .irvfb)iis ftT-tlven . ; a - -t jind Tofeet. as ;.s t '.. ,er.V fi";e oT!.- -iMlt fllso ' lt? si.rjr .-;::; iai, k actbai ar.d it" enti-.- 1 i r- :i .. Its ii;ipii Ity and its : ;:.: , a re other comuieadabk

HAY. STRAW AND FEED. (CorTei'tci Tany Ty th Wesley Miller Tlour Feed Co.. 420 S. .Michigan St.. Hay, joying $12 to $14; slllr.j? flH to Straw, paying 56 t $7; selling $ ton. Old corn, paying 7."c per bu.; selling NH? to K.- per bu. Oats, paying 40. per bu.; elllng at 47c to IOc per bu. Clover need. raying J7.S0 to $S per bu.; lolling $3 to $s.00.

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Offer a Chance to Buy Things for 4th of July

Bang! Bang! Go the Prices Tuesday 4 Shopping Days Before the 4th

33 Infants' OA Coats . . . . J. O

In;g

serge

or short wool and cashmere

coats. beautiful embroidered collar; with coupon.

PROVISIONS. (Corrected DaJiy oj r. vc. Mueller, 21 E. Jefferson Blvd.) rruit Or;inges. per c;ce. ..-; sell in g nt 4 t per o7.. Leruono. case. er.i:;g at per do.. Ionian as buytb.. Vrcrtahle New cabbrge, paying 2Hc po'i'.'nl: selling nt Old potatoes T."o per bu. S"l'!ng :it per p'-.-k. Hattrr and Kst Cuntrr butter, paying. 1XV t -.V; selling and :iOe OeitU'TV to 'se; veiling r,V' to .';.V. Kgg-.. stritl frevh. paying lv: to 2i.-; selling. "Jkc to 'Jlc.

rOlXTRY AND MEATS. (Corrected Dar.y dj tlie lerndeil Market. 125 N. Main t.) Pooltry nlckenn. pejinjf l.V to eiin at 20e to U5e. Meat ItetaTi: Tei. C(V to "Oi-; round teak, to 2.V; sirloin iteik, aV; porter buue. 3.V to 40c; bee ruast, 20c to 2Se: botlinj bef, lOe to $Jkv; iard, 16o; smoked tarn, -Oc to 30c.

keeps.

(Corrected Dally by "Warner Eroa. Seed Co.. 114 E. Wajn St.) ! 8etl Tim ;thy pnylug $2T0 to C-T per! busiei. seilirg at $3 u) Ked clorer izylr.g $3 to $7. selling s. Alfalfa, paylnff. j to : selling at Alsike clover, . , ,y tm Vlt lll tn T u . ' M r mt t 1 C.

peas. ;aylr.g from 2.r to $; selling $3:0

TALLOW AND HIDES (Corrected Dally by S. W. Llppman, 21 N. Main St.) Tllow Roufh. to 2i4e; rendered

::e m- i ..nl di--de an i No 1. 4l to oUe; No. 2, 34c to 4Hc.

. ..: -.- .f p nd.ri'd - i.d!;,. !n a ball pint. Hides No. 1 fwn h'.des lie tJ 12c; vit.b !,::.-;. .:.J bu!.' t!:- fi e n this cureil. culf skin, 13V,iC to 170; wool, lc

.32c

Infants' 50c Shoes

infants' soft .sole shoey, have kid or silk moire tops; with coupon.

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$1.00 Uxce Collar Sets J j lade of line Plaicen lace, in white or cream, beautiful patterns; with coupon.

Ruben's Vests G Infants Jluben's cotton vests, in all sizes; with coupon.

Boys' $3.5(

Suits . . ,

In all wool material, Norfolk style; knicker pants; with coupon.

Boys' 35c 1 "J? Blouse Waist I C In black sateen and blue chambray; all acres.

10c Dust

Caps

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omen s dust caps, made of percale with elastic band; with coupon.

R ?00.59c All-wool mixture, in knicker styles; sizes G to 17 years; with coupon.

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Women's ffi 50c BelU at.yC Patent leather Belts; the newest thing; with coupon.

Aluminum Q Ware Q .mall lot left; values up to L'ac; with coupon.

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10c Dress J 1 Hose sJ2& Men's dress hose, black and colors; with coupon pair 5 l-L'e.

Men's 50c J Belts JC All leather, black and tan. wtih fancy buckle; with co-"on.

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Infants' 50c

Sacques

lu wool and silk knitted, lined with fleecy flannel, beautiful combination colors; with coupon.

50c Ginghaiv Petticoats . .i

Fancy patterns; with coupon only. 19c Bath 1 Towels ... JL si fc Vnbleached Turkish Hath Towels, large size, fringed ends.

ST!w?94c Hemstitched cloths, largo size; only with this coupon.

15c Pillow Cases

Large size, 42x36. of pood quality muslin; Tuesday only 9c

$1.50 Bed Spreads . . .

Fringed cut corners, large double bed size; bring coupon.

Men's 15c OWash Ties . . . OC Four-in-hand, in new colors; with coupon only Sc. i63c..39c Pongee, with collar attached; new spring patterns; Tuesday only :0c.

25c Burson r Hose iC For women. These are seamless and full fashion; "with coupon. $2 Reducing OffCorsets . Jl For stout women, made of good coutil; well made and perfect fitting; in all sizes; with con pon.

Women's O 35c Vests . . 1 O C Fine gauze lisle, square or low neck, trimmed with lace; with coupon.

50c Kimono Aprons . . . ,t y C For women, in j)ercale, black and white checks and dark colors; with coupon.

9.c..38c

Child's 69c

Dresr

Made of chambrays, percales, in sizes l to 14 years; ovei 10 styles to cho-oso from; with ocupon.

$2 SiUc fflff Waists .... Beautiful Flowered ilk Waists; also plain White; all the latest New York styles; with coupon.

$1.50 Combination . . . q sVj For women, mu ia combination drawers and corset covers, embroidery and lace trimmed; with coupon.

35c Sanitary Q Belts Ladies' sanitary belts, adjustable, In white; with coupon.

g95c For girls 6 to 14 years, beautiful embroidery waist and shirt; with coupon.

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50c Boys' Straw Hats .C Two good styles; in all sizes; bring this coupon.

Boys' Khaki Pants 5yC lado of heavy Khaki cloth; knicker style; with coupon. Shirts HJsJKj New summer shirts, French cuffs; nobby patterns.

Girls' $1.50 O

Dresses ... OC

Choice of ginghams, percales, linens, galateas, crepes, etc., sizes 6 to 14 years

Men's $1.50 QQ Straw Hats .OOC Brand new, fresh, clever styles; great chance for men; in white, black and colors; double sole; with coupon.

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Men's 29c Q Silk Hose . . A OC Beautiful embroidered White Voile Waists; dainty styles; with coupon.

SI Voile Z1Q Waists fyC

ttlue serges or striped Work Pants; with coupon.

$1.50 Couch Covers . . .

Fringed and hemmed, many new oriental patterns; Tuesday 57c.

$3 Silk fQ Waists ... JLO White China silk, flowered design; beautiful trimmed; with coupon.

25c Paris Garters . . . . JL J C Men, don't miss this bargain. Many choice patterns.

Boys' 25c fl J -Waists I C

Blouse waists at a 'big bargain. Many choice patterns.

Women's 1 -Silk Hose . . & 1 G Pure thre;ul ailk. high spliced heel and toe.

25c Silk A MulU i&C 2 7 inch Silk Mulls, in plain and dotted, in all spring shades; with coupon, yard 14c.

50c Silk O 1 Here 3 JC Women's all silk thread Silk Hose, with double heel and toe; with coupon.

$5 Boys' Suits Boys' all wool Norfolk Suits in the. new Bulgarian style coat. 1-1 IKK with every boy's suit a 50c Straw Hat, new shape; Tuesday with J coupon D

2 Mesh Bags Genuine German silver, handsome embossed frame and long chain handle; QQ with coupon OOC

New $5 Skirts Women's and misses new Spring Iress Skirts, in adl

WOOl, Diue ajia DIHCK TiA serge, shepherd checks -StA and fancy woven; latest C&jk

styles; with coupon . . . .

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35c Windsor Ties

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Dresses OOC For women, madn of finest Amoskeag ginghama ai d chambray; new spring- stjle; all sizes; with coupon.

50c Union O Suits . . . . J. Women's fine gauze knit Union ?uits; laco trimmod knee; with coupon.

Women's all eilk Windsor ties, J

in all the new spring - colors; with coupon . .

17c

$10 SILK DRESSES

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Flowered Crepes, Stripod Ratines, Seco cut .in tho verj' latest summer styles; some with two bust ruffles; others in

tunic styles; Tuesday with

coupon, choice .

$5.00

$3. AND $4 DRESSES

Another delightful lot of K i

those line White Lingrerle, Crepe and Crash Tub Dresses, have the tunic and ruflie stylo skirt and

come in all sizes; Tues

day with coupon only . . .

$1.89

Wilt

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$10 SUMMER COAT Stvle3 bound to nlease and

jM materials and colors of

every description; plain

and colors; with this cou-

$4.25

8c OIL CLOTH Standard shelf oil cloth, in lisht and dark patterns, J per yard WOMEN'S $1.50 AUTO

DUSTERS Made of good quality Linene in tan color, out full length, trimmed with 2 pockets and buttons; all sizes: with cou- Gf

pon only QyCfl

GIRLS' $5 COATS Closing out lot of children's

Spring Coats, in serges; sizes 2

to 14 years; with coupon

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$2.75

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$10 AND $12 SUITS

You'll tlnd these to be the very latest styles, though only one or two of a kind. Plain and fancy checks; nearly any color, and in the newest popular summer styles; all sizes; Tues-

10c Gauze Vests at ......

For women, nicely shaped white thread gauzo vests, taped around tho neck and under arms; with coupon. $2.00 Hair Switches . . . 0 J j 2 4 in. lonff, full and wavy; all natural shades; Tuesday with coupon.

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$1.50 Middy 7(Br Blouse . . . . 4 Jrj

Mado of finest Galatea cloth, beautifully trimmed model; over two different styles. Compare with coupon.

$ t Seco Silk

Kimono

$4.00 Seco Silk Kimono in all shades; beautifully trimmed with satin rilbon; with coupon.

Men's $1.25 p J ' Union Suits J J j Fine ribbed, suitablo for spring wear; with coupon.

$2.00 P. K. OSn Dress Skirts Women's white pique dress sk'rts, in the new spring style; with coupon.

$1.50 Musi Gowns ....Uu For women, cut full, embroidery, ribbon and laco trimmed yoke; with coupon-

day only at

$4.50

$1 Muslin Petticoats Women's Muslin Petticoats, trimmed with wide embroidery flounce; with coupon Sf only OJil

$1 LONG SILK GLOVES White or b:ack, 16 -butt on, elbow length; with cou- A(

pon Tuesday only

Jf $2 TO $3 PICTURES f2 Framed pictures, most desirable subjects, giJt and

gr l mission frames, IT3m tm;i coupon and

Tuesday onlv . . .

Bring ;et one .79c

10c WASH CLOTHS Iirge size, Turkish knit, scalloped edge; O with coupon sJ

.33c

Men's 50c Underwear

I'orosknit or fine French balbriggan shirt or drawers; all sizes; with coupon.

$2.00 Silk

Petticoats . . 7 J j All silk messaJlno Petticoats, in all the new spring colors; bc-autiful flounce; with coupon.

35c Brassieres at ,

Women's French Brassieres, embroidery and ribbon trimmed; with coupon.

50c Work Shirts &yij Id en's blue chambray work shirts, made of Amoskeag chambray; cut full; with coupon.

Women's $3.50 White Serge Dress Skirts, $2.19.

American clocks; old everj-where at S.V; Tuesday with coupon.

$1.50 Princess Slips ..yC?l

Fnbroidery and lace trimmed; with coupon.

ftj m irriji i mm im ' t

$1 Summer A

Corsets ....SOU Open mesh, long hip, low bust; with supporters; with coupon Tuesday.

19c

50c Hose Supporters

Women's Hoso SUI porters; worth tip to 50c; with coupon.

..37c

60c White Dresses . .

Children's White Lawn Dresses, embroidery trimmed; all sizes; with coupon.

25c Window ni A Shades IliC In light and dark green, complete with fixtures; slightly imperfect; with coupon.

$1.50 Suit OA Cases 0C

IJirgo siz m;ittin.g Suit

Cases, with metal liound corners; with coupon.

15c Panty WaisU .... S For children, fine Jersey ribbed; extra well taped; with coupon.

12y2c Dress 'Ti Ginghams . 2 Genuine Amoskeag Rod Seal, in plaids and checks; with coupon.

12i2cHuck 1 Towels .... lP2 Ire white Huck Towels, fadeless, rrd border; extra l.irgo size; with coupon.

Laces worth ffi 1

to 35c ....

Closing out small lot of imported lace extra wide; with coupon, yard 9 l-2c.

ChUd's 75c A Hats

In white piquo or dotted Swiss; beautiful spring styles; with coupon.

75c Moire

Bas 3

Women's Moir hand bags in the new tango styles, in black or colors; with coupon.

$1.50 Lace Ofh Curtains . . O J U Nottingham bice curtains; choice of ne.v spring p.nterns; with coupon, pair S3c.

32c

50c Long Lisle Gloves

For women and miss.-s, full 16-lutton length; in white or black; with coupon, pair ?.2c

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Men's 20c 1 Q Hoso IlC Fam ous W e a r g a i n hrand, cotton lislfs with linen heel and toe; with coupon, pair 11c

50c Corset O Covers J J C beautiful embroiden,, lace and ribbon trim-

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Misses' $3 Dresses . .

iSamplo rre:"se.s for young ladies, in linen?, gingham, beautiful new tiered Myle; with cou-IK)n.

50c Bathing OO Caps Heanly rubberizod. all colors, milled edge; with coupon. $3 Dress 9 A Skirts .... 1. 50 Women's and misses Dress Skirts, In woolen plaids and black and white checks; all nv spring styles; with cou. POli.

25c Tissu, I Ginghams 1 U2 In stripes and checks; extra, line quality; with coupon. yaJd 12 l-2

Boys' $1.50 OO Pants (JOC All wool blue, serges; knicker styles; all sizes; with coupon. ,

29c

50c Boys' Union Suits

Poro.sk nit, a cool summer union suit; also line riblxd; in all sizes; with coupon.

35c Brassieres at ... 1 (JC Women's French Brassier, embroidery and ribbon trimmed; with coupon.

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75c Silk Belts . .

39c

Women's spring style Minaret Holts; all colors; with coupon.

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New shipment f men's dres.s shirts, necligc-e, new lot of patterTLs; Tuesday with coupon. $1 Union Qr Suits at sjyK For men Genuine p.-r-csknit Unl-n S:iit.-?, aiso line cbistic ribbed. In all sizes; with coupon.

Boys' 75c O Wah Suits . JCJC Oliver Twist Wash SjitH for i'oys 2 t ears, pretty patterns in various color combinations; with coupon.

35c Kimono "1 OAprons . . . . For child-, in p-TcJ", dark colors; s:z- s to 1 t years; with coupon.