South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 355, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 December 1914 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Monday. di:ci:mi;i:k i i.

GQETHALS ASKED

TQ GIVE DETAILS: -

lii- answer. Hi uM h thf i ' . t if'.. .-- . . 1 . ..i rt Jiti u i 1 t i

ARE NOT COMPELLED

TO BE CHRISTIANS I'""! i'' (the other and by so doinc he was al

ways iii h, nt m earthly possessions.

J ! (all-. Not l or 0n--rii t lint W-x

dimt--n. Say Kev. H. It. llo,tettr.

'ni.

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nils

all

Tn-rt Trvrrwln Root nnctrmmrc I ltl!(,,,-h ' ''' v'"' t'"1--' ' x"

i ii tr nn iiial the love f a father and mother. Mr. I'(1T vud the home s-ignal is the daiitrr signal to temptation. As an illustration, a beer drinking lather

ut in love, honor ...nd pantv. cann t a h the canu me proper m-

"ilci! and women art- i to that temperam -. The mother that plav ? t i n i in their I i --s cvtTy day. We j cards cannot tach her daughter the must choose in ,,ur school courses, injthin-s that she should. our business and in our marriage. X ! one is to choose jor us. IllDHCQ I CMIPMP.Y FOR

'V kno.v (urs' ls onlv as far as

we have hern tempted, and if not ;

ar,i(s of , tri il we an- not full', acquainted with

Will Not Be Sent to Panama , :!t ; ""r;..,, ., v., , w,,k

llnlPQS TllPir NOPM P PnrlV'1 statement jn.nlc bv i:v. II. It. Hos-itor wealth by scheming and planning U,IIUa . 11 ULLU !i u,CdMJ , tetter, j-istor of W.-tministf r lTcs-y-;to heat oth-r people, are tlis. who

9hOVVn ' t-rjan church, in his sermon list! have felt the giip of Cod's hand

niht.

. Me said that the law has hern elev.itf.l and spiritualized. We are ri.mV;..in.N'(i'n .. I '. lb Whther . man.b d to deb-L-ate our a hoi.- being

,hc navy h.,.riitinet will send tor- !W'V' 'U 'V -V"" T , 'V !l' 1nu'in,T? , , , . . ; to OhI. The lit,, to which rhnst rails

i .:o noats to uii canal .one to as -i-l ,1s th(. w.r, ,1j(J ,,f th;1

G'v. (Jorthals in mair.?ainntf the nii-j wa ors of If ishn. ss. It is tli.- e,,mtrality of the Tinted States there will ; niuni-atioii of the self for a life of deiM-nd. a. annoura rd Sunday ni'ht hy l'1','" in r'";l :tn1 "Pf"I . srvier. for our fellowmen. See'y cf the Navy Daniels, on infornia-, r,ril, u,Uit t, it is t,.4 IMS1,n

Tfierr will r meeting's everv nilit

net u-rr; at the minion. Kev. Henry .. Davis, pastor of the 1'lrst .M. i:. ehureh. will speak tonight.

PARENTS' DAY IS

OBSERVED BY CHURCH

tion to be received hy Xer'y of War Uarri.'on as to the rtam fT Iov. J.et tial.- rcMLicst.

e- i.arrison is sm a .wumu

ahh- fhinr Jo ticcmv t all th ; ri-h nierrif s (Jod ha he -tow ed tin u5. 1 "specially docs tl'ie sa. l ili. e of Christ i on tlie -ros all us to a lif- of j.- ,

est love and de otion

IJe. .. Dt-kei- Say- llnnic is Mor J'lTrrtDr 'I'liaii Clliin h or S liool.

I'aietits' da was ol. served hy tlu

Ihi-r a.iviees fri.-m r.ov. ;octha 1. ; These conditions mu-! l.- l,s,nfd ! ''irst l-M-Hst ehur.h when Kev. C. A. The attitude of official: of the. ad-,,,- th,. l( rpjr lr w,.lr js lu (. . D- r. t h e p a: ' ..r. spoke on "Til"

ministration n i-arna uom m ; , ,-ptahh- unto Cod. It inns heolun

tiand iy nitjlit is Outt this kov ern nn-ni j

hould ' slow and a t in this particu

lar c;i-e with much ir um.-pc-tion. It ib not stated that ttiis attitude is due to the fact that charges are unofficially madV against a Dritish ship. I ut it was the alleged violation hy a Dritish hip. the Lena, which is understood to have raus'-d Cov. Coethal.s to : end his urge nt message Saturday ni'ht to Hec'v of War Carrison. The sui:estion v.a.- madu .Sunday ni-ht by ore of the offi ials to whom th- rnattci had been referred for an rxpert opiiiio.i. that perhaps the request of (Jov. Gocthals was very hasty, it was stated by this official that the essol which has been charged with violation of neutrality may not have been actually within the jurisdiction of Cov. Cioethals. i'ossibly then, it

may be tdiown that he was within her j Mistakes in (invrriiniont Arc Trace-

liome Simial." Me said home train

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accord tr Mini. C.o.j does not cniimd . 1 . " " 1 ' , i aM

us to h- christians. Me calh- not for

conscripts, hut for volunteers. Tv'e must live our lives for Mini, day by day. and every day. lake the .Macedonion s. the christians, first Kivo themselves, then they know that all lessor ifts wil! follow quickly and naturally. Dr. MvCuai' spoke in th" morning on the subject, "Tim Carment of Praise for the Spirit of Heaven." The resuiut ion endorsing national prohibition and petitioning Conur-ss-man Darnhart to support the same was adopted unanimously.

possiiuv L;et. lie ;ae tliree rr;.s(n

whv the home is 1. tier than the sch,ool or church. The tia'mir '-r the son i;ets at heme is constant and not onl for his betterment intcllt a t .la llv i-ut also morally, 'i'iie church onfj. dals with the moral side of the child while the school only de.ds with the intellectual side. The hme ives steady training to the child w'hil" the school and

JAPANESE IN WEST Statement. Sound Like Tlnxe Said Alnnit Jew- Ve;iN Am, Sallahhi Cronbadi. Drawing an analofry between tlie treatment of the Japanese by the people of California at the present time and the treatment of the Jews by the. people of Kurope in' the past. Kabbi Cronbadi pleaded for more leniency with the Asiatics on our western coast, in his Sunday morning s-ernmn at Temple JWth-i:i. He spoke on the subject. ;ius 1'rum the liubtiish Heajv' 'the discourse beinp one of his series of sermons on "Curiosities of Ilecer.t Jev.-ish M'storv." "M:iny of th' thinps said hy the "alifornians about the Japanese sound almost word for word like the thinps that used to be said against the Jews," said the speaker. "Various of the laws proposed against the Japam'Fe arc almost identical with the laws (.nee upon .'i time proposed and enacted against the Jews of the several 1'uropean countries, and the reasons offered for the laws against the Japanese are practically identical with the reasons that used to be heard in the debates on the Jew question in the lands across the Atlantic." iin Sunday. Dec. 2u. there will be hell an observance of Manukka. Th' !Yast of LidU" or "The Feast

THREE SOCIETIES ATTEND SERVICE ATST. PATRICK'S Communion ser ices at St. Patrick's church Sunday nio-nins-'. were attended by !'. members of the St. Vincent do Paul o iety. the Holy Xanie society and the Catholic )mW of Foresters. Father John F. D Crete administered holy oinmunion and preached the sermon t'olbcvin in which he praised the three societies for the uood work dnn in ihe past, and counselled them as to tie ir duties in the future. Breakfast was served to inc numbers of the Holy Name society, after which The annual election of orih-efs

was he'd, the follov ins; la-mi; e! - ted '

for the coming cat : A. W l

president; Sylvester F. Laii . a president: Fram-is X. .M-li'iu-r;. i cording se-retary; II. !:. Fi- : trcisurer.

MOTHER SAYS "HY 7 CHILDREN

TAKE FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE

For Colds and r Throat and Lunns.

Contains No Alcohol or Dan-

rli, r. gerous Drugs.

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Bui!. You Up

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ONE REVENUE STAMP Special Hulitm i Made o- !; Indiaiiapoli-. Coe- :;. r.N'DI ANAP IA. Federal authorities h : .a

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zation of the int rnal li ve at Washington iiae c . t . t : live hundred dollat iav-:c w hich the Dyon-Atlas ' '" dianai)clis, required to ;,

merit connected v. ith the exomsion oi i aooui ;i is

the company's business. The local i a urn I was take:! h

chief dejiuty informed the camp iav a v :w srvere n.d ii-il

that the largest revenue stump th -yand wa.s just about triein up hope of had wits $2. At thks rate it would i ever recovering h, .. f, w,r..i .... ,

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li.rv. ij .jr 1 111 IOC UOv a

ment which would have necessitated greatly enlar'in:,- the paper.

To meet the exi-em v the local chief

deputy, William M. s.mith took the

of Dedication." Ttahbi Cronliacli will matter up with V.'t5hinuton with the

ehur b i- not. T h h o m e

knives mote personal aid to the child speak on tin subject, "laht to the result that Monday it will be deliver

than the school and church, as r.oth- World." ed.

my husband about Father John's Medicine. I tried it and I felt better at once. My husband has bad colds oik his chest, am! whenever mi- !" these comes on he alwas takes Father John's Medicine. We always recommend it to everybody." (Sinn-

d tam

ed i Mr. and Mr. Ji:stus i!y of sev en . hiblren. pememocr th.at Fa: bi r Medi' i He i ' .'-t f r : . !d-

throat and h;r. u troubl s. e-ause it UiVi- ti." Weakened sVsl'tU !U'th To '-aid ',' i:;--'.--e. It i- a pere food mt .Ii; ii . flee fr-o., ..b'dird a:ai vlanLleroMS i!ri'- Cet .t tod.CV.

J-lltl'S

and ail

PEOPLE ARE RESPONSIBLE

.iiaa T iciftnrc It was suwuesieu

this government mitfht well ko slow fA'lefore action which niiht be const rued a-t one of offense to belligerents. Sec'y of War Carrison faid Sunday evenine; he lias no information that there was a iolation of neutrality by the British ship Dena in the improper use of her wireless:. All I know officially," the secretary said, "is that L received a message from Cov. Coethals to send two iropedo boats to hirr. to detailed to watch cases involving neutrality. He did not Rive any of the facts. I only know of the j articular allegation of violation of neutrality from pn-ss dispatches which were shown to no-. I have made the request to the navy department for the detail of two torpedo boats if they should be necessary." Sec'y Garrison explained that he did not immediately comply with the request of Gov. Goethals; because he had not the f.icts and did not regard the request of such urgency as to demand immediate action. Sec'y Daniels said: "I assume if torpedo destroyers are to be sent, orders will go to the destroyers at Charleston. S. C. The department will do nothing until it hears from fc'oc'y of War Garrison." At the navy department up to a late hour the officials had received no instructions to order the torpedo deMroycrs from Charleston to Colon. The destroyers are the type of vessels now doing duty, maintaining neutrality at New York, F.oston and most of the big ports. They are equipped with powerful wireless outfits and can make from L'." to :1 knots in pursuit, it is expected that if Gov. Goethals .ts the two destroyers requested he will station one in the Pacific and one in the, Atlantic.

IS TOO MUCH LUKE WARMNESS IN CHURCH People Can .Wither lie Called ClirUtions Nor Xon-C'liristiaii. Says Pastor.

able to It ('iticie

....I. . . i .

j ne i;oerunient is run oy tne P''-I yv pie. the kind of government i the)V kind the people want, and for these ! 4j reasons the mistakes made and tlie j mismanagement of it are the fault uf'X the people," w as a statement made j f by Atty. A. K. .Martin iti an address to the members of the Twilight club' held at the V. M. A. Sunday after- jV noon when he spoke ..n the subject, "Political Responsibility." y He showed the different results of I a well managed government and oi.e s

loosely managed. There were 10 men present at the meeting.

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Toes day Coupon Sales That arc' AgSow With Practical CiirisSmas gplrl

CHRISTIANS NEED PRAYER AND WORK

'.Mistake of tlie Man of the Mountains and the Man of the Plain" PaMorV ' hject.

FURS

C h i 1 ds !..

M..-, 14.50

w f,j v t J

A Women's $10

-I

Sets

trr v.

i- v. at

l II -mV I

3.79

50c Gowns, "2 A

...

"T,uke Warmnes-" was the topic that Kev. John S. P.urns. pastor of the Trinity Presbyterian (hurch spoke on last niht. He said s -me people are expressionless and are unaffeeUd by other sorrows or joys. They do not use their powers of "warmins;- up to Oin occasion." they do not give people, i warm reception when they are worthy of olio, they do not always give one a cold reception when they should. They have feelingless,. benumbed dispositions. In regard to Christianity, some pcoide arc neither warm or ndd to.vards it. For that reason the ehr.ivh cannot count on thse people in helping m the church work. They do not like to be called non-christiaus. but they annot be albd i-hri-tia us. Kev. P.urns said there is nerd of a 1 true amount of luke warmness in tin- hurch. in order that it may do the best work that it possibly can. A large percent of the people are not opposed to Christianity, bat they arc not enthusiastic about it and in e.uryim: out the hurt h duties that ale given to do. they ithel' do ouly half of them or nor at all. He said the app' ,,1 ." the , hur. h is

for an enthusi.i.-tic reception, and a air;, in out the truih : ehristianitv, tor a pers !".al ity . i.l-'i's to all the higher an-1 better things "t life, for a disposition that warn; ;;p all the iovs ;. nd duties thai are hi-hest in life.

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In disroving the fallacy that having a good time with the Lord constitutes religion. Dr. James L. Gard

iner in his Sunday morning sermon

at St. Paul's M. F. church held no Peter, "the man of the mountains." as an example of a man who was useless because while praying, he forgot to work. He also cited the example of Andrew, who accomplished

little because lu, iort to pray. lie Sleepers snoke on the subiect. "The Mistake i r v--h'v-

of the Man of the Mountain and the;nf heavy tlannelette: Man of the Plain." J for boys and girls.

i ne misiaKc'oi I'tjier is me mis- ; v y tip take of the mount.fln mjii everywh re ! lLA O

w OtniKrlit tti -it r..liirinn ,..... i . .

simply in prayer or in a religious experience," said Mr. Gardiner. "The mistake lay in the fact that lie wantid to stay on the mountain continuously-, forgetful of the fact the: 'vas work for him to do at the fc.i of the mountain. His mistake v -.s that lie mistook a good time . id the Lord for tlie sum and subiam'e f

I religion.

" tiil now Ihe mistake of .'.rwlrevv'

the man of the plain, was a1 the 1 VV Handkerchief (Tm other extreme. lie forgot . prt.y. A J JT Q V man Imd cmne tr him and the ttheriV., . " ' . ,

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ill .r ij'n .- i ii. i.'.'i ..i i in- lll.'liillcllll l ,1-111 .1 a

wnu a cuiiu possesseu oi an evil spirit. The father of the child appealed to tlie disciples for help. Put they failed to help him. W'lvy? Jesus tells us in the words of the text. 'This kind can come forth only by prayer.' "There are two large words in the Christian vocabulary. First there is the word, prayer. 'Prayer is the Christian's vital breath.' The Christian man who fails to pray must die spiritually. The disciples at the foot of the mountain forgot to pray. The Christian must never forget to go to God for help. He must go to the top of the mountain to pray that there he might receive inspiration for his w (irk. "The second word is the word, service. The Christian is one who serves. Mir religion must not be in the passive but in the active. The ureatest

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man in the kingdom of God is the O boxes.

man w ho prays best ami serves most." i i umj - i . . , . Dr. Gardiner spoke last ni'.ht on j X L00 " M Is! I the subject of --The I.st Won?" or I Y rWl ' Crlt St

O Infants' 75c Dresses at . . 0 S C ( f tine lawns- elabor-

i j ate c-mbroidery trimw rued.

29c

37c

."he C'haiai ter l'nbrcakable DolU .

Tchiy liirs for

."0- Holiday Mamlkcrchicfs y to hi . . . . .

r.oxc

Will IK

m iioiiuav

23 c

liday boxes ..Jys

r0o Hair I So cicr O and Ji'wel Foo. . j C

..5c 13c

Men's 10e aua (.Ioe at 2.e I'ari. (Jarters at

GIFT SETS 50c HANDKERCHIEF

37c

l.v -n- Ii. ! iered orj Jt jj

:'. and 4 to a box; beau

tifully

broidered

hems

in a holidav

box.

.Men's .Viv Holiday Garter Sets

Men's ."IK Combination

Sets, consisting of Suspen

ders. Garters and Arm Hands,

37c

NECKWEAR Men's 7."c cc-kear: in handsome holiday boxes; silk four-in-hands, .Men's .i()i; Neckwear: four-

in-hands in retty holiday boxes, at.

.Men's $1.5 Holiday liox 'lie and Hose Com- QQ binatioa Set OsC Men's :i."c All-wool Socks, grey mixture, f 7 at 1C .Men's J1I All-wool Pants:

grey mixture and blue serge

24c

93c

SWEATERS IM'.WTs, s::.r,n swiLTi:it Siri'S; sweater. -gin.c, cap ami mittens; red.

white or t f

78c

2.87 i's ?;.'.

3.74

Infants' ? 1 .",n Svvea ters at . . .

Boys' and Girls1 j f

.w h.i 1 er a l VIC

Men's and Wuuen's .."."

Sweaters ;t

Men's and Women's .;. a

S w eaters ut

$5 BATH RQBES

$1.S9 ThtJ 1 d e a 1 Christmas ;:ilt

made of cenu- fr ine !! e a o n $ H$ x b 1 ii n k e t : in t.! Navajo a n d VivW I'Lor.il i.ali i :4s. i..' .v'y

I 'ior.il patterns.

lor na ii or v. lief).

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YOUNG MEN SOUGHT BY SUMDAY SCHOOLS I'our Vc k- Campaign lo Indue' Theni lo Attend Meeting Now I'ndcr a .

Sanday maflied the opening !" th.' c.t'.-,-vide ca!nia'.cn " .he puri'e of r. rolling more men in the S iriday si hi'ol y das- of the vari uis churclie of South Fend. The matter i- to he' mpha-i.'ed in the b-oal pulpits for tour week-, and extra "'- t - will be made ta i!'.crt:'Se tlie sia- of all of the men'. c!ass. The ib a origiuat. d in the e!as of the First M. F. Sunday s ho.d tamrht 'y J. . Ames. Assisting Mr. Ana s in eondm ting the camp'iin are Alf r. . Foe. Infant and J. C. F.ovv-her. ofhi :. ;s of tlie s. liool. Q A v-sfm of ha 'idica ps h::s i--ll ;.f-1a!:L-ed !;. which e:ici school w il have a chalice to win it: the fa, for increased ni.-m' " rship. At the nd of the four v. eiks. the winning s- ho,d 1 to be b Mai'i-'ti .1 at the Y. M . '. A.. :! uhah time a Younr M n's Saadav School a.-o-: iatiott will b. f-'rniej

..ba:- the lira s of the brotherhood?!

Women's 65c Flannelette Qf Gowns . . . . vJ j Q Plain white or pink and blue stripes; heavy. Women's 5c Gift

las.... 65c V An ideal Xmas iritt; Z tinest quality.

10 bars of Battle Ax Soap 24c 9 cans of Kitchen Kleanser 26c 5c Roll of Toilet Paper 2y2c 75c Imported Serges, in all colors, 36 in. wide 35c 9 bars of Buttermilk Soap 26c

7c Apron Gingham 8c Dress Gingham 7c Standard Percale

In I InMparhrl Muslin l V.

7c Outincr Flannel

15c Turkish Towels 9 20c Kimono Flannel in floral designs. . 9V2C $1.50 Full Bed Size Comfort. 89c

BLANKETS DOMESTICS

$1.74

$3.00 BLANKETS Heavy wool nap blankets, in beautiful plaids and plain color: special at

$1.00 Large Size Blankets at 69c $1.50 Double Bed Blankets at 89c

Sl CKI4J ULAXKITl'S; in

pink and blue; pretty nurs

ery designs: large size, at

p?2c i: ati's xrnsK

STIUPJ: ;IN;ILMS: from

full pieces ; yard UL

toe cAsimnm: twii.i, rieVNXKLS; in all desirable

colors; yard at

59c

. 82C

7ic

Hk YOltlv OlTIMi PI.ANXKLS; light and dari; T patterns; yard C

ioc ii;pi'i:itiLii rxiucii

MI) .Ml'SL

!." VAKliS

T'Je COITOX RUT;

large size, Ti'xloi.

.- PAKFKK TOWELS: extra

tine iiality; A DOZES Pol:

m j m . w w m m mm s ro: . $1.00

at. .59c

: extra 34c

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50c - X

ilk. X o

$1 Alarm rt X Clocks . . . . n s'lj x

nii.n s si ..-, 1 IlVni UOKILs tii, t - !iea'. . 1 :ali- :v '

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riose at . . .

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Women's 50f O Gloves . . . .sJsJKj Chamoisette: silk lineal, black or white. X 50c Phoenix Qfy MufHers ... J j Ir men or women; in v whit and irrav: in irilt

W'nmPn'e Si 1

Corsets at . . 1

Xumodels; some lace in front; best made.

Finest $2 Corsets at . . J &j Newest models; tinest made: supporters attached.

Serge Coat

Infants' $3

Long or short: for boy; or girls; emhroidereJ.

50c Tea Oflf Aprons . . ..OC Peautiful deep embroidery and lace trim.

$1 Leather O O Hand Bas . ? 0 C ' f solid b . t a. : . a it h i J . " ; i-a a ! X i, . i - i ft .

"..17c

25c Wool

Hose at

For men. women and children: superior quality.

Committing the I npardonable in." being the second in a scries of evening services on the general subject. "Modern Stories That Pr u h."

MFN HALLFD OM TO

- 1 W I'VI l i m j ii i ! i t

DECIDE EACH DAYIOlSSSMS42Kg

ins' Selwtion U Thomo lNr Ad- A urson 1 1 f ilrc- by K. I., n.rd at Womch's; fast black:

f slight imperfeetimis.

cv Mission.

Moses. b- taking Christ when he; -vas uiven his c-hoice of Christ or the j

v r?r"e ti"N .Vn;rV3

.( Women s $1

devil, shaped his life for the I ulure O Shawls at . . J S

; Allvv wool knit: white

as miiny men do, said It. A. F.ird.

supc riniemn-ni oi ine new mission, in -r w colored inserts. . . ...... 3 ... ..:..t-.

nis sei mon uuoa num. "V m mm m .ivj i

I ll IIOM i wnu Ol III, III, Ol ,'-. J-jW Vfe!" K.

rry man. ue s.iiu. io n ne musi maKC a c hoice and this time came to Moses ; 25c Baby wlo ti he w as standing at a place ! A .

count overiooK i.gvt. its y

17c

w here h

!.;.)- ovr .mids and its Xile it- t.al. t Kleinrrt's make; water

ac. s and ihe r st of its beauty. The . proofd : all sizes

lord and the devil vv tie w aitiil:

? ,ijf, . - . i'.r

O 75c Union OQr Suits at . . . .J kj

I'or wom n ; ''m-c lin

ed, silk ttitr.med: warm

r r . M - f . . . '

-1

t hat exi-t in a

: t the pi cm r.t time.

Take LAXATIVi: F.IK Mo )F1NTXF: y) Tald-ts. I r i -' i t s refund ir.one if iti I

CHICHESTER S PiLU !

iOl Union lObuiU at . . . .03C Q For women: heav knit

LOWER PMICE DAY IN READY-TO-WEAK

10 Plusb Coat

Made of long pile silk )lus':i and matelam; deep shawl collar; large button trimmed: lined throughout; all sizes for women

$20 Salt's Fur Fabrics at $13.50 Misses' $15 Cape Coats, priced at. .$9.95 Children's $5 Winter Coats at $2.99 All-wool cheviots; tive new styles; aes i; to 14. Children's $3 Winter Coats, now. .$1.59 Pearskins and zihellne; ages 2 to ",. Child's $5 Heavy Winter Coats $2.40 Policies, zihclines, chinchillas; ages P to 14.

819 Dresses at All silks, all wools and combinations of silk and serge ami velvet and serge; wanted colors; all sizes for women and misses

New Si CoaS

College Coats, Russian Hares, plaids A j

checks, mixtures; largest assort-LSr,'jJ ment in city; some with deep belts; U . fcizes for women and misses

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W'm's $5 Russian Tunic Dresses. .$2.79 Wool serges, l orduroys and shadow 0 hecks. W'm's Finest $20 Winter Dresses. $11. 89 Silks and combinations: new stvb-s. Women's $5 Dress Skirts, priced . . . $2.78 Five new styles; nil-wool materials. Women's $3.50 Dress Skirts at. . . .$1.94 $3.50 Extra Sized Serge Skirts at. .$1.79

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All-wool serge? and crepes; Hilingote models in navy. ("open, brown and black; a good range of size? for women; trimmed eollars

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Men's 25c Pure Silk Half Hose 11c Men's 10c Black, Colors, Hose at. . .5c Men's $1 Flannelette Night Shirts. 65c Men's 75c Plush or Mixture Caps. .37c 35c Police or Firemen's Suspenders 16c Men's 50c Fleeced Underwear. . . .36c Mens $1 All-Wool Undervear. . .78c Men's 75c Gray, Stripe Fl'nel Shirt 39c Boys' 35c Brownie Strip'd Overalls 19c Boys' 50c Shirts or Blouses at. . . .33c

Beys' 20c Seamless Hose at 11c 75c Blue Serge or Mix. Knickers. .47c Boys' or Girls' 50c Wool Gloves. .29c

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