South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 15, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 January 1915 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES I - ! i i, i i i hi . i.mm i am Pre-Inventory Sale of Winter Mittens We place on sale tomorrow six dozen line Kid Mittens, Fur Tops, that q were 31.00; for all sizes for women, only DC Pre-Inventory Sale of Pre-Inventory Sale of GLOVES i About 50 pieces tint formerly sold at y 5o and 75c yard, 25c. Broken lines of long Kid Gloves of Perrin finest qualities that sold up to S3. 95. Clearance price, pair $1.50. j 7 I T ESQ tin

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WOMEN BUYING SHIRTS FOR HUSBAND AT 95c. W'liy Not! Women are better buyers than men and know when Si.5o and S2.00 Shirts are offered at 95c they are setting the best values possible. Hundreds of women .are takingadvantage of our great Davies Shirt Sale Men who have no wives will find our Men's Section easy to reach, just step inside the door and turn to left of main entrance. Sl.5o to s:;.(K) quality at 95c. Sl.oo to Sl.50 quality at 79c. 75c to S1.00 qualitv at 50c. Representing all the tine materials possible that make up shirts and desirable patterns. Styles for dress or recreation. Look them over. SATURDAY We are going to test your interest in Underwear.. If vou need them, vou can save just 25 per cent as we offer tomorrow only $1,50 Union Suits at 79c. The regular stock we sell every day at St 1. 00. Made of fine gauge fleece ribbed material. All sizes foF men, white and ecru. WORKING MEN. We can offer you the best Overall on the market in two grades, 49c and 95c. Great Reductions Have Been Made on FUR SETS and SEPARATE PIECES lor this pre-inventory Sale. Many people who wait lor this sale will be interested at this announcement. Brown Coney Sets that sold for $?o at $5.00. China Wolf Sets that sold for S12.5 ai $9.50. Black Fox Sets that sold at S 15 and s5o, $25.00. Iliad !'o Mull-., uvular aliu s. S1..00. .War V;1 Mini's. .S.V.I.". War S' al .Mutt's. $?.".". 1 Iuil-am Ho.il Mint's at Sl:!.!l.". Scotch Mole Sits at sir. no ami $::n.7.".

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You will find in every section of our store Winter goods marked considerably below cost for quick clearance. These goods must be sold at once. Remember we have two months of winter before us. It will pay you to buy for the next two months and early Spring during this sale. BLANKETS AT ONE-HALF regular price; UNDERWEAR prices cut in two; DRESS GOODS SILKS "at ONETHIRD OFF; SWEATERS ONE-HALF j-rice ; CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS and FURS at less than ONEHALF regular prices. CHILDREN'S SECTION prices reduced 33 1-3 to 50 per cent on all winter merchandise. Big reductions on RUG CURTAIN MATERIALS.

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Offers opportunities to meet any requirements both in price and quality of materials. Junior Coats at $4.95 are fully worth double this price. Misses' Cape Coats at $5.95 were formerly $12.50. Misses' Coats at $7.95 consists of Broadcloths in Black Boucle all lined, and Zibelines.

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Values S 19.75 to S25 I.anib Broadtail, Broadcloth and Novelty Mixtures. NEW DRESS SKIRTS

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Values S25 to S27 200 Coats of every desirable style, full guaranteed Satin lined. NEW SPRING DRESSES AT $5.95 Sponge and Granite Cloths with all the new effects.

BALANCE OF CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES That sold regularly S2.50 and S2.98, all wool serges. Sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Reduced to $1.50. SWEATERS FOR LITTLE TOTS That sold for S2.00, but slightly soiled. Sale price 98c.

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85 Coats reduced to $2.39 for children 10, 12 and 14 years old. Coats that formerly sold at s5."uo to S8.5o. Sl.50 and, SI. 98 Bathrobes for children reduced at this sale to 98c.

ENTIRE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES. 2 to 6, 6 to 14, at ONE-THIRD regular price. 50c Dresses 33c. 75c Dresses 50c. Sl.oo Dresses 66c. Sl.50 Dresses $1.00. And about 100 Dresses, 6 to 14 years, that sold up to S3.05. This sale at $1.00.

500 yards of 45 in. all wool Dress Goods, good colors, some blacks; were S2.00. Reduced at this sale to 9Sc yd. 300 yards of all wool Dress Goods that were 85c and S1.0O; this sale 59c yd. 15 pieces of line all wool Challies, that sold at 50c yd. Reduced to 39c yd. 1,800 YDS. FANCY SILKS. Former prices were Sl.oo, Sl.50 and S2.00 vd. 'At 69c and $1.00 yd. This lot includes Pussy Willows, Fine Plaids, Black Taffetas, Handsome qualities of Fine Swiss Taffetas. Pre-Inventory Sale of FINE IMPORTED WHITE GOODS AT 10c YD. Just the fabrics for Children's Dresses. Handsome crepes, 25c values, included, also oxfords, mercerized waistings, right in time for early spring wear. 30 Pieces of Handsome Voile Flouncing Embroideries ai 59c yard A wonderful bargain that sold up to $2.00 yd.

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This lot of fine Waists represent the broken lots of all Fall and Winter models made bv one of America's foremost designers. They are all fresh and clean, with long sleeves, standing and turn down collars. Former values were 31.00 and Sl.50. We bought them at y2 Price and can afford to give you the benefit. Sizes to 46. We recommend them to school girls. Sale price 59c.

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KELLER RESISi

across the table to Chief Kerr, who

was present at the meeting. Xo definite statement was made by Officer O'Conntll before the board but it Is understood that he il id not report for duty at roll call and that his resignation takes effect at once. It is understood that the charges

Those wlin believed that the work of J. H. Quilhot. Mayor Keller's "Shf-rloik Holmes of the Under

world." was fully reealed by the arrest of almost 75 persons were mistaken according to the results of a board of safety meeting held between ; and 6 o'clock last night. Quilhot, who was arrested last niiiht upon a charge of public indecency and lodged in the county jail, was the principal factor in the proceedings relative to the resignations of Thomas OConncll and Charles Keller from the police -force. Orlieer Keller was charged by the board of safety with insuborination and lack of diligence in finding out the conditions on his 'beat" or territory. Ott'a er O'Connell was charged with drinking on duty. Quilhot. the inetigator. being the man who said that he drank with O'Connell. An opportunity was given both officers by the board to wori: until the first of the month, but Mr. Keller resigned at once, tossing his badge

PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Closed Nostrils and End Head-Colds.

against Keller were based upon the fact that Quilhot uncovered many alleged immoral resorts on the territory covered by the ottu-er. . In the last monthly report of Otticer Keller he stated that to his knowledge conditions were good. He served :s traffic policeman in the mornings and

traveled a "beat" in the afternoon, at a time when he claims actions puch as those charged by Quilhot were not taking place. According to report? Officer O'Conlnel and "Detective" Quilhot drank liquor together. Quilhot i? said to have offered this testimony to the

board of safety as his linal action before leaving Pres't Augustine to fight the crusade against vice alone. Neither Mayor Keller nor Mr. Augustine would state last night that OHicer O'Connell has resigned, although they both reported that Officer Keller had severed hi? connections with the force.

THE RED LINE TAXIS AND AUTO LIVERY Careful Drivers.

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You feel line in a few moments, Your cold in head or catarrh will b gone. Your clogged nostrils will open

The air passages of your head will

clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness, headache: no hawking, smithing, mucous discharges or dryness: no struggling for breath at night. Tell your druggist you want a small buttle of Kly's Cream Halm. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head: soothe and heal the swollen, inIlamed mucous membrance. and relief comes instantly. It is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable.

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tl COATS COATS 15.00 COATS 18.50 COATS j j $2SB $5.0 $T-5 $9.9S k $25.00 Cloth Coals $25.00 SUITS $15.00 SUITS $12 to $15 Dresses I $30 VELOUR COATS $35 VELOUR COATS $40 VELOUR COATS il $2.S- $22.Q $25.00 I 1 ALL WINTER MEECHAM5ISE AT EEBUCE PRICES t