South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 25, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 January 1915 — Page 2

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MONDAY, JAM AItV ZZ, 1&15. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

LOCAL HEN SECURE MfiPT nr mm AiiiAnnn

muoi uruunflvvflnuo

Single Comb IlufT Ix'ghorn. First young. II- F. Beynold.", Misha'va ka. 'coond young:, L Summrrgill. sr.. South Bend. Uc Comb hitr Ijcxhoru.

. First you uk. 11. Bichurd Lucke, j .v;tcph rison, Mich. ! (Golden CampiiM-.

First yoiinj,', A. NV. iShidler, South

Pvhih CUai.. Pnd

From South Bend and Wish-! .",' h.,.""5, Vaal A" ",Urm:"1awaka Take Lion's Share of J r.irn,i 5 "'"'K' J' '"' 'Suli,h 1 11t ,,1.1. Fred Dischscl. South p ; Bend. j single Comb Black Minorca. Cup awarded at th- pomtry t-how! First ,U1, jariUM s. Keating. Mi.baon tlie hot i n disidav and on se-iv.aka.

cial- wero secured largely by local exhibitors. Tin .sveepstake- and the best pen awards will not he announced until the latter part of the

v. eel:. The pen cui awards wnn-t im' ir.iiVi..

, ijivea only where there wen; two or Srnmd young

First voting. James Keating,

Mishawaka. Siler Spangled Hamburg. First old. Frank Hielrnan, Noith Jwd.-on.

First young. Kobert K. Beese. Brdl-

THE MARKETS

more competitors. fnM,

First young pen. White Korks. (' W. Osborne, South lb nd.

Frank llielnian.

The cup awards , Nortli Judn.

I SUtwrli. I. Ill .,1 t a. .......

I-i r.st and second old, James A. Daley, .Mohawk. Mich.

ir.-t you ni; p"ti. ui liocks, ('. S. J j;eiil. Feldmier, South Bend. Second young. sear l.ippnu'.n, First old pen, White Wyandnttes, South Bend. J. W. Marker, Bremen. j Single Comb Bull' Orpingtons. First old pen, Wh.ite Orpingtons, First old. W. II McNitt. South Bend. J. D. Fmmon.s, South Bend. i s,'r"n'1 i,U J- anl A- ,'ail"nI i' .... l l .... 1

First

South Bend.

First young. J-

young pen. White Wvan-

dottes, Frank F. Hering, South i n i...r,,i

Pchd. j Second young.

ijrst young pen. White Orpine-, out h Bend.

ami (.'. A. Barton, W. J. Mclntyre,

KAST miTAT.O I.IVK MOfK. HAST lil lTAI-e. Jan. -". C.TTLi: I: Ipt-. .'I.loo ii-si.l ; nmrkft slv. Prim" "tfTs. ?s.;.v7 ; buuUr r!i1e, ?s.j.v-7 tMil). $..V-5j7.(m. '. hVI'-s i:t-eipp, i-.u : marker SHFBI AND L.V.MIIS lti-ipts. tU". fi'M't; uuirkft :irflve. :a- M'ticr. '?ii.f htln'M. Js.Sw.m..: ull t) fair, ..".tKf yearihiL'''. ..(K.i7.r: she'!".. '."', ;.:. IH m;s-IP-, l.'.Mut: ntiirkr aetive. ID'of "o- hlelier. V.irkfrx. $7.Ki v.o; plf . JT.". vui ; mixed. .7..'-"'i 7-"; heavy. Sl.J)

(IIHW.O MVK T(I(K. FNION STOCK YAKDS. 111.. J;in. 27..-IHm;s-Itei-eij.ts. .'di.iMt; nurket lwr. .Mlxpd nd lutebrs. .OL." fa 7.0." : -.M.d ".7o: lUhr. .i.."VKi7.l.": ..",.7."' 7: heavy. S1.7."TI V.oi) ; ; roiih he.ivv, StJ.V"! hulk. .; VT.7.o.,.

TTU: K'N-Hpt-s. p;.mo; mrkft -his-'h'T. I!'i-v-. ''..tHfti'.KA : f and h-ifer. o ',, s. I'-,; vto, k : s and f--l-r. 2M..",o'i; Tex:uis ;.j 7J ; rahey. sili:i;i- IP-. -I pr-s. U.ooi: market, low lilcher. . .;itlv" :ind western. S.S.r.Ow. riTTMiric;n bvk moc k. ITlTSItl K;il. .Inn. FATTLi: npj.Iy. '. i-;irl..;eN: market hv mid hicli r. ( lndc., s.'rfu UAut ; prime. Nv Kt'.; V7: tro.id. ..hKjM : tidy l.ut. luTs. ;7.7", VS""' ' f:,ir' " '7..l; ..miin?i. m;.(nK; j-J": -miin.n t imkI fnt loilN. s",.(xv j.jO; coniniMii f., f;,t ihv. .I.oor, la-ifr. $ahmi7.7a; v-.il aIv-.

1 1 --0 ; he.ivy and lliin S.(.

l8Vh:z 'JO.- to rK-, ellins C.V ta .y; rreumery butur, j'dyh.g 1". solllids -i7(". i:e. FtrMly frrsfi. p-iylnj 777c. yr'lln? nt 45o.

vCorro ul I;ii!y by Wjmi'V Dies, iced Store. 114 K. Wayne StTIMmthv-- ::.oo j.,.r lu. i:i;d 4y.nvi:i: .7.mi t r iu. ALFALI'A .,. jor lu. AlvSiKB CLOVi:i:-5KMJ per hu. HAY. STRAW AMI I'KKD. (rorreted Daiiv l.v the WsI.v Miller Flour and IVed"(V.' 4ti S. Mhhic.iu StA HAY Paying $li.o"i to $14.A: soiling at Jl;oe to $is.ii. STRAW Tayinir .7.( to $vOO; selling at 5' and 7au l.rde. I'OUN-Paying : polling nt 7.V to OATS Paving 4-: -lihig at ..V to 'o--. 'LOVi:i: Si:i;D Paying vt"0 lo s..Vi; veiling nt sio.(o. TIMOTHY-.Selling at :."-. ALFALrA-vlling at

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I'LDl'K AII 1 KKII. (Cor ret: ted Dally by Knddek and Binz. Hvdraulle Av.i WHBAT Paving $1..U) per bn. OATS-l'aying pt-r bu.; celling O: per bu. COIiN Paying per lu. ; selling 7"--Ier bu. KYi:--Iying iCe j.er Iu. MVK STOCK. rrevted Dnily l.y Major ttrov, S. lAgan" St.) III'A YY FAT S I i:i:i:s Live, rti...e to V; dloetl. JP- t l.V. Ho;s joo ns.. sd.j." to sd.tv.. LAMl'.S-Live, .V tu 7c ; droned. 1-V t 14c

tons, W. II. Cordier, South Bend. First old pen. Buff Orpingtons. W. 11. McNitt. So'tth Bend. Firit young en. Buff Orpingtons, J. S. and C. A. Barton, South Bend. First young pen, Blaek Orpingtons, S. W. Dippinan, South Bend. First youiiK pen, S. C. White Lexhorns, Frank K. lh-ring. South Jieml. First voilli pen, .S. C. Buff Leghorns, II. T. Reynolds, Mishawaka. First young pen. Silver Cainpines, Paul A. Heiermann. South Bend. First young pen, Spangled HatnJmrgs, Robert H. Reece, South Bend. Seeond best display turkeys. Miss Konzen, South Bend. Best display game-, Dr. V. V. Reynolds, Plymouth. Special. Second Butt Orpington hen, .. S. and C. A. Barton, Sout.i Bend. Ilarrefl Ko k SperiaN. First rock. Dr. ('. V. Reynohis, Plymouth. First cockerel, Ralph Lydick, Bremen. Firt hen, Ralph K. Lydick, Bremen. First pullet, Jtalph H. Lydick, IJremen. Specials. Heaviest turkey in the show, Miss Konzen, South Bond. Second White Orpington cockerel, William II. ( ordi( r, South Bend. Second White Wyandotte hen, Frank K. Hering, South He nd. Best Tuff Orpington cockerel, R. J. Leonard, Plymouth. lJulT Wyandotte Secials. First old pen, C. R. Montgomery, South Bend. First young; pen. C. R. Montgomery, South Bend. First young cock, W. II. McCJuire, Indianapolis. First hen. C. R. Montgomery, South Bend. I-'irst cockerel, ( R. Montgomery,

south Bend. First, pullet, T. J. Wesner, Smedley, lnd. Best shaped male, best colored male, best shaped female, best colored female, C. R. Montgomery, South Bend. Additional ribbon awards follow: (.olden Sebright' P.antams. COCKS- 1 FNT BY. First, Horace Fehlmari. South Bend. I1FNS I FNT BY. First, Horace Feldman. i 'oc k i : k i : i -i i : nt i i i k. I'irst and second, Horace Feldman.

Third young. J. S. and C. A. Barton, South Bend. Fourth ytiiinir, W. II. McNitt, South Bond. Single Comb W hile Orpington:. First old. J. i). Kmmons, Soi.th Bend. Second old. W. H. Fordier, South Bend. Tlurtl old. M. Long. Osceola. First young, Y. H. Cordier, South Bend. Second young. .Mrs. Davis K. Mun-

i son. Soi th Bend.

COLFAX CIVIC CLUB TO HEAR GOOD PROGRAM

SIILLP AND LA .M P.S Siipj.ly. U doii- !! tlf-ko; inirkt-t tniig. I'.ini.' wither. ;..." ii t;.;o: g.i d mixed. s7t.ifa ;;.lo ; tair mixtd. $.".oi;'f ."..": culN mid common. N."..' wt t.oo : l iml.s, mi.ikK s.s:, : havv ewes. S.".0O'; r..f u. Ho(JS Kcicijus. 4., double de-ks: market, hilier. I'; line heavy h"g. S7.1.": me-diuin-i. 7.7t; heavy i nkers '7.."0: light Yorkei . s7.o: pigs. S7.."o: roughs, .vi'.oo c. lo; -Cigv. s.V.MfiM; he.-iw mixed. 7.." fo-T..; .

TALLOW AN I

Morre. t.-tl Daily l.y S. W. Lippman. L'10 i

X. Main St.

Ives. S-7.00 1 TALLOW IPoigh. J- 1 ".", j-.-t.dered.

N. 1. i- to No. t 4c.

Roberts!

Bros,

Pictorial Review Patterns

IIIMJS-Cleen No. 1, 100 to calf skin. lO.- to J.V.

ured

( IIK Af.O (.IJAIN. HP Aflo. .Ian. nl'ILMMI. WIILAT - May. s.I.. di 1. 11 : Julv. '0:. M.y. T'.t'jO ,e; .hliv. SO'.-,-. OATS (,t .lull- T.V-" ,. i

DEATHS.

.son snrrr pi:ywi;ll. Anson Scott Penxvell. 15 years old.

son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fenwell, ' ::o: Laporte av., died at o o'clock !

! Sundax- morning after an illness of ,

two weeks. He was born in South'

Bend. June !".. and has been a i H

resident of this city all of his life. 11",

was a student in the South Bend high f

An unusually interesting program has been prepared by the Colfax Civic club to bo given Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of the club A

large audience is anticipated. Besides hu;j.

vocal and piano selections, a playlet will be given by several girls of the public speaking department of the school. Opening with the song. "'Swam'. River," by the audience, the progiam will include a piano duet. "Crown of Triumph." by Ruby Wilcox and Dorothy (tustafson; piano solo, "To My Beloved." Anna Oreening; "Jumping Jacks and Folk Dances," gymnasicm girls of the high school; a short talkby Miss (Jena Thompson, instructor of public speaking at the high school, on "Dramatic Art:" playlet by the girls of the public speaking department, "The Ohost in the Boarding School," May Slabaugh. Dorothy SVhafer. Leah Lennox. Ruth Kuss, Dorothy Pershing; piano solo, "Polonaise," Florence dross.

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I.AIih .M.i v. .vlo.sif, lo.77. KII'.S .May. .S1o.lT.. CLOSL. W II BAT .May. l.F-4: July. Sl.jC.-,. oi:. May. 7:iTv s,. ; .In!v. vi .sr( it-. A'l S .May. : .lulv. ..t..e. PoKK - M,v. Si .'.h: .h,iy. sp...i7: Jan.. Ms.::-..

LAKH .May Slo.v,- .iu- sil.Mi: Jan..

Iu!. siii. 17 , school at the time of his death. , M

KIP.S -M.iv. spi.,

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July. sio. 17; Jan..

BIRTHS. Born to Mr. and Airs. Dairy W. Drain. l':;o Pennsylvania a v., a son, Jan. I torn p Mr. and Mrs. Chester '. Walter. L'l'o Dayton St., a son. Jan. 2 1.

roi l no (jicain. TOLLDO. u.. Jan. 27,. 'LosK. WIIi;.T Fash. SI. P",i.. : Mav. Sl.Pi4. 'OK. i-li. 7o'V: May. s'0-; July. w". oats- rash. rev-: m.i v. i:yi: n... 2. si.-j. FLOYKi: Si:i:il Prim-. .ash. Sfi..V.; Pel... ?!.r,7... : Murch. ... AI.SIKL -Prime, cjisli. S'j.lm;.; Man h yj.7o.

Tl AH TH Y Prime. eah.

Funeral services will be held at th

residence at o'clock" Wednesday aft- j t

ernoon. Dr. James L. Oardiner otli-: ciating'. Burial will be in Biverview cemetery.

FUNERALS.

Man li.

mim:h i:. LisTi:Nni:iu;i:i:. Funeral services for Miner K. Dist(nberger. all S. Lafayette St.. who died Wednesday night, were held at the home of his niece. Mrs. Charles Coonlev. :pj7 W. Colfax a v., at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Fhaiies A. Lippincott. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, conducted the services. The body was taken to La fa vet te Monday for burial.

SOUTH BEND MARKETS roi li ;;, ami MMAT.V J 'Joek

Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clc.eys. lilt; Van Buren St., a son. Jan. L'4.

says mom:y is di;i: him. Philip Matz has brought action in the circuit court against Stephen Izdepski to collect $17,2. :) alleged to be .due for a horse.

( onerted Dally ;.y .7'iumie's .Market, ll'.l W. Jefter-on Pdvtl.i POPLTIIY Pav ing m..: selling le. SPRIXISBHS-Paying 11c: selling is,-. VI'AL- Paying Pic; selling U.".-. P.I'LP --Iloasc. -J.-H-: I. oiling. 2-; iioitor1umoi.. to pu-: sirloin. MAM Selling is,-. LAKD Soiling ISc. ' l'ltOVIMONS. r,.rrecj'd r.iily l.y F. W. Mueller. L'P. V. Jefferson Pdvd.i I'UITT Orniigos. j.r eas H2.27. selling at 2)' lo ,Vc per doz. : lemons, per ease s:.7i). selling at ."c to :ve per doz.; h.-iuuias. per bunch $1.7.". selling at .". tt 2'k' rer iloz. YMiiBTAIILKS - New eahhage. paying 1c per ll.. sluing af Jc per lb.; now p!)tatoes.

l.aying e;K-. seiung at CJ,-.

coxkad sciiai i:k.

The funeral of Conrad Schafer, who

itlay night, will be held at the

nee in Fnion township at lL'::;o

Tuesdav afternoon and at 2

o'clock at the Woodland church. 1

Burial will be in the Woodland cemo-j

tery.

AIICTIM CIIPCRIMTPMnPMT : f-

nuu I III JJ L.I I I Ol I Ull UUI I I I UF STUDEBAKER WORKS ; (Changes in the operating forces at J H the Studebaker corioration w ere an- j tA

nounced Monday by A. R. Frskine. liist vice juesident and treasurer. I

NX . x. Austin nas oeen appoinxeo j general superintendent and M. R. j Kavanaugh. assistant general super- ! intendent of the South Bend works. ,' W. B. Pond, who for many years '

has been works manager, has resigned

P.l'TTLi: AND L'; ;s Country butter. I to enter other business

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AWAKDS roil PUNS. lAliihitioii Barnul IMjniouth Itoks. l'irst. Ralph Lydick. South Bend. Barred Plymouth I locks. Pullet Hreelt Cockm l Until. Firt cockerel breed ami pullet, li. H. Lydick, South Bend. Second cockerel breed. F. F. Achtnbach. Soutli Bend. ButT Plv mouth KtM-ks. First, Charles' Febhnier. South Bend. Sccoiid, Kvcrett L. l-'ield. New Carlisle. White Plymouth Hoeks. 1'irst. Chester W. Osborne, South Bend. Second, Frank F. Hering. South Bend. White Wyandottes. First old. John AV. Marker. Bremt n. Sicond old. Harry N. Brisks. Ber- : ien Springs. Mich. r Third obi. M . Allen. Uiporte.

First youn- V. K. Hering. South,

lend. Second young. J. V.'. Marker, Sire men. Third young, F. F. Woodling. Loansport. Fourth young. H. N. BriggM. Berrien Springs. IlufT Wyandot t's. First eld. C. R. Motttgtnuery. Xouth

Hcml. j Second old. AV. M. MctJuiro. Indian- i

i polls. First and second young. C. II. Montgomery, S.uith Bend. Third young. F. J. W rner. Smedley. 1'ourth voung. W. M. Mcluire. In

dianapolis. f Fifth young. H. F. Rathfon. Red j xey. i Partridge jandottcs. r First Yung. Harry McAfee. Luv- j F eiu eburg. Ky. ; Second xotinr. D. A. Vilke. Sor.th 1 lend. I

Silxer Igieil j andottes. First Voung. Ira D. Brown. South: Und. ! Single Comb Khole Dland KeiN. i'irst old. Jes.e Ravel!. Michigan , Tty. i First yt.un-:. Jesse Raell. Michigan :ity, I IlufT Co-hins.

Tirst old. Y. W. Wegenka. So.ith U

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First xoiing. I W. Wegenka. S.-:th ' f

tend. Dlack laiidiango. First old. otto 1. Nabi- ht. Soith b-nd. Fll:t xour.g. J M. I'.ovlUe. Tegrir!en. singh ('iiiiiIi White l.-gborn-.

First. v.Ming. F. I'. Hering. Soi.th

lenti.

S. W. Cor. Michigan S t. and Jefferson Blvd.

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Brown Art Linens are becoming very scarce. We are well supplied, fortunately, by heavy purchases last year. We can supply vou in IS 20 22 36 and 45 inat 25c 30c 35c 45c and 50c yard. 25 Pattern Cloths at a bargain. They are slihtlv soiled but the ;reat reduction is a bigger inducement; 3, llA and 4 vard lengths. S4.25 value, $3.19

h S5.50 value, $3.95 S6.50 value, $4.95

$7.50 value, $5.95. Special for Monday and Tuesday

t $2.bU Irish Linen Pattern Uoths, $1.95.

Size 68x68 6 beautiful designs. 50 dozen Dice Napkins, l9;xl9J. Unhemmed, $1.39 dozen; hemmed, $1.50 dozen. Table Linens at Great Reductions 75c Pure Linen Silver Bleach Damask, 60 in.; 4 patterns, 59c yard. 69c Half Bleach Damask, 66 in. wide, handsome designs, 50c. 95c Full Bleach Linen, 70 in. wide

i 4 patterns, 75c.

j TURKISH TOWELING BY THE YD.

17 in. 15c 19 in. 19c 20 in. 25c 22 in. 39c and 24 in. at 45c. Splendid for fancy towels. Notion Necessities 5c Bow String, 3c spool. 500 yd. Coate's Sewing Thread, 10c spool. 6 yd. Bolt Dressmakers' Wire, 5c bolt 6 yd. Bolt Bias Lawn and Cambric Tape, 5c. 6 yd. Bolt Novelty Silk Lingerie Tape white, pink, blue, 10c. Weighted Tape, 10c yard. 6 yd. Novelty Piping, 10c bolt. 6 yd. Stickem Brand, 10c bolt. 5 vd. Angora Dress Braid, 7c bolt. 6 yd. Ric Rac Dress Braid, 5c bolt. 6 Queen Collar Supports, 5c. Acme Skirt Hanger, 7c 4 for 25c. 1 5c double covered Dress Shields, at 10c pair. Gladstone flare, Tango and American Collar Supports, 10c card.

Keeping in Touch constantly with the markets on new materials, enables us to make many advance offerings. Spring will soon be here again and busy housewives are already preparing. We can help you. Mrs. Wiley, our experienced designer, is ever readv to show vou economy in cutting garments from the leading fashion patterns of the Pictorial Review Co. Also economy in selecting materials and accessories. February designs and books are now on sale. New Spring White Goods 3o in. Dotted Swiss, Crepes and Dimities; a splendid value, 15c yard. 32 in. Figured Swiss, Crepes and Dimities at 19c yard. 40 in. Swiss, Voiles, Shadow Cloth and Splash Voiles, 25c yard. 1 Lot 25c Values at 10c. 27 in. Madras in woven stripes and figures.

New Spring Wash Fabric

30 in. Spider Mulls, in a wonderful collection of dainty colorings and designs, 19c yd. 32 in. Plisse Crepes, are as popular as ever. The designs and colorings even more beautiful than last season, 19c yard. Burton's 30 in. Holly Batiste, a fine sheer fabric, absolutely fast eclors in a variety of stripes and tigures, especially desirable rn many neat black stripes and small figures, at 15c yard.

Burton's China Wash Silks, 26 in., beauti- I ful in desiens. colors and blacks. A fabric of

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distinction ana class, ouc vara. 33 in. Burton's Crystal Silk a. 50c yard. Burton's Fancy Silk Voiles, in pink, blue and ivory grounds, with dainty colored designs; 36 in. wide and unusual in appearance, comparing favorably with S2 00 quality, at 75c yard.

TUES

Thousands of Dollars xvorth of New Domestics, White Goods and

Table Linens in this Sale. Don't Miss These Bargains; See the Savings j

i in x on e.g. W. .1

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"oath Bid. Tiiird xour.g. Will W. b h.

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Fourth jounc. F. Y.-s. Ht.-in r;. single Comb Rlacl Leghorn-. Fir.-t obi. W Joimon. lawton 'lb h.

Flist Young, C. W. John-.. n. I..aon. Mich.

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FANCY DRESS PERCALES 36 inches wide, light or dark colors in dots, figure or stripes, 2y2c Qp kind Tuesdav 3" NEW CURTAIN MATERIALS Marquisette with satin finished borders or fancy lace effects, white or ecru; large selection; worth 35c, IQp Tuesdav IO PILLOW CASES Good quality and the regular 12.1 .ic kind, Tuesdav IQp 2 for I0w APRON GINGHAMS All sizes; checks. The regular 7c kind Tuesdav 8 vards r(Qn for rJ0w PILLOW TUBING Good quality, 45 inches wide, 1 Q 25c kind Tuesday 0b TURKISH TOWELS Best 10c kind, Tuesdav IQp 3 for . I3b TURKISH TOWELS Extra large, soft and fluffy, IQp the best 25c kind, Tuesday Iu BLEACHED MUSLIN 36 inches wide, splendid quality, 10c srade. On

uu HEAVY BLANKET'

j l.arire size, grev or tan, $2.00 f 1 FJQ S2.25ir.d, Tuesdav pi.O0

Nevo Spring Dress Goods

36 in. Storm and Diagonal Serges, ,59c. 36 in. French and Storm Serges and Fancy Granites; all colors, 50c.

36 inch Jasper Silks 36 inch Wool and Silk Stripes . . . 36 inch English Herring Bone... 36 inch Grey Beige

42 inch All Wool Storm Serge; all colors, 85c yard. 40 inch All Wool Frams, Poplins, Tuzzo, $1.00 yard.

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Tuesday

WOMEN'S MADRAS SKIRTING 36 inches wide in white ground with

Mack striped original effects; splendid & quality, 2y2c kind C 1 o !

Tuesday U RED SEAL GINGHAMS In all colors and designs; Qp 12f jc kind Tuesday vl BLEACHED MUSLIN 36 inches wide, splendid quality; 6c grade, Tuesday QQp 8 yards for OuU FANCY DRESS PERCALES loc kind, Tuesday QQp 6 vards for OvJu TABLE LINEN

Lare selection of prettv designs; best ft 50c kind QQp h Tuesday UOlr j WHITE BED SPREADS' k

Splendid SI. 00 Spreads, lQe p.

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WHITE BED SPREADS E

Special Reductions $2.00 value 98c 42 inch Ratines and all wool Plaids and 54 in. Roman Stripes, Eponges and Honey Combs. $1.50, $2.00 values 59c 42 in. Brocades, 54 in. Diagonals, 48 in. Ratines. 59c value 39c 2S in. All Wool Challies.

New Spring Dress Silks 26 and 36 inch Black Messaline, 85c and $1.00 yard. 36 inch Haskell Black Satin, $1.50 yard. 21 inch Black Bonnet Chiffon Taffeta, 79c yard. 22 inch Black Bonnet Chiffon Taffeta, 98c yard. 36 inch Chiffon Taffeta, $1.25 yard. 24 inch Chenev's Black Foulard, $1.00 yard. 42 inch Black Crepe de Chine, $1.50 yard. : 42 inch Black French Caprice, $2.25 yard. -6 inch Ottoman Cord, $2.00 yard. 36 inch Crepe Cord, $1.85 yard. 250 Pieces Remnants of Dress Goods and W ash

y Goods at greatly reduced prices. . .

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Laces and ' Embroideries At Special Prices. German and French Val. Lace Edging, Beading and Insertions, 5c vard. 12 yd. Bolts Val. Laces at 50c bolt. 25c value Shadow and Oriental Laces, 3 to 5 in. wide, at 15c yard. 75c to $1.00 value Shadow Lace Flouncing, 12 to 24 inches, 39c. 1 5c value, 7 in. Embroidery Edging, 5c yard. 18c Flouncing and Corset Cover Embroidery. Special value at 25c yard. Allover Embroidery for Waistings and Yokes, 22 in. wide, 50c yard. Si. 00 Embroidery Crepe Waist Patterns, 39c S 1.25 45 in. Embroidery Voile Flouncings, 59c yard.

We shrink all kinds of fabricj. Wool at 5c yard. Cotton at 3c vard.

Splendid quality, S2.00 1 AQ Y

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? MWY DlsOKDKKS COMK FROM ' Tin: i,ivi:u

kind, Tuesd

TABLE LINEN

Are You Jat at (Kids with YoliiM'lf? Do You HeulaU Lixing?

N! ie vou sometimes at odds With

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i ii i n vours-cii ana xsou me -ov.. - - 2 inches wide; all pure linen in new dfrwhatailsyou? True you may

putty designs, large assortment; 7Qp w 'atin- rcpi,Iarly and sleeI,irr-' wtU-

I UU Yet something is the matter.

BLEACHED CRASH TOWELING R I : ' .n.,,"',.

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The tried remedy is Dr. King'.

Pills". Only 2' at jour

Good qualitv, alwavs sells at 7jLp 1Aver- Tt loc; Tuesdayyard ' 2b Jdu

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Application for your Kl.". automobile license c:m if made at The Mbhawake Trust c Savings fomp.my. Advt.

The Fnion Trust 'ompany's Christmas s'avings Clun is now open. Come in and let us tell you all about it. Advt.

lOlHiF. TO MF.FT. Soutli Bend lodge L'T Knights and Ladies of Honor will hold a meeting Wednesday. .Ian. 21, at W. O. W. hall, W. JoiT.rson blvd. Installation of officers and other business of importance v. ill be trans-

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