South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 209, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 July 1916 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

1 I HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN 1 ; U i

FOOD MERCHANTS IN HAL PICNIC

Grocers and Catchers Disport Selves at Hudson Lake Even if It Was Hot. Ie;ite the ii.trne h at t r-t rday nearly r ai ::ii er. f th bn.il 'Irfvcrs am! Üut-h-rV us-- LOinn ;itienJej anral out im; heM this yar at HuJLon lake. "l'i usi.il turnout f;ound the l.ei.e mark, hut th raa of Old '"! v.ep- too tum h for many yesterday. Those uliu braved th h at h id enojCh fun to rn.tk' up for any momf ni-n e rauM-il t the frrid t-inneratur Tl r- were plenty of roolinj nrintc to I had. whib- tb lake furnished an ex e!l nt nppwrtunity for crdd plum:. Then trier were nice tdi.idy ytrlchf-x of b a h. uhich were rro'.vd'd every tninuto by thoe anxious to conquer the h at. .Aloni; towards evening the weather moderated u tr i tl and a f ool breezeblew across the water.", w hit h rau-ed many to remain lorn,' pat th ir ae- ( ibtomnl bed time. For thoc wlin Maed 1 t!e dancing und moonlight rides on tin Mhcry w.it rs pas"d the time av.i. As early as 4 o'iluck t li - rowil hei;.iri to thin out, hr.t there were many ho waited f ;r the lat rar and enJojcd the da.irin. ILnfs An Maiiitl. Iiae. ahvaj.s an attraction at an outintr. wer hdd despite the aforementioned warmth. I'olb'win wa re tho winners returned in the various events: I'otui.o race, Henri;. Slick; girls' rare, Mary l.iho, ; Lilies' eßg race. Mrs. Iavbl Voorde; Indies' nail-driving contest. Mrs. fW-or Pressler: men's wheelbarrow race, ;ien Whltenian: men's running race. Frank N'olaml: la.iies' Mindfuld rare, Henrietta Schererell; bl men's race. K. Srheibelhu.; tnen'.s tiail-dri ing. contest, Wesley Hathn v.n ; rneluneating contest, Harold Morthi. When it came time to decide tho larKef-t family represented on the grounds it was found that there wa re two famines tied for the honor. The house of Krank I.irkel of Mishawak i Hnd the hmise of Frank Kaherski of South Bend each had nine representatives. Mr. and Mrs. !;. l Herder were the oldest .ouple on tho ground.. In n hall pame played hy pickup teams representing 1h- e.-t.t and west side merchants the west siders hr.d an eay time winning. ;.orilinff to rumors of the scor. which 000 Ty

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Batter of all time says Nuxated Iron filled him with renewed life after he was weakened and all run down. Supplies that "stay there" strength and vim that makes men of mark and women of power. Well known physician who has studied widely in this country and Europt, explains why taking iron enabled Ty Cobb to "come

back" o quickly and show such tremendous strength and endurance. Says ordinary nuxated iron will often increase the strength and endurance of delicate, nervous folks 200 percent in

two weeks time. Y'-rfc. N Y W "lien inf i,-w l'Htmoit t r.rett'ii Hi!. l' s.lid: "lllitellcds of peo pi,- writ.t Wieax !...v I train .in.! wli.it I k.ei 'I r t'l't ft.rt-e Mild if:i!if etlrlb'.e K.e p; . y T.', 't 1 ! ': lil t!h '. f.. n hi -h t'HV t.r tilt' flilii'f lt.t-i':ili Ta-y w li.b r ul'i I ii'A pi. ty i p.li:' tl IV tll.lli wb'l: I :0 1 1 r Mi-ret i seeping i of li'nii In in !; -tj- .- . . t' w ti.lf ' t r t !l" Ne t n tl t a t will. t fie t-'cinnir-r tN preenr '-n.n i in rfi!' it iel : ti a '!ou ri fl-lTM 1 !'.!cl JtttiC k of t'iM'itH. biif .itn ! i ;er ' bg jn t 8t te UU hit. "' t in e b.i'k" l.e U lilft'.tig : tV !! st r ! : 'Ilit jt-Tct iron - .Nuat-t Iron Iii...' '- tlt!; re:u'tt! V.f" "t"H ti. y ij I'm Mort .."!('." t jcr tJ any b.i-i 1 i 1 tii;.i y'l U It L.tl t p:fl;t V 1 loo 1 I W.oil.iit't be Nuiat.d Iron teere' strengt U meo cf mar and u:t!uii::g. !r. S.; 1 '!!' c.'Ke Is c Ti etrrtla w hi, n t r.-u: i i perstn.sl ep. i b ron.'IusUe' Ii.- .-ttei t nXflTM Iron to .-.?. .r.vttMÜtr erer. I: i.i..T Urntt" cvtiibt it.:; " Not long a. i iTüia hj wns m-arty l.ilr" ;i und cuke.l u.e t- h.-. ntrr eiamlnatb a f r b I wrs astctilhe,t to fin,! 1 Id. N.J prrssure if a ! ( :tTi.' , in.entury '' i .1 j'T-liii ie in ti r:i :n of jo r.I.il MS 1 1 . . t r y j, full of Tl.tr, :i:iJ y o u n t man In f.ul. a y oil a n iiotwiiutMDöing i.o u I..s iroi, i;h reit b.d 1 he scn t i,'!I.tle.l l.i I ewr l I fr-, h. a.'th: .,1 ir:)y ail cf :u.;.tj be .l i, v as U had rn.ti At ::o he t A i I. C 1. i:a w t ., s ; if' W s N"w it L'.i fa a r v a bed it. or:. .in 1 , n.irj. 1- i L V 4 Iii I

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FLYING MATCH HEAD STARTS S200 FIRE Iire in a clothes closet at 1007 K. Indiana av. caused by the head of a match uin loose resulted in .'bout .-'f. damage to the contents of the closet and the house Wednesday night at 7:2.", o'clock. Dense srnoko bafüed the men and it was h;ilf an liour before the Maze, was extinguished, ('-ntral and hose companies Nik. and 10 answered the alarm from box No. V1'J. Ieff tle wiring on the block ! o s of the Northern Indiana Railway Co., between Marion and Na arre sts., called central companies at v IT, ii'rluck. It was necessary to ( hup the boxes loo.se from the pole and apply the "Bahcocks" to extinguish tho (ire. About $75 or l'bt will (oer the amount of tho damage. T GET PRISON Steve Bodo Found in Bed With Two Bullets in Leg, Fired by Officer. Although le escaped from one din -r Tuesday n'usht, Frank Schaler, alias .v-:tc' Bodo, was captured yesterday afternoon hy Sergt. Iiarn hart. Detective KM is Diver and Officer Pinter at 7 1 Scott st. M'icer Horace Hamilton vtempted to serve a warrant on Bodo and was taking him to the police hox preparing to call the patrol, when Bodo twisted out of the officer's grasp and ran. Hamilton tired thre shots at the man and thought that h- had hit him, but the man continued running and successfully eluded the policeman. Vesterday Sergt. Harnhart and Diver trailed Dr. Oscar Von Barandy while making his calls and when they were informed that a man at 712 Scott st. had been shot twice in the leg. they called Olticer Pinter and went to the house. Bodo was lying in hod there, unahle to move. The patrol was called and Officers Lovegreen, rutting and Olmsteal took the injured man to the county jail.

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MESSAGE RELAY Reserve Corps May Send Epistle From Capital to Washington. With a iew to enlivening national interest in the volunteer motor car resere corps of the F. .S. A., which had its inception in South Bend, and ( for the purpose of demonstrating the efficacy of the motor car for military service, plans are in contemplation for relaying an official message relating to the organization, from Indianapolis, via South Bend, to Washington, D. C. Tentative plans xire for relay "legs'- of 100 milefl, or thereabout, to be made hy such cars as may volunteer for the service. No stops would be made, except for delivering" the message over to the .succeeding bearer, at the end of a "lop," unless forced by unexpected circumstances. TvM of Kml Value. A test of thid nature, it is declared by motor car enthusiasts, would l e regarded as of more than ordinary importance, by military authorities, as well as by those who ar more Interested in the performing J ability of cars. There is every it-a-son for believing that, under favorable conditions as to weather and roads, existing records for speed ( and elflciency of motor cars would j be dealt solar plexus blows or at least the effort would be made. Sevrial motor car manufacturers have manifested their interest in a test of this nature, while giving cordial en I dorsement to the initiative of Soutn Bend in forming the first volunteer motor car corps in the country. A local manufacturing concern has written expressing hearty syi.-

pathy with the idea, ami saying, j "We believe it is a splendid move-! WASHINGTON. July 27. Great ment and should receive the suppon : Britain, in granting conditional perol all loyal Americans who have the mission for importation of food into

means to be of service through the motie devised. If this beconrs a successful movement we believe its originators can be proud of Informing a great service to our country. Our hearty co-operation can be counted upon." Sen. Tassart 'oox'rate. Sen. Taggart has written from Washington, proffering his coopera tion, adding. "I am sure that Sen. I Kern and the other Indiana repre sentatives w ill be glad to lend any I assistance that is possible with re tl.e buoyancy of yeutli. As I have said a litmdred tdiiit. .w..r Irt.n 1 tli,. greatest of all strength ! builder. If people woubl only throw away patent inedl' ines and nauseous oiioo'-tion' and take simpl ii ux. 'i ted iron. I .tin convinced th.U the lives of t lioiistfiol of pMTSt.tiv might be saved who now die every venr from i n e u in o n I a. grippe, consutiiption. kidney, ilrer mix ueiirt trouble, etc. I'lif renl nnd trtu ciiuse which sf.uted tbeir diseases uns nothing more nor loss than a we-ikeued condition brought on by lak of iron In the blood. Iron is absolutely necessary to en.ille your tdood to hange food into living tissue. Without It. no iimiter how much rtr nli.it Vnii ent I fotttl merely passes thr.aith you doing rou any good. You don't strength out of It. am! as a consethe j i I ' "iiir ut ant 41 ii1 i .n ii, I'oii l.oeonui - 1 im l.i o tot k.. li.L- I ! king, just like n tdnnt trving to grow

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three times per dy after meals for two weeks. Then p'st your strength, a gain and nee for voiirelf h.'-w much you have gained 1 have seen dozens of nervous ruu-d)wn people who were ailing all the hile double their Mreugth and endurance and entirely get rid

srmptonis of dspepia. liver and other troubles in from ten to fourteen iU.' time simply by taking iron In the proper form. And this nfter thev j nau in some enseq been doctoring for months without ob taining :iht benefit. Ihit don't take tb? o;j furuis of red med iron, ir-.n .icetate or tincture of Iron simply to save a few cents. You must take Iron la forru that can be easily absorbed and Assimilated like niixated iron if you nr.tt it to do you any good, otherwise it may prove worse thnn use!ftt. Many mi hthhte or prize fighter has won the d.iy hkuply because he knew the secret of great strength nnd fn-lunui.e and filled bis blood ullli i r, .ti I . w i ... . . i . w ...... ...... t-" a.'it- ii r- neue 1UIO I Ilf m - 'fray, while many another has gone to Inclortors tlef.-at atmply. for the lark w iron - K. Sauer. M I The uianuf.o turer l.e am h great confidence In Nii.ite,t Iron tli.it ther offer to fotfeit l00t to nny chfiritubl institution if they cannot take aty man or woman under t' who lacks iron ami Invene their strensth '.'no j.er .vrt r over l'i four weeks tlin. i civl.lt .1 they Lav.n.i nerioiis irgaiiie trouble. Tie) .ils fiffer t.-. refund your money if it doe Lot at least ilouble your trer.gth nnd endurnii.s in ten d.iys' time. It Is dispMisel in this city by Wettick's t'ut Knt liU Store autl li go..d druggists. Advt.

pard to the organization of an Indiana company of this kind." This further evidence of South Bend enterprise has already received a considerahle amount of newspaper attention over the country, while

il3 a i r aurauj ufins lUKen Jill several of the larger cities to emu-I late the example set in patriotism and loyalty. Rotarians Enjoy Outing a t Indian LaJe Despite Heat Fifty-live Rotarians motored to Indian lake yesterday fur their annual picnic, and, although the extreme heat interfered with .ome of the plans, the affair was, by far, the most successful one ever arranged by the club. At S o'clock in the morning, the first liaich left and at 11 o'clock all had departed. At 12 a picnic dinner was served. In the afternoon, baseball panics were played, and water polo and tennis attracted many of the memI hers. Prizes were awarded for the j last bathing costume. Borne Stei pheuson capturing the wooden donI key, first prize. There was a discussion when it came to awarding the prize to the poorest umpire, but it was finally pointed out that when it came to beiriR a bum "unips'' Sam Adler could not he competed with. He was awarded the brown .derby. Supper was served at 7 o'clock in the evening and at S the party started for South Bend, arriving here at 9 o'clock. npiTAiM DCQTRIPTQ Dill I MUM nLolnlvlo POLISH RELIEF WORK Demand That If American Food (iocs in -No X.tie INmhI Mut IU' Taken Out. Poland. has surrounded her concession with restrictions which, it is feared here, will again defeat the effort being made by the United States to Ret relief supplies to the starving Polish people. Although acceding to the suggestion that food be permitted to pass through the British lines under guarantee that its distribution would be supervised by u neutral commlsi sion, the British government has I stipulated that in return the AustroI German forces oceuping Poland must not take native food from the territory. It is understood that Germany acme time ago indicated her willingnests to give such a guarantee regarding native crops in the territory occupied by her forces, but only on condition that. American relief work he extended also to Serbia and that the permanent German police force of 100,000 men in Poland be fed on supplies bought there regardless of whether such food had been brought in by American commission or had been produced in Poland. Austria never has made any guarantees regarding the territory she occupied. Department officials are still hopeful of success. DANISH ISLANDS KNOW LITTLE OF COMING SALE Negotiations, Iloveer. Cause Xo NurprKe Several of Ilcs Will Benefit (i real I. v. SIT. THOMAS. D. W. I.. July 27. Nothing is known here officially concerning the probable purchase of the Danish West Indies by the United States from Denmark, but the news that negotiations for the transfer of the islands have virtually been completed caused no surprise. St. Thomas is threatened with bankruptcy, the harbor trade, its , . - 1 l a principal uppori. i.ing aimo.-L ! dead. St. t roix is lacing a social I avnl.iiinn frll-Txio nitntlnn Kv laborers for higher woges ami better livinsr conditions. Public sentiment' in St. Thomas is di1ded over the question of the transfer of the islands, the lower classes of the people being the more desirous for a change. St. rrolx stands to heneflt more than any of the islands hy the sale. The island of St. John expects to be benefited agriculturally should the sale be consummated. KILLED WHILE ASLEEP TEHHK HAUTE, July 27 Charles Taylor. 75 years old. was struck and killed by lightninir Wednesday while asleep beneath a tree on the Thomas Ferguson farm south f Terre Haute. The bolt split the tree and struck the slumberer'a head. The body was discovered by Mrs. Ferguson, who started to search fur the man. FILM TAIIS TO SHOW. Through a mistake on the part of the Chicago film producers, a large crowd of theatergoers were disappointed yesterday when they failed to see the play. ' Unto the Primitive." as advertised to be shown at the Colonial theater. However, the manager wishes to announce that the play is booked here for Aug. 12. mirriis. Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Henrich. 111 Lincoln way V.f a daughter. July 2. lorn tu Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller, 114; K. Donald t.. a daughter. July 25 LIQUID nicely. Kc iey'i. iI.ASS Keeps egi; and 25c hots, at i oon-Adv

500 New Vash Skirts On Sale Tomorrow at 1.50, 1.95 $2.50 and $3.50 These Skirts are regular $3.50, $5.00 and $6.50 Skirts. All beautifully made of White Piques, Gabardines and Waffle Cloths. In the lot are 56 Grey Linen, 47 Crash Linen Skirts that are regular S5.00 Skirts. Priced $2.50. This is the finest lot of high-grade Skirts we ever offered von. IOANS ON FARM hAXDS. Tans bearing interest at the low late of 5 per cent wll be made by us on good productive farms which meet with our requirements. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should he made without delay so that you may take advantage of this offer. All loans will be made for a term of five years, with the privilege of paying the principal, or any part thereof, in even hundreds of dollars at any interest haying date. Further details can be secured by a letter or we shall be pleased to have you call at our office. TMi: STRALV.S BROTHERS CO. Advt. Ligonier, Ind. The Springbrook park dancing pavilion has been leased for next Monday evening by the Jolly. Hoys' Dancing club, who will hold a private assembly at the park on that evening. Miss Ruby HigRs, social hostess of the park, announces that her regular dancing classes will be postponed for one week. Oiscovery Forces Hair it firm You Actually See and Measure the Wonderful Results of the New Discovery, "Vola-Vita." . There is no hair discovery which has ever produced such rema'L able results as Yolft-Vtta. This the new principal hair remedy, which baa solved the problem of growing hair, stopping hair from falling, restoring original color to any hair in a natural way without a dye, and stopping dandruff. l-it contains no alcohol whatever. t : T: ! Vola.Ylta IV! lively Slop Wni Hair from Kalllnc, and C mp-ls It to Grow One Trial Trove It:" It has now been discovered that hair consists of five principal elements. When any of these Is missing, the hair begins to fall, dandruff. grayne8S and baldness follow. When the missing elements are restored, hair begins to grow again, and its real color returns. This has never before been accomplished. It is now done positively and definitely by the new hair discovery, Vola-Ylta. This remarkable hair grower restores the missing elements to hair. That is why in a short time, by its use, hair Is actually grown on heads that have been bald for years. Yola-Vits compels hIr to prow luxuriantly, fills out bald, thin spots. Dandruff will positively disappear. Itching and falling of hair absolutelv stop. No matter what was the original color of your hair, whether red. brown, black or other shade. VolaYlta will bring gray, faded or Meached hair back to Its original color. Vola-Vlta is not a dye. It contains no alcohol to dry up the natural necretlons of the hair. It Is iiffercnt from nny other hair treatment known Tou will see- its results soon after you begin to uee It. Start todav. Satisfaction guaranteed "Vola-Vita" is nold at all dmpr torei In K' and f l.'O bottle, or ent direct by Vola-Vlta Mfg. i'o, Chicago. I1L Tn SUA) tottle contain times as inucfc j the ;oe sire. SuM in South Iul hv Otto ". Hai ti.in. (.iiy Drug Co , H.ms Drug Store. I'ubli' I inn: bre. (i. A. Senrb h - Co., Nl.-liol.is Srhllling. Wettirk's. Am-riean Imij l'i.. Appifg.-ite'w Irur store. J. r.:irtxek. C'b.'ipiu T.irk rtiarraaiy, Freeh.ifer Drug Store. M U. Ib-hnn. A W. Huff. I.. A. Knlnpa A: Co.. Kalph II. Kuhk. Lj n.h-n Innz Co.. II. A. schirf-r, M. 'Welter. H. II Ciminerman. Loi s I!. TMiii:ieW!ki. Vi Lite's rbarinaey. Paul i; Krl-l.'. K Flak. In Mishnnaka. I nl by i: II L.ingtreet. l'jge's I'haruiat-y. K.l 'i.4 Itrug Store, t. C. Went A. Co. I

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Golden Opportunity In Our Children's Depeirtment. Keep the youngsters cool they'll keep well. Beach Rompers, for children 2 to 6 years, 25c. Rompers of tine Chambrav; regular S1.00 qualit"50c. Gingham Dresses, in plaids, stripes and plain colors. Middy effects, 1piece styles. Dresses for little boys I to 3 years; girls 2 to 14 years, at 59c. All Dresses, Voiles, Lawns, Chambrays and Ginghams, former prices S 1.25, S1.50, S1.69. Reduced to $1.00. You will need 2 or 3 before summer is over. Middy Blouses, Skirts to match, of Middy Jeans or Galatea; 4 to 14 years, at 59c. IA

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Savings fairly pour out of it. Tomorrow wonderful values. Every item listed is worth Drice. At these Special Friday Bargain 3e an enthusiastic crowd of satisfied shoppers Come early.

Items to Interest Thrifty Spoppers Fancy Bordered Scrims, Voiles and Marquisettes in white, cream and ecru, 40 in. wide, 39c, 35c and 25c values, Friday, yard 17 C Turkish Towels, size 2 2x45 inches, pure white bleach, excellent rade of Terry cloth. A good 25c value, J r Friday, each 1 C Cretonne,- 27 inch, in beautiful artistic floral patterns large variety to choose from, Friday, vard " 9c Bed Spreads, a superior spread, made from the highest grade of staple cotton pure white bleach artistic patterns, size 81x90. Regular S2.00 only V 0 Basting Thread, 5oo-yard spools . . 4c Scissors, assorted sizes 25c Friday'. ...19C Juvenile Soap, Friday I special, cake '..DC Witch Hazel Extract, J bottle C Mermen's Talcum Powder, can 10c Women's Hose Supporters, assorted colors, 25c Qn value, Friday, pair. ...1 C Taffeta and Messaline Ribbons, in floral designs, dots and plain colors, 3J'1 to 5 in. wide, very special, CLf Friday, yard Women's Stamped Suits, stamped on fine quality nainsook in several new designs, made readv ror embroidering. Frida?1.0"'". 59c

Final Reductions the July Clearance Sale ends Saturday evening. Wonderful values in all departments.

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Co The Greatest Sale of Silk Dresses Continues at $10 About 40 left. Thev sold at SI 5.00, SI 0.75 and S25.00. $15, $19.75 and $25.00 Taffeta Silk Coats $10.00. You know what you can do. Get all this season's and all next season's wear and be well dressed for $10.00. 83 Tailor Made Suits Left on the $10.00 ana $15.00 Racks. You couldn't go wrong we wouldn't let you. Buy these suits for this Fall, next Spring. Good investment. O Everybody Saves Money Here Petticoats, black and white stripes, floral designs and plain colors, light and dark, SI values, Friday. . . . 3C Kimonos, lawn and crepe, $1.00 value,, "Q Friday UL White Wash Waists, plain and stripes, with large collars. $1.00 values, H f Friday C Dressing Sacques, lawn and percale, in variety of colors. 50c values, OQ Friday JSKj Middies, plain white and tan, Norfolk style with belt. 75c Friday 39C Children's Rompers, made of plain blue and striped cham bray. 2 to 6 .years. very special, Friday. . Cjrj Women's Muslin Gowns, now neck and short sleeves, also high neck and long sleeves; embroidery, lace and ribbon trimmed, O very special J7C Parasols, all silk, in assorted colors. Regular $2.00 values, to close out, rfc A at ?UC Women's Fairfax Handkerchiefs, with colored borders and embroidered comers, in blue, pink and lavender, Friday special, each Uv Trident Flosses, for all kind of embroidering, in all colors. 13-yard skeins. Regular 2c value, Friday, p skein JL w Embroidery Edgings, i nsertions and beading. Special Friday, g p yard JKj Filet Torchon Lace, special Friday, T 2 yards w0U

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100 dozen Worn en s Summer, 3 piece, Gauze Knit Union Suits; regular and extra sizes, 50c. Umbrella or ti;;ln knee. Tomorrow, Friday, we place on sale 200 dozen Bath Towels. I: x Ira ordinary values at 10c, 12 Vic, 20c and 22c 100 dozen plain white Wash Rags, excellent quality, 45c dozen. Children's Summer Shoes 89c pair. Patent or Gun Metal. 120 pairs of good leather Low Shoes, strap over ankle: .sizes 51 j to 1 1 11 .2 to 2. Friday 89c pair.

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SOUTH BEND. Specials will be a day of buying at the regular Prices there should the whole day long Bargains in Basement Dress Ginghams in ciuvs-, stripes and plaids, very special Froda v, Q yard C Feather P&ows, size 2 1x2 7. good weight, regular S2.2S value, Friday, (TJ 7 pair . tP Jl y White Crepe, -"d i:i;.ilit, Friday special, yard " VC Bed Sheets, extra g"od qualirv, size 72Oo, bleached t unbleached. Friday K'Zrx special sJOC Cotton Flannel, tin bleac lied, Frida v special. ÄJLr yard " Ü2C Preserving Kettles, K-quart. blue and white lined, 3 Or Friday special J C Wash Boards, l.tre ie, zinc rubbing I On surface JLxU Ovens, 1 -burner, abe;nj lined, heavy blue p licJ steel. Friday" Q 1 ? A special iiw)U Champion Lye, loc value, 4 cans UfZßC Tea Kettles, copper, nickelplated, N. Ü Mze, Q gjfj Friday special . . . tj) XmsJXj Ice Tea Glasses, O CT 6 for avCJC Earthen Knife Boxes, with patent harpener. 1 On Friday special 1 C Amoricap Family O O Soap, 10 bars J J C Handled Sherbets, clear glass, colonial shape. Universal Food Choppers, No. o3, different knives. Friday only. . . OsJC Chas. D. Sax & Co.