South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 363, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 December 1916 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

i HAPPENINGS IN AND AROIIT TOWN

MR MIS TO FROLIC HIGH

Annual Christmas Party at Oliver Hotel Promises to Be Delightful. Th Uotaiv l,ii.'. :tr. liiial " Ji r i 1 -Tu. i frl; will h-M tonight .it OHwr .iiiil iiroin'.rs to I-- thl vst affair f .a similar r.atur vor in thi. tity. A ff-w p -r t i r: ri t fa ts r ; t r 1 1 n Ihf affair ha.o l,cn flrojij''! ,y thnmmitte in cl'.ir:-. which pivr- a lint as to th quality th- affair. Vat the- rai rlirv.ax f tli" whole rning's rnt-rtni?mi-nt. th f roll' s, liavo T)?en KumWl with rlam-likr Merely. Th facta that are known that th affair will luM at th livrr, will he'in aloi.t 7:-" o' lo k (mil conclude somewhere in tho i-elchhorhood of rf o'clock. Th' v. hole of the mazanim- floor of the "hotel has heen reervil ami l.ai:fifully decorated for the occasion. There will v about L'.'.O i:otarinn : rul their Kurj-ts in attendance. The music will he furni.-hed l,y Harvey's 1 an jo and saxa.)hone orchestra of 'hicajro. Preceding the frolics th?r will le dinner and after the ntertainment program w ill follow a !anc. Of the entertainment jiros'ram i othintr is known except that it will 1-' aried and extraordinary. Th quests are promis.-d musical miniiers, paroflie-4, skits, tunts nf all l.inds. There will he transformation Fcene and a sprinkling of wit and 3iumor which will help to relieve the dull moments'. Just what talent has Veen called upon to assist in making1 th? frolics a success is not known, lut hxnl and out-of-town tirtist.H will he on the program. Th committee of perpetrators is 1'. Iouis Kuhns, chairman; harles Lancaster and Frank Stephenson. ntertainment; Donald Mc(I r-:r nnd I'. K. Austin, decorations; c. N. Chuhh and Victor 1. Jones, refreshments. to iioi.i) opitn iiorsi:. Open house will he kpt at four (hie chjhs. the Oliver. Muessel, Kaley. and I-aurel luis New Year's .w from 'Z:ZU to o'clock. Th re will he inter-eluh haskethall and Indoor l.'4selall K'ines. refreshments, and other diversions. PROMINENT ST, JOSEPH CO.MTY MAN IS AIDED George F. Newton Feels Like a New Person Since Trying Tanlac, the Master Medicine. GLADLY RECOMMENDS THE PREMIER REMEDY "I Always Tell the Facts " He Says, "for I Want Others to Be Benefited as I Have Been." It i doubtful if there is a nunc highly re.-;fJted or bettrr kliowil ur.an in ."-'t. Jo. ph cuantv th.m George F. Newton, a farmer who hes on nir.il route .No. t. South Pend. Hundred- ot" filend in South Pend and numerous ;ll j;.alntara. t throaghot-t the eount know and ada.ire Mr. Newton i a nun of ut - i uestioned honet and integrity. .Mr. Newton is one of the hundreds : people of tills i .. inity who prais.Tanlac for ood it has don th'M. He said on I iiiIk r 9m Kor a long time I haf sa;:ered fioia Ntomach trouble, constipation and indiucstion bothering m. M appetite was poor and 1 1 - httb- fool 1 did eat caused seere pains ;n th" pi? of my stomach. ! was !ad! i o'-.stipatt d nearly all the time The i o;'Ji'.itl(!i caused me to su:fer ere headaches.- 'dizzy head;m'!i.'v' I bained to tail tht'.n. I 1 a- just all iutvm'u- and weak and l , : n down in Kej.o: al. ""Tai. lac w as so highlv lr-'om-toer.ded ! others ar.d e er ''o.Jy w h.o tri--d it see:r,eil to be SO Well ph.l-ed. t!vt ! ile. !: to try tt. .:'Ter taking th. !:r--; 'ottrr cT T;i'i;... ! t.'.; a crcit .hr.l better. 1 !;;iw tak.n thre-e I "!'. f T.ir.l.u now and Without .i c-m -ativ.t i'l the U ast I an sav t! .' 1 " . 1 P.Ke a re w man. th..- food ! eat is die.-t.d to; er- . Fm :.o: b.-.t re i aith the seere p:n i'A the of n. stomal h ..:t:" itia.' M ' .i, . 1.- afe ill Jfoovl orde:. Tl.." i, !. r'-o -; h-a.:.fr.e- !!.. . I. H '.t'S. I . a'.b d t di-a; p.-.ir. d Y.- v.r. 1 an t . t n : .: Tavi l;1 .t.i!'- r. -co. .!-. n,l it Am - h

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ORGANIST WILL APPEAR AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

,"' . i '1 . . - V v v. . - : f r 5 - i v;;;":: 'V .:- 1 ! I'd par A. Nelson, organist, who will appear in the All Star concert at the jt. Paul's Methodist KpiscoI'll chunh this evening. C. OF C. RAISES $500 FOR PLANNING EXHIBIT Vceosary Sl.OOO .Now Asuttd to llrin- Slum Hero Will lie Displayed at Iii' Ilooms. At a speci al meeting of the hoard i of directors of the Chamher of Comimrc Wednsdy afternoon, it was announced hy William Ilapp. chairman of the ivic committee of the 'hamher, that the committee had r.iistMl tiie S.'i'u necessary to l.iin. the City Planning exhihit here. The hoard of directors voted to furnish the gymnasium of the Chamher ot Commerce luildinK for holding the exhihit. A few other mall incidental expenses connected with hringing the exhihit here will also he hojirn hy the Chamher of Commerce. The money that has heen raised by the c ivic memhers committee of the chamher of Commerce, amons the lousiness men of tlie city, together with the $500 appropriated hy the common council for the purpose, makes it certain that the city planning exhihit will he brought here. hut the time has not yet been set. ;John K. Iathrop. the city planning t expert, who has charge of the exhihit. is expected to return to the I city In a few days and the exhihit will prohahly come here shortly after the first of the vear. HERING TO SHOW BIRDS OF HIGHEST CALIBRE S. (.'. White Leghorns Txk Sweepstake Championship at Chi-ago Fxhihition. Among the hundreds of chickens to be seen on display at the show ot the South Pend Poultry Ass'n., which will open in the InwooJ hnihlinu n-xt Tuesday, will he some of the S. ('. White leghorns owned by Frank I'. Hering of this city, with which he won th sweepstake championship at the Chicago Poultry exhihition. In addition to the sweepstakes, the highest prize possible. Mr. Herin's entries won every f i rvt, evt-ry second, several other regular prizes, and six silver cups in this division. The birds were taken to Ohicago ' v P. II. Wetmore, superintendent of Mr. Hering".-' poultry farm. The tana, which is located on the Chain likt s dr., i devoted cxelusiely to the production of S. C. White Leghorns ;t!ul Silver C.impines. ICHRISTIAN CHURCH I HAS HOME-COMING lemlx'i of Congregation Dring Dinners in Da-Uets Announce Deports Tid.iy. With practically the full (oncrfcation of .na memhers and a lar-e numher of i-itors in attendance, the annual home-tominc iclehration oi the I'.rst Christian chunh held last nisrht was a success. Fach of th.e families in attend.ir.ee hrought li.i-kcts containing' dinners. These dienet s w ere served in picni-.' style. Th.ree reels of enjoyable comedy v ere piesented and the reports of all the so.-iet'es of the church were made These reports will be announced todav. DROPSY TREATED FREE lr lih-. Iii (.rr-ut j" ialit. Will nd a Trl.il Tre.ituient I r'. i;('irt uri-d ,fi-r l'li 'm i.mi l ad.

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THREE MASONIC LODGES !N JOINT INSTALLATION

Hev. .1. II. White CiUes Address of lAcnln porta so Ixlc in 'liarst . Installation of officers of the three blue lodges of the Masonic order, S't. Joseph lodge, No. 4"., South Hend lodge. No. 11, and Portage lodge. No. HT5 took place last night at the Masonic rumple and was under the auspices of the Portage lodge. The officers in charge were: Installing officer Kev. ( A. Lippincott; marshal. P. H. Horst; chaplain. Kev. J. H. White; presiding offner. William H. Hwintz. Following the installation an address by Rev. J. H. White was given in which he dwelt on the Masonic order in general, emphasizing what it meant to he a Mason. The o:"fic.rs that were installed are as follows: St. Joseph lodge . F. Stephens, worshipful master; W. A. Peitsch. Fenior warden; W. A. O'Oell, junior warden; W. II. Swintz. treasurer: Arthur S. Irwin, secretary; Charles Polk, senior deacon; W. (I. Palmer, junior deacon; Raymond Pale, senior steward; P. A. Parry, Junior steward. South Pend lodge John G. Grimm, worshipful master; C. O. Hunsberger, senior warden; ("J. Welton Judd, Junior warden; Charles I,. Zigler. treasurer; P. .1. Genge. secretary; W. A. Slick, senior deacon; Charles Huff, junior deacon; A. J. Welch. enior steward; I-ouis Miller, ju.;;or steward, William II. Porter, tyler. Portage lodge Otis Itomine, worshipful master; J. J. Wolpert, senior warden; W. I. Crabill. junior warden; V. P. Pulla, senior deacon; Leo Hanger, junior deacon; H. I.,. Longbrake, senior steward; W. Farmer, junior steward. DESIGNER OF WOMAN'S CLOTHES COMING HERE i . .. (tiiiis io oikmi siioi in i amier's Trust Huildlns: in January. South Pend is to have a designer of women's clothes, with the opening the Mrst of January of an exelusive tailoring shop in the Farmers' Trust building by W. A. Gillis Mr. Gillis was for 17 years located ! in Minneapcdis, Minn. While the designing of women's complete outfit will be the feature of Mr. Gillis' work, tailoring of all kinds will be done. The shop, located on the second lloor of the build -inc. has heen fitted out with a color motif of white. A Japanese fitting room will add an appealing feminine touch to the shop's equinment. The designer also will specialize in both domestic and imported modes. HAIR CUT NOT GOING UP So in-dare Local Harbers When In tonirvml on Subject. The bald-headv'd man is not after all to he Riven tno chance to get back at his iiuue hispidulous hrotlier. Tlie tonsorial artist, like all i his fellow artists, must continue to j labor in the ranks of the underpaid. J The price of the hair cut is not to advance, rumors to the contrary I notwithstanding. The rumor which ! recently circulated which would place a further premium on baldheadednes.- by increasing the price ; of a hair-cut another dime, and all the other delicatessens of the barber shop in proportion, is proved to be unfounded hy statements of various harhers throughout the city Wedr.esuiy. Several of the barbers, asked as to their knowledge of the rumored advance in price, knew nothing j about the matter, some said they j would not join in such an action under any condition and none of them believed that there was any immediate prospects of the price of a hair-cut joining in the general sky-rocketing of prices. PEOPLE'S MISSION WILL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT Kej;iilar Sedon Held on Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday Nights ' With SH-cial SiHMker-. The rtirular meeting of the People's mission will be held tonight flew Deorge Thomas of Mishawaka will talk at the mission Sundav aft-4 ernoon and several other sneakers will also make addresses. J Deirular meetings are being held at the mission on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday niirhts and special speakers are planned for each evening. The mission asks that all old clothing and articles be brought to the mission, where they may be distributed to the needy. The names of families that are in need of help ! are al-o requested by the superintendent. CHARITY FUND GROWS Ninety dollars raised by the students in the grade schools brought the total amount received Wednesday by the Fedratior. for Social Service in its (Jood Will campaign, up to $140.47. The total amount raised to date is $ 1 7.2 J 4.3;. Only three pledges were received Wednesday. 1 'These were turned in by W Havie and 1 . U Cuilfoyle. O. I'.IKTHS. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. T. T. F.ani.U'a. 14'oj Liruoln wa U. a daughter. Fee. i:7.

Y. M. C. A. BOYS TO FORM SELF GOVERNING BODY

Intermediate Mcnitx'rs Will Organize llnnnl of IMminr of Tuche Men. Intermediate members o; the Y. M. A. will meet in th" boys' de. partment of the association this evening, where a self governing organization will be formed among the members. A president and other officers of the boys' department will be organized along with a board of directors. The board will consist of about 12 members, and each member on this board will have charge of some department of the association. The intermediate junior, and preparatory branches of the boys' division will be under the direction of the new organization. A program of games, contests, and other features will be presented at tonight's gathering. Refreshments will be served. FREYERMUTH AND MAURER DRAW HEALTHWIN PLANS Architects Apixdnted by County Commissioners for en $10,000 Addition. Frcyermuth 8c Maurer, architects, have been appointed by the county commissioners to draw the plans for the $4 0,000 addition that is to be made at the Healthwin tuberculosis hospital. The appropriation for the enlargement of the institution was made sometime ago by the commissioners. The capacity of the institution will be increased from 00 to 100 persons by the new building. William R. Paker has been appointed a member of the governing board of the hospital to take the place of the late Harry I). Johnson, jr. BOY STARTS FIRE IN HUNT FOR HIS TOY .Max r.ilman. Five Years Old, Lights 3Iatcli in Closet and Ignites Clothing. Five-year-old Max Gilman, son of Mandel K. Oilman, 219 K. Monroe st., could nc find a plaything he wanted Wednesday afternoon, so he lighted a match and went into a clothes closet. The match accidentally touched the clothes and a blaze started. Max did not notify his mother or sister at tirst but attempted to put the blaze out by throwing cupfuls of water on it. When his mother discovered the smoke a still alarm was turned in. The damage to the contents of the closet will amount to about 5 10. CHIEF IN HARD LUCK Gets six Iloxes of Cigars and Then a Fold Doctor Says No Smoking. Chief Kurpert is the hard luck man of the world. At Christmas time the chief usually receives a generous (juantity of cigars from his friends and admirers and this year was no exception. Six boxes of smokes found their way to the chief. Now comes the hard lue':. Kuesport has contracted a severe cold which has settled in his chest and the doctor advises him not to smoke. FIREMEN TO MAKE RECORD Falls n to Wednesday V2ii is Former Mark Says Slhrel. A record number of runs will he established by the lire department this year, according to Chief SMhrel. who says that the department made its DUst call Wednesday afternoon. Four hundred twenty-six alarms was the previous high mark. FNTFDTAIN CIII DFII FIIOtK. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hansen, 60 Daporte av., entertained the members of the Fnglish Dntheran church choir at the annual Christmas party at their home Wednesday niht, '2 1 guests being present. A Christmastree was one of the features, while the decorations were in the holiday colors. ;ivi: FASH ikfsi:ts. The working force of the South P.end (uick Itepair Service (o. were remembered on Christmas by their employers, Joseph and Cliarl-s Hull, with cenerous cash presents. "Vaporize" Croup or Cold Troubles Vapor treatments for cold troubles are better than internal medicines, as the vapors carry the medication direct to the lunirs and air passages without disturbing the stomach. When Yhk- Vapoliub" Salve is applied over the throat and chest, these vapors, released by the heat of the body, are inhaled with each breath. i'.'c. to $ 1 . fo. Adv. FO.NsTIPATIOV FAFsFs SKIN". A dull and pimply skin is lue to a sluggish bowel moement. Correct thi- condition and tlear your rnp'.o.ion with Ir. Ivttms New Lif-

Pills. This mild laxative taken at Led dme will assure you a fall. free, non-irripping movement in the inornir.'. !rivf- out the dull. lNtkss feejinc res'iltin- from corload-d lntttines and sluinri-h liver. (let a bottle today. At all Druggists. J.Sc. Advt-

PROHIBITION FORCES TO COMBINE THEIR EFFORTS

.nti-alMn League and Indiana Pry Federation Lineup Together For Fight. Nt-w w . Hi' S:. 'vial Scrvt. e: INPIANAP" 'LIS, Pe The Anti-Saloon league, which had announced that it would tight its pro-hü-ition hattles alone. has announced that it had decided to af filiate with the Indiana Pry federation in order thut a united effort i may be made at the coming session! l th- legislature for the pas-ase of a state-wide prohibition measure. At a meeting of representatives of the two organizations, it was announced i that the league will he one unit of the general dry movement and that it will continue to maintain its own I separate organization. An agreement was reached regarding a steering committee to be made up of three memhers of the dry federation and three of the Anti-Saloon league, the six to elect William F. Carpenter of Prazil. chairman of the committee, and the seventh to select two additional members. On thi-s committee of nine, it is expected that the dry federation will have a majority of members. K. S. Shumaker, superintendent of the league, announced that the action of the committee probably will be endorsed at a meeting of the board of directors which will be held here. Mr. Carpenter, who has been selected president of the dry federation, is a business man at Prazil. lie has been identified with the dry movement for several years. The r.ext meeting of the federation will be held next Wednesday. SUFFERS BROKEN BACK DrDcr on Iliuli Seat Fails to Stoop, KoeiIii Injurie. Iiiternationnl News Sertl-'e: FODT WAYNH. Ind.. PeC. 2S. Fati Tevebaugh, 4 0 years old, driver of a coal wagon, is expected to die at a local hospital as the result of a broken hack received while driving a high-seated ice wagon this afternoon. He failed to stoop low enough to avoid the overhanging eaves of a coal yard scale office. He may li -e for several days, jyjt death is practically certain. His body has been encased in a cast. MAY CARE FOR LEPER state May IMaMMi (amp lor Ward and Family. lLternntion.il News Service: INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 29. Residents of Fort Dranch. Ind.. who are much concerned regarding the disposition of David S. Dyers, who is aid to be suffering from leprosy, were today advised by Dr. John N. Hurty. state health commissioner, to petition the general assembly for an appropriation and power for the state hoard of health to maintain a place in (iibson county for the ward. Residents of the town are objecting to Dyers' presence, alleging; that the notoriety is damaging the commercial life of the place. XrnLFCTF.D COLDS KKOW A cough that racks and irritate? the throat may lead to a serious chronic couuh, if neglected. The healinc bine balsams in Dr. Dell's I I'ine Tar Honey Nature's own remi edy will soothe and relieve the irj ritation, breathing will be easier, j and the antiseptic properties vi!l j kill theNgerm wliich retarded heali iw-z. Have it handy for croup, sore 'throat and chronic bronchial affec tions. ;et a bottle today. Pleasant to take. At all Druggists, 2 0c. Advt. Surprisingly Good Cough Syrup Made at Home Co-t Very Little and Fa-lly Made, but i Keniarklly KflettUe. ' You'll never really know what .1 fine rougli syrup' yu cm make until you prepare tlds f.inious home-made remedy. .You not only save .2 a compared with the ready-made kind, hut you will also have a more i-fletttve and depend.i Me remedy in every way. It overcuiia-s the usual coiu-Mii. throat or ehest colds la :M hours relieves even wboopiug rough qui' kly. e't oumes of IMnex (50 cent worth) from any goad dru store, pour it into a pint ldtle and till the buttle with phiiu granulated sucrar Fyrup. Here you have a full pint a family supply of U.e mot eiTeetiv. rough Kyruji that money rj;;i buy-at a cost of : t lily ÖI ernts or les. It never spoils. The prompt and p iltlve results given . he this pleasant tasting rouh syrup have caused it to l.e us-1 in more homes than any other rem. dy. It quiekly lufsens ü dry. hoars.- or tight rough, heals the intfamed mend.,in-s that lino the thrt.U and bronchial tul.es. and r-lit-f rorues alia. st immediately. SpleatllJ for throat th kle, hoarsen.-ss. l.roncbitis. croup and bronchial asthma 1'inex is a hlshly -onrntrated rom- ' pound of geuulue Norway pin" extra t. combined with guaia'ol and has been n;ed for trenerations for throa; anl tl.est ailments. Avoid disappointment by akinc your druggist fer "2l-2 oini- of I'inex " with lull directions, and d-.n't accept anything else. A guarantee of absolute atlsf:otloti or money promptly refunded, pors with this preparation The I'inex Co.. Fort Wayne, lad. Adv. HERE'S A NEW WAY TO MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD Wht-n y.air f.-et are .-id with tl.e sorl"!!g b"Urv h'Il they liUIll and thro,'. v ! n th.- persj.ire e.-sivdy ai d grow t-UdT lis lx.ils .Mid you wi-h th: t you 1 id wooden Wc. f!.n y'! will r-n -m'-r thN lltth st-'i v ( f how a r',.-i k hi a big t r- fii-ind r '. i f from his f-.t v.'s. 1 1.iis siiffrr'r. N no m.re s,. Th-ai ulav 1- heard 'f a drap!o. ri-y m-t'iod of ! t llevinir hii ii'.. td s H fik th- hint iund boiicht a 'J."-'-nt p;e k :i ir of W'a-Ne-, Ta at th d: i;g T m t-b!et-i ia a jh.isiii of !:-t water, then a f.-- i.iii:ut-s" ! iiiiTii-r-ioii of th :. hln. throbtdi.r f.- t. jm.l I.; t!.- pain had in . th- - rei,vaidslfd. 'I. bun. ii.' s, :,.itl 11 had b.-. :: r-'pla I by a f di: rot;!. .rt. Y U 'n ei-ily try it . .ars-;!. I o.l :,tful f r us ii I it! Leaies skin -..ft M,d - ii.it: ry. If .::r .lru.''it h.ii. t : - N Ta. s ?id i.s P 1 on t f..r 1 - 1 in ) t k.. iT" :t ! v i ! , n.all if to .a prepaid Y I'll thanf.. i t!,.- u-'g-ti"a. I. C LaiiJja . t-, uta lb.i.d. Iii 1 Adv.

Our Tea Room for a Rest and Refreshments Robertson Bros. Co.

BUY THE CHILDREN THEIR NEXT WINTER'S COATS. IT WILL PAY YOU. Our Greatest Clearance Sale 500 Children's Coats on Sale at Discount of 25 per cent These Coats represent the finest materials and models we have had. Several of ihe best coats were very late in coming in. This discount is taken off the price of everv child's winter coat in the store.

Clearance Sale of Boys' Winter Suits at $5.00 and $7.85 Extraordinary values, snappy styles, mixtures and blue series. You'll not lind such values again this season. Boys' Overcoats at $5.00 Many of these coats were S 10.00. They are all quality tirst style materials.

Women's Tailor Made Suits at 25 Discount j This has been a busy section the past three davs. You'll miss one of th- -ieatesi ' opportunities of the season if you need a suit. 'The prices ranne fn in sS.on in ; S60.00 and you can buy these" splendid garments at 25 per cent discount. ' Our Entire Stock of Furs on Sale at 25(c Discount I Wonderful Values in Women's Coats You will find a large collection of extraordinary coats. QHialitv coats priced from $10.00 to $50.00. You will make big money if you spud it for these splendid carmcnis.

MICHIGAN.-COR. WAYNE STREET.

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The heaping measure of value has made this a very and it is our intention to hold the patronage thus gained each week. The values deserve your earnest attention.

Basement Bargains Rippeleite or Seersucker Gingham, extra good quality, in blue, tan, pink. Mack and grey stripes. Friday f I f only, yard fi.JLL Shirting Ginghams, good assortment of stripes and checks, all colors. Friday 7io only, yard 2l Percales, 36-inch, good quality, in assorted stripes, dots and figures. Friday O enly, yard Cjj Unbleached Sheets, good quality, size 31x90. fißif Friday only v?wrvs Blankets, in grey, tan and white with pink and Hue borders, size 40x68. AA Friday only, pair . . . .T i C Remnants of Flannel, Gingham, Percale and Suiting at reduced prices. Universal Bench Wringers, 1 1-inch rubber rollers with ball bearing, inclosed cojjs. reversible board. OA Written guarantee. J)UUU Cedar Oil Mcps, with 4-oz. bottle of Cedar Oil and 4Kfo,,t handle, ßQp complete 3 0 Coco Door Mats, Qlr size 14x24. at -L Decorated Tumblers, 1 An 6 for IlfL Universal Food Choppers, No. (, with different knives UvU

Buy Coats, Suits, Dresses, V

Skirts, Millinery, Muslin, Underwear, Dress Goods, Silks, Dry Goods and Housefumishings now and get the benefit of the excellent assortment and special prices.

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Fridav Remnants 1-2 Priced Friday will be a big day of value-giving in Remnants. Desirable lengths of Silks, Wool Goods, Cotton Goods, Linens, Toweing, Linings, Curtain Goods, Cretonnes, etc. The prices on these Remnants have already been reduced, but for Friday only they all go at ONE-HALF PRICE. Mending Cotton, in black, brown, erev and white. E 3wn, 3 balls lis sJIj l") I Coats Thread, all numbers, dozen . . . ÜC Cotton Tape, all widths, bolt lc Trancit Pencils, No. 2, Friday, 6 for. 5c Lingerie Braid, with sell threading bodkins. O 10-yard bolt OCj j Jap Rose and Palm Olive! Soap, 10c value, 6 bars for 1 , , j Fancy Taffeta Ribbons, 3 to 5 inches wide, in plain colors plaids, checks and floral ; desirns. 25c value. t AÄ Friday, yard . 11 Stamped Corset Covers, stamped on good quality Nainsook, n several pat- 1 Otf terns. 25c value, Friday A C Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxci with special facilities for the privacy of customers.

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Cv. ' v. " YOUA iirrr 1 . - ,1 SOUTH BEND. busy store every Friday by greatly reduced prices Economize on Ready- to - Wear Children's Ccats, ie- 1 t ä'-..''::1- gl.00 Women's Ccats, ie W t 4 2. Fridav fT A A at Wo men s Fleece Lined Hcu'e Dresses. ft S J ..JUS Fncay at Wash W.ists, 4'. Friday only at 79c Children's Combination Sets, Scsrf and Cap, i.i : C '.v::. wiiite and ree::. (T 7 0 Friday special, set. D J Japanese Quilted Jackets, jin rucfi and w!:ile. (1 1 (ft r day enly at . . . tj? A U Knit Caps or Tcqu:s, in all Col r . 4 9c values. Friday only 3 JC w , u tri j Women s Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, in white wi:h n sleeves, hili neck an.i length, mz.s M ;4. Special Friday, suit . . . Ü U Dresser Scarfs, ; e. . itii lace i:er;i:: an,! eJ1. Regular 49c values. Friday Oft enly yj, J j Fancy Trimmings, values up fr 9hr varrl f J AWV J Jk.l Tut ! Friday only aisrs A T T.V H. LEMONTREE

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