South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 176, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 June 1917 — Page 3

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IKE SUUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

moytvw TrrnvTxn. jrr 25, 1017

Here are Subscribers to Red Cross Fund Up to Sunday

.Tic? Employ and Foreman

man Chilled Plow works.. 400. OC Fred L. Tennis '. -5.00 John iHlaen 5.00 (Ui,r-- L. Hascr 25.00 ainuel I'aikcr 10.00

John P.ew-r 10.00!

The li er Hotel 20C.00

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Iniui" SMh'Mfij.tion-i. Mr. A. H'--;r Nettie Muli-'r Arlie Hra rook Mrs. C'h.-irlM JCoin::... Mahal i Anini''t, - E. S. ;.n-lrrh..-,f W. V. FunlW. I). Karf.vf.l South Pep.d I': ;ol V, Ernt K. S'.ipies: John P. Huv-.-ll Allr. Milbern Sam P. Srhv, a '.. lenrji' S'-ri.'-: ! F. A. Higirin.Mrs. I. . Millar Mrs. W. H. I .an Mr. Hattif- La Pie'd Lola U'ir.''e;ir Mrv H. L. rn--r.irfit n. i.'.s Mrs John S. Mvani.1. L IJ'hty Yerr.a Whitmr I ella M S wa rtz Mr TT S. Miller .Ini n Yermand0 . . Mis Jesie F ' r.d E. R. Jnyee T. J. Slh'k Frank .!. Ward I'.ert Reeves , E. I. Porter William J. O'Connell Mrs. Carrie Kimble , 'harles A. Tashr , Thomas Fryman A;thur Perley I-:. It. Kollow Mi.i I'loccjr- .ieter K. I. Kizr Mr. W. Kuwley Jam" T'ouall '. J. Commorton .1. A. Hibhard Eli ha Hartman J. J. Wollpprt Several Anonymous

Isaac Hutrhin William H. Gammon .. Charles ,toltz Ivcll S'hlpman Myrtle I. Shipman Harriet S. Padet o. nan a felt J. A. Llneback Norman G. Pa kin Mrs. X. G. rvakin H. E. Wertervelt Jr. U. M. McPonald .. J. MerinelMeln Mrs. . Spiro .Term! F. MOrley F. M. Gardiner : W. H. rierce Mm. r. C. IWaIt Florence Mulona H. W. McGann P. A. Joyce Rensberger "Pro?. .' Anna Neuperth . . John IcHnry Anna Kaley . William T'ender, Jr K. A. Zeltler R. Montgomery . . . . Purroucrhy Adding Marh,

Helrt Kensberger "Wllrrm E. Carlln F. M. Jackson Henry Entzion (Mr. and Mrs. FL T. Bonds . F. J. Crumpacker "If. P. Dnnnahoo JC&thcrine Coonlcy ....... Ceph Moonew The Pastime Club Elizabeth Turner Helen Ouilfoylo Florence Erl ck son Arthur Hennlnger Tleonomy Iepts ,15. C. Fhanklln .Anna KT. Kunstman ,tMr. and Mrs. I C. Landen Mrs. W. W. Jeffries Mary Roberts T. J. Reecft IM. Miller Mrs. X. Parter J!. A. Schaefer po-jth Rend Supply Co. . . . .T. Seheininger Oharies A. Mue?sel T. Andrevrs 33r. R. Lv Senpenich

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Anonymous S II. Perkins At.onymo .s IM Stelner I'. Huston Anonymous

Mrs. Levy Reynolds Clay aud Harris picric fund

John J. Hassett

Miss Malinda Savid M. W. Draper Miss LÜH- Harmon . M. R. Shelpmen .... If. A. Stover Hu-h "f)olprton J. 1". .-n.irj.e Frank Whitehall ... Anonymous .Martha Jerne Perry F. Mock Fn.'st Mftz James Walsh J. P.. Perielinsr Paxil Cripe , F. T. Mel ermott . . . Anonymous First National Rand Mr. Milliken Mrs. Grant Miller . France Salinger . . Anna Vislrreer Jennie Tulchinsky .

Mrs. Grace Lccmaleom Martha Mowe St ndt . T.udulq Meyer Jtseph Rothballer George A. Crane J. H. Low man ii. P.. I'Hl.lPS Mts. Frye

pe-iur- Wells Anonym on T. Topfdn Mrs. Otornp Anonymous Jacobson Peterson, Peltz Käufer W. Fi her H. S. Cower Merle Haskins M. I Faskins . Perkins Glue Co H. G. Reed William Renr.shersrer Georjo M. Tlatner Mary S. Riley

TTibherd Printing Co. State Loan Co Mrs. C. P. Drummond William V. Hoffman

A. P. Raker A. O. 1 1. Society Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radet . G. A. Farabauch Thomas J. Gilk Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Heinzman Ale J. Kertis Miss Florence Fin ley M.r. and Mrs. K. C. DeRhode F. P. Kaley

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Anor.mous Whitv San Iviundry Stella H. Prummond Anonymous J. H. Kelse

Kenneth W'elton Anonymous "har'es K, .peth Oipheum Tneater Ralph H. Ku F. W .MeColIun William H. B.Jiks Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Ixila A. PeFrees Mrs. W. M. Wild Mr.. L. A. Ireland Mis Janet McKinley R. II. Keisey Seth Hammond FH'-1, Richard and Robert. . M. V. Thomas

Pr. .V Mrs. A. K. Stone-cipher

Georve Riuhan

Anonymous Anoymous A. L. Revnold.s Rohort Hausen Mrs. ("harPs Slick Anonymous J. I", lrmiter F. S. Andry slak J. K. Roper Harry F. ort Mrs F,mma Zeamer W. i:. Farrel S. C. Lontz sons F. 13. ShamMeHU P.. F. Pi: nn

Stamm Hays Machine Co Shanklin

Jackson Lumber

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PpTvioe Is the koyncto of modern enterprise. Thousands of people In Indiana have vcichod for Tanlac, tho Master Medicino. as a Ieronal service to thorn Hooiers do not make public statements unless they have thoroughly te.-ted the remedy and then their O. K. is thtt highest indorsement. Therefore the Tar, lac cricinators are proud to pvdnt out th fact that hundreds of te-timon-

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ials havo inn Jiy Indianaiar.s.

of them: LOOANSrORT Ida M. M, Klk-yv "I was Fevorely burned in an a -cldent and ever ftir.ee thnt tirno I have been losinp weicht. My ror.i-I-delon was cid and my Mr.'d -didn't circulate properly. Rut Tanlac cleared up the all.iw skin nnd recuated r.:y circular i, n. N'ov I havo regained the !-t u. jtnJ ?cel better than for a Pt.utime." VINCENNK. Mrs. F. R. Steffv:

GARY Mrs. J. L Holt: "La rij'po left mo in a weakened condition. 1 had that 'tired feelinq My a pp. tit was poor. Now I have lot of arn'ution. since taking Tanlac My .ippetite tine and I en.H. eatinc. I have pained nian I otinds, too ". LAFAYETTE John Hamm: -,My wife is years old and has hern sufferinc from stomach trouble more than 25 years. She couldn't rat ar.vtnine: without experiencing .-eve re pains afterwards. Rut Tanlac itrtainly was just what she I.-", ded for now she feels much 'ettt r a is pair:ir. in strenKtli." St:.T. -.y.ents from all parts of the state s; uik of tho merit of Tanlac. It l-.as Puilt up thousands of weak

ened the:

down person-, strength. -: and broucht ur. limited

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'. i- beintr introduced tnd 'd in South. Rend at Public rtore: Mishawaka. Red Ph i : a cv ; North Libertv.

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A. M. P.. A. Sibley R. C

McErlain

Co Graham & Crane S. Rend F.uiness College. Ar nold i-v Puterbaush F. P. Eastman

Seebrlt & Schurtz How oil & Jones Dr. J. H. Ellis Harry Minkow Henry J. Chrustowskl John Groff William Eichorst Anna Raldwin Polish Girls' Flasr fund .... The following subschiptions those received and tabulated vious to Saturday afternoon:

The Ftudebaker Corporation. Podce Manufacturing Co.... Mishawaka Woolen Co J. D. Oliver

A. II. Erskine 1,000 Col. and Mrs. C. A. Carlisle

family Mr. and Mrs. Clement ,tu debaker, jr., and family Col. and Mrs. George M. Studebaker and Mr. and Mrs. Georpre M. Studebaker, jr. A. D. Warner A. L. Hubbard E. A. Saunders F. s;. Fish Stnadrad Oil Co. of Indiana.. J. M. Studebaker, jr Miles O'Rrien J. J. O'Rrien Georpe A. Robertson C. C. Sharer Indiana Lumber & Manufacturing Co Stephenson Underwear mills. South Rond National bank... Citizen's National bank Citizen's Loan, Trust and Savings Co Joseph D. Oliver, jr James Oliver, II Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous W. R. Royd (lot) American Trust Co O'Brien Varnish Co American Trust Co Mr. Evelyn Rirdsell Campbell Paper Box Co M. P. Bowsher University club W. O. Pa vi es E. L. Rurch Northern Ind. Gar, . Electric Co '. McHenry-Millhouse Mfsf. Co.. Mary L. Hine International Harvester Co.. F. H. Badet Stephenson MfCT. Co Samuel iSpiro John R. Haughton Jefferson Ave. Pleasure club. The Philadelphia Merchants' National bank... Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pace James A. Judie Rome C. Stephenson Jacob Woolverton Sailor Bros. Co F. W. Keller Thomas A. oiney Pr. C. C. Terry J. P. McGill

and Harry Whee!-

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"Kidney trouble nece frMtir.tf up fre juently at in mv back bothered

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me." MARION Mrs. 'lie W. Fite have ued to bottler of T and now n.y trouble- haw treat Iv re',ir.i Th- piin t

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Hoffman hro.; Klkhart. Weiler Pru Co.: Mbhisran Citv. Ohmiim's Pruir r... )!! South Franklin st.: New Carl:-;.-. Warner Drue store;

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e!.. i'lobb-t. Rul Drui; .-tore: Rre-

Koorit. Bros: Napjatiee,

arid Son: Walkerton. A.

A! C:u!k:ns: Milford. Milford P'u Co.; Srae:e, Hoph Co.; L-'burc. Empire Prüm House; Warsaw, Gilv. orth Store; Wanatah. W"ika!uu .-uol Son: Knox. Frank A '.!-., )i:-tol. Cnnciinn Pruc Co.. and pi mouth. Mi-sol Drug Co.

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men.

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Georg H.

ock loo Mr. and Mrs. otto C. Bastian H O W. W. Austin loo George B. Beitner 100 George Witwer 100 R. P. Milton 100 Samuel Adler 100 C. C. Hunch 100 c. A. Polph 1"0 C. A. Lippinrott I'"? Charles PowU 100 H. E. Palton 100 Georg Ford 100 ileitner's Sons 100 Pon't publisli 100 Pr. S. A. Clark Po A. H. Heller Furniture Co... loO Anna E. Kunst man 100 P. E. Guilfovle 100

I H. E. Westervelt lOo Ch.aries R. Sax v Fo. employes 10") j Chi. R. Sax & Co 100 ! Charles R. Sax 100

Tnhir.e Prtir. Co 100 Paid Pollock 100

R. F. Pur.n 100 H. W. Senders 100 A r.o :i y .r.o us 5 9 t'our.try 'lul Staz S W a r.le L. Mack 5 0 C. L. MiUhoure 50 G'. rge p. Iinehani 50. V.. R. Starr 50 G. Fred Rrnz 5 Notman Rleuler SO Louis J. Smith 50

Newman's Pr. D. E. Cummlnirs W. A. Funk L. P. Hardy A. M. Russell Elliott & Ehott C. A. Lancaster A. Clark W. A. Rugbee A. Livincston E. H. Miller High school class '17 Grammar school U. G. Manning J. W. Shid'.er R. N. Shidler Clem Shidler Harry Schadt Eugene Warner Pr. C. J. A.-h Red Crors Auxiliary of I'astern Star Ralph G. Chalf.int , Robert Robertson Pick Johnson Robert S. Campbell S. C. Lontz John R. Haberle Walter G. Muesel , Walter A Funk Emma E. Goetz Mrs. F. M. Hatch Mrs. James puShane E. R. Galbreath A. H. Rice Prummond & Prumrnond.. Slick - Slick South Rend Woman's club..

r ullon-narw ooci nrass i. . Mr. and Mis. C. N. Chubb. . George P. Morey J. A. WerwinskI '. E." Pattee S. S. Kresse P. M. Shlvely John Rush Mrs. C. E. Knott M. K. Wetlick A. E. Reyrer Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Landon. C E. Lee W. W. Eidenour Carl Ross A. H. Rice I. K. WerwinskI Miller & Snoke W. R. Schäfer Pr. Samuel Whitehall Frank Mayr, jr Aaron Jones C. o. McCarty E. II. Rush W. H. Bra man S. S. Krespe Co L R. Slaughter ?. N. Quiller.

Smopor Lumber

L. Frash R. R. Peck W. R. shafer Anonymous I larry Shock .... D. S. Marsh C. L Hansel .... F. J. Stephan.. . . Anonymous Iden S. Honiip. . . Anonymous Miss Helen Lent. E. R. Austin Homer Taggart . R. G. Pape Phillip K. Ooetz.

F. H. Goodman Max Adler Co r H. Horst Mrs. J. C. Harper. . . . P. C. Leer Pr. E. P. Moore C. A. Nemkk Care & Geyer George J. Oltsch C W. Copp E. W. Croupe J L. Duncan Ren L. Frank Louise Frank Lester Frank Fred P. Sax Anna L. Wagner.... Miss Ada Hillier Yictor F. Jones Frank Sindlinger . . . J. C. Schreyer William Devall E. W. Nelson Mrs. A. Frank H. L. Cask ill E. P. Weis Mrs. C. S. Ransberger Joseph M. Sullivan... William P. Booth Pr. E. R. Rorley.... Tecumseh Kilgore . . . S. T. Applegate James B. Austin W. N. Rergan Mrs. W. A. Rugbee. . . L. Buland G. H. Case Dewey Coomer Rertha Parr Z. Dekelhoum ; John Devine M. L. Duncan Mrs. J. L. Duncan.... H. R. Davis C J. Dunnock

Harry Elliott

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n Abraham, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs

E. Rabcock. H. S. Burdett.

Ra uld. Mrs. R. A. Bird. Mrs. George

H. Black. Mr. . Rrer.ner. Mrs. 1 V J. N. Rucks. Ethel Burton. M. Zzar.toe, Mrs. Elizabeth Clenny, . Miss CorT.n. Alice Creed, Ida D.A Armor.d. J. H. Dunn. J. W. Estet. j Howard Emmons. E R. F'etrg. j jf Maurice Foley, the Frances shop, R. j V H. Geyer. H. B. Gill:?. Miss Belle ! Guess, Mrs. Miller Guy. r. N. Ham-j Tuend. J. V. Hoacr. J. H. Haberly. J. '

( . Hoague. Hetty . Hoover.

C. E. Ireland. E. W. John

Flavia Judd. Mamie Kerner. Mrs. W. F. Kellow. W. . Kennedy. Mrs. W. W. Kinyon. Mrs. M C. Ingeni'abim. H. L. Loehr. William E. Le.uMid. jr.. M. Lister. A. C. Meck-ler.ber--. Pr. H. F. Mitchell. J. H. Monteifdi. Charles A. Miller. F. C. Nobb Mrs l-:iizab-th Neilson, Mr". P. ' 'Prien. Richard ö'Conner. V. E. Pawn. Rarney Rabinovich, Franklin Riley. I'red Roberts. Mrs. P. E. Rer.'-ry. Mrs. C. E. Richardson, Mrs. Emma Rockstroh. R. o. Rupe, E. A. Schmok. W. P. Schillington. A. F. Sholly. Mrs. C. H. Smith. Edward Strickler, William Szabo. S. C. Tovrar. Mrs. o. p. Typ. C. A. Yanden-

l'os. h, Emma Yinson, H. Yoreis, J. R. Wilcox. J. E. Whitehall. F. J. Wolfe. A. o. Wilson, Mrs. W. ?. Woods. Miriam Wuthtich. A. L. Geyer. Lillian McCann, E. G. Kettring. T. G. Mobile, Mrs. Thad S. Taylor. Nina Poolittle, I. Roswell. John Swigart, E. R. Pierce, J. S. Miller. N. Peltonrisht. Edna Miller. Frank Stevens, Anna Howard, E. W. W'iter. J. P. Witwer, Alma Rhead, George Huffman, W. W. Schneider. S. R. Robinson, W. S. Weaver, Peter Patterson. Fitty-cent subscribtions: A. J. Anleitler. Mrs. John Hat.h, F. Olde, W. L. Reil, D. J. Chanchoster, W. Crissy. Mrs. H. V. Franton. Mrs. A. V. France. G. IL Jepson, H. Harter, J. Corn. C. Kempton, Frank Glober, Reimold Kullier. Mrs. George L. Landcraf. Fanny Grunwald, Mary Miller, Max Miranda, Jfrry Moore, Jes.-ie 'alentine, J. W. Cripes, J. F. Donahue. Miss Maher. Less than 50-cent subscriptions: Miss M. Allen, Mrs. S. Deczknwicz. J. Beller. M. Boorda, John Bruggner. E. L. Clark. Ellen Culp. W. W Curtis. Mrs. Deahh Mrs. DuCom'o, Yera Farmer, J. J. Gehring, Lillian Härtel. R. L. Harris, Miss Hatchett. A. Holycross, Mrs. Hoffman, Mr?!. .1. Lewinski. M. birman.

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Nash. Alice Nash. G. Renoe. Lydia Heimholt, Mrs. L. L. Roberts, R. Schwartz. Mrs. R. H. Sehand. M. G. Stahley. Harry Stringer, Mrs. C. C. Tiedetnan. H. Yon Ra randy, H. R. Ya gner, Arthur lerritt, Mr. Bishop, Leonon Getz, Mrs. Holycross, Jerry Reynolds, M r.G. Frank Rrown. Melton Brown.

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SALVATION ARMY TO AID WAR ON WHITE SLAVERY NEW YORK, June 25. Cooperation of the Salvation army in an organized effort to end the white sluve tratfio as an aftermath of the Ruth Cruger case was pledged Sunday by Miss Evangeline Booth, commander

of the organization, after a long con

ference with Mrs. Grace Humiston, who was instrumental in the iinding of the high school girl's body in the ellar of Alfredo Cocchi's bicycle repair Fhop. Mrs. Humiston announced at the end of her three-hour talk with Miss Booth that arrangements had been made whereby the Valvation army would give valuable assistance in running down the criminals who prey upon young girls. She stated these preliminary plans would be enlarged and a vigorous campaign started to end the evil. The aid the Salvation army can give in such work is most valuable, said Mrs. Humiston, because its members are in touch with numerous tirls who have fallen victims to the men engaged in the traffic and who, in their misery, turn to the .Salvation army for help.

PERSHING NAMES FRED PALMERON HIS STAFF PARIS, June 25. It was announced at American army headquarters Sunday that Mf j. Gen. Pershing had appointed FreJerick Palmer of New York to his staff in the intelligence department with the rank of major. The appointment is in line with Gen. Pershinsr's purpose to obtain specialists in all branches of the service and Mr. Palmer's long experience at the European front, at headquarters, was regarded as mak-

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SALE OF $10 SILK TAFFETA DRESSES

Dainty new 111; taffeti cir.-w.s black am! all colors, a Iri.il purt'has from an overstocked , k

manufacturer at way bolow -ot production. Come early

Gingham Dresses $5 and $6 Plaid New plain ::nd figured yoiles, plaid gingham dresses, Scotch gingham pat terns, new seco silk sport dresses; all sizes and shades

$3.95

810 W ool Sergv Coat 1.7." $." Di-chs Skirts at SU.Dr C.uW S:IJ"0 W'hit lros $1.0."

$15 and $18'CoaU $9.75 Beautiful silk taffeta roaLs in black and blue, all-wool ioplins and srge coats, gabardine and velours; newest colorings; all size-.. $7.50 Dress Skirts $4.95 Beautiful new plaid and striped taffeta, plain colors, pocket shirrpil models, extra high grade taffeta: all f-i7os: special price tomorrow .4.'.."$2 Wash Skirts 95c Fine piques. gabardines, poplins. pocket trimmed, pure white; all sizen.

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HILI) S W- A FN ION MIT iirl' i;nl-r. i.its. "ires to 14 vf-.irs spe-ual v'it!. T.l.!.s :;m,ti 24r. tr. si.i: t in ii:i:sm:s . mj V. men" ettr- iie botie d r4ssi. nil ile rf f!:ier ciiUs-bani ml I'lTa Ws ; 7 r.'w ntyles. Ms to "2. wlt!i iiiu-

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n 37c

Hoys' Pajamas. m:b 'f stripe.1 materi.'iN; sizes t 12 yours; with roiipnn :!).

44c

c)lor

Women's loud

ri'bber bathirur snnc fittli.ir. with

ib-il edtrfR; with rouln 44e.

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$1.50 and $2 MUSLINWEAR

Reautiftil embroidered, lace trim'd Gowns.

Cheml?eF, Petticoats; also Silk Corset Covers, women's sizes; with, coupon

75c Muslin Petticoats 69c 50c Muslin Drawers 39c 35c Emb. Brassieres 24c $3.00 Silk Chemises $1.94 $1.00 Corset Covers 67c

Summer w ipht. !.-. k silk Tsp.'d yoke; Y afs.-k: a'l recul.ir nnd 'trs si

GiHLs :: A A Diu:ssf: . . 44C

Pritty gir.gh.iirs. In 5;dd HT;d plain ol'rt; rr.tdnnf lot, trlra- !.. 1 ; f.i7 H l t 11.

EISES

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82.00 IIMIt swrT iii:s

89c

!' in h.- Iin. f'i!l and. w.ivy tiair suirLe), all nijurtl sli.id-. with 'iip.ia KJo.

wiih this t-ramnamti

Boys' $2.00 Wash Suits Made t U'-t crad gidatea. repp. eomfdnatlen rolrirs. in white r stripes; sizes 2 t S ye:i rs ; with tn pn 94 c

Roys' S. Wool Suits . . . .S'-!.07 Roys' 7."o t'nion Suits . . . .UOc IVys .lor School Waists. . .21c Ik,vV 7.1c Overalls at 17c Roys.' $3 Raincoats at... SI. 9 1 Roys' 75c Straw Hats at . . . lie Ro'vs' 10c Leatlier Kelts. . .2!c

Any of These Items with this irymaasti

W'm's 7."c Silk Glomes at Women's loo KerrhieN . . Women's '20c Vests Infants' S1.."0 DnsM's . . .

Infants' S;L0( Coats . . rOe IliiN'n's Wts at. S1.."0 Iaico Curtains . . 2Tc Pillow Cases at . . 10c II uck Towels . . . . 2."c Turkish Towels . .

Buttermilk Soap . .

SI. ."JO House Dresses S2 Satin Auto HoimIs

. . . 1c . . t'2c . Uic . .:57c . .Mr . . 1 f ir . . 11c . . 17r . . .ric . .IMc SI. 10

With this

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Men's 1.50 Silk Shirts

Men's fr- nt .Ir'- sl.irts in

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.Men's SI. 00 Tnion Suits. .Men's 7."c I ndcrwear at. .Men's S 1 .." O Rajamas at. Men's S 1 .12." Ovemlls at. .Men's 7-" Work Sldrts .... . .Men's :rc Silk Hre, jviiir .Mn's S."c Sort Shirt..

.(10c . 4 To .01c .70c . lo . r."c

43c

CHIIiD'S 7."e ROMI'KRS .

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For boys or cirls. male of p.nchani ni.d percales. ilctit r 1 darks.

47c

New S3 White Satin Hats

c silk

hosi: . .

Women's dlre silk h o s e : c"d quality : douhle heel anl te; all fizes ; v upon 4"-.

"rr "yffm i at

Beautiful new creations for mid-summer wear

mushrooms, sailors, also new velvet trimmed white milan hats; special sale at

Up to $3 COLORED HEMP HATS Hundreds of hat shapes in polished straws. .lap straws, liseres. black and colors; leghorns, sailors, mushrooms, tricorns: values f to $3. on. Special t&Ti

t urban.-

81.35

37c

T.'c SILK SC A Ill's .

Pretty silk h'ad M-aif-i in;ide"f rin ii fin ;ishnhle silk, pelf -.v-red dt sin. all colors. 3T.

Up to $4 Trimmed Hats 95c Up to $7.50 Trim'ed Hats $2 Girls' $3 Trimmed Hats $1

75c SPORT HATS 49c

V r " .ling him particularly valuable to the j O U CilLwUU tJ Wv Ü

. fctaft at this time. He will have A

Loughman

Frank Gilmer

P. M. Hutchinson 5 Mr?. A. W. Kline 5 A. O. Koontz 5 II. C. Krieghbaum ri J. E. McKndarfer ö J. L. Miltenberger ö J. E. NefT J. McPctland John I. Shafer r. Ellen C. Sharpe 5 Vernon W. Van Fleet 5

C. N. Wencer R. E. richard and family Frank Boone Leo Swank

Louchman & I'red Elbel Helen Herr

Mrs. W. C. Clemens " C. J. Johrfon 5 W. T. Wjant 3 W. C. Jennings S A. 15. Wickizer Anonymous , K. K. Hockne . . . " V. M. Hover " Emma Newman " Mrs. C. W. Cap. ert 4 Mrs. James, .-"chiller 4 Edward Keirns 4 Two-dollar subscription: J. C r.rukschlegl. Charles Fauslar. Narcissi P'ter. Arwale Greene. CI. Glasgow. F. M. Hatch. Emma Haslanger. Vivian Hur.tsman. Ad. tin Keim. Gertrude L. Mers. H. Page. G. L. Rulison. Mrs. ra Schleidler. Harry Siens. Ira M. Cilery. Emma

Vanderruof. Mr? Ward, A. ". Williams. T. B. Grade, W. Major. Oue-dollar eubscriptions: Stcph-

general charge of th anny's relations with the American press and while his activities will he chie:iy devoted to that work the staff will he

aide to utilize his war-acquired I

Know ie ice in other respects.

m reat Removal Sale

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AVIATORS IN BIG DEMAND IX BY U. S. GOVERNMENT ;

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WASHINGTON, June 23 The government wants aviator? and needs them badly, the committee on public information announced Sunday in a summary of what already had been purchased in preparation for the creat air service program now Poing mapped out. The committee called attention to unfortunate rumors that the air

I ner ice ah ead-1- is over crowded.

"Ir.stf id of the aero camps becoming swampei. as rumor bad it." said the statement, "much les needful branches of patriotic effort were badly overdone hy young men wltTi a desire to trt in and do something f-;- thir country."

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PRUSSIAN FOOD CONTROLLER TO GO

114 W. WAilllNGTUN AVIi

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" PENH AG EN. June :5.--?p"C

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Ail '4i-' 4 i 1 1 ' ' . I i 141 l. ai,Jti that Pr. George Michaelis, Prussian food comnvssioner. is about to be replaced. The dispatch adds that he probably will be succeeded by Adi.il.'.l I.,1 . sr. Win... fSOTc n.r.

man miciister to Mexico and China.

WATCH US GR0WH

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REMOVE CORNS ! Stop the throbbing torture cf that corn. Bathe your feet in a tam cf v. rm water in which has txn d i s-c, -'ed a few t a b'et s cf Wa Ne-Ta and yu w.ll wi,.-!e your toes with joy. Wa-Ne-Ta roiieves teet th2t r:urt whether you have ia.amrr.ation. caliouse. corns cr bunions. Wa-Ne-Ta soothes u:d cools. Try it tGiu&ht. WAE-TA At Your Druggist's t

ItHE STORE FOR MEN1,

WASHINGTON A"K7UE.

XKOMEOF GOOD CIDTHEg

UNION SHOE CO. 233 S. Michirjan St

The Latest in LADIES' WEAR T. S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Michigan St

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