South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 221, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1917 — Page 12

SOUTH BKNXD NErS-TIM3ES

1Z mi nmi r: r,: l.Mi, Al ;i"ST 9, 1017.

1 INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STA TE HAPPENINGS

FIRST ARTILLERY Indiana's Six Batteries Promise No End of Trouble For Boches in Flanders. IM -I ANA!' I.IS. Ind.. Aujt. D. 'i r the first time iri 20 years the Irdiara. National jr-anl has a res'ir.; ru of artillery. The six batteries ':!;' -in tl.e r'-inert promise a i.v'iv tin if fr the ',rh--i when th'-v ;;et n the othT side of t h o I or:,!. Oil. Ilobert Tyr.da 1 1, rnmrniii'ün;' !!. i uirai tit. i ir: -a '! the 'ni'-t ii'.'MN-flv pmud" man in Indiana. iV him ! l'tv'-' aln;f-( the whol cre.bt fop th" rrirri'iit aid i'i it h !'..! i .ii ;vd a nrearu of ' ö yta!1ol Tyr.dall to..k on I -. t a ' '. :mi t . ! :); :i- if;-.ri t.'.r.l'-r-. :. April L" . j In v. a - .m in i - -1' i r. r '"ii"'.' I . i t i I j '. an ora n:; r i: ariHic: i . . ! a 1 1 i . :i j f "- it"- ;,r it tr. r-irini")!. , I ! flirt) 1 ! . . i : - 1 1 ! . I ir.tn .'!' : i' yriff i fort Narri-fi: To- ! i i oniorrow, U --fii t of !r-M! I nlia n;i T'olN, I'ort Wii-ti-. I. ''(, !'.!"ominL"f on h'!i.-i:.y illf .-ii. ! Vni'iiin 'i. Tiirrt- ;r- ' il mrii and o::;. ia thV T r.lall wfif to t.- Kp-i iv-h-i, ',ir 'vith I : i ' i v A. in H.i 7th !'it'' 'T H- .! pii.if' : (.. :; I " 1 v' lif ;-" a mo a r- .. ii i" 1 ' i' m ri ':r-t U !;'int. ia ! ' J , .-oJjit ant. .'i'I , ;artf rrna .tf r I fpfain of i:.-ttfr A 1r '.i''. I 1 ' 1 1:' V-o I nar T" i hr a Jul !- ?i : a jr.jir j in til omri: i--i"ii'il i'ii1. Tvrd.iM i- an iont :Jirr, i ! thrr N ' !.üt that hw '! VmI tlif ; c; a !'ri:vp. !! ,i q'i.irtiüvi1''"- of t!.f In- ! i:, : !iriira!f l'iiiv.' Tl " t I'- :rt. Kv.. nnnurvf rr .f 1!'"':. ftu.lii ! jt tli r'-nlar ;i ni.v - !i""l at I '.: in l'H ar,:l l.i- .-t:i ntly ! ,-i f l r" of t 'if ra pid 1 " I p m f n t . i ti!'. -v va rf;re. I SECTION 1I.M KII.I I 1. 1 "UT WAYXi:, Aiu'. John :. r!l. '.' yrars ohl. a ."a-tion haixl. '1 h mvith a Nickel Plate trai.i Nickel V.'-dp day aitrrnoon and was m ;i!,:ly killed. Poth I -s were se L-rrd. EATING USED TO CAUSE HIM LOT OF WORRY Felt Bloated and Distressed After Meals Before Tanlac Put Stomach in Shape. d i-1 formins on th- stnia h u-ci to ia ike W. A. Hai r ison f .-1 un- . "iolirt l hie for iionrs after every li, ii, hut be s.o- b-' lH'f bothwitri u'as on tin- sto-n.ieh at all t a !s in -r Tanla 1 t -. liairi-on is a salesman livins it .-' Fa-t Market tn.-t. ndi.ini i . . -. 11- i a et era ii of the .i' : -! ; - A mer n-. n war. 1 pied di': ii nt medicine su.T1 - my i that I i-o'ddn't .-p., is but it s.'fin. d --t 11,1 ":" xh" I.., my si.cr-alh a:t.r meals." Mr.; Mill'!' O.e. th oiii 1 -aid. a ! .una did it fr c i a, a I . i I've on that Tarda, i ' :u i h n a -! ;c ; i on-.e to the is aoout tho aid tona- . I I ' t "! the liMlk. t. "'Mv s'-tem ei'Mied to i' nil a...n all or ht-f.-re I tool; Tai-.-it'. 1 fe'.t tired and worn out a . ! it deal of the ti::-.'-. Tar,!..e b.e'.p. d t !-.'.. too. deop uo..d at nu'ht t.ow and -ft hp f-l-tine and it-.tdv f"j- the da.V'rf s o r k . ..it' e.it anv'thi:v-r 1 want no.v '.1 vr P etlte i ti !!'' and cr-dit for if all." not !o!ir rz ht I'm Set up i a ! . . . o u a T e vc to.a .nds" c u and :t ,s done It has '..alt ru n iio a n will .hi tor 'or "tii'-r. men ar.d v.Mi -.vh.it Von ran Ta: ' m S.c.itli P-r.d at the p: L- store and pi Mishawak ! ..t t K'd i.'ii.'S Pharmacy. Adv. We carry a complete line of Eastman Kodak and Supplies; Bathing Caps, Fishing Tackle, Cold Cream for sunburns, Talcum Powders, Stationery, Paints, Candies, Cigars. Guaranteed Rubber Goods. Order jour Sunday I- ; pmiii i f n. Wo lellT t mv ai t of tho t Ity. Ice Cream Sodas that can't he beat. IHTERURBAM DRUG CO. lrr r t i.ni I lr m i; c i t ( ,r. i!f. Jii.l t on t. l'lii.nr ÖI llrntim ilr'tur. Mi h. t t el i ; i

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Louis UaeMiaekers. kno.n tlipi'i - li'.'it l'nrope ;x the firerno-t '-ir-tooni-t of the world war. has arrived in the 1'rated .-tat s t iudi-t tinkaiser and the dernian uoernrnent in a rww series of eartoons for

Amen an ra wypafu rs. He is a Hollander, tho s-"M of a d rm.iii J liiotliern. hut his sketches have .-tirred op neutral feeling a'iint (', in inv to such an extent that the denn in uov erntn nt is repoited to ,

have put a prä e on Iiis head. II- is western frhtins front. He will draw th- International feature service. PRIEST IN OCEANA COUNTY IS ACCUSED OF PRO-GERMANISM New v-Tta.'-s Sjieeiill Servi-'f : HAUT, Mich. Aas. doveinmt utal inv estiuation. thronsh Hln-rilf Ih'iiry d hhart. is i ins made into the rejiott that Father Francis Fmmerich is sidltv rf un-American utterances. FaMir-r Ianrnerich his admitted takln:.' dvvn the Amerii an h5rh ., nf ,j rnrihinner - - - - i had nailed to Ids porch, deelarins that it had P m n placed there hy men who are opposed to him. Father Kmmerich lias heen in fharsp of F. Joseph's Catholic church, north of here, for 12 years, and durins most of this period he is said to have heen in trouhle with porno of his communicants. Ihirins his incumhency the present church, the most beautiful in Oceana county, and the rectory- were built. Ho was horn in dermany and has been pro-dorrnan in his attitude, although he bas not been acensed of transL'ressins the lrw ither lias ho ! encouraged any dlsjilay of paItriotism. such as the tlisjday of lass, it is claimed. BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS SURVIVE BIG FIRE New-! inie- Sj'fi.il Service: ST. JOSFPH, Mich., Aus. 0. The work of elearins away the debris from the Mullen Profilers wart house tire lias been started and the lars' safe in which the othee records were thrust when the buildins hroke into tlanio- uncovered. 1 looks and valuable papers are unharmed. At the time of the tire James A. j Mullen, one i,f the members of the Company had a wallet w ith J1..0 in a pocket of some elothins vhich v;is lost. The wallet has be.n found with the bills enclosed only slightly hurried about the edues. GETS A COMMISSION IN MARINE CORPS N-ws-Tl!ne Special Serviee: ST. JOSFPH. Mich.. Aus. 9. Louis Fdward Clark of Parod.i h.i? enlisted in the marine corps in Chicaco and has been -o:nmissionc d a corporal. Clark served tho Fnited States in the marine corps from 1010 to ') and won the international shrotins match between the Fnited States and Ienmark in Copenhagen in P. 13. He was a member of the marine corps rltle team for t .- venrs and took high honors at the International rh'lo match held at Camp Perry. O . In 101.. I0NEY LOANED ON FARMS We will make loans on gooo productive farms meeting with our requirements at the low interest rate of &of with a very reason- jo able charge for handles. All loans will be made tor a term of five years with the privile.ee of paying the principal or any part thereof in even hundreds of dollars at any interest paying date. If vou expect to have occasion to borrow money, soon, write or call at our oftice for further particulars. THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. F.siublished IS 60 Home Office - Ligonier, Ind

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' 5 w . : . - :. -1 " y : t . .; - i : -I' t : OK' 4 . -. " A.5 A -"..44, ' " : I j 1 j ; I j I ! ; V tr 1 41 h-re shown as he appe.no on the a n'w senea 1 war artoons lot OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE BUT NOT FOR DRAFT: HELD FOR TRIAL New . Ti S;H '-i.'d Surviie: PFNTOX HAitphMl. Mich. Aus. .In' Pin'ohP P.enton Hrirhor youth, who it is claimed on several! occasions voted, yet failed to register in the lra ft registration b cause b was not yet -1, and sipldenly disappeared, returned to the city. He was arraigned hefore Justice Plummer charged with ilhal votins. Ho waived examination and the case will be tried in tho circuit court. I'M n sohl Is a Russian Jew of Isnorant parentas. He claims he did not know his exact aire until a few months aso when lie went to dhicauo i t anl looked up the birth records'. Ho found lie was not yet 1 and it n said visited an attorney before resistration day to ask advice. Ho was told not to register as he was not yet of aso. Finsold's name, appeared on the vntins resitration lists and stops toward his arrest were taken. He is now out on bond. OUR OWN INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS. Here's one man that's not a slacker. deorso Kindts' enlisted in the National suard, lost four tinsors in a factory, was discharsl nnd has leon so persistent that he was accepted in the Fourth reslmoiit as a luiIcr. PORTLAND. Tho Flks have called off their annual picnic, which usually i- one yrand eatins contest, to conserve food. The money will be sp nt for war relief. INDIANAPOLIS The state do. fense council wants to know why cahbace that wholesales at one eent a pound should sell at retail hero for four cents. COLFMRFS. John Vast, a weil-to-do farmer, was rharped with forclr.s his wife and daughter to sleep in a field, and was fined for assault and battery. FFPFOpD. Rob Owens, tho "bloodhound kinp." was siven a duck-ins by National suardsmen because he refused to quit talkins about unpleasant subjects. P.FSTIVILLF. Ad.lt. don. Smith of the Indiana National suard. visited Camp Wolfe hero but was not in uniform and vas held up until the captain was found. RANCHISE LEAGUE TO HAVE A "BLUE BOOK X0Tr-T!rT.es Sperbil ServPe: PFRI. Ind, Aus. !b The "blue j book" of the Woman s l ranchi-o Leasuo of Indian, which will he the t'rt directory published by the Uarue. ha hern authorised by Mrs. Richard. F. Fdwards, president of the or-ani7.it:on. It is hoped to hive the directory published before the state confer-on-p on Aus. 2. and Aus. 2" at the dtavrool hotel. I nd ia r, t poli s. Tho a hook will contain the names nf sfafo of!;cf-rs. nie nib er. of state cemmittees. county av.d district of;i.rs and the officers of ich of the " ? 1 bra to h li HUSBAND AND WIFE DIE IN AUTO WRECK KT'NTT.A NP Ind. Anir -Mr. nd Neddie .ars idd. n.-.i ATr-' Phillip Ho o-T,,.e--o, coh about ,,f Atf-TVlo" township, wre instantly killed Wednesday when an autornH!" in whl.'h tlu y were tra rim, w-s truck bv a passer. n r trai-1 n th lvi'iil'e division f the New Vork Central !ire at a crovsinj; wo miles south cf Enos.

PLAN PATRIOTIC DAY FOR WEST MICHIGAN

New s-Tini" Sp' ial Servii e: CLANI IjAI'Jf'S. Mich.. Aus. 9. Th Michigan Association of airs has li-n im'k to re.-pond to the proclamation f I. Sleej'er askir.c that ope day at each Michigan fair l'f s t a-i'le as Patriotic lay. I.yman A. Lilly, secretary of the Wf.-t Michu-.u. r.itc fair, received a letter irorn Frank Raths':. urc. secictaiy of the Michigan association, statins that the association heartily (indorses the r-'piest made hy the, povern'T and nr--; s every fair sec- ' i' tarv and man.-mor to do his hf-st ar-.d make it a hie: patriotic day,; f-.iturin appropriate acts, sr.ch as Iloats. drilN. rai:"ants, Hoy , Sc.u.ts. A. It., spei ial tpeakrrs ' ja. - id other things that ran he work- ! ; ( ii O'lt. ; 'The ' t Michigan tate fair ihas a!rcad ni.ole plans for a I'a- j (tnotic day." sa'd Scc'y l,yuran A. !liTly. ,S.-erai .'-' s a-jo. lonj: hjfoie v e had any i n f rrnat ion that j I . i-i w . Mh ie a proclam-j l.-itoi,; -,i'-h a stop. den. i i y.i I oi, thl .i ; Ii'omk -d a pa-! ItiioM.- .ii: n.;lir.i-- spi-ctarl" to he! know n as 'Tl.- .Mar h of the Al- j -,.. ' '.. pla'i ti ih-pict tlie jimurrs 1 :. t t i 1 1 1 i : i 1 1 m i a ii iitii ii-- 1 1 1 1 1 i I I Ittptmn to it- pv. i.t ii-ht for nr.i-j j. t-.il snprni.o y. Thri- will lio ' j!!,.ifs. !i . r,"'v S -cits, ntilita IV J ' ! i ; . i h . a hunian tla. a rnainmoth i . i . r m - s : 1 1 i : ill' . i ni n ' ' 1 1 1 s o i i : i ' alli"d iation- i d fptlo r l' atui s t'-ialintr to mi!.' tin- W-t Michigan j -Me t.ur I'.itrioTii- il.iV (i!P ions u . i r- in n, : Sp a hers promin-! j . T,t in miUtarv .Mai:-- ill he re.piftCtl to i iah" addro.-es dov. j s'-ep-r and eMi-t state oUieial- willj ; ,. jnitd to r- sent." j FIND REGISTRANTS GAVE FAKE ADDRESSES KOKOM Ind.. Aus- Tho Howard county exemption boanl stated Wednesday nuht tliat it had discovcied th.it at loa-t 1 '1 registrants for the selective draft had uiven ta-titiou a!drt sses. This was d'sclo.-ed when not u es to appear foi piiv sical -exa laina ions weie ront out. One address con rsj.onded with that of a b'(; l stone piarry. I'iftv - i -ht out of otja'men examine. 1 had been acrepte.l hy ti:e local hoar.' up to Thursday n slit. 1'Ke MulliVnio, : years old, and Martinno Munier. 2 years old. Mexicans, were arrested for alleged failure to resiste' by Sheriff lirown lati Wednesday afternoon. NAME CHAIRMAN SOON Ncws-Tiaus Sp . i.d Service: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Aus. 9. A new chairman of tho democratic cfnfo eoinmittee irohahI will not j nameil fol. thrt.e weeks. Charles j lJrpathoU Sti who has announced he uou(1 rk.iKn thc position because of hjs api,ointinont on the national vocational education board, has sono to Wahinston for two weeks. Fpon his return he is expected to call a meetlns fr tnP election of a successor. W. II. O'Brien of Ia wrenceburs: Walter Chambers of Newcastle and J. It. Flemins of Portland, are prominently mentioned for the job. QUARRELS WITH BRIDE TilEN SHOOTS HIMSELF News-Times Sp.-.dal ServFe; OvYSS. Mich.. Aus. 9. Ezra Randolph. L'O years old. a farmhand at Carland. near here, is dyins as the result of a self-Inflicted wound over the heart. He turned the revolver on himself in the presence of hi:-, wife's father. H. HoJbrook. after quarrelins with his bride of four weeks. I'efore the suicidal attempt lie called to his wife to come out of doors but her parents refused to permit her to com ply. AGRICULTURE TO BE TAUGHT IN INDIANA Ncws-Tina-s Speelrd Service: INDIAXAI'OLIS. Ind.. Aus. ?. -r-Apriculture will be one of the most important subjects taucht in the Indiana schools this fall. The study of asrioulture must be taught in the schools, and because of thp attention to food conservation and production, school authorities havo Veen directed to exert special cff .rts alons this line. i WANTS A CLEAR FIELD FORT WAYNK. In.I., Auer. f. A rolored man appeared for examination teforo the draft boanl "WeJnes.lay. Ht toltl tho examir.inc; physician that he 1M not want to enter the cavalry. Askcl why. the man rei'lit-.l: -Well, wlion the o.T.cer says retreat I want t he free to ran. I don't want to have any ho to ! hoth' r with." DRAFTED MAN FOUND DEAD IN BATH TUB A NPH a air. ?. Charr?I.lttrt l. .7 years old. of Anderson, i who was to have b en examined!

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found de.id in a bath tub Wednesday ni-b.t. rhi. iar,s thought Littrel Idied of heart t-oabb. )K()V wiiili: sWI.MMINC. WABASH. Ind.. Am:. .'. Billy Waite, sj ear old. was lr.wned whil swlmmiiv.- in a pond t-rar here Wednesday aftcruoua. The body v as recovered.

Big Bargains at the August Clean Up Sale

Friday will be a great day for thrifty shoppers, greatly reduced every item listed here for Friday only.

Bargains don't overlook the splendid

Clean-up Sale.

Every-day Suiting, in liirjit White Wash Wa;sts, slightly and dark stripes. Regular 25c oiled. $1 values. AQr quality. Friday 1 Or Friday special g C special, yard 1 L Dressing Sacques, in figured Chambray Gingham, in va- lawns. Regular $1.00 values, riety of plain colors. Friday Friday A Q special only, ELf special mFC yard l3U . Silk Skirts, in light colors. Bed Sheets, bleached, size Regular $3.98 AO 72x()(). Kxtra quality. values. Friday . . Q mj? Q Friday OC Wash Skirts, white with colCheviot Shirting, extra heavy ored stripes. Regular $3.50 crade. in asorted tiipes and value. Friday (T tfM"? checks. Friday Iio sPccial 1.U special, only 1 U ; Silk Poplin Skirts, colored White Shaker Flannel, good designs ( n grounds of tan. quality. Friday $5.00 values. only, yard UC Friday only 03m3! Rag Doll Patterns, stamped Boys' Wash Suits, in blue, on washable linene. pink and reen and Mack and Friday only j white checks. Friday lO special ÖJC PoUshtne, polishes and cleans, 12-oz. bottle. Aft Pure slk Gloves, 16-but-Friday special TriC ton length, extra quality, in black and white, all ÄRf g- m .,, . - sizes. Friday special. . . C Grass Catchers, will fit 1 2, 14 or 1 6-inch lawn mowers. Special (T f Stamped Chambray Dresses at . . Ö3C Rompers for Children 1 to , 4 years. Good 25c values. 4-Foot Porch Swings, made 1 of heavy oak. AA spcclaI 1 JXj $4 value, Friday. .tßtJ.UU 1 Windsor Ties, women's and , . . . misses', messaline anü crere, Lawn Mowers, 16-mch cut- in , jd h k j , . ,. tmc knives, b-inch wheels, 23c vaIue ,a se t-sharpener and sclf-adjust-l Frida y spec!al saa,Fnday 4.50 Ribbon Special, striped,

Hose Reels, hardwood frame, heavy iron wheels. Qfi, Friday Sun Brite Cleanser Friday special, 4 cans 17c Galvanic Laundry Soap, good quality, EL'lr 10 bars 3 3C Baking Dish, 7 in., brown and white lined, with nickel plated frame. Friday special . . . . , 90c Ratine Crepes, white and pink. Regular 25c values. Friday only, 11 yard 1 C2j Slight Increase In U-Boat Toll OverLastWeek LONDON. Aur?. 0. There was a Miuht increase In the loss of British! merchant vessels by submarines or mines during the last week, accordin? to the official summary isnued tonight. Twenty-one British vessels of more than 1,600 tons and two vessels of less than 1,600 tons were sunk la.t vieek. Thirteen ships weie attacked unsuccessfully. No fishing boats were lo-t. The number of vessels oer 1,600 tons sunk lat week is an incieare of thre. over the number .-unk in the previous week, when IS were lost through submarines or mines. There is a decrease tf one In the esMs of less than 1.00Ü ton, thre hainj- b-en reported lott the previous week. The total for the present rc''Ort, 2", i--5 an increa-:- of two over the previous report, ar.o is one less th.i the number reported lost 1 for the week endin? July 2- which was tht highest since the wevk endTh. vou stay at home from ehurcii and the lecture because you do not j hear wt-ll Come to rr.y o.iice any day thi week and see the Glbt , Siinpla-Bhon. An expert from tho', manufacturer's will irive a free demonstration of what it will do for YOU. 01 Mouth Mich. .t.. m btuira. Ad.

Dry Goods, Millinery, Ready-to-Wear Garments, House Furnishings, Etc. CHARLES B. SAX 6k CO. South-east Corner o Wayne and Michigan Streets

checked solid colors and fancy floral designs; good quality taffeta. Very special Friday only, yard 1 yj . Buc;Ua anJ rMngt cotton in -olid and varigated shades. Friday A special I Teddy Bear Suits for women, readv made, of nainsook, in stamped designs. Friday special J Kj O. N. T. Embroidery Floss, in all colors. Friday special, 3 skeins Jj Williams' Talcum Powder, delightful odors. t A Special, can i V O ICE

" We have an unlimited supply of Ice and ample equipment to satisfactorily handle an additional one thousand customers, and if your present service is proving unsatisfactory we will appreciate the opportunity of caring for your wants as well as to convince you as. to the superiority of our ice service. Independent Ice Company Bell 395 Superior Ice Service Home 5395

ITor IWtr Phoc and Shoe Nr WivuJi Our Window. VrAIJi-OVIIlt BOOT PATENTS And Trade Marks Obtained In ail Countnee. Advice Free. CIlJO. J. OL.TSCH. Hesri-tered Pa.tnt At5. fll-712 Studbaker 2idC. 8K h Stood. Ind. Read The

We have While you values to be found Women's Slip-Over Gowns,? lace and embroidery Good $1.00 values. Friday special trimmed. 79c Children's Muslin Gowns, hih neck and loner sleeves, to 6 years. Very 9 71 Infants' White Lawn Dresses, C months in 2 vear. low neck and short sleeves and hih neck and lone; sleeves, lace and embroidery trimmed. Friday special C Men's Balbriggan Suits, short sleeves length, sizes VI to 46. Friday special, suit. . . Union in - 45c Envelope Chemise, lace and embroidery trimmed. ßffÄ Friday special Children's Gingham Rompers, extra quality, plain, rink and blue and checks. Very daintily made. Friday f special 0C Womcn's Vests, win? and slee-eles, larcye sizes. Very special . . . beeves Oc Boys' Muslin Night Shirts, sizes 4 to is. braid A'Zfx trimmed. Special .... if JC ! Bias Seam Tape, made of high grade lawn, widths r.mgei from 4 to 7. O Friday only Ct Fancy Pearl Buttons, asorted styles and mzcs. Extra quality, regular 10c, 12 Vic and 15c values. O Friday only, card OC Boxed Paper and Envrlones, 25c value. Friday special JLOt Leather Back Strap Purses, 1 4 1 t in riacK. tan. naw an.i green . I V 1 v W. 1 . 89c Regular $1.25 values. Friday special . . . Soap Special, Ye Ohle Fn - glih Flier Flower Soap made by Williams. Friday 20c special, 3 for Jap Rose and Palm Olive Soap, 10 cent kind. A A Friday special, 6 cakes JlrC WARNER BROS. Seed and Farm Machinery 114 E. Wayne SL WATCH US GROW! j Vi

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NEWS - TIMES Warn A4

Big Bargains at the August Clean Up Sale-

carefully selected and are selecting Friamong the August VOILES! VOILES! VOILES! Several thousand yards of choice sheer summer materials in vc tiles and tissues, strikinr patterns attractive coloring, Miperior quality. Width ranri:ir irom 6 to 40 inclies wide. 2n i ar 50c to 75c value. P i c- A Dress Linens, all the mo5t approved summer shades, splendid quality with atin damask tinish, 2$ inches wide. Values up to 60c yd. Friday special, yard. 43 c Wash Goods Special, thousands of yards of dainty sheer voiles, attractive and unique patierns, ( t inclies wide. Regular 25c values. t A Friday only, yard ... lU Lawns! Lawns! of pieces to select Hundreds from, unusual pattens, neat dainty floral designs, snappy attractive sport effects o inches wide. Regular 20c value. j Friday only, yard . . JL & 2 C Sport Skirtings, wide awning stripes of various colors, 36 inches vide. Regular 25c value. Friday "j f only, yard J.JC Silvcrbloom," the original, choice selection, 12 to 30 in. ! wide, ideal for sport and outI : - trl a r- . i" ucar'. ,VJ up lX spec!al Fnday only, yard sjr$ Curtain Materials, marquisettes, voiles and neK Regular 35c and 39c values. 1 Oä Friday only, yard lux Fable Damask, 60 inches wide, asorted patterns. special only, yard Friday 42c Turkish Bath Towels, size !Sx36. Good 15c 1 1 values. Friday 11U Marquisettes, Voiles and I Scrims, 15c and 19c valuej rnc,ay ony I I r yard A JL J Fancy Crepes, pink and tan. 36 inch. 49c and 69c values. Friday only, OQn yard U Sj I Joiii the U. S. Army or Navy Now Your Country Neda You! Your postmaster Is 2 qualified recruiting officer.

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