South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1919 — Page 7

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The Grand Leader Store is the only underselling store in the city. We have plenty of imitators. So has plug tobacco and butter. There is one standard of Grand Leader Store value.

1 INTEHTjjgBAN DAY

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OHIO PASTORS TO ADDRESS SESSION

ShopM 0fr sse Bargains

Men's and Women's $6 Bath Robes $3.74 Girls $1.00 Fleece Union Suits 67c Infants' 50c Wool Hose, special at. . .29c Women's $2 Fine Envelope Chemise 98c Women's $2 Muslin Night Gowns $1.98 Infants' 75c Ruben's Wool Vests 37c Infants' $2 White Dresses, special. . .99c Child's 50c Best School Hose 33c Girls' $12 Plush Velour Coats .... $7.85 Women's $4 Long Flan. Kimonos $2.94 Girls' $5 Wool Sweaters, special. .$2.49 Girls' $3 New School Dresses at. . .$1.94 Wom's $1.25 Fleece Shirts and Pants 69c $3 Large Size Heavy Bed Spreads $1.87 $1 Large Size Cedar Oil Mops at. . . .39c Women's 40c Gauze Vests, special . . . 24c Women's 50c Burson Hose, special, ,37c Child's $1 Knit Sleepers, special 64c Best $2 Best Corsets, special $1.24

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Women's $35 Seall Q Ef Plush Coats I3.JU

Wom's $7.50 Dress SKIRTS In silk poplin nnd r;ren. llxtr.i pe$3.94

Women's $15 Serge Dresses In w"il series and silk i o 1 1 1 1 1 1 . new stvl-. S.ile $7-75

WOMEN'S $20 COATS

On silo, onr r.nk Wimit'ii's :uil Misses' Winter Coat. In wo.il1 1 ..th.q ril velour plusher, i IItra special at

Revs. A. E. Bell and R. E. Golladay to Speak at Lutheran Meeting Thursday.

Womn' fl.25 UNION SUITS In rlbte,i fleece, pure white, sizes tf 40. Sale 77c

Flannel GOWNS Made of heavy flannelette, rut full i-IzeH. Special 81,68

Child's f !.00 Ging'm Dress's Made f fast color dress trlnjrliarn, slei to C. Special

SILK HOSE In fine finre boot silk, white or Mack. Special, ialr 46c

Women' S.TOO Dress Aprons Tuh cut finest fast color peril los, nil sizes to Z2. Special

Uov' inl OlrU ' 7.V Wool Hockey CAPS Kxrra lieuvy or tin knit. all colors. Special 47c

$5.00 Silk

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For women. In beautiful slllc crepe de chine and tuh silk, all shades. Special

Girls' $12 Winter

STUNNING NEW $5.00 AND $6.00

h-rinb hats

Mrjtw und itatln romMnallnm. In all new uprinjr nliades, large and

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Smart. New Spring Hats of all reorcette.

straw, combinations and beautiful milans. In such popular models as pokes, turbans. Bailors, lde rolls, etc. Thee hats are the talk of South llend. Come and see them. Special. $3.M.

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Women's $10 Middy SWEATER .Made of finest Zephyr wool yarn, lu all colors,

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To 35.00 Women's Velvet Trimmed

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Union Suits Famous Uttca ni.ikfine ribbed, fierced.

$2 Best Overalls. .$1.34 $1.50 Flannel Shirts 95c 50c Fine Wool Sox. .39c $2 Blk W'k Shirts $1.29 $1.50 Fleece Un'w'r 95c

Best $1.00 Blue -f -j WORK SHIRTS C

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$7.50 WOOL NAP i BLANKETS

Interurban Sale Regular $7..) larpe size woo! bed blank a, In plaid patlern, sltehtly soiled from display. 1'alr at f4.Jv. $1.00 BED PILLOWS Intemrbnn 5ale We place on sale r.00 Feather Ued Tlllows with a r flouncing Art ticking. Y3C Kach $2.00 PETTICOATS Interurbin Sale Table of Women's Petticoat In black Sateen, ftf Mulln and heavy knit, real TjmC $!.. and :2. Special WOM'S $1.50 GLOVES

Interurban nl (Mie lot of Woman's

Silk Gloves and Cashmere. Your choline. pulx

10c CAKE SOAP

Larce cake Ituttertnllk Toilet Soap on Hal Interurban lay

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SUITS ..... In Norfolk style, tires to 15 years.

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$1.00 Wool Knickers 69c $6.00 Little Suits $3.94 $1.50 Jer. Sweaters 94c $2.00 Union Suits $1.29 Boys $10 Coats. .$4.95

Boys' Best CQn $1.00 Blouses. Udo

Our New, Spring Millinery Is The Talk of The Town Sea Window Display

PURINA FEED A complete line of the best feed that money can buy, for all animals and poultry. The prices are the lowest possible consistent with quality feeds. Order Now! Artificial Ice Company 525-535 N. Emerick St. Home 6123. Bell 2221.

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We buy, sell and quote Liberty Bonds for cash C.L.Guthrie 423 J. M. S. Building

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Glasses properly fitted dr. J. Burke, Op't 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. Beth Phones.

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Everybody! VYHAT class of people VV 0 vou reach? " is a

question never asked of the News-Times advertising department. The News-Times is planned. rliteil and printed each day for H VIOKYIU I Y in its territory. It Is read repularly in practically HVEUY uorthahiK South T.end home. No question of "class" circulation or "mass" circulation. CONC'KNTKATK your advertisJnr ami net maximum profit from your even advertising dollar.

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Two able speakers, the Rev. A. K. IJell. of Toledo, O., and the llev. II. E. Golladay. D. D.. of Columba. O., will be in the city on Thursday evenini? to address the Lutheran mass meeting at the high school auditorium. Thesa men will address similar meetings In Richmond, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne during this week. Both men have? served aa camp pastors under the National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors' Welfare and their iressape is expected to De one well worth hearing. They will tell of the work done by the church during the war and of the reconstruction service which is to be undertaken now that the war is over. During this month of February 14 denominations will hold campaigns for funds for reconstruction service. The local meeting Is in line with the campaign to pive information preliminary to the drive for funds. Representatives will be present from the various Lutheran congregations in this part of the state, and after the meeting the representatives, together with the local n orkers, will meet with the district chairman, J. F. E. Zimmer, of this city, to plan the campaign for funds which is to be conducted Feb. 16-26. I'ractically the same organization 1j beiiirT used this year a.s was used last year in the drive for funds for work amonpr the soldiers and sailors. In last year's drive $7 50,000 was asked for, and the subscription amounted to ?1,33S,000. This fact promises well for the corning drive. In addition to the addresses on Thursday evening there will be specia' music and community sinking. Tho meeting will begin promptly at S p. m. and will be in charge of the Rev. A. H. Keck. No offering or subscriptions will be asked for at this meeting. The general public is cordially invited to attend.

Don t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair

When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp und makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use Is Just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greafeless. It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it In, about a teaspoonful Is all that U required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughlj. and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright Huffy, wavy and easy to handle. Resides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Adv.

MAX ADLER COMPANY World's Best Clothe. Corner Mich, and Wash. StA.

ADLER BROS. On Michigan at Washington Since 18M. THE STORE FOR JIE.V AND HOYS.

L. W. McGANN CO. HXKKAL IUKKCTOKS Watch for our display ad in Sunday's News-Times. 333 NOKTII 3IIC1IIUAN ST. Jleutdl Auto Ambulance for sick rails.

MRS. COLE RECEIVES LETTER PRAISING SON

CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO. Safety Deposit Boxes $1.50 per year.

Mrs. A. T. Cole. 1223 W. Washington av., has received letters from the captain and chaplain of the company to which her son, Clyde A., was attached at the time of his death, which occurred on the morning of Nov. 11, during the last drive of the war. Mrs. Cole has also received word from her son, Sergt. John II. l'ittman, who is serving in the A. E. F. with Co. C, 16th infantry, stating that his unit is now identified with the army of occupation, but is hoping after IS months of active service that the next stop" will be America. Portions of the letter from the captain of her son's company, written to Mrs. Cole follow: My dear Mrs. Cole: You have doubtless been notified by the war department that your son was, killed in the last big drive on Nov. 11, lighting to the last in tho great cause of right. Totlay all of the American boys here arc writing Christmas letters to their parents at home. Those few who so splendidly made the supreme sacrifice of liberty and equality can not write. As captain of Co. B, and as a lover of humanity, I write you in humble thankfulness for the services of your son, hoping at the same time that this message may serve to till partially the aching void In a grief-stricken mother3 heart. I am not writing in hope of alleviating the sorrow for a loss that is irreparable; but I write because I, too, have a mother and am, therefore, anxious to offer what consolation I can to the mother of a R Co. man who died true to her teachings and true to his country's ideals. I thought that perhaps it would be some consolation for you to know that your son lost his life on the morning of Nov. 11 in the first wave of the Slst division advance on Hautecourt, about 20 kilometers northeast of Verdun, and he lies buried with his comrades in the little American cemetery near Moranville, department of the Meuse, France. He was a good soldier and died nobly, acting under orders. Ours was the cause of right against wrong. I can think of no more glorious death. I offer you the consolation to be found in the realization of this fact, and call to your mind the words of Jesus Christ: "He who loseth his life for my sake will find it." Sincerely yours. Charles R. Ragley.

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

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Will mark the close of this most remarkable Sale Hundreds have been outfitted at 50 cents on the dollar There's still time for you.

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ia:t yoik valkxtixiis hi: iix)Wi;rs. You will find fine assortments of corsage bouquets and flower arrangements for Paint Valentino's day at Williams and Co. Advt. 1T382-13

We have a chestnut coke mixture for magazine coal stoves at $10 per ton. Coal Service; Reil 251: Home 662. Advt. 13470-1?

GIUPTE GONi: IN 24 HOUKS by the use of Red Devil Gripp Tablets. No acetanilld. no quinine. Ask your druggist to rup-pl-you. Owned toy the Trualer Remedy Co., Huntington, InL SOo and S1.00 PCR BOX TRUSLER'S RHKULTIO TAJ1LI7TS. Any druggist. Purely vegetable; chocolate coated. Ey to take, ßold under a ruarantee. Why puffer? Owned by the Trusler Remedy Co.. Huntington, Ind. ec Central Drug Co.. South Rend. Ind.

is a gingering, electrifying Sales Event of vital interest to every person in this vicinity Ttiere will lie no oilier bargain Event m South Bend for a long time! Don't wait? Attend tills sale Just a Few of the Many Bargains

Ladies' Brown All Leather Shoes with slim all leather Louis heel; S9.00 values. Quitting ( A QfBusiness Sale price . . .tpT'O Ladies' All Gray Kid Boots with daintv all leather Louis heels; $9 values. Quitting AZt Business Sale price . . . P Ladies' Brown Kid, Brown Cloth Top Boots, leather Louis heels; S6.00 values. Quitting (Jjo QC Business Sale price . . .tp0

Men's High Grade, plain toe Army Officers' Shoes, in beautiful

shade of brown; S9.00 value.

Quitting Business Sale price

$5.95

Men's Fine Dress Welt Shoes in Dark Brown or Black; S8.00 val

ues. Quitting Business Sale price

$4.45

Men's All Leather Work Shoes;

Business Sale price . . .

$3.50 values. Quitting 1 QC

Boys' Shoes; regular S3.50 values. Quitting Busi- QJ ness Sale pnee P A tO Big Misses' Shoes, regular S3.5o values. Quitting Busi- & - QC ness Sale price tPleQ

Children's Hand Turned Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, for . . .

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Men's 1-Buckle Arctics; S2.o ,

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