South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1919 — Page 14

r- sr-sy-vsTsr sr T ' 14 nrrnsDw i:vif;, akji st 14. pji:i. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MIS H A WA K A NE W S i POLLY AND HER PALS Clarence isn't as clever as he thinks he is (Copyright, WA hr NTpanrr ritur ScrTlcc, In.) 7 LADIES FORM NEW AUXILIARY I m;ow riiMUM.. i In a fist xhii'ition -une the', ; Ka!-y ir.ilf.or i.ii .il! t :i.p dffaTd ! ili Pft tit'.''at'ii)i; fin.' Wedne-iav .if?f rr'0!i it Klvr Park 1 y an S to 1 -.: Thf- f-.it'irr- oi' the anio waa ! i) - mri' t rf ;I twiriir.u' d P.rovwi. wh' f.mn-d 12 opponents ai i almiCt. (xwih. Clare acL-V c I r I Afrinrid I -li C W ! low 1 iut on hit. rho jo.sf-r.- ar : M'il Vadirur th- 1 a?u with c To the Orra Snyder Garrison , t. oii. d -.n .f.. h:t fxv? f r vi - Army and Navy Union , Apply for Charter. Pit' in r iJroV'K wa.i a !. ;js.r- d Ia' Sa h' '. aa taÄ

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at Cincinnati O will aonointfd -lrs on-r ana son. i ;i

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MISS SMITH IMPIi()VlN(i. Sarah Shrddru-k Saturday aft r- ! Mlos .Nffiry .-Joiith. who a nd-rv.-n i rmon. j an ore-ration at Sr. Josrpfi s huuta' S. v. ral from this pUi r attf-nd.- !

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flrnnltcworo Harrains Friflay at Tricks 10 cent store. Dollar day.

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2 DOLLAR DAY! I at VOGT'S JEWELRY STORE ! j : EVERY DAY: j j Are you looking for a fine Watch? We h a ve the V J. finest line of American Watches ever shown in Mish- J, j awalca. Only the leading makes of American Watches, j i. the Howard, Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham. None betI ter made, if there were, we would have them. j ve- DIAMONDS Either mounted or loose. Now is the J time to invest in a diamond. Bound to be a great advance in prices. Come in and make your selection: a

j small deposit will hold it for you and so escape the raise in price. j SILVERWARE Call and see our silver sets, single pieces. We save you $ $ $ on silver. I Our DIAMONDS. WATCHES and SILVERWARE rhave the same Guarantee, viz, exactly as represented and prices lowest.

A Dollar D own. a Doll ar a week htivs anv th ini' in our

store. The Store which has DOLLAR DAY EVERY DAY.

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Ladies' Black or White Hose, 5 pair for $1.00

Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, 50c grade, 3 pair for Jl.OO

Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, all colors; worth $1.00 pair. Special, 2 pair for $LOO

Ladies genuine Green Label Bur son Hose, 5 pair 31.00

Men's Sox, special, 7 pair

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Men's Shirt and Tie, special for 31..00

Men's Blue Denim Bib Overalls

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Your dollar will ha e a greater biiying power here Friday and Saturday. Despite "the higher prices of merchandise every dayi" we arc giving you values that everyone should take advantage of. Better buy your next year's supply now, as prices may never be lower than these. Our first Dollar Sale to be a record breaker.

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Children's Black Hose, 5 pair for 31.00 Children's White Canvas Baby Doll Pumps and 1 pair of Stockings for

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. . 1 lot Barefoot Sandals, pair 31.00

Boys Oxfords, values to $4.00, each 31.00

Reductions in our Shoe Department.

. . 1 lot Ladies' Oxfords, in black and tan, also white canvas, $1.00 off from regular price.

1 lot of Ladies' Shoes, small sixes, each 31.QO Men's Khaki Work Pants, pair $1 .OO

Men's Wear Men's Shirts, some silk fronts, madras cloth, with soft and stiff cuffs; up to S2.00 values. A cleanup Friday and Saturday 2 for $1.00

Men's Athletic or Ribbed Union Suits; special values;- per suit

Men's Dress Shirts, in soft or stiff cuff s. Q11

Special for Dollar Day 3um I Mpn's; mil- Tirc: im to S1.7.S values.

Special Ö Men's Neckwear; 75c and Sl.OO values. Friday and Saturday special, 2 for 03b Men's Caps; regular Sl.OO values; 50c 2 for U B

Men's pure tibre Silk Hose; 65c and 75c values; all colors and sizes; 2 for

Men's 25c Hose, all colors and sizes. Sp

cial values for Friday and Saturday. 6 pair. Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 2 for Men's Felt Hats. Special Men's lightweight Hats; regular 75c value. Special 50c 2 for

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Footwear for the Entire Family Men's S5 and So Black Calf Oxfords; sizes 6 to ojj, in English or broad toe styles. Special for Friday and Satur-dav

$4.00

Men's Shoes, up to S4.00 values, for Afc Friday and Saturday, special Uii -1 Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, in military or Louis heel.

Slippers that sold up to S7.50, to go QT jf Friday and Saturday at UUivl

Ladies' Shoes in odd sizes, button or lace; that sold jj

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Boys' Elkskin Shoes, in brown; sizes 2) -2 to 5J j. Special Boys' Khaki Pants, assorted sizes, 2 pair for Bovs' Ribbed Union Suits; 5tc value-, 3 for Boys' Waists; 75c values; 2 for

Boys'. Knickers. Special 20 Reduction on Boys' Wash Suits.

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