South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 168, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1920 — Page 2

AlIDNIDAY .MOllMMi, JUNE in. lui'f).

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

BISHOP ALERDIHG AWARDS DIPLOMAS AT COMMENCEMENT

St. Mary's College and Acadcmv Graduates Ten Students.

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For th CCth Um St. Mary's college Lt.wM iti hihr?-: honors on a group rf 1? students Tuesday jnorn!r.:r whT. 10 yo'ir.3 xvnrr.n wt-n jirt-sv.t '1 with Kr.t'IuRt5 medals an l lUrt'-s In the various cr?z;'.:it(i court's by th" lit. l:ev. Herman Joseph A!-r!ir., bishop c th( illocoso of Ft. W.iyr..-.. In St. Ar.f.'":;i'n hall, ;tv.vonipar.y:r.iT the i? tfct ntaticn was also th- occasion for the prf-sc-r.t-i.tlon of diplomat to CO me niters cf the academic durartmt-r.t. anions thorn 1lnr four local youn women, Mi.s Mary Ro-e a. IlJtlt r. Mi:- F or-nce Guthrie. MifJ lrfiift cflla Kehoo anJ Miss Ucr.oviev V. Smith. The honor K'ulonts of tho .rr.-ul-Latin cl Ii.- v-ro Miss TU-rnioo O'Meila, S't. L,.uis. Mich., who revd tho cla.3 poem, "Tho Torch Ueartr'"; Misa Marllla (Ir-n of Cleveland, O.. who presenter! tho cl.is c-H.say, "The Industrialization of Womt-n and the Family" and Miss Esther CJarrlco cf Icaywlck, Ky.. who flclivorcd thvaledictory address The f-wfiy Iy ili.sH Green was a frank and comprehensive disousslon of the evil results to the home, the children, and the mother of th3 entninc Into indurtry of women, and defined clearly the Catholic attitude toward tho

woman's right movement and lax morals which are causing corruption of the family ajvl fcoine. Principal Address. The principal address of mcrnlntr delivered ly tho

liev. Michael J. Curley. If. D. of St. Augustine, Fla., who took as his Kentral subject, "Education." Bishop Curleyn lalk was a plea for religion in duration, defining the proper religious aa well as secular training &3 tha one remedy for thi evils of the age. lie calle-d uttention to the remarkablo Catholic educational eystem pointing out its equ?.lity in secular education with tho so called ron-sctarlan Institutions of learning, which he defined as the greatest existing factor making toward sectarianism. Recognition was made during the exercises of faithful service to the collego and the alumni of Mother General M. Aqulna and Mrs. Anna Cunnea Fltzgibbons of Chicago who today celebrated the TOth anniversary of their graduation from St. Marrs college, being members of the class of IS 70. At a meeting of the alumni association held Monday Mrs. Alico Coady-Cartier of Ludington, Mich., was chosen president; Mrs. Patrick McFarland of Joliot. 111., ilrst vice president; Mrs. Mary Cochran Hyan of Chicago, second vice president; Mr3. Loona Holden Moran of Michigan City, corresponding secretary; Mlsa Erma Sagendorph of Cliicago, recording Bctrctary; and Miss Catherine Hamsey of Le Gro, Ind., treasurer. Complete) Irogram. A most delightful musical propram was prestnt-d during the course of the morning. The program follows:

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Krown. V. Vau lleiml, ITuI. i:. S-I.1H. Cflto-MlM A. Shl-ht. CLorui Urlilal Ciioru MniUn" ('"'.vcn-Si L'ker St. Jlary's ;!.- Club. Piano Miss 1. rr;is;inl. Vocal quartet "crenad.'" l'ranz S.-huN-rt Mli.u V. Outhri. II. W.-inrt. h. A. S. d. leebt, i:. I'.urkh.irtHii .-kr. I'lano Mis K. Ilimi? ir-1. Violin Mli M. M I:. ltUu. a. Truf. U. Sobkl. 2Iuazariau Kant.iU Li.-zt First Pinn Mi 1'. r.ro'issir.I. Snn.J i'lano Miss It. n'Mrll.i. Fot; Th U'ondpiReon. . . I.l7i Lehmann ynif Iii? sr-t ' the War. Mary jSjltt-r Miss D. Kyn.v Plauo Mis P.. n'MMH. Cliorus Flv, Sinwiug P.lrl ..rlw. F'.ir St. M.tr's Ctl.-e Clul.. PSuo Mls-j E. r.ro'is.nr.l. Violin Miss M. V1 1. Klan.o. Prof, ft. S..MH. Attall.i Mrndflssnhn Firnt 11 -no Misses M. llvnps. L. irav. Kcond Flan Misfs ti. Vau lluvrl. V. la Hours i) v. Viollns--Mls?rs M. ''1 It. nimco. H. Uroiisar.l, F. ;N-iS 'M, C. Purk. M. Kfon. M. It. Van Hemel, Prof. 11. SeMr-1. College Cl. The 10 members if tho rol-eg-j Fraduatlng clci-i we:-.-; Mus Manila Maude Greene of Cleveland. O., and M!s Gladys Knir.ccs Kempo of Chicago, degree of P.icho'or of philosophy (history av.cz t-clal science course); Miss Fcrothy Katherine JIavrs of Adrian. Mich., decree of 1 ache! or of Fhilosojdiy ( j-'urnaliSia course); Miss Mary Manila Frown-.' of Norton, Kan , Mis Mary Esther Carrico of Ray-vick, Ky.. Miss Mary i:thl llolliaiy f Laramie, Vy., Jlisa Anne Cecelia Kt Hoher of 1 a Moines. F, Miss Eli.-ibvth Mc'.Vugal. St. Mary's novitiate; Miss IVrr.ico Mry o'Mtlia of St. Louis, Mich.; and Miss Charlotte Ves of Harvey, 111., the dtf'ree of Fa.hv!or of Arts (literary course.) Certificates tr the completion of various courses in tho collegiate- department were pr sentevl ti M;:s l.oretta Vau.hey of Marseille. F.I.; Miss Madeo Carey of Joüct, III.; Miss Helen Delar.ey of Pa I! a. To.v; Nellie Lee Holt of Falls City. N-b.; 2.Firy McCabe. New CarFsl-, Ind.; Josephine Ryan, alt Lae City. Vtah Helen Johnson. L- mont. Hi.; Margaret Maher, Gre.--r. i"e. O.; Greenvll!?. O. ; Irene Matthews,

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It.; Marie WaFh. Mobile, Ala.; Ha f Winrieh, IP: rlington. la,; ar.d Mane Ziriimer, Ornnha, Nb. Academic Cirndti.it et. Diplomas in the academic rourfe werw c&r.ferrt-d on Margarita Bianco, Mexico City, Mexico; Katharine C. Fr azzill. Michigan City, Ind.; Toresa I'.urke. Chicago; f:thel Durkharts-rne-.'or, Chicago; Mary Rose Fuller, South F r.d: Miriam Curley. Chicago; Loona Ialy, San Flirre, Ind.; Lucille Glo'.son. Savannah, Ga.; Agr.s Novella Guill, Paducah. Ky.; Florence Guthrie. South Rend; Edith Hessell, Chicapo; Thelma Hoeny, Dallas, Tex.; Elizabeth Horner. Atchl-on. Kans.; Veronica d !a Ho if . -aye. Dallas, Tex.; Irene Khoo. South Rend; Mona Keown. I-pe.sit, N. V.; Genevieve M. Lror.ch. Canton. O.; Ailzla MrHIroy, Chicago; Dorothy Men'Un, Chicago; Alice IVrry. I'nntiac, lch.: Mary I'urman, Wayn-shyrg, Fa.; Marion Rompo, Chicago; Louise Riley, Omaha. Neb.; Mary Ryan, Phoenix. Ariz. : Loretta Shaughne ssy, Chicago; Ifflen K. Smldt, Roby. Ind.; Genevie-ve Smith. South Bend; Alice Va:;ii-rkarr, Hebron, III.; Mary VanHfuvel, Molbllf, Ala., and Loretta VS'hito. Chicago. C rtilicite.s for completing the preparatory course were presented to: Ethel Curley. Chicago; Mary Farrell. Chlcitro; Iyulst Frank. South Rend; Alle Keenan. Sheridan. Wyo.; Hildegarde ICurtlys, South Iwr.l; Elizabeth Oberwinder. Phoenix. Ariz.; Esther Face. Chicago; Katheryn Sourbeer. South Rend; Anna Trimmel, Niles, Mich., and Margaret Van Heuvel of Mobila. Ala.

Day's News In CITY STATISTICS

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Mildred Kavar.au-'h. F:r- v.y Ruth Kraf the-feT. e'hic.i :-o ; Nutter. Minneat'dis, Minn I.r. Nod-. Wy.; Elear-.r Am bridge p.;.; Am- !: 4 S

Take-a from the records of tb Indiana Tltlo & Loan Co. Amelia Toepp nnd et nl to CelutnMa cejrpuratlou. Part .f lot Ä in L)eGroot'a additloa to MUuuwaka. Simon Paszket and wife to Willlara and Leantlrie Vaa Hoof. Lusbainl anl wife, ?1. Lot 145, Cle-uient Stu'l-laker'a second plat, Summit place addition. Joseph and Anna Simon, husband and wife to Joseph und Marv (Jbzl. husband and wife, $1, etc. Part of lot M Gary's Land Co.'s stibdivislou. L'dward and Plorem-e R. Burner. buband and wife to lllme-r nDd Ada Lavar uns, husband and wife, ?1. etc Fart of lot CO, second ilat of fchetterley place; also part of lot Kol.ert C. Shanklln and wife to South Ftuil Developuie-nt Co., .!, etc. Fart of lot si. Harter Ilel.shta addition. South Fend Development Co. t- Robert C. Shanklln. $1. etc. Fart of lot 81, Harter Ilelchtu addltlen. James (Hirer, second, and et al to Jehu K. and Hoya VoynovFli, husband m l wife, $1, etc. Lots 1 aud 87 in Oliver's llrst addition. Martin I'leehocki to Wojciech and Jotefa Dohrzj kowskl. .1, ete-. A tract of land In Olive townthlp. Sarah 11. Gerber und limh.md to Franc-is YV. and Rattle J. Metzger. $1. etc. Part of lot 1. in Adam Faker's erst addition. Tliorniss nnd Malgnrzata Frzybysz, husband and wife to Prank and Frances I'rzybyaz. f4.fKo. Fart of lots 1 and - Arnold and Webster's subdivision. Michael and Ce vlia Mejer. husband nnl wife to Sz'zepnn and Mlchillna No-wae-zewskl, husbaud and wife. $U,ooc Lot SeVt. tldrd plat of Summit place addition. P.ulldlng and Loan asociatliii of South Ilend, lno.. to Feliks and Anna Szt zj -piorsl.1. husband and wife, $1, eto. Lots l. , ?., 14. lö. 22. r.f, .".l end llolllywa.od in Porta ce townthli. John und Myrtle Wnrriek, husband nnd wife to Mary Alice Hurley, ?1, etc. Lot Zt. Oakland addition. ("lenient Stutlebaker. Jr., and wife to Otto K. Kuehn and et al. $1. etc. Lota ö. 0. t?) und b'l iu Kauffmau place addition. Warner Wi-e and wife to Felle L. Jackson. 51, et--. Lot S5 .Matr's Michigan ar. Mary F. Glsu to IFirry F. rnd Maude F.r'ovn. husband and wife. $1. et Lot lß, Kent and (larrhon's subell vision. .Tehn Nleb and wife et al to Lucirula P. Tipton. SI. etc. Lot 12, original plat of Itiver Park. (Jorge W. Ilenrr to Helen M. Cole. $1, et. Fart of lot C-0. Leer's repl.it uf Bee. onl addition. Menno J. nnd Allee L. Voder, husband nnd wife to John and Hertha M. Heidt, hu:r.ii"l and a.'U. Lot S. II. I'erkia's addition to Mlsbawaka. William A. Lindner and wife to Fr.ink K. and Annua V. Hill, husband nnd wife. SI, ete. Lot Lindner's neeojid addition lMw.ird C. Crw to Alphonson C. and Tlb anor .1. Tootbaker. b iFband and wife, M. etc. Lot . Harry N. Paruen subdivision. Louise Crar. adrr.inlstratri. to the city of South Iieml. $1, .". Lot 311, Mayr'a Mi 'Idg.in av. addition. Jehn M. and Catherine M. Itn.nh. husband and w ife to Alovsbis .T. nm Pauline M. Schindler, SI. Lot C. W. IP l ow. ler'a lirst aildltlon to Mlshnwak. Aloysius .T. snd Pauline M. Sc hindler, ht:baul and wife to Ferna rd J. Mvers. $. Lot ."J. Cr. W. K. Fowler's first addition to Mishawaka. Augnt and Valentine Cl.nerp. husband and wife to ThonphJe Pe"reee. Lt .".I. IP C. IVrkin's addition to Mlshawaki. Theonhbd peVreese to Henrv Pe r.es... $1.7. Lot ", If. F. Perklu's addition to MUhawaka. Aurut aiol Josephine Poll, husband and wife, to Edward and Mirv Ronold. Lusb.iTid and wife. $1. p-t V, M-Inerny't s- on 1 addition tr Mish iwaka. Alex Scheidender to Willi un If. Kendall and -lfe. P Lot lö. Uattell's plat uf C'lle-e (Jreen of Mishriwaka. Trank II. Ferree nnd wife to Cliarleg and Harriet Yeakey. .1AM. Lot . Gavlor's first plat, an addition to Mishawaka. A 'Ha Ke-Mer to John C. S- hlarb, 1. .''''. Le-t C'.m. Gaylor's third addition to MUhawaka. John Trr!rsM rt nl f George and Ami Kobibk. ?2." A tract of land in Fein townsMp. Georce Kohll, k und Anm Kobllc. Ijubb.ui 1 and wife to Nicholas and Mary Sr. dor. husband and wife, jfJtYUl Lot 2S, O'N.-lIPs first addition to Mishawafca. Marth J. Feci to Carrie Poolltfle Martin, si. Lot 7, Fattcll's addition to Ml-haw aka. Joeph and M.ivr Pucynskl to George and I."'iN Toth. M. etc. Lot 1.1. Thorens P n 'i h a pa's subdivision. Shcrn-.m C. Judson and w!f- t,- John P and and UHlan V. Purke. husband a" l wife. $p et". Part of lot, lea and ILM Runn and Horn's addition. Charles F. and Gra-e M. W'dton. hu-b-ir.d arid Mf to the Cltl7cn Homes Co., Jl. etc. Let TO, Hr.nev's addition. Ar.r.a F. nnd Th rr..i L. Pnrdv, buband ard wife to Si"'..n and lb-ana C. U'nrd. .1. A tract of land in l'enn town1:1 5. Wllliar.i Graceton and Mvrtle F. IIs-.: r. hi:avand J'Dil wife to rby ard Alwilla Piughmin. husband and wife, . etc. A tract of lar.d ia Fnloa town. Ph'n. Theopb.i Van Wrrerbe and wife to Arcrdel P.:'!'.iert and Julnn Fllnert. hubund and wlfo. 1 Lot firpt plat f Survrv.'.t pi ce a.bl'.tlon. Adam linns' erger nd wife, et r,l to Anm Tller Weih. 5tt Loti s3. rr.reccrde d plui of J Person Relghta additon Flla P. Keen to Alice A. Leach. 1. tr.

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Sbarnb!eu and Ltta K. Sharnbleau. huiland and wife, II and ether Tlue. Lot V. la proposed plat of Marquetu p. I'oznaa department atore to Jo-pa Cheleh.ik. Jl and other rapje. L,,t 26. ItafT. Sibley and FainaacLt'a LlaJeu pla-tf addition. M'rrls Lerman and Suable Lerrsan, busband and wife to Srnogor Lumber Co ?I and otter rtlue. Lot 141, eond put of Summit place addition, Sr.i' gur Lumber Co. to Krakow d. partment t(.r-. 1 and other rod and ralue. Lot HI, noond put of Summit plaie addition Queeny T. Sampnon and WHIlara Samson, husband and wife to Tadey Nl-m-crewhkl and itozalla Nlemczewakl. busbind and wife. ?1 aud other value. Lot 10. in Kachel Gallajber firi.t addition. Frneijizk Kolrzunekl and Janlrta Kolciunpkl, husband and wife to Wlneenty Wawrzyr.iak acJ Mbhallna Wawrzyniak, husband and wife. .$.', 0). Lot 2Xi on the ('lem.r.t Stiideb.? Wer n-coad plat of Summit place addition. Anton K. Ib.edkiing and Nellie lb-ck-Mnz. bupr.anij and lfe to Joseph anl Rclpn 5oo, hn'band and wife, fl, 47 feet off of the entire north end of lot 05, la George Swygirt first addition. Gorge M. Stud-baker, Ann Studebaker CarlUle and Clemen? Studebaker, Jr.. as trustees under the will of Clement studebaker. to Andriel Molenda and Froulslawa Mrdend.i, $1. Lot 110, la Summit plae fourth addltbm. John P. Ohm r and Paloy D. Ohmer. hnaband and wife to Clifton J. Tran. $1. Lot 1.12 In Ferner Grove first addition. Lewlw Iteaker and Kmma C. Heaker to August C. Van Hove. ?l anl e.ther value. Tw enty acres more or less la Fenu township. William Happ and Jensle 0. Ha pp. hi wife to Chaunoey N. Shafftall, ?l. Lot LI. In the original plat of Lowell. Mb hael llntkowpk! nnd Josephine Rut. kowpkl. husband nnd wife to Whlfe-omh and Keller, $1. Lot 7 in Gorsueh's fifth add Itlou. William 1. Stair to Fred A. TIerreman. $1 aud other good ind vaine; SI feept off the west end of lt 1FV, in A. G. Ct.shir.sr'a fifth addition. George II. Hasting to Schuyler C. P.rink. $1 und othr Tlue. Ixt 3 in proposed plat of Oakland addition. Christen Grnnawalt and George Grnn. a wait, busband and !fe to Ed ward Grunnw alt. ?1 and other consideration ; 40 acres in Madison township. Chrlsfena Gruna wait and George Grnnawait, husbsod and to wlf to Fdward Grcnawalt. $1 and other consideration ; 20 arrt-s in Madison township.

Comparatively South Bend Has 68,000 People

Announcement by tho census bureau Tuesday of the population of Mi&hawaka gave dopesters In South Bend new material with which to calcula.o what tho census will have to say for this city. Mishawaka'H population for 1920 was given a 13,193, an increase of 27.8 percent. AtMumlng that the growth of the two cities han been parallel, and that South Rend's increase will u1jo approximate 27.8 percent, the figures ought to be. South Rend, 67,618. Careful mathematicians have figured that an increase of 27.8 percent of the 1910 census, 53,634, would be 14,933.9 persons. Since no one knows of a .9 person in South Rend the extra tenth has been added, making the dope 67,618. The 1919 city directory, however, disputes these figures. There are 2 9,6 03 Individual names Hated in tho directory. nd according to the publishers, who have published directories in many cities for a number of years, a fairly accurate estimate of population may be obtained by multiplying the number of names listed in the directory by 2.5. A moment with a pencil, following this scheme, shows the local population to be 74,007. On the other hand. In 1910 Mishawaka's population was 22.2 percent of that of South fnd. Assuming that the same proportion still exists, a little rithmetlc places South Rend's probable 1920 population at 6S.145. So there you have It.

FOUR DAMAGE SUITS FILED

Cases Ar-re-atin- $25,000 Arise From Interurban Accidents.

Four damage suit, aggregating $25,000 the first ca5es arising from the tragic interurban accident at the St, Mary's switch on the Chicago, South Bend and Xorthern Indiana Ry. Co., line on March 13 were filed In circuit court asainrt the railroad company, Tuesday a.fternoon. Louis Przyblskl aski for $3.000 and acting as the next friend of Theresa Przyblskl sues for $5,000 alleging that the last named party wa-s injured internally and sustalnc-d serious cuts and bruises about the arms and shoulders, neceHsitating her confinement In a hospital. Agnes Smuchinski, one of the seriously Injured in the wreck seeks J 5,000, alleging that she was rendered unconscious and sustained injuries about the back and legs in addition to Internal Injuries. Lottie Smuchinski aks for $10.000 saying that her health has been permanently destroyed and that she suffered injuries about the arms, legs and back.

XEW RULES FOR TEACHERS9 TRAINING

Try NEITS-TIMES Want Ads.

Students In teachers training schools entering late will be handicapped according to new rules promulgated by the state board of education as the new order provides that late entrances will be counted as absences. It Is provided that late entrances shall be excused only when made necessary by the late closing of a term In a school where the entrant has been teaching; that mid-term classes be permitted only when new classes are formed and that the class shall contain not less than 20 students. Students may not be absent more than 10 days, the absence to be due to late entrance or Illness. Emergency cases are to be referred to the stute superintendent of public Instruction. The board authorized the state training courses supervisor to Inquire into commercial school conditions in Indiana, "with a view of encouraging the development of appropriate courses for the training of teachers of commercial studies for the public schools." Inhuman Treatment is Divorce Complaint Veda M. Rurgoyno has brought divorce proceedings against Vano I. Rurgoyne In the superior court, alleging failure to make reasonable provision for support. It Is also charged that the defendant refused to live with the plaintiff and left her In August, 1918. They were married March 15, 1917. Charging cruel and Inhuman treatment, Alico Melser has tiled a divorce suit against Ira Melser. They were married In June. 1912, and separated this month. The plaintiff a?ks for the custody of the one child, Verna, six years old. Peter J. Wentland Is charged with having a quarrelsome disposition and neglecting hla home duties In the petition for divorce filed by Mattie Wentland In tho superior court. The plaintiff says that he was cruel and frequently quarreled with hi3 wife, calling her vile names.

Tllti: CO. FILIIS SLIT. The Ma won Tire and Rubber Co. has brought action against the Inter-National India Rubber corporation for the collection of $53.63 alleged due for merchandise sold the defendant company during the past year.

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Box Hosiery Sale Onyx and Van Roalte Hoosiery. (First Quality.) Renowned for quality sharply under-priced.

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For Thursday and Friday Only A box Hosiery Sale Fine hosiery for women; ladies' full fashioned, all silk and a few with lisle top, in black or white, sizes S to 10; excellent value

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War Tax 20c We carry a complete line of Silk Hosiery, Italian Silks, Fancy Lace Inserts. "If It's New We Have It." Oliuer Style Shop 103 Main Street Oliver Hotel Btodc South Bends Exclusive Shop for Women

House Dresses of Gingham Biberman's finely made dresses of quality ginghams in plaids, stripes, checks; white pique collars and cuffs, at $6.50 and $6.95.

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New Filet Nets Arrived in splendid range of designs at 65c to $1.95; also a fine lot cf colored madras at $1.95. 25 Discount on Single Curtains.

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Interurban Day Thursday June 16th Store Specials

Hot Weather Brings These in Great Demand Voile Waistings and White Skirtings, a combination costume that can be easily tubbed and restored to freshness quickly. Fancy Voiles, 40 to 44 in. at 75 c. Imported Voiles, 30 to 36 in. at 89c. Silk Stripe Voiles and Fancy Plaid Voiles, $2.00 quality, at $1.69. White Skirtings, 36 in. wide at 75c. Gaberdine, Corduroy and fancy weaves. House Dress Materials One cannot have too many changes these warm summer days. Wash days come often enough. Buy and make up a few extra ones. 27 in. Ginghams, plaids, stripes, etc. at 33c. 36 in. Percales, light and dark, at 39c 36 in. Skirting Percales, at 50c

Lingerie and Corsets Specially pricecj tomorrow. Envelope Chemise of fine quality muslin, embroidery trimmed. Special Thursday at $1.00.

Corsets

Odds sizes and discontinued numbers of corsets, in manystyles. Values up to $6.50. Special Thursday, $5.00.

Household Linens At Special Pricings For varied summer-time requirements. Selections may be made here with particular advantage tomorrow. 70x70 Pattern Cloth Of pure linen, $6.50 value, special Thursday at $4.98; also 70x88. $7.50 value at $5.98. Scalloped Bridge Set 36 inch cloth, 4 12 inch napkins, at $1.39 set. Indian Head Napkins Hemmed ready for use. Fine for summer homes. Thursday at $1.39 doz. Summer Towels Special pricings on these 35 dozen for Thursday only. 19x38 Half Linen Huck Hemmed; 50c value at 39c. limit of one dozen to a customer. Crash Toweling Of pure linen, red border; 55c quality, Thursday 45c.

Special Prices in Toilet Accessories This is an excellent time to lay in a supply ample for the hot season. Dr. Lenncr's Dental Cream, special tomorrow at 39c. Kirk's Hard Water and Olive Soap, a splendid toilet soap, Thursday, 3 for 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap, special 20c Gloria Talcum, a new powder, 35c Hand Lotion for sunburn, 25c. "Fair Maid" Hair Nets, all colors, at 10c.

Women's and Misses Frocks Hot Weather Tub Frocks in a Very Special selling A selling well timed, for these are days when immediate concern is a necessity.

Frocks of Organdy Sheer Voile Frocks Dotted Swiss Frocks Also of Plaid Ginghams

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Charmingly simple frocks they are, indeed the most satisfactory sorts to have in numbers for June and mid-summer days. Also priced at $15.00. $25.00 and up to $39.75.

Plaid Sport Skirts Light weight wool in dark patterns, a splendid garment for morning rambles in the woods for rainy days at the resorts. Special values ?or $7.95. $8.95. Tub Skirts of White

Smartly tailored with lapel pockets, trimmed with big pearl buttons. Remarkably priced at $3.98.

Tub Sateen Petticoats Most wanted for sheer dresses at this time; delightful in the soft fine quality and excellence of workmanship to assure service and wear. Special values tomorrow with double back and fronts, at $2.98. Blouses for Warm Davs White striped Voiles, with pique trimming, short sleeves, a fine waist for tubbing, tomorrow at $2.50. Also in white flaxon with pink and blue trimmings at $2.50. Middy Blouses, $2.00 and $2.98. Outing Smocks, $3.25 to $6.95.

Special Thursday Boot Silk Hose in white only, full fashioned. Regular price $1.35, tomorrow only, 89c. Union Suits For boys and girls; drop seat and open back; ages 2 to 12. Special at 59c. Dimity Underwear "and White Hosiery Coolness and comfon combined in these summer wearables. Hosiery White silk, mock scam, at $1.50. $2.00 $2.25; full fashioned, $2.75, $3.00; and all silk at $3.75; also in lisle, outsizes and regular, at 51.00, $1.25, $1.35. Athletic Unions Designed for women. The "Eiffel Maid" are tailored for hot weather Of white Dimity at $1.25 suit. Of Pink Dimity at $1.35 suit.

The Men's and Boys' Store

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Men's and Boy's Bathing Suits, a complete line at low prices. Men's cool Underwear, at $1.25. Men's high grade 35c Hose, 3 pairs for $1.00. Boy's Sport Biouses. at $1.00. This includes striped tub percales and

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Boy's Wash Suits Wash Pants

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