South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 3

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iiiTiiiu n. tu i :s coti:st : tat Pair's Now l'caturr for I loonier Afntlirr und Infants. A Fitter I'abies 'ortest will bp a i rw feature a the Indiana State Tair tlio week of ST-pt. , to whirli Mothe;s are asktil to brin?: t!ieir ba1 tot only to ontest for the I'tiros it t have tb.pir infants cx:.::i;nrd by rpees that the mothers ;.,: learn v hat ther -hidren nee I for rhv.'ic.il '.: vrlopment. As a -choo! of iioir'ipiui it will be an 1 1 ar.1ir.ary opportunity for mothers to lrarn Iiow to take -.tre of and K.ir their babies. The e,,iti'st is to be held in the Woman's Hu.ir.in and will bp under direction of Vr. Ada

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In accordance with our policy to carry. nothing o er from one season to another, we are determined to sweep out everv garment in the house regardless of former prices! We are therefore starting a series of sales throwing all thoughts of profit to the four winds! The prices of this first sale should crowd our ladies' department tomorrow! Investigate! . Your Money Back If You Can Buy Cheaper For Cash Or Credit!

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Values to $12.50 Revealing many new collars, captivating ruffles, frills, tunics and ovcrskirt cfTects; all arc cither flowered, or dotted and are in both light and dark backgrounds. Special now, only while they last at this price I

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The hundreds of women here who will speak for the Cataract, are the best advertisements a washer could have. Electric Service Co. 115-117 W. Colfax A v.

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