South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 235, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 August 1921 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 23. T92 1

FOR PROPOSED DISARM MEET

COLLECT Ml kMarriase visionwmm follow

CLUES UNEARTHED Would : BeBride j IN W0Mft DEATH

GOMPERS RAPS ! OFFICIALS FOR I WAGE DECLISE

Gocrfimcnt Preparing Program fnr Officials Participating in Conference.

Walter Werwas, 70 Years Old, Tells Story of Experience With 'Real Estate Agent."

(Continued from rfee or.)

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the hl;h

rar." Plan Legislation.

council had rfore

labor during

FOUR DIE IS BLAZE IN GEORGIA HOTEL

T h council hurl rrfnr it

Find Evidence of Prowlers at 11 to call upon cor.grtA. to nu

j v'.-.r.tinuf 1 from paf c.t) , ; r!y with an IrMiar.-i liw which ern-J

)! .ill i n I ifer.ts rrtt!ns

Misers Hut Saturday Others There.

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JIOLI) MANY MEETINGS

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ato to oV.air. . Iicer,5?e from

the au'J;,;r

I.v'ii Warrant. .:; v.-hilf Mr5. Lrir.Rr: is to

1 r r!r.dinir to '-h-;!r.ra'' in Mil-

Ihinliflg DirU-M- Program !w a 'ikr-, a warrant is speilin5 north

V ith Arm v. Naw and

Political Leader.

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ward to the po'j.r authorities in the ' r'r. ' -farjiO'JS ci :' Mrf. L.iri?r.- will rir hrouht tuck here. Mr. Mokua. ' ., to face a charge similar to that "-hirrM in warrant i.'iM Monday . 'f rnon ar'-.yt Leu- Dery, fcr'jtry of the Toledo Fuildins: company. ;Thc Ohio rvrr.or vlll he .i?kfd im-

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and data for t.v.e .m'rifin -oirm-.is-J-rs'm and toward a r.invüi of t!TJ '"nl ornat!" rr'nlrn to v. hi: i.ou:.v2 th- fhrfl will t;ik

It hi r,c hrn r--.-a,.'--1 a y h v n t .1 k n laaticaiiy to ?e'.ur'- atrr'meni

what d'.p'.o,'1H tO ut tho

the irope of t'n '"i.nf .-ren e.

ratur of Th4 fr'rnn! r'-p!i- a ; rtakrn r. r.i i!v lir-ro 'r Indic'e thai. r.rotJati"n? r, n that rirj t 'ntir.ly sr 1 r:i t frrtn thr E-v.-.i-puMic forrr.! fxchir.;-) or the .-ft'ia'. arnhilr.? of tho diesatc. It ia understood, that ti:e tendency hd been to hrM ri,'"j,":or.s of -ope in an :rfor:r,.iI f-atus in order to facihtit .1 fre . c ha n ar" r virw?. l'nlirl .tatr Prepares. 1 n An'.-ri'an povernment ovrn preparation ir.r -the ronfereme .ire :i.'ier. to hae ra.h'd far into ;hp f:od. r,f political, military ma r.v.il m juiry. Almost rii:ly ntetin have taken pia'f hot we en Pres't Hardint: and Scy JIu?h .-. wlio will Ii'-id iho An;rinn d legation and M".riila th pjps'.df nt onferred also ttith lrn. Lods-. who a 'so will b ne of the American representative". A ftaff of r.lhl-, dcparlmersL xperfs had been occupied ur fi:no day? preparing: information, and like ffrourfl are .it work in the war and r.avy department . The preparation of army intelligence has oOno forward directly undr the eye- of Gen. Pershinff in his capacity an chk-f of jta ft and it is taken for granted that ho will occupy an Important pl.ce military advl.r at tho ronferenr.o. Ciivrn Attention.

1 It is understood h h is sivf n par- j

t'cular attention to tl;o preliminary rol!ction -f data, beciue of his in-

jmed!atIy o permit Pery's 'from th.e 5ti;o fo;- .irr.t:gr

I .-'cuth Iif.nd. ; Mr. Mokavj ;r.ca:cl 51, ,"00 In

j?ruritif& cr.titilr.K him to rril estate in Trdo. Ohio, hold by the- Toledo Puildinp Co.. and valurd at that amount, he frnid. at night. The invetmer,t 'A'as mai" for the purpo.cc of ir.vcstip.itir.? th company, he .ert..j. Relieving that the method uf-r-d hy Mrs. Lanybt pave teaon for aroaIr.? his suspicions, h communlra'ed with State Auditor Oliver at In liana pr.is Monday .and learned that r.ejthr the Toledo Building company or Mr. Lar.frbt were resi. ered for license to do husinewi in tho .state, in ipvestigation is bciri? 'xfended to Ohio, in belief that no .;mh addition as represented by the company existf there. Jn the meantime Atty. Mokwa plan to pro.?cutc Dery and the vrnmin fcr violation of the 13-1 enactment. Nell Many "Lots." The woman spent several days in South Bend soliciting the ?ale of lots in the Toledo addition, said to Lo hold by the Toledo Builders Company, Mowka mid, and solicited mostly anions people living in th west, and s-outh parts of tho city. Many persons, he said, had been Induced to invest $20 or more in the juopfrty and were sri?n a form dee-J tur a lot in the addition, the deed set-vine as a receipt, but not carrying the rxact loration of the lot. TIi at, it was said, v.-as to bo decided later, after further payments were made ns demanded by tho company. Those that fv vested, he said, had been made to believe that they would qct a lot of land in an excellent location for a mero trifle, and. not beinp familiar with business operation.-, bought. A trip to Toledo to "look over" the lots was also offered as an inducement, Mowka declared. The trip, it was added, never was made. It was on that mission that th v ornan is said to have .called at th

home of Mr. tVc-rwas and sained his

of the picture of tho oil man on tht v.a'.L This package, when un-

and abstract cn thes two lots upan which the hack jitood and upon which property tho old man had been raising" garden truck to help him provision his table. Included amor? these papers was a delinquent tax receipt for the payment of taxes cn his property. Nothin; a8 brought to licht in the ee-irch of the premises to indicate the existence of a will. If the dead man hid a will in his possession tho assail tn a ere successful

present unem-

and making" appropriation t'.'.tt would aid in speeding up public work. Action ou thi will probably be taken later this week. Pre. dent ilomper also reporte-! to the council that he had called at the white house and asked President Hardin? to take steps to havIhe jcovernmer.t prot-ct the mc.ll Investors from fraudulent and fa!:e stock srhemrs. to urse the continuar.ee of the issuance of '.rcasury sav;r.sr securities and to nuke thttt an attractie investment. He said that President llar.ilr.r had agreed to brine; that matter to the attention of Secretary Mellon and cooperate, to brin? ibrjt irethods to rid the country of these fraudulent schemes. The mattea!s. to be brought to the attention of the govtrnors of the 12 federal reserve hank.

The labor chief declared the pub

in obtaining i: -ind taking it with thtm. n Ire ihrory of th o!d ruin's known miserly characteristic, the police ate still of the onin-

ion that he had sonrethlnj morel jj,-. had been swindled out of about than tho de?d and abstract to his 55,000. 000 last, year by the fale cf property in his posression at the ,VorthleW securities, time he fell a ictim to the robbers.

Traci; Two t'luc,. ( The fact that Wozncr kept the pa-j per. which were found by the pu-1

t.-rev. and understanding of tho mill- ! ae-juaintance. Ione.omeness did not

tary affairs. ! meet his approval the feelfnc tv.m

Anothf'.- who ha Vif-n mentioned as a likely I option to advif the American d ! ati'n on militury subjects ii Major Gen. Tanker U.

mutual, he said ar.d talk finally drifted to matrimony. lie told his

,attorney that it waa upon the wornt an'3 promise to trip to the altar with

K'.i.. former chief of t.tff. and a , him that he gave her tho valuable

member 'f tho supreme, military diamond rins: and the wedding rln?

council ef tho allies beforo he betme a delegate to tho Versailles confere,nfe. He is stationed in

v"a".iirgtor nd

is taid ho Till

bo consulted many times as th 5Hgotlations proceed.

that he had worn. Mut the woman fled. he. added and now he is awaitin?; her return, and hoping for the

! return of the gem and Jewel. ! Many persons holding "receipts" ! for tho Toledo lots are supporting

Attorney Mokwa in the prosecution. Farmcrsblirg Müh j Onlers to arrest the pair were wired rwi. yr to tho Toledo authorities Monday lireatens lCgro Ufl5rnoon by Chlof Kline, of the local police. (Continued from p.ue or.e

Kursen Wiette, 22. of Dyer. Tcnn.

end Cal Smith. y?:d to e u-rre

Haute. The former thre . re ar

rested at Terre Haute oarl. Monday lacrnlnx by Ieputiei Itirri' and Raker, on information from thir- rify, and taken to Sullivaii e.rlj Monday. The three women, who. awakened ..bout 11 c'olOi k Sunday nicht t tind themselves in the c'.ut; hes o thv blacks, uo Mt. Hen Lone. 4?: Miss ""i.ira Ian, '2', who wa? viit-

; MAYOR C ARSON AND

CONTROLLER SLASH 1922 CITY BUDGET

lico in a each in Iiis little house j rather than in a safety deposit box.

(indicated that what money or ether 1

papers he may have had, if any, j were also kept somewhere about his! home-. j Tao agents for the enlargements j

of photographs appeared at "Wo:nerfc home Thursday, according to the stories by neighbors in the vicinity of tho little hack, and obtained his order for an enlargement

of his photo. He had paid $5 on thej order and had obtained a receipt fori

tho Fame, it is said he told George Mcboltz. one of his neighbors. Police were unable to tind the receipt in their earch of the old man's belo ridings. These agents and tho threeprowlers about the premises on Sat

urday, according to the itories told,

were the only facts brought out that had a possibility of indicating tho idjntity of the men who perpetrated the crime. Alon; these lines, the neighbors whose stories were obtained told that YVozner was a man very strong for his years. Ho obtained work trimming lawns und cutting trees and shoveling and such work that a man many years his junior would not hao undertaken. On tho fctrength of corroborative evidence of tho old man's trength. the polico believe tho old man did not give up to his captora without a struggle, and the method by which the dead man waa bound was further shown to indicate the presence of at least two men who participated in tho deed. Further inquiry is beins mado by the police to secure a description of tho three or possibly four nun who were eeen about YVozner's place on Saturday. Photographs IUs Hobhy. That tnero waa evidence of a struggle was shown by the fact that a broken handle of a teapot and tho old man's pipe were found under the table. Nearby where the body was found the, pocket of tho trousers worn by the man was found, turned inside out and apparently torn from the clothing. A hobby f the old man was photographs. On every fide were photographs, porno showing ago and others more recently taken. On none was there evidence of whori may rcssibly be relatives of the doceased hermit. On tho walls wen two enlarged portraits of himsslf. with hi coal black hair and bet i much In evidence. Not a gray hair was on his head or beard in the singular physical characteristic of tho old man. who lived to be ST wh. n the nhock of bis torture brought about heart failure which was vesponsib'.e for his death.

SENATORS ROW OYER HARDIMG BOHUS ACTION

MACON". rt3.. Av?. :. Four,1 persons are known to be dead and: search wa3 being male here today: Jn the rulr.s cf the Frowr. house forj others, following a fire which last, nicht destroyed the ancient framo structure. I Of the dead, only one, J. K. Hayes.! a Macon Justice of the peace, hasj i:cen identified. Two unidentified j bodies of n.en were recovered this j mcrnir.2". Net moie taan .'even; person.--, it was stated this morning, i are ro.v mis-ir. Harry Swanburg. Atlmta engi-:

r. e e r.

thin :n

died

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injuries m bringing

a hospital total

known dead in the fire to four. The guest register way destroyed r.nd there in no war of chocking up for a oeruimy the tnmb?: of dead. Firemen and police, aseistd by volunteers, searched the ruirs for bodies. The fire started from an explosion cf chemicals in a drug store next to tho hotel. The blast shcok the ntire city. The stairs and elevators of the hotel were destroyed with the bias: and men and nomen leaped from window.

Between 109 and lcO guests were I

at the hotel at the time of the explosion. ITorao We em, clerk. could make no estimate of the exact number.

Men and women rushed from tho burning building in their night clothes. J Every fire appruatu In the rity, fought the fiames which rprcad to j other buildings, threatening half ofj n city block. j Many injured were curried to a j hospital

President is Criticized and Condemned During Debate on Floor of Senate.

mother. Mrs. Marv lam

." Mr.-' (llc.-n Mt'am. ' - a. a id"" . u ho live with her parents. Mr. a;,-! Mrs. Fen Moo-.o, cr of h.. re. Ilntor I-anr Hon e. 'P;e r.-ro'-! er.tred the rre l.'.mc. and when Mr I .1 i her d-r.iirht" an.ikfiO'l . s:ru;:!?le en-

sued wi'h Tl tr. Thy v ero 'oth struck in t!e f;J( with rocks bv th. ngi'oe ar.i were ;cr itched ar.d lace rare nr I.Mr , is awak-

er.eci nr tne sair.-.. ui tm- a cjiu a , and rushM into the oni with 1 ' fVo!e.-. The negrot . 1 1 e r threat-j ning to Uli Tim and burn his Iphp, j escaped through a window. Til!

Smith., the n,ro who ultÄd .Mr. tJlenn Milam v. .is positively identifd by his victim, .n.ttu wrr.t to tnc Moore bcn.i al.-. nrt eritei an entrance b-' cutting through a v'reen door. ffe crept :h? room ff Mr. ar.d Mrs. M"'"ie. who vn ts'.eep. Mnd entered th- room cf th :-Ir daughter. Mr. Milan, closing th.) door behind htm. Mis. N!oro was

awake-ed by

g ;.' f.ners at hr th; cat. and rr. vnaiio.i t. cream loud fnoüsh to auakcr. r.er parent". Tb.e negr esoip.l through screen window.

t iirg .--s ! r -ghtened

: T.i. I' ;.i 1 t!;.tt t:,.h. i. 1k !i purchas;::', art t' l l the I:-e ar:,j Mo,..:

ar.d all w.tii h.m. rater.ts cir.'.c irt

s the

r roe.4 If . f home.

.vi in this manner bfCTM- familiar wt'h. The 1 eidT.:es. With the spiriting a a y f th-) ;. u ;-; th"- r ihborh.ii-,i !.. ;u.:tcd down f ont zht. .MAKE MORI- ARRKSTS

IN WORTHING I ON CASE!

'HrcAC;r. ir.c irre: cf of Z. W. Psv laf Men ii y -.ration. s f t! ioiiAr s.w'.r.d'. 't raid. Is The r.rir.'.

A ; . 22. WArrint f-r a rear, 'i..-g the r.Air.e s-. Akri-n. vä.. wai l$ued in .i'.r.'-ticn with opie Wcrthington million car.g. Davis, author-

n.-th tl'.OAO.Ono. j irre 5. w-;j.5 ordered fol- '

vrir g 1 St iter

by Ru

dolph Cohn, who wasized in an xtterr.pt to dLfvunt ro;s for $30.009 to the Merchir.t ar.d Manufacturers Sccuntifs Cr The i.tic,?, -id to be hoguc. wt: s.gned witi Iiv:' name. Warrant.? vr. re iLv, :s'.;ed f . r Fl-

me r Gerber. C mann A T.. trelctr.. 1 1

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All are char J Aith c-r; iracy to e the a;a.l to defraud.

Council to Consider Rccom-! mendations at Hearing on September 6.

(Continued from page one) of?;ce. the twe gentlemen whoso dntv is to bring forth the total es timatc fur the city's budget for tho e-r. suing year checked this and that item a. necessary or unnecessary as in their Judgment they should be. There was a lot of culling and de-

'''"'ivs in the respective estimates brought to their attention. IjtimtfUM $120.(MXi Higher. Prom the estimate furnish ei V.n'.roller Swygar: for there was an increase in the amount ef the city's budget of from $100,000 to SI 20.0 00 as compared with th total cost of running" the government thip year. The budgets of the different boards and department of the city as furnished the city controller and who. with the anproial of the mayor. ceeks to reduce the amounts to near the figure allowed the pree:,t year are as follows: Board of pub.ic works. bord of public .afety. $414. COO; board of parks. J 1 33.v00 : recreation department. i22000: board cf health. $22.000; finance department. $64.1)00; hospital fund. $40,000. The ct of running the different departments and boards of the cltv for the present yetr. and which th budge: for 1922 would ir.crete oy

.'approximately $lö0.0ii0 or more, in-

i elude the following items: ; Foard of public work. j:S4.0Q!);! I board of safety. $Ci0.0Cö: park j

i.unt. $,4C0: health beard. 119. j OC'0; finance. JSS.flOO. !

Will Bo Somewhat Greater. Although it U indicated that tho total amount of the budjet for th ensuing year as it will finally be approved by the common council two weeks from Monday, will be Greater. aseed valution will take caro cf the city's needs, and the nece!t.r of raising tho Invy will. In the opinion of Mr. Swygart. not be probable. Ooinciant with the demands of the Epworth a.r.d St. JoMph hespitals provided for under a re--vr.'V fnacted measure as passed by the .wtAt icglj'.ature during th spring cf 1921 which permit of .rt amount r.o; greater than three pr-

of the city's total a-vssmer.: wh.rh to ;ake care cf the neln

hee ir.it uut ions, the oulllng by mavcr and contrr".Ir Monday

LOW ER HOUSE PASSES RAIL FUPs'DIISG BILL

(Continued from page one)

of a solemn contract." Attacking the bill. Mr. Hayburn declared tho railroads were the "pampered Peter of the government." "As long as congress continues to make advances to them they will ask for more money," he said, adding: "Why don't they do something for themselves?" Rep. Mondell. republican leader, asserted enactment of the bill would do more than anything flse "to hasten the day when transportation rates can he reduced." The benefit that will accrue to the general public, he held, will be infinitely Ki-euter than that of tho benefit to the railroads.

BABY'S BATH. Never omit testing the temperature of the water before baby is put in for his bath. His skin i more sensatlve and more easily scalded than that of the grown-up.

(Continued from pa.ge one

"tither to criticise or eulogize Mr. Harding." Sen. Borah. Hep.. Idaho, said that on the question of the bonus "we surrendered our judgment to his declaration. If the President wanted a precedent, there were Plenty, he declared, adding that this did not change the .situation. Mr. Lod?e declared he saw "no reason for debarring" tho President from Congress, and Sen. Knox. Iiep., Penn., interjected: "And I no reason why Congress should bo barred from the White llcuf'C, us hau occurred in the pi!t ight years. Mr. Lodge also cited numerous constitutional provisions which ho Faid pave th President full .authority to address either branch of Congress at his pleasure, saying that it would be impossible for the President to speak to both houses if oniy one were in fusion. Averting that lie never had heard "Mich n violent denunciation of Wilson'' as had been directed at Mr. Harding, S n. Kollo gg, Itep.. Minn., said he was tinabb: to understand th? reason for it. Mr. Borah explained that he was in full accord with the president on the bonui question, but that his criticism was aimed at tho appearance? of a president, whether Mr. Wilson or Mr. Harding. "I am unable to tind anything like it prior to the Wilson administration" he said. "With all due respect, I know of no more pitiable spectacle ever pree-ented to the people than that of the enat- in throwing down the bonus bill after it had been reported and the. president had come to oppose. Solemn Pledge. "The republican party h.M made a solemn pledge for enactment of bonus legislation. There was not an Item in the. president's message that

was not before us. We had made i

the bill tho unfinished business and had given tho assurance it would be pushed and pas-sed. It would have" passed if it had been yut to a vote.

"While I think the president waM; right on his attitudo on the bonu, ; f

bill was as dead aa Julius Caeser. Now what becomes of th greatest legislative body in th world'.'" Senator New, rep.. Ind.. suggest t-d that the president's speech had given senators courage to change their position, and Mr. Knox said

he took credit to himself when his !

views were changed by the superior argument of another. Later in the argument. Sen. Stanley, clem.. Kentucky, charged the republicans' "for the squabble" and added: "You on that -s;(f arc to be congratulated. There was a time when you could not say too much or too ill about Prcvs't Wilson. Now you make him the standard by which to judge th president."

WENDELL PILLS AMBITION BRAND For Nervous Teoplo The great nerve tonic the famous Wendell rills. Ambition Brand that put vigor, vim and vitality into nervous, tired out. all in. despondent people in a few dajs in many instances. Anyone can buy a box for only CO cents, und Wettick'a Cut Rate Medicine Store is authorized by the maker to refund the purcha5e price if anyone ia dissatisfied with the first box purchased. Thousands praise them for general debility, nervous disorders, mental depression and unstrunr nerves caused by over-indulgence in alcohol and tobacco, or by overwork. As a treatment In afflictions of the nervous system, Wendell Pills. Ambition Erand, aro recommended aa being generalis' unsurpassed. Sixty cents at Wcttick s Cut P.ato Medicine Store and dealers everywhere. Adv.

Is life holding you back? If you think so, read "The Dam' Kathleen Norris's inspiring story in September Good Housekeeping. The same issue contains 6 more wonderful stories and 87 other features. Something for every member of the family. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING out to-day

CONFIRMS UCTOrtTfy. NßW YORK, Aug. ::. Walter C Teagle, president of the Standard Oil Co.. of New Jersey, Monday confirmed reports from Mexico City tht a conference between heads of important oil companies in this country and Mexican officials would be held in ar. effort to settle the petroleum question amicably.

ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuine

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Take- Aaplrln only a told la t-ch ' package of renulne Bayer Tablet cf j Atplrin. Thea you will be following i the direction and dctar worked j out by phylcia.m durlnf 21 years, : and proved safe by mli'Jar.g. Taka j no chances with tubatituta. If you ' th Bayer Cross cn table's, you can take them without fer for 1

Colda. Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Earache. Toothache. Lumfcad and for Pain. Har.dy tin boxes of 12 tablets coat few cent. Drugritt als-a sell larger ;ackagc. Aaplrln Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mescaceticsciiester el Salic licacii- Adv.

Attractive and Distinctive Glasses are vital to your appear ance.

fj Strlish and expensive clothing will not

overcome th? handicap ill-fitted glass?.

unsi?

The style of frame, the shape and size of lenses and the adjustment are all matters that receive our closest attention and enable us to give you ''tailormade" glasses that look the part.

Blackstone Theater BIdg. 212 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. South Bend, Indiana

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BIDS IN ALL WOODS AND METALS $1 1.50 TO $95.00

Robertson B"

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Company

Store Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30

Saturday Open Till 9:30

LIVING ROOM TABLES OF ALL KINDS 522.00 TO 550.00

4-PIECE MAHOGANY BED ROOM SUITES EMPIRE MOTIF $215.50

M p. ' ,r5ir

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8-PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITES TUDOR MOTIF 5252.00

o You Enjoy Living in Your Living; Room?

Pleasant surroundings and good looking, comfortable Furniture make you enjoy your living room. It should be a cheerful gathering place for the whole family. Children are net so easily attracted to outside pleasures if they have an attractive living room at home. Our August Sale enables you to make your living room worth living in. at the lowest possible cost. Our Furniture is not cheap, you wouldn't want that but it is low priced for the quality received 3 Piece Living Room Suites Are $169.75

TWO REAL BARGAINS

Porch Swings 3, six foot, brown Fibre Swings, complete with chains to hang $19.95. I, five foot, frosted brown Fibre Swing, complete with chains to hang $1 7.95. Because we only have 4 Swings left wc are making these very low prices to close them out.

Fibre Chairs 5 Separate Arm Chairs, not matched in suites. French grey, frosted brown and ivory $19.95 each. There are values here to $32.00 but becausc sc have only 5 left wc are closing them out at $19.95.

Get the Children

Ready for School

There's nothing quite so important in preparing the boy to return to school as providing him with the proper wearing apparel. Better than ever before, we are prepared to take care of their needs. Come in today and investigate one of our leaders in the children's department: Boy's All Wool Two Pants Suits $jaato $22 $15 You will find an extraordinarily large assortment of Children's Sweaters, Children's Waists and Children's Shirts especially for School Wear, ready for your inspection at this store. And come in today while the stocks are large and selection is easy.

Half Price

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EXTRA SPECIAL Children's BLACK CAT HOSE 3 Pairs for 50 Cents

Special Bargains in all Children's Summer Clothing

Children's Clothes at Half Price Children's Waists at Half Price

Children's Hosiery at Half Price All Other Children's Apparel 25 Discount

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