South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 245, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1921 — Page 18

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2. 1921 T?casi-cs Gold Star; Earned It Defending Racing Mare; Nozd Her Job is Shielding Animals American Girl Adopts 14 Polish Children Secrets of the iMovies Revealed sn or f?(r. " rfTr in th f-?r. bf:r.ir rh t-:r.".;)ha-U. By. rvcr5- act ; n f::-.ok" can N" made to a;;ic.ir Q When o'j'.". ! f .: r. s ar rn !r..-:!o a 5V:i''..-. v,hv. ::. th Is k"--u; .-Mr. 1'V rnar. of the- camera u.j I t cor.-. . y thv ;; v. ;:. I :s Mowir.K? ml :r r.. 'j !.- -.:ht clo to a ? Ja. rav. i .1:: h i'ir.r.ut lo retouch A practical dorr. er., rat! en cf th A I'.r far..? :ir.' v. h.:"AS ICulUfC :1 ph'.v hut 1or:r vctiy iron; Fur.sshir.f.rnia. hart ' r-n ::i.nle in Citlwir. n. ''cirs i r- 1 wit!1. pur; ilr. ir.ar. rr.y f i': t -.v p. t ri - jr. ; . :.- a'.t.i I th- v. i is -ut a ir-r.t". : ftr.r. it art srh-.! to ( Wh tho thir.es a novlo fec...j . a ?lf.; i oil H:::ff.. I v. rha: a r. n cf , wh:,h Phyr tr- -a:i;r ra r i 1 : 1 . r fi.-t in u'.arr.o ( sta r s. . i .-, . . . 1 1 irtant I j: a rh ph xtrrr.o co r.trast? i r 5, i cf l.TS s.T.a',! rr.ir: .(-.: .r :- .t.r. 4 i l-!: HUi IV''! '5 ' C- - a r: i It. r. J. 5 a tlsat ; ar- .si a-ij-.ur .. -I that th-y a'.i ct. j !" : Atopic, r 1 r. -r.tr ro sun'.: cht ur-n a sir.c'.o , ::.. forosrroar.M c utr t! pcir.t Th hrat -!.-v:p-- i I a ti' ri r )y a ft'.ilio a !t n a :. cot of rirtur !r, y.-: Ut M M!U". i. o. J y w.ll ay; .r ) r.f.ro in 1 ;ri r- f iv m tao J.arx- j u u th ?: r.t to ir.v.t -.--ppfan a . kr.- -.v a r. 1 i .' t ' w M o,'. r.;-'.o thrust Into ho fi.js

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f - i. '.r- t , h!Mr-n th-r. In th ! MKs, jhino Tarkoska and Some

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rnu -h was p .;..! for j:i.-;:.vo. iiiir.s a. cam ra?

'in st.-ifas salaries. A. Mako fas' moving olVt." apii What ar- f:ne of the differ- i pear slow or vie v:m. Mak rr..1

with the iriovlo. , t!.o sun hy

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Mako or..' tho Manor of Addüicton riys a

r.e h. r.d into .another. Jl,iko pc-o- yv.arly r nt of a hwl of porri lir

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ir thinner, to r- d-a-. e th..- .iz.-- pe.ar as plvts or s;ar!u. Make An- ' every Jur." car'. and of roes.

s a group of nuns ho uro c ,.nh,- rh:: or to ir.ak. tro- animate oVects app ar to have mo-!

work in c amonc tho n-. .iy. ; trudinc . y.-? apjar d-c: set. M rr j t'. n. Mak- p'opi,- appear n? piant. j Fiv amorc th Chinese, is a Miss Tarkowska will return to To- care must l.e tak. n in appyiuc I .-r tr.idc-ts. Make a vision of a per- . ?acrcl numh r. li:nd In the fall. j ,

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nicht. Th" hark Ls placed in a kettle,

from wh'.eh protrude? a spout", and j fl when it h"t cnuch it cives off a i IrtVl I pa.s whirh l.urns vi:h considerable V brilhanoy. If the family s'.t up late. :

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f'-d t!:at h'.s b'nes havo ! thev have had food at all patatrt-s ! South. Bond business me n-d at all and i it limb.s ( and beet.i three timea a day, sinco stan linp Ih vouched for

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iwnc station they sit on ; instead of prowins and p e 1 1 i n p I Oliver Annex. Adv.

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Remnant Sale mmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm One lot of Gowns, Chemise and Petticoats. Very special. Sale 77tf price, choice I Pink: Rlnnmprs. Muslin Corset Covers.

j 1 ace trimmed. Very special.

Sale price

Children's knit Union Suits and athletic

batiste suits, broken line of sizes. T7

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Women's gauze Union Suits i.i pink and

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Women's knee length tights, small sizes.

!n white only. Very special. 1: ale price

Pink crepe de chine and satin camisoles. Special Sale 6 4 price 13 I ßlw Children's outing flannel gowns, good heavv qualitv, in pink and blue stripes; 4, 6 and vS years 93c and 10, 12 (f 4 and 14 years. Sale price 4 I nCmS Children's Outing Flannel Sleepers with tet in white and pink stripes, 2 to 1 0 year sizes. Very special. Sale Qtf price Women's black umbrellas, Q7tf full size. Sale price wlw omni s short si Ik Gl ovfs in tan. grey, bhnk and white. Very special. f7.f Sale price, pair W a ß tk riVVi

)l front and back lace in sizes 20, 21, 22, 24,

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J 1 Children's white dresses of fine materials.

lace and ribbon trimmed, 3 to 5 year sizes. Wry special Half Price. Men's Outing Flannel Pajamas, braid and iiik. fro trimmed. O "i "7 Sale price .... ,PO I I Children's 1 losiery, fine and heavy ribbed.

r' in bkxck only, sizes 6 to 10 years, extra .-ju.dity. Very special. Sale 5 price . . ................ WWW fj Women's Hosiery in black, brown, navy

.nd white. Sale price,

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Kuk Olive Soap, unusual value. , Sale price, 6 bars . .

Williams' lar?;e size Turkish bath soap. Sale price, cake .........

Excellent quality Talcum Powder and tub- of jood tooth paste. TT 0 Special ... Iww Men's Pajamas, in striped percale, silk fro trimmed. A grccJS, big f 7 value . Sale price I W I Hoys' Outing Flannel Night Robes, sizes 6

to 16 years. Sale price 93c and 6 to 1 3

t years, extra quality. Sale M price

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Silk Stripe Shirting, 32 to 36 "inch; Friday only, yard

Part Wool Plaids, 54 inch, in three neat J

patterns; Z.bU value, Friday, Gj i EH yard 4 -OU Elmbroidery Flouncing, 2 7 inch, suitable for infants' dresses; $1.00 value, "7Cfi Friday, yard IWw Women's One-piece Pajamas, pink crepe

with blue butterfly. Regular $3.50 value, Friday

Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, in plain white and pink and blue stripes, full Q""7r jizes. A wonderful value, Friday . ö I v

Children's All Wool Sweaters, slip-over

style, in navy, Copen and coral; sizes

and 4 years; 4.50 value, G Friday )fiw

Turkish Toweling, 18 inch, pure

white bleac

Wool Baby Flannel, 2 7 inch; 6pecial, Friday, yard

White Wash Satin, 36 inch, Friday special, yard

Toilet Soap, Cocoa Hardwater J Castile Soap, Friday special, 3 bars I Ö J Philippine Underwear, Chemise and Rowns, wih embroidered designs, broken line of sizes; $5.00 value, Men's Union Snits, Ions sleeves, &fof ankle length; Friday only, suit .... OwC Japanese Lunch Cloths, 34 inches square;

liS. "I"? S1.39 j W-m r' VA nrtAterrViff nuro f '

. . . ri I j linen initial; 50c value; Friday, each WOO fj

Children's Coats, black and white checks, sizes 3 to 8 years; values (I J "7Q up to $2.95, Friday 4) I (7 3

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This Announcement Will Be Welcomed by Thousands of Men and Young Men Year after year, season after season Sherman's clothes continue to give the greatest .satisfaction to a greater number of people. Price does not always determine the best clothes; this is proved by the price of Sherman's clothes ...L!U Ä r f Mi, f :T-r. on rl ri l cl r Kirr rai i frai i f "Virrmcrli

our ovn sjreat chain ot stores enables us to sen you a cioines v

value that the ordinary one-store retailer would have to charge you $S to $10 higher than our price, $19.50, Sherman's Clothes Are Recognized as the "Best Clothes Value" in the Country Our low price $19.50 brings our clothes within the reach of every man's pocket it is not our low price that sells Sherman's clothes, it's the great value we give for the money that has made Sherman's one of the most popular clothing stores in this vicinit

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Children's Hose, heavy ribbed, black

only, broken sizes; 15c value, 2 f i Friday, pair I Uw ji Boys' Wash Suits, one lot, 2 to 5 years; fj

Friday Half Price Quicker Way, water softener, cleanser

and puriher; special Friday OKf 3 boxes CmO A

Fels Naptha Soap, special 10 bars 0-3 G Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts, plain

and braid trimmed. $Vl7 and $.43 i.

Very Special at Gm

Men's Outing Flannel Pajamas, colored

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stripes, silk frog trimmed. O ii 7 Sale price Pwit? I Men's Muslin Pajamas, good quality.

braid trimmed. Very special. Sa.e price

Men's balbrispan Union Suits, long and

short sleeves, ankle length, not

all sizes. Sale price

$2.27

$1.79

your Choice of Any New Fall Suit, Topcoat or Overcoat in the Store, $19.50 Our assortment of styles and patterns is practically indescribable. It makes no difference what style or pattern you have in mind you will find it here at Sherman's. ALL-WOOL FABRICS EMBODIED IN THE VERY BEST 9F TAILORING, a value that is unapproachable from every viewpoint for price, quality and variety. Our guarantee alone ought to bring every man in South Bend to our store, it eliminates every risk. If you do not receive absolute satisfaction your money will be refunded without any "ifs" or "ands."

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All-wool blue serges, ivcrslcds, cassimeres, flannels and stripes. Every pattern and every size. Your choice, ny pair, $4. Try a pair of Sherman's trousers; they satisfy for dress or every day wear, we have patterns th?t will

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