South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 6, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1922 — Page 11

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 1 1 HEW U. S. ENVOY YOUNG DIPLOMAT Ilrnry I FIrtrlirr. Nrwly-Appoints! Ainla--;Hlnr. Ha v Loil Rrrnnl. CUPID'S DART HITS vadV.VroTn Fcbruary- i:19 to"Mri a Day9 is Kvcord of Tiaren, is a. . - . . Maxor Srvhirt and tide , ANXorNriTMnvr. Follies Beauty Seeks $100,000 "Heart Balm' i Robert K. Tintrr obtained a de-j LOC(ll IxVCrUltUlZ AcCTltS to hu Honored nt Dinner off:-- i.-üi:- at .-.o; s Notre nam j WIDE, WRIT SHOWS cro from Catherine Flr.ter. char?!nsf T;o r. hav b-.n accepted for cruelty. Ju..!eT Chester P.. Mont- th a.-nv sm';.-. at th Ioc.il rvcruitFrom Chicago Clubman ;iIr;o. Jan. '. Miry I.yjro, f. !!.: PoIIi fe-irl. wants 5100.1 frf.-.i (Priori C Thorr.", ''hi- . - O;! rriin, hoc.vj!", ph- alb ). rrfu5'.l to marry her. I". a i J.tjon to th Lrrach ol ; i i,uit ncalr.nt Thorns. M:s I." .:d .1 u;t for JlOO.nOO - ::iv.z alar. dor. again.-: his -r. Mr William C. Camp. M'.-h Lviro ha Just recovrM frm h r attempt to poison hor- '.? herauf. 1 i o a;I. Thorn o .Vb-I f.T. Tho ?hov?;r!, s'lrnrti::.. atc sb.s'.-.cl hr wrists with a razor Jn Thorr.o'fl hotr ro'-nt. acrortir. to aimidor rn ;' fo po!i .:i.T L.i. t . .-cr-;r, u:n r.:s r::;- n v. h. . cr.rlf t man (..-. ror.'ra.to ti tiai faml'.y. ar.fl th- m-ml-r -.f rh- 'n: -;ra " f re.. Fomery rantd the dlvore. Th9 ' ire s-tati-.r. yiv.w th :':r c f January", couple hal livr.i tocethr frotr. Her- i'rr'CAr. t an ar.nnr.rr r.t raJa t-tC't l.rr" I:r.::' r t" civ r f. 5 -7. 18P3 to June H. 1319. . 1 hur!iy. Knlistn:. nts ar- heinff ac- ; hv thr r.rcatinna: r -mmitt o r.r-xt Joseph Fabcki charts hi wife cepfd at th- tatr-n in th j We..! r.f !., f.r.;rc .t : r o (Vin-k with indifference, with living with . Cha:r.lT of Commerv-t- h li'.ling fc r j at the Wa 'h s-h H. . other men and obtained a d'-rreo In ::. m arti:ry. a:r scrv'.c-. cavalry u-re of th; .N.iti. ;'n,rour.l Several A?k Divorce Decrees liile Court Grant? Hubbv Union Shoe Company 223 So. Mir Mean St. I T IIIS r reedOlU. ,thc Famo court on that crotin-I. , - r. 1 in th. fir.arf ilepartir.er.t. A I T" W J a 1 t..1-. 1 . . ... s """1 it i-'P. will th tr.k'T f r tl." :1 SCRAP WASHIMiT N. ' I'r I' r rr't.irv .f .-':a, Hcrv I'. l'b r. I "inr Pirnas.- frmiyiaii uu. J.nr:a. or 2;,rr w. r rr.llstrd 1 vn' r ? Cvoro aro to 1..- I II f.,r I ctltionir, for a ?e?aration fromji-; whrn they .ranted. throughout the United t: te.s durirn1 no. The v.rir :r.mi.r.',t c-n-he.l and beard. Lrta I. Barber j I I)ec n:b r and 1 rf th na'mVr! rprs anl rlul cf th. c:'v v iH 1" w h . a ; 7 : r. : it .i - .tTii'!..' Ti.r To ' : it 1 v.. a r . r 1 b r 1: ALL Tllli HITS. Iwfr- r. . r :it. 1 ;n our nttfl Hr-t t ' r ,"xir c ttr-i ' charpe cruelty In asking the court th" In liannpo.?- i , pr. r.ted by th. :r prt s: cr.:t. I . ! On sac records o r.OA- nave-S ' ith V.a. area for a temporary divorce from her h , R Anr.l rnrn have leer, ni-kt vi t . hrlr.i: tlicir I lrtr tlilli 'U:i I 1 t r tr. Ith l IJ r.-t r.t t . I l .":r husband. Raymond C. IJarber. Tho j showers. Ma. Sunny Tennessee. A!"..' .v l e

FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 6. 1922

HOMn.xi it.ovi;i:s. Ldwards Iron Works iET Oltlt TIIC f'n fond Iii. I'hanneLa, 1 IVeJir&x Anxlc. IWarib t tri .s:u f i l?r. t.l!l S State Loan Co. I f:taMIhrJ 1ft fnlte 3. MrfrkiiHU Honk I'.l.l; ' t j SSI Mlcbliilu. lyrii la 3:T . I i plaintiff 5 eks the custody of their ; by Myself. Swoet Lady. Drowsy thre- children. Th y were marri-1 ! Gypsy Ilus. I'm Nobody's I- cr your ( hnstmas ; C i. j Baby. Ain't We Got Fun. I Ain't : parties fur any hoij Fcr your Christn-.as and New Tearr DLER BROS. Va Allclilan at Wahlulo feinem 16S4 nil! SlOKi: I OK MLN A2C' BO VS. O ui' 'V." '"jody's Darlinp. When France should sprinkle the h .;:s, with u.i. me sun sets oui. I Dances for Me. The C. W. Copp wreath, ferns, itto I rlir-.ts. etc. j Africa M. Myers charts that her, ghop 0p(?n evenIngs ti:, 8:30;Ca:i Adam Bhr. Main 1399. V - A I nusbonn. i.iarence, i;. .wti?. "l"iftvinoV f I 359-tf JAILER IS SHOT BY to properly provide a home for her, " arm iw i .r mül u. . ' , Better live rieh than die rich ..wow.umu) i,i .-a,.,. "V"1 , w "-Many who skimp themselves would CATTL :tsBI;i0. KV.. Jan. E,.-ask8 for a divorce She fur ho, . poMpy GRAND LEADER THE STORE THAT DOES THINGS ,,,1,J"- Jinfl rnv jauer. WMCnar mat me uou.u of fe !nRUran,. particulars fre proi.ab:y fatally .-hot by a prisonen on the Installment plan and tli;it j Walter Fecan J M. ?. Bid?. n n j

: :. v. (::. .. ;: ?; - ', !; - 'v. ! !v . x-;-r: r 1 -l;;ib,-I..V-. Tj"-:-h Kb t- hr ' r. y .". ", ;. " '. :: An rian !i5..r;r;U'tbro ".'; r r.t s u it h i i - - lb f f ! ; r w a m 5 "m a (I r n

n

0 cn ü n

:'Li:T-"i!i:it

'i-t!- I'a. A'Til 'iV ry h(TQ llis rnornIr';r:r. 1 T Hp' v.'i- JrHn BrumtVld. held for larceny.

-rad-Jar ! a? 1 , imt ' r ' :i rtr f ) ' ' :, f'rvi,Ifk Morcan, Irontown. Aradmv a-d l.-i t r admit'- ! to the - -' ;,n'1 John O;von were rccapar t.;r d aft-r breaking jail. II- p:v i d ;i-a t,:i t. i.-itl r.-ak i f the ;.ar;:-'--At.M-r;. m V r. TV-n COIJSACIKS rf IX)IlfAL he fer-d uiry, :.. j:. ...'!! l:'d rs ! I'AHTIIS. unler 'ior:' i T!. l '.r- i:.'.vet. Our stock of fresh cut flowers emAfter !" IV.i; itii r.- ;r: tioti j tract f-ome combinations that will ltehrr rj.tr r-d t!,- i i pb .n i 1 1 i" be ideal for cordages. Sweet peas, t-ervir. f.r-' a- -to-d . r tary of rr1-, violets, lilies of the valley "'r I'Tin'-'. ' 'a! a H- d ' -.'A arranr-.j jn a fetching manner.

' i: r i i r . t ; I ti.' n

i n as -r o ; d i- r t.i ry Htate. l-c it :.? : here

In

o-tf

'.-r r to r. k - , Call William. the florist and place

f tl;! I i.d'd j :our frrr now. 3 5 3 -1 f

thereon. h--r husband defaulted in j his payments and pcrmilted the j household oods to be returned to the vendor. She also alleges that ho cursed her and that one time he went ,

away on a hunting expedition while s was .ick in bed. She seeks 159 t nimy and weekly support allowance. Irene Adams, in her complaint for a divorce from Luis Adams, charges that her husband did not support her, that he called her names, and a:k-d her to leave him. Their mar-

! , ic d l ; d 1 1 m 1 1 i . v. . , , , t . , 1

srrrtary to th- Arr.-ri .in l- L.ition in Borttu-al. Aft-r two yars hvent bark to ivkin- as first -.-rro. 'ry to the bcn'io.n. But );,. soon '-ns appoir.'-d A n:-:i':i u r-baru" i "affairs for c'hir. a. Wr,r! 1 pov;s ?it that tin:- v.. r- in. a sTamM" fr r r iih-.T- . -;r,rm j in C'hina. I i- tr b.-r i r i . ;-. r i the State dej-trtm-nt ;it horn- w ;'h the a-acity of bis rr;i!,ri;-s the Japanese a;.i Bnfi-h didor;..-i. In lT'O I i't'-hej- bfr-ano- xtrnor'linary and minister p!-nipot ntiary to Chile. Th-n he was m id a m -I assador to "h:I-. Jlis ttrr.r?-. to aIiy Sou tli A n,er ! ,( n ili-'ri: of t!iI'riitetl Srat-s a-rav: a'f a. t d attention at home. Thouith I'b t- !,. ., r- publii-an. Frrn't Wilson in :'. appojn'ed bini vmbasador to yaw ,, j. f, u( r l t this post four yar-. tli. -i r. -;r;..,. Farly la-t . ar l'i . - t j lanlin-r named lum ;i- und-r. -cr. tarv of Hate. LEADING STATESMAN OF JAPAN IS SICK TOKIO, .fun. Mar.i.;s ShU- - nohu f )kima. on of the b.ilini; statesmen of Japan, ha-' suffered . relapse from his re.-,.!:t illness an ! hi condition is 'onsidered seriou.-. Marojuls C)kuma. who i i form. :- premier of .lapan ami an mi-! m imfigure in Japanese .iff'ai-s j.,t- the last 3 5 year--, is n lp 1

We ;ny and sdl Liberty bonds nr.d all other securities. C. L. Guthrie, j. m. S.. Bid-. S a. m.

P 0

The Biff Illcctrlc Shop Wiring and Itepaliiox . D. Moran & Son

DR. L. W AMPLER DENTIST 1 13 S. Michigan St Phone L, 2473 Over Mayr's Jewelry Stor

l'i E IV YEAR U

LET US HELP

1

I

hy loaning you the money

ncolel. inn pay hack in Miiall t A li Cj lumlhlv tanientrt that vnu will t a P

------ rj.

ni'irr iiii.

Call In and talk It over thk sendee costs nothing.

Cor. Main nml Washington Sts., South Bond. Main 1018.

SECURITY LOAN CO.

i

71 B I

mm ymmg m ms

S A

ii

iair

nun

IIMIIHIJIIIIIIII.lllllllIlllllf l.VBWKSWa.v 7rw.H .v.. IIIIMMIIItllllMIMHilMIIII' -4 ' .

...... ..........-... f .

Illlllf lfM(IllltllltIlt'ieilMI'MMIiMMIIIlMIII

ties - www www TWWHwyww WW vvawwa B2f 2! er 3tiisiatica3aktJi rv Bi 'nitiiiiciittuir,fikiiiiiiiiMMMii tti liataii' mi I- uiiiiuiiH4iiiiii.iwiiiiiuiiiiiiii i

w

500 RUSSIANS DIE IN KARELIAN FIGHT BOXDOX. j.in. ;,.-jv,. ,u d Busians s:-ief soMirrx liavt b--n killed in hittb U;t!i tlie Karelim--at Itukajoii. said an. evdiamje f.-l..-pr.iph de-pat-h t -diy. The town w is ro.-.aitlv eaptur 1 by the r-d strip. -s after a tuo-l-y Ktruirt;. Tb.- K-,r. li.us r-tir.- .

WITH ABB MILITARY CO I inis

wnat.i wuir iiito-.e (i.-ma.ide.l

trie f.narer. "Bvt. Fair!, i-h sir ' "Spell it."

n

Visit Indiana's Largest Army Geods Stor

We continue to offer real values to the public. Goods coming in every day to supply your needs. We buy in large quantities from the Government, for a chain of stores, pay cash and sell for cash, therefore we undersell and guarantee to save you from 1-3 to 1-2 on any purchase. Come in and see for yourself. Open evenings till 8 o'clock. SPECIAL PRICES ON BLANKETS Dark Mixture, New Heavy Wool Blanket, fize 64-

inch x 86-inch. Fine for auto robes

S&85

U

K-a-l-r-I-e-i-c.il.--"-Spell it ac nn a::d i . mb

you're nddr. .-si :, ' . ur superior cer." "V. s;r: a. si.-; i. .,;r. r. sir: 1. sii : . -ir; I. .-ir; c s:r; U. fir. 1 i : i I.-.tra 5ir." Ain-rira:'. I, cion W.-ekiv.

Women save money bv liivm,' your slices at the r. S. Aiuuv .-t"r-'. 33ö S. Mi.'hian .-' A!! -ri-dirl rr.akes of sh-I".. y ld-:r,h. II.?." up. ?.:;.

;! Cost to Unc:e Sam new about $9.00. 09

?!

m ALL WOOL SINGLE HOSPITAL BLANKETS All color

Ka Plaids; best quality

COAL TELLER. RAMSEY COAL CO. Main 477 Lincoln 1343

4

i

RECLAIME .-J GOVT O. D. BLANKETS Perfect condition.

53.85

Elk

Moose O

sv

s

b

1

NNJ

N1

Regulation O. D. Army Shirts, double CS2 55 clbo'.vs Wö?3 Reclaimed Government Underwear, good con- yjQp dition, per garment fcww Government Khaki Gloves, wc.0'- IQf pair Iww Regulation Breeches, corduroy, moleskin, serge and whipcord, double scat . . . 45j,aiOw'

Union Suits, medium weight.

i.i a . .

Never mind to what Order you may belong The order that directly a ncerns u- that ve want to radv --is jour rdfr f r Harrisburs Coal

It .,al !-

.1' Vhe, ;t

p..is no :.ivo: ri It has the r." of u t rth.

i i It r :as the :rip,' of nuatitv.

It if tl; "p.i-ss . ,: d" ; i

o.-tv.

i S.C.Lontz&Sons

H

On Colfax Av. Main 74

MOVIE BALL TOKIO TUES., WED., JAN. 10-11 Actual Movie Pictures Taken Both Evenings. SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES

1 lot Recl'd Government

Blankets, perfect

2 SS

Sheep Lined Coats

8.90

UP

Navy Watchcaps, all wool, each ....

75c

Heavy Blue Flannel Shirts, two patch ßp OR pockets, each . . Boys' (PA 7K Raincoats pfm t J

Navy Oil Slickers .

$4.85

Officers' Gabardine Coats, $35.00 SI Q 7E value IVil V I lot Sample Overcoats, $40 values; look fJM O "7C

these over al

I lot Dress Pants, tailor

samnles. 4 ft ET UF

at

$1.85

Special Saturday Black Cotton Hose, white feet, 6

oairs for

SLOO

Hospital (New) Pillow 4 for5' SI .00

Grey Flannel Shirts

$1.9

Sweaters, heavy knit wool coats and slipovers, $7.00 value fr JA föV at $4.SO Government Ribbed Wool Hose, 5Kff pair SmvSff

1

w .1

i

0 ti

tltlZrtl Lzflm m-3m " " '

9IIIIIIMttltlitU.linaleUI . t

Positive Olearance of Euery OoiSar's Worth of Winter r.ierchandise We Defy Oomnofifion to Enua! These Sensational Valuos Offered! I!

i

Barracks Bags, ideal for laundry bags New 50c RecPd 25c

Turkish Hand Towels, 6 for

S1.00

Men's Blue Cambric Work Shirts, best QESf quality . o

Women's Silk and Wool

. ' b ff pair JJß

Pure" Wool Union Suits,

$10.00 values

1

3

1

!

, r

$5.00

iecSaärsraed Gov't. IFiaSracoats PERFECT CONDITION

s

li

su ;i ti

t") vi n h

r, l i i

1 1

NX

1 k

ave sonev on Your Shoes

At Our Self-Service Shoe Department

Children's School 1 lot Fine Women's 1 lot Men's Work ARTICS tan, solid leather, Shoes and Oxfords, Shoes $2.00 1 Buckle ....$1.95 Shoes, black and $7.00 values . $2.85 Don't miss this offer. 2 BuckIe $2'4 5 tan, at 51.95 n . . 4 iiuckJe, red and GOVERNMENT HIP BOOTS Standard makes, qg" black, all rubber and best quality, guaranteed firsts, double sole PwÖO cloth tons . . .$3.45 OFFICERS' 12-INCH CORDOVAN SHOE- OK Rubber, ganteed! 3 ply sole, $10.00 value Pw.OJ, al 3 45

1: t

-

I i

ft

S.V1

1

Ü

in

1

SEEING IS BELIEVING U. S. ARRAY ST

330 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET

O

In

.1

Wom'n S1.75 Dm Aorons Women's 75c SILK HOSE $1.50 FLANNEL GOWNS MEN'S $2.00 PANTS KÄ VrX T rr.-In,entory .al. of rrc-,n,entory al, ,f .";.:. rra Ä.v.l n Apmna ; choose from R fj Women's flna Silk Hose " H C g Wonuns warm I mn- ä wt.;i ir..i.b. .-r.t 1 "V ) fast colors; bunpalow fl Lr ia .ill grunted colors; M G " Niht Gown: all IB1 f'-H. at -t a I t; jj 1 äan.J othPr hui.irt fctyl. D m I I all wantd fizes; dou- fj ft N 8 wanted sizp ; rink nii-1 B n. iTo-Invrr.tory bnlo M l nil elz.s; nt 7:. ij J ble beol ind toe; 3. Jj ' M"" strij-es; at TTo U U J VTi- Hb. B B W

I

-1

HÖST SENSATIONAL SAGRIFIGE OF IVQLIE'S and HISSES'

fs rs F3 r

TS D eATS Q

A EVER HELD IN SOUTH BEND!

CT7 P

7. .i V- N

TO 830 WeiFJ'8 00ÄT8

Siunnini? "Winter Coits, in plain tailorol and

""N! if fur tfimmeil: rna.lo of Hnc-t Won material? V.' (j f." " j tj S- JirT ! Norniandic, Volour, Su.M an-; 15ur 11a an-1 r.- fVl ! Ü f 9''':fSx-l vi..; all popular colors; nt VLrf jj Uy ?

"vi., : SI S1

Corneous lfM.kinz

Ir.-s. s; c,oose fr-.m F jjl

H , an.l oib. rs; all popular U Er a ,J. color ; 2 ii &w;T

Women's $20 WINTER

C -O-A-T-

Woman's tin- Winter

(V-ats: choo from tlno Wool Weltons and K r- j?

H-vii ; straicht line anl fß n loosv back i-ffocts at ft

WOMEN'S $25.00 NEW

L RESSES Mi

umrVIFM'Q C9c: nn PAT T QTTITQ AT Q11 7 Sli

WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE COATS at SI 8.75

no charge WOMEN'S UP TO $50 FALL SUITS $22.50 WIEow alteration Women's up to $20 SERGE DRESSES $8.75 display

BUY CORSETS at LESS THAN WHOLESALE $5.00 Thomson's Fitting

CORSETS

iyfc,ByUr:',T-it

I n m o j s Th:-tp I j i N.n-s c;..vo r.::;..k. J-jiQ l'..rs. !s. .-.11

f i. vh r u Mt( ? . "'..

r . M , ii ! r 4 ,k ' 1 " t ( .3 ii

BOYS' & GIRLS' $1.50 RIBBED FLEECED UNION SUITS ?oh- - r Cirl-' rib. fm M;;ts; ii 1 1 v .i :.;.. 1 ijj si?., s ; h f-'..il iit . .

$7.00 GEORGETTE

BLOUSE."

!!. .-; rbn... fr.,::, ! ; at !

PRE-INVENTORY SALE MEN'S $2.00 FLEECED

uns y

6 h Rö wD8ü -j A lr j !iMrn's flrrce lir.cti I'nion Suits M.. from all niz.s to 4'.; per-

M-sCL I) I' f tittin'. Sab prl.-e only

ü I YAii-Vn -'0c dress iiom: c

ii r 'ir..i .)..m ii ...I n." .......

1( m'm 2c AKIIOW t OI-I.AKs 10c ItnN 1.5 Vool Milrtn Si.Zi Mrn'- 2c CANVAS Cil.OVllS 9c

Men's $2 Flannel NIGHT SHIRTS

$;.50 SATEEN WORK SHIRTS 79c Mfn'H Work Shirts Mado of bo.ivy H!a k Sateen, at T'.'c.

9

9

Men's Flannel N!k-ht Shlrta; nil sizrs; we.'l made; at 00c.

PRE-INVENTORY SALE

BOYS' $2.00 SCHOOL SWEATERS

j ill in, 1

r n n m H n 4.7

Nitz a-rff Sfc'

1

B o y s" Sehn o 1 Sweaters, all Flr.es, well marie; t?cial nt Wc.

BOYS' $2.00 WOOL

A PANTS

r

;A p.".vh' wool rai.tp.

1 v il nia-l-; all -:tA "tr.tf'l siz'-s; r;:t

'4 lull a;.-! rooay ;

it M-v

Boys' $1.75 Flannel Pajamas (S r.-.ys' wa rni ri.'sr::.. Vtt- i'a.i.üv.as ; JJfi: cli m.-nle; cut full; spt.-cial at .... Boys $5.50 Wool SWEATERS $2.45 BOYS' $1.00 WOOL CAPS AT 45c BOYS' $1.25 PLAY SUITS AT 55c

PRE-INVENTORY SALE WOMEN'S 31.75 MUSLIN NIGE4T GOWKS SSc

Wf.-r.t n" M;!Mn M-ht f'.r. : 11 n:.t-'l si?-- ; w. 11 i.ir!'!.-: f nt ri 1- . r ti i-ir:.. -1 ; f ; rla 1 .'it

f"-i

-;f,7r. women s v S'- '

J Musün N. Gowns

1.49

Wf :r f,:. M:!:'i '-.. :. b".:u..i.Il ......

V :T ; 1 !:o-. r.-i i i i , - , j -. ;i n !-; nt f 1 4 .

Women's $3.50 CORSETS J

W :. s ;..:!:. v uv.::. b. :

rrr. r or ra- k j f'. ;i t

.50 CORSETS

yr - Ci 7 C'UFMKF rts

tr,:::::'l: at

V .'J T V IV "

r i

Si

,1

:1 j ll

i! I

PRE-INVENTORY SALE WOMEN'S $1.75 RIBBED f) UNION

HTK S Ti T HHP

1..- ... .... ;

' i J f it r. .1 rib! c bnion SultP

J CLmis from all wanted

PRE-INVENTORY SALE WOMEN'S 69c BURSON

Ci XYx n r rza

Lb

t v a t

I'ro-Invf r.tory Sab' of 'o-in-n's I'.utpoh Hro. - i'la'.'k and all colors; Ml sIzps; at L-.

PRE-INVENTORY SALE CHILDREN'S $2.00

M DRESSES

if

CO. L J.U

7 Dl,

4

Jr.vrr.t'-rv Sa'-' -uJ- ' ' 'MIdr. ii "- n

m all yiz. , w ' il

j:;iJp; at

PRE-INVENTORY SALE CHILDREN'S $3.50

SVEATEflS

Ml

F I

JJ

! r r " S m r: r - f r- all r ! r. 1 I ' '. r. : -i ; t ?I

t t .

PRE-INVENTORY SALE $3.50 LARGE BLANKETS

JL o

rre-InTrntory Sale of H-vl

A-I i l3i:Le:s, 13 ?rpJ "r in i ,

Vi ink. blue er prr pnls; ar rf.

$7.50 Wool $5.99 r(aP Blanketi . . 2 VV ' -l !avl Ular.ketn. TJxt ; in iill vCZZc',,,',r nid. t ?r..i-y. $7.50 SLIGHTLY SOILED $ A Q BLANKETS AT O- ! J Slis-htlr poip,l IilanV pt : -booe from all wa:.t'-l rol.-r-f plaids; t'.Oxsc, at J1.10. $6.50 BED COMFORTS AT $3.69

REihB TMESES Women's $2.50 HAND BAGS $1.29 Women's $1.50 CORSETS AT 69c Women's $2 Silk CAMISOLES $1.24 Women's $1.75 Sateen Bloomers 88c Women's 75c Knit Petticoats at 34c Infants' $1.50 BONNETS AT 77c $1.00 WINDOW SHADES AT 55c 29c HUCK TOWELS AT 14c $2.50 Scrim LACE CURTAINS $1.19 Wom's $1.50 2-Picce Underwear 79c Children's $1.25 Knit Sleepers at 71c

PREdNVENTORY SALE MEN'S $3.00 WORK

PANTS SlcSS

1

l. i I I r i i

W CA I JA n i t,, a,; - -vr-nr

SALE MEN'S $1.25 BLUE WORK SHIRTS AT

GSc

M-n"? b.b:. a Lny Wr

: s ;

i ; r ::

We Defy Competitors to Equal These Prices

ri. ...vi ffff r

Compare Our Prices and Save

!i il c :( f i i ii i

' i n ' i ii

Come! Save As Never Before On Every Dollar You SpendT

3