South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 11, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 January 1922 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. 1922

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TWO BURN TO DEATH ' B oartl Orders Resolution' IN BALTIMORE FIRE l r0lt 7i on Scucr Project . UAIriMOHK. Md.. Jan. 1. aJ a petition for a wer on Jackson i woman and a man wf-re burr.pd to Ft.. rxtrndinp tetweon AV.t5hir.ton j dt-ath and several others had narrow 'and I.lndn avp.. was re-reivod by tho jC-cape-3 In a f.re whioh doytroyod board of public works and a reohithroo dwoiürrr houses h-r" onrly to- tion ordorod proparo-1 by that bodv jdaj. ; at its regular meeting Tuesday mornMr. Jo.qrph Flayton. 0 yoarv oM.-lnt:.

and Harry McAUer. 51. lnt thoir , An af anient roil on Corby ft.: . -u-r inTV live. Mr-f Hlizat-oth f-'tinnor wa : fr was pot for harintr before tho; WO.II.N S.W). MO.vlA . iovereorno hy smoke jl-ard Jan. 25. yi-?:v' "'l1 ''K V v Tho fl-o drov- "oral fmi'lio- In addition to othor work of a Arm f..ro. . in - . Al. .v.. , I r.ntir.. rai-m thö ,r,:.r,1 rrj.i niiil Standard 1 . "T . ' r.f fa t-TV S-v.Vh

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roHi:v.Ri;i) is fori:.uh;i). I vo none the uarninc: it's up to you to rlo tho arTiiincr. Thoro is no hotter Radiator Solution than "Froz-N'o." Will n-it free.-ro rvon at l,fi decroos below zor-. One tillire: will last a sea-on. r0c por ca!lon. fall Main 1",76 C. II. Defr o ft Sons. 5 4 4 S. Soott ?t. 14-tf

(.i:m im; iuoTi;(ron or iiomi:s. Tin is th r.a.r arr.5rd to Elaborated Fire-R:?tinc room?. Not only docs this well known roofing protect your homo from th- re-:ii(-r.:.i but it makes a roof fire a thin: of th pa.et. There are thou(an Is of snt!sfi--d owners of K!aborated roofs in this community. Call the Elaborated Ronfin-t Co.. 17 W. Pivision sr.. Main 2 4 J . and af-k for (stimatf.c. 4-tf

WHICH DO YOU 1111:11:11? In the old days thoy burned car- j dies which were home made. Then ,; came tho oil lamp. Later they u.d 1 pas. Now it's the t lortr'o Ucht. j Heimold selh penuino Maz-ia bulbs and mvs thov are tho hrsr. 3C2-tf

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All lc cigars. G for 10c. Enffor 23S-tf

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ifer ill cia.& Equipped with wire wheels, cord tires, spot light and bumper. This car carries our guarantee. Sde Price $S75.00 See us for bargains Superior Motor Sales Go. 213-15 S. Main St.

otier tor lhu5ciay, Triday and Saturday Military I lo i (trjrS in patent. hi. ok kui .ip-i dark hi ow n colt. I a. o Oxford w;t!i inntation strap effect. Hns r. .-client v.duc at only

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The Easy Way It is now possible for you to have a magnificent three-piece cane or overstuffed living room suite placed in your home upon the first payment of $10. $10 in cash is all that is needed. The balance to be paid weekly or monthly, just as you choose. Buying furniture on our popular CLUB PLAN makes it easy for you to own the very best of home furnishings and does not "cramp" you to pay. You can have just as good, if not better, furniture than vour friends or neighbors. All of this is guarantted furniture. And, by the way, all upholstered furniture should be guaranteed to you, because you buy it largely on faith. The part that is unseen is important, and we buy from the foremost manufacturers who guarantee to us so that we can, in turn, guarantee to you. And the prices on these you won't have to wait here for a so-called de. Our evcry-day prices are our "Sale" prices, and value for value, we are ottering the greatest bargains in South Bend. You are hound to save money. Ihis policy is making Heller's "Headquarters" for home-outfits. I ome to headquarters and see our low prices on real honest-to-goodness furniture.

$10 Delivers These "-pico. In M-cr Mohair 0ertuffeil Suite $fi,.a l'tof ilk doin- ran, Sujf Solid M.ilnMny $."r. "-pint" i'in' ufTt d "Miilr in Plum Vi iuiir Sl!." :;-li-tv T.i-tr OxriMufTeil Suite S'J7. "'I'ii i'i' OxerMiitYed l onluioy Taupe uiw S2S7 :?-pi-iv Cullman I d-Da nport suite, in tapeti ami earn. Matn;iii frame S2äo :'.-pi.". Tane. T;iupe lair uit' . : $2 IT :- ieer 1 I u eour ( ane Suit- SI 5 r.-pht-e I'ullmati ral-I.i'nort suite Sl ."piHi' I'iImt latl suit in Tapi-.irj S SO

Keeps Two Girls Busy It keeps two girls busy the first of every month writing Heller's Income Checks that are mailed out monthly to Certificate Owners. Mop in and lind out how you can have a check each month.

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PRE-IIWENTORY SALE A1XID A GREAT

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You'll be surpised what "Old Dollar Bill" can do here tomorrow. During the new year we aim to outdo all past records. Here's the first big Dollar Sale of 1922 and it's a wonder. Read each item, check the things you want be here when the doors open.

I Women's up to $3.00 j CORSEflSs I H lllli f'pfh nnd whit..; t'v- B I L kiii'A rral P0O,J htv,rs; nn 1 1 r" tn&'iffl wanted h'v."; veil B B Vl made; at ft. Ort. EEMBmSiyLMiniMILgEmiJI MUMM Jit. BT .S

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Women's $3 Wash BLOUSES

While thpy last, pretty Voile Blouses, in tunny numbers to meiert from; all size?. ;

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$2 and $2.50 j Muslin GOWNS . . .

! Women's tine Miblln Nijrht downs : all jw.intt;! hiZfs; ei'il.roidf ry anl Iaee trimin. fl : at only f U.

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2 Women's $1.25 A ff i BLOOMERS .... 3 I -UU Women's fine Sateen IMtners: well 'ia:ic: all sizes; rut full; Special Sil. at i 'J for SI. CD.

$2.25 Lace or Scrim CURTAINS

Tine Curtain, well mule: -'i yards

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Infants up to $2.50 DRESSES. .

n'ir -hoie- r.f pretty Infants' soft Whi Presses, in many numbers to pick from; a ;.t if 1 1 1 1 v trimmed; nt .1.m.

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Fine $1.25 Table (j -j fin CENTERS P 3 Uli? (hr.io fretn ni:iiiv (hfl. T'i-a I ".!' : well m.i.le; eir'ul.ir or t-e j ti i t-, , n.-atlv trim me I : at 1 .

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Children's up to (Jf J fij" $2.75 BONNETS. . t S -Ul

3 Women's Flannel PETTICOATS . . .

Warm fleeev Flanneleft. P ttienaf s : in I Children's pretty 1!'at--fs in ..! ;.!;!

laanv patterns to Keleet from; rut lull, sp.-eial at .1 for .1.H.

Wom's $2.50 and $3 HAND BAGS. .

'li(ir f many smart l'i.aiv' I'ai.'l ISa-s; all popular shapes: well rnaile; at .I .mi.

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Silks; in many differ. nt .;. s t.. .!... t trm : at .1 na

Children's $2 Flannel PAJAMAS . . .

Warm fleeey Pajamas, in pink or I. In. patterns ; ali siz.s; neatly made: .it $1.00.

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SLEEPERS 1 W'W Warm. flee.-y 1'l.inn. left.- S!. . ...-r : eliottse fl.'iii all .'!'-; . 1 1 imd-: vp,-( i.jj Sale at nl.lv SI n 3 pair Ch'Idren's f BLOOMERS. . .'. 4 a .UU Children s I Ia. k Saf I'd. .:.! i s : w '! t::a(!e: nil si:re ; e ,t full: sp.e:al ; pair for ?1 ikj.

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w oullo-bUAlö-UKLoot ? lflj S15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and Even $25.00 Values JfclV y wfl r.eautlful Presses .f Trieotine. Serge. Satin. Taffeta, and v''" 5 jj ? 'vf '"V' VWf?T'- in cvcri nru' l'1'' nnd htyle; handsomely triinmcd. Hand- JjjM BJ ll A C';-

XC tv"1 Norrie Coats r.f K'ersey Cloth. Polo Cloth and fine Wool Ve- V"v i-U'1 YC:V4?.Ui1i . ,.. j t ..... . ... ... -a.. V:r.f i.J i

fr,'' it- Jii lours, in iot .se ani iejiH,i m ,e.s. w innen ruiin n .-e.i- i "

C' .itj?V3 .-en's best materials and tyls. Your choice of thet-e tine j ie;i-.'.if:l 1 Ormonts :,l

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UP TO $8.00 JUMPER DRESSES AT $3.00

MISSES' $15.00 WINTER COATS AT $6.00

WOMEN'S $30.00 COATS AT $15.00

WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE COATS AT $18.00

WOMEN'S $3.00 FL AID SKIRTS AT $4.00

WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE SUITS AT $25.00

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One tablr of 36-inch Drr-s Goorli in plain colors and plaids; sale price, yard 69c Silk and Cotton Poplin. 36 inch, in range of colors; sale price, yard at S9c Skirtings in plaids nnd stripes, 40 and 54 inch; sale price, yard .$1.35

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wool .JCir, j in ii, in uidiiy colors; sale price, yard $1.29 Goldlonf Coatings, 54 inch, in two tone eflects. cood

' jr sy -f heavy wcirrnt, rxcri-vi-J7J ,cnt quality; sale Ä41" price, yard ..$2.69

36-inch Percale, liht and I Wool Skirtit,r's in string

dark patterns, extra quality; checks and plaid. 54 inch; j

sale price, yard 21c Dress Gingham, 2 7 inch, plaids and checks; sale price, yard 18c

sale price, yard $2.89 Prunella Skirting". 5t) inch, 58 inch, satin stripe and checks; sale price, yard

3 pound Cotton Batts, i at $4.89

extra quality 75c

Drrs Gingham-, 2 7 inrh.

Wool Skirtings, 54 inch. checks and stripe, extra

in neat checks; sale price, : quality; srle price, yard .23c

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Outing M.inr.rl, 2 7 i:vli.

Heavy Velour Coatings, ! dark patterns only; sale 54 inch, in navy, dark green, I Pncc, yard 16c

wine and black, also suitable for auto robes; sale price,

Outing Fl.mried, 36 in-h,

in light stnpr. ood quality

yr-rd $2.39 sale price, yard 22c Sale of VvThite Goods

Men's Fine S2.00 f A Cf Women s Real $

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DRESS SHIFTS. .

Mr. Manl In't tni-s this Sale ! Shirts: ehnnve f rTii s.'Trs ef pretty patterns; all si-s; at M'1.

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Women's $2.50 Fleeced UN. SUITS

Women's fie .1 lin.il Tamil S;.its; per feet form fitting: all w.mfej sizes; at M. - Pair Wotnen's. Stietle .loe yi.no .1 (hlblnn's KMT CAPS for.. $1.00

SILK HOSE

'!;,,,,,. tr. 'n .ill pnp'il.:r enl,.r. inehal.iu' plenty !' black uimI white; fall f j -1 -i ; at' SI Wom's 50c Burson -4 fC HOSE, 4 pair ij) S .ÜU Women's Rursnn Ib'se. in ll.i.k. white r i'"rilovjn : lnrabl" a. el ai.-l t. : at I pair f.r SI on.

Inf?nt$' 50c JiFFY PANTS, 3 for QUU

2 7-inch White Outing Flinnd. very special, yard 13c 2 7-inch Striped Dimitirs; very special, yard . 29c

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Boys' Real $2.00 ( q lf SWEATERS $ I

window sii ni:s at

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S-2.QO si-.no iu:i siii:i:ts for si.oo Women's $2.00 Dros Aprons at $1.00 Chihln'nS $J.r0 Sm-aters frr 81.00 Men's SJ.00 NK.HT SHIIITS S1.00 :0c PILLOW C Asi:s. four for $1.00 Sl.äO CT:I.K MOP and Olli nt SI.OO

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.Inst reetri. Npiv pr5nc Hat-, in r'Ji-'ir lcw r .' i-s; m T a :T-t , Satins. t;r,lj and Silver Uroe-d.. etc. at I ll

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IlOVs' WOOL PANTs ;,t Sl.oo Mi:VS y.oo CMUN 1 ITS for M.oo lO Pair Men'- l?o T)r- TI'e Sl.o .1 Pair M n' WOOL lirtsi:.. 5. 1 f 1W-' J lO ( OltlM'KOV sfllN S.-,.fii 2 WOMI.VS S 1 ,'2't P.LOl sl.s yi.oo ST.oo Voon.t; Plaid niaiKt- S:..o) ( IIII.IIKI :VS SJ.oo Dl'Jivsis $Mo

V hite Pique and Madras, 2 7

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rt vram, 1 inen, m cremn; 2dc value, yard 15c Mercrried I able Drr.a'k, 64 inch : very special, yard 59c Linen Table Da-

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inch; special, yard at $1.89 Embroidered Baby Flannel. 32 inch.

$1.50, $1.59 value, yard $1.29 Towels and Toweling Every Item Saves Your Money

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I ea Toweling. 1 8 inch, blue and red checks; sale price, yard 23c Stevens All Linen Crah To'-vebng. 18 inch; sale price, yard 29c

Lmhuck Ioweis. sjr x 36. ftincy border, her.istitched; special 29c Fancy Jurki-h Towe!. good sir. lieavy weight, excellent quality, in gold, blue, pink an el lavndfr. brocaded corner; sale price . . . .67c

isr Sale of Blankets