South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 123, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1922 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 3. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TITLES 9

GOVERNMENT STAFF OF PHOTOGRAPHERS FILM PLAUT HERE

Story of Automobile" Iein Taken at Loral Stüde baker Factory. j i t r-o ,u.lthakkr and i I ';-;:h JU r.Y w;!l t .'r.o'.vn in vory ; . . . . i

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lv:rr.!d of th ar.(J th I". ?. r.-.rr.ir.. Mr. city, direct ir.;;

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th Stüde

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ini'I. mir.v of t h' : n f.tk

j 15 tiv year."," h ir.du:r..i 1 h'.ms have

and

in . t thra '-fh no guarantee of nti-'i! v. Thr- y-a r: ao th I., s. Ii :r- iu of Mines Jt.irf-I takauthentic ini of it." mlsf.-. and . a r'-sult ti'Tf v,m a r-'it di .ar.d for films of o'h'-r i r.i u? ri'f . Thro'ich a rnoj.T.itiv a rr'ii:?rnpnt :!; .a:r.- kind - f film.- .ir- r.ow t-t.'i'.f-n for th I iu - a-i of Kor'i?n rr. 1 I .'orM .-: i' c-orn rr.rr In the t'l.--o :.tr- t.hr- 15'irf .iu of Mines has MaM::-::'! a i.i-rary of tV.ms costJ -I h i'','1 0 0. h:it which ro.-t th

Suspenders in Vogue, by Heck! Style Kings Proclaim Male Attire CHICAGO. May 2. An a l innocence- in i;.trün styles vat forecast at the oprr.lnR of th L'n;t--1 Natior. il C'.othiers con-vf-r.t jr n here to lay. Among thrt conspicuous exhibit, which clothi-rs fnii vouM l e much In dftr.ar.d were; Th riuraM r.i-ht shirt, with a ;".a?h of red tape at the throat. In prcfrr.cc to roushish pajamas. Surrenders. e :-iriortcrrf. with Idue and pink th fatoredl colors. Trouser f.-z bottoms cuffles.s. Shofi. square-toed. t!at-hlci, solidly built. It libbersThr only dash of color it; the (Ji'-il.-ys wer th lininps of the top coat?. No matter how con-i-;rativ th outside slud., the linines vrr of pale Mu vrmillion. hctlc rnk or brilliant

SCOUT TROOP 18 AGAIN WINS CUP

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Saturday all day. : 2?.. 1'. ar.'l

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Wvnian Award Permanently Gien to Troop Followin" Tbree Wins.

STANDARD OIL CLAIM IN RUSSIA IS PERILED LONDON. May 2. A diplor.ntic battl to defrr.d Stand ird Oil inf-r-

-t.s in Itu.'.a. thrratrrd by the ir. (h: moncv-o'.y secured by th S'.iell group 2 1 st : t in a secret agreement at Genoa. i Th" V.

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The .Vyman rvp. n'.vardfd to cout I Ink"J for b-v CritJi,a 5:13 nn troops on a bati. of civic service. today.

sora tor tn tnira time to troop ia, - - :o that the cup becomes the perma- that th British Fhe'.l oil cor-ibi:v i r. it tronhv of the troor. Comrtl-1 has ed a ftve-ar areoni-r.t

-n't- nn th Villi t.üe ?0Vlt. ConUtUtl.. a HUMI-

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PIMPLES

opoly on production and sa'e of oü throughout Russia, under certain restrictions and on an e--ual division of profits -basis, ac'.'on throusii diplo-

tion has been

troops for om tim. Hibboas will be awarded troops 22. 10, 5 and 13. for eecond, third and fourth placrs. Several char. er have been made

In Fcojt masters during the past ! mat:c channels by American mttrvek. Julius Hoy Weaver la the r.ewjfsts 13 expected. master for troop ? at th Wn.hin?- j liefore soviet nationalizations, the tor. school. c. H. Steife who ha? i -d rd Oil of America had cop.-ber-n mayr of troop 2r, is leaving csv;..r.s for imporui-t oil area.' in

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naement intendn to t'O the limit in makir.tr th. "Story of an Automobile." th best automobile film -vr proflurd. Work iva.s started on the film Tuesday morning in the forp shop at th plant. Karh proin th1 manufacture of parts will be photographed i-o that the meßt ignorant pf-inn may cet. from th piiture. an ur.derstandin? of th ina nufactur of an automobile. Aero

I !an viw. of the plant will be tak-

ur-11 the rxper..s-s inurr-d In t Pn itr in the weel

t !; j!Vik:"U of a 12 it ional rr.pi? or t;;e iilr.:- arfl J-iOrnA lv the rompiny "hih is coopratlr. ;vith th cv 'rnment. There if nothing in th way ( f advrti5ine 'xrpt that th name f ti romivinv is in tb titl

of th film as r. rr.attr of infornn-

"Th Srory of An Automobil." accord ir. 5 to Mr. Leopold will be orimpl-1 cl and ready for distribution .Tun 1. ft will be shown, with othr industrial films, at th World'5 Fair at Rio de Janiro Sept. 7. Distribution i. taken care of hy

comnerce without any further expense to the company. Copies of the film vill be .ont to South America. Australia, Africa, and many other countries where, there is a Kreat demand for knowUde of American methods of manufacture.

Whn you 0ay c', Masters

ars- say Dutch 111-tr

t.'-n. In r.irh a.- tlie pictures are thr. iurP.u 0f Foreign and Domestic

1: .e'.eil; 'Th:.' picture i.- i;-oduced i.:;I'r th dir-rtion of th V. S. DI :ir!mnt of Commerc. in cooperation with th Studbakcr Corp..' outh I'.nd. Ind. or whatever the ..se may be. "Th Alms show the mmp!"t pro--s of production and we tako care tl at f.ib titles nn i d-ript ior.. are

: -ol !jt eiy authentic Thy are pa.-s-1 by a board of review.5? at Washington and are !anii-d, with the rrrnt seal of the l'nited State:--. I "Th film we ar making at th ir'tu lel akrr r'-nt i th 12th to be j undertaken. T!ia f-tudbaker ror-J poration was the fin-t of the manu-I fictiirer rf automobil? to cooper-' nt with tho ro r-rn luent in this way. The othrr films r:ado irviude "The

Story rf C.al." n.Sf.'?ns. the watch, the ertric mftnr iron, heavy excavating machinery, ulpliur. ear lorundum. compre3d air, and ro-k drilling. Work on the storie? of ulk :nd wool will b started in the near future." 'Story of Xutoniobifo." It is n'.l f'v-jt Thr. .'udrbaker

DYE FADED WRAP SKIRT, DRESS IN "DIAMOND DYES

this city for Nw York. H. L. Steffe will be transferred from 17 to 20.

will act a.s master for troop 17. Additional deputy commissioners have been appointed. They include: A. W. For tier. II. W. Fries J. F. Mc Clave and C. L. Ullery. Deputies A. K. Collir.5. Fred Himmelberger and W. M. KUwood will continue as before. The rrhdule for scout patrol duty during th clean-up and safety campaign lias bepn announced as follow?: Tuesday after school, troop

L 0, 22 and IS; Wednesday, troops!

2. 4. 3 and 7; Thursday, troops 1, i7, 11. 2 4 and 1' ; Friday. toops.

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GENOA. May 2. Leonid K ras sin

:. 1 Dyes''

I cor.ta.r.s dir-rti- r.j; ;.y.p: that I any woman ran dve or tint fa.ln l.

J shabby skins, dresse?. waists, coats. ; arscx I sweats r.. storkir.pp, hangings, urn- 1

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DUNNAKOO & BAILEY Ileal Itatc Surety Ilouds IiiMiraiicr 120 J. M. S. Butldins Lincoln 22Q: Iluifh r. I)unnthoo (ha. K. Ilallrr

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BOOST YOUR TOWN Tell the world where you come from. 1 Get the New White SOUTH BEND Town Name Plate Put on your car $1.00 for a pair TIK TOK AUTO SHOPS 113 East Jefferson Blvd. Phone Lincoln 2488

everything like

new.

Buy

I "Diamond Dy s" no othf r kind

lh n perfect home dyein? is guirant i . ever, if you hive never dyed be-

g I for. Tc!! your druqjist wh.-thor the 9 ! material you wish ti dve : wo.)l or

i silk, or whet he r it 1 linen, cotton, or I mixed gr.od?. Diamond Dyes never

ü'rcik. snot. fade, or run. Adv.

FACEANDNECK Itched and Burned. Lost Rest. Cuticura Heals. .

"Pimples brole out on my fac and r.?clc. They were hard. large and red. and itched ar.d burned causing me to scratch and irritate the afiected parts. My face was disr.gured for the time teir.. r.r.d I lost my rest &t niht because of the irriuticn. " The trouble k sted about a year. I sent for a free 8imp!e of Cuticura Scap and Ointment which helped me so I purchased more and was healed, after using three cakes of Soep, together with the Ointment." (Signed) Miss Minnie Zimmerman, 8C9 Holloway St., Akron, Ohio, Sept. 13, 1521. Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. rV lieh Fre Yj Mill. A-M-w: "Ccttw Llrtort.Ipt. E. VUd.a 41. " ,Vrf. ray . OmtrnrtCSB.15'. T!ctrilc. Cuticura Soap shares without rnuf.

Ska Knows "I am a Domestic Science Graduate and a chemical student from the Normal School. After making the experiment testing various baking powders I never use any except the Royal." Mrs. j. p.

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Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book It's FREE Royal Baking Powder Co., 130 William St., New York

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GRAND LEADER THE STORE THAT DOES THINGS

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WOMEN'S REAL $1.00

SILK HOSE

$ r l Wf'UK ii s fine Silk II f' :v I 1:' l, ri' :,,'d Itvm. ''tnii Al 1 i ; Mil w:iitfd IU .:-: w. ll iu:i', v itii

ibir:lp l,'fd and tc1, at . pair.

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MEN'S $1.00 WORK

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SHIRTS

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t'hambr.TT Work Shirts, veil mai: 11 wantt'd !-i7A's; special sale at only r-oc

MEN'S S1.00 ATHLETIC

UNION SUITS

.c Sale of Men's AthVtic t'ninn Suits, well msJc; tdistle bark, all sizes. Zti to 4'k at rOo.

INFANTS' UP TO $!.0D

DRESSES

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AUTOMOIIILK IIIIIMIKING Tork Onaranted On All Makr of Cr. firing Cnm In lt"fore prlnr Rath OVEKLAND hOUTII 1JEND CO. IMC. 232 N. Michigan Mt l'bune Sluin C6

Compotinded Quarterly cm All Savins SAINT JOSEPH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 121 South Main St. I. II. iw.'ndurant, Sec'y (:ijoitf Court Ilou.sc

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Liberty Lenses for all

makes of cars, $3.00 pair j Aluminum Step Plates, j ! L Ci in w:

; Stop Lights, $4.00 Rl

value $1.98 g : Spot Lights. $7.50 S value $4.25 j , Complete stock Ford Parts. $ !

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THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP H. Alberts Blackstone Theater Bldg. WEARING APPAREL INFANTS TO 14 YEARS

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Ä7I IN5TITVTI0.N OrCVALITY '

Insist on the Best

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Mr. Coff E. Benn Says: Thousands of South Bend folks have pronounced Coffee Ranch Coffea O. K. which means "exactly right. Our selected Coffees are bought fjreen and roasted by our own special process. The fact that vc have rown from a roasting capacity of 25 Lbs. an Hour in 1913 to 500 Lbs. an Hour in 1922 proves Coffee Ranch Coffee's popularity.

tiotible

gave money and

The tire you buy is just as good as the company back of iL It will lead in mileage if that company is a leader in increasing its mileage. The Miller organization has done more to increase its tire mileage in the last four years than any other group of men. Miller experts have increased the mileage of MILLER GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD TIRES over 113 per cent. They have been leaders in new methods that have added more to satis !actory service and reduced tire costs and trouble. That js why the name "Miller" on a tire or tube means the utmost in long mileage at low costs. That is why Miller Tires have won hundreds of tests made by different companies who buy tires on the lowest cost per mile basis. That is why they are standard equipment on most of America's finest cars. And why tliey have grown from thirty-second place to a leader in the tire industry. Buy a Miller Geared-to-the-Road Tire. Put it on your car opposite any tire you like. Watch it for mile after mile for thousands of miles. It will prove to you that Miller Tires Will Save You Money and Trouble Miller uniform Inner Tubes help increase the mileage in any tire, but in Miller Tires they are a combination that can't be beaten 1

HE MILLER RUBBER COMPANY of NEW YORK Akron, Ohio

$1.00 Window SHADES

f " T i; m T I.i Window Sliad.s. with hxat .'.

trrrrr.

$1.00 SILK Camisoles

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Wo'.iwn' Silk Cir:i:.i t rin: ?n 1 : s; .- Si!.- :it .".

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FRIDAY A SALE WITHOUT

EQUALS

OFFERING UNMATCHABLE VALUES WORTH 51.50 AT ONLY 50c R E A D BELOW!

12V2c CRASH Toweling 10 YAHD5

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Finp Tr.i.ih T'v..ii:::. 1' ini hr v:il-, V ! f tl lift : I'll 11"!--dor ; unldt'ht' !. .it 1't v.ird t' r ."!..

A WONDERFUL SALE OF WOMEN'S UP TO $35.00

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to nu.v nns 01 t jo? Cf

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e carry a lull nne or

Nuts, Spices. Tea and Coffee. THE COFFEE RANCH 133 N. Michigan Street

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I7ECISTEI7CD 'J. S. PAT. OFF.

Geared -to -the -Road

Distributed through TIK TOK AUTO SHOPS 113 East Jefferson Blvd. Phone Lincoln 24S8 For Sale at Dealers Insist on Miller Tires

XTRA!

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UP TO $5.00 NEW SPRING P A T Q SPECIAL

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rf-3ntifu1 rif-w triiu-tii.-d niitl T;ii!on-il Jl.its: .i 1 1 r I" i hnts to .-o( r from ; Sjrin' iu'wot cr'n i ioi) j r-,-nt.d in this rotiji at .!..,.

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I i.-urd of lino w.m.Jk ;'1 y "; l-. velours. twf d.rt r-J i;; I X'., mis: nidy linfd. v'l I 1 ill in over LV, difiVrnt

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inodrls tr. .-Irrt from ; .f.'-rs of every d sriptio:i ; pfci.il tale at Si "...

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A sale of Women' Rtnart "wrnps, well tailored of Sne velours, roivi.Ts and trirotinrs, etc., all wrjntjd sizes; cleverly trimmed, beautifully lined. all wanted sizes : every

popular Slew.

color,

UP TO $25.00 BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES

A File of Women's and Mips Dresses that would eren make the maMif.irturer fit up and take DOtif.; hnutiful taffetns. (-.-'jie de chines nnl others, all popular okrs; all -wanted frizes at SKt..".o.

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Women's $1.00 Bloomers

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W o m e n's fi n Bl o o m e r p. .!! roaile, all 9" i zt-r, rink or white. f'M'ial at .Vi.

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STOUT WOMEN'S Coats, Suits anti Dresses

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Stout wrmcn's suits, coats :md dresses; r.ctual values worth to in many t-tvl's to s-!.--;t from; i-p-'--I.il at $i ..-.'

UP TO $7.00 Dress Skirts SPECIAL

Women's fin I)ress Skirts. Id neit twt-ed and mixttire, .'ill wanted si.s, alo

WOMEN'S $6.00 NEW WASH DRESSES

f hü

fine Wash

of

Women's

Drespes. well

made.

t;iio piiih.tm and others, all j".j.!ii.ir odor. In n.-,it fhf k and stripes, at

GIRLS' $10.00 COATS

Girls' pretty Oat. In vrlAurs. mixtures and ri"Vflty tweeds; n!l wanted sizrs; well made; all colors, at J."V.V.

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'XTRA!

UP TO $10.00 TRIMMED

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SPECIAL

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WOMEN'S $1.00

Brassieres

f. ..it ?;iie "i . neu ii i.

rir. I'.rasiores. w.-M r r.

made: alo tine I.au-

ilfMiix. :ill wanted f?l

siz.-s; Thursday and

J Friday at h-.

WOMEN'S $1.00 MUSLIN Petticoats Won.pn'? fine Mus'in tS tl f5! lvtticoars. wpII :r.aip H 11 U J with neat c mirr ider.v 7 y bottoms; special it 5oe

Smart Sp --r at. Trim-.nM TIa?. ; a I'ivy rf r-' .!'s r : ! . t.. v !"? f r t:i . "-t, ? ; - f all ki:..!.. : i-a t:f':!!v tr.

BOYS' REAL 89c

UN. SUITS

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B Hoys' Summer weight

l nion huits. all want-l size, well mad-; sjm - ; il Thursday and Trill ay at .Vic.

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WOM'S $1.00 SHOPPING I

VorEffng ,ne 5bH pin? fctJ N laps; ThreA-ij; ,.. n Jl I 5 W7 tyl; well mi . ! '. !. Vl jj

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only, at

50c RECORD

ALBUMS

two ion rf

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CHILDPvEN'S 89c

APRONS pa fifo Children's r.w Or-s ur W N ft if At.ror.s. well üid- . n H ?j N g

C lc.-t from at ." M

BOYS' REAL 89c

OVERALLS

Boys tine Overalls; w-!l mad1: c'..or.f fn.m famous all want .u m.' ; ppcial sal" at .VW.

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BOYS' UP TO $15.00 SUITS

TWO PA IK I'.WTS A -J fA ;' r.'-y' f,L,p Suits. aiViM rjli J anted die: mad-V t, U with 2 pair kr..-r-:

-at pattern

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75c $1.00 PLAYER

B Piano Rolls

THKKE FOK H it -oc m!. ff l'layer , U

M ;'t?.'',.' "t-Vpi-k 'irom . nji w a

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CHILDREN'S $1.00

ROMPERS

Children's fine Plav

around Itompcrs; wc!l H i;

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made, all wanted iz.s:

cut full aid roomy t-p-c.al at

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MEN'S 20c WORK

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HOSE, 5 pair

2 Men's fin Work Hon. I J well mado; orth c Stair everywhere : Kpe-

p.i:r fr

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WOMEN'S 89c

UN. SUITS

Women's ffr. Summer J- ll 1 w;ffht T 'ni-tn miits (j HP whII ma.le; worth s. p M L F j rpu!ar: r:r r,r whi. Xs VÜ

si

ial at

INFANTS' 50c JIFFY Pants, 2 forp, ! i farts' r.'.ti'r. r Pan'. H 1 P

1 WOMEN'S UP TO $1.50 Hand Bags pa m 5 One !.! . f v.ou.-n' U Lfr.r. Hand Paz: we-ü H M f Fma.V: many t-har- tn ri t,' J (jj

WOMEN'S 50c

Vests, 2 for Women's n:.e Yet: w-U mad., iu pink o,wh:t : all size ; on sale Thursday and Friday at pair fr ''

50c

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CHILDREN'S 50c

HOSE, 2 pair ra

Child re fait Uark . V . TT . f . 1 '

Bwantvd l7 tolf; well Hr.:3le; k;ecial fl'' a! pa:r f.-.r r.

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2 WOMEN'S $1.00 DRESSING

I SACQUES

W. : . ;:'s I;:. ir

v,cii:. Wrl!

Jl l.'r.is ar.d d-rk k fr- :n. all .nt H ; -p.'-ial Tl.ur .luv a:.-! l'rid.-v at

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WOMEN'S 50c KNIT BLOOMERS Ä

PAIR I OK r; ;j

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TWO

Women's fir.f Kn:: I'doomer. 'ell :na'I. with ela.fie v. ai-r au 1 en. .-, pink or whit?, at 1 for .V

WOMEN'S $1.00 VANITY PURSES jp fV

i nr; .-;i iiijii.-. ft i j ij H looks lik. filter; with sy ZZJ M ii at chain, at

WOMEN'S 50c Burson Hose

TWO PAIK I OK

lli.f. is tdark r N l.rown; all wanVl t! t f!z's; ipc-:il tale at 2 S XS

pair for

MEN'S $1.00 SILK HOSE '!f-n's :i:.- iik IP'e: .; ail colors. 1 at ,V'c.

29c HUCK TOWELS 3 FOR

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SiSZlTHE BEST PLACE TO SHOP, AFTER ALL E

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