South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1922 — Page 2

SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 1$22

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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I. Smnii : -liana. !nv

-Wome,, whv en pake: ,l!itv lnadi'd wih tia.pi.nt mun.uir- of .n.hf 1 centers. j 0"'..-lin.ert or di-appn.va'. The women believe the future oft Krad-, Stafein.nl ii,,,.. , i,,!.i,-.. u .t rf-aue f.ert M . 1 ' with tile idea o i saxiim :li

i i j : a i ' i a o t, n t . i Je-1!. union presideni. told the I ' rnited I'r-s to.kiv when ..ske.l fi.r!' an expiaTi ition ,f 'the par; taken by j the u;es and -sisters of stt ikem ;n J The 'loTinC .ll'.il Pickerjji. In Decatur. 111. a mob ,.f more than :! ath:ed"at the at " to ..od hreaten.-d r .,!.,,. e d bodilc h.ii in to la reuiv emploNcl men w ;m i-ame i-i rrom nir.iuo ; .- The 111 ! Wefe fi'tced to If IV : w -i . ! ti'iiin;: ! a' ior..- a rid ;o,eHce Hf i i' Mifi.il in n'hr lllimc- -hof Tli" Kii!ha!e rio' !a!ed w:'!) a demot.sttatlon and pai.de. Alex Ud r O i ret . 1 .". , w rt os,. father .mil! brother are -aid to have been

st;:ke,s w,. a;rev;e,i as one f th.',"1" ,:" " " 1 u,,uM ''-' diking

1 e fl d e r . More than a s o i e . . f v, n : i : ! i in trvltt I i the head of the column P IPoved thtldlgh the sriects I

, . , . .- . , , , , : 111 I"-;.I1M Ilia. i ,!..,lil'il i nu IL"! - H ' i ri .1 r e.l.-t .r s; o ti e were h u i bd at rhe h.ur.e o! men wh.. lefis.d to'11 U,M!"1 up a.nl an etfort

lo:n the v'rike. t'u: a lid c ! ieS O f ".ali. sc.tb" were shouted hv nier. f.-al women alike Itli)s( Ol N I It M il CI I WASH INC.To.V. July 7 Ib da. -or of the red ..- o i ! h ; rate of th" Vde! il tes.' bank 'f San Fi a - ro fror:; 4 1 to I p. r c-:it. ff-c-:;e St!':nia. w . ruin'inrt'il Frida v bv th. fe.'.era! le b.ar. I. T:; :i- I !.!::-... bank the i!;i,d in s ;'!!( -I I . f file f ( c b 1 I 1 r s e ! . v v; I t. in to cur ia:e to the 4 p.r ce:r! :.-v V..-V v.o-!. w .i ir..-. , ,-. - ' prp .1 t;T i.a: ''a d s.rt'ii ii teln.A lies Man itit'd .) fur Drii in 'CAir ll liilrDrunJr To- in l ;?,.:; . I : c of a 1 ; ! o . s ' .- S U l e U 1.1" ICliO 1 cn p. :i - 1 " . . i a I . . p a . , 1 1 . ; i" . . ; . . " i c si '.;. Ja:--. 1 .a p. I r.d.,. to driv- ' , . , . " . . , in- aila ti.-o.e -i,.e t;-.toc,aU i. i N." II k. . ' 1 . . K . . . . 1 o'Di :i : :1 vv as a : ! ( - i 1 !1 tip i, I' '.- ot; . i - . 1 1 c a; t a . Tbl. . - , i a1 r..-;hl f 11. v, :i-g a :i w .: !i ' a . : i . e I i . a t c.an V . a. . -.en. 1- .1 Vt Car w.i bad'' i I ai.e ..s j,. , p.c.i.- -.-.. v, I Cpt!ci: v i n.i'.i,in' in nc cer.'-e I '. t:ic i : i '. f : 1 1 1 i..:I ) i . mv.- m ; I foi 1 1 ! Tu- da ! .it Tln lirt pnmir of ittr se;,,,n pas! !. ...... I .... I , . . ' oern ii ! ; : i " 1 1 . 1 1 i'i : a-; i . : r ' . aI'cix er"it !i.b t held ' d f - it.;, at l-'rertc a' j a t, F is'. !akAt; ir!T",tt"P' i'f"k'r;i".i of --s t,J ."n stanze-!. The rii-mhe-i .-)' e the trip h .- u : o p a a : bX5ilJ ,r- I V It r i" .:. i hare of arrare :n nt n nil: t.nt roMrnrximn or i;Ti.ni.v. P. are aur ritep.ey with ha s.urh P-r.l TJuild.rj: ar.J Loan a-Tiatlon and receive per Cftt ' :c. p - a noic d ! fi'Jirlf::)'. A'oets Ji nTT.O' O.OO f "or.tirg-ent 1 arrl uad.Tdd proflr. J30. 00C Iep pr:r to July II itri'-v ir.tre: fron July 1. I S 0 0 yearly income der.wel from Rcildlnj: and L-an dl v'. '.end'." is c- !; trcta lr.con-.e tax. "1 W. . '.V.i.:r.ctoB. fcvfctui. adv. 1S2:L

Royal Garb '

,.A K.. i ' ''. v -'V i .' o . . ' ; - - v - X'' f kwia If you want to dress like a queen, take a hint frorr, this. It's Queen Alexandra of England at the un veiling cf a memorial to King Ed -card cf London. HAGUE PARLEY NEAR BREAK ON RUSSIAN ISSUE j, Tn.alin.nl f (on. ficatMl PniptTly Almost Lrails to Split. ( i'o!ii:riUed from l'au- n1 ) the proportion ot the pt opej ty tinili r for in ownership'.''' M. l.itinolT lejib.-d: "My answer to thit is that hist we iiiu-r acr' .is to what foieiun ownership llle Iiis.'' .M. "a1, tar sai.Ti "W'e iiinl- rt.nn1 I then tlole i.S no tjUestjoU of restitution to the actual proprietor and thai Ka.s-ia will plant concessions to any Imai-n apitali.-t who is ready to inv.; lat.ney and not ne---a v tn former" owner." T" t!l1"" lit' Uiisi-n spokesman made the answer: "We lo iiipI n 1 a K on what we Uaiil.i: ('.emu. barbel tuat th ;iisf option on eon. e-,Hion.- woiibl lf of ''''' fered to former ow n a I A lorn;. iidu' liscu-sioii fol!a.v-1 "n' ''' ' '' ' iiom collapse and jaitlV c-nt rtati t e l.ht on tiie property

I M I ' ' . . !. ' J. V U

"-"" M- Ki 'm read a srat.-inent h,, tonight. lealici: w l:h llie declaration at! iluotlar "ranackfd the home ot

Uli lin.l of IVetlliep !o 1 -I if'll'p j ' ''. at Krirain t ii.it thv Kusshins u,'1- li-p'--. to restore ninety per "' 1 ' e x p , , . . ri ., 1 ed propeil.es. M. Ivra-.-ib i-i.U v-r niakibk' su h an j i'-.-'T .ii! ii. iii" r ei i lit r i i . ii i . t -er ,.in car tii.it at.y sin-h sinuate cou'd , oniy po-iid- apply if an agle'Mletit Wife !'". piled uitll t Ii V S0" i- r v o . i i i a i , ; oncerning conditions of iv'i'i at:on. Aitiiu' In th'- role of p at -e-niaker ic. ...a.i... .:i : '' s.. - .oa, -a, a see tMIIU '.......... . ' ....... i ....... . 1 . . . 1 : . ' L" " "". '""" 'om me i u-s;,,n ,i tar a s p..-ss4bb-. rhu' i''-oi;ite i'-:iui;i.i!i an.d the Kus s.ans won!. I ce.(s,. demanding Cted.fS . ,h -l mine :u es.alll.Ml l o nil 1 i 1 o t : lor re--'or. ition io former ihvüts which wo'i'd b.- niT ua !l' si t i-factun . WEALTHY ALASKAN

MINER DISAPPEARSii'';;::"";;:";:;:;

I when it resumed its delineration- ' j on Monday. ... . a- mm ! lf ua" po-i'ie'1 U'':. however, in

- - iir ('H loiKcr I ll(HIint ' 1 1 1 U C lldd l()(L()l)l) ... . in His Pocket. '.:. i ; , . , d fro i a I'.ii;.' 1 1, e -. i . i i : H.'w i.i.:. h p. d i ,io! k V'W . tel. or, W'e.l c.es.r.v she - ' . 't :.. r tiir., jia.i,,i. bc.s. -a ;r.g io- j. td : . more like jtheia .ii p-'u-t. I'..!- that letI M'tl - ... ,).... . I ''Oi" ' t:.;.s i.. ? i : i ! ! . a It iloUh -he ad - j b . i . : thit io- ; ; . . 1 1 a ( got".'' An '' Al.i-la a- lie ia,!i. pla iit- . i t lie -apian r h a: .1 . a t t A .i - ra! a In ai w a- tit (.;.; t , t1"' ''""''" 1 l-'i;i' ,,ur '" "---f BID TO PURCHASE INDIANA RAILWAY X I 'IAN A IV LIS. Ind.. July 7. 1. N. S. - :-:r,dor. to put - i r.a u ..'. i'.d o.t ,! .M 1 1). cn aut!irl- , f r : : -täte t n.n.er. comi : ' . . - - a e - ivt-i 1 :. in t.tl.'M Tib-d i ..' ! i .' M't k h e ni'l; If..s; an ;o.:.,v .'::.e,n:Kll:. i:.d;at Aio!; I an 1 U,'-..!'i ia. ilea d. No t lirchae ' ; t a. was m.. r.t.or.s'd it. the fa ; :ti..n. The I iin.i V. wou'.d take o er J -;'T i.:i- if ;i;- old foal, t en king 1 from I'.u.: I, a oi:tt in PatVe county w hue : .. :--se, ts the- . I. and . Tia !t ld et.-;i-;l; op- r.it i iatwic I:-.'.. .i ..! 1 LiCio-s .;i Laporte co:;r. : . S o-i t'ae line was d..-c.-n-l::.:.. .1 Ik,- ,11, 'yy,, aflvr .t Ur:l mki:mi:. io i:ici i: N-4W YnliK. Jc'.y 7 F. r em n ' k 'i'P- i tl. i-oujh loa; s and walls !n r :h!1- to rürciü't; elN at a ji: !.- i i v iur.itit and ros'Ut'J a !'.;!! ;up.

SENATOR SEES G.O. P. DEFEAT IN TARIFF BILL1

I.nfnllrlh Sa Tarty vjii AoM Downfall Onlv hv i Kcwritini: Mcaurr. ( V.iHlrr,...'! I'row '.r: - lf t)i- r.j'.'-r on th. oi!.-u:it. r. I f j tills .v.;if' r.'.t Ion-, he w.trrvl. svor.-, ! r 1 " 1 l" " " i iw(.ul..l r:noca ".n a r- olu' .'n-j jary way - l.y t h, ballot Imx o( : löjr.v . Wat m 1 1 iipnrt Clnturr. r.rforo Vi.i'.f on l"tur'-. S n. Wafrtin of Indiana delivfrt-d a clous add r .n st:;.;)ort of t!u- cloture motion, charging that Ihf dem1 ncraH uh: la-ialut t:r.o an "adroit" j f!ilbut-r, so as t.j pr:t-nt pa!sav if tri id!! until jtlt la fort' th' .no-va-rubt-r "'ction- without tim la ir-J tian Itiif-r for the effect of Its ofa ration to bo f'-li or for th, republicans t f.vplain it ad(iuat'!y to tit country. i-Wn. Watim tlf btr-d tbn ju stion at i'-siif wa.s whether th- s nate u;n t' furrtion; whpthfr th1 iirty v. hioh ( a:n into piiwt-r with a majority of 7. 'i)), 00) vote, was to ketp it; pd:re to th pe.ple that th tariff would b, revistvl. Tbl- ques tion, h conternled. was morf irn-l-ortant tiian the soldiers 'bonus or i th- hir numbly, which. h. sal'l.i wer only "mere incidents" in the life of th nation. After the cloture question had be n disposed of and before Sen. Jafolb-tte began his three-hour attack on the tbiH. the senate disposed of a number of committee ament-iM'-nts re'atir.s to duties on lisp, and als voted to place on the free lit f. lack and silver foxesi brought into the country for breedintr purposes. CONFERENCE ENDS AT NILES TODAY Sixty Delegates Attend Annual District Session of African M. K. Cliurcli. I XlbKe, Mich.. July 7. (Special. More than CO deb-gates from the Tt. Wayne district of the African Methodist church, together with Sunday ; school anil Christian Fndeavor reprt sentatives. are attending the district conference in the A. M- 11. hun'li here. Prominent visitors include Kev. J. (J. Itobinson, 1). 1 .. presiding elder of the Detroit district: Kev. Jos.ph (Joiiiez, I. .. pai tor of the Bethel A. M. II. church at Detroit; Kev. M. 4 Wrijrht. D. D.. pastor of the F.benezer A. M. K. ji'liuri-h, letroit. anhl Dr. ' .Kmery Allen, Detroit. An add res of welcome wa? tendered by the Kev. Alfred Trenerry ot the First Kaptist chun h. Stuart U. White, ciiy attorney. repi e-.-entini; Mayor S. ('arr, welcomed the delegates on behalf of the city. I'riday morning was devoted to the i u..'iio n of iiJject of a 1oi-tritial üiituie. Tiksp en tlic pro-ram In elude liev. 'hartem !. 11. M. S.. ot Flkhart; Kev. Peter NV. Findley ot W.'ihash; )t William Simpson, I). I.. of I'.attlf Creek, and liev. A. McDonald. D. D.. of Kalamazoo. Definite plans for th future work of the A. M. F rhiurh. the Sunday sc hool, and the Christian F.ndeavor league were arranged. The --essinns will OorRf Hall. Twelfth xt.. durinir the family s absence Wednesday afternoon, securing a Kld watch, silver'ware, and other articles- of value Thomas SAain has been elec-le.i to . . i.i.. . i ' t i - . . iiim - si in ine ..ne- looe oi r.ir.? the National Flks' convention to be held t Atlantic City during the week ot July 10. He will h-ave Satu rday. Police have been llotitied of tile tluft of 1" from David Line, ol Niles. the robbery mi urrin-: at St. .Joseph. Tuesday. According to Line'f . ry, he was watching a roub'tte wheel when the loss was l.scovered., Mission is inmi'n r ru I AltJUl)linl (a b I ll.MMXC KFTHRXSl i Continued from Cage onei ha raeterized previous efforts t, e nd j the strike. One member uf the cabinet .-iM ll,i..-'t Harding wmi'd have a iiftr admit. tt ation and on?t ' in.i I Icrdis. that there a:e only t wa- to end the -tr.kc now op-n t i!h'k gov rn no nt . Thc-e are: Ar lilt ration or the taking r of the mine"!. While the bb'r.er. - .üiinued irforn it c ' n r-i t : n - v. :t''i it -s:ect to the go i :ib. it: vtrike-e-.ding ef-! forts, the anthracite operators and! tiurri .itnin went i:',?o s ta ' j s.on t" l'-iime th-.r s'.'l u fruitful i v e i' egi it in t ior,.Secv. of the Inter;. : Fa'i. who .' i 1 e pia s tit i'lg )rede!,t in till' bar 1 -! tiKs'ni iations beliex e trie two i.uips itt "his ron f r.ivi-r-v r- ' s .y, r api-t .is th - y im igine Si.-. Of ' ''!;! TP I C e Hoover 3 n

n-ii".i'"il "Fral.iy th.at a survey of coal (-baks n the ha ml of purdie 11!;':1 I.e.. trK-hi lirg eif-vtria biit and g.t.' ri mpar; -s. -h.uved ." days -;:pply ' or hand 0:1 Jure 1 T . Ki'iuff a:d :uMic uril.ties ar' obtair.ir'g gtiiar sap-.' . es of coaij from r.M-u'fn" :nin. The nrver. h.e -.rid. tnbfacej :h- entire otitttry !

ar.i! ir.lubd all important pu 1 1 uttlittr ni i)iMisi:n. 1 MoliC ANToW.V. W. V, . July ?. Flftf ej, eva-t;...-, s.j:;s brot-lit bv th.e -'ew Lttg!.ind Fur-l and Trars- ' p"r:atn Co. ag tin-t Kt diking mir.-' '?- at V. -r '.tvi'.Ie w e;- .hstn !- d ' Fri lay :y .li;-;. - of the p. S. A., Cosff n. lac i;;.--. up.ie.d tn ontc -:::: -v of th- Fnit. 1 Mire Workts that the (.:!'.,- r who s rvt ci v-; t:o:t in t.ces vvas "in ir.tcre-tej par- J ly." The a was in :h employ '; of iht Dalian i'r- k and North. rn Hallway Co. which is wr.id by the; in:ere.-ts control',. :ig the New llnr-I lard company. Courts i f. r the coalj company sai l new 1 otic- would bo 1 1 l.talned and "t ro-J by a mag:i-j D ate's ctistal'l' . '

FR. CARROLL AND FR. DE GROOTE GO j TO OTHER POSTS:

t. Jn-i-ph's Pastor (ioe? to IS', j 0. St. Patrick's Pa-tor I to New Orleans ! ! C or.tjnut'I from Vnc iip.n -n t u ry ao. J I cam' T- Suth. .,Mi U4 yars aco as .iistan: pa?-! tr ana uttr a- p,..tor if f" un k s Vrh ,u, (clinc the Ute Kahit Li irK. iurin,; tho ion .lura.ii of hi" pastorate FatJi-r Hr,roo;e saw arly id-al- of ataaiiij.l;hn)Tits s""'""i. a .a. ami saw n'.s . oari.-h irrow to such an extent that it finally became r.xary to divide it and form a new parish in th- outh- . arct n KKtion of the t ty. (n ac-j count of the growth St. Matthew's pirish was fornud. and the corner-i sion for-th rhurch f thi.- new parish was laid only a few weeks ago by Father IVtJruoie. Oiurth t'iixrattal. A-id frrm the development of the parish as the city frrew and the n i it y of formli.t a r.'v parish, the outstanding feature of Father De;iott?'s pastorate wus ihe consecration of h't. Patrick's church, ar4d the hureh. believed to be one of the most beautiful In the country, standi I '. I Si :i ,!twf 1M' llUifoorl'il . . L, . . ! - , 1 l'" wurn .. uiinn iuc pum (piarter of a century by Father PeIrtot-. , Father DeGroote may almost be called one of South Hend'w native sons. He was born in Mishawaku io 1S66. and received Iiis early education in the Mishawaka schools. He later attended Notre Panie, am ,. . i" i uii'jnnii; ms oiumanon ne was assigned: to St. Kdwardn college at Austin. Texa., where he remained for a year as prefect of discipline, libs aNsignment to the pastorate of the .Sacred Heart Church at New Orleans followed his year at St. Kdward'M college, and while pastor in Xew Orleans he-wa also a teacher iu Holy Cross college in that city. Hewas transferred from Neww Orleans to St. Tatrick's parish Jn and has In ci liere ever since. Leader in Chip Affairs While Father Carroll's transfer i will not mean that he will leave the city, his loss to the parish will 'never-! theless bo keenly felt by his parish. During his pastorale here he manifested the keenest interest in civic affairs, and was always among the bailers in any movement that had the interest of the citv at heart. Father Carroll is particula rlv fit ted for his assignment as profesor j of Kngllsh and of Irish literature nt Xotre Dame. He hus always been a student of Irish history and Irish Literature, and is regarded as one of the best authorities on both. He is also a waiter of min h note, and has already had published a number of works, jifi hiding; plays which have been dramatized. l.i. -tor SiiKV I'M '2

Father Carroll became pastor otj.iay. ,,f the cases of Valentin. Fh U.

St. Patrick's parish in 1 1 when hi became pastor the parish numbered but 11Ö0 families-, and si ma- then It has iMown to ..on families. Sin' e his pastorate he hliS increased the ;

membership of church societies overillir po-sf sio n . manufacture and sab

K0i percent, and the financial in i"i!'C of the parish has increased ov-r ."i"'0 eief-rit. The si hool svetun of the pari-h was neatly im - proved under father Carroll? past-j orate, and Sr. Joseph's hail was remodelled and a gymnasium was liiiilf. About a month ago property at tho corner of Colfax av. ami Hill St., was mir. based by the parish, with the ultimate aim of erecting on th fite a new grade and high school . Father ('at roll has always Ween closely connected with Notre Dam Fniversity. I'i c iou- to coming to the pastorate at St. Joseph's h- had taught for four years at the univer- ' sity. and since then lias frequently lectured th.ere. In connection with' the ednowiuent drive. I'ather Cartoll recently in a half hour one night ured donations of $ 4 0 ' 0 from) members of his pari-di for the expaosion of tin university. WILL CUT PRICES OF ! l'9 -HI(;. July . . - Kit i e , Monday. Julv 1". lb.. lX ice of as- 1 Uc-.. ne a a o hr i - tin,-1 urn pr)'ii?u.- ri.it:i!i;a 'ircii , .r." standard o.! (o o' . .una w ledth ed the full e 1 III f th tl'1. I tilt red net ion authorize- a tlte inteist.ite i 'ommerce cnt.i r.l ion .' fe ive July 10. the i ii:u,. it,': annoiiip'Ml Fral iy. '".; ie -;, ti n mean : siving r t)ie -"'i . -a . of : .v.iUntil.- to ;"o r-ten b.- -f a cat on' a i'i .' i ) ga.-.unc :tr I t' ap-j i'Iy tri W:a;tsin. I i.".ip ,m;,i . Sa.ilij Dakota. -th Dakaa. biw.. M.-l so iri atui . rt of o.v I ip n i . Karisjs llhnois, Mh'hi.ui arm Ittdiina. Yo:j m iy saiute axririn n r.l xi hinge compi;:n nts with h.m daily' yet kt-o-.v- nothing of h', character. his inmost tastos ,(pd Ih:r-s, j v CTj? IfTk VF? at Interest dates j nun July 1 on do posits made on or before July 10

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! s Though a bullet was driven Into her brain July A. Virginia Brown, two months old, seems happy and normal at the Long Island hospital and wants to play. PLAN TO DESTROY CALIFORNIA KLAN LOS AXGKLKS, Calif . July 7. A plan to abolish Ku KIux Klan 1i cals and the revelation mat the invisible empire'' has deserted the Kern county oil fields came swiftly on the heels of the conviction and sentencing of John Vitelle, at Taft, j for Klun activities, according to in-i formation revealed here today from l points throughout southern Cali-; forni a. Apparently encouraged by the conviction of Vitelle, a movement was .started to put the Klan t of j business in the imperial vt.H" f was learned Information from Taft stated that the Taft local disbanded last June' 10. and ile.-t roed its robes, following reports that arts of violence had befen committed since the Kern county j;rand jury investigation of alb g d Klan activities began. ADMITS FERDINAND LAX ON U. S. LAW INDIANAPOLIS. July 7. ( l!y 1. N. S.) Kigid investigation of conditions alleged to exist in Ferdinand. Dubois county. Indiana, may be th? outcome of the liea ring before Judg.. I A. K. Amlerso!'. in feib-ia! com t toi - Charles oiinger and Mik- Cebelhacr. charged with iolaHng th- Volstead act. The in ii aneM' d bv rroilibitlo.i nti t.vs. ,, federal warrants c -ha rc of lipjor and maintenance of a public nuisance. All pleaded gui.ty and , their cases were taken unl-r adviselm,t Uy 3u(U(. Amh-rson until th Xoveniber term of court. T; t, , . town and county otlkiais pemittf 1 law violations. Federal operatives declared Latere uuantilits of li-mor ,.,,lirf.a ;,,! ti,. n,n..r wi.en w in d was given of th ir pia-sa nce in town. IPs toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by , rLC'Vt The "SUCCESS ROAD" Leads Through a Savings Account No need to wonder HOW, when so many thousands have proven that systematic dollarpiling: always wins. Get regular deposits teamworking with Interest. The results will surprise you.

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r 1 . ,m 4. -m. ' 'l V il rrr - . ; - -w Materials for Your Summer Dresses Taffetas, $1.19 Plain Navy and Black,, also Navy and White, and Black and White Shepherd checks. Very gd for combination dresses. Crepe de Chines, $1.50 $1.95 and $2.95 In all weights for the summer dress or waist. Canton Crepes, $2.65, $2.95, $3.00, $3.75, $4.25 and $4.50 A most popular Silk in all colors. Georgette, $1.95 An essential summer materia! in a full color line. Sport Silks, $1 .95 $2.95, $3.95 and $5.50 Many fabrics made by America's most famous silk manufacturers. A very complete selection but limited quantities. Two Very Special Offerings in Satin Corticelli Satin in all colors 40 inches wide very low priced at $2.00 a yard. A very fine Satin in Navy only. One of the best values we have ever offered at $1.59 a yard. Chenev Foulards, $1.50 A very special price! All patterns are very desirable in Navy, Brown and Black. Also Foulards in light grounds with designs in Blue, Red and Copen. Wash Goods Sheer Lawns 2 7 inch, dainty colorings in a great assortment 19c a yard. Printed Organdies 36 inch, beautiful pcitterns 25c a yard. Printed Batistes a big assortment of colors and patterns 29c a yard. Imported Voiles 38 and 40 inch. Many grounds with white figur s, fine assortment of light grounds with dainty patterns 59c a yard. Dress Linens pre-shrunk. All the beit colors 59c, 85c and 95c a yard. Fancy Ratines in stripes and checks for summer sports wear $1.59 and $1.95 a yard. Imported Ginghams one of the best values in our Wash Goods Section. All colors in small checks 50c a yard.

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Short and Lony: Sleeved Waists $2.00 Each Here is an opportunity to get a very good waist at a very moderate price. They are French Voiles trimmed with val and real filet lace. Sizes 34 to 46.

Another Big Shipment of Wayne Knit Irregular Hose 4,000 pairs at a saving of 1-3. Imperfections do not effect wearing quality.

For Women All Silk, full fashioned. White $2.00. Boot Silk. Black and White $1.50. Boot Silk, Black only $1.00. Boot Silk in colors 75c. Out size fine Lisle 50c. Black and Balbriggan 25c.

Fine Lisle Hose for women, 59c quality. Black only 3 pairs for $1.00.

Men's Bathing Suits One and two-piece. Made of hir?h grade ool in plain colors and stripes. All sizes. $3.00, $4.00 and $4.50

Men's Athletic Union Suits Good quality Dimity. A big bargain at 69c

Boys' Sport Shirts and Blouses Fancy Striped Madras Sport Blouses 95c Sport Blouses with fancy colored collars 79c Striped Percale, Blue Chambray and Klhaki Sport

Shirts 95c. 150 Sample Silk Bags $2.50 and $3.95 Made of fine Nio'-a silk in Blue, Black and Brown with sterling and gold frames. Values from $5.00 to $12.50. Boston Bags 52.50 Just the thing for 1 your vacation. Made j of real cow hide. Formerly priced $2.98. j.

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Store Opens 8:30 Closes 3:30 11 Our The Full For Children Children's all Silk Hose. Sizes 7 to 9' 50c. Children's Fibre Silk Hose. Sizes 4 to 6' 25c. Children's Brown Lisle Hose. All sizes 25c. sheets Fvery number a splendid bargain. 81x90 Wrarwell . .51.25 81x90 Pequot $1.75 72x90 Pequot or Anchor $!.f0 54x00 Pequot or Anchor $1.30 Sheetings Price that you cannot Iri pa vs. 9-4 Pepperrll 39c I 0-4 Pepperell 43c 9-4 Pequot 59c I 0-4 Pequot 6 5c: Pillow Cases Values most unusual. 45x36 Hill's 29c 42x36 Hill's 25c 45x36 Franconia ... .25c 45x36 Pequot 45c 42x36 Pequot 40c Bed Spreads and Sets 80x90 Satin Spread, scalloped. A $5.95 value for $4.50. 80x90 crocheted, colonial colored, Priscilla Spread, Scalloped $2.75. 78x88 Matchless, best grade. crocheted white Spread $2.25. 80x90 Satin Bed Spread with Bolster to match. A $10.95 value for $8.95.

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