South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 192, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1922 — Page 3

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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 11. 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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55,000 TABERNACLE DEDICATED SUNDAY

MEETING GALLED ON WIRING SITUATION

Fort If ayne "He-Vamps' Arc A of Old-Fashioned

AWARDS AHMOOHCEDiHITÄ'SSr

FOR FUND CONTEST

July 1 1 s.i i

Kail and Elrrtrir Hr.nl Will-'- th" i Pr!-tr.r. of h.,:r : Original Painting of Arti-ts

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F' P.T U'AYNI'.

"MhI Ar.fhor.y."

?hewana Lake.

fn,!. of South Hrjii; W. I Puker. .Mi5. Krr.rni Mrs. Mr Mairi vrh. f'or.i Stuckrnan ar 1 .Ia'c'.. Arthur Mclnturff. of (Jrhfn; J. K. Kimrnf!. of Munci.: Ii I. Humhr'.i. r? Ilmrn Char- A. F'arn. of I'lymnjih; ' (Jri.-o. of War.w.v; ,v" K. DfOrr. f ( Mkvlllf: I! 1. Millar, cf Napw. n. T-i.v. of Wir.om I-ik; H. F. I'ri'l-y .ir.i C. A. 'twart. of II,,:nt:r.irt'-n: Ilasdl Wolf", of North Liirrty, arvi A. T. Ror.k, o Mi'.foni.

FEMININE STRIKER TAKEN IN CUSTODY

yvvl With Srvicc Coin ini-ion Tndav.

Fort Y . !,' fir.al" hoj; r

Offered in Riley Hospital Content.

N'ljTA.V '( !!. .July 10. T'-r.t

Thy !ay th "hf-v.imi)" of th

i o;;y jiow .ir-- making f-rhf lu! v:.-; ! its" to trXr parlors to have ,-mia-! IN'IilA.VAI'OMS. Juiy 10. Thr"?

;r r i w-h-.-h hi-- h"n , r r.t wa" iut In their locks. . ; rU.r.il j-a.i.t:np.- hy famous artists v rr..rr th" '-or-sf ruction ; o;.ii l-raru! of wave hts 1 n rl.-- an 1 $ 1 .". 0 ;r. Kf'M will l" .iw.irdl -is

h (nv'tn u ;rs t fr.r th "Mrnr -x. t b.ro- rr in a f ."it--".v:1 poster mntcef.

: it a j ::- -rri l:ti'. v iy

r:i -': r. ir torn"

'( mat .v-. f th" A -".'";;;. n. tfl" A. ' .i t i n . (Tf im

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A r. l :bat. in": all. Th"-" 5irr.- ruc-ju::." r .irf ailir f- r th? ii:tra-f.!;:"r.ab!" Ij 1

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to bo u.-"-a in lare-wiil" ram -

noSKKN, Ind.. July 10. S;rr;a!)' Th" $0000 tabrna I, pn"!M on j land at Sh'.p.h,wana lake. srlvn to i t'.io Hrth rn church? cf In liana , by Albert Ka.es:. of Shipehwana, I

a.s "aicatj unany aftrrnoon at

..:..') n r nrrf x-ron f hn cr-rmon wn i

. o.jth Henri. ilev. Jacob Arthur Tclnturff of tf-shn prrach9! Jn th" tabprnacl" Sur.'Tay nlht In the absence of Chailcs A. Rimo of riyrr.outh. Tho mr-rnine: srvi -es. marklmr thf opn-

KLAN HOLD MEETING IN PARK AT MUNC1E MT'NCIV:. Ind.. .July in. r,y I. N. S.I Thr'- thoti-ir 1 pr-rsor. p attnl-

lo'-al park

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l-'."P(hor.o cm - i ar.'l p!it -b.t rom-l trou.-rs it-s Nurau 'fiadcrn th"ir shapely linib. to

Hib..c rv,C"iw;t th attractiori of th wav-.

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i STATE ROAD WILL

BE COMPLETE DEC. 1

l ai-n fr c .iii;. ;;.. th- raiiT,? of . ; incr nf thf annual Indiana Bible

conff-rencp nnl camp mec-tin of th Hrethprn church. vas conducted by (V ( '. (Jrif-so of Warsaw. OfTicors of the conference are: A. T. Wirick. of South Bnd. moderator: K. L. MlllT. of Nappanee, vice.

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! JL'.OuO.ooo buü'hr. fun.l fr th

f)l-1 J.irn'T- AVhircurnl) K:!'-y Il'.pital for off. 'h;!dr'n. Tli con'c-t. which !s

cj n tu any person in Indiana, will r'.K.t.- s'"it. 1, :t has hn announced. Th" first prizo v.-ill be an original

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.ri ir"id. S"-ond pr.70 will be an or.Nal painting by Krar.kiin I'.ootii arvl ?LT in Sold; third jiri- original dr;t.v;ic by Frederick l'olby and ? lf. in ko'.'I. S-v n iiri..s of $5 f tch

irii-ryand 4'-oJ mr.fl orator nd C. C. Gri.o,

of V.'ar-

metinc h'il in a

th1 Mur.cie Ku

Klin. addr.'d bv Dr.

Fowler of Indianapolis Th" KHnmn appeared In public yesterday for th first time -rithout th'ir roj.f.5 and hood 5. Th ri-tinc bad p"n adverti-ed as an rx;ioo ot th Klan and 20" r.errrr who were pro-nt. left hurriedly .when they found the Klansmen In charge of the program.

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siw. secretary. The .pecial committee that superintended construction of the fabernaclf 1? composed of the following: O. W". Hench. of South

p:-.-p. I '.: if, rr.'-.

v to the nror.o.ed ruls

.i.r'i'!y !i iv :.-.-rk r:tal- i n forma II , : r iT.iT to John "Mcard. chairn n of the r -1 -1 r s-rv;- comni!r. Ti)"..- lj" "ops. however, 1 :i n.'id'" f tily b'-c m- th"

: riii'--" conn:- 1 iin rtner h" With a fow a mend - th ifiiusts ran Vi fiverth h.'liriil ir.!- iid.

lriK.I I!il Ari'.'-.n? the ir"P'i-'.l ru!fs which ;: r- to ! ; i r ri : e d for f or.iderat -'i at 'h" !TU-tiT!C ar-:

1 Ti;at all wir'- ci; tro!l-y wir.1)

.f s'r""! r r.tcrurli in n'reet rallr oi l compan; s!iall be suspended over a d vi t - rrn attached to i po!e at vn h f.p of the rrrmz . Ail i"'.f-( ,f wooden shall n"t b

'.e - than .".x ineh-- in rf;.itr,c tr at i i .T' to; nor I" t; than !2 in-'heis M '

Sertinn"' of Lincoln Hijihwav Will (a1 More Tlian $100.000.

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us-d in the. posters.

the surf ii-.-

IMWANAPoLIS. July 11. With; tie eornpl tion of wrk on the; "ideal p. dion" of the Lincoln hishuay. betwe.-n S h f r-r i 1 k- and Iyer; in Iake county. Indiana, will hav ! V-i . f..-.,. i.trf.tili . . f t-.-i(l ill t 1 I

IJl' ililT.. i I ' I i 1 "I ll.l't All Fr.it-d S'tev. ircordir.t; to officials of the state highway department and the j.ii'-nln Highway association. The road is to In- conipletc-d I. .-fcrnber 1. 12. The rnntrriil fnr the cfin.'Jf rur-

, , ... r 'h'.ch solicited monev and öUf..iP?i twin work was award'd Men' v . -

'e!)fer. Inc.. A I'.ton. Mass.. at a cos: of $ P'oWiOO, and work is to h ein at once. The "ideal section" Is to be

mile? lorn,' and is to be constructed India na

alMO lnd; E. L. Milkr, of Nappanro and

j Jacob Arthur Mclnturff. of rioshen.

inp uinie conierence and camp

will continue over Sunday. More than 50O persons

exclusive careiarfi expected to attend. Amon2

tmer.t of .siek and criooled 1 makers on the program are Hrj-an

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rhiMnm i,f-;, -,Q ti r-M..,- riouer. ni v-aicao universiiy

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and ten prizes will bo awarded

' The j). stf-ir- .iff to he on 5om 1

! ; ubj ot which -will cr.nr.'ft in the j n'.eetintr oi-.-orver's mind the need for a state' jU-V

1 ir .tufion for tho

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A. PHeie'erer. of Ashland. Ohio:

! J. W. Clark, of Howe: cjieri Car-

Lpentr. A. T. Wirick and G. W.

1,600 Quarts of Raspberries Ditched in Truck' Accident GOTHEN'. Ind.. July 1 .V ?Peelal Sixteen hundred charts of ra.her-rle-. valued at $.100. went Into .a ditch nar Chururbusco when a motor truck owned anl drien by Isreal Zweie of Frt Wayno va wrecked Monday. Mr. Zwei- has an injured foot. Harry Goldstein. companion of Zv( suffered a dislocated shoulder. The berries were belnsr hauled from Fort Wayne to Fenton Harbor.

Fort Wavnc Woman I Arm rested for Malicious Tres- 1 pa?ing Monday. FDKT WAYXK. Ind.. July 10. ! Tb first womfn to bo ArTtl mi the disorders rlsir. from the rail' strike h"re Is Mr.. Marparet cJi.ar.d. wife of a striker, who .-a arra'cnd In p. o lire court Mcr.day on a charpe. of malicious tre.spasjs.in?. 1 Mrs. Gland Is allejre-i to have hurled ; a brick through the windh!eld cf Pennsylvania iop eniploye'a automobile while h wtis on his -way tö work. rcmparatlvo calm prevailed jn the local r.k' pltuatin Mondav.

foiioivinsr the action of Sheriff Ai Alib 'tt. in dpu:!zin? 47n prominent citizen es an emerccr.y police forco to Quel! violence when their services are nee led. The sheriff appointed the fpfcial deputle, at th instance, cf the state attorney ?e r.oia 3 .

Five Goshen Churches Are Mow Without Ministers r.OSHK.V. Ir.i.. Juiy I". F.e Cohn r!uirfh-th ".r.-t I'r.-ty-frian; First Faptift; F.rst U'-forrn-(d; Kr.cl;h Luthrrar. ar.d ;hurch

of God ar without r.iin:.-ter. fem I of th a.Mr! wer brought about j

by Internal d:.cr.s.n.j. Goshen 1. i 22 churche. Several of them ha- new minister.

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WOMAN ii.wr.s sin.r MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. July 1 (FpeciaD Mrs. Genr? P:elki. 33-year-old wif of a painter. crmniited fuicvie hy hangir.c in her home here Monday. She leave two sbr.s in a l l::: n. to hrtr h'.:?- ar i. Hnr mind hid b--en deraneed for three months it is said.

How My Corns, Bunions and Calloused, Burning, Tired

Feet Hurt

what shall I Do?"

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nur irsTi:oY!s station. LAFOFTH. Ird . Ju.y 10. Fir which broke cut at W.'lNi.-.ro. r. ar her Sunday. destroyed th-' l'"r Mirquetto p':f-eneir ar. ! fr" trht stations and other nearl y bu.'. '.me.

If you want experts to take care of your fancy garments and hats, call Aetna Cleaner?;, founded and supervised by Theo. Trara?. New location 915 II. Sample. Lincoln -.1.6 l?7-tf.

WOMAN COMFS PACK TO I.I Fl' - Ton "rave often heard of wamen being crippled and helpless from years or rheumatic trcible. A woman who has been bedridden for years tried our PRFSO RIPTION 1?02 and is now as lively a a cricket. Others have found remarkab

GYPSY FOOT RELIEF

N'f more oVirr the fer in rr.rd citr i tb r.r prüder. riakter. hot :.-vor.vr z.-.f rxe r.o nu r.r botbfr! Arptr sn T.a rr.ir.ute. then walk .I bks wrrk on our feet a lo"-

z v ij wish

The excrjciv-.rs vr. rr.i

r.rhes fr'rj crrr.. bv-racrs. c- ; .ses. and burr.T.. w, t.r-d feet vanish as if by r.-.tgic!

relief in it.

Wh-

not yo-i.

Tail

Landen Prut: Ft ore Company. Corner Michigan and Wayne. I s-tf.

Gypsy

Foot Relief A Wonderful Secret From the Desert. Don Avr7 With Foot Trouble.

Succul Result Guaranteed in evrrr csa cr money bsrk. SJ 13 th. J city by

Flour Sent from Indiana I

Has Arrived in Russia, INDIANAPOLIS?. jjy 10. IMcarj H. Fvans. chairman of the Indiana I Iftsslan Famine Fund com-.;- 'on!

last winter and spring for the- rriicf

of famine suffererers in the Volga, riv.r region. );s received information! that tie !.)s: of tlie Hour collected in j

When you Masters.

say cigars say Dutch Advt. 16 3-tf.

ji.i'.f-s shall not

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nin'v trie s-f;ife nm the I Jnrn n

l-e b-ss than thro ... . . .. .

reached Petrograd July

ind

not

bes than

the

Highway a.-ooiatlon. The state

has atrn-ed to jay $r3,0no a mile to

lncip-s a' th" top

bv- ir-.''iie ?h' urface of

ground. I'ivh siiai: rot be more

1:11a i'o ie. r .ipnt. voriation. Due to the fact A!; w;r..- : r. st 1 1 d nff-r the rus I ,i;.r mU. cnnchf fh

When Master.

you fr'ay cigar Fay

Dutch 1 Adv.!

build the road, the remainder to b borne by the Iincoln Highway as-

-ection of road.

..e ot TO,- . w v ,.,.;,-,n,iss;n

th-i id''

the Indiana hili entered into th

This Is Watermelon Vlfeek

All

eaiers

1 .-me effictive. or w,r. renewed'

r new l.pcn ru ri r sb. all

j er or aluminum wire. Al. "'i',n n'pt'inont. wire.s eroding radroa-! shall b I The .Ttion will be a 40-foot wid su pe-ndf d tv t b than !." feet ' pavement on a liiO-foot right-of a'.ov th. urf 1-- i f the ground. In j wnv. The concrete slab will be 1 the ( - of a trolley f . e ! wire. It I itx lies thick, and the road will b tli ill not '. -- than 22 f' t above j reinforced with SO pounds of sic'

vad'vater- wi ngs

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7 5 4 - -syiri. - FOP'ALt EVERYWHERE LEARN TO SWIM NOW CUaPANTECD BYAYN'AD MrCCO-MOBOKEN- n-j

Piowaly Fruit Co.

f the grotir.d. uni w'nl if anv

the surf n it b-

ration rh ill con-tru"t any M ire h u". mr a vo'

corpo-

maintain

ae of "no or

oViT. exci

y wire, it a height "1 feet al" 'Vo st earn

tro

of n"t le-.s t h in

railroid rail-. Ail jiuwer transmission. wires, iTM-.r.s' railro.'i'N .-hall be protect-

y a wir- basket, to prevent them

-tam railroad or

fr-m Tailing on i r.y cth.-r tracks. :oi:itlon of th

: :i:ai; p.ati. w

iliPir of a suit in the virouit court of ho county in which the offense Is

( nimiited.

rules. under i1' f.oor in

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thei the

Double Cliar? Audits Man

Xabbcd in Pistol Fgif!f;,,,

to each 100 siju.ire feet. ; On each side of the 40-foot con-! crete road there will be a flve-foot j sidewalk. The remainder of the! right-of-way will be landscaped and the entire .treteh will be illumin-'

a ted with electric lights. There will be no open drain ditches, drain

age bein taken care of by tinder- 1 1 ground drains. j

It is believed the road. whpn finished, will draw engineers from .-.II over the w.orld to Indiana, to see how U withstands the huge volume of tratlio it is expected to serve.

rTo.Kii.T,s now GAIIV, Ind.. July 10. Victor Korrzun. nro five, was killed here

Monday afternoon whtn he hopped;

1 IH'ill liie 01 on ic n,l,i 11 illl"

i(SHF. Ind.. July 1. (Spo-.tlie path of an automobile. ' !il, Walt.r Ullis, of Nap pa nee.) . 1 ! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmM .

wiv 1 uTi'i'T .';n potm to ar.swer 11 ehar- of t.irryinir conctale.l wapjrs. mi;.--: also face prosecution tor .tlbxtd operation of a still. Ullis, while drunk, is said to have . r,!-;ut"i in a juarrel with Mosos Yod'-r. a Nappanee bicycle shop ov::. r, in connection with a proposed trade. He appeared at the Yodcr fhop with a. revolver, which he ain..V(l at YoJer. In the struggle that rollowed the weapon was diseh.ir&1. the Imlle: opiir into l!ii ceiling l'f th"1 Yod' r shop. ptdice wl'.a --.-ar hed Kllis" abode In the bflu f th.y would fit'.d another vtapon, found a tili.

Six U orhmcn Are Injured When Heavy Truck Falls FOKT WAVNK." In.!.. July 10. ITi-vln Ku:i;. general C"ntrator.

ar.d flv worktiu n wer terriblv , - j crushed when a sT-ton truck fell' on them in a trench in which they j v. re working on the site of the new

I.ir'-oln Iife Irr-urino- huildirv. Itump and John N"e. one of the vorknten. are pectrsl to die.

Ol ngaiir4te

F.OPS HIS MOTIlI'U FOKT WAVNi:. Ind . July 10. I rry Ianah'"y is 1 1 1 1 by "the police ).Ti 0:1 a cliargc of robbing hi- moth r. The i.ivi ; accu'd f T.terine bir mother's home during her abser.c' a". 1 carr irit aua tb.ref suit of clothing, a full et of silwrware, lectric t'.as'd. ca.'iolf, a hat and t'tb.er ci'od-- all f hi' h is valued a: 5 1 ""V fli LI'VATl'' Al I.Alir.Il f Ci'SmiN. Ind. July 10. A. J. I'o-'fr if this cit. who .-scaped re--e.:5-fr -m I.or.c'iff rfluni ha I "I'll v-rn hie. but escaped before 1 f t cer 11 u!d tiki- him into ensTo iy. I'i'stcr is ild :o im:. cir.e he rich and that he has enormous :--'! 'täte ibaK pendinc.

It's toasted. This ono extra process gives a rare and delightful quality impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by

CHARLES

SAX

C0HPÄKY

Where You Find Value, Not Only in Price But in Quality

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S0 Trt

Good

Specisils

Here Are The Low Prices You've Been Waiting For

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Cuticura Talcum is Fragrant and ' Very Healthful

1 .-r'f free r f Cutk.r Ulrtorie, Dtpt . M.!-Ii-n. M. 2c evpr hre

LiqusBd Fire A liquid fire to the bedbug, roaches, ants and fleas is what the new chemical discovery really is, al

though there is no damage to be j done by usins; it to your springs, ' furniture or clothing. i Thi. rw chemical is known as FVsVy IVTils ! Qairtua, P. P. Q. Costs :'oc t-ut these ff w cents

will have the power of rl'1in(t your 1 hon of Nsibus. arts, roaches ni j feas if you purchase I I. Q ltisuted and recemmerrf! by the la(i:r? Uosfitala and Railmad Comranln a th J

aftv-l ana quiCKesi way 01 nujin mo

r?Vr rdbugrs, etc. C.. ..t ; . a ti R mVa fix riltnnl.

, ' -T III (iiipi.aipi ... ........ . r" "' I r. P. Q can also r pcrchajved in scaled bottl, , doubl etxrnilia, Ii3'J)4 Xro. j Fold br Ferdral Pmc Store. Amprim I -rug Wetr-.-k's 1'h.irmacy ar. l othr J 1 1 1 n tr lrupitis. ,

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LESS RENT LOWER PRICES ONE BLOCK

SOUTH

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FEL

PHONE LINCOLN

6920

503 SOUTH

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FUQNITUQE-DUGS aSTOUSS

SSEUS DE CO RE

The vogue for hand made costumes with the many opportunities for clever fingers, has brought home sewing into new prominence. For the woman who sews here are many things that have an even greater appeal in the wonderful values at the prices asked.

Plain white, striped and dotted Voiles, 36 to 45 inch; up to 69c value, 2Qf Sale price, yard Oww 36 inch Dotted Swiss in blue, brown and red and 36 and 40 inch figured Voiles: $1.00 value, Sale price, CO yard OSU French Gingham, 32 inch, in fancy checks and a few stripes; 69c value, A7( Sale nrice. vard T w

- W mw One small lot of figured Voiles; 50c value, Sale price, yard

Naincheck. the ideal material for dainty underwear, 36 inch, in pink, blue, lavender and white checks, very dainty; Q7f 50c value, Sale price, yard O I U Imported Organdy, 45 inch, in plain colors, black and white; $1.00 "70. value, Sale price, yard i Jß Silk Stripe Shirting. $1.25 value, Sale price, yard IvSa Sport Skirting, 40 inch, in light and dark

blue, orange plaid and rose stripe; formerly

$2.00 and $2.50, Sale price, yard

Imported Dotted Swiss. 32 inch, in all colors; up to $2.00 value, Sale (JJ flrt

4 iWU

29 c

S1.59

price, yard

Notion Specials Dress Snap Fasteners in black and white; very special, 3 dozen Pearl Buttons, good quality, card of 1 dozen, special at Basting Thread, in black, 200 yard spools, special

Dress Shields, good quality, sizes 2 and 3, special at Best Brass Pins, sharp points, package of 360, special at

Hooks and Eyes, in black and white, special, small sizes at 3 Vic; Stf large sizes at 0 w No-Tair Hair Nets, double mesh and cap shape, hand made, real human hair; special, 3 for baVW Stickerei Braid, variety of ft colored edges, special, bolt Skirt Belting in black and mi white, special, yard I UU

5c 8c

5c 45c 8c

1 vry .

-v' .v.. t -v

Towels and Toweling

Huck Towels, size 1 7x32, good quality, red border; special at ... . Part Linen Crash Toweling. 18 inch, blue border; special at Balbriggan Wash Cloths, crochet edge; special

Stamped Goods at Clearance Prices.

Cases, 45

10c ISc 5c

extra

Stamped Pillow Cases, 45 inch.

quality; special, g rj . Stamped Glass Towels and Huck Towels,

neat designs; special, each Buffet Scarfs and Dresser Scarfs, size 18x45; special Stamped Pillow Cases, 42 inch; special, pair Stamped Huck Towels, size 18x36, fancy border; special ....

Stamped Scarfs, size 18x52 lace edge and fancy center designs; 7Qi special fSfC All the Big Values are not confined to the yard goods section, there are hundreds of attractive , values throughout the store. Every department has something of interest at greatly reduced prices.

21c

69c 79c 33c

DISTRIBUTORS OF

GOODRICH TRUCK TIRES

SOLIDS, GIANT PNEUMATICS AND THE SENSATIONAL

SEMI-PHEUKiATiC TRUG! T

SULLIVAN

-SMÄW TIRE CO

436 S. MICHIGAN ST.

LINCOLN 6241

Why

ülLC

Cord.

stand.

ilvertown

s alone

FIRST and foremost, because it wears longer, because it looks better, and because, mileage considered, it costs less than any other tire at any price. It is the pioneer cord tire.' It established the use of cord tires in America. Its makers developed and proved every advance in cord tire construction. It has always held the leadership. It won its position by its quality. It is not merely a "cord tire." It carries with it all the meaning associated with the words "Goodrich Silvertown Cord." The Silvertown safety tread not only guards against accidents but adds to the miles and wear in the tire. It has in it all the good faith, good will and good workmanship of Goodrich. You can get It in any size, from 30 x 3lA up and each and every Silvertown is the same quality throughout. Your Goodrich dealer will supply you now. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY Akrn, Ohio

CfsiLVXRTOWN

v . CORDS

Buy your tires where you fee this Goodrich Tire sign. It means satisfaction in every transaction.

SILVERTOWN CORD3

FABRICS

TUBES

ACCESSORIES

3 ii'i'ii m 'li

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THE HOME OF

SILVERTO

AND EVERYTHING FOR YOUR AUTO

Ludwi

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