South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 216, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 August 1922 — Page 3

FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4. 1922

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STRIKE TORNADO SWEEPS JACKSON Fifteen Hundred Clash at Michigan Central Shop Women Join in Raid.. JA'k':N Mih.. Aujf. 3. illy L. j , Tr.f stri'KP trrr.ftflo broke m .: ,-k-ior.. '.ilr.r-j!ay Aft moon .hT. r.Trly l.",0ö MlhJernn Ontrnl ... iroflfl trtrikr and nymthlzTS -rkri anl poJ unction nt 4 Or 2t thv.! ; r, ;ay qu. ik. Ir.c rrruV- aftr Tuidy's r;ir.cr (lrnr)r."trii.Tlon. Chi'-? of Po1 r Huif.n jn!T".l 4 0 o.Tiot to tor. yreP. Th f IT) th of mn, WOj r n an '. (-h'.:lrn arrr.e-1 with Micks r,, l.r "k.- and t- '- of v ,o f,r'!r. on a":ivfl! nf tho pMIc : r. ! r--n.n : n-'! ?o until -v- . rkrnon com- ! :r fr"Ti t h -hofn r- 'hM Pae a v. irJ c.ir It wa-s thn the i öftrer", ' i.-.'l s.r.krr suffer M minor lnjur.es. ; !:-h 'hf Hulfon, who took; r!,.'.rir of th affair. ar.l City Man-; i r Crary were rtu',k by ni''.U : r.-l flic-. Ch.f TfurJtvin was one; ! f . r'-'J tu 'j- hl "Mr.y" fin a tnti : n r. ,t r : -"ir. ' - to rfriko h!ni d'-wn . ( I 'f;rtT. rr.'-'n ar.d worn:-n wrro tak.-n' Ir'.to r'l'O'ly, i !,! p'!;..r nlo r I.t y .! a bi pait i fh n'nrk. women throwing 1: j h i".cs of tho.e a.tton;pt;r.? to j ! 1 them bi"k. TÖWNSEND APPEAL MADE FOR BONUS

. . r i- ! BAITIjK CRKLK. Mi.-h.. Aiu. Z. iMirliiaii .Vnator nrecives lligjcny i. n. oiüc ai opening of

Ovation W ithin Few Miles of Hep. Kelley's Home. LANIN'L Mich.. Aue. 3 (By X. ) Turr,.r.e on hi.; tormentor, j

S". r ci,,rU i T...-nrnt ri .t nt'are oxprcted to arrive today. The

tt.lr.c- wor I-. :n hi d:.Vuinn of 1s- .'! - thy hive ra:sl in tlie repu'i.ean pi;mary bat;!-, before a crowd f 1,50 Insham county farmers, K3thrfl at Pine Iake for their anr.t! il fl!d-day yesterday. Jut a f w miieM from the home of Rep. Kelly, tho rivnl who has been mt'X viperous in condemnation of the Townsend campaign. Michipan's .senior senator n'oeivrd a pjgnt-ft-.Mnt ovation a' he began to speak, and his a '.he.4? smirht and fcunil th5 wfaker spots iri th1 armor of his opponent.-. "If excs;ve expenditures b the 'ter1 Jo" of Michigan politlc it 19 not th fn!y 'treilo' thflt exists, " he shot at Kellcy, who hid just un r i 1 Ä j v. i . . I , ior

a I .piarters of the 6th corps area pro-1-not oeing employed unlawfully : ,,,v.,,, ,, t..,i,...

for me. No adverting is bemg boxinfr" mat(.hf.s with!n anv ost or bought either for my.-if or my.r;imp of thA arra. onlv"mrmbers

I of the military, una , rational! , , , .... . "Mv committee a maklr." nubbt? 'much increased and condition good. w LOTimi.il m.iuir.-, pu ri.c , iiarfi or organize. 1 reserves mav . , r'-.on'hv t at e n-i on t s of rtif n.'nro ' , 1 rillt 1 Top is lfXHi. . . . i.ii.t. mi c.p ti'i..rr . ;(p,r-,r ln puch match's. T, . . ' , It wouli be much easier to spend Potatoes, tomatoes and other nion-y ce rrtly without a committee. fMvYIY m T'I1T truck and erarden crops would be but the stat' law providts that a 1 1 ' ' r ' J' x " HA beneiited by a good ra In, but no tserrommitt rnu't be forjr.d nd re- iirriv ni)."R Tinv OHV :ous tlrtni''lCP developed, port of expenditures be t'r.ad by IItVI 'i c"tM7i. Tobacco, lias made splendid the committer's treasurer." i SrTYMOl'R. Ind.. Aug. 3. Can- growth and pome fie'.ds have been 'Co ngre.t never found any flnan-' nrri',' !n dackson and adjoining j topped. al ohjertioi: to squaring up with j runties will t.rgln on the tomato Tree fruits are all In excellent conit ' ro-ts-piiM contractor--." Baker Inrk nfx' w-ek. Tst run.s will b-! dition. ?nmo trouble Is being exn .-:rte,i, i.ut when !t com s to t h ' Tl1 :1 de at t of fc.e p'.itit the l-i -: i p i ienced by peach growers ln the .--Mir t.orii, thy can't find a po?-f,:" th:s wt'k -o th.tt. any r. ecessa ry j southern section in shipping their c-1 je way to pay hv poor fellow.! ii,ij:imfn: ran be !ii;i-lc before theurop. v.liO went i cr-.fi." !t.i:i-.'!t i--jpt-i !.eo.me 'ne.avy. i n account of the railroad strikt"I bei. eve .-. accumulated wa!th ' Tomitoe in tho commric;al fields! '""Ion growers arc much diseourag-

of the !l:i!;r:il magnate who prof-i11 ite 1 vh:! our pnidiers wer giving i t v. e ; r place "oo.i Franco is better' t e , y t.nniH monev than . break f-it table of some poor devi! who works in a brick yard. Strcct Car Company Sells TrVr.v ass ,.. 7)7-1 ' j inu.. A tig. ... h;; jMtioiis of street a rs in var-j 1 t ;:! communities m tr. state a; re woriyln a'.oit increased rates the 'ince!i:i.- s Rlectrii' Railway lias noun -cd thit the company will j .'11 a "wee 'l title the h y l,-u""i" wh,.ch will . 11 r to av, li'.inv ri Jes

4'" '"-i-ed at any time on any carjin to the xccutive beard of the vafor a period of one w ek- The p.iv. j rj, !U.; cajiors union meeting here s sell f. r $1. ITh T-d iy. The ;i n:;''i;r..TTt mode Py T 1 - .

rei.ee (,... !:, -!. :ai mat ag-r ol the con'i.ivy. a;. s t ha? the ..f:'.-r i' ! n ia I dr..-:ti; the :.icnth.s of Anr.'!tt and S- pteu-.b. r only. It was b'srned that in '!; ont th- .!' f the "weekly pa:,." proves .Sif. fjrtrrv that : will Tv.f.dr a j -. a r t :t re The ;'a : but are only tra r.sft rc a goo. r.r ne. i:.Hi.-" ii: r at a lime. rutMi R kim; niMsr.i.r rCAMCror.T. Ind.. Ait. R-.r: W. Ri-.nn. uelikr.own farm r 1 i i r g r.ar here, committed -:!'. b- Thursday by shooting him-f-lf. Ii 1 ody wa-i found in the b..r- : . 1 v R v. A. R. Stark, of CamOhio, owner of the farm. in is survived bv a wife ir.d 1 hrt c iii'.drer.. the oldest being 12 THE CIG ELECTRIC SHOP VViHns and Repairing S. D. Moran & Son

We Sell Coal for Lci SAM C. LONTZ k SONS On Colfax A v. Main 74

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I. m& Dutch Beauty I Jenny SchaiTer approximates the Holiandalse iaca of beauty, for she had been vof.d the most tcautlful r.rr ir. ? cv' " YOUNG AMERICA ARRIYES AT CAMP CUSTER TO TRAIN About 2.500 Students Are Headv to Begin Military Trainin: for One Month. the citizens military tr. lining camp came Wednesday with the arrival of 2.'oo yountr men from Michigan. I'.iinois, and Wisconsin for I-(month's work at Tamp Cuter. Tiio lt of the 3,000 studnts i majority are under :0 years old. Tli1 task of cl issifyinr the men. o r-w , 1 1 . i . i; i"i iii'ji um S, W. - I ,( cording t( thi t h rt tiainn courses which will be given, and outlining the jw-hdule for them, has been un dertaken by a staff of .".: ofheers of I the regular troops and 0 7 officers of i the organized reserves held over from the closing of the O. R. C. eanp lnvt week. Col. II. Knnvs Is in command. During the month the students uill r-ceip intensive instruction in the rudiments of tnJ'i.ary drill, int hiding special Instruction in machine gun. automatic rifle, grenades, ami other special arms. Cnmp recreational activities recfived a pevere blow today with the . , I I reoeipt of an order from the headJackson.

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sVott and Jennings!' d at the priyp-rts of shipping their ripening lopidiy, and i product to market.

oiaim:1 at e growers have informed packer.- that j d - :.ver;es wli! becrln not later than r.ext Thursday. The pro-pects for a I coo.1 crop appeared dicour gicg un - i til recently when tb tomato grnwi ir.g district received a heavy rain, j Growers now predict one of th b;gPon crop in years. Thny mv that th tomatoes are sound and of goodj. - ..'.je.- Tomatoe. will b delivered under the contract price of $10 a ton. SII)i:S STKIKH. , DRTROIT. Aug. 3. Nearly 500 r.rent Uakes steamers will b tier: l;p xx jt hin a few day. when 1 1.000 men finl.u-oc r,r c r ; v r. t..-. .

Union Bus Station

RIDE BY BUS

I.. Cms llih t'la.- Service MTy Passenger is Protected by In-iiranci. l or Further Information 'all 1.-21.

GRAY BUS LINKS SCMliDl I. lis TO Nil. RS. Week Day? :r.O a. m . 1 f : 4 5 a m . 3:15 p. m.. r:4.". p. m.. 7 : 1 ü p rt-.. Saturday Only In addition to above. 12:15 p. m.. l:2o p. m. Sundays and Holhlay.s :4f a.m. 1:15 p. m.. 2:40 p. m.. 7:1" p. m., 11:00 p. m. TO PUCH ANA N Week Days tl : .". 0 a. m.. 10:45 a. m . 3:15 p. m.. 5:45 p. m., 7:15 p.m. Su.-.days and Hol: lav :45 a. m.. 2:15 j. m.. 7:J5 p. m.. 11:00 p. ni . TO DO WAÜ I AC Wek Day 6:50 a. m., 10:43 a. m.. 5:45 p. m. Saturday Or.ly In addition to alovr, 1:20 p. m. Sundays and Holidays S:45 a. m . 1:15 p. m. Hamilton Transportation Co. sei 1 1 :nr i. r.s South Rcntl to Pleasant Valley, North Idhcrtj, WalLerton. Koeuti "Nike, rimrrntown, Hamlet nntl Knox. TO WADKERTON Iaily S:00 a. m.. 10: CO a. m., 3:00 p. m.. C:00 p. m. Svnd..T Ritra 11:00 p. m. TO KNOX IaLly 10:00 a. m.. 5:00 p. m. öunday Extra 3:30 p. m.

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ORDER RAIL MEN TO GUARD LIYES Rrotherhoods Direct Members ! to Discontinue Trains If Lives Endangered. CLKVCI-AND. O.. Aus: 3 (By U P.) L.eadeT of th b.r brother bir brother!nu to hoods today directed a r tit i 7 n rl q r f.r.u-i operation of train. If t?fir Mve wer c-ndangered by lrreepons'.b euar.Ifl." JrsorvllI- and Hhmond on tn Pi'r.-tv'r.ir'i rjrni,' AUrhn to David H. RoberUon. ! rr;dnt of t'n V othrnood of I.o( o:notive P:rmen and Engine men, th- railroad guards hav? shot at bicthrhood mwihew In ?om 1 n:ancf nd otherw:. Intimidated t r. hi "Not only hive they shot at ourj iTimor.:. uoof r!on continues. tut according1 to reports the guards t dir. ve ue,-i nunvbers on box car. for' taref-ts whiie- our men were working rn the car. 'The situation from the etandpoint of pruards i becoming steadily worse and the railroads must hold their ftuards In check If they expect brotherhood member to remain at worP-." A peneral committee repreentlnfr j the brotherhoods left today for I Louisville to invetig-ate alleged inI t'.midatlon and attacks on brotherhood members employed by th j Louisville and Nashville raldroad by j guards. DROUTH IN STATE MAY AFFECT CORN Low Temperature and Slight Rainfall Has Failed, Howe er, to Damage Yield. INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3. (By U. ly below normal, no serious damage has been done to fc"rrwins crop?, although little rain occurred during rln. ririr.l aircr.t in a few i'attcrf (1 cahticc. according to the state s-mi-monthly crop report issued today. The corn crop, continues to show - i'n.iil nrntrifirt V iii f ,ia nnw In nppfl , , ," ' . ru- n. 1 lain ill ill1-1 L i'ia töi a ... are of uneven growth, but all are cie in and most of it Is tasseling. Winter wheat and rye threshing nearing completion In all .sections with tlie yields running: from 4 to 15 bufhels for wheat and 10 to 30 bushels for rye. Marketing Is fairly liberal. The oats and barley harvest has been completed and threshing commenced but Indicated yields are very unsatisfactory In all sections. The hay harvest us completed with satisfactory result. Young clover rot do ng well and meadows ana "r l vcr' P00 ln most lo,; A11 live stock is in good condition. rxroPt few scattered cases of hog ohoiera. The farm labor supply is f 'lul1 t0 tho detmand. PRISOXI-ni 1C.PKS. WARSAW. Aug. 3. Eldon Raker. H.'lamsport. Ia.. en-tenced to i ervp 15 days on conviction of train liding, made h: escape from Special Officer B. O. Mabie. while holr.ff j taken to the Kosciusko countj- jad from the court of Jusrtlce J. S. Catn. I Raker was taken from a Baltimore j Ohio train at Syracuse by Ma - i ble. ! Iet experts clean your garments, and hats. Aetna Cleaners, 918 R. Sampl St. I-:.17C adv. 205-t. 215 West Jefferson Blvd. Ind. Motor Bus Co. i sriii-:nri.i:s Siüitli Heml to Ikc1IIc. Rapaz. Harris Road. Plymouth, Argos, Rochester, I,ake Manitou. fitvni Oak, Perryburg. Mexico. I ein. TO PRRU Week Days 7:00 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Sundays 8:00 a. m. only. TO PLYMOUTH Week Days 7:00 a. m.. in:co a. m.. 1:13 p. m., 4:00 p. m.. 5:30 p. m.. 11:15 p. m. Sundays 3:15 p. m. only. Elkhart-South Bend Motor Bus Co. scin:i)ru:s South I lend to 3Ithawaka, Tx1n P.ram h. Ragle Point. Osceola, Elkhart. NOTE: Ru.s leaves UNION RFS t'TATION. 215 W. Jefferson Rlvd.. South Rend, every hour dally at er; minutes before the hour. First Rus leaves Elkhart Daily: 5:50 a. m. and every hour. Lat Rus leavxs Elkhart. Dally 9:50 p. m. First Ru leaves South Rer.d Daily ß:5C a. m., and every hour. IiPt Rus leaves South Pend. Daily 10:50 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays: I-ost Rus leavt-s Elkhart 10:50 p. m. Ixis-t Pus leave South Bnd 11:50 p. m.

to determine amount ; OF WATER IN STREAMS

I.N'DIACAX'OLJH. Aug. 3 The av-era:-amount nf water contained In ruMic streams and river of Indi ana. tcffArier -with the effect vrpon Fame cf pollution ar3 'aste cf to b determined through a survey t j eirteJ bv 1 the er.lneerins divl.on ! of tho rtate j ment. conservation departine cirecc resuit or rn.s survey. ray Itlcftard IJher. director, will prcrlde the peo;e with data ucful l":: .h!y J1 Z inrure the täte a permanent supply of pure water for all '.lurpws. To g'Jage the s'ran: the d'partmer.t will establish a eries of rta-r:-or.. The Hrst AL.xtiona to 4p etct- ' l V' , w W4 -dtsoon-iV at Gar'On Little Kankakea river at ?h.n,?r- me nver at Davis. Wabash river at Losranroort. Fame rlvr at Lifayette. and at Terre Hairte. wet: fork of White river at Ir.dlanapoüa and at Washington. end wejft fork of same river at S'hs and Rt soiir. fl rtc-on as possible aTter the firt 10 etAtlon.s arc rstabMshed. others wiV. be lnrtalld, on the "Wabash river at Huntington. Wabash. IVru. Covington, Vincenncs; on west fork of "White river at Anderson and at Sper.t-er; on eai?t fork of White river at Co'umbiM: Whitewater at BrookI ville; Tatxka river at Patoka and at Jasper; Mlse.newa river at Peru and Marlon; st. Joseph river at Mishawaka; Maumei river at For; wayn; " ildcat river at Kokomo; i Salamonl rivor at Portland, and Blue river Rt Hdinburg. NEW BOILER LAW IS PL.VNNED FOR INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 3. Approximately 1,500 serious boiler accidents occur in the United States every year, of which about 4 00 are violent explosions, cays William V. Griffer, chief boiler inspector of the Ftatei industrial board. More than 500 persons are killed ln these accidents, about 800 person., are injured, and approximately $1,000,000 worth of property 1 destroyed, he said. Within a ehort time, Mr. Griffer said, a committee consisting of two boiler manufacturers, two representatives of boiler insurance companies, two plant engineers, a representative cf Purdue university, and the state boiler inspector will begin work on a new boiler law for tho state. The present law, Jt was said. Is in many ways inadequate to regulate the Increased use of boilers. Twenty-nine states now have boiler laws, Mir. Griffer said. Indiana has had a boiler inspection law since 1911. Losses on boiler failures ln the state last year, it was -aid, cct a total of $111,000, and caused the death of three persons and the Injury of seven. With approximately 27.000 boilers In use ln the state, the loss of life and properly laßt year is regarded as remarkably low. and is explained by uic ii:-i'ci nun M-rvi.' proviueu ny i the state industrial board and by the nine Insurance companies derating in thi.s field ! the state. Three St ills and Booze Arc Found Near iilrs NILES. Aug. 3. (Special) Fight gallons of "white mule" and three stills were discovered by Deputy Sheriff Ward Logan and Motorcycl1 Policeman Lyle Hutson Wednesday ' hidden ln the weeds alongside the! Rerrien Center road some miles! north of Niles. and are now in pos- ' session of the sheriff. They were found by an employe of the highway commission, who was employed cutting down weeds. j William Meyers, charged with embezzlement by his former empToye, C. M. Montague, was examined before Justice Bacon, Thursday and bound over for trial at the September term of the circuit court. PI cm -3 If You Want to Get In Will Positively Wind ORÜ)E

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This is a bona fide MAKE ROOM CLEARANCE SALE, so if you want to get in on this sale of ours, we advise you to come to this store, examine the quality of our fabrics, offered at $27.50, and you will be sure to buy one suit if not more. A small deposit will reserve any pattern for later delivery.

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CHARGED WITH USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD FT. WAY NC. A -j it. 3. RoW: f. Melroso. of Wttbaeh. 'va n mil cried

Wfdnt -iay brorp Thcn.au J. U?ar, ba.llv Injured Vedri1nv rrJtM cprnnilM.ftr.P rhi.ian automobil driven by

with u. :rff 'He n:i:i to l:raua - He waj arrcl by If. 1 1. Wa5on, j cf this city, a i ttf.ce Ir.spector. .i,a, i-, vi.v j in.- .iir.in i T-ij a change. H H reported to have rerf ived re'. ppera from laro rattern c;tl. rlippJ out The name? ol pcrsor..s published in ;ho i ath col'imrF and ent thm ch.ai fo':ttain pens with a hi!i for 53."c., ('. D. Kel.itire heiinvinz that th pn had ben ordered, paid for It. The nu -

ed July 12, and in th 19 days o!.rnj was urri to r.c soziale a shcrt It operations 11 pens were ent j rurv. ! Prre Three

RAILROAD PURCHASES INDIANA COAL LAND SCRANTON. pa T. ) Purcha' r f At: p. 3. (By I. CC arrf-s of land i in :he Indiana county coal district by the I). L. & "W. Co. we reported j here today. It is said to b tr.e riant of the railroad to us the product of the m'nes for furnishing fuel to Its engine. It wa iaid here todaj the Ir.d!ana min- ;u? now Jdla tut that the 1 T). L. ic W. alms to have operations ' ' r d ::i tli1 rnr f iture. DQCZZiaizzDac

All Readv to Be Seen

N i-1 ew They've come all the way just "what's what" in hats K.now the latest about Many clever features new color effects. You simply must see the Ellsworth's. $5.00, $7.50, for this GREAT On This Sale You Must It Up! r 1 L. 1 11111 illji

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S'pT" ducted in this city in Fine Tailoring. Never have t !;c tne public responded as to this sale. Men certainly H j

know hne goods when they see them. Ir you put off coming, you are only doing yourself an injus- ;-irj tice, because this is a real opportunity for you to iA$

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There Are Still A Good Many Patterns That Sold As High As $60.

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.SIIWHR LKK, Ir.d.. Aur. Mrs. Earl Conrad of Warviw. wa; evpn'.n J oana, l.r r. vonrrta, prinwor i .i WarwT arair. overturned thrro; timo? In frolr over nn fnKinknier.t . thi plaoe on the . i ) viitnw.iv. .Mr. sr'j ..Mrs Con- ! md "A-ere fnroute to Ir.diar.apr'.l r.t : i th time of the accident. He escaj P'l serious Injury. Ho;h wer; I brousht .o the M'cDonnM hospital In ' ; Yr. rsaw. ; i Th" mHhlnr is aia to Tiave bcn I traveling at a rate of 43 mile an i - n,.ur at the tirne of thA aoc;dent. F0RD SUPPLIKS FUFL i T0 RIYAL FACT0RIES DETROIT, Aus. ,1. (By U. P. i Hor.rv Ford's coke ovens today supP'd fuel to his largest conipotiton. -.Vplte th .-erio'.:sr.s of the nhorte in h s own pants. J When informed that large com - j pting companies were running I short of coke Ford announced: I "Th y ffha'l have fuel as lone awe do. If necess-ary then, we will all ci- - down tcrether." DDCIZinCZZDQC ä Fel t es .y from the East to tell you for right now and later. brims? in shapes, trimmings and many Fall Hats now at $8.50 and up rV-,: DC Hurry. This Week Materials Regardless Our Fall Woolens. h a w r l. u.i ir ' Clearance Sale ever conf . I

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WAR VETERANS PLAN 39TH ANNUAL REUNION

north v.-i::sti:r. It. I . A-:c. --Th 3?th irr. nl rur!n of the l.:h Indima "": r.un .i?,ation w',11 b-" h-Id hT" Tutrl.y. Aur. 2 3. Mr:.:; Tor ttie rvnslnn -a:'.! b fjrn;-:.I J. y tho NVrth Wcbv.er l.ar.d. Th pr-Krani will lrv-ud-- an n-t-drevi by Rev. Cyru Weimer, a .sons: by tho Hirr.e.o .'c Hunts otuir;t, a v.-elcome address b- Rv. II. A. Pont:t:s. h r.-p;r.-o by J. H. ICnnj-p. an a I-lr-s bv i:v. yx. r l a p.vllr.ir by ?.r. p.uby P.-o-a w. Arvr:''!! Trt' :n th r r.t ort a ; r.n.r. :. virridtw m r.s. .TVOOp Inl., Avii,-. ?.. Gor?Cimpb"'.!. 77, a Civ. I war v-tom".. died u r.xpecte-'.ly Tliur-lnv at .i Ti f ir. p h r' rc. . 11 t-1' if-' ' a fj Ausust

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Priced much lower than you will pay later. Double Cotton Blankets white, grey or tan

Size 60x 76, special, per pair Sizek 64x76, special, per pair "Barlan" Heather Plaid Blankets Size 64x76, special, per pair Size 72x80, special, per pair Woolnap Double Blankets Fancy plaid, size 66x80, special, per pair Plain grey, size 66x80, special, per

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Ready-to-Vear Department

New Canton Crepe Dresses, in black, brown or navy; special

One lot of Wash Skirts, special, to close out Ladies Khaki Knickers, Special Extra Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose in ! lace or clocked, black or white, all sizes. Special, pair . . . SSc Children's Mercerized Sox with fancy tops, all sizes, 20c values. 3 O (P Special, pair .... Cavv Special Purchase 500 Jersey Silk, Petticoats from manufacturers. Plain or fancy, values to H $7.50, special . . p .45 About 20 pieces of High Grade Cretonnes, values up i to 85c yard. Special, yard 49g

Woodbury's Facial Soap, 11 n 3 bars for 1 G

Mennen's or Jergens 25c value, only ASEMENT HOUSE, FURNISHINGS Grass Rugs for porches and summer cottages Size 3 ft. x 6 ft., special .... $1.19 Size 8 ft. x A CiO 10 ft., special . UJ Whisk Brooms, 1 4 inches long, 50c value; fpccial. Saturday Jardinieres, brown glazed. Ö inch size; Dc value; spe cial, Saturday, at 53c 1 1J Galvanized Ware Reduced Foot Tubs, spe- Si C cia 1 Garbage Cans with covers 7 gallon sizt, special 10 gallon size, special . . 12 gallon size, special . . $1.19 S1.39 i en s r I r Men's I.haki Pa nts, regular $1.50 value; special. Saturday at $1.29 Men's Lisle Hose, all sizes iii in Drown, grey ana Dlue; regular 25c values, special, pair 17c Children's Play Suits, khaki 95c value; special

Union Trust Company -Safe Deposit Boxe with pecial facilities for Lhe privac of customer.

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