South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 217, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 August 1922 — Page 3

SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 5. 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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METHODISTS HOLD

! MAYORS OF 12 CITIES ! TO FIGHT UTILITIES

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0 STATE BOARD GUTS APPRAISEMENTS ON FARM PROPERTIES

St. Joseph Cnmt al.i:itiu Reduced from '.,' I to ';0.7( ail ne.

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Loxicl i im Clerv of Church Ai(l;1'

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NOW UP TO JUDGE

IN'T'IANAI'dLiS Auu-. 4 ( Hy I. N. S Ti'." -. I - i rr-; o ii;v;;on of : -tri?., t !.: Tu lr-:.art n.f-r.

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! in Battle Ground Sessions

at n i t tttm m a TIT t ! Near Lafavette.

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cltr- ! war particularly on

-'i.t of tr.o In 1;ar.a lU'.I T--'

Complete Arguments in Action n it Jo r l' - ; to tv- i :,:'-n,: ' of hvatielit s He tor . th- i i tx r t i- ' ;

Separation Writ.

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Incr-asirg crowd? aro luily at-! r..rr..i prfi..if nt and City Atty. Mr-

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Cluh Conducts Novel Cam-j y,.,,

paign on Buchanan. Mich., Street?.

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!"T uf fxd',.ir:C(-i ! CiRANI RAPIDS. Mirh.. Axis. 4. Ma vor John t-ir f T,,r'- ( Fv I. X. S. ) Arcurr.r.ts of coun-

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;mn for a decree of pf-narate r

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rnur h lamn ir.t otinc at. i.i;t. oc..4 ....i. oL t mminiue io f,ouiKi

rrf. in their 4lh anral senior. cntlir.f-r.t on v. hither th pul.Üci Juje? M- I'-JMham In Mipt-r.or i

' thi "r. One of the r.io-1 p.'Hor-Jrviff .-0!nn-.:fv.orj .ho'-M nl.ol

mi'.n- ! an'1 :h"T' '5" r-'.:r.c th r:.. '.y to Clllirrlt of Hrrthrm

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f'Jl .nr.on dcl!ver.l thii week was sriven hy rr. Joshua Man'-deM. Chi

cago, pastor of Mercian r Man Found Drunk tvitli His

cliurm, InJ:irsaj)oI; . for 1. yeir. I . ,r .

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I . t o piviptr .the ri'v treet si rn lire l 1 ' " 11 04. . o n.. a . -...trt.-iar, Mu-ti..rs. I ; ( il.rtr'r I: 'M lOi ! i t i Vi ' Au,litlr'- K"' lt-ns-1 s i ,:1 after and h:.. son. 10. were Tr(,U t' I t V-u T! , Ia r; HeV- C- L- Harper' .j found drunk on a country road flM t neMdfd a(,.:ra.inn of l , 4.1t 1 p and IN-v. I.. S. ?:r.ith. Ird'a ni:. ,Th.lrt(lnv n:ft c,., frt from

a n. at f i: r j iii'-r s w -rf 11 U'! r t D" CI- . . . . . . "

rm 1 run T I ITrt lin-nn ; . ,-: . .. .N"m:naiin?: r . A.iron woo.i. j h;tVl? i,,, .lrinkinir denatured al-

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.wa tax-! purr. is :r :tu-y r.-;, r?fv x r i;,.,., u'irsn,:,.. ' : : " . " " ' V ' . i:i"ctrlo

fe,v,d asca.tatue from an outidor i .. , T V '. .Z.'.: ... ' x iivr., Alls:. 4. I T," . , , ,. n

, K.tPh ,,..1,,.. ,Vf.. nicrned to a 1 1 J ' " ' 4 ' ' ' National Association of Photosraj ii- . ." r . ... '-'rn 11 e.n .4 . f nroiEjntcl to a Another Tite'ir uts to 'e held 1 3 , .iains wa I ..!.. . I 1 . . . ., , .-MlUiIlr ll..ir.-. 10 .t 1.' .'J 's h'i. oiw-nfd it annual in e t t : n

iracuce 10 ,viu(5treet ana nere,, ,a cover me , for r,ceivin- reports. ' .'. v.. M

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I Mill 1. The written opinion of th murt. i

I which i expected to pi into many of ' '

the details of th ra will r.ot h

filed for some time. .ludce Durham' .,' Ilxx IN COl'NTY. :-.

Indicated. He 'vill Iu either today, WA USA W. A

Monday on a trip to northern Th-." a : e

Kan for r-?s; and recreation fol-' VCo :,-i'i o courtv. a

a n:mü:s"N' ' S . T .r. - !.:;.! h : . ' . u , ' o-. f

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4. IP.- I N". P A ' htr". T' - ' ! ? far::: of ,;ro A '. . v . : . . :: !

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days attention to th i porr.s compi.M hy ti-.

er ca?. Whn h returns he a:',', cuh-tnitt'-d to o::r.v A"!

;n:i. i;:iMi ti int:ana'' !,:. d . a .

h would dispose of a matter Clark IIiOM.

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"Bay county before him for dö-! fa.'t that f.irtr.' r of norths rr. In-

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ci.-ion. then he ill turn to t h.e Trot - il ia i.i

are T". ."'W r(

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the value of t?ilai;- ns a valuai le food

ire t.i v

lock. Kven h.or-t s a v.

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are h"ir. it fed lim

Crant (ountv

F-Service .Men is Ilehl

Illegal hy State.

If na ted

paint. I After the had been spread, i th" Knvani ii,-; ieport"d hark, to the

INril.W'Ai'nU. A'jj;. ( P.y I-j irinreS- theater hull. line, and thoe S. ) St p- wt-rt ta'. -n today bVi,fM' nl.lo to mareh nrocM-h-.I to the

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TITIOV IIS4.MISSin

NAPOLIS. Ind.. Au? 4. ?'.!a'ro w.th zood rcuit.

f 'iie Jvaport" ila and

Co. for relief from a citv

requiring !ayin?r of gas dismissed l'rfihiy Py the

iv. a r. t : t . " - o : f ,

5rf7 Freedom of Arrested

Man as Affidavit "Fails'

HIOHMOXh. Aue: i ( Ry I. N. S. ) Attorneys for t. h.arle C?los". of

has opened a -ohool for photocraph-

er. v I-, ich will continue for one

month

rvlce rnn'.m;?!iir., cn mo

tion of the utility. It was said th"

utility is complying with the ordinance

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imp iliViSion Of tll"iu.,, K( ,.v.,t There S'rate Sen. 1'ov . . . " . " ''nn,p" ri "anm?inn Town- I Kt. n

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om d'partnier.t. t o ( of , Ha, ., or Mi,,i, cavp " -i- - n.up. .Miami county, have turned tn" i ..... - jf. ' . ' lar u oi i,' i.hi.i a.u .mi, .wii ii (.ii.i f . K . vorvtro and . . , . . . , M(i"ii Jvnow . , . nauj.

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untinz and l'.-hmir i ..T t ,,1,1 ,,1-0 ,,:r' ' ' - ins w.tnout spec.ai permit ot the . , , ,

ander an a I of tu " V, , n Mt-om h" e ' ' " t-.cers ami thre- PottKs or wnar ot- 1 lan,lown, v m ho pVrmittM. ! ' Z1', " ' n"'1 the Mod. in AiKomop.ie. ; r,,c intnT ra 'i.tr nuor, 1 hruf-ed.

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car iisiriu:s child. WIN'OXA IAKE. Atisr. 4. llun

down hv an lutnn.nlT." owned and

üll-ird. Mary

thter of Ttav

.is s"verelv

beit.c: brok-1

b. badly

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Th" K'watvi-? three-piece baud !ar. nfeid that nin....,j a, itlir march to the nark

! i f of Crant rounfy ha. i-u"d ' an,j nf:,.r rnral had ben served. o , h: sii:nnture and bear-

.Ui. ;a I s a! of t io- , rant

to x -.soldiers.

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aid T l.e r- 1 : 1) J. 1 M i i ' . o r - V e t a bo.i d f .I- 1 ' ' i'ol 1 o w i r ir cmp t : i -:

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-i 01 diii" to the clerk, en-

' '!al.;.'! ! 1 .- ho'.'b r there f to hunt and " " : ti- it w iil.o'.t a liier?-. .

The Ii.diai. a la 'a says that any form r i'-e man may hunt and n.sh

'' j in thi- s;;iti' without a lie. n.. if ho : ' ' J can prove his former servic. with ! '''! t h. ! o ri! iie n t For the reason

11 ;:" ' I tii-tt unscrupulous persons might at-j Inaugurate New Inlerurhan

! t rapt to iios.. a former .service men. 'li'i'ii! i-.-t t .. I. n.'ii'l il-j v.-iv that'

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MICHIGAN TO HAYE FREIGHT BUS LINES Detroit United Railway Will

was found.

Iie-lipst that th" confiscated bey-

erage taken from his horn" be re-j turned is made by Close. Hia'tlon!

S lft.-II UJl 111." 4 41.101 411.44. .4 4.1111. innl aflidavit failed to detail the

cl'inin for whic-li he was hohl.

LET US DO YOUR WASHING with a

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Ii" - ' A":' ' ' S.'ll .-I1''UI1 1 '111 1 111' 'i f I'1:.' d;- hare piipers as conclusive proof ' T n : of their t'iiii-üiKT.t. p' 1 Air. ManiiTel j pointed o'Jt that not ' e.-i: his department has authority to issue cards or permit." to anyon 1 v.'c - j . 1 o hunt and fish, in lieu of .a license. 1 :j :.l He further stated that Indiana and P't i'alifornia are the only states in the i'- i union where the Ieisl.ituresj have 1 ' i -ranted th"s,. sp.M'.al privileEtes to

!-.lj' foi i.ter service men. l-'ew ex-service

Service in Year.

!i:TR IT. Mich.. Au?. 4. i:y 1'. P.) In'erurban motorhus freight and passenger lins will be started in Michigan within a year by the Detroit I'nited Railway, to sul-P-ment its electric ir.terurban lines. K. J. Purdick, vice president and gen-

Girls Jump from Car When

Men Offer Them Whisky 8 Ml'NCIK. Ind.. Ali:. 4. Lillian : g

Favors. 17. is thought to be dying from concussion of the brain at a lnnn 1 li,.-iiit'.1 i ti,l !irio i 11 M" M 1 .öl 1

11 111 ll.'-'ltlll .411-4 A4.l'...-j. 16. is painfully injured as the result.fi Inmiiiiii' frnni HI a 1 1 1 O Hl ob i 1 P. i fi

V' . JUIllflllP) 41V- II .... 4.V.4. driven hy unknown men at noon Friday.

Alis Campbell d"dares they were p

oiTerrd a rid" by the men who took them into th" country. They Jumped when an effort was made to fori'" them to drink whiskey. The iden-

Gyrafoam

eral manager of the company. -an- (jTV nf the nien has not been e-

nounce.l today. Details of the company's plans

I will fie given out soon, he .sani.

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, .. , ,l .MOloruus ii,iii nil uiii'Mi is jmi

men i.ik" advantage ot tne law in . - . y,r in 1 1 n-i r r r r v ton cn i.ipr tn li P. Mr

Ho . '' I" "s - '

this -.late. .Mr. .Mannte! said.

Sreh' Owner of Studehal.er pointed out that the lyajority are

P.urdiek declared. "Interurban tratf-

nfii-tnt nn hv a 1 1 1 o n . o ii 1 1 e liears til"

I . i- . ii i, I- ' uoo.t sportsmen, recnuni.e iiihi no- - . ..... i .

.a. reizen y l oiter ; ;in. (iiviion whU.h is e

.M. A"j. I --l.y I. V ,i( av t() ;,roide better fishing i

.. .mi. err. on foip-,. are s. eking , in ,.p;i,. waters, i self sustaining. th" mvn, r "' ' row Studei. ,i,et- i '-th: , cnat the small li ene fee of $1 .ir touring ear h. arintr a Wis.-onsj n ; ., j .-ar i use! to better th" sport, llcer." which, was .: d her.- wh n j "

wo your-g- men urivlPL' the mah;n"j

41 i on- ..-I j m;4i i llilis as TO tll'IP o-.tl-er-h:'i- 'f the auto and d ;-a p;.ea i e.i.

tabiished.

Says City Engineers May Hohl City Planning Post INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 4. Cityj engineers may serve as secretary to j the city planning commision inj cities; where such commissions func-

a ha nl op in ,' r ), oar. could question them.

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ini:s m:ak pir.HcirroN. PII;i:CI:T( X. Aug. A. Mrs. Gerard, ."ä, P.i.d Friday at her home

ime relation t electric jnteruroatl

that they in turn bore to s'eam rail

roads. Dire predictions were made . tion (jrau- j,av for both posi-'

as to the effect electric cars wouid n'ons according to an opinion sub'

have on the steam lines, and th" I niitted Friday to Jess.. K. Fschbaeh

This electric machine ". asic-s v.nii the ihon u-rhne s.s and carefulness o-f your own luaido. yet with the spea-c of a machine. A turbulent action of the water does the work. This water action lia.s been called "The T mpest in a Tu1." IU-ciuse the cleaning is done by only this 'water action" alone, there Is no wear on the clothing. Let us dcnion.-trate in your home next washday. It co.sts you nothing to be convinced. "We are distributors of also the Victory Pipeless Furnace This furnace heats the home by keeping tii" air in a continuous motion. The cold air falls into a register, dnvn through the hot easing and as warm air rise -- into the home. The honi" i replaced . ith fresh pure .air every frfteen minutes. L' t us explain this wondtr invention at our

early demise -of the former was predicted. Rather than this, the two are essential to each other."

Ixt experts clean your garments.

four liiih -s north ast of Pierceton. ' and hats

ln i'ii r ' t A f

'Sue li ad 'been i'.'. but a s-hort time

Aetna Cleaners. !16 K.

Sample St. adv.

206-tf.

examiner of the stat. board of accounts by Atty. -Gen. L"sh. .Mr. Leh held that the constitution of the state dies rot hold municipal ottiees to be lucrative ofiices.

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

New, Spacious Sales Room

7 QT

Car

220 V. AYnshinjrton Ave.

Phono Lincoln r!l."7

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ON PICNICS OR AT HOMK The popular BeerairLs now arc Hcosier Brew or Hoosier Root Beer

When served ice cold they have a zip that is thirst-quenching and more gratifying than any other drink you can buy. Sodstii Bend Beverage arid Ice Assysn Phone 780

"4 PSOUTHIJ-OSIV'

til!'! II Iii:!

Wc arc determined to make a complete clearance, therefore this drastic price slashing.

Going Strong Our Greatest

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nee

Don't fail to he here tomorrow and share in these savings.

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rVIen's and Young Men's Suits Small and large sizes, in two-piece suits. Just 1 7 suits Values to $15

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Men's and Young Men's Suits &i f ps.

l wo and tnree-piece suits m ngnt ana some j N f

dark colors j V

Values to $25

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Men's and Young Men's Suits Fine two and three-piece suits .... Values to $30

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Men's and Young Men's Suits All-wool three-piece suits. Some serges also . . . Values to $35

blue

oil

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Shirts

.Men'? Dress 5 hi it?, rtlor. New patterns.

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Fast Wllb

Union Suits

W ilson Bros, fine Athletic Union. Rest:- -J Of br 5:

44)44V jl'.'l

Socks Cotton Hose, in bl.eck or (i.irk brown. R- i i ular 2 5c S

Night Shirts Mxeellent quality r.ambris. All ?irs. Ret;- 4 1 Z ular $2 $3 JO

Silk Socks

Pi.rr iik I Io?e.

'hadrs and size?. Rr,ul,ir 75r . . . .

all

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Work Pants Headlight and Dutchess Work Pants. (f Values to $3 . . 3 i JJ

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Men's and Women's Bathing Suits New colors and combinations. All-wool. 'alucs to $6 . . w)5öJ

Boys' Finest Suits Finest qualities. Twopants, hand tailored. ValTtn $13.95

Boys' Wash Pants

Broken sies in licht and

dark colors: 85e regular

69c

W. .jA mi, 1 4

,m,,m.m,m Kmm

Boys' Wash Hats ii 1.1

colors and styles

V alues to $1.50

59c

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Boys' Blouses Fa5t color madras and percale. Regu- ßQo lar 95c

Hair Nets Famous Roselyn double

10c

mr?h. Rejruiar 2 for 25c

Men's and Young Men's Suits Strictly all-wool fabrics, in popular styles . Values to $45 ..11 .1.. t 1 ii 1 f i.j m ' ,J 1 .' i ' ' l 1 w 1 s. - .': .- ' : .'.' . ' . i . ., - ' - -w -i ii -j 11' 1 - f -in-! - - ' -"'ill .laianV.I l it '-'i'i.. -r -. t , -ri r Wm m ii

Socks

Men's Silk Lisle Socks, in

all wanted colors. Regular 40c . . . .

29 e

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Women's Bathing Suits

All-wool fabrics in exclui i

sive color comDinauons;

$7.50 and $8 values

Shirts Spring and Summer patterns, in Wilson Bros. Shirts values to (0 S $6 O.ÜÖ

Children's Hose Holeproof and Iron Clad 'l Hose; 35c O-n

ilar

regular

Trousers

Famous Dutchess Trous

ers, guaranteed.

Values to

Men's and Young Men's Suits Finest fabrics and tailoring. Some Kuppenheimers also . Values to $55

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yl's

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J. 44 M

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Men's Bathing Suits

All-wool ramous 1 om

Wye Suits. Values to $4 ....

.85

Boys' Wash Suits

r i i 1

moken lmcs and sizes.

Values to $2

89c

1 4

Boys' Wash Pants

Excellent quality, all pop

ular cVi a n! ?

Regular to $2

S1.15

X VT' -. 4 ' ' .

Boys' Blouses Finest Madras and Silk Mixed materials. A I Values to $1.95$ Ii! J

1 1', ' ,.-' .V W 'T'

Boys' Caps

Broken lines, light and dark mixtures. tC.6 Values to $2 . . USL

need. ( a v , :v"1 ,rr 7. :r

- - '' --- ' i -1 j" -, , j Men's Caps

Spring nnd Summer Caps.

--T fL-7 TT X"7 f -T-4

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Bathing Suits M en's heavy all-wool onepiece suits. Reg- ( A Ovular $6.50 .... ßcÖS

ämimm.

Ii'

Handkerchiefs .Men's good quality Handkerchiefs; 2 for 25c QP regular, a dozen . .

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Soft Collan

Discontinued Arrow and E. &: W. Soft Col- .JQ lars. Values to 35c I vu

mmiim

Shirts Wilson Bros, and Excello Silk and Silk Mixed val

ues to $8.50

SS.S5

I It m m mm U I

Ü1

Shirts Men's woven and silk striped madras Shirts. Valrr. $2.65

Values to

S5c

Silk Hose

Pure Silk Hose wi th

clocks. Regular $1

79c

Boys' Wool Suits All-wool carefully made . $5.85

! I ii

Boys' Wash Suits

Fine qualities, all styles

and sizes. Values to $3.50 . .

$1.69

Boys' Sport Blouses

Fancy patterns and plain

colors. Regular 85c

95c

, Boys' Stockings Good quality, black cot

ton Hose. Regu- i Q ä lar 35c I ÖC

-f" iL.

Boys' Straw Hats Finest qualities. Many shades and styles" Val$7.50 $1.69

Shirts Fine Wilson Bro. Dress Shirts. All sizes. A Of" Values to $3 . . 4 I MO

rtiii

Pajamas w ilson Bros, lirht weight Pajamas Val- ( -j M UCS to $3 4 3 mK2J

ET"

"ry-"-s

Trousers

Dutchess Trousers for dress or work. K Values to $6 . . viO

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Underwear

Men's Knit Union Suits short sleeves, long Olv-If legs; regular $1.50 Jvb

legs; re

Straw Hats .Mens fine Sailor Hats.

All styles; $3.50 values

51.75

Men's Shirts Wilson Bros, fine Madras Shirts. Regular p to $3 3 1 mOO

Boys' Suits

All-wool.

'irr.r- tav

pants. -'allies r rj !XM to $ 1 5 ij?r-r ' t Ka-i. ..iidÄ.MsiA..4 4m .. . ... Boys' Wash Suits f'inst f iL'-t s -A rw sfiadrs nid sty!- .i!ues t rv O 5o L r -2 -.o' 0

t Women's Silk Hose F amous ! ux.'.e C hiffon Silk Hot. I.-gu-l.tr $1.3") Cj xjf &

Boys' Straw Hats

Black Straus tyles. Wilues

to 2 .

rr.ar.y

Women's Holeproof Hose

Pure Silk with drop stitch.

Regular $1.50

tAo

Boys' Bathing Suits

Strictly all-wool. 'a!ufi

to $3.50. for

$1.78

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