South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 290, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TUESDAY MORNING. GCTOrU-IR 17. 1022

S. STEEL CLIMBS

TÖ NEW HIGH MARK

MARKET SUMMARY

Mir JO I.Allb

o.-t Jsn i;ii;s

-T5Vi .T&S

10 90 JO ä 10 7.) 9..j a.is ö.sü

10 7" 10.: '0,

De'-fynhor rum c?n4 up 1 nt ",.,? 3i i r:...l cf e : Mar eprM up r t' :ir:l i 4-fT lc: July o; .-i.e. up!

j f.i-o :; ;i. r e '

ami r.i m- 1 r.T

,j Up io at 42c

1 .

,r ; M.lV .;. I -l

:ail Shares Which Did Not

Participate in (ain. Come to Life.

rr.n: ft;. h ch if Hi d iv". -'- :ynr to

r.;, a. r.)

1 .

i Alii '"halrr i j ATr.r;.m Cm Co. . . . Au::--rn Car Foundry

! A rr.r:-an IUI arl Leather Corr.n-n , j Amrrirnn Hide and Lathr Prf j A rr "r!nn I n du.'-trl a 1 Cr rpArat!-n ... ! Arr rian I.omr:!v

Arr.Tin Srr.e.tin;:

. . . ., i . . h v xa t.

mf lean Tf-iepTur. e an 1 Telegraph

irr .:u:.irity

a r. '.v v' f.!

, ,W, ......... -w-J-,-

An.ri an Wool

l.d r.

w h i i

tr.C" t .v-ek. - i.ri-.c l t:;. t rial !'f d. .Ve v Y - r Cr.traI

rain tdav. ut lat 5-R .is r..; i rM -Aw' r: t:.

ii... 1 ..1 . i participate

1 4 'i

l s . 1 Kl.. 124 i. .12'.. : i T. -)' " . 1 4 0 1 4

o rather t-hir; a-

r. s v f- r r r ' -- Bli

.J'iy

r--Iar

r :'.! 1'i'r; to

; at Sat-vlvari'-" of

.n L' h:-:h .1.'. i I Ti l In th - r.i.'.

'rly t'.v- rf,:r. ;hrr .l'r'.r

r rt Ail int.- :..-ls!. Mr;". Ka.-;ir. p.v Harr.. .f.v York. Or.tario ar.'l .'f?frr. "NU7.'M I it" cr.nl

Y.uV of an rat .- Krou:

17 . 63 U .Ii

"Ii, r,4 74 H

, fc-a. int.i.

-r"l and I!aarf

r.- jar.;'!r,i; from

3-4 to 2

Moro than 100. 000 shara of Unlt-d at1- Strl fomrr.ori changed handj jrir.J5 the tliy. the cl-'-ln,; pricen. o'.vever. repr" .'r.tlr.? a nt ca!n A

a rr-':-rtf1 Pr-nt. Son.- t

4 l.tivirif i:n.lou!t-i;v '.v.lrt l-a

i th th-orv that th- rr-pcrt or

corn i rat

n's bu.-:ns f.r the

.;rd fjuirt'-T w::i !- inor f.ivora-

.e than -nrai;y "xpt"J. Other f-' u-r- irrftrul.ir. KpuTic -oip!n? 1 1-2 point.- and Hethl?m Ii, hilf. v.h'. Crucible lmprovi htly. Shipment5 Vvf-r hord hit by toiv'h tf-ilir.'. r.al l-.vln dropped 2 4; Anu ri' .in Iyrorrtot:v 1 7-S id' General i:ctri'- 4 1-4. Thf r.t tin in th." sto-kH IK v.e-k ran?I from 2 to ! pointn. Stud:h.ikrr so y:r'.d" 1 to pre -ur. faT'dnr back tree points. Viol'-nt fluctuation.-. ook plac In .a hu'h priced (d harei. Moxin I'r t ro'.-'u rn rr.fv d within a raus of n.r.y . : h. t points, chv'.r.r a n'-t rin of 4 1-4. vh. Standard .1 f S"-x .T.-r."-y, which had urhf 1 2 In 1-2. Mi bark to 213 2. or. 2 1-1 points t "low S'aturiys tir.il rate. Xatlon.i! Ui-ruit ncr.iin stood out the f-p"- iiity 1'st w.;h cain of ur point.-. Total f-a"- - wrrc 1,101,"1 j-har-f. Call money opened at I 1-2 p-r-nt, but advano-d to r, .pf,ro h

o.e as a rHtilt of heavy withdraw

In connection

tm i A.'f-hion

w ! I'.aMwIn Loromot!vf . . :". ' i'.alt-imoro and r)hl . . . .

!th'."h"m Ft": "Ii" . . . T - i - . T i rr . . i

f 'a'.if trr.a T'eitrokum .. Canadian I'a"ir.c Central father Chandler Ch' sap- ake a? 1 Ohio ..

Chicago. Mihvaukeo and St. Paul Corn. 32 i Chl ac,, Mi'.-.vauke-i and St. Paul Prfd.. öl Chica''- and North weem 9 2 Chleairo. Pork Island and Peoria 44 Chicago, Pock Island And Peoria "A" .100'

j Chiil Copper- 2;. "4

Chino Copper 2S:2 Colorado Tue! and Iron 33 Corn Producta I2d Crucible Stel , 89 Cuba Cani Sugar 15 Kr Common lß1 Central i:iv:tr!c 185 General Motors Common 15 H Coodrich 35 Ore.it Northern Or i 83 Creat Northern Railway P4Ti

Industrial Alcrhol Illinois Central Inspiration . International Nickel International Paper ,

Karras City Southern . ....... 24 Kelly Kprinfffdcdd 43 K-nneco-tt Copper 34li Lehigh Valley GDr4 iArkaw.mtia Steel 84Iouifville and Nashville 14 4 Marine Common 15 Marine- Prfd . C2U Mexican IWroleumt 203 Miami Copper 2S Mid vale Stoel , 35

. . 7i; .114 Ts .. 3D1; . 63

Missouri I'aclflc 21 Ki National Knamel 6 6H . .eva.la Copper .................... 15 zt New Haven Railway 31 New York Central ' 99 Northern Pacific 87 Ts Norfolk and Western 123

Parilic Oil I'an American Oil .

Pennsylvania Peoples Oa.3 , Pullman Pur Oil Ray Consolidated Copper

I Radinq

Republic Iron and Steel

Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil

with mid-mont h ' Southern Pacific Railway

ivmentf. Pankers .i " holding

r live percent for th" lorrr ma-

.ritkt for time rnon-y. Commer-

al piper L quiet and fairly lirrn. Foreign exchansres were weak, irtiguhirly th. 1'rer.ch and Italian tr. Abandonment cf the con-

rtlum f und

...

out ! SoutlW-rn Railway

Stud !akr Coniaion Te::as Oil

Toxa.s and Pacific

Tobacco i'roducts Union l'acilio . . . '. United States Rubber United Statin Steel Common

exnrepf-Ion in th";

. . . i l n ted s:atvs ieei rru.

iarp :rop m ireea e. nan.,.-, j f..i:'r- t.. "it Can.idl.an , rt'lh Copper

dlars were tlil at a Is market.

Xremium m

1 HEAT HITS PEAK, SO

MANY SELL VOM PiH)I IT

CHICAO. Oct. If.. Although;

fheat corn and oats today i. ached.

mo new top record jirlcrs for the ( a.on, Immense profit taking sab-s j id tt downturns liter. A decideriin in wheat value at Riv. rpool ( .is chiefly responslbi-' for the !

rentlJ .-l'.ov.n by ht.t in Cy:i-.ao

i Vanadium j Wabash "A" . ! W. stern Union Y ( .s t i r. t; h o u e ! White Motors

1 Willv.s Overland

5 6!fc 91 4S S7; 31 15N Si's CI

. ft.'iz . 115! . 51 U . 3 0l; . 62 lSlTs r - . o i - j .110 . 324 .1171.H . 50

Quotations by Thomson and 3fcKlnnon

Illsb low r,("-c t2r.; .-I; 52 74 7 1 1)-, 122 l2i 14' 37 ?i 3C 30:, l.T0'4 133 4 134 ii2 vr,u sni l"4't 12t 124S 1"2U -021; 5 2'; 5 1 -H 52'4 10 7 r , 10.7 107U 14 0t 137 'i 137ri4 ;,; S h 5 5 7 K 77 77 ir. " 17s; is?; r,4'-; f-3U 4r-i 145U 14V 14SU 4 2U 4178 H412 ".3 4 641; 737s 74 73 H 33' i 3 2i 22 H 52 50?t 50 4 ?2'7h ''2'i 0 2 4 45' 44 44H ifMtit ro'i p s-; or -?.' 2 5ri 2SJ2 2S-H 33 33 " 33U 127 12512 123 ss1; 8S4 15 14 14H 16; 16 16 185U 12 182',i 15U 15 15 3 3 3 5 3 5 33 38 r 33 34 34 04 7 2 xl 71 1 2 72 J 14 Ts 114 114 3DU 3S 33Ts 17 1 ;"- 16'i r.37i 6 3 RS1,2 4 23 a; 23?; 45U 441; 441; 34 34k 342 71 63 70 7s 53 S4- S4 1 14 14 2 1 4 3 Ti la C 2 U 62 62 206 ids :: 7a 2S'j 2S 2S1; 35 33 33n; 22 21 21; dlYz 6 6 67 15 15 15H 3 2 7h 31 3 2; 100 3D i)9 S7i S7 S7 122 3 122 5 7 55 31 S7 3 0-; 4 3 4 S 4 S 3 7' 2 3 7 14. 3 7 131 1304 130 31U 30U 31 14 S2 S1U M Cl'i: 59 59 S3 S3; 89 H 35't 35 35 96 95 2 7 2G :'ji2 13 i;i5 51 5 0 7i, 50 'n 3 02 3 0 3 0 622 C2U 622 152 153 131 53 5t.3 57i 11m 103 U0H 122 K 122 1228 67 66 67 47 452 45j 32 32 32 117.i 63 62 02 50 7 6 6 V

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. WHEAT No. 2 red $1.13; No. 2 harl !1 K. I rOKN No. 2 Tfiiow 71Q72He; Vn r. ! vi:ow 7!Vi72r; No. 4 yellow 70'".:

'ir' f; - IW.ie.l Tc; No 2 mlXed71i

71"; No. 2 white 71V-(721: No. Z whlt 71'J?72c: No 4 yrA' 7K71ir. OATS No. 3 wliit 42Z 44 -r ; No. 4 wM 42T4',c: rindard 4.Tr42r. Ii AR LEV er, TtVK No 22V4r. TIMOTII Y r-.', ,V) ceovi:i:-$i5h.

h ar.d r!-.,I off l'r; Ju'.r ";:.-1 ur at 4-,;.' snd ! sd l.

litriT and i'Ronrrn. (Corrert1 I:i i ly ly Itrothrrhoxl Gtottt ?:o N. Mrtin t. Phone M-I73S. nil it am Yi:.;?:T.rr.bf:s 'i:i r :i i :. av.il .r.inz-. Vl'' ! ti. ih;tti:i;-r.av:n- 4.: iiiii Htill r.(.;s l-avir 3.1 : Hin; 40-

CniCAGO CHAIN fl.OSK. AYR EAT Pec. off lr; May err lc. .fidv off 2". CORN Pec. off c; fsT off lc: Julv off lr.

OATS Dee. off le; May off Pic; July

CHICAGO Git UN REVIEW. CHICAGO. Oct. 13. Afrr PaNstar.tlal It hiiivr prices during th early hour of the ;rra!n tradlrc on tbe Ch'.mgr, J.onnl board f trnfl. lerlay. pn.flt takinc v.ile rred values love- on a'.l except Ieniber wheat ami corn c:olr.jr below .itur'lar's b've-s. Th" activity of the I.ical market was litfl rr.ore than .a reflection of LIverrool. number wheat or-ened up at ?1.14 nnd closed err lr; Mav opened up I'" at fl.13 and rloi off le; July ptr.ed up lc at $1.00 and c!oe,i off

SOI TII r.r.ND MAKKETS. (Corrrrtrd ly by I. A. Kewe. e.0.1 N. Mrhtcn nt. I'lior Lincoln 5-33.) SEED MARKET. CLOVER Mil'.i::n rvl. ceilin? J14; nasimoth red. $11: ("wet cli'r. HAY. STRAW AND IE ED. (Correrted Dlly by the Aley Miller Ilour und Erl Co.. 430 f. Michigan ft. I'hone Main 85.) CORN Tay in? 'c : f;iin; 70. CUJVE': SEED I'ayins $h; tellin; ALSIKE-S.l!:nr flO. A LEALEA SelhnR ?1 HAY I'avirc fpi; sellin'r ? 2022 pr ton. TIMOTHY Sellins Jl-l rr hi. Illlirs AND TALI.OW.

(Correetr.l D.illy by s. W. I.lppmnn, 211 1

N. .I.tin t. rhon Min Ibl.) HIDES fi 1'' : ci'.fk;r.a 10'- lfv TA I. LOW KndTi d Jo; roa-h 2TT3?. I'.EESWAX 2.V-i3"x? pr lb. WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC. (Corr-ctrl Dally by I. Ii. Mtrcan, Star Mil!-. Hydruullr itv. I'lionf I.-Mj;) C il.S'- Pay in : edir.r 7.V. (lATS-d'j via' 4-c; f.1!:: mc. RYE -E iv:r,' c. M1DDLIN.S-Sll!r.r S1.C0 crrt. l'.UAN Sr'.lir.? J1..V rwt. SCRATi'H EEED Spll!n- $2.23 cwt. WHEAT Pa vir. c M'i bu. SEED rd CK WHEAT Paying ?125; 8d:;r.' $i..v. CHOP EE ED $ l.V cwt.

)

A GOLD GONE IN FEW HOURS

'Tape's Cold Compound" Acts Quick, Costs Little,

Never Sickens!

Adler Brothers

In a few hours your cold is tone, head and r.nt-t- dear, no feverishn headache. or f-tuffed-up feelin-. Prup.ist here f uarantee these pleasant table to break up a edd or the prippo Quicker than nasty quinine. They never make you sick or uncomfortable. liny a box ct "Pape's Cold Compound" for a few cents and pet rid of your cold riht now. Adv.

SIhgusM Kisw These Fasts

A&orat SaEiSffiS PowdCJf

that a big can at ä low cost many times results in bakings that are unfit for food. that lack of proper leavening strength means failure and disappointment on bake-day. that one cent's worth of inferior Baking Powder many times ruins one dollar's worth of other ingredients, that millions depend on

Ni:W YORK I.IPI1RTY KOXDS. United States Liberty 3U's, $100.80. United States Liberty First 4 'a. $93.70. United States Liberty Second 4's. $99.60. United States Liberty Third 4'h. $9 3.70. United States Vi- tory Fourth 4 's, $33.60. Yb tory Fourth '. J100.2S.

it i( (.o riioinn; makkix CHICAGO. Ort. 1'. 1U T4K It Creamery 41c; KtanJ.irds 4c ; firütii ö'ji.a,.", v ; ecEGGS Or-llnaries 2.V?2)c; firsts ZW. ' 'ciIEESE Twins ; Americ.T'22 1MHT.TRY Eowla M'i22c: ducts ;

cull to fair Jn13..V; yearlinga $7ßil.50; tle,p ?3.'..

j Hogs R.'opipt-, ic.r-tO; market active.

nTkrr.s j pl? 5..4or,f y..V); miii'.IJlti'jK-); heavy $10(fl0.15; rouh '("; titans ('Cl.

markets here, m-ttled. with

, ct-mber 112 14 to lpj ii-S and ay 112 l-s to 112 1-1. Corn finhed 1-4 off to 3-S cent Oats 2 to 7-S :ent and provisions varyS from 17s" cents decline to a rie two cut?. General buyinff sent whe.at up ilckly at tho .ctart hen but th comintr after recent otht r ains oved to b- a prt-at incentive to !ease on l:ob'.snc:.. Transportation . fflculties v. h h tT.ded to make -cculative -?Hin r.npopular. faib-d havf. a Ilk- -f feot on hed.-inir. and ,a tiriN-ur.' f-r:m reaüzir.i? her?

' ,lr,,hlv ircre-e-1 th-ouch 1 CIIIC.iO. Oct. If. HOG - LeeeiptS ; r.r.-l steady. Strt-M Jll..V)12; C0W3 and as ncleabi lr.ci. te-i icougnj- tn.trket slow, kteadv. Ton $:i.M: L-ifers

-tivo Fe4:;t; Iro.n Winnipeg trniiN-.

ipritiiTs l'.-c; turkey ie

The Economy BÄK BN

TEST :-'

not because of quantity but on account of qualitynot because of price but by reason of results. That is why the sale of Calumet is 2 times as much a3 that of any other baking powder. Buy it try it never fail ( to use it. A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 ounces. Some baking powders

come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it.

THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER

;'Of- Hie ;

rv r- I i. POTATOES Reeetpts 3P cars. Wie round white SPiLl.".; bulk JlO.'lI.b"

Minn.. sa.-kfl. N... 1, 97-(a ; li Riv-. s II E E P Receipts 400; market eteady . rs Tl'-M.l".; Nerth Dakota bulk No. 1. Top

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Ort. M HOGS Reripts market KK('2"c hiher. Rest h.- ivios j:t ;d; ni. iliaui mixed $'.i.k"W..7 : ...i.-i'uon ehoiee J'.l.Ot; bulk of alei ?.I.C,()

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

j CALVES Hcrolptä mi ; market ateadv. Top $12.V

CATTLE Ib eeipta zw : market slow

Ealk $.1." '-.. JO ; heavy wie-ht $.'." ''.

:ht weicht

p.e. . medium nea-ht f a '..: l:j;ht u-.-lit riTTsni'RG LIVESTOCK

ir,l -f. r.G; luht l:? :.:s $. H-.CJ.2; heavy PITTSRI UG. Oct. KV HOGS Keeefpt

p.K-Kii!?. fm-itn ..'."jv ) : parking j ;ki double d.-eki-rs ; mark-t hisrher. Prime

.at wire purcha:ntt at home, dry. lncr. a.-e.s In t!ie d.onio.-th'

lraa.an .vi,',-... i- n..- vmu """jhm, roiij-h J7.:k'.js; piji $.7.!t.2a. j heavy i. .ö'-t tt :." ; tiie-lhims $;t.)1i 0.'.ö ; Ii ss to tv mper bvill:h sentiment. ; SHEEP 27.': r.:arkt Mron to :.-mv.v Y -rkt rs $3.r.j ..: lipht Yorker

Corn and ra were governed 'u-ht. in'".' " " . r . ' r--s j-. ..." rougna

ilcf ly by the a. ti'-n of wheat. Iad

Interest

as payiui: I rn at Hcf t.'-s In Ch'.c.a

rep-:

i m.

ci'iiimon Jy.! .: r.-iriinz wethers n.:in.ih

112- iw S3. oil',": 6.7a : ru'.l and cemm-on!

l t:iat (i'rni.ir.yi -,;-,

s a bushel fori 'ATTER Rece'.pts ,o0; mar

-i t,-, -.ifb'w. RP-adr. Ch'ic- nn;l rritao $U.i.T.',: , SHIiF.l

) $ 1 7-(T.t.

iimon, c. I' TEE -Receipts f.o : market higher. I c Je-. .:2."r,, p; jroo.1 jsoi); fair $t.73 arkt I ' j 7..'" : . al .-alves ?12 "ci'-r ir..

13 10; medium V"rtJ 57.25 1 !

romm-o. ; -I u ::

AND

b-fker-i :

1 und choice pj.'J.I u : tiers $7'f7.-:

LA M RS Receipt 12 marker .steady. Prim

,'.(. d ?.'; ot ; fair mix-

idiannpolis Man Fined

:-o:nm.in m-i"!Ti J .Ofit.'. ; butr)ier r.i t f l- ; . I ... ... ; I irabi 5 13.70' ; 1 1 2". i -h;ril $4 s.)-tC..3.: row J.Jak" sd: ; t ' bu!', J.t...- '.:: caaners iin-I cutters CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE

toxicat 1. .:

a a r r e - ( 1 iurry. In.. 1. ana '.ecati' n b'f ro

i r.u'.. of w Iii eh he

ri . H '7.:;. n ? ; tö-: . vr er '.er? fa;;-r4 J.; veal-

f.)ir; imnc nie i'iiuin ;,nT,M j;7:.-. all: fre.br -:r vr. -r s.p; j WHEATFor ilriv.n 1 :.- .a.itoni-biie while i ?-er steer $1.2.'. 7 !; ftookcr con s j Dv?. ..

re. 1 lu-'.Vr.-. r;; 2-'. ..'.. I Mar . . ! Julv .. EST P.l E1AI.O LIVESTOCK. ' CORN EAST RITEALO, o. . in. CATTLE j D- . . R-"e-;p! ;i.M; r.iark-t vl-iw. Prime ster Mav ja.VMb'M; shipping Hers C.v.:i . ; j .I;:!r . but.hr trrab-s S-7 .' -i'.' : heifers .; 1 OA TS

:.t. :;er:y ly :n th- 1

- a

turd iv. Wiiiiam r.-Inv.tte.I the :y J ;d :-. PuComb . . f $) and t.aken into cun Prairie a v.

nc(d Electric Company to Supply Plymouth, hid. INPIANAPOI.TS. !rd . :. 1C . i:e contract for the Indiana and

00 2.ri : bulls 2-V Dec. CALVES Ree. ; ..); market active. Mav CI! to hr,!ee JC- 1?. ' .tr.'v SHEEl AND LAMES Receipts 12i; RYE mi;.-' .-'-v 4'!u'- liintH $ l 4'."1 4 7." : ' T

open Illa Ia;w Close tu l.H 11214 112''; l.l.V, 1.14 1 12 1 12S lop 4 loiu 101s iop; SA XA r,svt r.7 .c,7; r.s .c-', c; .c7', .424 .42 .41-; .41 .42t A-l .4P-, .4P9 .40;,., .401, .3; ..TJ .vu: t; .",(";

iich'.jran 1 to the . was ;i; r :,-i C :

. -tr.c (. o. t " rui'p.y cur-1 Plynvuth Fb -rb- Llht' : r- .-d ! y th-.? PuLlic!

n r. o n til.iy.

Th.

4 An

Mi: tents : .3

For Pep 5c everyvhere

IJtt'.e re ! boxc fr 5c rverytrhfre you ' full f lucioui little nM-:s. Te f " ir fuir 1560 calorifi rf er.fr.-iii- r.utrirnrr.t per r u:ul

..a- e:c:"itrd t"rni ? it

re?

3 oIac

a in food-Iron ta-te

i rn -u'rc Lunry ; rrvrr.t

f.t jae trovjJcs letl

Tr' ard c.

Little Sun-Maids "Between-Mcal" Raisins II Ytur Iren ToJayT

1 y'cT'""

1 r-" Jjo

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A Most Sensational Sale

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'"''A -n' A-V'.ViA . Kri trs Kv!j hH bvL fv-J : bl t:fd TV a -id y t! S vf m

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ViX . - " -I

EACH

The First One Hundred Customers at Our Store Can Buy a Broom for 10c Read Elsewhere in This Ad Of Other Things Offered to Customers

5am öoorcia

ir ai

Ooening Sale!

Starts Vednesday, October 18 at 8:30 A. M.

Read These Bargains Then Come and Save Money

Corduroy

ü! De

embarrassed hv

aittemisnea

If tcwi know what it means to pissrd br, or lr ft out oi tlitncs ba5 ci red, r-xrgh b'tchv Cirr.p'e xi n, whv don't yx: t? r.n at orcf the day use of Resinol O.Atmer.t ar.J Kcsu:ci So in. TV tif4 r- la .rr kJ O.MBt, :ir4 by RsnrJ S- cr-ovi (a rrt r-ftt tv ro m thr troe b- mud vWtkrr ii wtwc! 5cn l.ke eci? 4, or vr'r Hitcofcpn-tt

4 e

sian Snp tn e it riSt rrnrrtfy it J lit lira - -rn. ktvol tstotwu o nearly ah couo r4 cut u ca b u.Ni on rxpoMni rtc w! S t ."rcat ucxibe rtntuoo. ltxslM k:c tro.b'.

C-it!erva c4er. trrti rr

Resinol

P7 &

39c Pillow Ca.es Sale 2."o 72xD0 Bed Sheets J1.5U kind Sale Sic 20c Huck ToweU Sale ...lOo

7 Sc Turkish Towels Sale. . ..t9c J

3Cc Lln?n Toweling Sale ..17c Men's $2.00 Madras Dres Shirts Sale ose 3C Inch Fercales 25c kind Sale ISno 20c (ilr.gham Sale . llUc ilV Imported Ginpham, yd. 1 Ho 36 inch Cretonnes 35c kind Sale lNc ISo Park Outins Flannel Sale 10c 20c best quality Outine: Planne: Sale l.V $1.75 Silk Poplin, all color Sale (9c $3.00 Comforters Sale ...S2.9." $3 Double Blankets Sale Sl.Rfi $7.00 heavy jinlo Blankets Sa ....$3.15 JS.-00 Australian Wool Blankets Sale $4.9., Crlh Blankets Sale src Ladies' $2.00 Union Suits Sale SI. 19 MenE-s 12.00 Jersey Sweaters 0c

Children's 75c Fall Union Suits Salo 4ÖC Men's $5 Wool Union Suits $2. IT Girls' Fall Coils, sizes 10 to 14. Mcn'.-i $2.00 Piobed Union Suits Sale Sc Ladies $20 Short Plush Coats Sale SS.95 Ladies' J20.00 all wool Polo Coats $1(1.90 Todies' Silk Dresses Sale SNO. Gidlft' Full Coat?, sizes 10 to 14 Sale $1.9.", Girls' $3.00 Wool Dresses, sdzea 10-14 $3.45 Children's $5.00 Chinchilla Overcoats $1.95 Boys' $15 Overcoat Sale 5S.15 Hoys' Two-Pants Suits $G.2 75c Net Filet Curtain Goods. yard T.9c $1.00 Meroerizel Draperies 59c L-idies $7.50 Skirt? Sale ..$3.05 lien's Work Shirts lae Men's $3 Work Pants Sal- $1.75 Men's 2Tc Work Sox Sale. pair for Sl.no Men's S 2.5 0 Skaters 51.19 Hoys' 50 Sweaters SI. 19 Ladled $7.30 wool Sweaters $3.93

Poy?' $1.75 Pants 22c Bleached

yard . .

Knee

Muslin Sale

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SIIOUS Men's $3.50 Work Shoes $1.85 Ladies' $1.00 Felt Slippers 49o Men's $1.50 Felt Slippers . .ISc Children $1.50 and S2 Shoes 9So Boys' $3.50 Shoes $1.95 Men's $s.50 Dress Shoes SS.-S5 Ladies' $5.00 Oxfords $2.95 Ladles $..00 Satin Slippers 52. 5

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The smartest dressers are demanding striking color in their Cravats for Fall. Diagonal stripes are particularly well liked and we have 'em in Grenadines and Knitted and Woven Silks. $1.00 and upwards.

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You'd probably be surprised if you saw all the details of style, tailoring and fabrics we demand for every Shirt that enters our store. But their superior fit, appearance and durability make it decidedly worth while. Manhattans and other well known makes $1.50 to $8.50.

Abler Brothers

107-109 S. MICHIGAN

108 W. WASHINGTON

ALL TOGETHER NOW FOR NOTRE DAME