South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1922 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1922 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SOCIAL SERVICE BUREAU TO MAKE DRIYE FOR FUND ! Army's Best Blimp, Now Twisted Mass of;l!sies'urban Shoppers! Come and Save as Fäever Bef ere , xiuuiU) vyuyiuu' jLiwjiViui iritfiii v vtv fi$

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Annual Campaign for Money to he Made in County October 30. Plans fr-r an eitTJv drive, for funds h,ve been mafia Ly the federation for iocial service. This cam1 a'.xn is an annjal event of the federation anl will jret unJtr way Oct. r.. Iirectora of the Tuberculosis oT "1. Joseph county have ;.ledsred to take an active part In the t'i;n;a:;;n this year. Ileports concerning upplks for the open-air choolri and nutrition (lisx have ben submitted to the d!rctora cf the Tuberculosis league. Th report of tho month of September her- that nine mcf tings wre helJ at which speeches were inail? anl exhibits hown. Health rru.'-i'i material for 21 children was furnlahej; 225 office Interviews hti; 23 outbid visits were xr.aie; 16 letters and 112 cards were mailed. M.iko 07 Visit. I'orty nev examinations and fortyr.no reexnmlnatlons wer made at the clinic, according to the nunies report. Eleven active casM of tuVerculouls, e!?ht Inactive cases and 2 0 auspicious casert were discovered. 1'ive of thee cases were referred for hospital cure, two for X-ray examlnfitlonj, eight were referred to the health pchooln and IS were held for observation. Twenty-four persons were under 14 years of at?e, IS were worklntr. and five were admitted to the fanitarlum. Visits to the patient for the month of September numbered 67. There are- now SI patients on the list. Klfven patients were referred by ihyr.lcl.in. school nurses and the Children's DLpen-nry. The tuberculosis, nure, Mlsa Doty, assisted Dr. Darden an 1 the chool nuro in examining 92 children at the. Washing ton school, from which the pupils for the open-air school are selected. Thirty-four children . were examined at the Oliver school. Tho nurse pubmitted fotir reports to the other nurses and one to the attendance department. To Name Camp. The nutritionist. MUs Marjorie Cl.irk, reported 11 children examined by Dr. Darden at the Franklin school and ?e-ven examined at the Lincoln echool by Dr. Milo Miller. Dr. Dard-n made 32 home visits and Dr. Miller made 27. Recommendations for tho correction of physical defectswere made In 15 cases. At th Franklin echool. 20 children were vrelched and measured, and 30 were weighed and measured at the JJncoln school. tMLss Clark pave an Interesting talk at the Dattell school relative to nutrition work.

Clinics were held each Monday and Friday at the court house, and every other Thursday at the city hall In Mishawaka. These reports wer submitted by MIas Jane ITufford, exerutlve of the league. A decision wa3 reached to reopen th contest In November among yourff people in an effort to secure :i r.ame for the frommer camp.

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Again Demonstrating Our

Underselling Sworearfiacy

Uncle Wiggily

tCopyrl&ht, 1922. by McCIuro Newspaper Syndicate.) When Nurse Jane Fuzzy "Wuzzy

came down Flairs In the hollow Fti:mp bungalow ono morning. Uncle "vYisrgily looked at his muskrat lady h usr-kee er once. Then he looked at her twice. "What Is the matter, Nur?e Jane? eskfd Uncle Wipsily. "You l n't look verj' happy. If you have r. headache nnd can't set my breakt".'t I cm iret It rnylf." "Uli. It isn't that," said Nurse Jane with h smile. "It's Just that I i.dn't it-e; well. My mattress Is f'ttint: i hard and the pine needles k throuch here And there so I didn't slee;i 1I. I kept Imagining nil nlsrht tl'.at ino?rju!toes were biting Dir." That wis the pine needles. I supr''N" 5 lid Uncle Wlzsily. "Vt-." agreed Nur.se Jane. "I

ir.i:t se about rettini; a new bed." "I'll order one for you down at the eleven and twelve cent store." t.id Uncle Wipily. "I'm polns to hop alonj and look for an adventure nr. 1 when I find It I'll order you a r.'- bed. I ll se If they havo one f it i?p.'t made of pine needles. For thrush th.it kind of a bed Is very fool when it Is new, when the i -"dies from the pine tree becomes ( : !. s:'.ff and broken they 5.!ck you." ' Indeed, they do!" lauched Nurse Jsr.e. "Hut don't trouble "ourself too much. Wipriiy. I dire fjy my o'. 1 lri wi'.l do for another week." "No. you musl have a new, roft -l m f-o: as possible!" declared the Vunr.y. "I'll see about it." ' Wv:i, uh'.'.e 3"ou are out adventurir.?. pir..e take the bread knife nr. 1 havo !t sharpened." Faid Nurse Jar.e. It ii o dull it will hardly cut warm butter." Uncle Vipglly took the bread knife with him, wrapping it up In a piece cf birch bark er the point woV.d.Vt stick him. Over the flelda and through tho woods hopped thj bunny rabbit, until he came to a s ft Kreen. mossy lop In the woods. ' I'm to .V.eepy," said th bunny to himself, "that I think I'll He down here and take a nap. "When I wake up I'll Ret the knife sharpened and lock for an adventure. Then III order a new bed for Nurse Jane." While Uncle "Wlfrtf !y was asleep on tho peft, xreen mossy log-, aion came the Wcoz! Wolf with a ba over his shoulder. The Wolf was c-n his way to se If he couldn't catch Charlie or Arabella Chick in the bag, when, all at cr.ee. the bad chap kxw the rabbit asleep. "Here's Uncle Wifrtfly!" chuckled the Wolf. "He il be better than Charlie or Arabella! 111 take him to my den!" And oftly that he didn't .waken the, rabbit, the Wolf popped 7nr.r Une Wiggily into the Ms. dur.g it over hi shoulder and started cfT over the hills to his den. After a while Uncle Wljrsily wakened tn&Me the bag which the "Wolf carried over hi? s.houlder. At flrrt the bunny did not know what had happened to him. Then he felt the Jcur.cir.gr motion ar.d he fa' that he was Inside a lag. "I'm caught!" whispered the bunr.y to himself. "The Wolf, the Fox f'r the Jklllery h'callory Alligator has m.- In a Lac! Oii. what shall I do? llor can I ret out?" Then Ur.cle Wiggily felt in his

pocket and his pawa touched the bread knife Nurse Jane had given

him to have sharpened. Takinr the;

knife from Itt wrapping of birch bark, Ur.cle Wiffffily felt of the edffe. "It's pretty dull." thousht the rabbit uncle, "but I think I can make It cut a hole in this basr. Then I can rirop out." Working gently, bo the Wolf wouldn't know what was going on. Undo Wiggily cut and Jabbed until he had a hole partly through the bag. Tho rabbit then had another thought. "If I happen to drop out when the Wolf Is going over a rough, stony place I'll fall on the atones and get hurt," said Mr. Longears to himself. "What had I better do?" He found that he could look down through the holo he had partly cut In the bottom of the bag. He could seo the ground and, Just as he feared, the Wolf was, at that moment, going over a rugh, tony place. "I must wait a whilV whispered the bunny. He kept on looking through the hole in the bag until he paw that the ground was green. "I must be over a bed of soft moss now," thought Uncle Wiggily. "Here I go!" With that he slashed the hole in the bag a little bigger, and out he dropped right on a soft thick bed of gree-n moss In the woods, so he wasn't in the least hurt. And he few so eoftly that the Wolf never heard him. So tho bad chap wen on. carrying: the empty ba. "But Uncle Wiggily is getting lighter and lighter, or else I am getting stronger and stronger," thought the Wolf, as he noticed how little the bag over his shoulder now weighed. "I guess I'm getting stronger," thought the Wolf. "Ha! Ha! I'm safely out of the bag!" laughed Uncle Wiggily as he rolled over and over on the slit green moss. And then he had a new Idea. "This mo would make Nurse Jane a lovely soft bed!" said the bunny. "Ill cut ror.'e ond take It home to her. It will be a better bed than I can buy at the store." Fo with the bread knife, dull as It was. the bunny cut enough moss to stuff a mattress. Ho piled It up and then went on to havo the knife sharpened. He borrowed a wheelbarrow of the , knife sharpener monkey and piled the wheelbarrow full of moss, wheeling it home to his muskrat lady housekeeper. "Oh, what a lovely moss bed!" cried Nurse Jane. "Glad you like it!" chuckled the bunny. "I had a lovely adventure, too," and ho told of cutting his way out of the Wolfs bag. And oh. my goodness! How angry that Wolf was when he got to his den with the empty bag. And If the stove poker doesn't tickle the coal scuttle and make it spill ashes on the dusting brush. I'll tell you next about Uncle Wiggily and the Juniper berries.

Pays $50 Fine for Driving Machine While Intoxicated Admitting tho charge of operating

I his automobile while Intoxicated. iJohn KIska, 44, New Carlisle, was I fined the maximum penalty for the offense. $00 and costs, by City Judge i DuComb Tuesday. Kiska was taken ! into custody at Olive and Elwood sts. ! Monday afternoon by Officers DcVos I and Paiker. I One "speeder' came before Judge DuComb Tuesday, teve Skinner. 2021 Lincoln way W., paid a fine of

J 5 and cost. A second charge, that of "no mirror" on Ms truck, was sot for hearing Friday.

Police Sergeant Goes to St. Louis to Return Man Ixical authorities have been advised by the St. IxuLs, Mo., police of the arrest thero of Montford H. Van Arsdale. 50. f.2S S. Fellows st.. this city, wanted for wife and child desertion. According to the Information received, Van Arsdale has waived extradition to Indiana and had expressed willingness to return. Patrol Sergt. NieLa Hansen left at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon for it. Louis to take Van Arsdale Into custody and accompany him here.

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StafT Sorgt. A. D. AlbiTht, Member of crew seriously hurt.

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WOMEN'S $1.50 APRONS Women's and Iles prettr Ir Apron: rliM from mnny numhrm in lichts and dark; all th unnted !ie; at 8c.

$1.75 ALARM CLOCKS (Guaranteed Alarm flork, worth 11.75 reent&r; !eli top,; on nt for Thürday and Friday only . nt 8r.

WOMEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS Women' fine fleroed ribbed I'nirtn .Snits In .nil Mtitril irr frm S4 to 41; S itjl: form fitting; at 8Ke.

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BLOOMERS (sX :

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Women's and Misses' Newest

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FALL8U TS

C lioose from flnrbt Wool Velour, erjre and Tolret Twill: plain and fur trimmed; mart model ; well tailored; uctualiy worth $25; pecial Thursday and Friday aft $12. HS. Women's $30 Coats C hoose frow. the ä eiison mo5 fah- pV 0 Q lonahle. fabric, well H 11 Q made; plain and fur t ff w trimmed ; newest r i S t j colors; at $18.88. kJ

Women's $1.50 SILK HOSE

Special Sale of Womrn' Standard Make 5 Ilk lloe; In every wanted hade. plenty of black and brown; all wanted tlies; Thursday and Friday at only SSo.

Women's $3 Wool Sweaters

Worien's and Mlf newest Fall Wool slipover Sweater; In pretty plain and faruy weave; all color and i?e; on sale Thursday and Friday at M.8X.

1.88

Girls' $1.25 Gym Bloomers

Girls' fine Quality ?1.?5 fat blatk Sateen CiYM IIL.OOMKKS; extr wel! made and full cut; all klie; at 8So.

Up to $5.00 SILK BLOUSES

Iteaotlful Georirette and Crepe de Chine Illoues; well made; all wanted color; neatly trimmed; special at $2.88.

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Women's $10 French Ser'e

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Handome ner . 1 1 Wol serce lre-. made up In a half deren up to t!ir minute Fall Mnlel: In all the nect Fall hsde: on ale Thursday and Friday at M.M.

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$20.00 DRESSES

Here'ü really wonderful ale of omen beatitiful ew Fall rree: In material of Scrgf, Trlcotlne, (nherdine. Canton Crrte. Treco Sham, Crepe le ( lilne, i tr. ; pe ial nt SH.SH.

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TIA JUÄNÄ RACES TO COST FABULOUS SUM

Margaret Engdhal Fined as Keeper; Inmates Pay A hs-lf dozen house of 111 fame defendants cured their releases in city court Tuesiy by the assessment of minimum fines against four of them and the dismissal of the charse apainst the other two, Marraiet Lngdahl. 114 1-2 W. Colfax av., charged as keeper, paid a fine cf $10 and costs. Viola Turner and Vera Wilson. !nmat. were fined J 5 and costs. 'Two alleged frequenters, George Van de Walle

! and Charles Young, went their way,

charges against them dismissed. H.

i n. Short, frequenter, admitting the

charge, paid J 10 and costs. The sextette were taken into

custody shortly after midnight ! Sept. 25. in a raid on the W. Celf-ix I

av. place.

James Coffroth is to Offer Record-Breaking Purses for Thoroughbreds. L.OS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 11. That Pres't Jamea Wood Coffroth of the Tla Juana Jockey club and well-known sportsman, who recently offered Champion Jack Dcmpsey 1, 000.000 for three fights to be ßtaged under his direction, believe. In liberally rewarding merit is disclosed by a list Just received here which shows fabulous sums of be distributed during the coming; race season at the Tla Juana. Mexico, course. The list of monev for the eicht

stakes, reaching here from, Trcs'tJ

Coffroth, now In New York, Is somewhat staggering and it compares favorably with the stupendous Eurtifl offered at the biggest tracks of America. One stake $30,000 for the Coffroth Handicap at lVi miles, Is the richest ever given for horses of all ages. It far exceeds any purse ever before offered In Winter racing and th' . acclaims the Mexican course, with Its salubrious climate the real capital of thoroughbred racing when snow and lco spread over the tracks of less fortunate sections. Tho Tia Juana track opens November 20 for 100 days or more. This season all nomination and starting; fees, In pome instances as high as J1E0 for a horse, will be additional money for the horsemen, for the jockey club will not retain any of this, as has been the custom in the six previous years at the Mexican track. Thus the Coffroth Handicap, at 1 U miles, will have a total value, of almost $C3.000, for'it is assured there will be a great rush to nominate for thi rich classic. The two-year-old division has been well taken care of, for there will be three stakes for the youngsters. These are the Tia Juana Futurity at W2 furlongs, with 53,000 added; the Debutante Stakes, furlong.V $2.500 added, and the Juvenile Stakes, H mJle, with JZ.SOO more. The other stakes not mentioned are aj follows: Tla Juana Cup. two miles, for horses of all ages. $6,000. Tia Juana Derby, mile. for three-year-old?. $6.000. T'.a Juana Claiming Stakes. 1 mile and 70 yard, for nil ages. $2.500. Speed Handicap, 5U furlongs, for ell ages. $2.500.

Petitions Court to Stamp Approval on Part Report Vern Janowski filed a petition in Superior court, Tuesday, to have the approval of the partial report made by the Farmers Trust Co., as administrator of the estate of Josephine Janowski. set aside. The partial report was filed on April 17, 1922. The petitioner also filed exceptions to tho report.

Atty. A. J j. C.UIIom toM the real estate men of South Bend how to draw up deeds and mortgages at their weekly board luncheon, Tuesday, 'held at the Y. M.C A. Too many men. he said ,are ignorant of tho technicalities and legalities connected with tho drawing. up of ileeds and real estnte documents. His talk consisted of Instructions In drawing up papers so that they would stand up in court If contested.'

Cliarffeil with assault nnd hatter) with Intent to commit a statutory offense, Charles HIpsak, 20 years old. 1518 S Kendall st., waived arr!Sn-

GIRLS' $1.50

DRESSES

lor ace 6 to It yearnalso 2 to 5 yearn; clio'tie fro pi a rioreri liamlsoilic new Fall modeln; in pretty C liumbr:ij or plaid check

ed ; at 88c. 6 PAIR CHILD'S

HOSE oy' and Girls' fine Sofast blaek -uhlest ribbed Hone on Sale Tomorrow in all flie at 6 pair for

FINEST $1.75

CORSETS Women's Famous make $1.73 French Coutll Corsets; alto Itrocadert: In new elastic top and reirlur models ; at 88r.

$1.50 SUEDE

GLOVES Women' extra fine quality Imported embroidered back suede Olovext; In aJl the iifwt Fall liaJwt; at KXe.

THREE BROCADED

BANDEAUX

300 NEW UP TO $6.00 VELVET

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WOMEN'S $3.00 DRESS SKIRTS Vt oraen'H and Mlef 4 l I)re( Skirts; rliooi from I Q I V

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shoxr Room Samplen! The product of on of New York' largest milliners, llenutiful Silk Velvet Trimmed Hat, in an endie variety of brand new up to the minute model. J.arjce shape. meilium hhape, pmall shapes. Tour unrest rioted choice Tomorrow at $2.8S.

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VESTEES

IJ AIo dainty, new ( ullivr

and uff Set In nrettv

n embroidery and laoe stjle-

inursaay ana 1 riiixy at 2 for c.

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$1.50 WOOL HAT3 AND

$3.00 SPORT HATS

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Women's and Misses Jaunty New port JIats; in Velvet, Dnvetyne and Felt, colors; at 88c.

GIRLS' $2.00 HATS

83c

Misses' and t.irls Jxunt.t New Fall lints and Tam.

f in nrrtti new I .II lor

K and coinblnatlont ; at 5c.

Misses' and CllrU pretty

new il Fall Hats, in Mack

and colors; on Sale Thürs day and Friday at SH-.

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$2.00 TRAVELirG

BAGS

Women's perfect fitting 60c 15rooadel llandeaax; on w . . 1 T l... .1 l'.IJ

ment before Judffe DuComb In city ' rtT?'r

court Tuesday and furnished bond of $1,000 for his appearance for hearing Friday. The complaining witnesses is a pirl's parent.

KITTiS SKCONI MOOSi:. GOSHEX. Ind., Oct. 17. Amasa O. Hoovens, wealthy Goshen manufacturer, who is hunting near Seewa, Xew Brunswick, few days apo shot his second bull moose. The first one, fhipped from Sepe-iva to Goshpn by express, arrived in a state of decomposition.

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Steift Scion Marries Pittsburg Divorcee CHICAGO. Oct. 17. Louis V. Swift. ?on of the packer, was enroute to Florida today on his honey

moon with his bride, formerly Mrs. j Mary 11. ller.nett. a rittburr di-1 vorcee. They were married by a Jus- j tlce at Crown Point, Ind. j "This will be in the paper." the! justice inforrnfd Swift as he finished! the ceremony. ! "That O. K. with me." the youn?j millionaire replied. "It won't be the ? fir.--: time my name has been in the : papers." j -?vift Is a familiar flrure In meter- ' cycle policemen, hunting speeders ' and has been fined several times. '

Stop their pain in one minute by removing the cause! 'Just put on one of Dr. Scholl's protcctive,Foothinjr Ziro-pad;. So cay. yet hurting ftfx in en minute; healing brgma in-.mediatcly. The oily treatment ol its kind. Zino-pada are thin, rr.tkrptk. Mraterproof and shsok:t rl v lafe ! Got r. box tday. At your dmsxisCs or "hoc dealer's. Sizes for corns, caUouscs, bur.hns Bj: Schallte Mme In th lrSwtnri-s ef Th J?eVo!! K'.t. o.. mkkirs cf l'r. rhoil's fo t Cocfort A4 p!:r.ce. ArchSuj ports.ete. Put otii nfj the fyain is enne f

BOYS' $1.50

PANTS Hoys' l,est $1.50 Woo! Knickers; In norelty Wool Mixturen and Fancy .tripes; on Sale Tomorrow in all sires; at SKc.

BOYS' $1.50

UNION SUITS

Hoys' heavy rlbbel Fnlon Suits; nJho fleeee! Fnlon Suits; on Sale in all sir.e nt 88c.

WOMEN'S $1.50

GOWNS Women's full out Flannelette (iownn; In pretty pink and blue . tri pes; nicely trimmed yokes; tpeoial at

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BLOOMERS Women' nnd Misses finest $I..'0 rettl-IUoomers; In tine black and colored Silk finish Sateens ; nt XSo.

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'JK3iimi Tl.nr.day" and

day onlv : at HHc.

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PUMP

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and Brown

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ALL SIZES

ItLick Kid Strap Iump One day f-ixxial.

WOMEfl'S FELT MOCCASINS Ribbon Trim Felt Slippers, all shades, one day special

CHILDREN'S BLACK KID BUTTON AND

LACE SHOES

With spring heels flexible soles.

and

WOMEN'S, $1.50

CHEMISES

Women's tine

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TWO BOYS' S5c PLAY SUITS Ss ITUiy' fst color '''' i Suits; not all lie; wt l Ü T j iniulr ; t ttt fii'l; ; i.n l! 0 . Sale at 2 for khc. y.V-;' INFANTS' $1.50 DRESSES D ff I Infant' cut- White Ire, i e ; neatly trimmed . Jr T j well made; $1." ) ulue; 1 .pecitU at Xe.

INFANTS' $1.50

SWEATERS

Infant' flue

well made; all le; whit, with pink and blue ef!t-

pccil at KMc

LADIES' $2.00 HAND

BAGS

nn nmrii line iinnu iik. veil made; cbooe froi-i

Vanity and other h.ti-; -ome with all Httini;; at SXc.

REMOVAL NOTICE Clurence N. Edwards, dealer la Monuments. ! cov located In bis new ruildln on Portsse At., oppoi'.t IUrerTlew and llletaund cea.etrle. Work delivered to ail tetueterle Telephone Lincoln COM.

I Charge Parents Failed

to Meet School Orders Affidavits for failure to send children to echoo! have been filed agai.ist Mr?. Rce Torek, 1 SC S S. Taylor st., and Melroy Sianson, 30ä E. LaSalle ft. It Li alleged that Mrs. Torok failed to tend her child. Rose Torok. ago 13, to FChool and that hlanson has refused to end his pon. Archie Slan. fon. a? 7, to school. The compiaint uns njadö by Ietitla Wrir.?. ?chool attendance officer.

Ir. ('Ira D. Klrahall Aiid 1mo Herner, of the LT. S. Veterans' bureau. left Tuesday for Lake Jarati whero they will stay a week and hunt ducks.

AUTOMOKILC ItEl'AIIUXO Work Oaaranted ftn All Whe mt Cmr Krtnc Cra la I!fr Sprla Rnk 0EKUMD KOLTII IIE.M CO. iaf. 112 N. Mlealffaa I. rka Umlm

DYE FADED WRAP SKIRT, DRESS IN "DIAMOND DYES

Kaon package of "Diamond Dyes" containa dire-ctions o dimply ar.y woman can dye or tint her old worn, fadexl things new. Even If she has never dyed before, she CAn put a rich, fadeless color Into habny

tklrt-. drev-9, wairts. coats, stock-1

ing". sweaters, covering, draperies, hanging?, cverj-thintr. Dt:y Diamond Dye no other kind then perfect home dycir.p; Is guaranteed. Just tell your drutfpiat whether the material you wish to dye is wool or ilk. or whether it is linen, cotton, cr mlxe-1 poods. Diamond Dyes never streak, pot, fade, or run. Advt.

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CCrlSSMERS SERVICE

COJ'IRAKY

"AH STITVTiaS 0FCVALITY"

MEN'S $25 2-PANTS

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Elegantly tailored, of iifvitkl fancy Wool Mixture j new pencil k tri pen; Invisible checks, etc.; In new Fall tyle

'LAf Mens each Suit wltli

$ ,KZZj& extra pair of troun-

em to matrii. tome

and nee thee on

Sale at only $16.M.

m $3 Dress fjJPANTS !$nsA 1.8S Men's $1.50 U. SUITS Me' vrnrn fleeced ribbed I nion Suit: In aJl HilrH from .'' to 41; veil mlf ;W äT larjte leeves; ankle length O V m n. at JWc. MEN'S $2.00 FLANNEL SHIRTS QQn (hooe from all colors; altj)C JW izet; well rruide; at RHe. t

LOOK, WHAT 88c BUYS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

'4-POUND COTTON

BATT Snnw wlilto fleeet- (nt.

ton llattft, 4 lb. niteiH

worth $1.30 eNew here ; V,

pe i ll at Kt;c.

NINE YARDS

MUSLIN HfiiTT quality. firni.iiC. TTv

soft UnUh ltrnMn Mu--j lin; Tomorrow at ö'

vard for

7 WHITE CUPS AND

SAUCERS (r:)(n) ich erade white t np,X. 0 - . f

on s.1.14 J H ill. 1 lrHoVU

Hlch

and Saucer;

lli(iriny arw

at 7 sti for

2 Yds. 75c Satin Finish TABLE DAMASK 88c 6 Yds. 25c SCOUT DRESS PERCALES 88c 7 Yd. 20c Soft Finish Bleached MUSLIN 88c

$1.50 SANITARY FEATHER PILLOWS SSc 7 Yds. BEST 25c OUTING FLANNEL 88c 6 Best 20c Bleached TURKISH TOWELS 8Sc

7 Yards Heavy $1.50 Shaker TT A XTKTT- T xsv rsw

Heary bleached Shaker

Thurttday and I ridaj at 7 yards for c.

$1.50 BEST ALUMINUM WARE

friiaranteed AlnmlnumW" V-

Uoater. Kettle, t of fee rercoUtor. Kle. Ji

C ooker, and other; at only Me.

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7 Yards Fine 20c DRESS GINGHAMS T (r t hooe from d-n f V'w V",'' y handorne New ' ' fj" 'i (hecks and IUM; oil'.J 1 Jj U Sale Thur.lHv an.l Tri--

dsy at

faril fr e-.

2 Yds. 9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING AT 88c Handsome $1.25 RUFFLED CURTAINS 88c 6 Yds. Pretty 25c COTTON CHALLIES 88c

New $1.50 TERRY DRAPERY CLOTH 88c 3 Yds. 50c FILET CURTAIN NETS AT 88c $1.25 CEDAR OIL MOPS AT ONLY 8Sc

Handsome $8.00 42-PIECE

Dinner Sets . In beautiful Oold ItandV and 11 oral deiirn. fullV 4?-plece Set; Thursday and I rlday at only

$1.50 BED

SHEETS

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Union Tnist Company Safo Deposit Boxet with p. cial faaitift for thm privacy sf customer

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