Walkerton Independent, Volume 46, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1921 — Page 3

■■ AT BRAM)O\’SOUR GREAT 17th ANNIVERSARY SALE I This Big Store Offers Four Solid Floors of New Merchandise at Wonderful Bargains | Come See the Newest, the Best and the Greatest Savings in Years | Four Solid Floors of Real Bargains

EXTRA SPECIALS SALE OF GLOVES 500 pairs of Kid Gloves. Women’s fine gloves in white and colors This is a wonderful 4 7 bargain. Sale price *■ 1200 pairs Silks Gloves. Women’s splendid quality Silk Gloves, with double finger tips. In 07^ black, white and colors. Sale price •ft V CUT GLASS A big purchase of C’ut Glass at about one-half the regular prices. Sugar and Creamer; Spoon Trays; Comports, high footed Nappies handled; Orange Bowls; Celery Trays; Vases; Bowls; Nut Cl C7 Bowls. Special 1000 OR MORE HOUSE DRESSES IN THE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD IN SOUTH BEND 240 Women’s Percale House Dresses in light and dark colors. All sizes. Not over two to 77 any one customer. Extra Special Sale I I C WOMEN’S NIGHTGOWNS. Fine Nainsook Nightgowns. Beautifully trimmed with lace, ribbon and insertion. AU sizes. Extraordinary values. Sale (f* 1 £7 price vltUl CHILDREN’S DRESSES. Children’s Gingham Dresses, in fancy plaids. Age 6to 14. Sale Q7 price v I V CHILDREN S DRESSES. Special purchase of beautiful Summer Dresses, in ’ fancy ginghams and chambray. Immense variety of styles. Ages 6to 14. Sale $2.47 I WOMEN’S NIGHTGOWNS. Women’s fine cotton or nainsook gowns. tifully trimmed with lace, insertion ribbon ?md embroidery. Full sizes. Sale 07 price v I C INFANTS SWEATERS. Pretty all-wool Sweaters; ages 2to 6 CO /f 7 years. In all colors. Sale price * • SILK CAMISOLES. Immense purchase and sale of Silk Camisoles at about half the regular price. Deep lace trimmed. With ribbon and insertion. ^1 f7 Sale price ......I CHILDREN S SLEEPING GARMENTS. Children’s Sleeping Garments—splendid Q7 _ quality. Pink or white. Salo price vlv CHILDREN'S ROMPERS. Children’s play-rompers in large selection A 7 splendid iiy; ages 2to 6; sale price ... vl C CHILDREN’S BLOOMERS. Children’s Bloomers—white— o7 2 to 6. Sale price .......... I C CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS. Chihlr.uN Bloomers, splendid quality; 4 7 ages 4to Ph White or pink. Sale price . ..7«l C CHILDREN’S APRONS I'hildren’s fancy gingham Aprons, in pret- F7 ty design, nicely made. Sale price vl C WOMEN’S BLOOMERS. Women’s Pink Batiste Bloomers, full 07 size. Fine quality. Sale price ts 9 C FANCY DOTTED VEILING. Fancy Dotted Veiling, in all colors. 07 . m 9 C FANCY RIBBONS. I ■■ — ‘ . to ibc a yard, sale .vl V I — —— I

Dress Suits and Coats WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES W s P e<> i a l purchase of New York Dresses in Mignonette, Canton Crepe, Foulard, Taffeta, Georgette, Satin and Crepe de Chine. Beaded, embroidery, stitching and ruffle trimmed. Basque. Blouse and Rodingote models. We have divided this purchase intotwo large selling lots, at $16.97 $29.47 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS T Every good style is represented in this immense collection. Finest quality of Tricotine, Poiret Twill, I Picotine, Men’s-wear Serge, and Poplin. Box, flare and ripple models. Also plain tailored models as jW - we ^ as ^ IP moß t beautifully trimmed suits we have shown this season, go ih to make t}ns the best valjtL ' ue Ba ^ e off er€ d this season. We have divided th<'s.> Suits into three large assortments, at $24.97 $39.47 $59.47 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ COATS AND WRAPS \ V Hundreds of beautiful coats for Street, Dress and Sport Wear. All aewi-in Tinseltone, Serges. Nov- \ I elty Weaves, Polo and Velour. Plain, braid, embroidery, stitching and button trimmed. Chicken modI els. And the more Tailored Styles. Every new style is represented here. Then you’ll save many dolyy L lars. We have divided these Coats into two large assortments, at f $14.97 i $24.97 V ■

Wash Goods and Domestics TURKISH TOWELS 2 Turkish Towels .regular 19c kind, 2 for 27c 2 extra large size Turkish Towels, regular 35c kind. 2 for Turkish Towels, regular 39c kind, sale 270 Turkish Towels, regular’ 50c kind, sale 37c Turkish Towels, extra large size, regular 65c kind .special 47c Fancy Bordered Turkish Towels .regular - 50c kind, sale 37c BED SHEETS 72x90 Bed Sheets, seamless, extra heavy, regular $1.69 kind, sale 31-27 CRASH TOWELING Crash Toweling .half linen, regular 25c kind, at 17c CROCHET BED SPREADS Crochet Bed Spreads, regular $2.00 kind, at $1.27 Crochet Bed Spreads, large size. Regular $2.50 kind, sale WASH CLOTHS Fancy Wash Cloths. Regular 10 kind., 5 for 270 Fancy Wash Cloths. Regular 15c kind. 4 for ...27c DRESS PERCALES 36 inch fancy Dress Percales, in stripes. Regular 25c kind, sale ^7c DRESS GINGHAMS Fancy Dress Ginghams in plaids, checks, and stripes. Regular 25c kind. Sale 17c APRON GINGHAMS Apron Ginghams in all sized checks. Regular 25r kind, sale 17c T/IBLE DAMASK Table Damask, bleached, assorted patterns: regular 7oc kind. 2 yards for 97c CURTAIN GOODS Fancy Curtain Goods, in dotted Swiss and Marquisette. Regular 69c kind 470 FANCY DRESS VOILES 40 Inch fancy Dress Voiles In flowered patterns Regular 50c kind, sale 37c 40 inch FANCY Dress Voiles In all colors, and patterns. Regular 69c kind, sale 47c 40 Inch fancy Dress Voiles, all colors. Regular 75c kind, sale 57c 40 Inch Pitney Dress Voiles ,ail <x>Jors and patterns Regular SI.OO kind, sale 67c 40 inch Fancy Dress Voiles—-all colors. Regular $1.25 kind, sale 77c FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS 32 inch Fancy Dress Ginghams in Scotch plaids. Regular 50c kind, sale 37c 32 Inch fancy Imported Scotch ginghams In plaids. Regular SI.OO kind, sale 77c WINDSER CREPE Wlndser Crepe for Kimonos In fancy floral Patterns, Regular 50c kind, sale 37c

7200 Pairs Silk, Lisle, Cotton Hosiery w? Kr W (ml ■ w H ONYX HOSIERY GORDON HOSIERY—BURSON HOSIERY —DEPENDON HOSIERY —The Most Wanted Hosiery for Women, Misses and Children at Enormous Savings. Women’s Silk Hosiery, splendid quality. Perfect fitting. Black, white, cordovan and navy. In all sizes, 81^ to 10. Sale price - • V CHILDREN’S HOSIERY ONYX BLACK SILK HOSIERY Children’s black ribbed cotton hossiery, all sizes 11 Women’s Onyx brand Black Silk Hosiers - , splendid quality. dv «• Sale price A/ C all sizes- Sale price 1 «Tr / WOMEN’S BLACK HOSIERY BLACK SILK HOSIERY Women's Burson Black Hose, no seam. All sizes Q 7 Women’s Burson brand heavy black silk hosiery— O ? V Sale price O/ C all sizes—Sale price A• i / WOMEN’S HOSIERY WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY Women's Burson Hosiery, black or black with split sole; all sizes X Women’s slpendid quality black silk hostery-- 07 ? Sale price - ^0 C Al sizes—Sale price / । WATCH US OROW — | I WINDOWS Y^lafidcn^ulM^^ I S. W. Comer Michigan Street and Jefferson Blvd. - ■ - .... - - ——..—.— - -

-U- -4'r Extra Special Sale of Black and Colored Silks 36 inch Taffeta Silks in navy blue, copen- Silk Shirting hi fancy stripes Q 7 hagen, tan, green, plum, rose Cl 1 Q7 regular $l5O kind sale #<7 I C Regular >2.25 kind, sale A«O • Fancy Madris Shirting with Satin 77 36 inch Bilk Meesalin in navy, copen. tan Stripes. Regular. $1.25 kind, sale / f C rose, reside brpwn, gry> and Ci 17 7 36 inch Silk Poplin in navy, brown, ^rey, plum. Regular $2 kUiiL sale A• • I rose. Copenhagen; orange, Q $■ 36 inch dhanneuse ,all silk in navy brown. Regular s!.:’> kind, sale -JX'f G ? copen aad plum. Q 7 BLACK SILK Regular >2.50 kind, sale <> A«U i 36 Inch Taffeta Bilk $137 40 inch Crepe de Chine in navy blue, copen - men Messalina 1-37 hagen, rose, brown, green and (I*l^7 $$ ! nc ^ Silk I’oi^in .97 white. ■ egular >1.95 kind, sale .. OA«O/ ' nt 'h Fnffeta . ~.......K 77 4° inf< plain Georgettes in d* J A J 36 tnch Black Satm k.; ;r.M2.17 — all col^pj. A eT" • inch Charmcuse 1.97 40 Irgn fancy ^orgettes -| 40 inch Crepe de Chine 1.57 Sale .. —" ’ A• O f I 36 inch Duchess Over 2000 New Silk Blouses The greatest Blouse Sale of the season. These Blouses were purchased in New York last week and is the largest assortment ever shown in any one store in South Bend. All bright and new—at tremendous savings. Silk Blouses, many pretty styles. In mignonette, crepe de ehin-e, tricolette and georgette. In every’ shade and white. Sizes 38 to 46. A7 Sale price SILK BLOUSES. The most magnificent assortment of mignonette, tricolette, georgette and crepe de chine blouses in over fifteen styles to choose from. In black, navy, white, orchid, tomato, bisque, flesh, Harding blue, rattan, oyster, pongee, porcelain, zinc, 4 7 Sale price vd.il

From Our Correspondents PUMPKIN ( ENTER Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. D . iamit ly were Sunday visitors at Joe 1 Ross’s. Eddie Stump and Dayton Ross haA • tach, built, new brooder houses ;t his week. Mr. and Abs. Melvin Gardner spent i Sunday, at Gardner’s. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cover spent i.Sunday with Walter Cover’s of Walk’erton. j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jvam at. . - ui j ltuius were Sunday visitors at M. . । \\eiiuers. ! Mrs. Jujia Ross called or< Mrs. B. | Ross Thursday afternoon. ‘ Mrs. M. Wenner spent Friday after noon with Mrs. I. E. Skinner. 11 Clarence Hoover and family were Sunday \ sHors ar Frank Ritters. I ritz Skinner left Monday for an extended trip io the west. Elijah Ballinger of Hamlet is spending severaJ days with his son, .. Joe Ballinger and family. I Jot Ballinger and family sp>nt (Sunday with Draper Cainn of Garden City, ; „ i ■ CRUMSTOWN | A dance will be given at W. O. W. (hall Saturday evening April 9. Every I body welcome. - , Mr. and Mra. A. H. Haxiuann o£ White Eagle Michigan, also Mr. and Mrs. Moses Stroup spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stroup. The Sth grade Q^aininatiou will be ItelcL at Lydick, Saturday April 16. I Tom and Alice Wedel. Millie Stroup Don Rhone and Inez Reiver spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Gilbert Wedel. Adah Rebecca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Kei ver is ill. Ed Price and family of Sumption Prairie; and Mrs. Nancy Dare of South Bend spent Sanday with Mr. and Mrs. John, Price. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Willfong and children of : Mill Creek spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wedel. _Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at. i : 00 p. sh. Charles Shone, leader. Church services 7:45. Rev. . i’aul C. Harris, Pastoa. — ALFA-MINT CORNER Messrs. Alex Sokola and Harry Whitmer were visitors Sunday at the * home of Russell SWartz. Mrs. 'Halt e FSir and daughter, EdiQ, from South Bend and Mrs. MarfC Dfennan and daughter, feetty, of Waukegan, 111., took dinner Sunday at Wallace Nelson’s. George Drollinger and wife and son Cl^jde were afternoon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Em. Bettcher’s Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. G. E. Williams were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and , Meucher. Harry Huber and wife of Mishawtfka? arid Mrs. Charles Pippenger of ( North Liberty were visitors at Mr. and Mts* U. G. Kronk’s. I James Beiler’s visited his father. SadUtel Beiler near Plymouth Sunday. j James Beiler an/1 wife and Miss Leona Arnold and Samuel Good motiored to South Bend Saturday on business. Clinton Morris and wife were visitors at Van Coder’s Sunday. Wendel E\dred of South Bend visited with his cousin Richard Eldred a few days this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Canbel of Mishawaka visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Goethals. Dr. James Fair and wife of Elkhart. and his son, Harold and wife, of Cleveland, Ohio, were after noon 'callers on Mr. and Mrs. Wallace NelI son. | Lynn Milliken and wife took dinner at Lydick, Ind., with his father, IL B. L. Milliken Sunday. t Mrs. Glen Strehley and children who have been visiting with relatives and friends at Sturgis. Mich., the past week returned home last Thursday. Mrs. E. C. Swartz called on Mrs. U. G. Kr<> k, 3londa: James Beiler purchased a horse at ‘South Bend, Monday. I If the first V* 1 - i : iod, corf 1, j on March 17. and that Venus always I brin.s hard electrical hail and wind I storms, how does it come that only a very few localities of this big - • ■ ’ ■ A ’ ■ . I more general? Why do cert, in plhflets only bring sp T ’ calai r-s. It seems to mv I - n ~ • that scient - - ■I te.'sponsibilitit - on these major pla’ 'planets that belong to our > re 11 CHICKS |