Walkerton Independent, Volume 47, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 June 1921 — Page 4

\_SOUJ^f_BEf)fO^GREATEST BA * w» : 1219-221 SO. MICHIGAN ST. Sensational Feature | For Saturday Shopners | DRESS SALE m Special arrival of smart, fresh crisp summer frocks | B * n all wanted materials—purchased at a huge conces- B ? *° n f rom l ar ^ e New York manufacturers. Therefore ® our prices are sensationally low. I Organdies Voiles I I JIU Ginghams f HB” DRESSES I I Values tc $17.50 & I A Sacrifice at A Startling Event I I The Very Start gt/Kt T h»t Wm ^owd ■ I of The Season ffl Our Busy Store I I Instead of waiting till the —pk Flowered and figured voile I season is partly over we are g^g gHB| dresses, designed along the ■ sacrificing a vast lot of fine newest styles. Organdies in B I summ er dresses AH fresh ^IBBBBBH^^ plain colors and two tone hte I crisp dresses, sacrificed Sat- effects, beautiful gingham B || urday at dresses in smart plaids I DRESSES I I of Dotted Swiss FCSS^S । f of the Better Sort I j 12^2 I K In blues, browns, tans, blacks, etc. S I Ruffle styles, self button trimmed zr^ e have a large lot of wonderful f etc. Also in combination with or- £s^ fl r7n ed georgette and satin | ■ w J £ll dresses. Ruffle styles, three quarter 2 g gandy Wonderful values to 27.50. I and short sleeve styles . Values in | ■ Saturday at 9.98. I this lot to $27.20. I Wash Waists, Values to $2.50 | ■ Wonderful assortment of voile and organdy waists, in plain colors or two <T> M H tone combinations. Sacrificed Saturday at § I Wash Skirts, Values to $3.50 I »of gabardine wash Large assortment skirts in a variety of styles. Button <l*l Olf 9 trimmed, novelty pockets, belts, etc. JpletzcS I Choice of the House I T¥ _ ~ I A " A al Jx^.tS j ■ Sonng Cuts / ; I j NO RESTRICTIONS I_ T m . i I t . 1 newest Trimmed Styles ’ B B j Values to 537.50 I * 79c j 0 elours Silvertones । < 7$ I I i iricotines Veldynes J to | I ■ ■ W I former cost or n - price. Saturday j \ une. t<, sio. .acthed » H 1I- 9P3 p u I E-— . I _ j B

Published every Tlnursday by THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO. (incorporated) Publishers of the WAL KEI rro N 1N DHTENDEX T NORTH LIBEKTY NEWS LAKEVILLE STANDARD t’LE.M DeCOl DUES, Business Mgr. W. A. EXDLEY, Editor. Published by the IndependentNews Co. at Walkerton, Indiana. Entered at the postoffice at Walkerton as second class matter. lune 2. 1921 IHE DEATH RECORD Place Alzina rottenger, daughter of Win and Jane Potienger, was born near Camden, Ohio, October 24, 1831. Shej was married to Ira F. Place March। 28 1871 and they came to Indian I To this union two children wer I born, Ira F. Place and Mrs. Jenni Wolfe who reside in Walkerton. Ir E. Place, the husband passed awa August 2-1 1912. They were hot lite long members of the Presbyter ian church and to their efforts mncil credit for the building of the loca I church here canbe assigned. Although! she had nearly reached the age cC i ninety years she was yet in possesion: iot most of her faculties and will ba very much missed bythose who enjoy ed a talk with her regarding happen ings of many years ago.

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a ’ : The June Sales at Robertson’s : ■ a : MANY PRICES IN THIS SALE ARE LOWER THAN EVER i ■ THE ASSORTMENTS ARE GREATER AND THE QUALITIES BETTER 1

■ June Sale c r Summer Dresses | . ^~Ciir buyers have returnea 3 ~lroni e ■ a market, bringing with them a beautiful collection .1 ■ of Wash Dresses. There are new models in Ging--1 * hams, Organdieis, Dotted Swiss and embroidered K * Organdies and Voiles. Aou will be pleased with ■ * these lovely frocks as to the make, the style and the ■ i price. | । $5.95, $8.95, SIO.OO, $15.00 $22.50, and $25.00 I “ Georgette and Taffeta Dresses I ■ at $25. B n j k All ne wand handsome. We have rarely, if ever, f ■ offered you a more choice selection of Silk Dresses. ' Another splendid group includes Canton Crepes, I " Crepe de Chines and Satins at $25, $35 and 850. I » | • June Sale of Childrens and Misses I ■ Gingham Dresses. I B An exceptional showing of fine Amoskeag and I B z ephyr Gingham Dreses in plain stripes and checks. I M Some are pique trimmed, while others are self. All ; B substantially made with good buttons and dee] ’ B hems. ’ H Ages 2 to 6—51.00, $1.25 and $1.50. I i Ages Cto 14—51.50, $1.98, $2.25 and $2.98. i ■ June Sale of Georgette Waists : « at $4.95 each. A special lot of these Waists has just been opened. 1“ They are of excellent grade Georgette in overblouse j" and regulation styles. Necks are round. A 7 or Dutch I" and the trimmings is lace and embroiderv. Flesh. !" v hite and bisque. June Sale of Hats » at $5.00 each This assortment includes pattern, tailored and suit I Hats in a host of styles and colors. There is a good | variation in shapes and trimming. This millinery | was formerly priced to $18.50. ■ June Sale of Wash Goods H New Ginghams in most every desirable check ttre | B offered in this sale. n 27 inch fast color Dress Ginghams—l9c and 25c. 32 inch fast color Dress Ginghams—2sc and 35c. 32 inch fancy plaid I >ress Ginghams—l9c. 200 pieces of new Percales in light and dark colors. I )ress and shirting patterns —2sc a yard. .VBK«aBBBBtg!IBB’Ja3KSI3 3'9i:flX£rß

। day afternoon at the home of her j daughter. Rev. Van Fossen. officiat- ; ing, and she was laid to rest by the side o! her husband in Woodlawn I cemetery. Row an Rosanna I’latz daughter of David and Anna I’latz was born in Holmes county, Ohio. Oct. 23, 1840, and died at the home of her daughter at Hammond. Ind., May 28. 1921. aged B<> years, 7 months. In 1857 she was united in marriage to Hiram Rowan who proceeded her in death in 18S9j Three children were born, om dyin j in infancy. Mrs. Rowan was a mem her of the Episcopal church in whic ' faith she was steadfast. Two children ar* left to mourn iter passing: Mrs I Carl G. Russell of Hammond, an W. S. Rowan of North Liberty. Tw grandchildren and three great grand children, one sister. Mrs. Mar i Wright of North Liberty. The Rev । Peter Langendorf read the buria | service of the church. Rev. Mr I Smith concluding the service at th grave. The remains were laid to res at the North Liberty cemetery last Wednesday afternoon. VISITS SOI TH WESTERN STATE IN INTEREST OF RVXKERS R. W. Geyer, South Bend invest- | ment broker with offices in the Union ' Trust building, has returned home{ from an inspection tour of Arkansas. I Mr. Geyer in company with 14 other investment bankers from all parts, ot the count ry visited Arkansas to j see the agricultural, rice, oil and lumber fields as the guest of the

It is the intention of this eroup of ( men to underwrit* the bonds the character and amour t to b aunounced later to be used in developing’ the gre.it resources of this state. Asked what he personally thought jabout Arkansas' figure, Mr. Ge>*r; said that th* banke rs were * nthusias'| tic about h* r possibilities, although it is still a piomer state and has generally been overlooked. South Bond Ti ibune. WANTS, FOR SALE, Eic. I 1 <>R SALE Some timothy hay. iPhone 103-X. .tames Sthklev. Itj2. । I’oll SALE- Sow and eight pigs. . C. J. Kock ar Koontz lake. 2tj9.! FOR SALE—Jersey sweet potatoe (Plants. Phone 139-L MRS. R. I O. BARNES. Itj2p. FOR s.\ LE Second hand wood! wheel wagon gear. Cheap if taken at once. 2tj9w Fisher’s Implement Store. FOR SALE—-Two story residence •on corner lot. For particulars see D. L. Swank. 4tj24w. FOR SALE—Three months old i Rhode Island Red pullets. Phone ; 145. Walkerton. m26tf. FOR SALE —1 fresh cow, 1 mare (With colt, 1 mule colt, yearling. Emil ' Manehout, Walkerton. Phone 105-X. I 3tj2wp. : FOR SALE—Used Quick Meal gasoline range. Cheap if taken at once. Worth Leßoy '

■ June Sale of Organdies—Swisses ancT htripecUv 36 inch 2-ply English small figure Voiles—39c. I 36 inch silk striped dark colored Voiles—soc. | Sport stripe fine mercerized Batistes—s different I colors—39c. • S 45 inch Imported Swiss Organdies that will wash 1 —all colors and white—Bsc. | ■ June Sale of Silks Here are thousands of yards of seasonable Silks a on sale at half their regular prices. ■ 82.00 Sport Silks, 36 inches wide—pure silk and I fast colors—Copen, Rose, Pekin. Grav and Tansplendid patterns—s9c a yard. 36 inch Wash Satin—Bl.2s a yard. ■ 32 inch Pure Silk Shirtings—Bl.2s a yard. I a June Sale Men’s Hose ■ ■ rme full fashioned M ayne Knit Irregular Lisle ■ Hose of the 7uc quality in Tan, Brown, Black and ■ V hite—all sizes at 3 pairs for 81.00. i 'ess Mercerized Lisle Hose in black and col- $ ors—2sc. i June Sale Men's Underwear at SI.OO a Suit. I IGu dozen Athletic Union Suits made of fine Mad- " ras, striped Nainsook and checkd Dimity. Every garment cut and tailored true to size. Such « qualities sold last season up to 82.98. Your choice ■ during June at 81.00 asuit. h R June Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits * at $1.50 and $1.98 Inese Suits are made of the finest of Wash mat i r- & anc aie luilt lor service. 1 hey are •ar blues s greys, tans and some whites. The styles arc o. fik and Middy. All sizes to 12 years. » J une Sale of Girls' Slippers Alary Jane patent leather S ippers in a fine t ‘ade Chrome patent. They an well lined and have . . led and Goodyear soles. Seme have a bow an . others “ are plain. ■ Sizes 4 to 8 are 82.25. Sizes BL> to 11 arc $3.95. Sizes 11' to 2 are 84.50. ■ Sizes 2 1 _to 64., are 85.0 '. 81 & ' 5 SJ S 9 £ IE £ S 9 3 M ■ ® » sz r- a

MiH ! a i i That’s | H Service S We’re mighty glad * to hear these two words anytime. The oftener v. e hear them the surer v.e are Riat our service is getting Lett: r n.-.d better all the time. If you need a new battery rem mber about the Still Setter Willard with Threaded Rubber Insulation — the kind selected by 136 manufacturers of passenger cars and trucks. I THE QI ALITV VI I- £ CANIZING & BAT- g TERY CO. 8 Walkerton, Ind. g*** i I x — r _ _ "X