Indiana daily times. [volume], November 25, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 11, Image 11

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ROOT GIVES OUT
ASSIGNMENTS IN
RESERVE CORPS
Chief of Staff Makes Selections
for Several Offices, Units
and Organizations.
Ihe following assignments of officers
of the Officers’ Reserve Corps to offices,
units and organizations of the Organized
Reserves of Indiana, have been announced
by Col. E. A. Root, chief of staff:
Maj. Francis H. Miller, Engr., Indian
apolis, to attached to 741st Engineer Bat
talion. •
First Lieut. Elmer LeG, Goldsmith,
Engr., Indianapolis, to attached to head
quarters staff (adjutant), 741st Engi
neer Battalion.
(’apt. Charles S. McMahon. Eng. R. C.,
Liberty, to headquarters staff, 741st En
gineer Battalion.
First Lieut. Elbert A. Terhune, Engr.,
Indianapolis, to attached to headquar
ters and service platoon, 741st Engineer
"Battalion.
Second Lieut. William P. Tilley, Engr.,
i’.razll, to Cos. C, 741st Engineer Bat
talion.
Second Lieut. Frank J. Dalton, Engr.,
Indianapolis, to Cos. D. 741st Engineer
Battalion.
Capt. Charles T. "Wiley. Engr.. Rich
mond, to headquarters staff (adjutant),
-300th Engineers.
Capt. Devere Yeoman, Engr.. Indian
apolis, to headquarters staff (I. & T.l,
SOOth Engineers.
Capt. William W. Dick. Engr.. Evans
ville, to headquarters staff, 300th En
gineers.
Capt. Reginald G. Bowman. Engr.,
Hammond, to headquarters staff (sup
ply), 309th Engineers.
Capt. Ray Seely, Engr., Hammond, to
headquarters and service company, 300th
Engineers. *
Second Lieut. George E. Caswell. Engr.,
Whiting, to headquarters company, 309th
Engineers.
First Lieut. John L. .\iesse. Engr.,
Madison, to headquarters company, 300th
Engineers.
First Lieut. Henry C. Ketlham, Engr.,
Indianapolis, to headquarters company
(train commander), 309th Engineers.
First Lieut. John R. Stephenson. Engr.,
Elkhart, to Ist Bataliion Headquarters
(adjutant), 309th Engineers.
First Lieutenant Harry J. Warines. en
gineer, Logansport, to
Engineers.
First Lieutenant George A. Holmes, en
gineer, Indiana Harbor, to Company A,
300th Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Alexander D. Sta
ples. engineer. South Bend, to Company
A, 309th Engineers.
First Lieutenant Harl C. Bradley, en !
gineer. Ft. Wayne, to Company B," 309th
Engineers.
First Lieutenant Owen £. Archibald, i
engineer. Ft. Wayne, to Company B, 309th
Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Glenn M. Kepplen, ;
engineer, South Whitley, to Company B,
309th Engineers.
First Lieutenant Frank 11. Prescott. -
engineer. Anderson, to Company C, 309tb
Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Everett E. -Ellis, !
engineer, Lafayette, to Company C, ?09th ;
Engineers.
Captain Vorls It. Norton, engineer. Bed - 1
ford, to 2d' Battalion headquarters (ad- !
Jutant), 309th Engineers.
.First Lieutenant Keller P. Thiry. en- j
gineer, Danville, to Company D, C99th '
Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Daniel M. Howard, j
engineer, Terre Haute, to Company D, j
309th Engineers.
First Lieutenant James A. Wilson, en
gineer, Indianapolis, to Company E, 300th j
Engineers.
First Lieutenant Clarence J. Everson i
engineer, Newcastle, to Company E, 300th
Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Vance L. Bushnell,
engineer, Indianapolis, to Company E, i
309th Engineers.
First Lieutenant Nevil 11. Frank, en
gineer, Mauckport, to Company F, 309th
Engineers.
First Lieutenant Robert E. Colvin, en- j
gineer, Evansville, to Company F, 309th ‘
Engineers.
Capt. Henry C. Gemmill, Infantry. '
Greenfield, to headquarters 84th Division
(general staff section.)
Second Lieutenant Frank O. Medsker, •
infantry. Edinburg, to headquarters
84th Division (general staff section.)
Second Lieutenant Sanford S. Stnrffs,
Infantry, N'ewpolnt, to special troops.
Capt. Audley G. Holleman, infantry,
Indianapolis, to special troops (head
quarters company.)
Capt. Henry L. Cheslck, Infantry.
Newcastle, to 167th Infantry Brigade
(headquarters staff.)
Capt. Herman Minton, Infantry, New j
— —=
For Those Who Were Disappointed
Last Week, Another Shipment
Sky-Blue Graniteware
Made of good grade granite—offered for Saturday
only. NO PHONE ORDERS OR DELIVERIES.
I
"If Hartman Says It's Right, Q 017 OI A f
it is Right.” * | or LUAL
Fancy Market Baskets Factory Demonstration
1 9c-2Bc-33c Solid Carload of
Kitchen Cabinets
At a saving of nearly one-half
cabinet with porcelain sliding
FLOOR SAMPU£^|
PHONOGRAPHS ||
BIG REDUCTIONS lII]
Play Like a New Machine. P^3> jjj
Can't be Told from a jgSSsD IOiA
New Pathe. BUO9
Thm*> are not wond hand
machine*. They hate been used I I—i
for demonstrations only. j| I I
Get Our Price,.
McsHßroapi—R-aiw Actual selling price, $43.50.
HARTMANN’S
315-317-319 East Washington Street.
Albany, to 167th Infantry Brigade
(headquarters staff, supply.)
Capt. Jacob J. Pfenninger, infantry,
Newcastle, to 167th Infantry Brigade
(adjutant.)
Second Lieutenant Atlee P. Slentz. In.
fantry, Indianapolis, to 167,th Infan •
try Brigade, headquarters.
Second Lieutenant Paul Grosjean, in
fantry. Indianapolis, to 167th Infantry
Brigade commanding platton headquar
ters.
M. E. Churches Show
Six Years^Jncrease
CHICAGO, Nov. 25. —The number of
■Methodist Episcopal Churches with a
membership of 1,000 or more has doubled
in the last six years, according to Rev.
Oliver S. Baketel, editor of the Methodist
Year Boob. In 1915 there were 163 such
churches in the -United States, as com
pared with 232 at present.
> Philadelphia leads the list with eleven.
Columbus, -Ohio, is next with nine. De
troit has eight and Baltimore five.
Rev. Baketel used the statistics up to
the fall conferences of the denomination.
According to conferences Northeastern
Ohio ha(s twenty-five churches with a
membership in excess of 1,000, West Ohio
seventeen, Pittsburgh eleven and West
Virginia five.
Os the.six largest churches, all over
2,500 In membership, three are in the col
ored conferences. The largest Is at East
Cavalry. Philadelphia, colored, member
ship 4,320.
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those who try it. —Advertisement.
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles
“I guarantee my oinmert,” says Peter
son of Buffalo, “to cure eczema; to stop
tho itching at once and any reliable
druggist will cheerfully refund vour
money if PETERSON'S OINTMENT
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William A. Carley of Franklin. N. Y„
Is surely a wise man. He writes. “I
used PETERSON'S OINTMENT on a lit
tle boy suffering terribly with eczema.
It did the work."
Tlmn there is Alex. Louttel. a brave
fireman of Buffalo, who it, to write
as follows: “I had an old sore on my
leg for many years. The best doctors
failed. PETERSON’S OINTMENT en
tirely healed the sore quickly.” And
from over in Canada comes a letter from
A. Blockeby, stating: “The best thing I
ever hit for Itching piles is PETERSON'S
OINTMENT.” A big 1, for 35 cents.
Mail orders filled by l’e rsou Ointment
Company, Id. 1 ., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adver
tisement.
Let Mrs. Murphy Tell You About
LUXTONE PREPARATIONS
Mrs. Murphy, a beauty expert of Chicago will be here
Saturday to explain and answer questions to women who
want to leurn how to have a good complexion and how to
take cure of the hair. She will discuss with you j>oints on
oily, dry and normal skin and -"you may gain valuable
knowledge free of charge. Incidentally* she will explain
the merits of the famous Luxtone toilet preparations on
sale exclusively here. It will be worth your while to
come and consult Mrs. Murphy who has been visiting the
big stores all over the United States.
LADIES’ PERCALE I
APRONS, 98c ©
I Wonderful aprons for tho M
i money. Made of dark blue H
; scout percale with neat stripe's; J
i white rick-rack trimming.
LADIES’ FINE APRONS, V
$1.49 ]
I Splendidly made coverall I
: apron dresses of very best
medium and dark blue per- ft
cales. Fancy braid trimmed. Bj
Long sleeves, large' pockets. H
NEW DOUGHNUT
APRONS, $1.95 1
These are clever styles of A
1 light, color percales with fancy ■
plaid doughnut trimming. In- j
deed very pretty. ■
CHECK KITCHEN 1
APRONS, 25c A
Regulation style tie string J
aprons of staple blue and white 1
1 check apron gingham. A lim- flj
* ited number on sale, "
(SAVE ON TOYS i
SET OF TOY DISHES, 49c A
A decorated set of tin dishes, l
put up in a large box. The A
right kind for small children. I
BROWN TEDDY BEARS, J
49c 1
10- Inch size, woolly brown J
bears, Just tho size for the I
small child. Other sizes 99c 1
and 98c. 4
VARIOUS RUBBER TOYS, ]
25c |
The plaything for baby. All
kinds of rubber dolls. Also
some for only 10c.
TERRY CLOTH DOLLS. 59c
Thq dolt made of Turkish
cloth. ,cotton stuffod, painted A
body. I
! THESE ARE b
SPECIAL ' I
BABY PLATES FOR 490 ]
Extra heavy semi porcelain £
plates with deep side rims, £
Nursery decoration. J
FANCY CELERY TRAYS, I
49c
Big lot just received and they’ll J
I sell last. About 12 inches 9
long, scalloped edge, glaze tint J
and fancy decorations. Buy
I for Xmas.
FANCY SALAD BOWLS,
I .29c
! 7-inch size fancy semi porce
lain dishes with yellt w tint
and floral decoration.
FANCY SALAD BOWLS,
39c I
8 Inches in diameter, semt-por
rcdaln. nicely colored and dec- I
orated. Buy them now for
Xmas presents.
- ON 4
i SWEATERS
LADITS’ $4 SWEATERS, [
I $2.98 4
New Tuxedo style Sweaters I
I in black and light colors. Ilnve
I Angora trimmed front. Avery 4
dressy style. 1
GIRLS’ $4 SWEATERS, i
$2.98 \
Wonderful Sweaters for tho
money. Knit of wool yarns, 4
coat style and in various dark \
colors For girls up to 16. .
LADIES’ $5 SWEATERS, \
$3.98
A special big lot of medium |
and heavy weight, all coat '
style. Big variety of colors to i
select from. (
LADIES’ $3 SCARFS, $1.95
Long Scarfs of brushed wool J
In many colors. Fringed ends,
belted. Warm and stylish. 4
I SAVE ON I
HOSIERY |
20c HOSE, SPECIAL, 10c i
Another big lot for tomorrow \
of ladies’ and children's hose to .
sell at this low price. Ladies’ f
,hose are black and brown. \
■ Children’s are black, ' small •
A sie.es. j
and 69c OUTSIZE HOSE, 49c '
A Ladies’ highly mercerized hose !
■ In black or cordovan. A special \
I purchase of 60 dozen. .
| LADIES’ 39c HOSE, 25c |
J They are fleece-lined. Some
A have rib top. Black only. A j
3§ limited quantity only for* to- 1
■ morrow.
§ LADIES’ FINE SILK HOSE, |
| $2.49
% They are pure silk and still- I
J fashioned. If you want some- '
■ thing extra good see these.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921.
A LINK IN A CHAIN OF UNDERSELLING STORES BE HERE WITH THE
IMMENSE CROWDS DRAIN SATURDAY
Let the Sign of the Owl put you wise to the right road to travel for savings on whatever you need. Wise shoppers in every city
where we operate one of these low price stores eagerly watch for the advertisement with the Owls. More and more people in Indian
apolis are now doing this and it will mean money in their pocket. A store full of bargans, and with the many extra specials for
tomorrow we are planning to handle a record-breaking crowd. We claim to be able to save you money and tomorrow is a good time
to test us out. We are expecting you. B*ing your friends.
SALE BOUDOIR CAPS
Just 200 while they last and
they’ll sell quick. Pretty caps of jpjrg*
net and lawns in white and colors, H TOpre #
some ribbon trimmed. If you H ’’""JK Sfj
want some for Xmas gifts now is
the time to get them. On sale in
Dept. 18.
\ SAVE S
L ON UNDERWEAR I
J LADIES’ $1.69 UNION j
[ SUITS, $1.39 I
k Springtex Union Suits with A
I: good nap. different I
r styles lu all sizes. 9
I LADIES’ 69c VESTS AND i
PANTS, 44c 1
| All sizes up to 44. Slightly J
F fleeced. While one case lasts ■
L at this price, Saturday.
I GIRLS’ 75c UNION SUITS, I
L 59c
I All sizes, 2to 16. A medium fl
r weight suit at a special low 1
k price. J
I 69c VESTS AND PANTS, I
L 49c
Children’s heavy fleeced two- E
[ Piece suits in ecru color. This 1
L is a special price. J
Wgvfr? —* Best Domino Granulated VVlltCll
/ItedlC SUGAR 4c POUND
Toys rnd Dolls Sold with other goods only; 5 pounds ffc'l/SP * or rcal
M/, i!fr jslk '-Up, YV for 20c with purchases on anyone day W/' iilflU 'BBWC MB -BBl' a
fw/. j4£ Wf jn- .ss\ nmountlng to Sf; 5 pounds With each Ks/. 4*t- JR', DnV4f4MH
' SATURDAY SALE of 1,000
| SATEEN PETTIBOCKERS
#
I Special A tlmely Hale of pettl '
.-.-m. jfW ; ... bookers and good ones, too.
I vw m fe? •' ,la< le of nn extra quality
r lIBk ySjj iamercorlze.l sateen in tdaek,
I navy, lirown and other
fllllaflii
I Vfy F.iastlc waist, double elas
tic shirretl cuffs, reinforced
r Our chain of stores made
50c Silk Boudoir Caps, special 29^
Up to $1 Boudoir Caps, special .... 49<^
35c Fancy Boxed Stationery 29<*
Heavy Torchon Laces, special, yard.
Children’s 50c Knit Toques, for
Fancy Plaid Gingham
A special quantity purchase *i r
enables us to offer you this IDC
plaid dress gingham at this special
price in Department 7.
$1.19 Bleached Sheets
Your choice of a 72x90 or 81 Q’7_
x9O sheet. Just six dozen on OI C
sale tomorrow add a limit of 6 to one
customer.
- $1.25 Dress Plaids
The genuine Jamestown part no
wool plaids. A variety of col- /QC
ors. See the.special table tomorrow
In Department 7.
85c Value Window Shades
Just received a big lot, size pr
36 inches by 7 feet; in dark UDC
green. Specially priced for tomor
row in Department 9.
25c Light Percales
Yard wide, standard brand, -j j"
Comes 10 to 20-yard lengths, 1 OC
but buy what you want. This is a
special bargain.
36c Dress Gingham
The genuine Red Seal gingham orp
in a very good selection of pat- Ct i C
terns for ladies’ and girls’ dresses
and aprons. On sale Department 6.
Light and Dark Calico
For tomorrow a special table i rv
heaped high with this bargain 11FC
offer. Buy as much as you want in
Department 6.
$2 Quality Silks
A special assortment picked (h* m
from our regular stock; ipl.T - Sr
some are short pieces, but most are
lengths suitable lor dresses and
waists.
Three-Pound Roll Cotton
Fine and clean, opens up in
one sheet 72x90 inches; large ODC
enough for comfort. 75c roll is the
usual selling price.
$3.50 Comforts for
An extra large comfort cov-d* qq
ered with silkoline on bothip&.yo
sides; filled with clean white cot
ton; good weight. Department 9.
** The Economy Spot of BndSanapoßis 99
INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE
30€ East Washington Street .lust East of Court House\
OPEN DAILY TILL S:3O—OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK
SATURDAY - ANOTHER SALE
2,000,10-Inch Double Side
RECORDS HI
•■VV
No need to fell you to lie early. You can realize there will he
a staxnpde for famous 4’arainount double side Phonograph Hec
ords at 25c. All kinds of instrumental and vocal selections. Nearly
100 different titles to pick from. All will be arranged on large
counter for quh-k selling. We hurried to get this lot to satisfy the
hundreds who have asked for them since the last sale. Every
body says It’s the biggest value ever offered In Indianapolis. No
phone orders. None delivered.
Remarkable Offerings Saturday
Women’s Wearing Apparel!
We can save you 25 per cent and more on your |
winter needs. Just corn - In tomorrow and see /gasp'll I
bow much better you can do here, \ou ll be sur- TwHiWi
2 BIG COAT SPECIALS lN§? '
At $15.00 At $24.85 i
Ladies’ and misses’ Handsome coats, every
heavy winter coats; all ono of them. Right-up- 1
brand new styles of _ . (3 HMI a. I
good cloth. Some are o-the-mlnute styles of U t* HB t\
embrolderied, some have fine velours, bolivias, * u BIS 11 |
fur collars. There are etp > j n the popular I Q '
sw wija ';f -Km. ~ * jfuuua |
you are in need of a lars. Ts you want to
coat wo know we can save at least $lO. here
save you money. is your chance to do so. \
of h A c Suits x /2 Price | W |
S Madam: Note This Special {
SILK and f>OrCCCC i
WOOL
Values up to $25 a pi /
A nice assortment of very 'th 1 jj3 i
clever !iew styles In both wool IS us
and silk. Styles so pretty ■ !
and value so good you must ■ flj| '
see them to fully appreciate gts Jg
tills offer. Ladies' and misses’ SHI
sizes. Better select one to
morrow.
More of Those Girls’
Velvet Coats at /fffk
This is the Mg coat A \*\_. Lv\ '
bargain of the city. Good O PRM \ X o /
looking coats for* the HiJ \ /VT |
Biuall girls. Made of Jwjjx Y/ *•*> \\ '
heavy velvet in various * • ,
dark" colors. A big de- ■ I
mand for these and we ra Jf
will have nearly 100 for i
tomorrow r 's rush. If you * I
// • II want something good
/ / l for $5, here it is, mother*. 11l i
M'iSmEwk
>sjswi®C
SALE CANTEEN PURSES
Oblong and square shape with iSSSh
angle corners of embossed leather- .*v
ette in various colors. Inside fit
tings and mirror lined. A special S&iM, wj x,
big lot for Saturday at this spe
ciai price, 98c. On sale in Dept. IS.
Workingmen—Just Look Here!
SPECIAL SALE <f
Saturday!
1,000
Work Shirts—^
Any man will admit that a blue chambray
work shirt for s!>c is a special bargain. We
‘Y do not advertise a big special like this
@ BM with only a handful to offer for effect, but
fll we will have 1,000 on sale. May seem like a
' if lot of shirts for a one-day sale, hut this ad
IBS IB a PSI a 1 and the window display is bound to create
tffb&Sg a stir and we doubt if the quantity will last
ail day. Better get here early iu the day.
We reserve right to limit number to each
customer. None to dealers.
Ladies’ $4 Georgette Blouses $2.98
Girls’ Velvet Trimmed Hats £I.OO
Infants* Rubber Jiffy Pants 290
Special Lot $1 Corsets, at 75 c
Big Lot Good Aluminum 95<^
Saturday Candy Specials
Mmik
I SAVE ON GLOVES f
$1 KAYSER GLOVES, 79c S
Ladies, these are the real £
chamoiselte in black, tan, mode vjj|
and brown, 2-clasp style. M
LADIES’ $1.75 KID GLOVES 1
$1.49
' A real imported kid glove in
black and different shades of n
brown. Some embroidered Lack. S
LADIES’ 50c GLOVES, 39c |
A good heavy fleeced glove, ■
lined. In black only. A lim- H
lted quantity tomorrow.
$3 CHAMOIS GLOVES, |
$1.69
16-button length gloTes in R
white, tan. brown and gray. A l
very big special. ?
Boys’ $1.25 Union Suits
Heavy fleece lined, flat knit. qq
■elastic ribbed cuffs and tJoC
ankles, closed crotch. Sizes 2 to 16
years.
Boys’ $1 Winter Caps
Good quality, wool mixed rm
cloths, well lined; inside turn- I jC
down bands.
$1.39 Overalls or Waists
Men’s size, good weight indigo qq
blue striped drill and plain */OC
blue. A special purchase enables
us to offer this low price.
Men’s $5 Corduroy Pants
Dark color, narrow wale, Qq
fully lined, hip pocket laps. ]!>s. I D
cuff bottoms. Strongly reinforced
seams.
Boys’ $1 Rompers
Indigo blue striped drill, bell. QQ,,
cuffs aud pockets; drop seat o*/C
Sizes 2 to 8 years.
Boys’ $7 Mackinaws
Made of good serviceable d* 4 no
material, brown, blue and ;70
grey plaids. Large per cent wool.
Sizes 9 to 16.
Boys’ $2 School Pants
Made of good quality grey (hi £Q
mixed cassimere, button p 1 .0,7
bottoms. All seams securely sewed.
Sizes 8 to 18.
Boys’ $1.25 Sweaters
Coat style, good weight grey qq
cotton with large roll collar. */OC
Sizes 8 to 16 years.
Men’s $5 Sweaters
Pullover *style, with large (ho QQ
shawl collar. Solid color
body with contrasting collar, cuffs
and bottom. They are wooL
Men’s sl-39 Winter Caps
Os good serviceable materials, qq
well lined, with turn down UOC
lined inside bands.
Men’s $1.50 Union Suits 1
Big lot. Some ribbed. Light- (hi ift'
ly fleeced. Some flat knit $1.1,7
with heavy fleece. All sizes.
Men’s Cashmerette Sox
Black, elastic top, heavy | p
weight. A usual 25c value at IDC
15c pair.
49c Box
A pound box of rich choc
olates with nuts and fruit
in cream centers. Very flue
quality, famous “Walker”
candy in ribbon tied fancy
boxes that usually sells for
Gse.
i SAVE ON DOLLS
f UNBREAKABLE DOLLS,
a 19c
W The right size doll for the
a small child. Has composition i
9 unbreakable head. Usually \
f 25c.
SMALL DRESSED DOLLS, |
49c
a Cute little dolls with neat ,
9 dress and hat. Wig and clos- |
sing eyes. Very special at 49c.
| LARGE $7 DOLLS FOR |
7 $3.98
k Tmported Bisque dolls fully j
@ jointed. Beautiful features. '
[ Moving eyes. Parted Wig. 24
% inches high. j
f FAMOUS TALKING
| DOLLS, $3.98 j
f Unbreakable head chubby '
I boy or girl dolls, dressed, that
a will say “mamma” when you j
w pick them up.
I SAVE ON
L MILLINERY ,
[ LADIES’ HATS, ONLY $1
| A special lot of winter I
9 millinery offered for a quick
l clean np at this sensational -
I low price. |
I LADIES’S4 and $5 HATS, $2
9 A quick clean up lot inclnd- j
k Ing some sailors and various
■ other shapes. See special I
r bargain table. "
% LADIES’ NEWEST HATS, l
f $3.98 \
1 A Just in shipment of the i
fl newest style tinsel hats With I
i fur trimmings. Unusual values ’
| at 53.98. 4
? GIRLS’TAM O’SHANTERS, \
I 79c 4
f The new cloth tarns in all \
jk colors also big lot new styles. .
9 Knit of yarns and tassel J
r trimmed. 1
I 0k t*O* IMH
Jr
gji/' .
Mlti'ili • r i* AV/ia ■vftW YYA"
1 SAVE ON BOYS’
| SUITS
I BOYS’ $7.50 SUITS, $5.95
For all ages; good, service- 1
r able suits of dark mixtures.
9 for school wear; 1 pair of i
m pants.
I BOYS’S9.OO SUITS, $6.75 ,
■ For all ages; these have 2 '
1 pair pants for extra wear:
9 goot looking suits of splendid |
W wearing dark materials.
BOYS’ sl2 and sls SUITS, |
$9.85
A Wonderful suits for the J
W money. Age up to 17. Each ’
I with 2 pair pants. Dress-up
A suits such as boys will like. |
$ See them.
B BOYS’ OVERCOATS, $5.50 (
w Age 6 to 11). Warm coats, in
i brown and grey mixed. Pleated i
M hack. ?7.50 value, $5.50. |
v ' : v ■’ -■•
[ SAVE ON BATH- !
ROBES i
1 LADIES’ $4 BATH ROBES, J
$2.98 1
9 And they are good, heavy A
[ robes made of fancy figured I
B robe flannels. Cord loop. A.l
9 special big lot. A
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urday. None better. Every
body knows what it is.