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Iurdcrcd Man's Widow is
Constant Trial Attendant
PLANS BIG BOUT
CHIROPRACTORS FORM HI LLOCKS TALKS TO
ASSOCIATIO: SELECT 1 TIT O MOTHERS' CLUBS
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f :r.psy ly rromotf-r l'!"yil l'itz-
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Beacon Blankets at
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to meet a Ira.Un h.--a yv icrht b fore
taking the chaiupioii.-'rup til arvl
Greb has bcTi srlt.ctcd r;rfo hi
bes-t 1 prav ti.-ally nl! ti nditic
l.t-avit s of th- oountry. h.ivint; thr.
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Brennan and on over Hilly M;kr.
Tiio 1-ouT, therefore, is th.- fon1
mo: match in the we?; thiv fa'l
and will attract thousand? of far
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rir.irfide sits will nuv sdl for S5 in-
sr.id of as prtvioualy announced.
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i men who will jciven special rates
! providing the .:: in ih? section?
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! to have him pay her a r-asta,rih,c
Mf. arl II. Cook v. a ha-.ir,!: pj . -rntx on th1 Christmu ticc that
Mif a:.' r.er hnskand and planned for hir two small .diildrc
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mire her. No woman ! 4
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gets beyond admiring j
her. Good looks in 1 1
omrm do not depend j
upon age, but upon ; '
health. A woman's .
health iepends more j j
upon the di?tinctly fern- j
inir.e orpin isni than i rJ
upon anything else. Be- j jJ
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Dresses
for the young lady who goes to school
In our second floor Children's Room you will
find a showing'of wool dresses tor first grade tots
up to high school misses. Iliese frocks are made
of very good French or storm serge and may be
had in brown, navy, burgundy and green. Th
Peter Thompson models are especially pretty
with their braided collars and cuffs and with em
blems on their sleeves. Dress prices are $7.50
to $33.50.
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Muslins, Sheetings and Outing
Flannels at Greatly Reduced
Prices
sun. for her separat.- m iint r.an . nnci nor Doautv tnrc is me cuvesi conneciion. iou never sea
uuvra good-looking wonnn who is weak, run-down, irritable, out of sorts, i
wia t, j t keep l.a rd-rs. a 1 1 h-.'uu li ! a - ful rrra v nnd ii rrvous. Ilf.adarhos. bicknchoi. rlr:ir'inr--fnwn nains. i
m- ph.oi. that h i- Pais:. and had r.t ti j '..e(tt in p- i-i.i.al pi o.. it .(;m! .'... . ,
i . ontan' attend.'! r.t at tin ti i.i'. o, ,.wns a lu.us, ami lot :, -n'. r ),. lrrCITllluntteS and t TOtJl) CS ()f that SOrt are all flft-trOTrr.-? Ot llPfllltv. i
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Mon do not admire ickness.
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T i nt i-roTit i n. irm m oJ h;c
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-. the la'-.-rtad. whadi i--
ndiK titm a t n mpa ijrn au-ainvt hiIi
pi :c v. Th. iie".-p'p r k'i,.'- d'.-rail.-:
f;o.in fii.it fh' '.nr'- ha . h
an iU'i' ' r.t a :.or.i: t hemsd .
?. th' price th. y par fo.- h . :
t'. th-- growers Iah rt.oi .il:s whv
ti..- ; '. era m r.t !.. i,..: !i th.
pri for tho (.iif.'i'- i'i-tf.ul f!" p. i -m
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FIVE Eli' KEl.ni lls oi EH IS CATV C0URT
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ALTO THIEVES GET
TITO CARS TUESDAY
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It i:i within the roticii of pvery woman to be well, hcalthv and t-i
lCf :f she will tal o Dr. l'k-rceV ravorito Prescription. It is
ii. i. Mav. sui Audi ;iv i.port.d- the safest woman? tonic lcau-e it is mace entirely of roots and!
a-tit sr c.ipt. of rhco pet. ri horlks. without alcohol, fln'-nii init., on l.ihf .1 Ir i? TiO vpar old '
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Silk GIo es
for these late summer days
When the weather is too warm for kid gloves,
silk gloves are what you need. We have both
kinds but would suggest the silk for the present.
16-button white silk gloves heavy stitching
on back $3.00.
2-clasp silk gloves in pongee, mustic, putty
gray, white and black $1.30 to $2.23.
Perrin's. fine hrench gloves in tan. brown,
taupe, sjay, beaver, black and white $2.89,
$3.50 and $4.00.
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n i i' ' :" , itv rnll, f' w iinsd.. jhl. Koril au-omohii. 'xvas taken from ' a.ml 11 11 totilics to its goodiic. A medicine that has made . f;fj
. :' '"' 'i morning and drtc- the city pros j-; iM ,r0l,t ilis r idt r. e. ! kick women Well for 1 Kl 1 f 11 CCUttirv is.-lircl TO od to take. Woll-Cli ' X
' 1" 7Vl;'";l;H;i,;I;ni;l,, r- rirv- r ': ?- M,li,:! from everv part of America test if v to its merits. M
i 11 1 ,l nail:-. s.uai.ja tno'inn1. s t itjM.,-teil to tlx- . apt.u-i tlitt - 1 - i I ; 4
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Odd al Insertions at
3 Yards for 5c
ki and dan.' s .?.... ph Cu'tis ad. ( ,.tll! .,.
harutd with alh.w im,' animal.- to ! r
ift'onl of tli- Indiana nd MivhU'h
ARRANGE SPECIAL
.SCHOOLGIRL TIRES HEARLXG I OR YOUTH'
OE ROOKS. RUS A U A) , n. C"" . 11 1.0.-. ..m
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fotind by th.- h, ii p. To d i urd.'. af-rnoon. Th- oiin' mjti
ni-rlif n1 will ! r. turned to h". could m.t hront-ht 1 fore the eitv
a:c;.t.t Itt.art b ..!.. of his
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Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y., 'f'j
for a trial package and confidential medical advice, or booklet. A"A
Children's Coats
for the snowy, blowy days to come
Broadcloth, velour. heather cloth, velvet, polo
cloth and chinchilla coats of navy, brown, bur
gundy, green, Japan blue and gray, some with
fur collars are ready for you $12.50 to $54.50.
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will order mayon
naise at the restau
rant but not make
it at horns. Why ?
because many still
J- have the idea that mayonnaise ia
lots of trouble to prepare.
Or that thy cannot make go od
mayonr.ai?-?- -cr thai it won't "keep.'
Iorc cf these tearons keeps t)
woman who kr.ws Mnzcki from
makir.K lier own raLTine rv--T
Maro! a btir. an abrolutely pure
vr$:ctab!e cil. b!-nd- the ingredients
perfectly and imparts its own drlicat!
flavor to the drcs:in which will
kcrp for weeks without scnaratin-;.
Once you try Ma?c!a yoa will preff r
it to olive oil. It not only equals th
fir.cst imported olive oil, but costs
fibout half the price.
Ma:o!a is served bv leading hotels,
clubs and dinin;; cars throughout
America-
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r- uerl .li r.e-jrj. It -:i krtrp for wrtki Do not tr it 'hen
yoi ctr-n it; t-c out a dach at yo- need with u tablet poor. aui4
4VVe could not possibly have taken this
action unless we felt thoroughly justified
in anticipating reduced costs of materials,
against which conditions our companies
have made provision," said Mr. John N.
Willys.
'it has been commented that the auto
mobile business has been profiteering.
The profit in proportion to the increase in
prices has been much less in this industry
than prior to the war.
"After two months of personal investi
gation on conditions abroad, I am firmly
of the opinion that this country caxinot
hope to develop a healthy business and be
able to compete with foreign markets, un
less wc re-establish merchandise celling
prices more nearly on a par with condi
tions existing prior to the war."
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OVERLAND
OLD PRICES
Touring $1035
Roadster $1035
Coupe $1525
Sedan $1675
NEW PRICES
Touring $ 895
Roadster
895
Coupe $1425
Sedan $1475
WILL YS-KNIGHT
OLD PRICES
Touring $2300
Roadster $2300
Coupe $2950
Sedan $3050
NEW PRICES
Touring $2195
Roadster $2195
Coupe $2845
Sedan $2945
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Factory Branch 232 N. Michigan St
Main 622
Lincoln 1712
at All PI
Wiggly
Gold Medal Flour, 2AV2 lbs S1.77
Jiff) Jell, package 12c
Rose Leaf Flour, 24'A lbs 51.70
Lenox Soap, bar 4c
Potatoes, fancy stock, lb k
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Floui 16c j
Salmon, tali 1-Ib. can 16c
Golden rWe Macaroni 8c
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Baking Powder, 12-oz. can 10c
Swift's Pride Soap 5c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 12c
No. 1235 S. Mich. St.
No. 2129 N. Mich. St.
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No. 4 Mishawaka
No. 5803 Lincoln Way West
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