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10
STREET PARADE
THIS AFTERNOON
IS BIG AFFAIR
RODE MAS O' WAR TO
U ISDSOR VICTOR)
MANY SURPRISES
ON CIRCUIT CARD
In the Great Outdoors
All Students Will Invadr Bii
ncss District to Stir I p
p.. .ii w mim , mm m
Y r.
! ine jna:ana hin, itam and b er- p i; trr.er.t are ecint orüeers who
1 est league will meet on Oct. 2 G at i luv be n traino-i for the work and
Winnie w. nn i lau n p neai , o ciock a. m. in tne ra ni room cf .v an? .vir h ih.n- one t
T? the Claynool hotel, IndLtnanoJis. i v. rth v? mur.tv :;sh
INDIANS ADJOURN
TO WINTER HOMES
Their
Fields in
tivc Heat?.
t -. i
nv MIKf. NTIKOS.
"B"i dry"' :s tho '.cran b
om by f-vry . t j 1 nt of South I
h:t:h .v hool for th- ir.tr-"-ct ! a'.
c!.ih which e.r-ir l-atriMav n f t r -nooi
at. the J. D. OIi.r bebi b-tw-n
tn to t nail warriors rprc
Kmnrfn; hivh cf Cta.ry 'r.d
tir..n'i.t',n's r.r;i:i;f ar,l bbi--
-it f Jary" ha i k t
t.hf i? il'Ieri in a ib z r: v.'.:i"f;
1 r i-T tin- J .;, v ' . . i r : 1 v. b-: .
' : Ii T . I;) ' f- t , til' col
liaf-'; drifts to th-
"If at i- " v.-'ll !.-
'.j?ji. th" miri'l f ,e 'it!
'"' t hi a f t rr ion vh"n
!"!' -a ill nnri'ii "fn r,;a.
tl.- l-tjsh: s tlrs'rb-t t'
in th- ü;i. fn i m
tb.it th' r t do irr t
I h At M'l- t;r: l:ro-: ic
be p."'c vd. i ' ui o;
look aft r tb.' -.iff t
1'ituil N-rinniiac;
fi.T-h i ciUrn hi.'
rüti tlirr.iih th-ir !:5'i!
f'for; m-rriricr th ror,
tloti frni Ki.;1 r.-o'i . l.ii
Thi-; 1- th r:r? r TM. . r
in wo 'r-. tl
irp.ikin relatioj.s .-if, r ;
th- liry, v!:i.-!i -!
brjr.tr lut out of ti.r- f. H
I utt h" Huil")
4 '. A. director of th
in the nr ri o a r.. i
i f.. r- 1 r ' ' A. ' ' "-ra
thron, h rv
r th..- f t i ; . :
Cor- I a f:-, . i k . . V- - 1
M,:;;,.,i r'-r-w--"
t row.l. Si
II.- ' I . t 1
I ' 1 . 4
rr.iN;Tr)'. k'v.. or
! rarri of the five race? of C(t-awfivl"1K;iK('rnPntH b' other rarths
I day at th- errand circuit rt.-etln J roo,lls wt're not available
nanc was made to the
iiuiri. rvery oca nn nnti krrn.-
inizatlon should ha' a rrpre-
ntative at this meeting. Tins
hehl. Th" ff-attires w r thp n 0 " ' no J ia inciuae every shooting- club.
j trot, won in traitrht h-3t! by the ' ar'Klin" lub. hunting ur rishir.K' club
! Favorite .v,lda ar.l 2:02 ptc inj"'1 a11 loal flh and ame protic-
wi.u-n ioii1p Grattan, winner of theiUM' -iwuons. ine inaiana imu-
I'i'j cine pro-
I Former notices sent out announcing ! t . -tivc :irsoCiations and we-; about
j . ounty v. the state.
! et ob r
: V'. V'.- V i hre was a nost intcretini? one and 'vna
' S '.'V "r ! Piirpri.-!'s wert lumli-hed in the 2:02 hot
4 I ' i i P'f " r-o three year old trot when : or
'V ' . V 1 i I Slw-ie r, , and F'lausible bent their 8'n
ira(,uc nuui'J JJltt'i. HI ine lf(U-
1 t Thc!ison hotel but on account of rarii r
the! ' 'Oto.) r i- rtra:ued th iial
and thv J month 1t live h.iit :jherni-n for
C laypool
Cleveland's Champion Will
Spend Off Month? From
Coa?t to Coa?t.
4
fre for all pne was forced to lower
hT colors to th veteran Single C.
The thre y.,ir old trot was con
ceded to Natalli the reat. bv ex
perts, but she was badly off form j Wf,a'i
and plausible took th sveond and ,,ulsl
is the state organization for all out
door wild life jsports. With a strong
organization many reforms can b
made through legislation. With t
organization much liard work
be 1ori- by a j,v with unfr-
thlrd heats when Natalie broke. itain
The rrt division of the 2:17 trot
was won by Ned da with the erratic
but not until after Hobnob had
b-aten her in the firft heat.
Mi"hteH by her victory became
the only triple winner of the meet-
w.i r r:o i s
'1 1!M
: i :: i-1
ol' (;r;. .
of th-
x h o !
r 1 1 : ! i; i ' i at
I in ; irv
A. A.
forn -,-r V. M.
' r.r . i i . ,, -
r i of i;i r v. Th
Soc'ond IiKlon.
The second division of tbe 2:17
trot went four heats Mith the Great
McC.r-'nr the winner of th last two
h a ts and the race.
The 2;0." trot, a three heat affair,
wa- won bv Nedda with the erractie
rharl Ke furnishing most of th'-
contention. Charley got away fni-t
on the outride In the econd heat
;tnd !ed all the wav unt'l well into
the
I s'ream;. The in- :i -f. rma a :: r ow
in ji i iaori!'' j-oaon. No om will
dispute rh thtry that the largest
n s t il;-r- durir.t' thi- month.
Trete no trekin about from one
i-t.ii. hob- to another; or.; will lo
C'jte aL a de p pool whrr- thtre aic
loi;3 or larc- rocks and st.tv there
! the -ntlre day. The bays now are
j in deep water and must be sought
, there. The larger stream are best
and the deeper the pool the better.
I In such places, you will hud the hiir
f ilovvs ami no' where else. The live
crjt. I bait quetioji is soniewhat trouble-
is'!iif tfi:s sason. M nnnu- :in. fH.
b.iit to use but are hard to procure
for they are likewise in the deeper
pools and seining them is more of
a problem than during- the warm
days wher they are found in the
shallows. About the. only successful
method is to use a frlas.s or wire
stretch whm Nedda overhauled I on that is not rieht. The thine for
him in a vigorous drive. the Indiana wild life conservationist
last ineftiru: of the two t.ims end
ed in a score of 1 to 7 in th- favor
ef Kmorson, and the lo.-aN will p-it
in all their f.K'ht to TitrS out th.it
defeat. The Mi.-ha w .i k.i Hüburbs won
a victory over over the dary team
by the score of IS to 7 tally this
eon. A chance will be given the
locals to show how they will com
pare with the Mi-h;ot.ika team wh n
th two meet lat-. r on in the s i-son.
isnappr i h ik. i
In es:erday's work"Ut
Grir.sden nave a naptv talk to th
.'quad on the dof-.;m shown in their
srlmmafro with the (.'arroll hall
leven Wednesday. The ?quad w is
then g-jven a stiff workout with the
econd teani. .the vatsity showinir
i.nrks of improvement or th ir i -
ent workouts.
Th" co-fh. expecting many line
pluncrs Saturday strengthened the
line by siur'tintr Macy to jrnard.
Kljt.k. a new man has sh ;vn t'..u-!" -;
of vji --d fo- the other t;u.trd b-r'h.
II'!.;rds continues to 11;. ort"
j.ain.-. and r at thintrs ar v j t I
of him in the prru-llln rentes--, with
th'- iliii'-rMin -leven. Subo, Sluss and
S'riel.br ha- been imirovir.;T in
'b ir i -.let ferem e lately an 1 w it li
rlu-- Mill t'ormed t aekneld and with
tl;- line opening up z ho! s. th-i.i'!-
an'l blue sqiiad ar- expMt- d
to p la y a first das:- offense Ram-.
i, i:i;n i; ki imi:k.
Sup'-rb ri !;r ' by .Fock-y ('1 irf'r.r-1
'iiiüipur played a bi part in tho
dec. i-c victory of Man o' War over
Sir r.ar'o'i a Windsor . On t .. ,i na d i -ari
hors- over a mi'e and a quarter
co'tr:-'. The victory carrieel with it
.. -f 7 . o o r . pqrse and a cup va'.ud
1' '."i.eOO.
JOHNSON OPPOSES
MEET OF MOGULS' '
roach i Difference of Opinion Kxi?t:
to the I . 1
lieganling Major League
Se-?ion.
; SFA7 VORK. Oct. 14 A dif-
! ft rt nee of opinion exists between
j lr' bjent Johnson of the American J
1 League and I'rt s't. Heydler of the,
National Leau- regarding the ad- :
i
visibility of ho'.dm: a meetimr of
iiiiij-jr ! a'iie club owners to:
; p. an for the future of baseball while'
a. v ounty grrand jury' i in
in rhieatro. Pros' t. Jleydkr
niu;iit made putUe ttne-ati-
to the meeting which
called lur Monday at Chi
tin
ion
i s- I a
REPRODUCE HUSKER
GAME AT N.D. GYM
Youngsters to Carrv Out Pla
ludours as Returns Are
Received.
!d
squad
ir. n e t
it; and
nv n:K waMiACi:.
Notr unit ard its siudei-.ts
preparing to how th football
what ioyal l-ackini; and s chool spir t
will do towards son'ilr.c: tli- lri!i
tjra into thv Nbraka prime with
i morale that will make victory a
rnc-re matter of routine, a far-w-l!
i a'.ly In the tryrnnaslur.i for the
(r,oni'ö?r3 of the rp;ad was h'-ld
Th'arpday at mv;n an 1 the r -turns t . f
the game will b rrri.d ;n th
m?iv. Saturday- afternoon. accot;;
panitd bv all the ch-er and thrills
of the actual traar.; art(? wh; n Coac h
Hoekne drlvrs hi a "t'.-'.n :" en
th NbTa.'fa 4rrld Iron. the
will know that the students
it the movies but watch ir
waillr.sr anl cheninc.
lust rU'at NthraWrt.
Winning from the Cc-rnh -..--k rr :
L ma i nr ii tui tv.- i':iu' .iau o-
peration: .n 1 the student b. dy has
. B . . . ... . ...
-epn :tj oiii-. ana w uo it , m a
nanner fttlntr the .c.-aier Notr
ame must wnn from the westerners
0 remain In the r.u'o Ic.r honor?.
The old "NT-" -pint w!l'. scar
vhen the returns ar re.v-ived Sat
irday. it ah.s m.ounts wh v.
he team has real opp- -itir. Kvery ,
tuder.t 1 expected in the ir m ?.t
he bier meetlrp ana boxing anl
the- jrport events -.li tak- place
et,wen halves am! h. f.--e tire re- j
urns commence. Th u'.it-..- will be'
Isyed on a mintatur- -. rire-r u it h ;
nlntm fr"r?. St. IM wards r -pres :.t--.r
the cent -tlr C toinr-i When a;
t ; vty pound 'ap Couhhn rcps a I
rue or a hundred p ::nd Glp;;
1 vi lis a "rr.an o' war" tire d;er- ,
I'd bo tust a. '.cud and quite a-
rors asr if the hr- Lays were thr.!
rd when the tachtln - Irish" s-
ib.ifh a mandate over the Nbr.ts- I
ev vi':. krr.iw h t th.
art
-rran.s r
has !;. n
a l;o.
"It is my judfTment to hold f
toeet ir.tr 'f major league club own
is at this time would be a mis
take,' -.lid Mr. Johnson's telegram
to Mr. Heydler. "'The Cook county
Strand jury has h- n reconvened and
will continue ita investigation into
:.h dtplorabl' conditions tlrat e-i-t
in prof -ssiond.1 baseball.
ImHrtant Tttlnion.
Mum important testimony will bo
pn s -nted which must weigh heavi
ly in tli- futur.- deliberations of tlv-H-lf
-appointed ustodiar.s of th--
a I in'.
President Heydier's telegram to
the Anu ri an L ague lit ad said the
action of the National I. ague mem-e-rs
in extending an urgent it, vita-
Three carloads of hers are e
peeted to le.ivf for Atlanta Friday
for the hnnl meeting of the grand
circuit season.
Summarief:
Uiieo Year Old Trot. Two In Three
!hire $i.nno.
Plu-ible. b g, by Siliko.
( Reamv Macy) 2 1 1
Natalie the Creat, b f, fCny) 1 2 2
Time 2-11 .1-4; 2:1.5-4: 2:11-4.
.:17 Trot. Two In lliroo. I'iiM Divis
ion. Purc $1,04).
Mighfell. by Mighty Onward.
(V. Fleming) 2 1 1
Hobnob, b g. (Flramy Mary) . .1 2 ?,
S'cincr Simpson, b g. (Paige) r .1 2
arlotta. br m, ( McConnell ) . . ö 4 4
i r?etsy Tregantle. blk m, (Monier).
distanced. Charlcv Finch also start
ed. Time 2 : C f 1-2: 2:07 1-2: 2:0? 1-t.
Trft, 3 Heats. Imrso .S1,0M
Nedda, b m. by Atlantic l"x-
press. ff. Fleming) 1 1 1
Charlev Hex b g, Mc.Mahon . . n 2 2
Ir. Nick, blk g. (Stokes) 2 3 "
L-aron Cegantle, br h, (Mc
Donald 4 4 4
Time 2:00: 2:02 1-2; 2:4 3-4.
2:0-2 Pace, i in 3. Imrsc $1.001.
Single (.. b h. bv And r.-on
Wilkes. (Allen) 1 1
I.-ouie fjratttin. b m, (. I-'b-ming " 2
iM-e- tum j.. blk '.. (Page 2 "
i:th 1 mimes, b m. (Hodon)..l 4
Time 2:01 1-2; 2:02 1-4.
J:17 Trot. '2 In 3. Second IJl-ion,
Pur-o 51,000.
The Great McGregor, br h.
by Peter The Great
(Swearingen) I Z 1 1
Miss park wood, b m. (Mid
bo) ;i l 2 2
("harlev Herr Jr.. b h,
(White) 1 2 2 ::
P.etsey .Morrow, blk m.
(Fstes) 2 4
Princess Pobey. b m,
(Crea.-y r, 5
F.arsao and Mis.s Jane Hall also
.-tarted.
Time 2:10; 2:10 1-4; 2:11 1-4:
2:12 3-4.
results.
It is wrong for s-portsmen to
icize either the itate organization or
the state department or both as is
sometimes the case. It is the duty
of every one who wuld conserve the
w ild life of our state to Interest hit i
Hclf nrst in his local county organ
ization and then In the Ftate organ
ization. It is clearlv his dntv to
connect himself with both and make triP 'hich should be set in about
himself a working unit thereof. It I lu" f, vt ,,f 'iter at the upper end
is his duty to help perfect such or-! of ;t (lf'f'P riffle. Th- water at this
ganizations rather than stand fdT an. 1 J , a?on rrries a temperature close
as a non-member criticize the doinxrs ! l tho freezing point and it is no
grniiiymg pleasantry to get in over
your boots.
Many of the regular fishing "fans"
who li.-h up to a time when the lirs-t
now t.ii lav in i t'lnnlv rf
minnows snittrcj.nt
through the entire season. As to
the species of minnow which is con
sidered to have the he.t qualif a.-it ion.
there is much adverse opinion How
ever then- are theories which possess
j no rit in connection with this sub
j .Ki t which some will swear by.
I There is one thing certain the wily
j bass is freakish and will take bail
in so many ways and und such
of these organizations. Nothing is
ever accomplished by telling the
other fellow what ought to be done,
or to wrangle about what is going
supply of live
to last them
at times, that I have
sometimes thought the cunning of
the an frier is more imaginary than
r al at least where live btiit is used.
Since wrood large minnows are so
hard to get at this time of the year
;.nd because of th' fact that the
angler by staying in one plaN can
u.s several reds It will be of
to do is to get with the Indiana
league, help to build this organiza
tion up and make himself useful in
the work and not be an idle critic
passing scornfully upon the work
which others have been unable to ac
complish for lack of numbers.
The Indiana Fish. Game and For
est league is practically a new or
ganization hardly yet in a good
working condition. It needs t be i rireumsta noes
help of every lover of outdoor sports
to make it an organization of power.
The league needs the counsel of able
men who should contribute their
trained resource? in an effort to per
fect and firmly establish this insti
tution. There Is nothing more lm-
i ort.mt than to Attend the meetinir ! easily
on Oct. 2o and assist in electin' cood i much interest to him to try all
men to Hit the offices. species thereby getting the xperi-
The time is here when sportsmen ! once which after all the best
instead of congregating and telling j teacher.
one another about their prowess and j
ability in the art of tilling the KmeOLYMPlC STAR LEADS
brig or krec-1 should assemble for
consultation in deliberating on the
best way to replenish the held. and
waters. The Indiana fish and game
department without the help of a
strong sportsmen's organization con
stantly in the Feld to back it up ;s
a weak Institution. Wonderful im
provement hae been made by this
department since it has been made
a division of a non-political com
mission and the principle factor in
ootaining this improvement is the
fact that the incumbants of the de-
CLEVEIANP. Ohio. Oct.
Members of the champion ha?eba!i
club begun to disband Thursday an 1
by Thursday r.ighr most of then,
were enroute to their homes ir-. vari
ous parts of the country. At ha4-'.
seven expect to winter here, "nil1"
Wambstran-s md George I nie. a:--resi.'.ent;
cf C'e-eland. Himer Smith
und Jack "raney usually sren.d most
of the off-seas-m here, poc" .John--ton
has taken over a billiard parb".
for the winter and Steve O'Neill and
flay Caldwell expect to r.tn- th"
automobile trr de.
Speaker to Trvi-
Manacer Tils Speaker, after a
we k's ti.-hing n Canada with Catch
er I.., s Nunamaker and other friend-,
will return to Texas to look after
his business rnteresLs. Nunamaktr
will rejoin him In Hubbard. Texas,
and the two will hunt and fish f"i
several weeks en the Gulf of Mexico.
Stanley Cnveleskie. aftei a brief
v isHt to his home in Shamokin. r...,
will join Outfielder Jo Wood on a
hunting trip. Wood will spend the
winter felling tree--, hunting and
ti-hing in New Jersey, .lim Pacby
returns to his bus-ine-s in Augusta.
Ga.
Kvans a Doe-tor
Iary Gardner K going ba k t
llnnburr, Vermont, where he ha
rt big irarage and repair shop. Charli
Jamieson wiU s.dl groceries in Pater
ron. N. .1. After visiting his family
in Missi-sippi. Pr. Joe Kvans. will
resume his work In a St. Tenuis ho--
pitai. inneiaer Marry leinte ai'o re
turns to St. Ijouis. Chest r Thoma
will go to To- Arceles. where 1-.
exp cts to he connected with a mov i.
V icture cr.mpany. George Purns will
return to his home in Philadelphi.
and Joe Sowell to Tuscaloosa. Ala.,
where he will complete his eollr-c
education.
Guy Morton will winter at Vernon.
Ala.. Walter Mails on the Pact;.
coast and Pitcher Bob "lark in New
port. Pa.
i
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AT STATE GUS SHOOT
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Oct. 14.
II. II. Bopser, of Cincinnati. Ohio,
a member of the American Olympic
team, led the hel l at the Ind:anar
olis Gun club Thursday in thm sec
ond day of the annual fall review.
P.on.-cr had a perfect score for his
l.Vi targets, while Art Pl.-smr, of
Paris. 111., broke 140 targets for sec
ond place. Sullivan with 14s was
third. Arvin and Stevens were tied
fer high honors among the profes
sionals with IIS.
Art Rissner topped the shoe.tr r
for the 300 targets fer the two da-.
mis.-ing only rive birds. Stutz w as
second, breaking 2'.M clay :;. or. :
In 300 attempts.
Tn the team race Ohio carried
away the honors, having a total of
1,4 4 0 for the two days while Indi
ana was second with 1.4 22. Illitroj
came third with 1. 4 IS.
In the distance handicap today.
F. C. Cook, of B-ookville. Ohio, car
ried away the honors, breaking V.'
targets out a posuhle 30 from the 22
yard mark.
0
FANTS
ii J (J i J ii
United States Without
League Representative
ticn to the league and club presi
dent's of the America n League to
attend the propos.-d meeting, was
unanimous. The meeting was called.
apl Mr. llvdler to d.-euss and
formulate platrs for th future gov
ernment if a: d the af guarding of
pro f ss;.,nal eis. hall.
"Our p. opl will b.- there," the
telegram c ntinued. "They art
tlrm In the be'.a-f that public senti
ment will bro. k no delay where
-.:ch vital n: Itters a.s the good re
pat of the nitlor.al game, the pro-
i IU United Press:
W ASHIN'CTON Oct
United States will he
representative at the
meeting of the league
called at Geneva for
it was said here
Pres't Wilson issued
; c i
the
on of all honest players, and
protcticn f'f Itivmer.se propor
iirhts are concerned."
LED THE GLEUEL ASD
ATTACK IS SERIES
14. The
without a
first full
of Nations
November,
today. While
the call as an
official of the league, this country
has not ratified the treaty and is
not entitled to a representative.
SiK'dal.
Two thousand pound? of fresh
Jumbo peanuts, roasted by us. for
30 cents a pound. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday only.
THE PHI LA.
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a so.ii lln- t!
ing Is sh. cut:
tg I'ND."
Cheer led.r A. N. Sh.ggct
arranging th' two meetm---ounced
that an Invitation 1
nd-ed to a!l supporter cf ih-
-om South Pr..i attend
nnf" nt the -ryr.-.nar.un.
:'.! be furr.:.hol t y th- o l':
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Sweet Caps, lain-., bile Hour. Life.
Od6l. CL.-tt?rt!eld8 Heguljr 'JiK:
size ISc package. r cartua CI 7C
of ix-0 for VA'3
Ftttiiuas. Oaiars, regular ."o fize.
CV package, or tartoa CO 9(1
of U) for $.AU
Nebcs. S-aii Shlup. IV- i.'.aVva;:e.
er carton cf 200 cigarettes iq
CK.I AM SMOKING
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All popirlar 1-rnnui of smokLg
rnd chewing tobaccos. Kegular lo.-
f1re..."T.c:. $1-00
ri.l'U TOHACtOS
HcraesLioe. Star. CUaiax and
Si'rarlrea.J. tve spaces to Qfl
pound, for UKJC
lfiAKS BV Tilt uo
ALL I'Ul'LLAl: m;ams
All 7c size, box ef
:'" tor
All lz. box of
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All 10o !ie, box ef
'.0 for
TIN HI' MI I OK.
Cne r,v-:i,i' tm l'rin- e Albert. Tax-e-do
si. 1 Velvet. IttgLilar CI
Sl.M sue. for VI. Oo
Oue poati l glas.s hurulUar Priae
Albert. luguiar fl.Tj
SMOKIN'ti TOIIAC'ro.
lular 17- tief f l'rin. AUert
Tuxe.le. :et. I'M Li-ghslr. Lu-'kT
l:.t.:T.1. $1.00
Til
$3.00
.. $3.50
. $4.50
L;vilir 1-
tii. r of Sweet
; $2.65
and V. i C.lony. j for 2.V
or carten cf two dozen for:
-rr- romplrlf In of I'utent
.Mrillein and undrii.
EHGEL'S CUT RATE
0l . MUliigan -t. South IVrmJ. Ind.
"Made of Same Material as Suit"
Buv a Suit tomorrow that will
jive vou double sen ice you'll find
that kind here-ve make them our
selves from our own woolens, in
our own shops and you can de
pend on them that they're right in
every way fit, finish, fabric and
fashion. And look at our prices
fullv $8.50 to $10.00 lower and be
sides an extra pair of pants FREE
we are getting the business be
cause we are delivering the goods
vou'll say so.
m
Read This Guarantee
Stop and think!
You (i't
2 Pair of Pants
With L'vrry
SUNIT
The same price jnu pay for one.
If you buy a suit here with 2 pairs of pants and find its equal anywhere in a Suit with
one pair of pants, come back and get your full money back. We absolutely guarantee to
undersell any South Bend store and actually give the extra pants free.
(Signed)
MATT GOLDEN
220 S. Michigan
ami (Q)VERC(DAT
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
THE HOUSE OF VALUES
220 S. Michigan St. Next to the Blackstone Theater
tlie
For Your Family
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Tfi ere ;s someone in vour family
who has a big responsibility.
Food to buy for the table; clothes
for the children and grown-ups; new
household utensils, linen, f urniturc,
books and all the hundred and one
little things for which the family in
come is spent.
In most families one person docs
the bulk of the buying. And it is
that person's job to sec that the mon
ey is well spent that you all get full
value for every cent that goes out,
The success of a family depends
on wise buying just as the success of
a business docs.
Wise b uying means . intelligent
buying. It is necessary to have
knowledge of goods and stores.
The best way to get this knowl
edge is by reading advertisements,
Thty tell you where and when to
buy to advantage.
Not only the person who docs
the buying but every member hi the
family should read advertiscrjicnts.
It is the duty of all the others t(J help
the one who docs the buying by
pointing out advertisements o new
goods and giving all the information
possible as to tastes and style,-, and
val
ucs.
Advertisements arc published for
your benefit. Make use of thcn by
reading them. ;
News-Times for Results
If You Want to
Buy, Sell or Exchange
TRY
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