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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
PERSONAL

now equipped TO handle heavy drayage
or moving household goods. long or short
distance. For prices call Home phone
65Sl. Snyder Transfer Co, 226 w. Wash.
ington Az Agency for u. ). trucks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

house. furnace heat, bath. not and cold
water. electricity. gas. Lot 42x115.
5000 cash or payments. W. i. Teeple,
7O9 :. Eddy or Building Department.
City Hall.
VHITCOMB & KELLER.
st. L-dis blvd, NV J-r0om modern
house, corner lot, paved streets, blocks
from heart Of city. Terms. cash or pay
mentS.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
Gets a Position Gets Help
Barter and Exchange
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-HOuscnOII goods I'm fine
condition. Inquire at $50 Blaine nv. or
call Bell 1915
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE large size Radiant-Home
hard coal stove. SO. and one medium
size. 81. ar 1910 W Lasalle az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE-StOyes or all description
from the smallest laun6ries and heate-s
TO the largest combination ranges, base
burners and hot blasts. also G one regist-
er furnace. just the thing for small houses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

NANTED-To rent garage in the vicin-
1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED - Position driving delivery
trurk bv am experienced dcliyeTymau.
Have also garage experience. Address
BOX A-9J. News Times
WANTED-SituatiOn. by chauffeur, eN-
pert driver and mechanic 4l3 J..
Grove st, Mishawaka.
SITUATION WSNTED-FEMALE.
WANTED HOusework % DO i'm private
family. Address A-91 News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

WANTED-Man 90 sell health and accl-
dent insurance. salary and cummissicu :
We train you. See a. A. Barr. 80 j. a.
\ Bldg sunday morning 40 II O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
WAN / ED
WOOD
WORKERS

Suckers. planners. rounders and shapers.
Automobile body wood workers in the
white. Good experienced men. Steady
employment and good wages. Address
Tie Turnbuu Wagon Co.. T.. q. Box 5O4.
Defiance. Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

WANTED-First class barber. Dubail
4 Meyers. 100 ". Center ST. Apply al
once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Waitress at star restaurant.
100 W. CClfax az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE-One Kalamazoo hard coal
burner. SO Marietta st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

WANTED-Are yen absolutely honest :
Would YOU like Co learn business of
y0ur own that Will pay YOU five thousand
dollars per year i'm less thau 1--WE years :
u v1u would llSc To- d1 this. cal az 90
T. NJ = Bldg and take our FREE
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION Ask for
- ". Barr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

NOTICE. am not responsible for any
bills contracted by my wife. Anna VIII
liams hereafter.-Sisued Fred J. VIII
liams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

We are still serving country chicken
dinners at J. A. Cripe's. Phone LOG D..
North Liberty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE Hard coal base burner In
good condition 1880 Virginia st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE-StOve medium size, soft
coal burner L. j. Kline. ia n Main ST
Home phone 6449, residence phone 1889.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Il 500.
Fine cottage, well located IN the south
part of the city.
NOW VACANT.
Terms 500 down and SD per month.
Central Realty Co, 23G ;. Michigan St
Office open evenings.
III. T.. Oil. b. =. 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

PHOToGRAFHERs.
Don't Wish for but GET GOOD pic
IURES by sendiCg your fiims 70 ua BIZ
mail We develop and print pictures In
eight hours
AULTS STUDIO.
Over 303 South Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

FOR SALE-Bot blast heating stove.
good condition. Bell 1906.
FOR SALE Household furniture. $50
Portage av.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

MT r. Burgess coroner Of wayne county
Mr.. Charles Chadsey. supt. OF schools Of pe-
troit
Mr.. miller Square Deal Miller, jewoler
MIR. H. H. warner asst. soe'y Board of Com.
Mr. A. McM. Greed, manager Trust Dept,
Aetna Life Ius. Co.
MIR. ChA~. Postal. manager Grtswold Hotel
Mr.. ]. r. Hartz. surgical instruments and ap-
pliAnees
A d Ruthnsr. esq Concord
N. Fisher, 1856 Charlevoix
Geo. H. Fisher ll3s CharlevoiH
Fred s. Smith, 2so Glover Ave.
Mrs. Margaret KuhlnAn, A26 Helen Ave.
Il. Ruther. esq Concord
Anna Fisher, 1888 Charlevoix e.. ......
Truman s. Fisher, ll38 Charlevoix
James c. Tyson, 924 Fort s..
Horace M. Aiken, lIo2 L. Forest
Mrs. Helen M. Tyson, 1lo2 f. Forest
Mrs. Daisy Aiken, lIo2 <, Forest
mrs. II. Heinstedt le5 Sheridan
Alba r. Br1sson, 74l Bewtck
ChAs. d. oldsnberg e33 Concord
Il. C. Lang, 7so Pennsylvania Avo.
Eslsn Kerbsr, 40 Van Dyke
T. W. Barley l543 rrumbuu
T. oun whitman. l3e Goth st.
MRS W s. Jackson, 344 Tuxedo Highland
Park
mrs Edw. ?. Lafntt, 2ss Charles Ave, Atlanta,
Georgia
Mrs Swain al Field Ave.
Geo. X. Jackson, 424 2ud Ave
Mrs. C. e. Russell, Ala 2nd Ave.
Frank C. CLARK. ls2 Maybury Grand
Harry j. Jackson, Police Headquarters
victor b. Sohuknecht 3al Maple St.
Leslie Turney, 3e5 John Il. ST.
JOHN II. Lotz, 39lis 18th s.
Alexander MeDougal, 4o9 Mccullen Ave.
a. e, Davis, 20 Farrand Ave.
James Dawson, 10 Tslch st.
c. W. wells, ia Allendals
Md, and Mrs. Chas. Todd. Sos 18th St
Elmer g. wood and wife. G22 9th st.
VIM. ], CLARK 159 Avory Ave
Yarold J. Sanford, 296 Montclair
James Bartlett, PArko- Davis s. Co.
VIM. W Dicks, 2sl Carlton Ave.
Elizabeth Dicks. 26l Carlton Ave,
Edward Dicks, Greenfield p. o.. Mich
Clara NJ. Dicks Greenfield p. o., Mich
Mrs. J. Dicks, n +. D. No. /, Dearborn, Mich
Msy Dicks, +. D. No. l, Dearborn, Mich.
Herbert Dioks, Redford p. O.. Mich
IDA Dicks BEDFORD ?. O., Mich.
Lima knight, ss5 milwaukee, Y.
Martin Ringer, ssl Congress 81. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. seu 81 and Ave
Charles J. oor1nan, 81 2nd Ave.
MRS JOHN NJ Hamilton. 266 soottsn Ave.
Mrs 4 Ludwig 655 Maxwell
1Irs. j. II. Snyder, 46 worcester
W. j. oranam, 679 Agnes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

PrintinE--the pinin neat kind-thRt
r. right-Tiur~ Joh DrPt.-Nain f5-a.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Russian Pianist
Opens New Series
In Hotel Statler

A dclI-huu houard.abalf OF
nusic va Afforded lovers Of he
piano Fr,da, morning In be- Hotel
~afl. WHOM O sip G3bul1N -ch.
thr Rrs4an pianist cayc g. recital
corune tnc current season series
as Musical '.orunts Wda be di-
tcction ot Robert Lauehlp
Nes inner and Mr. Joseph BtHard
Schlomm hr -ud"uce Of fash
iuGGblo GcTut,eS of music dllTi
sbou tvoJhrds OF 'ae seating ca
pttn, of tbe ballroom, unarc The
concerts are held and entbu isstical-
Is applaudcd Mr. Gahrlowtsch
The program presented Handel
Bach Daquin. Nozar, schubert and
chopin rho listeners scented 'o
tcarc uost for he hubert Sonata
IN 4 major and tho chopin sroup.
and tho artist Acknowledged b"
prolonged applause with extra num-
hers.
~, Gabriow.tsyh is Ole Of The
.oost -complishad Of p.amsts He
combines sound technical knowledge
with unusual grace o. execution
and hts PLAYING is marked alway
by beauty of tone, poetic iutcrpre-
tation and thoro icianship Notes
ripple from his fingers BE plays
as deliciously and beautifully as he
is capable OF exercising power, speed
and sweep
His program Was well chosen 90
display his artistic powers and 20 ap
peal 10 a morning audience n 70
quires peculiar intelligence TO
sense the difference between n uorn.
inc and an afternoon or evening re
cital. II the artist is TO have the hap
piest results in appreciation and SAT-
isfaction from hjs audience
Mr. Gatrilowitsch who was heard
in Detroit last spring after An ar
scnce Of many years viii be vel
coined as a more frequent visitor In
Che future judging from the marked
favor with which ne was received at
his recital last rprine. aud again
Friday morning
The second number in the Musical
Mornings will present Louis Grave
ure. the Belgian baritone Friday
morning. Nov q
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

Mary f. SHOOK 4l3 2nd Ave
W. 7. Plerson, 1890 woodward
John Wilson, 1851 Baldwin
Chas. w. Banner. 3e2 Hancock
Mrs Maude SeastrRnd, 1894 Hslsn Ave-
Gertrude Hardin. l7B4 Helen Ave,
Mrs Jc-. Bonda, 1872 Canton
Mrs. Prank pool, 235 Linwood
2. A Preston, 252 Larchmont
H. II. Howe, 1854 psaooscot Bldg,
wm. Lutz COS Maple
MRS. l.. Bell Smith, 74s Tillman
MRS, Z. z. st0cEugrEvr7 e+-eaa-
Mrs Ray wilde, % Quincy
George c. Krouse, 40 Caraold Z.
S. wakenian 90 Field
MIA. Mabel Fry, 1870 Bealo
Mrs. myrtle Love, 422 18TH ST.
w. Lambert, 81 Adams
Elmer Hendran, 762 28th st.
Sanford @. But,lniu, CC4 cass Ave
c. c. Mch1a. l5O Charlotte
Freder.cS -. King, 6ss 2nd St.
D ]. MORAN, GA woodward Ave.
VIM ErcAan. a. 1881 John r. Sc.
Ire. NJ. 2. Lowny, llo Butternut
A. s Hogan, 800 Tuxedo
MRS. Chaa. T. Avery, o2e Hubbard Ave
{. b. Fraze, 81 BueBa Vista Ave, II. y.
wallace Ednouds, % Trowbridss
T Har11son Beits6n 40 Maidstone
Mrs. Ade a'de Hutchinson 2c9 Lensy
e. T. Cagncy. 39o Cass
Geo. How.ton, 81 Cameron
T. pl.gttr, 30 watson
Nina NJ Taylor Cherry St.
a. D Bailey, 9c2 Ma iestio Bldg
2 W. Nicholson 3cl Forest i've
Chas Urctt sos Elizabeth Ave.
Prank l. stone Il24 Cess Ave.
Mary TirEernc-, o20 BALDWIN Ave.
Albert p Kcmpel. o6 DUrand 81.
Loui3 Langon, 244 Townsend
Mrs A. L T. Prowu, - Teunyson Ave.
MRS. Jessie p St phens 2o2 Medury Avo
Jacob Pfeiffer, Dearborn, Mich.
Rertha Eastman Dearborn, Mich.
Elmer j. Trowbrtdge, Dearborn, Mich
Mrs James W Rice 36 Edison AvO.
Lulu g. stewart, 9s5 Sheridan
James T nntch Il. sac Myrtle st.
Mary Z. Elliott, 2el 3rd St
" s. Dunn. 3l5 Maidstone
p L. Dowuoy -5 Wayne st
MRS N A. Phiuirs - Cottage Grove, Higi
land park
MRS. L. ~ Hartlue. % Beard Ave
T. I. Leppner, 252 Beard Ave,
D. d miller, broadway
MRS. D. Baer, $50 Trumbuu Ave.
Evelyn +. nToDermott. % Victor ST.. windso
AIbcrT Luick, 2oa Weston Blvd. w
Or. o. w White. 500 Fine Arts Bldg.
Mrs Ida W Garviu 800 Baker 81.
q. c. Mcdonald 22l Toledo Avo.
Mre ~ q Hunt 81 Van Dyke Pl
b O. weslea. 1856 Buaua vista st.
Mrs. j. A. Liddeu, 121 Grand River Ave. Z.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
DR.. ROsinger Says He
Alienated Many Ger
man Votes
"TEUTONS THINK
FOR THEMSELVES"
Pro- American Admin
istration All We Ask,
Editor Declares

Results Of the presidential eioc-
lion prove conclusiyely that the so
called German.Amencan vote IS not
controlled The German Americans.
like all good American citizens.
hink for themselves and are not
easily led"
Dr Emil Rosinger. editor OF The
Detroit Abend Post, and leader
rrong Detroiters OF German birth
1r paren'are, made this statement.
Friday 20 The Times he con.
tlnued
To show that the German-Ameri-
can vote vas not solid need only
cite the differences between the 10
suits in Michigan and Ohio Both
nave large percentage of German.
American voters Michigan went
aeayily for Hughes Ohio went for
wilson Numerous other compari
'Crs oould be culled from the TO
',s OF our election 70 show hat
fh' voter In question cast their
1aiots ,ccordins 10 their own
wishes as American citizens. and
,o, f., ,r,. bIird s+a,,,odo 80 ,,,,ra,..
-',.'
''''' "" anu"
iAt "lhu' ou' "Ig TACT is "u'-
trnding That is that the German
Americans who voted against thr
Nrlubuca. candidate did not oN
,,, tnslr disapproyaI OF ,tr
ti.sr,.. r,,,c,, o. ~. 49,. 80
,l,.,
~
"' ''Ii'l '97'u "'Il7
''I ''' 'ah."h'r'.ao' as q irat.
oi ur-i becausF he repgdafcd ~,
.3HN winch made him president
r,.,nd .r4us, ho rcpnliatcd th.
pa,tv v,frh h.. rr,,tod ,f,,r ,,
Ind ttr5 t.,..,,,.o .. ,....s.,
...,....
l'.'.' " '"''" '''i''
~ u'. frances on ih' Tor
'.' 'NtNrn
d. admit that We have no
crca' jotr for Wilson. bat ! think
'tffttt n titF-f fF.N ilt ~ III kfltf'N IlfI
ann chose The president because
tLetNtolievod he was honest enough
20 stat, Wis convictions openly, even
iho ae' did not agree VljH him
They did not like tho hidden polic.cs
pt hughes Thc did pot Ike ,ho
rame- ~ the men. Who jgned mo
ments published by the NJ.
'uTIl liughC~ Hilionsc They fit
that those men were subordinatirc
me interests OF the United Sfatcs to
those ot Great Britain
'if W. We're TO view The situation
from q German diplomatic angle /
90 NOT see how We could say HAT
ih, German crnmcnt would not
favor Wilson Under his admits.
trguop tar,n for revenue only
would \he in fleet IF Hughes were
elected. it is natural 10 suppose that
"a high protective tariff would De
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

MrS " A. Soss, lllo Lothrop
John A drier. 22s5 woodward
John ". Carroll, 90 Connecticut
Bertrand Cooley, s57 Ferry Park Ave.
Norton J. miller, l9s ElmhurSt
L. Lepine, sol MoKinBtry
Harry EpitE Bs Y. Adams 81.
John NJ. Lepins, SOL MoKinstry
Isabel M. Raymond, 1893 u. Grand blvd.
Nr. and Mrs. j. r. Raymond, 252s T. Grand
Blvd.
Robert M Lippenoott, i76 National Ave.
Frederick Fisher. 263 Berlin ST.
MRS. Harry Knenman. 7el Mack Ave.
Euth M Martin, 655 BSwiok
HTr, J. Hickey, 339 Michigan Ave.
Miss a. Cooklum, sos Michigan Ave.
Harriet NJ. Keys, 43s Brooklyn
GOO. Schroeder, all Palmer Ave
MRS Sarah Hughes, GAL Bagg 81.
Mrs. Frank Kramer, 90 Oregon Ave.
Vim. d. Turner, 949 Warren Ave.
NILES Caick, 43e Kirby
]. L. Shaw, Dearborn, Mich.
James H Logan, l447 18th ST.
Geo. summerville, lsl Clifford 81.
H. c. Dowler. l35 wright st.
Chas. A ooff. l4s Breckenridge
John A. Roberts, 4eo casS Ave.
Mrs. Laura Crandall 40 Euclid Ave.
MRS. Gordon l.. Wells, 3S7 Bnsg St.
Stephen It. wheeler. 55 Degole
Mrs. Grant CurT1e, All Brooklyn
John johnson, lss milwaukee W.
John l. Leppere. % Ashland
aIrs "A. nj. Broadwell, 4es Mack Ave.
MRS w W. Carson $40 John R. St.
Mrs. John L. vonnels, SAC John B. St
IErs. Phillip Carsons, ~ Chope Pl
Mrs. d. ]. Jend, 7l4 Fiold Ave.
:. c. Armstrong, 40 watson
Jos Joup 81 Field Ave-
Chas. Palmer, IS ferris
j. w. Htll, "a w. Smith Ave
Ruth van wick. lis PerrtB
VIM S. Foley, elo Second Ave.
Mrs. "A. Brand. 7c9 Sheridan
Chas. odenborE, $40 Concord
ETrs. Sylvia Douglas, 729 Ashland Ave.
T III. Brown, 20 Custer
8. II Gay. Detroit Trust Co
r. L. Brockman. Glo and Ave
u. c. stough, Il25 Charlevoix
c. Siam. 1879 Antoine
L. c. Lane 7s9 Pennsylvania Ave.
". j. Eeff, 1882 Sheridan
Mrs. ]. H. pohorty 625 Baldwin
Albert L. Temple 96 Durand ST
d. c. Cameron, l2s2 Lsfsyetts
Mrs. Jennie Cameron, 456 Bellevue
Mary NJ. Barber. 1923 Concord
Frederick w, Barker 1898 Concord
Mrs p. ]. Holmes. 1920 Concord
Robocca Barker. 1920 Concord
Msr T. Hollingsworth, 1898 Concord
Mrs w. Johnson, 400 Seneca Ave
c. b. Piegel, 400 Seneca Ave.
chAs. W weathered. 90 Bseehwood
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
News TO Her

= travelling man one night found
himself Obliged 10 remain IN q small
town on account Of n washout on
tho railroad caused by the heavy
rain. which was still coming down
in torrents The travelling man
TUNED 90 the waitress with
This certainly looks like the
food
The what"
The flood You've read about
the Hood. and the ark landing on
Mount Arsrat. surely"
Gee Mister he returned ~
ANT seen papcr for three days
HWpers
PrintinR--the pInin neat kind-thRt
FfChf-IfUtea IuH H. nj f-~u
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
asuJNGToN

Barney bernard the creator of
Abe Potash In Potash and Perlmut-
Ter" VIII he seen In motion pictures
In the Washington theater next
week. IN ~ new photoplay "a Prince
In Pawnshop' The scenario was
written especially for Bernard by
Marie de Sarla bous and Andre de
SegurOla The character ~ David
Soioman as Bernard iu,erprets " ~
particularly lovahle and the philoso-
ply attributed TO the banker and
pawnhroker that the rich must pay
FOR the poor and that there iE mo-
reason why no should be the loser
hecause he helps the poor r. quite
convincing Solomane son is NOT
lust the kind ~ n man that his
father would like him Go be fle
marries in secret Eri that his
fnther iifted from dire poverty and
then deserts her shrcause ne hears
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

false stories OF her past. Six years
elapFo and again the philanthropic
SoIoman assists the woman and her
Iitte son He takes the child 70 his
home. not knowing that II ia his own
grandchld and ultimately nnds =
way To- bring happiness TO al con.
cerned. IN support or MI bernard
appear Edith Hunter, Garry AcOs
r} charlotte ives. Lester Bernard
Brinslev shaw and little Bobby Com
uellv The added attrActions for tn"
week include new Christie coined
fha lIearat International weekly q
fashion show iu pictures. and the
merry songstcr, Harry Jones
AVENUE
Returning 10 the Avenue theafer
next w,ok Viii DO sam Nical bIs
show and PsTisian Beauties, lnciud
tug am the comedians and Comfdl
euues VINO we're seen here aevcr1| D
wc~Ee ago. At that time the chorus
va5 pronounced one Ot the prfteaf
ilat has been seen on the Avenue
fhcnfor stage The return engage
mtnt Will present. new buTlettas. the
chorus ln new songs and dances and
tho comedians IN a now budget of
Jokes Princess Inc. VA no comes di-
r"ct from London. VIII Toe the fea
rIrr. dancer ON the program. WI
fr.d Parrctt. the widdl eight cham
Iion has been secured for the week
lie Win appear a. each performanCc
and prize of $50 will hc given -
anyone who viii face him Tor -
minutes in boxing bout.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
THE EIE
SrA~ &S& @
l A(IE, @@ ES
MME
continued from Preceding p.se).

~ india and I'M England, and there
arc many tense and dramatic situR
tiouS one 81 the scenes ia a street
m tho East India city. narrow
winding thorofarc dlied with people
OF cosmopolitan variety I'm every
shade ~ costume who pass between
Tho rows " shops and picturesque
hazaars kept by the brown skin ma
tives. The Majestic symphony or
chestra will oner an exceptional mu-
sical program and Henry Santrcy
viii provide new songs There wfti
hc a new comedy and the topical roe
view of current ncvs events
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
Ve Had More Than 5000 People Here Last
Monday.

clipping reproduced below from The Herald of January 18th gives idea of this stores wonderful growth and popularity.
 considered this remarkable this reestabshed But satisfied We have been bending effort the of competitors did last Monday 2 bus after the opening the Steee Avenue exceeded this Mondays of what perhaps the oldest established Birmingham the south of the people
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
13c to 20c Goods 1Oc

Mill remnants of Galatea, to be had in all the wanted shades. Either dark, plain shades or light fancy stripes. Worth 1Sc to 20c the 1no yard Yard lVC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
10 Lockhart Week in the BASEMENT

WOmen'a h 1 z h
 shOes-In all sizes
 and of tan, gum
 metal or patent
 feathers. Button
 or lace styles. $3.50, $4 and $5 values, pair
 S1.95 You can buy a new, re Ii a b l C spring corset in the basement that Is a $1.25 value, | 79c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
soc Window Shades 25c

A full size, 3x6 it., oil opaque window shade, in white or green.
 Complete and worth soc each. A basement Mill End Sale at CSo half, or each ............. AcN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
MT. Lockhart Prices New Mill
 Ends Way Under the Market
s and S3.5O Bed Spreads S

s and S3.50 Bed Spreads $2.28 Full size Bed Spreads. Beautiful pat terms. You will recognize them at once as $3 and $3.50 values. RO % Mill-End price ............ DLsZC
 10 Yards Longcloth SIC
 1O-yard pieces of excellent quality and finish Longcloth. The kind that sells usually for 75c the bolt. EEo Bolt here at .................. CSN
 9-4 Bleached Sheeting 21c An excellent laundering quality Sheet. ing, worth 27 12c the yard. Buy this good grade in the Lockhart 01 Sale at .................... AlC
 S1 Bed Spreads 69c
 A standard size crochet Bed Spread that will wear exceptionally well. Save 31c on each Spread. HOo $1 values for VOO
 Crepe Moresque 25c
 The genuine Lorraine Crepe Moresque splendid for the summer waists or dresses Worth 39c regularly. OEo Mill-End price, yard ........ AOC
 15c Shepherd Checks 71ac Mill remnants of double printed Shep- herd Check Suitings. 36-inch cloth in small black and white 71 checks Yard { 2C
 50c Silk Shirting, Yard 35c A very firm weave Shifting. The wanted weight with lustrous finish. In stripes and plaids Lockhart OEo sells the soc grade for, yard .~- OJC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
25c White Remnants 15c


 25c White Remnants 15c Embroidered White -Voiles-the finest materials you can purchase for waists. Lockhart's sale price on these 1En 25c mill remnants is, yard .... lON S1.25 Crepe de Chimes, Yard 92c strictly all-silk Crepe de Chine. You can have it free if you can locate any thread not all silk. Good 004 shades, 40 inches wide. Yard CLC
 25c Striped Voiles 10c Pink, blue, rose or white satin striped voiles. MT. Lockhart sells the 25c or ward .. ~ ~ LUG
 50c Mercettes 25c
 Every woman knows the worth of these beautiful Kimono Satins or Mercettes. Beautiful floral effects, worth soc the yard. 0H Mill-End Sale yard .......... LCC
 soc Mixtures, Yard 35c Silk and cotton fabrics-Crepe de Chimes, Tussahs, Rice Cloths, etc. Full yard wide. OE Yard for OON
 50c to 69c Remnants 39c Cretonnes, Reps and upholstering fab rics in the most exquisite colorings. Eeehha5s ss1a priee, MiillGnd gard 39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD TUESDAY. J f13,230 PEOPLE VISITED THREE STORES YESTERDAY;
 AGE-HERALD MAKES TEST

Lten 13239 people entered three department B mingham yesterday In test the drawing AgeIerad firms selected
 
 
 
   were Into Steele Smiths 2946. Into Louis Pizitz 3679. Into Loveman, Joseph Loeb's 6614. and ad 'vertsing
  merits
  show
   of sales
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

Join the Steele-Smith Library
 of Popular Fiction ! The original department store library is Popular Fiction And again the price for the rental of books descends to one cent a day-(our old price before the burning of our End avenue store.)
 Everyone is invited to become member of this splendid Library. The books are new, clean and perfect. There is splendid as- sortment and the charges are only ONE CENT a day. A few titles follow. Rich Man, Poor Man The Mans Hearth Held to Ahswer Mr. Marks Secret sir Star Ranch Rose O'Paradise A Mam,s Reach Nobody The Conquest Then l'll Come Back The Strangers to You
 Wedding Lady Bridget in DrusfIla With Never Land
 Million The Boy With Life of Eabriella Wings The Bent Tw1g TOrchy, Private The Eternal Mazda Secretary
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 -Stcelc-Smith's Second Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

There was no mys- tery about our great crowds. The Lock- hart Mill-End Sale simply drew people into this store by the thousands and their only reason for com ing was to secure the utmost value for ev- cry dollar they wish ed to spend.
 MT. Lockhart doesn't do things in a half-hearted manner. This Mill-End Sale outranks every other event of like nature that has been or that may be brought forth. The mer- chandise held back for the second week of this sale is more wonderful than that we offered last Monday. Broken lots have been re- plenished, new purchases , oJJoJ ,,oor,oy,t,,y,o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
Sl.5O to s2.5O Silk

Shirting percales. Wide widths. 12 hc to 15c is the price in other stores. Mill End price, yd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
Boys $1 Trousers 59c

All wool trousers for boys. In tan, gray, blue and brown mixtures, stripes, etc. Knickerbocker style. sizes to IS years. All EOo wool, remember pair ..... CCC The same trousers for boys of to years, at 1Oo pair ... ........... ION