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Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 7

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921 THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES FAGE SEVEN BIRD ON THE DOLLAR There's I I on every UuJ.I.AK, bill dial is no rea.sou why you should lot it FLY. CLIl' ITS WJN'US depositing il ln-ro on NT10KK-ST, uijd you will lie siu-prised at THE CITIZENS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION CO. Assets over $2,000,000 6 Per Cent for 30 Years. Why take lea Operated by Hi First National Bank Building BRINGING UP FATHER "Copyright 1919 International News Service" Keir. U.

S. Vnt. Off. BY GEORGE McMANUS Quick Relief for Ail Rheumatics If So Crippled Von Can't I'se Arms or illinium Will Help You (ir Nothing lo I'aj' If yon a relief in two swift pniiifyiiiK relief, a one twisinioiiful ni' lilieiimii once a day. If von a lo dissolve the uric add in.isiin in your 1'ody mid i it nut ihron-li die a a cliannels sn a i vim will he free from rheuniatisin, 7f, ii-iil of Uheiiina from your today.

Ulieiiiiiiitism is imwerfiil disease. ftrmiKly onlreiiclieiT in i and niiis- 'cles. Iii order to eoniiuer it a powerful runny must: he sent iiKiiinst it. Klu-u- is enemy of a i an Hi'ciiiy i a innst coiuiner it every i yiiur unmey will lie refunded. liheiima is the one remedy a lins the sicnnizius pnins of rhen- nvili'- snlTc-rers who ilinuglit iwtllin.c would (live relief.

"vVurster will supply you on the no-en re-iio-puy iiilvertiseiiient. MR. ROTROFF BUYS A HOME Mr. and Mrs. Will .1.

Hruch have wold i welly home on Kiijhtcenth Waller streets to Kotroff. u-ho i possession next month. Mr. mid Mrs. Hruch will move to ficld.

Tin: deal was closed hy i i i of the Uierley Com- WILLOCCUPY ROOM OCT. 1 The city ticket office of the N. W. will he moved October to the U'hiuan room on street, near Tlie N. will pet the room now oc cnpied by Hlooin, the hatter, and ho will take the east room and the rooms In the rear of the building.

His 1'iisi- m'f-s has been increasing very rapidly. MISS WOODS BACK HOME Miss i i Woods, who recently suffered lirctkeii a in in Col- innliiis, liiis returned In die home of her sister, Mrs. Klizulivlli Pawson. of Third street. Miss Woods, who is (loins splendidly.

WHS home hv Mrs. Fnml; Warner. WILL MEET SATURDAY Itiver City Oumc-il No. T. C.

will meet, in regular session Saturday at 7 A liiiw attenihim-e is a i i a business of importance will come tin consideration. SECURE Rheumatism Due To Waste Products In The Blood Fur Genuine Belief Your Ulood Bo Purified As the blood circulates it has two functions to perform. First: to carry nourishment to all parts of the body. Si'i-oml: to take up the waste products east, out through the proper Clliillllels. When waste products accumulate in tlio system, they are a menace lo life.

They cause lowered i a i many f'Tins of skin disorders and rheumatism. There is no disease more pain- nor a disease a i lead in as much serious trouble as a i lii-uuiiie relief can be had only by i-'irp'ctiiiK 'he basic 1 trouble-- waste Iiru'iiirts. Thousands thousands of men mill women duriuu' the past iiO years cleared i blood of waste prn- i i S. S. S.

I I is the ideal ivm- niy for rlieiininlism. hecaub'i' it re- the pcisonous waste a is causing the trouble. There had a effects and the re- i is wonderful, liegiii a i S. S. today and i for Hi; page illus- liooklet.

"Facts about i l'i-rsoiial uiedical advice, i may also be had by sending a description of your case. Ad- Chief Medienl Director. Swift Cix. S. P.

S. Laboratory. A i i i da. All SHIM! drug stores sell S. LICENSE Floyd A.

i i i ami Miss Irene Arthur, who jsivt: 1'orismoluh as their 'Kime. were granted marriasi. 1 license in I i i week. Victim of Typhoid Mrs Ceorjje I i is ill i i ivphoid fever at her home in South I'orts- moiith. NOTICE On and after Sept.

25lh, 21, (here lie no deliveries of ice. We kindly ask that the Public observe this and obtain plenty of ice on Saturdays. Tim Portsmouth lee Coal Co. The Slockham Co. Advertisement Ul.

FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY UiK r.Oe Jar of Wonderful COJt- A JOXTKKL the purchase together of one oOc box of Face I'uwder and one compact of Kouge Three famous Keuutifiers for the Trice of Two. We uiuke this exceptional offer so a you inny get: i Ibis most i i face cream. A cream for softening, healing, heaul.ifyiii, the complexion. Simply wonderful as a base for powder. You love to use it--it's so fragrant, cooling and refreshing.

i a the tissues and makes you feel--as well as look--lots younger. KACH 1'OWDER is a soft, invisible powder with a remarkable clinging a i You notice the i ference once. Ki.U:i!K JONTKKL is so lifelike. -Matches your own natural flush Conies iu convenient compact form to curry in purse or pocket. You can secure these Kcqtiisitcs only at The liexall Store.

WURSTER'S "Safe Drug Store" The Ue.tall Store Chillicotbe St. Why Pay Out Your Good Earned Dollars For Hand-Me- Downs When You Can Get Tailor. Made Clothes For Less? Men, if Portsmuulh, ask yourvivcs a question war clothes made for a when we can I i i your form perfectly i bcncb i i-bilbesV I'ome in and see nnr liaiidsome new line FA 1.1. WdUl.KXS I i i best win.lelis thill, the vvurld pnidmi's. You will be Mirprisiil the reasonable price are a i i and over- cn.ils.

We'll tell i world a we c-iiii dress you in the i of fashion i clullies a are ivollies-- i i and weariiiK qualities -for less a yon are asUi'd fur ready-made in and see limk over our i we know veil; i le: i nn-as- The Three Little Tailors WO Gallia Street Phone 480 RUN DOWN TO THE HOTT.L AND ASK- FOR? MR. 6OOFEM BR1N6 HIM BACK HERE: SOU'CE COMING WITH I 'QUITE. 1 so MOW ABOUT THOSE I LESSONS IN ETIQUETTE THAT I'M 6OIN6 TO IVE I VOU LOAFER! 1921 BV INT-L FIATUHE SeRvicr. INC. u.

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i-. n. TO PRACTICE AT J. A FALL HATS Six large tables on our second floor given over to Pall Millinery every new style, color and trimming idea represented from low priced copies to distinctive modes. $2.98 up to $9.95 "TRUTHFULLY TOLD TRUTHFULLY SOLD!" "THE BEST STORE TO BUY AT AFTER ALL" $5 and $6 Sweaters Attractive coat styles in Women's Sweaters for Fall wear in very beautiful colors --a large variety.

CHOICE AT ONLY $3.98 Aisle 2--Main Floor GIRLS' VELVET, SEKGE, CORDUROY up to $6.95 fi fo 11, middy styles included, many wilh beau- i stitching and om- hroidery Blue, Murk, hnnvn. etc. In all styles and all si7.es. 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 Absolutely (lie best values --You set more for your money here. CORSETS 88c LiRtit very ser- vieeab'c, made of woven material, SI.50 values to close, out 8Se.

DRESSES 79c $1.98 One large section of girls' gingham and lincnc dresses in all the wanted styles culors and all FALL STYLES-ECONOMY PRICES Women's Fall Suits, exact copies of hig'h priced modes--velour Cl 1 or serge materials SUIT VALUES! In astoumling stylos, fasliimi's latest Women's stills that are distinrlhe ideas in tailoring anil trininiiiiK and col --set off wlh-bcads. and enihrmd- $24.95 -Dresses Newest Fall styles. Prices range from Best values in many seasons--materials include Serge, Tricotine, Silk, Satin, Charmeuse, Canton rep etc. $7.98 to Jumper Dresses That promise to In: very popular this fall. Here's a large selection of velvet and serge dresses--very a a i kinds including fancy embroidered, piping edged, pollci dot, etc.

Our prices arc the very lowest $3.98 to $7.98 Sample Coats Something remarkable really sensational! We were lucky in gelling this; lot of $20 fill! eonls with large fur col-, lars. We're not. saying much--lint jnsl hurry if yon want one because they an: $12.115. $12.95 i- UNUSUAL VALUES IN FALL SKIRTS! Poplins, Serges, Plaid Fall Styles, Low Prices! Women's Wool Skirts in all the new pleated styles and the new colo combinations, at prices that mean real saving's for you. UP TO $9.95 MAIN FLOOR ITEMS Cliildren's SOc 1 C(J bosicry, pair Ithicli.

while, brown Cbanniiselli; gloves, pair fVoinpii's Sfic. quality Children's hosiery, pair lihiclt, wliile, brown Wflincn's 7ic silk hosiery, pr A iirions colors Wnmen's SI.5(1 pure silli hose or nirdovaii $1.511 dressy QQft kid ul.ives $2 sweater 4Q blouses nt antifid rotors 75c Itoston IJiiKS, only and straps .51.25 srhnol biifts only Straps and porlu'ls Child's knit bloomers while or piuli I'linly 19 1 waists at Taped and buttons Women's dress- iiiK sncqups values Table nil clolb. yard While and colored Cri-iM- lie eiiine 1 kerrhicfs In pretty colors Women's dress aprons assortment 20r, vests only Women's vests 15c middies Qfift rlinin: only Women's, missi's' Women's waists only Very neat styles Women's (o waists. choice for (Jcorgetles. crepe dc chines Qlfi 90 Women's to $8 waists, choice for Wonderful styles Palm Olive soap, bar crepe paper wrapped 8c Hammer soap 7 bars for only LarKe soap O.

N. T. spnnl cotton, each White or black $1.50 muslin petticoats Hcautifiil muslin gowns Soft, fine quality $1.50 Knvelope chemise nt IliRh grade Kanncnt Child's sateen bloomers, Finest nuike, 2 to 16 49c Ladies' sateen hliKimers, $1 white or flesh T5c Silk camisoles at Flesli silk, white lace 49c 29c $1.50 leather purses only Desired good lines 98c Human hair CO switches In all shades -IDC eorsi'l covers only Embroidered rimmed ISc Turkish 1QC only size, while House-Wares Hard-Wares l-'orge steel bread knife Large clothes has- I One gallon -I Stone 1 to 20 gallons arge tin 1 7ft ish basins I La Cotton mops, strong Magnetic Tack Ham- OC mer with claw fa JC Fancy Glass Jelly Stands for only Large Colonial Glass Water Pitchers Large Stone Pitchers, blue or for only Large size Fancy Market Baskets 10 quart Galvanized Bucket, perfect stock, at 6 qt. heavy Pure Aluminum fT $2.49 10 qt. heavy pure Aluminum Berlin Kettle tO for 2 quart high grade Aluminum Percolator for AUC ZliUin- $1.39 12 qt.

Gray Granite Dish. Pans with handles for 1 gallon blue, white lined Coffee Boilers 8 quart Gray Granite Preserving Kettle 1 1-2 qt. heavy Aluminum Double Rice Boiler for BARGAIN PRICES 10 qt. Gray Granite Water Pails, only 69c 8 qt. Solid White Preserving Kettle Large solid Blue Wash Basins only 49c Deep Galvanized Foot Tubs with handles CHINA-WARE Good Tools Basement Flower Pots Fall Shoes Men's army officers' Shoes, welt, with rubber heels.

For Saturday ft A only Men's Fall Dress Shoes, all the gfcod styles, brown or black, welts, rubber QJ" heels tJrt.UJ Men's Brown Calf, Black, Vici or Gun Metal Shoes. Unusual values at Oak soled Elk Shoes for $3,95 $2.19 Belting Sole Mill Shoes Boys' Brown Calf Dress Shoes, 2 6 $2,98 Kid Shoes, $1.98 for Misses' Black sizes 11 1-2 to 2 at Little Gents' Brown Calf and kshocs $1.98 Children's Black Kid Shoes, 81-2 to 11 Infants' Gun Metal Shoes, size 5 to 8 Ladies' Brown or Black Calf Oxfords, bal straps. Special at only Ladies' Black or Brown Kid Shoes, low or military heels, $5.00 qualities for Ladies' Comfort Shoes $3.48 $239 Ladies' High Grade Brown Kid or Black Calf Shoes in the newest styles FALL WEAR FOR ECONOMICAL MEN! FALL SUITS .50 I Men! If you want to wear good clothes this Pall and do it on less money, here's your store. Men's and Young Men's Pure Wool Flannel and Blue Serge Suits, single or double breasted Fall CA styles Men's or Young' Men's finest grade of Blue Serge and Unfinished Worsted, Single or Double Breasted Fall styles Men's and Young Men's $22,50 Value Handsome, Well Made Fall Suits Cassimere and Flannel Suits .50 Fall Suits For men and for 9 young men The BEST of the "Best" Values Men's Blue Work Shirts Fibre Suit Cases only Men's heavy Hose Brown, Bhrk Dress Men's Dress Shirts at Men's, ''Boys' Dress Caps BOYS' SUITS 7c 9c 89c 49c Wool Suits, sizes to 16 handsome mixtures I Corduroy Suits 6 to 16 with two pairs pants Pure Wool Suits 6 to 16 with two pairs Junior Suits, sizes to 8 Cassimere materials $4.98 $6,45 CO J. Men's Fall Hats Latest narrow brimmed styles $2.45 $2.95 $395 Men's Dress Suspenders Silk Lisle Dress Hose i-ri.

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