South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 72, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 March 1920 — Page 16

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ivnm Hum rxtremely yo:.mr. CAvlnlDOUBLE PIPE LIME iapppnr to hav a tdicM'.y ncttr j ? ITTIT' F" F V J 11rI't i' I rhar.C" thin !,rv? for oMainlr.sr fos- tit l n irii llH Ar,

j tor parent?. i Now York reported 21.1 Z 3 birth' jthi.s yar, compared nlth 21.163 Lift;

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rTTTMK. March ! I . -ft lets rero Milvi th' p!nc ovp: t . ; 1 family tui .-. . -..,r..i'i tif-n ?h- If a':.: n r r i ' .

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r;V YOf'K. March 11. The ( '.vat; k op and F'art vrr th only iTIIFRS PROHIPITED

m ' in-'i'i in v a.nir.R'rn is : ;. ivs to repon a arroa.?.

' ; r - ! '' !; ..ir.cr viral Fta titties for 1 ? 2 0 j A dopt,! nr. 5. whrrvrr flsrure wr 1

i ;ld- fl v ft.t as tW-v ran b' com td!d hut ' availaa!.-. p-T.rallv 5-hotvod even a

inf. .rm-itlon pa'h.Tf"i bv th" T'nlted ! KreaU-r ratio of Incro.?? thar. hirt'n. I BOUrtNTTlfOTJTir, Ens:. March

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-.hi -h Til.f Th'- i.-: i' .. ! r-r, .;' ';. I .: v. ill r.cv-r rfh ur with th i atr' r raf;tl n th r.umbfr of nable ! rrort "will not h allowrd to loiter

i-'iir.,' r,;s. :h r'-nt.- rf 'v,;ri h tv- ! ; a.andona by thlr parrr.Ts. Th 1 nr. thf fcanl. or i.asu in tn wn our- ' a .i;r.;'.l frr.ia "0 to 1 m n.-rr.-nt ! J"'T' ",,,llon' de.ire of mothers who cannot sun- 1 lnsr thp coining ason. for the cor-

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ovor a narrow . r. -il . h;f at cs S'tis.-alv fron I'i'.r ;. Th r i.'u! ir. . j S, fl'Ar.nun.io'.i r:i"n 1; M J r Iri.ltTP is 1 ut r,0 ff...t

fi!nv:ilk on ;' h s . i r 1 .1 -pir o of ahout C'ä tr- t wj.lf: for v hi'-uiar trntflc In th mil'!!" n :. 1fitftndn a detail of i'. r. n 1 ' . Cuaisj. rvhilo n;i th" o2(.-r : :,.J the prntlr.Mi f.f tii.' r'."i!ry. ' lo-.tl to th" kin.." Th- hriii.-'- is l rlc.a'!"''! on bth ?-i i with - 1 1 Etrnri(!.i of 1 -. 1 rl - 1 wir-- 1 I i c I in mich a way that v-h ;!" '-in p; acroFi only hy ir.iki;,u' a rp-Titi?;? dtoiir. An attack frrn f l;o rp-u'ar-' 5: lrt vraj; rumorl throurimut. th." pr.rt's domain the other day. Th" pnt himself, -vith a floral of ;ird:tl nr. i 'Bvral arr:ior"l motor 'ar; has-, tripd to th" so"np. D;Anniin.io Pro-Mvit. D'Armnnzio stood asidf- whif" hi ardlU ivrnt forth to hatt!". Thrrnt ont cn th Lrido jmd th rr?rul,ar roldicrs rU torts of pr.t nuncs. TJ10 recoil u: in turn v--'turnpi th vol'yf of oIrr"d vpt-h-faK. A few Kor r.s appe-i r"d on the rfffiilars' :!p. T:u v.-.r" rnft2 the nuhjp t ff inrr'-.i-d and 'hpai' cereal fir from th ardiri. Tho latter prs'?d t u r i- tht K ncrnl, njbb"d thir hhoild"rs acraint th"m and othrwr1 inult" l thni. In the thickfM of th rieht, or.o

cf tho rtsralar di.u ori-,i n cIk-k-o i

bit f anamunitlori ar.d shniitH'i, "Iron lire the kin " All ht.i comrad' Jojn"d in tlio cherin-. The arditi iiad rothmtr to reply to that and rtre a t p I while d'Annunzlo rpturn"d to h! p:i!apo. Th" day's "battlo" wis nvr,

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j: porti rroni cltl thronerhout I port their babies to assure them

of i pood hotr. rather than trut to the comparative uncertainty of an Institution, has b"on ev!d"nced throusrh several ir.stancr? of babies beins1 "auctionpd off" in some eases even before birth. Pero:;.'! adopting h.blr-s generally

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' A- j the country s'r.o'.vod a poneral in-"j-arn avnlhb for rrr,1M 5n v!rv ,1,-1-, tb frr

two rr.onins or tn: year conipared

o-.-it (1 t cvor.'! tl:e vith t3i" rnrrc ppondlnc period of

last year. This increase was prac

tica'.ly uniform in all factions. Mil

I)NTKN'. March 11. The French ;

government has sanctioned the con- i J " ruction of a double 1 ipe line f or ; t r.l! KutuKin Il.ivrn an.l l'n rl : 1 ' - '

rjysif rnTrpvr tar.ee of about ir miles, it : Ta"d r IUM LUl I fyii.tr ) bv thft American chamber of com

merce in lionaon. im or in" P'P" Li

line, with an Internal diameter . r . a. v . . l r . i .....

I') lr.cnes, ;s in re uffii .or it t) p fue'. nJI.ss and above it will be a r

petroleum and mrtor spirit. Tt is ant-rlnated that .ö tns

of heavy, find 1.000 tons of ÜKht H

oils and fpirit. can be pumped;! through thse lines daily, thus ma- , I terially lightenlntr the dirllcuUy of I

sunnlvinc 1'aris witn coal bv taciu- r

"- - ' - tatinpr the je of heavy ol"..-? In its ( place. It is hoped to complct" the j

lines in i:me ior next wunn r.

poratlon ha drawn uf the follow

ir.cr r.ow by-lr.w: When intending to batho persons ar to proceed direct from , their hunsralows. tents or bathing Fcreens to the water; and after bathing to roturn direct -without lolterlnp: on tlie fands.

Has Raised a New Standard for Baking Powder II rem nc it !3 mzdc in the most careful and scientific manner from absolutely pure materials tht remain pure in the hakin:; and insure tvhoJwomfvtciilthful fcodi. t nerauso i possesses tlie greatest leavening pevver. Ilccntiso-it is net affrctntlrrtima or weather it r."ver loc- its strength and r.evcr fail 3. Rccatmc it is most economical yuu save v.-hen you buy it and you save when you use it. 1 These fire t hcrrcajsons v y Calutnct is the standard baking owder the choice of millions more bcmg-soldthanof anyotherbmnd.

Try it alwnya buy it. Your grtxrr can supply you. j Othrrartctnttains rrAy ru'h inre-!-rcti tawe teen rorovea rrucial.y by tbc U.S. iood Authentic. OIvjlTIIIuD 1 AWARDS

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The truly economical clothes bujrer will appreciate our wonderful value giving after he has looked around and seen what clothes other stores are selling for $40 only then can you appreciate that by buying at Sherman's under our plan of selling direct puts many a dollar into your pocket without sacrificing the style or appearance of your clothes. Every Suit in Our Store a Real 140 Value We have always sold Sherman's clothes for as low a price as possible for good, honest, serviceable clothes-today we believe our values are bigger and greater than ever before in the history of our business the concentmting of our entire organization into making and selling only the one price clothes eliminates much of today's high cost of production which makes these values possible for $28.50. Otherwise, we would have to get a much higher price for our present values.

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Any kind you have in mind you will find in our large assortment of new spring suits for men and young men. FLANNELS made in double and single breasteds for young men. Some in high waisted two button coats, made in blue, brown and green flannels. rSerges and Worsteds made in conservative styles for the older men worsteds in silk and wool mixtures, neat stripes in blue, brown and other effects. A most beautiful assortment. CASHMERES in evevy shade and pattern, made in conservative, double breasted and nobby styles for young men and old er men. An enormous selection. Come to Sherman's tomorrow. You owe it as a duty to yourself to investigate Sherman's clothes before you buy. Every garment guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money back.

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Big sale of Dress Gingham, in all standard

brands. 100 different patterns, at yard

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Extra fine qualities in New Spring Voiles in fiO) every color imaginable, at yard. . . .95c and Extraordinary values in New Spring Oxfords and

jj Pumps. A remarkable offering Q .

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Lisle and Silk Hosiery. Some; remark- Qty able values for Saturday 50c toa All Kinds of Drapery, Curtain Materials and Lace Curtains. SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY

For Real Values in All Kinds of Stanle Merchandise You Must VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT.

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Extra Special Two Day Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 12 AND 13. No Pennies or War Tax Added to the Published Price. Aspirin Tablets, 5 grs., 10c per dozen; 3 dozen for

25c; 100 for 59c Hill's Cascara Bromide Tablets, 3 pkgs. for 50c Grove's Bromo Quinine Tablets, 3 boxes 59c

I Bee's Cough Syrup, 2 for 26c

Belladonna and Capsicum Plasters 25c, 2 for. . . .26c

Hot Water Bottle (Wearevcr), 2-qt,, guaranteed, $1

i V, IVt . A Cough Drops, 3 boxes for

j Hoarhound Candy, pound jj Turpo 30c, 2 for i Dewitt's Cold Breakers 25c, 2 for H Diemer's LaGrippe Tablets 25c, 2 for. . .

Week's Break-Up Cold Tablets 25c, 2 for.

Syrup of Hypophosphite, full pints .89c Cod Liver Oil, I pint 90c Nichol's Nasal Cream 25c, 2 for 26c One Day Doctor 25c, 2 for 26c Dewitt's Cough Syrup 25c, 2 for 26c Phenolax 1 9c

Colorite 1 7c 1

Re-NuAVall and Smoky City Wall Paper Cleaner, 2 boxes for 25c Our Make Hand Lotion and Nail Brush, value 50c,

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