South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 168, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1920 — Page 12

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CHICAGO MVER IS GRÄYEYÄRD OF FIGHTING SHIPS One of Von Tirpitz's Prize U-Boats Rests Beside Other Historic Hulls.

department she is now what her officers claim is the finest f-unSoat In th service and is in use as a traininc ship. Half a dozen submarine chasers stationed here, all of which saw service- overseas during th war. are

to be told. If the frovernment can ; rind purchasers. Two have already i teen disposed of. on brineinsr $12,j 000 and the other $20.000. They cost

the navy department about ji0.000 each.

CHICAGO. June 15. There is a graveyard of famous fighting shirs in the heart of Chicago's manufacturing district. In the Chicago river Is assembled one of the strangest fleets ever assembled on tho Great Lakes. The submarine, once the U-?7 and one of the prides of Admiral von Tirpltz, has little In its appearance to indicate its war record f seven allied ships sunk by torpedo and gunf.re and no one knows how many destroyed by mines, for the U-37 was a mine layer. On deck she still boasts a long range naval rifle, but below i.s only a shell. Her main engines and all her principal working parts have been stripped out and shipped to Annapolis, where futuro officers of the navy will receive their education on machinery donated by the late Imperial German government. The U-9 7 was surrendered at Scapa Flow after the armistice and was one of the five U-bors allotted to the United States. She toured the Great Lakes during the Victory loan drive before coming to her last rest here. Somo Historic Vessel. Ir this strangely assorted fleet Is the Essex, whose ancient wooden hull was designed to break up the slave traffic on the African coaft. Tho Yantic was built as a yacht for Pres't Lincoln, then remodeled as a naval corvette. Her most famous exploit was the vain attempt, in company of the Proteus, to rescue Lieut. Gre'ly's arctic exploration party at Discovery Harbor in IS 83. The Hawk, formerly a yacht, was Fold by the late Mark Hanna, of Ohio, to the government at the outbreak of the Spansh-American war. She captured the Spanish liner Alfonso XIII. off Havana and brought her prize into port. The gunboat Wilmotte, still In her gray war paint, bears little resemblance to her former self when she was the passenger liner Eastlandfi which turned over at its dock in 1915, drowning 812 excursionists. Remodeled and armed by the navy

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At Special Value Prices, from $1.00 to

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday It takes some mighty close figuring to offer values like these or such staple merchandise But big volume of business make these prices possible.

Undermuslins from

to $5.00

Big Values in Dry Goods

Turkish towels, extra Huck towels, red 4 ö ä Serpentine crepe, all good values, 79c 3Qf border I shades, special IQ down to at 4 ÖC Pillow cases, good qual32 inch fine quality ging- ity, special Qr 72x90 sheets, good hams, worth 69c Q at Wfftp quality 0 1,000 yards of good " Wear-Well, extra good quality standard brand Georgette crepe, mostly quality sheeting Qf apron ging- 1 all shades (JJ 4 -fQ 2 1-4 yds. wide . . JÖU ham, yard 1 U at Pliiv

Big Values in Waists and Middies

25 dozen wash waists, all

sizes and styles, (

$2.00 valuea

31.49

Middies, the Navy brand, regular $2.50 I Qfl value at i m&J Others $1.45 to $3 50

Beautiful line of high grade wash waists from

$5.00

$1.98 to .

Big Values in Hosiery and Underwear

Boys' wash suits from fj-50 $3.00 Ladies ribbed union suits, all styles Men's Athletic unionr 78c Men's poros knit union .f $1.25

Ladies' Oxfords. $5.00 values. $3.45, A

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$7.00 at

Ladies' ribbed union-suits in all styles, regular $1.50

value at . . . .

$1.00

Ladies gauze vests, regu

lar 50 cent value at

S9c

Fine Marquesette curtains, extra good value

pair at

$1.38

Eifel Maid union-suits, regular athletic styles, special values $1.50. (9 PJfl $2.00 and ... 4-UU

Children's half hose, full mercerized in all colors.

good value at

50c

Ladies silk lace hose in all shades also black. Specially priced QOC Others ....$1.25 to $4.50

Ladies mercerized hose in black or white, 75c value OUU

A big showing in lace curtains by trn pair; every imagin able pattern, in white, cream or biege, at C5 9 ft rtfl very attractive prices; pair from $2.93 to. . .0 I UbUU

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Values

Ladies one eyelet tie in dull or bright kid leather. This is a regular $9.00 shoe for Thursday. Sizes from five to eight (rP pj? only

Ladies' white oxfords, ties and pump. A big showing at special value prices

from $2.95 to to

$4.95

Ladies Oxfords and pumps in broken assortments. Not all sizes of every T 10 $4.05 $7.50 value at r" W W

Children's hose in white

or black, 39 cent value at

25c

Men's socks, 25 cent grade, 17 cents; three ?of 50c Ladies' colored silk hose in pink and blue, Cftf special at wUb Aluminum ware regular $2.00 values Best quality window shades, 6 ft., 75c ÖOÄ 7 ft. ÖÜC

Men's white shirts with white soft col- f? 4 f f

lars special .

AITE.V CHAPEL. June 14. Bess Johnson of Likevllle, Ind.. visit d Loona Hoctel Sunday. Mrs. fred Walz and family of KIgin. 111.. visited Mrs. Hostetler and family last week. Mr. und Mrs. Frank S-nith and family attended the township convention held at Maple Grove church Sunday. Mrs. Ycrrick returned to her home at Walkerton. Ind.. Sunday after trending a few weeka with her brother, Mr. Ervin Toole and family. Faith Weiler left for Goshen, Ind., whero the will go to college this summer. Alice Wright of Rochester. Ind., spent Sunday with Martha Stickler. Rev. Nltche and daughter, Lydia vUited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bo-wen Sunday. Th Live Wire Business meting will be held at tho homo of Mra Frank Smith Friday evening, June 13. Elda Hartman is visiting her cousin at Terre Haute, Ind. Agnes Kupel, who has been nursinpr in Chicago, is home for a visit. Mrs. Goodrich and her daughter, Mrs. Rensberger of Walkerton. Ind., wero the guests of the former's granddaughter, Mrs. . Frank Palmer, Jr., Saturday and Sunday. Tho Ircas society will met at Mrs. John Autens' Wednesday afternoon. June 16. Mr. Ervin Poole and family al90 Wreatha Whiteman spent Sunday at Walkerton, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Schäfer have returntd from their wedding trip, and will make their home at Woodland, Ind. Frank Ulbricht, who has lived In this vicinity for several ye irs, has sold his farm. Dudley King, his son Donald, also Dorothy I little spent Sundiy with Mr. and Mrs. Chaa King. Several members from the M. K. church on the Sumption Prairie road visited Auten Chapel Sunday evening. There will be Christian Endeavor and preaching services at Auten Chapel Sunday evening. Christian Endeavor will commence at 7:30 P. M. followed by proAching, llev. Xitche will conduct the services. Mrs. William Hostetler ani family, also Ida Walz and daughter, pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bunch and family of Lakevillo., Ind. The "Children's Day" exercises wero well attended at Auten Chapel Sunday evening.

CAFE MANAGER NOW TESTIFIES

Says He Works 12 and 14 Hours A Day But Feels Fine Siuee Talcing Tunlac.

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"There is no question about ft Tanlac has certainly put mo back on the eating list." was the characteristic statement made by W. H. Tillman, of 430 6th Street. Terre Haute. Ind., who for five years has been the manager of Nagles Dairy Lunch. ' "For one whole year following a nervous breakdown," explained Mr. Tillman. "I was' unable to enjoy a single mouthful to eat. I lost my appetite completely and the little I did eat was just forced down. I suffered a great deal with pains in my chest, which were so severe at times as to almost cut off my breath. Not being able to cat weakened me so much I could scarcely attend to my business and was only strong enough to spend about two hours a day in tho cafe, then I just had to go home and get in the bed I was so completely fagged out. I tried all kinds of medicines, but just kept on getting weaker and going down hill until I thought I would have to give up my business entirely and move to a different climate. OriA il.iv whilo talkintr to ZL CU3-

1 tomer I asked him what made him

have such a good appetite, and he said Tanlac and recommended it so highly that I decided to try it myself. I bought a bottle that very day and It is certainly a good thing I'm in the restaurant business, for my appetite is so big now that I can hardly get enough to eat. Why I eat all hours of the day and Just feet fine as silk. I work twelve and fourteen hours a day now and lots of the patrons of the cafe comment on how well I look and I don't hesitate to tell them what did it. I am constantly recommending Tanlac and will always have a good word to sav for this great medicine." Tanlac is sold in South Bend at tho Central Drug Store, Public Drug Store. Dandon's Pharmacy and Wettick"s Cut Rate Drug Store: and in Mishawaka at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Advt.

Have You Piles?

Then You Have Something to Learn. Thousands who have piles have not learned that quick and permanent relief can only be accomphshed with internal medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount of treatment with ointments und suppositories will remove the cause. Sad circulation causes piles. There is a complete stagnation of blood in the lower bowel and a weakening of the parts. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt was lirst to find the rem

edy. His prescription is HEM-ROID, a tablet medicine, taken internally, that is now told by druggists generally. Dr. Leonhardt tried it in 1,0 0 0 cases with the marvelous record of success in SS per cent, and then decided it should be sold under a rigü money-back guarantee. Don't waj-te any more time with outside applicants. Get a package of HKM-ItoID from Wettick's Drug Store today. It has given safe and lastinsr relief to thousands of people, and should do the i-atne for you it seldom fails. XUvt.

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Ji Every Pair of Shoes in Our Stock Priced at $5, $6 or Less During this Sale M

Ladies Oxfords, Russian Calf cr Havana Brown Kid,

or White Nubuck Leather

Theo Tie, with chic heel

$6.00

Ladies' Patent Leather

Oxfords laced; or 2-eyelet

tie;

tie,

Lie; or one eyelet f( tie, Louis heel ...tßOUU

Ladies Russian Calf 2eyelet tie; or Patent Leather one-oyelM tie, with Pihy Louis heel; or Dull Mm Cleo tie. with chic nr A A heel for 9DUU

Ladies' Theo Ties, ni.ick Suede with Louis hcol; R'.a-ck

Kid; or Havana Browns; or

White Kid

$6.00

Ladies Brown Suede Tie; or Brown Kid Oxfords; or

Black Suede Tie or Oxfords;

all with Louis heel

$6.00

Ladios Brown Kid Shoes; hand turned soles; Louis heel; cr Brown Calf Skin Shoes, medium heel, or

Black Kid Shoes with chic

heel, for

$6.00

Ladies Tatent Leather one-eyelet tie; or Oxford; or Black Kid Oxford; or Patent

Leather Pump; or Kid Pump

all with Louis heel

$5.00

Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes, with Grey Cloth Top and Chic heel; or with Louis

heel; or grey Kid Top and

iouls heel for

$6.00 m

Ladles' Black Kid Shoes;

plain or with tip; Louis heel

$6.00

Ladies' Patent Leather

Shoes, with bla(a cloth top

and medium heel; or Louis heel...

$5.00

Indies' Brown Kid Shoes, with Brown cloth top and Chic heel; or tip and Louis

heel; somo with hand turned

sole?, choice

$5.00 Is

Ladies' and Growing Girl'

black Kid lace shoes; Med

ium heel

$6.00

Growing Girls' White Buck lace Shuts; or gun inc'al Shoes with rubber h-els.; or

raten leather r.iat wi:h Kid

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$5.00 f

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I Men's Oxfords. Viel Kid Blucher; Tar.

Bals, medium toe; Gun Metal English with

Goodyear welt; or Straight Last Bal

$5.00

Men's Brown or BLack English. Good-

yer welt; or Munson Last Tan Army Shoes

$6.00

Men's Oxfords, Vici Kid Blucher. with medium toe; or mahogany (( Calf Skin English Shoes for...J)0UU

Men's Shoes; Tan English: or Mahogany Brown Calf Sidn; c;r Gun Metal mediun. toe bal; or Gun Metal Biu'-her; e.r (;uri

Me'al Tr.glish; or Munson Tan Army Shos for

L:".$5.00!

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Ladies' Patent Leather or Dull Leather OjQ Pump Ji3aß3

Ladies White Lanvas Shoes, medium heel . . .

81.98

Tennis Shoes,, 98c and

Keds, $1.59 and Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, Louis Heel .... Ladies' Brown Oxford, Chic Heel Men's Brown Blucher Shoes

WHITE SHOES AND HOSIERY For the Entire Family

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