South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 148, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 May 1918 — Page 3

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Memorial Day, May 30, 19 18 A

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"U li.it" ,' ?' ' j . : the t p'ii.li- l:l.rarjf. So vo'ir invi-j joui -' -i Ii:-in it tr.e r j : Iii. ti ti-n w .i "ry wi l-cnu-. I'erha j. : '..:;...- i.k' .-i i tnkv cM .-. hC"l if I h.nl ,ih;.s livrl m the north I J li.i.i'n. !. - . tul !;:.! - " tii;tfi the a p.! rt ir.rnt. Hut oi 'U.V. v !!. I iiiuU .i- '.'..i! T.tii. t" ti:i ;-- tiij t'.rt intr mirth. 1

her Iii ki'l h-r t !;'.:!(. -' '.:' v ith jiiy ami .ififj nov ?h.' h.ii i- th.it v. i : I i.'! ". 'ü ! " ;iiil"r aw j- a iVv, -( ani I'm

i-tol it. ! n;;.ic . r r t p n-i ! h; j .'.. ü-. r;e ff-is t h rohi more J l-'k with hi- n-'ii'- h.!.1 .Mr. '"tii- j '. 1 . ' n on is alonr, I think." Then I : r i .f h'l .t. w.?h In- If ft ha nl j pt omi.-iuir not to ii-turo Mr. 'artt-r j tw t,i,- tii ! '' , .! ot: i hunk 'ii j : t.K T.oi' h- rontim:; hf r Unittin-.: 1 hi.-, Je-k pi.otiv -mir t h'- !:. ttir j i'" mImh-o. I-'i ort time to time h'n!EE . ..- .1 him the t nan, "f J Mr. .'art ft tclt that her r es wcn-! r ti.,Mil In;- 1'. " ' i p i 'it on her knitting h' swnn;'i

r-.j .,'i't li'tty t .;.J V !! .: ;n.J in hi swivel .hair anl i I ii:in t ij!h tie n nr.. M ; - .- , ;ht a tinii-l -la net- at the A'ii'l. Cr,.- 1 t erta.nly .i m -orr- . !'. t : S- inetiint lie notiv-J the graceful o ,:; li.iw -f i M . i '. -r tihoiit i a? i.u. at other times the lerniei

c; jiahJe hairls that wi t e so neatlv

fraineil in f l.o fi"lit uhlt l . !

, . o i maI. .V" hon . t Itei '-j of her dark skws. At other times I

wi- i.i.i t-i i i''j-ti'" I'niKvii me ?!ini ot auhurn in

thit. Now. ; o'i o'ü: ; think v. i "

. t .in.' tii! a T'.t i ' 1 1 1 n ' i i'i ji-i to

.I. L . ri ' u

V. 1 al -tit" - U'-t '' .tl !0.i;h ':!. tint - a t;i.o"l oi.r. Ail on c.it '1". tii n. to ur t" j show. It's i. atine1 'l ij . Xu a , i ' .i I. I ili'ln't

no, hi to in.iki- x" ar.-i;.. l' ;t v i

i e rrv 'o;'- i

i- ..!lv irn't on f i ,H. W

nuri' 'Oil a Irl all we can lo !.- 1 1 tiy and k't iir:f il alemt it. l...t ': VO'i het. thnt it lMl't .- I'Ohl h' te in fi'ir ,ry: e a- it i- in our a part m rt .' now. Mi.-s CrosI ll hae to admit th.it it i- pi.t- : - 'Mil fort; i b!f h' t - 'e zt: a : -oiit ; rn xpos'ü.- and we're on the .-touml th-or an. ."nn'li'nv the-e ot'a e hiiildin p ople do ii'.aii,i;''' to the i-r..il. V-. it unfair. What'.' Why. e' ttiii.l . I'd he lad to see you. Co nie riirht aioi:. Vo--, ;isk for Mr. ('.irl'T. l"ianU ("attrr. Cood-i-e, M: Cjo.h'. I'll rre ou soon ' He liunr tip- reeeirr ha.k oi the hunk nml thn lipped ht hand owr th- ar with will, h he h.'i'i hrrn Ii.-tnincr ; if to n-heve it from th- fie.-t of the (!!- tirr that had la.eit h irued o II jt th roup It the phone.

"Wow," he said. addrr .-inu the

Iit hair and tlp-n apain the nn? e"ie of the .Jitk lashes- that shaded he;- ,klf. r(S. Fie did not know that ft out i.eriatli those lont; l i.-he the 'due eves were nerfovtlv eat,ahle r.f

kivkiu-'. and it j oh.-ervm his stolen izltnecs though

.i i' i i. i nr, n e ean t pr t j ! he praeefn

1 finders went on unin-

t'"t rupterJly Mth the nefdles and w ooh "Couldn't yo'j pive rne a job'." Xan.-y Crr.5i-.y j(,;t t h i- ocstiuti to Mr. Carter one day after she had keen making her isit.s to hi othee for th purpose of keeping warm d .rin t!re ( uuise of an entire week. "I am Lettin:; tired of knitting. One ran t do that all the time. I could do copying for yoti and sort over papers j er haps- and stick up enciopes and .'tamps and thins:." So Mr. Carter secured a little malt rany desk, had it plaecd beside his own and there established Naney Croshy as his oluntcer assistant. They had finally agreed that the p-ioney that she earned as his assist.ir. should he tontrihuted to the I It'll Cross. It was in the afternoon of that

day that Mr. Carter dropped in at

el. phone opr.t!or on the opposite .the Marbrid?:e Cotirt and setting thr

sid of the room. h-otul the little

Wooden feme. "'o. hut (ho certain 1 V is some sour old maid. I

thoi.ph.t I'd kid her into p' od huuor

emergency key to apartment Four

Ik from the janitor there let himself into the empty apartment and

did a little amateur tinkering on his

l.ut it was the w i on- .j irk. 1 won-j own account. That morning h i if she'll call m i-i iif and rome 1 through his incessant efforts a pooddown and s-f. i;,,u w,irm ue are. !y ufl.- of e1al had been deposited I : : 1 1 say, N.ithan. ti to pel tio- io.il i in the coal bins of the Marbridjje coiiimissioner ,n the ire a pa i n . Cou rt. It's a shame to run the tue- so low. I .v,inr,v Cro.-hy continued to work

Ask tin in if they aii't b t lio speau ov him for a week more. He asked it t. : i I I . . t i .

lo liint ptisorutlrv. IL s cms as it

Mo- i-thiiu' (i :-li; to l.e don..-.'' half hour lalir Olli' Carter

loatd .i u-ry low- but u n in ita ka Me j st ra m in the livinp: room radiator,

he; one d.ty whether her apartment

was still cold. "Yes." she said, "it

really i dreadful. There isn't anv

whistle. It wa Nathan w i of m-

dii.itiuc that son; thinp -A.irtli oV

.-ei inp w as nci irt inp in the oMice. 1

honph the bedroom radiators arc

a!l ripht. Hut jou see I can't stay th.ie in the day time. Isn't it

' t - ....... n.'ie wa- a note of ad'uivatiou inptraupe. for the other tenants are

th.- whistb tlistinctlv it was his wa v ' leu ect Iv '-omfortable tinvv "

f sipnallmp to the :h r bo s in tlie! "Ve. it is funny." a p reed Carter,

ohn.-e ani Air. i arier. v. no was miii ; .mu nepan iu read a lease on his ounp enouph to bo ie,terv:-t'd iiijdck w it li eapernes--. nirli a ttirnal cn thouph he .iv aj At tlie vud Gf that week Nancy's member of the hrui the proximitv , aur.t was t xpeded to return and of a pretty pn I. Nancy had indicated tliat she would Ctrtcr looked up from his paper, have to phe up her job. ctupht the dirc ttion of Nathan's j "1 took it just to be spiteful. In ra and then whi-thd an a 1 1 v er- I ':" t . I came dimn to bother you, lup whistle, (iy Iov. s-1 1 II audi-jj t o make you furious. I thought bb- ft Nathan. It was a pretty pirlj"'" wt-re hotdinp off the steam so as ami she was approa hnp the ic.n-jto stf mouey and I intended to r. .f Nathan. üuveloped m a vid-itiiul out and to make you so tired nmiuous fin -trimmed nuph w oolen ' i" .-einp mo around that ou would oaf of a dark iob t hue. with her . p t the coal at any cost. "Hut really hit ds rricased in a black muu to j I have hid a lovely time. Thank match the fur on her .oat. with a ; on" for makiup it so pleasant. Hut :; t jtes-iue black eh et hat. c it on ncv th.it aunt is cominr; back I the pke bonnet order. that ia-t.ra!b w i-h -omethinp coi Id be done ins : ii shadow on her la-e, then- w a ! ubi ut that aajtment." still enouph oi'poi t initv- l see thatj "I'll po up invself." Cuter promt !" pirl beneath so imn-li w ,i rmth ! i d. "Ma O.e somethincr is the niat;p: i::-; tlutkcs w.ts jounp, animaUd j Ur with tin- lhinp- room radiator. end putty. I I " have it attended to at once. Cut Th.. ' ,.- i !, hired V.itkun lonkrd n;i but we aren't poinir to foi-"et

a she approac hed and to lit r outu f li other now. are we? You see. .1 - . . : I - . t...... 1... I I. 1 1 l'-. 1.... n r, i 9 1).. I .

th.it Carter did not hear he m-dded

to ike tie-k of the you n pest i.n inker t.f the rn ai Then the lobt coat and th." delicate aroma of v lob-t

s.eket that wet,' With it IlluWil b

I've been pettinp tcrriticallv interest

ed in you. thouph I suppose to you I'n an impossible sort of fellow.'" "Impo-siMe!" r. hoed Nancy. "You del.'t sUKDose 1 Would h:iv Ol.),.-.,

v ,.:d tbe litt!- wooden fer.ee th ; t I u'" -ut th" lailiator if I hadn't want-i.-i-.-d iu M-. Carter'. b-k. ''I -in ex use to be vvith you. I "Meie I am." said the pirl. i'm luiv t n't e cn noticed whether it was the tenant in i'o.i: If. Mal' .U uJpe j hot or-tobl." "... 't S here do von w.mt m e to J 'ou haven't." paspi d Carter, s.t pi-ide tba- t'etit e o.t-iue.'' J "And ! "it the valve out of cum"arter y.mp. d t'i oni h:- -.'. ., n.l ! in':"n in our li iuz room.".

so ,-..n ! .s.-U 1 !i a I all !) i 1 1 . 1 ' . 1 1 i i op 1 UPUt. I ' I .

a, - . . . : i i v h . ii- . i, . ,i . . I . I . r I Im Mil I: u ri nic

W'c do expert work on all metalv !

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1 ,! . th:- !....!. at.- t hair. .in. - i. ii: ... .1 No- - . i

v .' Mow r uo-.d of oj'- j .v on.o..,e ,uu a o'tcun. i,uw-.

v em. up v o., ii ueur-r ;

lav. r.eil o.M. Adv. thSl-'J

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. o I W c i U I t a . e o . v r IIa 1 i". In',.. iM - .. - i I a v . t c 1 1 o. 1 1 T.tke :!i littie ;..' sue sa .!. slip- .

p out el Itf! o.tt and r-.a;inp a e:,v inu'.iv M'd plain blue st rp" i: be neat '.. h- pkn . d th.e chair pre. I-, ly h.;f w '.cf.-. t en the r.oh- ;:!,, a"d Jilt' vii.doW whese the Ilpht 1., ;.',d -o::n ii' i i.ei lett slio-jh.hr. ' Th. . e." she ..:! " I lie .t ;.;-t i,'v th.it. I i..;; I,' : and not d.-- ;: ' o i at I'!e.M sit .low p.. Mr ( "a i t r . " o i : in i t; : ! ; vvi.at

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. n i t ' 1 i . ' ' n ' a - : . u 't '.- Ol. e ! did ..! f

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l.e . hi jo

alt' T h Pit

:n tip" V e-t f w : i - I ".

vc c . ; i ! . l : : - o 1 . s :

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a 1 o ; r.d .1 Pa U .-o tl; t lot o P at h:s p .c

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: plied w .th o.barras. -m et ;t

tk- pill opened two blu- e t s w ;d

. . ! round, with stu-;id r.ie:.

!;.! which Carter knew kiv nrp h i

Wli;. . didn t : eu mean ;

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s. ; asm.

tliat ou wanted n:- to con.t

,-k. d. "You t.rst

t' . t.-r, but ou see l e Leen at the pi. i,u .- till I've s-f-n e el show in t--U,i f . . V Ih.H.f 111 tie T,1p1i- . . . n. . ..! And I s;m P':v n, . -1 p-t

t ka'

Pin Your Faith on Dixon! 1 h hit-ru r.t thit havo r rovd tanr urrrior;ty tn actua . u and urtentiftc li'n-'.-iri'trit'.on Pon't bf c-onnt i:h a ( iT-wUi'lafc" coatinc that fju ?. out ;:;: !- and t-av branny surfaces at f riehen s mercy. RCy on

L CRÄPHITE

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Automobile

LUBRICANTS thr star put save rar. time acd moicy. sk c dej'.tr fc f-.r JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.

' 7 -n 1 rr:A - J; Up k f7iÄ ); .. SI m viMW"--1r7 vf:' -vs$ in '

MA.

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ave' for Victory

IF you buy Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes you will A buy intelligently, and they will prove a saving to you because they are made of all-wool fabrics. You will find that kind of clothes here which will give you long wear and style that go with real quality and consequently you buy less. That's how you save.

New Styles of the Day for Young Men HTHEY'RE really new; models such as you have not seen in previous seasons. Very artistically designed to meet the young demands. Graceful, elegant, snappy models that have the trim, smart-set style. One idea especially carried out in several models is the new 5-seam back coat. We have many such new ideas among our young men's models. $18.50, $20, $22.50, $25, $30, $32.50, $35, $37.59, $40

Clothes for the Elderly Men TT ART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes are made Tl of all-wool fabrics for long wear, shape -keeping and good style. If you figure the cost of these clothes by the service you get you will find them the lowest priced to be had. They are priced at $20, $22.50, $25, $27,50, $30 and up

Straw Hats are ready WLTVL: pro video1 tor ou l.:r: in a his 'jv. A comrlju asonme.U t the lvt ot" tlwi. Straps ot pli: and r.ini't hraLK linama, Bangkoks. I.i.V.horn and Madav:ajars. The y.rjatwt exhibition we'vj eer made d t:-ud St ran- Hals. $1.50, $2, $2.50. $3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $5, $G.50, $7.50, $10

First Call for B. V. Ds AS the thermometer oe$ up the weight oi' one's underwear must iro down. We are ready with all the best mitkes ui athletie underwear. B. '. D.s. Manhattan, 'asar, Superior and our wn labels $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up

Silk Shirts EVEN in hot weather you have to "keep your shirt on." Micrht as well be the irejit shirt, with color, size and texture just rilu and a tit that doesn't tret. Come in and look these over. They are dressy and priced rbju. $4 to $10

Bathing Suits HilRU is the largest showing in the city. A really wonder tul showing o darin and unusual color combinations. The mot distinctive assortment we hae ever tered. Take me with "u Memorial Day: $1.00 to $6.50

Silk Hose

OUR howii, e; oi n;eiT silk ho-e i iust as line and uood lo'.kin a e'ver. We're not surprised when people teil u- that they wear weii v. e expect it. The . a re nude to I'-'tk and wear. 65c, 75c and up

Store open Wednesday evening closed all day Thursday

SPIRO

H Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Knox Hats, Sampeck Boys' Clothes

VNV' Jrr City, Nw Jry fXA" r . v . I t . -

.t : ui. - w a t I s d ' ' ' . e . " t ',il itilitC! that ike had t-" - sU I. Ww ii',. -.ru l i. i I"! '! '