South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 277, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1918 — Page 9

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SPECIAL SALE ON DUTCH KITCHENETS for one week only, t.irtin-; i:nunov. During this ;c any Kitc'iciut v. ill Iv J.clivercJ, . ur home lr only SI. do pay balance 51. on per week. We will ah-o ,ive a discount f S 2. 5 ( mi each c.ihinet uiirin thN stle. This is the lir-t time tlii hi;rh .r.ui kitchen cabinet has been snlj on such low terms, aiul we limit this sale to 2.S GibineK Owne earl lomrrmv morning and select your cabinet, as xc Jo imt expect this small lot ot' 25 to last lon. NAPA NEE DUTCH KITCHENET SPECIAL FEATURES Selected Oak Exterior; Satin (mMen Oak Color; White Maple Interior in Base Section?;; White Lmamel Interior in Upper Cupboard; Rounded Corners and lidires; Aluminum or Porcelain Sliding Table; l arcre Kneading Hoard; Block for Pood Chopper; Linen Drawer Partitioned; "Pill-Easy" PJour Bin; Ventilated on-rustin- Metal Bread Box; Sliding Bottom in Base; Smooth l)ut-pronf Curtain; Closc-tittint; Doors and Drawers. Will not warp, swell or shrink. Absolutely sanitary and easy to clean. LET US INSTALL A DUTCH KITCHENET IN YOUR KITCHEN We have a ;ood variety of Napanee Dutch Kitcheneis at prices you will reco-uie as very moderate. Napanee Dutch Kitchenets combine hih irrade construction, attractive appearance and years of satisfactory service. Every kitchen should have this threat labor-saver." To enable every i:ouewife to own a Napanee Dutch Kitchenet we are selling this kitchen cabinet at SI. 00 down and SI.oo per week until paid for. Do not put ot bin in.tr this reat convenience. Come to our store at once and select a model best adapted for your particular home. Swanson-Lee Furniture Co.

The Low Price Furniture Store.

Hats of High Quality We are ready, with a complete assortment of High-grade hats for men. Hats that will wear well! Hats of approved style! Hats of wanted colors! DunlapStetsonMallory The variety is so large it seems impossible for a man not to find one that looks well on him.

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T!ii ffII.u!n? ( m :it art- r-i"rti l tli" n.mnuiii'llüp pür.il of th An.TI'.in -f-llf JoTüiry frr-s: KM 1.1 In ti' i). (; Uiiwii,- in a tin. si; s u ii I -.J .vfr! :7; li.-l if (1K';i-, 1'; 1 i I fr-iii nui:ii'!fl, ;; n-funl"l slightly, -. i c!s'" i'-ri. 1; u ouixli!, l-r' miu'ti'rjiiii,"!. ;. T't.il. KIM.hlt IN ACTION. I. !-Ut. r r.irtnii. 'hic;U'', 11!. m:i:i;i:ants. ' lift"ii I. W'-erler, (Jniu'l Knpi'ls, Mi' ii. K-t'ort V:iriii. rhln?o. 111. l'nil tt. ;r:in.I Ilav.ii. Mi-h oiti'nu.M-s. - . Kny A Stroman. T(;'-k;i. InJ. JN-ii XVatkiu. TolnJo, I. I'KIVATIIS. 1 1 v 1 1 1 J L. Aii'lTon. 'hizr. Iii. ''Imrlf I'r-1 oiuisk;i. Alifii:i. Mi li . Artlmr i;. Inh. T-.N-iIo. n. Wilfr.-l A. n-. Teum'!i. MMi. lii'l Haril l.'udrrwoo.l, Trininsfh, .MM). 1 f .i rol 1 Monro Z.i'lion, I-troit. Mirh. S:imTiol Zlvo. Crjiinl l:.i.l.1. Mi !). 1HK1 Of H(I1MI KK( KIVIII IN' ACTION. COKIMIKAI.S. '"Jin Cikor. I.:!T.-atrr. K'y. .-.. rt- I'üf tfrs'n, iJtrolt. Mi-b. S.-fli Kfr.l. Vohri!). Mi. I). PKIVATKS. lo-rjih !5!iilk). riovfl.m-l. . John Il.prt IUirfh, M.irU-tt'. Mih Kulpli Chilf-ut.'. Sprinfffii!il. . II. rl.-rt S-:U ri.i.-atro. Ill Kay imn 1 I.niop., I.onpoint, 111. .1 anion I. vnn Howell, .Ww HiviMi. Mi'-l'. Kilwaid M. I.anipo. Kast M'-lino, 111. John P.. Sl.arp. ir'sport. i . Harrlil Wingert. Cra fordfvilN. InI.

IHHIl OF II I SKA si:. Srrct. Jtlin i. Hartll. Chicago, PUIVATKS. Silas TlivN. t'lfV-Ial)'I. O. John i:. Hunt. Kapert. Ind. M OCNIIKI KV KHK KV. MaJ. (iuy M-rri!l Wilson, r.lnf 111. Mi )i. KIi:UTi:.A.TS. Klmer .T. l'orke, Hayfon. O. Kay P. Martin. Terre Unit'. Ind. Lel.md IMwin Wlioelor, CoMuater. Mich. si:k(;i:a.ts. Chnrh Leo llrrne. Ii.-trif. Mit h. I.ouis Kalpli Ca hu. Iliffhland Park. MII). Arthur Vern I'onler. IViy (.'ity. Mih A'l. im Strxle kl. II. mni'uid. Ind. coli Pokals. Stephen P. mekov. ski, Chicago. III. Oüie I Carroll. Prineeton. Ind. Thomai Frederick Pitz'eraltl. North Howi-Il, Mi h. William P. Il.ieker. Colurnhn. Ind. .To in i:. Hart. Detroit. Mieh. William P. Mathews, Johnstown, . Pery (Jknn H'jrch. Ithaea. MMi. Teorfre Arthur Chlsholm, Detroit Ml''h. Prunk (ti?owki. Dorr, Midi. Kaymond .1. Henlken. AHdon. III .Turne; A. Klldde, Indianapolis, Ind. Joseph P. Kiel. ha, Detroit. Mich. John Si-hemansky, Haiutruinek. Mich. Kaymoud Louis Opal. Tamarack Mine. Mich. Jarno .T. (Norman. Ilainesville. III. dleiin C.raves. C.ddwater. Mich. AI Mellen. Hanvllle. Ind. Clav M. KoMnson. Hayton. 0. iu(;li:ks. Lester Harris. Detroit. Mi-h. Archie McDonald, Lan-dn;;. Mich. Musician P.ert J. Milan. Detroit. Midi. Meehanl.- William T. McDou-al. 'hillicothe, U. PniVATPS 'harles Oren Dental, Addison. Kveart Klanacan. Colfax. Ind Artliur 11. Uli Hey, Creelsh ro, Charles P. Hardy. P.endville. Mi. h. K v. III. Joe Johni n, Maypville. Ky. Pred Al"xander Lepire, Detroit. Mich. Hurl W. Mnnsburcer, Newark. I. Manvll T. l'arne. Swinoiir, Ind. Walter P. P.Htseh, Mendota. III. Kol.ert Croose. Pennett, HilNdaie Mi h Clarence C. Plume, Chieaco, III. John D. Cortell. Cleveland. O. Arthur Ilarrincrton, Plint. Ml h. 'ar Henke, Cincinnati. O. Kufus P.enoit. Oak C.rove. Mich. William P.ol.ier, Cleveland. O. Harry Cllpplner. Knlaniazoo, Mich. Josjph Del'.oer. Zeeland. Mich. Joseph (iohert. Stephenon. Mich. Stejim-n Louis (iiidai, Cireenland. Mi'h. C.eorjce Dewev Horton, South Haven. Mich. Andrew J. Iluehes, Danville, 111. Jeorpe Kirk. Detroit Mich. Stanley Kronslckl, ilniutranxk. Mi-h. Arthur Koliert Kukuk, Detroit, Mich. John Mike Levandow skl, (Jrand Kapid.. Mich. Harrr .Tarnen Lonir. Kihnnnd. Ind. Pttoii Pred MacMillen. (irand Kapids. Ml h. John Jo-eph Mexley, Detroit, Mi. h (Jeorjce James Wildorapin, Munisin. Ml h. John Zal.ie. Sandusky. O. ,MIsINt; IN ACTION. COKPOKALS. Howard Prederlck. Sitrel. III. liiiT I'rofTitt. Tomklnviüe, Ky. IM: IV AT KS. P.enr.ett William lMoominplnle SturMich. Klchard K. Morse, Allegan. Mi-h Curl II. Swenston, Korktonl, HI Kavmond Martin In.l. iaetano Iel p.oni. Anist Ilarohokest. William P.ainhart Ibdinr. Lafayette. C.ary, Ind. Detroit, Mb h. Miller, Carpentersville. III. I.et' her Owenn. Poole, Ky. Pred" Smith, Sasrinaw, Ml h. "John Henry, you stir that coffee thoroughly! We must save sugar but I do hope we won't have to economize on 'Golden Sun It's the best coffee we ever had." Coffee gives extra value because it's pure; rro dust or chaff in it. Sold only by home-town grocers who help make your town what it is by returning part of your money in taxes for "improvements." Why deal with peddlert ? They can oat-gvett yoa. THE WOOLSON SPICE COMPANY Toledo Ohio

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vil l i l IN ACTION: ctiüpoKALS: Ib-ujamiu Jani'-i Ki'bnioiid. P"nti.u. Mi. h. Clareii'-e K P.ale. Chb'au III Patrick I.e.. Hanb n Albb-n, Ml h. PKI ATPS : Charles Lusley, Jrceticatle. In-!. Arthur 0.!s-hlaer. l'lv.iaitd. O. l'.-ter I'.akir, ümih! Kapidi. Mi'h. l'reinotit W. P.Ial;l.lw , Alliance, . Jrover C. Dennis. Cdumiois. O. i.-orjre l'.. Dr.ik.-. New ark. ). NielioluH IIhkU, liö . Jettern .f., siutli ll-nd, Ind. Uavniond Htnry Hangen, Detroit, Mi' n. Seth Tl-ildiisn. L'-aii. Heiseli.d Iblvxard .tark. (Jrand Kapids. Mich. Peter P. Wendell. Iii asr. III. HIHI I KOM )t.MI: PKIVATKS: Thoiiia K. Northcutt, Walton. Ky. K"y Wilvui, Champaign. PI. Wnenl aixlke. Jrand K.ipld. Mi. h". HII.I I KOM ACCIDKNT AND OTIIKK l AI sl: Cpl. Danbl Koyland. Antwerp. O. Pvt. I.'Im.r D D-if.nbac)i. Lorain. O. UOlNIiKI MIVKKI.I.V IN ACTION: 1 apt. oa;- o. Koej.pt 1. Linden Heiirht!. l'r.inl;lin C., M:i'o. Lieut. William A. Atkius-n. Detroit. Jlbh. SKKC.PANTS : Ku-s. !l M'.nro- P. ;U.-r. Detroit. Mi-h. H.nry Hattendorf. Chb i-o. III. William I'.. Hamilton. Coblwat-:-. Mi!i. Ky Holcomb, Cbii;b-oth. o. Leop.dd H.'rniin Lau. Ann Arb.r. Mb It. roiiKoiiALS: r.niiin L ini'- t t Prin.-ke. M vtr. e. Ii ti. Cieral-1 ( J rif ti ii (lol bn, Monroe. Mi. h. Prank James tirabewskv, Detroit Mi.ti. Ilarlev Deuev Hinklev. CMwater, Mich. Prank Holsten. Culunibus. o. Daviii Kaymoii Hu-hes. Newport. Ky. Lloyd P. .1 ti.1.1. Umpire, Midi. Henry Lee. Dizney. Ky. Iblward Alfred .Masteubrook. (Jrand Haven, Mi... James Arthur Mills. Kala ni.ioo. Mich. Harold Th .mas Murray. Detr-dt, Mich. deore Turner. Detroit. Mi Ii. Mechanic Albeit Steinen. Painedale. Mi' h. Wnpour Andv Tnvlor. Ald.ott-ford, MI.Ii. 'o-sk llenrv Milard. Mill.TSporf. O. ' PKIVATKS: Jess Ned P.artb'tt. Ko.-kford. 11!. Walter lb.l. in. NorwMV. Mi. b. John Mert'Mi P.ro.lie. davb rd. Mi'h. Will .. Corndious. I'.ic Hill, Ky. L'dward Dnfly. Chieaco. III. John H (iib.non, Ma onih, III. Ce il (Jiilcumb. Dimple. Ky. Alton (Jrove Cillman, dran 1 K.ipiis. Mi. !i. Laverrne Henry draves, T'lii-ao. II!. John Andrew dumienv. Last Lake. Miel). Pdwar.l Halley. Detroit. Mi.li. Pinar M. He:nmi:isen. Slierid an. Mi-!i. Pin P.ernhard Hill. U.f. nairon. Midi. Neri P.. Holme. Mf. ,.iie. II! . Joseph Hunter, oakb-y. Midi. Wilbur D. Kl.-inldn. '..lumbiis. f. Walter KriiiT. 'level. md. K Kayrnonl S. Miller. Danville. III. drore Millimon. Plynioiith. Mi h. Kniest Clifford Nimii, P.eaertown. ) Mi'h. Michael OW'eil. Vpsil inti, Mi b. j Jesse Salmon. PalU .f Koiicli. Ky. i Clyde Norman Sanders. AP.b.n. Mb ii Thomas James Kdwaril Shields. Mu?keon. Mich. Koy W. Stearns. Ko. kf -rd. MI h. Kaymond J. Sullen. Chba'o. III. llenrv L. Vi'kerv, Trenton. Mi ll. Jolin Waifekiin.is. Detroit, M i. -Ii. William K Williams. Yountrxtow n, O. Alfred Prederik Wise. Canton. O. Louis P. Jackson, K. St. L.uiis. II!. Harold C. Jfdley. St. John. Midi. Clarence K. Kbe, Coyrdoti, Ind. Carl I.o' kw (md. . M Leansboro, II! deorsro ,Tli ii Median. Chicago, Iii. John .1. Mellett. C'dumbus. o. Stephen Milekskl. Chicago. III. Leonard S. Milbr. Danville. 111. W illis Miller. Columbus, o. Hersehel H. Motrett. Wyandot County, Ohio. Prank Moravee. Chi.-aco. 111. X'ern ci Mullen. Columbus. O. Walter Christian Patw, Halfway. Mi. h. Martin P. Petn.wski. Hamttvm k, Mich. William P. Stidham. Law ton. Ky. Joseph L. Witkowski, Wvan.bdte. Mb h. RUSSIN; IN ACTION : Lieut. Harrv II. J o-ks.-n. Chi. a -'.. III. PKI ATPS : Haskell J. Pd--'!ns. M.nr..e. Midi. IIowniiI K. doldstnitli. I " n i "ii Mllis. Ind. K.OF P.rS OF INDIANA DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG WITH 3,591 STARS News-Tim. Social Servi.e; INDIANAPOLIS, Ort. I. The j;ranl locltTe Kniuhts of Pythias ot Indiana, :it its ye-ion vhi h closed Wednesday at liuliana poll.-, dedicated a service Hay containing stars. Of this munl-cr 4L" men hae died. Mcrril 11. Wilson of Mansville delivcrel the doilicatory address. Thomas I.. Neal. maii.if;'! of ordinary department of tho Coneivative Iife In.-uiance Company of America of this ity was ;.ilancel to the otlice of m'an.i prelate and t.Mialles i:. Snoke 'f Crusale loilve No. 14 va .ho.-er. a menih r of the grand Kultre committee on iiis u -anco. Harry W. T'.liiott of P.lkl.art was chofen district lej.uty lor this district. Mayor Ralph W. C.aylor of Misliawaka was advanced ' to the position of man! inner puard. .tlur Krand lo-ige utliccrs chosen for the year weie rand chancellor. Jude Charles I.. Nullum of Terre Haute. Ind.. and srand elia ncellor. John W. Crar-; of i Ireenshurp. Several laembers of Loth the lo.al lodce of South Hend and .Mihawaka were in atlendaiue at the ;rand lolpi metin-r. BUFFALO STREET CAR i STRIKE IN HANDS OF ! SUPREME COURT: r.rri'Ai.o. n. v.. H t. p Th.e j strike of L'.5"ü etnidoyes of the In- j ternational Ilailway Co., whi h has i completely tied up the city nnd inter- ; urban street car system aIor. thv Niagara frontier, was taken to th i supren:e court Thnr-day afternoon. J The indications tonight w. re th it the court process would require at least four days and that in th" I meantime the paralysis of street j car traffic would continue. Not a rar : moved today on any branch of the j system. i

Many have tried but failed in trying to compete with the largest clothing institution of its kind, selling the best clothes

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clothes we sell, that no one anywhere or any place can duplicate our values you will have the same contidence after you examine them and convince yourself that never before have your dollars been able to buv the values in suits and overcoats we offer you at our factory price SI 7. Our Factory Direct to You Service Saves you the ordinary retailer's profit merchants who buy from the manufacturers must make a profit on their merchandise in order to continue business this profit must be at least S8 on every garment they sell, added on the clothes that is equal to the Sherman's qualit'. Our factory price eliminates for you this ordinary retailer's profit of $8. Plainly analyzing it to you it's not a retailer's price but a wholesale price price that you pay for Sherman's clothes.

Stilts, Topcoats, Overcoats Your choice of any in the store $17, no more, no less. That's all, and it means everything that is new in patterns and stvles at Sherman's. Your selection is unlimited. Don't worry "about your size, we can lit you. Plenty of military suits, and overcoats; double brearted styles soft roll English models everything for the young men and the sedate styles for the men who like the conservative looking clothes. Every garment in the store is hung in full view for vou so von can go among them, choose the pattern and style voü like best, and pay the salesman only $17 for it. Come Here Today or Tomorrow Examine the make and fabrics we use in Sherman's clothes the better judge you are as to clothes value the more vou will appreciate the values we offer. Our customers must be satisfied. We know that our satisfied customers are our business builders, therefore every garment we sell is guaranteed to give vou absolute satisfaction in every detail or your money refunded. Just to convince yourself drop" in and look around. Vou know what other retailers are showing for S25, compare our values then make your decision. Come ?et acquainted vou'Il save buying Sherman's clothes.

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