South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 356, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 December 1918 — Page 3

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jAlvin Willis Dies of Injuries j Received When Interur- ! ban Hits Automobile.

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The following progressive shoe merchants have agreed to remain open but these two evenings before Christmas All Shoe Stores will close at 6 o'clock Christmas Eve. Baker's Shoe Store Beitner's Berland's Boston Shoe Store Fedder's Guarantee Shoe Store Klingel & Kuehn

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Peck's Porter & Strom Union Shoe Co. Walk Over

Kpworth hospital at . o'clock Saturday morning as the result of injuries received vhMi his automobile was .struck by a south-'"Mind Nils car two miles .south of Nile, at 10:5 ' j o'clock Friday niht. Mr. Willis was driving north in his f'hcvroht car and hid reached the point where the road and car tracks cross, the car line makirr-: a long curve. At cording 10 the street car company, Mr. Willis' engine "went dead" just as the automobile pot onto the track?. The machine was struck before the motorniun could brins the interurban to a stop. The automobile was thrown several feet from the tracks, and .Mr. Willis received several wounds about the head and body from which he died three hours later. He was taken aboard the car and rushed to South l.end, and taken to Fpworth hospital where he died at 1' o'clock Saturday morning. Mr. Willis was prominent throughout the entire St. Joseph Valley as a band leader, and composer of music. He lived at Berrien Springs nearly all his life. He was j .", years old.

, lie painea mucii prominence as I leader of bands at K Ik hart anil j Xiles. and he was to have taken j part in a Christmas musical festivity ! at Xiles S-indav. j Mr. Willis, in addition to Mrs. W'ili lis ,is survived bv a son. l :: w ars

old, and two brothers.

Julius Seeherppr, inele and f adult age, to Charles II. Oilman and Catharine, H. & W., a parcel of land known as lot 4 S en the plat of Seehorirer's Broadway addition to city of Mishawaka. $1. 5. If. Hastinp, sincle. to Frank .7. Anderson. $1, lot 11 In Pleasant subd:ision to I'ortatre township, now a part of city of South Fend. Mabel Treanor Wood and Harry. II. & W., to Alice F. Smith. $1. lot 3 in replat of Leer's 1'nd addition to city of South Bend. Chester L. DuComb and Jessie, t.. Charlotte Benz, $1, lot 11 as shown or. reed, plat of Demler's first survey to city of South Bend. .Johnson Berry and Klizabeth, H. k W., to Orlcy CI. Berry. $1, W. 1-2 lot 1"0. as shown on plat of G.-W. It. Fowler's addition to town of Mishawaka. rb-y C Berry and Ammelia. hi? wife, to Johnson IWry, $1, same description as above. Isaac Farne man and Liura Grac?. H. & W., to Frank I. Gilmer. $1. lot 1 in Oakside plat addition to city of South Ben.l.

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SMALLPOX FORESTALLS HEARING OF SCHICKER ON WHISKY CHARGE

BE PATIENT LOCAL P. 0. EMPLOYES ARE DOING THEIR BEST

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SWEETS FOR THE SWEET"

'At Christmas time, the "sweet tootlr of America calls for candy. Youii and old

alike favor it as a holiday token von

make no mistake in choosing it. From good old fashioned taffy to the

prettiest of De Luxe Holiday Packages we're prepared to meet the demands of everybody. All home-made and tasteful.

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Just at thifl time when the ."'irit ot "I'eace on earth, j-ood will toward mn" is upIiCed to le. moro prevalent than at any other time, outh Bend citizens are urged to direct a little of this spirit toward the employes of the outh Bend poütoff ice. In addition to the usual holiday congestion, which seems to be heavier this year than ev-r before in th" history of the local potoffice, thmail handlers are further handicapped by the absence from duty of about 1:0 percent of the regular postoffico forco. The employes who

are absent from work are compel k-J

to be away on account of sickness, thus throwing the added burden on those who are on duty. The employes thvmselvrs u -e jtiMt as anxious as anyone else to sort and deliver Christmas letters

and packacts, but they are asking

for a little patience upon the part of the public just at this time. Tht y say that they realise the importance of Christinas mail, and they are overworking themselves in an (fiurt to ret this mail to its destination, but under the iivuntam ethere may be some little delay and, if there is, they ask that the publie be as patient as possible.

Smallpox indirectly saed Frank Schicker from being given a hearing in city court Saturday morning on the charge of owning the Ü0 gallons of whisky found by the police in the county pest house last Monday afternoon. Not that Schicker has the smallpox-, for he hasn't. However, two of the state's witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. IMward Champaign, who have charge of the pest house, have been enframed recently In taking care of a smallpox patient, and there was not time enoimh siven them to fumigate their clothes befoie appearing in the court Saturday morning. Pr. Kmil O. T'reyermuth. secretary of the health board, gave the court expert advice in regard to allowing the two witnesses to come into court without pioperly fumigating their garments. The secretary said that it nii'ht expose the entire court and its regular Saturday morning audience to the disease if the two witnesses were brought in. The court decided to tribe no chances, so the case was continued to rec. L'S, and instruction"; were given to the state to have Mr. and Mrs. Champaign properly fumigate.

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The peace 011 earth and uood ill 5-jurit was shown by memlif r.s of the Children's dispensary, lj:'.l W. I i v i -sioji it., Saturday afternoon when the directors entertained iL'.", needy children of the city. Upon arriving: each of the children weie pre

sented with a box of candy, an oranpo and a popcorn ball. A lar.-e Christmas tree and its decorations was dontated by the South Bend Woman's club. The entertainment started ;tt 1: M o'clock itb ati iotic Minus anil Christmas carols tha were sang by the children Twenty-five babies Ave re qiven rattlers and the older children toys, stockings and mittens. Mrs. F. Ii-h presented the dispt nsarv '.ita a check that enabled the members t purchase underwear and shoes for

some of the needy children anl their parents. Mr?. Salem Towne was chairman of the entertainment, assisted by Mrs. F. Hillier, Mrs. Herbert Smith ar.d Miss Lillian Frvdeiistein. John Woodworth impersonated Santa Claus and greatly amused the children.

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Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons from little stomach, liver, bowels.

Give "California Syrup of Figs" if cross, bilious or feverish.

Relief From Eczema In Cuticura For skin? that itch, burn, crust and scale. Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hct water. Follow with a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment. Use these super-c.rearny emollients for every-day toilet purposes and prevent such conditions. Bnsp! Ihch Ttm y Mali. Addrrg pout -card "CUcra. Dpt. If A. BuitOD " SM very her. Soap ZsC Oirttnenx 23 and &0c. Tal. -um ZSc.

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I u.is just Itocn promoted to company "t 1 Imirian of Co. K, of the Mh j;i:nr.n:nition train, at urr.p McCh:ji.m. acc ording to word iTti cd here Saturday. 1 Tli promotion conies through jt'v? recommendation of Dr. Kobvit M. McDonald, of South Hend. wl: (OP.nt-ttJ with the I'nited Statt-s ia-rioultural department. Dr. .

I Donald's duties ar- to look afttr

repistered cattle afflicted with tuIm roulo.-is in an e:':"ort to ?tamp out thij dij-ca-s among" cattle.

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COMFX)UT KITS. the thinq when traveling, and JT t.?ts. Special at $:2 3. Iivingstons. 10633-12

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Thr.se hunt, pure, brittle cmdios .re always best at Xmas and tho Philadelphia makea it on. Advt.

No matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should always be the hr.-t treatment piven. If your little one is out-of-sorts. hilf-siok. isn't resit np, eating and ar.tir naturally look. Mother! see if tuui?ue is coated. This is u sure s.:;n that th.e little stomach, liver a.'-d bowels are clogged with waste. When cress, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore threat, full of cold, grive a teuspoonful of "California Syrup of l'igrs." and in a few hours all the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of the little bowels without gripincr. and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can reit easy after giving this harmless "fruit laxative." because it never fails to cleanse the lit1 tie one's liver and bowels and s'.veeten the stomach and they dearly love its pleasant taste. Full directions for babies, children of all apes and

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line of Xmas lamps in the

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city. Full line of Heating: Pads, Percolators, Toasters, Irons, Sewing Machine Motors. We also carry the famous Regina Vacuum Cleaner. N one better made. Electric Construction Go. 119 E. Jefferson Blvd.

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Gifts

$20.00 Coats, all colors, materials and sizes, Monday and Tuesday . . $8.9 S $6 and $7 Petticoats in taffetas and jerseys, Monday and Tuesday . $3.98 $5,00 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists $2.98 $ 1 0 and $ 1 2 Grey, Brown and Black

Ladies' Fur S

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$4.00 Children's Brown and Black

Fur

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CATARRH of th BLADDER relieve! la 24 HOURS rcb Cap-

$ 1 0 Serge and Silk Dresses $ 1 0 Children's Coats . .

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rrown-ups prlr.ted on each bot-

1 'li'ijus Fronh ii cream at tluI'liil.i.Ulphia, You'll like it. Aut. 10oiü-Ü

Beware of countt-rfeit fz syrupy. Ask our dru?pit for a bottle of 'California Synip of l"iTs;" tht-n see that it is ir.ade by tht- "California. I;; Syrup Cumjjur.y."

jarred Arc- Worsga FIRST IN THE NFWS-TIMES

$4.98 in Grev, . $1.39 . $3.98 . $3.49

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The Latest in LADIES' WEAR. T. S. GARLAND & CO., 139 S. Michigan St.

Daa't Py Qish for Your Clothing. Your Credit Is Grwd at GATELY'S, SSI S. )!kh!-an St.

MAX ADLER C O M PANY World's Best Clothes. Corner Mi- ;i:! a!i. St.