South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1919 — Page 3

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You are sure to find here the styles that suit you best and be fit correctly, no matter what size you take. All wool, fabrics, correct style, master tailoring.

'Creditors Feel Business Men

Are Not Expending Enough Energy.

At a meeting of the directors and crf-ijtorM of tho St. Ju.-e;h county I "air .'i-.Mj'iatinn h-M Tuesday evening in the 1 is mmt of the Court .oti.-'( Christoph'T Fassnacht, acting as chairman of tho creditor's f '.luniittff stated that the purpos of the m e ting w.-is to rail the creditors together ami ascertain their feelings in regard to the fair which is being ; daniifd for next year, th'-ir i-l.is ah out financing it, and th; I -st method of getting it started j - o j. oi ly. There was no disposition on th part of any of tho creditors to 1 ssimistic, for tho report of th" f fir aor iati')n for tho past four y-ar.s whbh vv;is read at tho met- : : i ."-earned to as.--ire the rn-n that they would -t their monc) if th"-v would he willing to wait another year for payment of their hills. A majority of the creditors were present. The fair, up to the present time his only been financed to the extent of 40 per rent. On a 100,000 investment there has only heen $40,000 subscribed. Th general feeling nmoner the creditors was that the down town merchants who profit most hy this annual fair are the ones who are not expending tho energy they should in promoting its success, if theo merchants would Ret out and hustle, boost tho fair and the fair association to the best of their ability, anil also subscribe for stock, there Is no reason to suppose that this year's fair will bo a failure. The general aspect of this case also fits the citizens of tho county. One of the creditors declared laf-t nicht that St. Joe county was not fully aware of the fact that this fair is one of the county's fest assets, and to ho the Li? success that it should, everybody should evince enough interest in it to put it over the top. The creditors who met last nisht ani agreed to wait for their money are, as a general rule, the ones who profit least from the fair. Twenty men last nl ght expressed their willingness to contribute $10a for the initiatory work of starting this year's fairPlans were made to call a meetin? of the stockholders for tho purpose of presenting the new sec-r-'M-y. Walter I,indley. This man. who is former assistant state treasurer of the state of Illinois, com -s highly recommended. lie has been en gaped in this work for a number of years, and at tho meeting will outline his policy of conducting the fair, so that the public will know what they may expect next year. Tho St. Joseph County Fair and Amusement Co. Is the holding company ami the Inter-State fair association is the operating company in this project.

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INCREASE PARCEL POST . RATE TO GREAT BRITAIN Additional delivery charges of two

pence are to be levied on all parcel , post packages delivered In Great i F.ritain from foreign countries. This ,

information from the London otlice ;

Is contained in a bulletin received at the local postoth.ee today from Washington. The bulletin also states that an extra charge of six pence is to be levied by Australia on all parcel post packages from foreign countries. Tho reason given for the extra charge is that the adjustment of duty on articles in packages received from foreign countries is tedious and difficult, and in most cases the labor of two wts of offices. Notice has also been received that the regular mail service to Roumania has been resumed. There Is no provision made for parcel post service to that country.

m:t von; v.ij:ntini:s in: fi,ovi:rs. You will find fine assortments of corsage bouquets and flower arrangements for Saint Valentine's dav at Williams and Co. Advt. 133S2-13

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You Save Money on These Skirts Evcrv 'A-om.m needs an extra skirt or two. You can't afford to miss an opportunity like this.

rv: .I One lot of Wool Skirts,

fi- Vfk n stripes and checks.

noO values, bale price it $2.98 Skirts in silk poplin, tatTeta, serge and wool poplin; well made in l"if.-.rf cti-lap Tlioca cT-I4c

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and S5.95 skirts.. Sale price $3.25

Lot number two about the same ma-

.erials, but of better quality. Regular $6.50

Sale price $4.25

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Begins Thursday, Interarban Day Every nook and corner of the store is filled to overflowing with "Removal Sale" Bargains first quality merchandise taken from our own good stocks. Distinguished by good, dependable qualities by large assortments and by values that are truly remarkable. Come Thursday and secure your share of the first day Bargains. Then watch the papers for our daily announcements of the splendid events that have been scheduled for this sale. Listed below are just a few of the splendid values to be found here. There are many more.

Furs--Broken Line Just a few sets and separate pieces left. Your choice at

Half Price

$5 Black Conev Scan".

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$7.50 Black Cone f XJZ$

Scarfs S3. 7c ; AXr

S8.50 Black Wolf Scan'

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$14.9o Jap Mink Kan. at $7.4S

525.00 Natural Mink Scarfs. .$12.50 SI 7.50 Opossum Set $8.75 $30.00 Red Fox Set $15.00 SI 2.95 Plush Scarf $6.4S S35.00 Plush Cape $17.50

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AT BIG SAVINGS WnMin'c Whit WinrU-TvVi ,pfc

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) onds). Regular 15c value. Sale

price 7c Men's Khaki Handkerchiefs. Regular 124c value. Sale price at 8c

Muslin Underwear

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Two large tables of Women's Slipover Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed and Chemise, broken line of sizes. Regular $1.50 and S 1.25 values. Sale price, choice $1.00 Women's Fancy Pink Outing Gowns, in figured designs, pockets, collars and cuffs trimmed in plain blue outing. Regular $1.75 value. Sale price . . . .$1.29

Down to the Very Bottom Go Prices on All Women's Coats

The woman who wants a winter coat now has the opportunity to get one of our finest coats at a price lower than ever before. We have marked every one of our winter coats down to

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Half Price

Sl 2.50 Coats now ... $6.25 $15.00 Coats now . . . $7.50 $19.95 Coats now. . . $9.98 S25.00 Coats now . . .$12.50 S30.00 Coats now . . .$15.00 S35.00 Coats now . . .$17.50 S40.00 Coats now . . .$20.00 $45.00 Coats now . . .$22.50 $55.00 Coats now . . .$27.50 S65.00 Coats now . . .$32.50 $85.00 Coats now . . .$42.50

Corsets Special

Here Are Two Big Corset Specials That Will Save You Money. One loi of C. B. S. and Company Corsets, medium bust, long hip, in sizes 25, 26, 2S and 29. Regular S1.50 value. Sale price $1.19 One lot of Corsets, in size IS only. Very special at 19c

Infants' Knit Sets GREAT SAVINGS Infants' Brushed. Wool Scarf and Toque Sets in colors. Regular $1.50 sets. Sale price 98c Regular $2.50 sets, sale price

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Infants Leggins, in grav, black

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ana red. very special, saie price

at .-39c Infants' Leggins (better quäl-

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Children's Brushed Wool fiBrf JL9

Toques, in variety of colors. Reg- h$l

ular 75c values. Sale price.. 45c

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We will Soon be in Our New Location A force of carpenters are busy putting our new home at 114 South Michigan Street in readiness for us. Everybody is busy and on the jump. While all this preparation is goin on at the new location things are also going to be very lively and interesting here during our big Money Saving "Removal Sale." There will be a lot of merchandise to move but there will also be great quantities we now have in stock we won't have to move. These remarkably low sale prices listed in this ad will move it for us. There are great numbers of bargains not listed here.

Knit Underwear WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S. Every Garment at a Saving. Women's Fleece Lined Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless, in sizes 42 and 44. High neck and lonq; sleeves, in sizes 34, 36, 42 and 44. Regular $1.50 values $1.00 Women's Medium Weight Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless, ankle length, in sizes 34, 36, 38, 42,

44. Regular $1.75 value. Sale

i price $1.25

Children's Shirts and Drawers, in cream and white. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26. Prices 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, 55c, 60c, 28, 30, 32 65c, 75c

Basement Specials We are closing out all basement goods at Wonderful Savings. S3. 60 Wash Boilers. .$2.75 S4.49 Wash Boilers. .$3.39 S4.29 Wash Boilers. .$3.19 S6.49 Wash Boilers. .$5.39 Perfection Oil Heaters, Very Special $5.19

Yard Goods TAKE A BIG DROP IN PRICE 26 inch Silk Poplin, in colors. Regular 50c value. Sale price, yard -35c 36 inch Taffeta, in evening shades. Regular $1.50 value. Sale price, yard 95c 36 inch Storm Serge, in black only. All wool. Regular $1.50 value. Sale price .69c !vl Es3 lis 27 inch Mercerized Pop-

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fr. av-Ah- uuc oil! lauie oi pari wuui

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Yfj checks. Regular 75c value.

Children's Wear COATS AND DRESSES AT SPLENDID SAVINGS

Children's White Corduroy and Chinchilla Coats in sizes 2 and 3 at HALF PRICE

S5.00 Coats now $2.50 S7.50 Coats now $3.50 Children's Coats, in brown, blue and black, sizes 3 to 6 years. Regular S4.5(), S3.5o and $2.95 values. Sale price at $1.93 Children's Cotton Serge Dresses, 2 styles, in plaids and stripes, sizes 6 to 14 years. Reg-

ular S2.50 and $1.98 values.

Sale price .$1.49

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civil, si:nvin; i:ami.tio. Tin rlvil service comn.ission has annnunci'd an examination to be hoM In South r.ond on March 15. This examination is open to both nun and women between the ases of IS anil Vacancies in the raii,.iv mail service throughout the l'nite.1 States, will be fi 1 11 from this rxaminatio-n at an entrir.ee salary of $1,1 Ci" a year. There is also a 'acrrcy for the position of Janitor f the looal federal building, and ; pp' ic.itions for this position will be rert-ivi'd UTitil March No written aninati-n is required but appiir.ti ts are gr.ivled cn p:iy;cal ability. -,inc and experience. Salary for this position is JS40 a year. 1-Vr i?.f' rr.iation and applications f-r th " .i:nir-.ati ns apply to I ('. TTertr.nJ. civil s- rvice representaive at tho lr,cl postorMce.

Demobilization of French Army Continues

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PARIS. Teh. 12. The demobilization of the French army has not been suspended, contrary to persistent rumors, tut is proceeding on schedule, according" to .a statement made tothe Associated Press. Since Marshal Foch's announcement before tho :rn:istice commission th ft the Cermar.s could rro! ili7Q 2, Olt', 000 men in six weeks, there has b-a a feeling of uneasiness exj r.S' l by the French p iblic. Pcssi'nitie ie. s have Ken openly .li.-cussed. s alfo hac 1 ,on apirehcr.sion.s of .a rei.ev.al of the German offensive. The r.ev;i p r: hae con.n;entd on tho situatioi in a manner such as to e 11 lor frequent blanks in their rages, uuc to censorship.

! themselves to cooperate with the I Notre Dame council, Knights of Co- : lumbus, in its campaign for funds 1 M erect a social center building cn the campus.

In P.u.via bricks made of coil dust, combined with molasses and resin, are used for paving.

Members of the New Fngland club met in the Lemmonier library Tuesday evening and decided on the activities of the organization for tho remainder of the present semester. Iaisi scholastic year the New England club was the most .active student body on the campus ar.d thH viar it i roriisf s fully as much activity. An informal smoker was held last eening. The members, unanimously decided to terrier a 5 anquet and reception hi honor of two Notre Dame chap1 ii s who have returned safely at American seaports and are expected to return to Notre Dame just as soon as they are discharged from service. Tri" banquet and reception will be riven to the I lev. John C. McGinn, i-'. S. C. whose home Is in Providence. I:. I., and the R-?v. Ernest Davis. C. S. C. of Boston. The club will contribute a "New I.r.cland Art" In the Knights of Co1 imbu "Revue" to le i-taged in W.-ishineton hall on St. Patrick's dav. The mmber hav idedred

OUlt COAL MAKKS WARM 1'KIF.XDS. Shimp Coal Yards. Knoblock & Martin. Tel., Dell 119, Home 58 40. 132C4-11

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He Quit Cigarettes

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Station l .New Ycrlc, N. Y. Thoajaads. loth sexes, who vror addicted to cistrelfs, I-ipe. chewing, enuff, etc., hare beea glaid ned by this free took. Uettinj nl cl tobacco habit cfta means better health, calm nerTfs, peiceful sleep, iraproTel resipM. strocper heart, increael phricil power, clean breath. LOXGKU Idi l'. r-eiter rarainsj e!Sci-iicy and other Lr.jLi. Stow bther4 aivcrtiatacst.

FOR THURSDAY Country Sausage 19c Sausage Meat. . . 19c Back Bone 7c Halibut Steak. . . 28c Salmon Steak. . . 2Sc

White Fish, Herring and Oysters

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