South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 50, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1919 — Page 8

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES lb el's Victrola Dept 0P05E SHOR i

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Specials for All Phonograph Owners! 10-15c pkgs. Needle (Lou J, Son. Medium or V.ixed)

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8 pkgs. (400) Fibre Needles (Imported Japanese Bamboo; Best GraJe Usual price throughout U. S. is 5oc per hundred) . Only $1.00

'Fibre Needles" prnjuce a oft, mellow

tone the richest tone poMWe, and make the least "surface scratch" than any needle. l:ach new lie can he "clipped," making about 8 or 10 fresh points on each needle. These "clippers" cost 51.50 and $2.00 will pay for themselves in one

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FREE Tomorrow! One package of Fibre Needles with every Needle Clipper sold. Excellent Dollar Records 64696 "Keep the Home Fires Burning" McCorrnick 45135 "Star Spanned Banner" "America" Werrenrath 45157 "I Always Find Sunshine in the Y. M.'C. A." "The Americans Come" Werrenrath 04 760 "Capricieuse" Violin Hcifetz

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House Ways and Means Committee Tentatively Agree on the Terms of Victory

Liberty Loan

Come and hear the new FEBRUARY VICTOR RECORDS

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Where your DOLLAR buys most Extraordinary "Drug Store" Bargains.

SPECIALS $1 $1.(X Cnsut Safety ILior, '2 for Sl.oti :4V Tmth ltruhcs :; fur.. $!. SJ-OO Hot Wutt-r lUrs (rd) for $1.00 $2.00 Fountain Syringe (tlwxolat) for $1.0 $2.00 Combination Hot Water llajj. for SI. ') $-.00 IlicV Spray Sjringv, for $1.00 7."; I'laln 4ane (." 3 I. ) 2 for $1.0(1 7.V Absorbent Cotton, lbs., 2 for St. 00 I.V OixrkA i olTcv. Ib., :; for $1.00 .Vo Liggvtt's Tea (gTitn) :; for $1.00 I0e Symoinls Inn Ctou, for $l.oo TOILET ARTICLES $1 rc lVlnx-tx Tooth PaMe, :. for $1.00 50c Chlom. TtHtI I'a-te, : for $1.00 50e lN'iis)dnt Ttli Patr. for SI.00 30e Retail Txth Ta.-te. for $l.oo IUV U'oI.mhn TKt1i 1'a-te, ." fr $1.00 SO Violrt Iulei C'oltl en-am, :: for $1.00 .0 MuUUi.il rM. nut M1. :l for Sl.Ot r.O, Masi;o (rtnn. :. for St.M Ö4K IniorttI Kire I'owtK-r. '.I for $l.OO ."Oe Violet lu! l aee loiiVr, fr st. 00 .W ltikr' ic!ct ( irate, :'. for sum e K';sll ("train of AIiiioikN. ?. fr Sl.o ."! 1 1 tittuut4 i'oltl (Yram. ; for St. no :Ve .leruen' Lotion. 1 for $1.0) ." lnr VanNhim; (ro;mi. : fr SI. (hi Sl. ."mi Violet lule T Water. for S 1 .00 $1.00 lUMjtnt .leani"' 1'. INiutler. -2 for $t.oO rU leiu't Jeani " Ta!e. :'. for Sl.OO -." Vxlliiir)x N0.1J1. ' for Sl.O'i J.'k- ll all skin ?-.ip. 0 for Sl.) J.""' .NurM-ry Skin Si. 0 for $1.00 l.",c Til-t soap. 12 for Sl.OO ."o- Keiall shain lotion. :. Sl.OO

SPECIALS $1 :: Syinonli lvanut Iluttr, ." for $1.00 :.. Sjmomls i:t. Vanilla. 1 fr $1.00 SI. INI ." kt. A.vpiriii Tablets.

loo's. 2 fr $1.00 I

T.Oe r sr. Maud's Tablets. IOO s, :. for $1.00 ."( r. ("aseara Tablets, lOo's, :i for $1.00 ."Oe (iillrtte Hljnlts ((i's) ;i for $1.00 Sl.r.n Pure Olive Oil (1 pt.) for $1.0O 7e Ciat-s (impular lranl) 1H for $1.00 l."r IWaek and Wbite C'iart tte. s f(r Sl.OO ::."( i:uerine. 1 for $1.00 7."e I.ietts Crajv Juiee, jts. 2 for $1.00

PATENT MEDICINE $1 ."o (nliheirs Synip IVjwin, :: fr $1.00 7." 1. 1. V Co. Aim'riean Oil, '2 fr $1.00 7."e Sent t 's r.muKion, 2 for $1.00 Sl.OO Nu anl Iron Tablets, 2 for $I.(0 (ii'c Senaliir Iiatle, : for $1.00 r.Oo I. Uterine. : r $1.00 Me Milk of Mauneia IMnllips :; for v si.oo T.Oe 1. -!. :. for $1.(M (ie Kexall ('berry Cotmli Syrup 2 for Sl.(M) "."e rietelii'r's l'astoria, 1 for $1.00 oe Hit ker's Milk .Mai:ttela, for $l.oo ."e Pluto Water. l for. . . .$1.00 :.itc irk's VajH Kub. r, for Sl.OO .".Oe Dioxoren. :. for Sl.OO Me Nuol;: for Sl.OO .".Oe stanolitul, for $1.00 S.H Kieker- 1MohI &. Iron Tnie. 2 fr $1.00 .(V Kall Kidney lilN. : for Sl.OO ."0e TIT. sodium lMuwpbat. : fr . $1.00 .. kiiH-n paiHT ( pounds) :; fr $1.0) 7."e I.inen stationery, r.for $1.00 7.".e I.inen ("orresimmlemv Cards : for Sl.OO Sl."o Linen stationery. '2 for Sl.OO Sl.oo Linen (rreiondenoo Ca ill-. 2 for $1.00

This is only a partial list. Many othrr Dollar Day Bargains.

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WASHINOTO.V. Feb. 19. Short

term notes, maturing in from one to

five years would bo offered in the

forthcoming Victory Liberty loan campaign, Instead of lonp term notes

under a tentative agreement reach

ed Tuesday by th house ways and

means committee, to fix the terms of

the loan by legislation, rather than to give Sec'y Glass wide discretionary powers to determine them, as ne

had asked. At the same time Sec'y Glass in a statement explained that the intensive popular campaign would be conducted as planned, regardless of the terms arranged by congress and

that it would start not later than April 21. The secretary had asked congress for authority to issue either bond.-? or notes as market conditions at the time might warrant, but members of the committee concluded that a new loan issue would necessarily carry with It such a hiph rate of interest that financial markets might bo adversely affected for some time. Four Kinds of Notes. Under the tentative agreement of the committee, reached in executive session, at which Asst. Sec'y Leffingwell of the treasury was present, Sec'y Glass would be given the discretion of issuing any one or all f four kinds of notes to be prescribel by the legislation. The quantity of these non-negotiable securities would be limited to probably $7.000,000,000 of which the treasury now plans to issue only about six billions. The principal features of each of the four kinds of notes proposed would be as follows: One class would be at a low rato of interest, possibly four per cent, and exempt from all federal taxa

tion; one would be at a comparatively high rate of possibly five per cent and subject to all federal taxes; a third would bear a moderate rate of interest I 1-4 per cent was suggested and be exempt from normal income tax levies; the fourth would be exempt from taxation up to a certain amount. Hange from 50 Up. These terms have not yet been defined, but treasury officials said the proposed alternatives wouid satisfy the treasury department. They cover all the possible terms which the treasury might choose even if it bad broad discretion, it was explained. In denomination the notes would correspond with past Liberty loans, ranging from $r0 un. Members of the committee felt this would permit of as' wide a scale os in previous campaigns as the short term notes would prove more attractive ti the small investors. The ways and means committee also decided tentatively not to in

crease the authorization for issuance of bonds from about $5,000,000.000 to $10,000.000,000. This means that the treasury still have power to issue up to five billions in Liberty bonds at the 4 1-4 per cent rate of the last two loans and with the same terms. Most officials believe that these securities could not be floated advantageously under new conditions, and consequently that the treasury would not use any of the remaining authorization at this time. It is possible, however, that som of the notes to

be issued would be convertible in the

next three or four years into Liberty bonds of longer maturity. The draft of the proposed legislation for the short term notes was ordered by the committee, and its experts began immediately to consider the plans for the new measure. It is expected to be completed in a few days, with final action to be followed shortly afterward by tbe committee. When th e committee's report is completed, efforts will be made by Chairman Kitchin to expedite passage of the legislation before the adjournment of the present congress.

ASK INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED

LIMA. Peru. Monday. Feb. 19.-

LiPrensa in an editorial Tuesday asks for the appointment of an international committee to inquire into tbe reported outrages against Peruvian residents in the provinces of Tacna. Arica and Tarapaca, now ruled by Chicle. It says that the action of the l'ritish and American governments in appointing committees to investigate the atrocities in the Putumayo district several years ago established a precedent which it urges in justice to Peru should be employed now in the matter of the treatment of Peruvian by the Chileans. Large Fritish and American corporation; in Chile according to private advices here have been forced to discharge all Peruvian employes. It is estimated that 15.000 Peruvian

refugees have arrived in Peru from Chile in the last four months.

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will make it possible to double the purchasing power of every dollar you spend tomorrow

Suits and Overcoats Flannel Shirts , . Suit of Pajamas . Cloth Hats . . . Bath Robes . . . $2.00 Dress Shirts Work Shirts . . Men's 50c Hose .

5 price 5 price 5 price J price price $1.19 $1.00 33k

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35c Hose . . 25c 25c Hose . .19c 75c Neckwear . 55c

Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts 79c Men's 25c Soft Collars . 19c Men's $2.00 Neckwear $1.19 Men's $1 Cheney Bros. Neckwear 65c Men's 50c and 75c Caps 29c

Suits and Overcoats Children's Waists .

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Children's Caps Boys' Shirts .

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89 Men's and Young Men's Suits, mostly small sizes, Coat $2.00, Vest $1.00, Pants $1.00. As we have told you before, we wont carry any suits over, and they must go. Pants are worth price of suit.

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JOHN LING ARRESTED A r. S caliber blue-steel revolver, a hack-saw. automatic drill and numerous other instruments were found in the possession of John Ling, who runs a laundry at 121 W. Colfax av. A government operative from Chicago, who is aiding the police in their search for drugs, brought the Chinaman in. No charges were preferred against him. but he will appear in police court this morning and explain how he came into possession of these instruments

on each pair of Shoes Thursday only. This is the greatest Shoe Sale ever offered in South Bend. A dollar off on our regular price means we are actually selling below cost. DONT MISS THIS Ladies' First Quality Rubbers

PAD KS FOK $3.-00

Here's Another Men's First Quality Rubbers $1.00

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GREENBLATT'S A few good pieces left from our 20fc Discount Sale. To clean these goods out quick we will offer especially attractive bargains Thursday. 232 South Michigan Street $$$$$$$$$ss$$$

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