South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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University Club and Dental Association to Attend Services in Body.

Funrral s-rvir s for Dr. AUrt Hoy M- yu kt 1 J Woo'lw.ml av., ivho tl ir-i at i:;.-.(t!i hospital Saturday morning at 4 oVJo k following ;i t'.w da8 illrus-s of douM" pneumonia, will h 1: at tho Fir.t I'r Lytr rian chur h S'ur.'I iy afternoon at J o'rlo: k. i: v. C. A. Llppincott of!'.cl.. tin. , MernNcm of tlf- Tni vi-rsity club arrl of th- St. Jo ;h County Dt-ntal association will rn t at th- Indiana tlu at L':::0 o'rJock an-! attend the yervlces in a loIy. The body will hf taken to flohon w h-ro M-rvic s will ! hM at the home of Ir. Me. irk'.-t father. Woodfon V. K. MvKM'i.", HL N. Third Ft., at 2:H0 o'clock Monlay nftrnoon. HurUl will ie in the Oakrid- c rn-i't-ry at fJo.--ht.-n. Dr. McGirk, who v. a.; rl years old. was a prominent dentist and well known clubman of this city. II.' H mrvived y hi.s wife. Mrs. MariD.i vis Mesj-ick. two null daughters. Dorothy Jane, iive and one-half yirs old, and Mnrtha Marie, three years old; his fatnr, Woodson V. 1. Mei-.vick of (lochen, and one hrother, Morton V. Me.s.skk of Cleveland. O. Iiorn in li'i!. Dr. Ms.-ick was loin in Cossen on Junf 4, 1 and mhm educated In the p'.ihli'' s-ho'ds f that city, Kraduatin from the hih school in Juno, lt0;. In th f.tll of that yar ho rntcrrd the dental dopartmrnl of Northw.-tf-rn university, K vanston. 111., from which h was graduated on June . one month later, July he bo nan his dental practice here, in which he has ben most mccessf ul for tho past 10 years. Hi.s marriage to Miss Marie McKean Davi--. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willi i m J. Davis of (loshen, took pl i' e on April 21. 1310. Dr. Messiek was an active and well liked member of the First Presbyterian church. I'ortane lodere. No. f7r. F. and A. M.. tho Kiwanis. Knife and Fork, Frivotsity and Country clubs. tho Chamber of Commerce and the St. Josph Dental association and tho Delta Sisona Delta dental fraternity while in col1 i-pe.

THREE BEST SELLERS IN MUSIC.

"Y" BUREAU IS NOT FOR SOLDIERS ONLY

Rev. O. F. Fntorllne, in ohariro of the fre employment bureau at the local Y. M. C. A., wbhos it known that while the bureau is primarily for .Obliers and sailors Its services ar not con'ined to them exclusively. Men di?ohard from service ar; always jriven first ch nice when they present themselves at the Y but several civilians have been furnished with employment by the bureau. Letters asking the cooperation of business house and factories have been sent out by Uev. Fnterlin1 and aro meeting with hearty response.

Victor -I onl. "After All." "Lontbonic for You That's All." "How You (Jonna Kep 'Km Down on the Farm?" "How You fJonna Wet Your Whistle Whn the Whole Darn World (Iocs Dry?" "A flood Man's Hard to Find." "For Johnny and Me." Columbia Ileronls. "Tho Canary." "Oh My D ar." "I'm Forever Flowing Cubbies." "Ibauiiful Ohio." 'That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone." "You're Still An Old Sweetheart." I'dU'Mi It--rriJ. D t U.s Not ForKot," Thomas A. Edison. "NiKht Time in Dittle Italy." "Souvenir. Shift .Muio. "It (Jets Them All." from "Somebody's Sweetheart." "That Funny Little Something," from "Head Over Heels." "Fvirybody Shimmies Now." Pianola HolN. "On the Koad to Calais." from Sinbad." "Come On, Papa." "Everything is Hunky-Dory Down in Honky-Tonky Town."

Electricians Go Back to Work for 60 Cents

Electricians who have been itrlkIm? In South liend for several weeks

have composed their differences and! i have accepted the original proposi- j tion of the employers. They will re-1

turn to work on this basis Moriday. The men will receive CO cents an hour, with an cljiht hour day as the basis. The open shop will be maintained. The men demanded an Increase to Si 1-4 cents an hour and the closed shop. The Increase granted by the employer amount to 10 cents per hour in practically all cases. Inasmuch as most of the men were receiving 30 centn. only a few exceptional workers receivng ÖÖ cents under the old scale.

SOUTH BEND IS GIVEN HIGH PLACE IN NEW

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TO DEMONSTRATE HOME NURSING THIS WEEK

Practical demonstrations of home nursing will feature the work of the county home demonstration aent, Miss Juanita Mills, during the coming two weeks. Tho need for the knoModtje by the housewife of simple home remedies and home care of the sick was made evident during the inlluenza epidemic last winter and furnished the incentive for the two weeks campaign. The demonstrations, which are to b iriven by Mrs. Otto Arnold, a trained nurse, will include the lifting of a. person in bed, the changing of the bed while it is occupied, tirst aid remedies such as the making of temporary splints and the stopping of hemorrhages and other simple duties of the homo nurse.

The KOS year book of the Playground on Itecreation association of America in a comparative table shows graphically where South Pend ranks amonf Indiana cites with reKard to Its civic center work. In almost every instance of comparison it stands next to Indianapolis whose population Is plven as 2R?.,622 while our population is 70,967. South Fend and Indianapolis arthe only cities which maintain pail leadership the year round and South Hend ranks even higher than Indianapolis in the work which It does during the winter months.

Joseph J. Koracs announces the removal of his law cilice from the third lloor of the Farmers Trust I'd dp. to suite 0 - f 1 Formers Trust HM:. Home phone 6'llS, Hell nhone 1117. 1413Ü-S

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Charm Grows With Years if the hair is kept y oun. Yon can prevent &ray hair or brin&back the youthful color to hair that is faded, &ray streaked, or fcray if you use La Creole Hair Dressing favorite amonfc the aristocratic Creoles of Louisiana whose wonderful luxuriant hair is a distinguishing mark of their pure French and Spanish ancestry. La Creole trerve and restores the natural youthful color of th hair aiw makes it soft, Cuffy, m-avy and beautiful. It contairu no dye and retined people male no secret cf its tue, thotjh it can never be detected, because La Creole works with nature and promotes th retthhy condition of litir and scalp which nature intended. It cannot stain the scalp, since it contains no dyes, and there is nothing to wash ermboT. Lt Creole eradicates dandruff and is excellent for scalp troubles. A delightful, healthful toilet remiisit. Absolutely guaranteed to brirft bacV th hair's color, or money refunded. Full directions with each bottle. Write for fascinating booklet. "La Creole," Hiir PeautituL Shows bt bir dress for each fice. At Drut&ius and Tcxlct Covnttrs. Price $1 CO. If your dale cat't supply you.ttnj his nam and address. V will Mt-e that you are supplied. Van Vleet-Mtnjfield DmA Co., McUrs Memphis, Tenn. 2

At(ii';oii to Taxpayers. The last day of p-jyinj; taxes Is Monday, May 5th. and for the con

venience of the taxpayers the county treasurer's omce will he open j Friday evening. May 2, and Monday j evtninjr. May r., HUt. r.DWAiii) r. kfj.lki:. j

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Th new 'irtor rffnnls for V.iv are now on stle rind although wc have received lu'.ivir-r shipments, than usual It still ho iiupos.siVde to supply tho hits later in the month. (let yours now. The C. W. Copp Music iShop. 1 ; n 7 7 - 4

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GRIMM'S LURCH ROOMS IIS NO. MAIN STKfXT

Clirl-tLtTi Sclonev l not apply to fil. Vimi'H KNOW 3u'o "Ot-n here.

Ol'Il COAL MAKi:s WARM ritir.Nns. Jliirnp Coal Vard.. KnoMok Martin. Th'phons. I'ell luy. Home r.S4i. llSiiT-tf

ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT CO. WHO and WHA T is it? Ans. WHO? 50 of South Bend's business and professional men composing a corporation of over $100,000.00 of paid up capital. WHAT? Buys automobile time notes from auto, truck, and tractor dealers thus permitting them to sell you on 12 or 16 months' time. Offices: 305-7 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones: Home 6647, Bell 873.

-fresh from the oven 3 times a day one of the features which has made Oliver baked delicacies particularly good and so favorably received. Another feature no goods a day old is ever offered you here.

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Has won the patronage of people who enjoy tasty, wholesome baked goods and with a variety from which to choose. Aird the prices are no higher than elsewhere. The Oliver Hotel

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.Robertson Bros. Co, Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30 SaU to 9:30 p. m.

New Modes in Millinery Fresh and new from the smartest millinery makers in America. Hats of Taffeta and Georgette, in navy and Pekin blue, colored facings of tagal braids; also a new shipment of Summer Leghorns and Milans, in white, pink and orchard, for semi-dress and sport wear. Children's HnU, smart wide brim white Milans with white ribbon streamers, have arrived. A special value at $5.00.

Our May Sales Offer Unusual Values Tomorrow Weather predictions point strongly to the necessity of Suits and Capes this season. Our purchases have been made accordingly and shipments have come of unusual good values. Tomorrow we oiler vou

Summer Suitsat $25, '29 to $ 35 Of Navy Serges and Poplins and buttoned in box coat erTect, belted and semi-belted effects; regular and extra sizes up to -14. Summer Suits-at $45, J50 to$55S Of fine French Serges, Tricotines, Poiret Twills and Pin Gabardine; all the newest modes in regular and extra sizes up to 5o .

Smart New Cape Modes:

In the highest grade of tailoring, made in most fashionable Silk Paulettes, Tricolettes and Satins. Priced reasonable from $50.00 to $125.00. Also in Wool Tricotines and Gabardines, from $35.00 to $75.00 Special Tomorrow Serge Gipes and Dolman?, some with citcj and belts; navy, tan and Copen, at $15.00.

Dr. Turner's Toilet Preparations Mrs. Marshall, representing the above well known preparations, is with us this coming ..'cek r.r.J will be pleased to meet women desiring a letter complexion. The Cream of Merit Cleanses the skin. Price 50c

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Waists of Quality The exceptional high quality of these waists appeal to the well dressed woman. Hand Embroidered Georgette Waists with frill collar, cuffs embroidered and hemstitched, at $25.00. Flesh Colored Georgette WalsU with organdy vest, collar and cuffs hand embroidered and Val lace trimmed, at $18.50.

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Special Exhibit of Oriental Rugs for a few days. Mr. Goshgarrin has some excellent bargains to offer you.

French Voile Waists Hand embroidered and drawli work; fine Val lace, rolling collars, at $12.95 to $20.00

Girls' Capes Of Serge, Velour and Broadcloth, in Copen rose and navy; some with vestee; loose belt and fancy button trimmings, for girls o to 14 years. Priced at $12.50 and $15.00. Capes are Popular for Little Tots Smart styles in rose, Copen and navy, with silk poplin linings of contrasting color; also satin lined. Prices $5.00 to $13.50.

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GIVE HER FLOWERS Mothers Day, May 11th Give Flowers to the Best Woman in the world "iMOTHER" the good old-fashioned kind, or a growing plant, which she can watch grow and care for as Mothers only know how. The younger mother will appreciate a Dainty Basket of Flowers, a Corsage Bouquet or a Gift Box of Cut Flowers. If your mother is in another city no matter what the distance Flowers can be delivered there within a few hours through an organized and reliable telegraphic arrangement existing between reputable Florists in all parts of the United States and Canada. Place your Order for Mother's Day Early Williams & CO., Florists

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Dress Well

and Never Miss the Money' ' We invite you to open a charge account, when in need of a New Spring Wrap

j New Coats I New Suits

New Capes I New Dolmans 1 Our new Spring Skirts have 1 arrived, and such a beautiful j line you have never had the 1 pleasure to look over 1

New Waists

New Millinery

Open a charge account you need not pay all in 30 days

100 SsveSy 5 Enteresi I'ail on Savir.pr? Accounts. Interest from dit. of d pi it. Safo Deposit I'.-'XCs. LOAMS J25.0O to 55)0.00 or more at nominal rate cf interest. The Morris Plan Co. i2u soitii main nthi:i:t C)pi. ('curt House

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