South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ID GIVE LAST SONG FESTIVAL SET BIT ES FB KILLED IN LANDING. Thursday Is Also Circus Day Come to South Bend early and shop in the morning. Package checked free lunch in our tea room. Robertson Bros, Co Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30 SaU to 9:30 p. nu G Meet your friends in our rest room ihird tloor. Students of High p.nd Grade Schools Prepare Musical Program. Grievances of Property Owners on New Lav; to Be Held. Mail or telephone orders promptly taken care of.

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Ftü'I nts f'i l)f hih hc'l nnd j pujuU of -h' prra'!' y'liool-i will rn-j ri?r the list mu;tl pro-r.im arvlj roncr festival of th ?rr,r, T.-on1

Krul.iy ;i f Wrnonn ar! vni:ik" v.hn ore h-t r;t rnu ;:". fii i;i- a ml oc;il anl instriu.n i.t.j! olds v, i:i r nI r 1. Th- Krif!' h'himls will JmM thir program in th- a ft i on t H oYJo k while th- liU'h sr ho'l i x i ' j ; i -al will hrcin at S ii'rlni k in th- eve.

ervlsor, is in oh irr- of tlw gr.ini.s which will rou-it of and instrumental so! ' lion. ho.ls that will part it iTi:it-

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tel, Mulk-on, Stud l:ik r. Co 'iuillarl, Jtiver Park, P rley. Liri.Jn. Oliver. I.lrvlen. I,atir'!, Washington and Kaley. The afternoon jrokrr.irn will consist of rhonis numl rs with or-chestr--t f'-lr ctions. Thoso who will play the foremost part on the program uro as f rlIowh: John Voolv-rton anl K ynolds Metz, on thu- saxophon-: llohrt Kllr. cornet; Taylor Millar, drummer and I,uell.i Fr'-h. piani-t. Tho orchestra will coni.'-t of tho following: First violins, Uolland Wolf, Itr Mue.sel, (Veil AI andr. i;ilon Kov.irh. I'hoeho Morse, Howard Ilaird, Wilbur (iaynian and Mar-k'acrit-Hartman; fcon! violins, Clodlh flrunwaM. Mary J'ater.-nn, Charles Smith and Nina I'alm' r. Th program that will be rendered In tho vrninjc is as follows: I "Star SpariKl'M Hanncr." IT. Chorus (a) "Send Out Thy Light" Gounna (abr.) (b "Our Glorious Lund" .... Van dor Stucken (c) "Sink and Scatter Clouds of War" Sullivan III. Orchestra, SlcepinK IJ'-auty" Lani;oy. Directed hy C J. I'arrcant. IV. Saxophone Solo (Selected .. Kvrrett Hardman V. Orchestra, "II Trovatore" . Verdi. VI. Girls' and Hoys' Glee Club (a) "Song of the Armorer" .... Nevin (1) "Amaryllis" .... Old French, (c) "Spring's in the Air" . Gardner. VII. Orchestra. "Ase'a Death" .. Gne VIII. Clarinet Solo (Selected) .. Wilfreil Waltz. .N. Orchestra, "raMtl" .. Paradie 'Hie Orchestra. Violins John Cunningham. "Sidney Morse. lMwin Patte. Gail Halston. Frances Pyle, Doroth Straur. 'Kthel Welch. Wilbur dayman. Leslie Tompsette. Seymour Weisherger, Helen Urubak er. Clarinet Wilfred Waltz. Saxophones William Da vi.-, Kver ett Hardman. Cornet "Cecil WalLr. Drums Gera Id me McPheetrr. Piano Lucil Snoor.

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GROUNDS WILL NOT BE OPEN TO PUBLIC

Aviator Peryl Ker.drick. photoirrapherl before lu- took the air for a flight which terminated in his death. Kendri' k was attempting to n-peat his succf:.:-ful landing of a seaplane on the beach at Atlantic City. Hi.s successful attempt was the first time it had been done in the history of aviation. When about ."00 feet in the air the plane sideslipped and trashed to the beach, buryin; itself several feet in the sand. Kendriek and his companion. James Pew. Jr., of Ventner, N. J., were killed instantly. A large crowd witnessed the fatal accident.

Pat's for the hearing of grievances from th property owners in the various townships of St. Joseph oo'inty in regard to the new :ppraiement law which w nt into effe t this 'ar, have been announced by the members of the board of review of this ounty. which will have charge of s- ttling all diüicultio that may ariso ;is a result of the en foicejnent of the new law. Th new law. passed by the last session of the Indiana legislature, provides th.t all property must he assessed at its true cash value. The hearings will begin on Thursday of this week, and property owners in the various townships ary advised to appear with their complaints on the days enumerated b the board, as absolutely no recognition will be given to complaints that do not appear on the scheduled dry. Following is the scheduled hearing dates for the townships: June Ö. Olive twp. and New Carlisle. June S, Warren twp. June 7, German twp. June 9. Clay twp and Hoseland. June 10, Harris twp. June 11, Center twp. June 'Z, Greene twp. June 1::. Union twp and Lakeville. June 14, Liberty twp and North Liberty. June 1H, Madison twp. June 17, Lincoln twp and Walkerton. June IS, Penn twp. and Osceola. June 19 to 2, Mishawaka. June 27 to July 1 wil be spent reviewing all of the townships. July 1'. Portage twp. July Z to July 2 1 wii! bo devcted to the city of South P.end.

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TWO CANDIDATES JOIN ORDER OF RED MEN

At the r-rular mect'ng of the Tied Mm. two cardinal es were initiated and five applications Voted upon. Flection of officers was Jit Id, and Francis Sndr was elected saehem. C. Hank. senior sagamore; K. Weber, junior sagamore; C. Schlebof. district deputy; W. Fill, trustee; H. stanfield, t:. h. Cornish, W. ilairmont and Adam Pet hier, delegates to the great council, and A. Peilick. W. Pails. Schlehof and P. Maxton, alternates to great council.

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Thft American Home and Investment company has money to loan on tecond mortgage for ho.nos at a r aFc.nnble rate. For full particulars call at room 2 40. Farmers" Trust Illdg. American Homo fc Investment Company. l4 5Sö-tf

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Misses' and children's tan Children's brown kid one play bee oxfords, elk strap slippers, sizes 8 1-2 soles, all sizes, C!!tf toll, ftf S 1.25 values Ji3lß S2.5ü values ÜliöW Women's white canvas Ladies' white canvas lace lace oxfords , medium shoes? medium heel, S1.69 "' S2J8 81.08 10 82.48

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EXTRA SPECIAL 10S pairs Women's White buck lace oxfo;ds, medium heel, imitation straight tip, QZI 3 O Goodyear welt soles, S6.00 values öhÖ 1,000 Pairs of Shoes on our Bargain Baskets at About ONErHALF.

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Unusual preparations have been made this week. You will find it well worth your time visiting here tomorrow. Interurban and Circus Day combined. OurbiggestSilkSaleat$1 .50 is now in progress ,and never will you see such a large assortment and variety of silks of such qualities again offered at this price. Printed Voiles Special at 35c Just in time for making summer frocks. There's scarcely a woman who would not like to have one or more frocks made from this charming fashionable summer fabric. Fancy stripes, plaids and flowered effects and in widths from 36 to 40 inches.

Sample Handkerchiefs For Men and Women 50 dozen Women's Kerchiefs of pure linen, colored novelties and white Irish embroidery, at 19c each. Novelty Handkerchiefs in white and colored embroidery, at 10c each. Men's Handkerchiefs, colored and initial, at 18c and 19c each.

Shoe Polishes ar? needed more in summer than any timo of year. Clean looking and highly polished .vhoes are the flnlshinK touvhes to a perfect outfit. Tru White Cleaner for white kid shoes, also good for white kid gloves, special 19c Showite, a cleaner for buck, canvas and white suede shoes, at 15c. . .Jet-oil, for black shoes, at 15c. Brown AA for tan and dark brown, at 19c.

Summer Undergarments Women's Carter's Union Suits, fine lisle with a narrow strap, knee length. $1.00, $1.25. Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits, non-slip strap, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee, 89c Women's Athena Union Suits, fine silk lisle, tight and umbrella knee. $2.25, $2.50. Women's Extra Large Sizes in Kayser's Vests at 75 c. Boys' and Girls' Minneapolis Union Suits, open back and drop seat, all sizes at 75c. Infants Gauze Shirts, long, short and sleeveless, at 39c

Boys Need Blouses in plenty, for summer time. No coats is he rule for hoys. You can save money laying in a good supply now of these: Gingham Shirts of fast colors in light and dark stripes and plain blue, at only 50c One-Piece Pajamas, in pink, blue and purple stripes, sizes to 14, at $1.15. Night Shirts of muslin at 89c and $1.00.

Japanese Lunch Clodis A cool, inviting cover for summer luncheons. White and Blue in true Japanese designs, 48x48, at $1.69; 60x60 at $2.15. Napkins to match, $1.00 dozen. White Napkins for breakfast or lunch, 1 5 in., special at $1.00 dozen.

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Frocks Chosen for Sunny Days They come fresh and new for June, July and the hot days of summer. s Frocks of Organdie, sheer and cool; of nets with frills and dainty luces; of voiles in picturesque colorings of nature; some plain: some with small lijruro, refreshing to look upon. Prices from $10.00 to $25.00. Frocks of Beautiful Soft Silks, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Tricolette, Paulette, in gorgeous colors and sombre hues as to the likings of ail. Priced from $19.75 and up to $65.00.

Hosiery of White Silk Make a proper fitting with the white shoes for warm days. White Silk, lisle tops, full fashioned, at 89c Regulars at $1, $1.50. Drop stitch style at $1.15. Out sizes at $1.75. And All Silk Hose of extra fine quality at $2.98.

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formal bow. Sunny days have come, and with trum hats which shield the eyes from the dare hats of faliries lipht as .Tun' breezes. Of Georgette in light pastel shades, flower, feather and ribbon garniture. Priced at $6.95 and up to $15.00

Petticoats Of Silk, in white and colors, serviceable for the sherr frocks of summer. White Wash Satin, also in flesh, China silk with scalloped edge and embroidery, at $3.98, $4.50 to $5.95. Silk in Colors, all taffeta, at $5.00. Jersey top taffeta flounce $ 5 95 All Jersey at $5.95, $6.95, $3.95, $10.00 to $12.50.

White Wash Skirts for Morning The need of several of these tub skirts is always apparent at home or away at the resorts. A morning stroll in a fresh, clean white skirt is attractive and cool. Plainly tailored or pleated with big pearl buttons and fancy pockets, can be chosen in Pique, Gabardine, Surf Satin or Tricotine from $2.98, $3.98, $4.25 to $6.95.

Corsets Concerning the finer Corsets: The Frola-set The Bon Ton Henderson offer the models for perfect fitting any figure. See our corsetiere.

In a First of June Selling Hand Bags and Purses Silk and Velvet Bags have gained favor through the many novel shapes adapted. The new leather bags, however, are assuming the same shapes and this new lot just received are the advance of others to come. A concession in price was made us and the values received from this lot will possibly be greater than hereafter.

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All Solid Leather Barjs, real Persian shoe leather in brown, gray, navy and black; with metal, changeable silk lining, coin purse and mirror titted, at $1.50. Envelope Purses at $1.00, $1.50, $2.95. All leather, gray, tan, green, black; medium and large size; top and back strap.

The water feels fine these days. The men also 4 want to look fine in a new bathing suit at the resort. A New Lot Has Arrived Bathing Suits for Men Service suits of fast colors. These are plain or as fancy as you wish th em. The prices for all at $2.75, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and to $7.50.. See display in our Jefferson street window.

Summer Shirts for Men The negligee shirt, the dre? shirt for summer, in fanciful stripes, small delicate line tracings, and fancy weaves are among this quality first lot. All are fast color fabrics, percales, madras and crepe, and range from $1.25, $1.75 to $4.00. Silk Fibre Shirts are of possible longer wearing quality than all silk. They stand more often tubbing. These fine samples are only 553.50.

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