South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1919 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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y AT CLUB DUE Three Hundred Attend Banquet in Farewell io iiev. John Cavanatiijii. More thin "f'0 hut,ine.-.s nun ri .uth Rend and vicinity attended th banquet given ly th, notary clib in honor of Very Rev. John l'av.ir..nuh, C. C. rrtiring pies-b-r.t of the University of Notre 1'ame. at the olir hofd Tuesday ri-:ht. Talks Wer r.Ku!.- bv reprtsentatili . 'T lilrt v,iri.i: r ( nhj nf Vw. .ty. n. 1 at the conclusion of th-pio'-ram Dr. C ivan.nisii rt 1 m I t I . All of the speakers agreed that it i.-i im I'O.-.mMc to even summarize It. Cavanauh's scintillating ron-tril-utiona to the great questions of th day, both locally and rationally. -MI 'ii,rtcd that only parts of hit career a.s president for 1.", year coal 1 be roiated. lienor Retiring President. The :ncn who attended the banr.;u. t showed thdr intense interest in honoring th president u h n e.cry man who attended the banj hook his hand as he bft the banquet h ill. Ir. Cuvanaugh in his idiort talk y.ii' that it was his last appearance ! for-- the club in tht official tap.oüy as president of th-; univer:ttv. I! summarized the activities i.f th-- city during his :::: years' rtsi- : ii4 here. Concluding, he predictel that ;-'outh Rend will become the x.MOf',, 1 city of America. 11 v. Charles A. Lippincott, D. D.. I i esidod a-s tor.stmast r of the e veiling and in a brief way told of the work ft the venera! Ie president of Notre Iame. Ili-hop Represents .Minister. lit. Rev. John Hazen White represented the minist rs of South Rend, paid a high trlbuio to the iltf?v and tol'I of the t -ons t ration T Now T t 1 r Vil Si) i J

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DH. JOHN CA VANISH. of t'.ieir lives In xihtin- for principles that stand lor the tabilit of hupintss and the home. In pc akin of lr. f'avanauh. he said. "I 'in ;eakincr ot one who is r re-. ;nir nt anion,' the ler;y. It makes r.o difference what his th( o'.opy may We. A man is b?t known by how he translates that theology in hi.-- o'An life. The men we rtvere are the ones who translate thtir r(diion into their liws." Tho bifhop explain, d that the Hotary club was honoring Dr. Cavanauub be-caue he has never lost j-:s;ht of his dignity, neer said a word that would make him as bcinK narrow, and by his- tact has brought his institution la a hih standard. Telegram of Congratulation. l'ollowin the talk of the bishop a telegram from Francis J. Quinian, New Vork city, Lactate Medalist this year, was read. Miles W. O'Brien, president of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed the re-'ret of that organization for the loss of a leader in the community. I'rof. John M. Cooney, lepresentmr the lay faculty of th? university, spoke of the activities of lr. Cav-

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The Mishawaka line Wardrobe.

N. V. P. Mishawaka Wardrobe Trunks at Special Low Prices These are new models that we are selling for a short time at Special Introductory Prices. The Mishawaka trunk is built by the maker: of the famous "Indestructo," of tough Basswood strengthened at top) and bottom by a three-ply hardwood veneer. For greater strength, the entire trunk, both inside and out, is covered with the highest grade of fibre. Vulcanied fibre bindings and heavy hardware binds and protects the corners. Heavy fastenings and "Yale" locks are provided. The arrangements of the Mishawaka have been planned with the same careful thought that was given to the N. V. P. line. so that in durability, appearance and convenience, this trunk is the best one it is possible to produce at these low prices. Interior arrangements can be had for either women or men and arc planned for easy packing. Mishawaka Taxi Wardrobe $22.50 $30.00 $32.50 Mishawaka Full-Sized Wardrobe $35.00 $37.50 $40.00 $45.00 Mishawaka Dress and Steamer Trunks from a 32 inch Seamer at $15.00 to a 40 inch Dress Trunk at $22.50 For sale at above prices only while our introductory sale lasts.

anaiish in professor, editor of the Ae Maria, as rector of the Hoi Cro" S-rniniry and finally as piesid m of the nniw-rity. He spoke '. the cultuio uf tiie university whirh has been so thoroughly imb"ed' in it. h'ad, ar.d s ifd that the president was ind'd an idral of eianhrol for th stu ler.ts. l'rvkine Ueptrs rits lub. A. It. Krsklne, president of th Knif-? and Fox"k club, read a td:ort tribute to the retiring president. A. Frank. 1 1 rt s 'ntin tho ho'Jth IV-nd Country club, said that irrespective of reliioiis differncfs, the business n.en of .South Bend will always remember and know thi honored Rixest as Kr. Cavanaugh. ;ort'e ej'Hrien, reprer-entin the Indiana cUib, told of the activities of the club and the hich iepard in which Dr. Ca' anauuli is held amon the members of the club. C. N. Fassett, repres ntini; tlie Journalists, delivered a short poem. Hutchinson la,s Tribulo. II. M. Hutchinson, president of th University club, indorsed th tribuUs to the honored Rucst and painted a plowing tribute to the retiring president. He said that the 175 members of the University club, representing j colleges and universities in the United States, have always admired tne intt rest that the Notre Dame- president has taken in them. In the absence of Guy H. McMichael, president of the Kiwanis club. Louis Hammersehmidt was selected to represent the club. V H. Swintz. president of the Rotary (lub, presenting Dr. Cavanaugh, in the nam' of the Kotarians, a traveling :a as a souvenir of the occasion. He also paid a brief tribute to th members of the Women's Dininy club, who had charge of the decorating of the banquet hall. The flowers and decorations brought out the old and blue colors of the university. Dainty programs' containing a bri"f sketch of Dr. Cavanaugh's life were distributed.

The town of St. Quentin, France, has been adopted by the Needlework Guild of America, that organization undertaking to clothe the inhabitants. The increase of a single pair of rats in live years has been calculated at 940, f,?,Ui' rats. One pair of rats may have S70 descendants in a year. See U: Wyman's is also the for the "Indestructo."

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Board of Works Passes Number of Resolutions for Public Improvements. The ap.sement roll was riled at the regular weekly meeting of th board d works TuesaJay afternoon for the completed construction of a pipo sewer on Ibrookfteld st. from Division st. to Ford 5t. Staples and Ackerman Construction Co. was the successful bidder and Just recentlj completed the line. The following resolutions were adopted: A pavement on Ford ft. from Olive st. to a point 343 feet east of the east line of Kosciusko st. Repairing pavement on Fddy st. from Lasalle av. to the north line of Howard st.. and the construction of a sewer along this street where omitted in former improvement resolution?. For the pavement on Huron st from Meade st. to the first alley east of Kosciusko st. For the construction of a Fewer on Beale st. from Portage av. to Hessler blvd. The following bids were received and referred to the city engineer for tabulation. The final letting will be made at a meeting of the board of works Wednesday evening: Pavements on Lindsey st. from Portage av. to Blaine st. Lincoln way W. from Olive st. to the westernly city limits, and the first alle east of Carrol st. from Wayne st to Division st. The awarding of a trunk sewer on Madison st. was deferred to June 17. A hundred years ago Park place was New York's fashionable residence street. A local historian has said of it that it "was the Fifth avenue of those days." Paraguay has valuable forest resources, the most important of which is Quebracho, which H particularly rich in tannin. CO. i i T nr Place A I! y home V 1 s i a

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Convincingly pointing out boldly with bargains that will real under the market values. you from a dollars and cents 20c per yard for fruit of the loom muslin; 10 yard limit. 49c per yard for 9-4 Bleached Sheeting; 65c value. 14c j-ard for heavy Unbleached Sheeting; 36 Inches wide. t yard for Standard AmeriXC can Prints, in light or dark patterns; 20c values. 0 yard for Mercerized PopsJDC lins; extra good quality; very pretty patterns; 50c values. CO QC or Ladles Smocks, in all shades; some very pretty combination colors. 98c for Ladies fine Lawn or Organdie Waists, trimmed very

pretty with embroidery and lace. I Q for Ladies White Ribbed 1 C Vests; good quality. TO I LIST ARTICLES 1 n for Mavis Talcum Pow19C der for Pebecco Tooth Paste. 1 O or Dottl Listerine, three JLyC ounco size. for Mentholatum, 25c size; yC 38c for 50c size.

for Doggart & Ransdell's 3ÖC Cold Cream, 50c size; lc for 25c size. 39c for Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. ft TVben yon think of SosneftrrnlsJblzx think of -Sjolor.

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to the hrewd and thrifty buyer the advantage of shopping here. These prices below stand out command the eager attention of all those who are inclined to save. Nowhere will you find such No matter where you compare, this list of THURSDAY SPECIALS will convey our meaning to standpoint. Every item carries its own particular appeal.

QT for Boys Wash Suits. li?ht Q-J Q for Ladles' Silk PettiS JL or dark colors; $2 values. JJ.yJ coats in every lmagln- " """" " ablo color combination; $5 values. $0 Oß c'ce- V"e have about 51 Crepe de Chine and n - f or LadirV white Seen Georgette aists that have been .O Petticoats; double front selling up to $o.98; all sizes; to JnA bark. 50 valups clean up at fibove price. r for Children's Hose, in lQn for Ladios" Sirf Cloveft ln ZDC white, black or brown; all evpry color: Jouble t,ps; sizes; extra good quality. every size. (Jt A A fcr Ladles' Silk Hose, in Qi' for Lades' Fancy Lace (pliUU every shade you can OQC Collars. beautiful assortthink of: a regular J1.50 quality. ment: values up to $1.50. )Cn fr Infants' White Half QO for. Ladles Muslin Skirts. LföC Hose, with pink or blue yOC embroidery trimmed; extra tops; all sizes. value. JA. for Idiea' fine ribbed Un- 7Qrfor rnn's Soft Collar Shirt. 3UC ion Suits; all sizes up to 44. yC in pretty striped patterns; This is a regular $1.25 value broken lines from our $l..r0 quality OQ for ladles fine ribbed Un- 1 AP for Men's Standard OyC ion Suits: all sizes up to 44. brand Dress Shirts, in Regular $1.25 value. pretty line of patterns; $2 values.

Qt for Men's and Troys' Tennis ODC Slippers; broken assortment from our $1.25 grades. Ä A A choice of Infants' and J)AUU Children's Shoes and Slippers: sizes up to 8; broken lines: values up to $2.00. J)UU scription. Men's. Boys', Ladies and Children's; values up to $4.00. Lenox Soap, 6 bars for 29c lire'

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nr MICHIGAN X WAYtir POFiifiRTWCE - nn in i store-: $1.69 for Men's Khaki Pants; all sizes: good quality. 10c onds. ) Another lot of Ladies'. Hose in black and white. (Sec69c for Straw Hats and Caps; all on one table; values up to $2.00. 29c for Ladies' Hose, in black or white; 50c values. 3d Hot

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