South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1919 — Page 12

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jiirnsn.vv i:vki;. .rorsT m. 1010. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Merchants Will Have Many Offerings Dollar Day

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ariw from the

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well n'?h universal

AT TIIH LINCOLN.

This t THK ! iy cloi.rntc. ! rha jronr a party of pirk today.

And, nie.

it's coins to J. S't.MC

Tk it from u your ivivf 3.

Oiv the Rirl thir dny.

"UV '.vovili rot livo ahvay." As wp hav? often sun?,

jHut v would lovf to bunt? around I Till iofitf T3 are hunf, ! t

rar! Wilk ir. luck. Horau:" Fhrr.ff IV.iCi: Kxcuseö him from Jail today;

riTh? .1 chance. Its.arls r.ov: a trusty

In the old jail, that's rusty And will return todav at dusk y.

oj brought

Mum'r th" word.

Our mm.

r5trcrnd confrT ran'

' My wifr .irk hoenu T wo-il '.n't brine ".:er. ' r.id fir. f Id .-port t i: iaK nlht. Have husbands boon 'e-lrtv-d of AT,!, their liberty? V trow rot. Cheer up, leore. Your

The Mi'ouri papor that Fays ( rrythinc has one u; but smiles must be a moonshiner. Smiles in .Miyhawaka have cone up to 1Q. To accuse the packers of responsibility for the hitrh price of meat is ridiculous nnd absurd. The hish price of meat is due to the consum-

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wire may nie ,n rne pasm ani m.-u rry( uho obstInalrv am, rü.xouryou'll have your freedom. i. S tf.ously vlslt tnp butchers and at the Ion-t.!ef her read this r,r she may , ,lolnt of thpir p!stols compp them live to -p:te you. jto takn tho m0ney and keep the chance. MMinw::n. ; Real towns nr.- not in -de by put, ', Th P.rltish government notifies

nfrai! Lrst so me', i "Vhn eery:r shirks You e n r . dead.

e a c vor !;r

j our reformers who have pone to ahead; England to carry prohibition for p.d nobody them that the Kncrlish feel comne-

1 " j tent to settle their domestic questown from thitions themselves. Did you ever hear such brazen boastinc as this? "We'll

I settle it for them, alontr with the

And if while you make your per-j Irih '(uestion, whether they desire i

tonal Ftake it or not. You- neighbor maU;- one, too, j Your town will be what you want it j I)iorce statistics show that some

Kinc Albert of Pe'cium will start for the States shortly. He will cer

tainly come to Mlshawki un?s he falls into the hand? of a reception committee of icnoramuses. Ho will certainly want to be In a position to say upon his return: "I saw Mishawaka and Julius Dennett and shall never formet it!" Coming: hack to the picnic. The oriclnal committee appointed to manaee affairs was top heavy. Here are the names of those who did the work. If you have any kick cominc you'll know whom to blame: Miss Clara Fetters, Jay Protsinan. Carl V. Wilke, W, P. R'ohinson. Lyman K. Swancer, Carl Burkett. Billy Hoerstman, Loie Gambell, Lawrence Weber. A. A. Van Rie. Robert FitzflmmoiH and Steve Krushanski. Now. boys and pirls. tomorrow will be Dollar day. Get behind the counter at 8 o'clock and do your duty nobly.

"The Social Tlrate"

the nv, World p'.-ur

THE INDESTRUCTOS TO PLAY CHICAGO Taul Frankel, sr., manacer of the Indestructos of Mishawaka. has completed all arrangements for a hip excursion to Chicapo Saturday and Sunday. The fare is at a very low rate and tickets are pood for both days. The feature attraction will be I. ball pame between the Indestructos of this city and a Chicaco team. Mi. Krankel has also secured con-

! cessions at the Riverview nark for

the aifair.

Is the title of

nivide -.hirh in sbowinr at the Lincoln theater today. The plot is most interestinc v.ith a wonderful love story interwoven.

WHY PAY KENT?

Own your home by makir.c month- j ly pav uents. People's nuildlne and J i Loan r.ss ociation. A. J. Schindler, j ! Sec'y. J15 S. Main st. Advt. cod!

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Dorit Forget the Army and Navy Union Ball Springbrook Park, August 18 Tickets $1.10, including war tax. Help the boys furnish their club rooms. Also enjoy the best music that can be secured. Stein-Rich Orchestra.

OrOKL THE. WOMEN OF FASHION .

A Complete Exclusive Specialty Shop for Women

DAY

Here s the Best

to be It 1; n't your town.

its voü,

If you want o live tow n

Like tli" I:

You needn't i prip And htart o

in 'he kind of n

n1 of a town ou like. r-ip your clothts in a

. a lone, lone hike, find what von left !:e-

notbinc that's really

You will only hind. For theie's

new ; It's a l:no"k at yourself when you knock your town It sn't your town, it's you! Girls. Sine Mark, our distinguished lauudryman. is with us today. He wants to dance, and has asked us ! introduce him to all of you. Now. stop your crowding. Schuyler is also with us today, and so is Coats. Iet them repeat in pub-lt-whnt they told us last nicht. We'll tel'. They said the cost of funerals wilt be hicher next year, and that you'd better pet drowned at the lake today and save money. (Ire, the profiteers stand at the iates of life to skin us as we cor.ie into this world r.nd at the porfV of rest to pick our pockets v. hen we fall asleep. Mow to Ixvkors of Scenery.

P.lbow to !:nee, Mbovv to knee j The bathi.-ic bulls at Indian lake will be. i That so? Thn Mishawaka's 'bald I head club Will take its bath in the obi home , tub. i Hrnle P.eebn solemnly relates that ! whenever the hrd of ccw on his! farm wade Into the creeV. ro grt wr ter. the catfish mllK th'-m. There. Is no wny to overoine K'p;r of th.:i robust typ unless the Imllnna b-eis-lattire can do It. j

We are inclined to the belief that the Memphis editor now lanculshinc in Jail will rejoice in fu'l fi-edirc for the first tlnit- in sev-ru! years. Txvk, R. Took! The summer girl rar.ul.s the höre Where fancy, took 'er. And while we often look her o'er We ne'er o'erlook Yr. An Oklahoma man cot fl.O for r pair of rants lost in a Pullman If the railroad adm in ist r 1 1 ion nee. Is any more pants, it may hiw all ours for Jl.'O. Fireman Oe'u-pe (;.in-er avkrd us yesterday whnre I-ake Chipcror.e mos located He had lo n asked to

I.'oOO former husbands in the United States are drawing alimony from tiieir former wives. We hate to say just what sort of an animal an ali-mony-drawinp man is. Our pastor reads this column at Winona lake and we will not say itWe are facinp a demand to explain whether the parment called a teddy is properly called "it" or "them." Only unobservant persons ask .his question. It depends upon the pattern. There is an "it" pattern cf teddy and a "them" pattern. T. A. Dump, president of the letter carriers' organization, is prnpapandinp for .1-cent postape as a means of cettlnp more pay. A :,'ump like Pump must hump and jump and stump to leaven the lump of the tribe of chump, or he'll pet a bump that will cause .a slump in the Joy of Ihimp when payday comes acain. ' If verybody pets a raise, nobody will be helped. It's only when some group or another hogs the pile that more money solves anything for anybody, and ii does that because the rest rf the people ore deprived and cheated. ' Still, you should be careful how you ask for the wrath of the law to fall upon the profiteer. You may get the first wallop yourself, you vampirical little piker, you. They're With ls To! ay. Wonder if something Rums the ears f these here robber Rrollteers.

Dr. II. W. Reynolds, dentist. Mi.shav.-aka Trust fc Savings bldg. Phone 1048. Advt.

Laces and Embroideries at Rargain prices Tricks 10 cent store Dollar day. Advt.

The prices are going to come lo'.vn. gracefully and accommodatncly if the profiteers are willing. wt thm- are going to come down.

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Tt'j one thimr to outrage the pub- I w

hi- conscience, judgment or sense of J -CO

t i - oj jety; it's quite an her to challenge he people's app ?. An offended conscience. judgment or . r:s of propriety may regard its offnders with sunerb scorn: the f-

fended appetite is going to raise! hell with somebody.

, A New York cafe man wanted to I. ut the prohibition law. He has ! nulled down six months in Jail and I ?1.0 line. Curiosity at times manI :-s t get completely satiated.

Take advantage of the many bargains offered in the city DOLLAR DAY, but don't forget your luncheon. A CHOCOLATE SHOP dinner will put the acme of satisfaction to your day's shopping. The CHOCOLATE SHOP 109 Lincoln Way W.

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Bargain.

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ever offered in Mishawaka Two-Step Ladder and Stool Combined Usual price $1.50 Friday (Bargain Day) $1.00 This is the most useful combination article of merit ever offered to the iMishawaka public. COMF EARLY FRIDAY, AS THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED.

. LAMG & CO.

Hardware Merchants Mishawaka

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I.lovd C.ecrgo refuses to receive . tber Title or tmancial reward for h 's services in saving civilization. And w'iat tit'e or what fortune could add to his fame? There is so:..,, food short. ige. 1 ut the chief cm' irr.tss-nent scorns to

'Kash and Karry Prices Delivery FREE.

8 cans Early June Peas (Get busv) for .

AVz lbs. High Grade Bulk C for

Buy Cocoa now will be higher.

$100 $1-00

All Campbell Soups ... 10c Snider's Tomato Soup. . 10c Jello. all flavors 10c JirTy Jell, all flavors. . . 10c Price's Jelly Dessert ... 10c Mrs. Price's Canning Compound (3 for 28c) . . 10c

Our "Cut Rate" Medicine Department will help you save. Fletcher's Castoria . . . .30c Doan's Kidney Pills . . .50c Carter's Little Liver Pills 20c Asperin (Bayer's) .... 15c Mellin's Food, large . . .67c

DOLLAR DAY SMOKES. WHY PAY MORE? Chas. Denbys, San Ebros. Dutch Masters Six and Dutch Masters Hand-made. Jeitles. Champions 'El Dallo's "straights" and High Art), Walter Scotts and Sight Draft. Not 7c. but 5c 20 for (save -0c) $1.00. San Felice Sc 2 for 11c. Why pay more? 120 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 73.

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The purchasing power of your Dollar will DOUBLE here Dollar Day

TOMORROW-

36-inch Mercerized

Marquisette; 30c qual

ity, 4 vards

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36-inch 18c Curtain

Scrims, 7 yards for 26-inch yards tor

Percales, S

36-inch 30c Long Cloth, 5 -a (flit

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Yds. lor

27-inch Outing, 4 yards for

35c White

Women's SI. 25 Silk

MiiNf1 thf fa

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pair

75c Fiber 1.00

Boys' 50c Blouses, f,f?:...S1J0 Children's 40c Hose,

4 pair for Women's Silk Hose, 2 pair for. .

American Lady 1.50

Corsets Q" for d

Brassieres, all sizes;

59c grade,

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27-inch Dress Gingham, 35c quality, 4

yards Qfl ft. for OIbV1

45 and 42 inch 60c

Tubing, 2 j yards for . . Ö II1

Men's 25c Hose, all sizes, 5 pair g QJ Men's ribbed Athletic Union Suits; SI grade; ??"":..... si.00 Men's SI. 00 Dress

Shirts, with 35c Tie for.

Men's S1.50 Bathing 81.00 Men's 10c Handker

chiefs, 13 for

1.00

Men's 75c Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, new fall ?r.!:...S1.00

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Tomorrow Adds Further Savings To Season-End Opportunities Because this DOLLAR DAY comes in August it carries more opportunities than any previous sale of its kind, for the simple reason that season-end prices are further reduced for Dollar Day. A Word of Caution is Necessary Come Early

25 Smocks of linen. Formerly S2.30 to $4. For Dollar Day

1 $1 Off

100 Coverall Aprons for Dollar Day only

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175 Voile Blouses. Formerly sold- up to S2.50. For Dollar Day

FOR DOLLAR DAY ONLY On any Georgette Waist from $5 and up.

$1 Off

FOR DOLLAR DAY ONLY On any Skirt from S5 and up.

300 Women's and Misses' Georgette and Satin Dresses at $12.75 $14.75 $19.75

Our entire stock of Women's and Misses' high grade Voile and Gingham Dresses, divided into two groups for Dollar Day only

$3.75 $6.00

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15 Discount on all Fur Scarfs and Muffs. Price about one-third less than they will be later on. Buy Now.

ADVANCE SHOWING OF EXCLUSIVE MODELS IN DRESSES, SUITS AND j COATS FOR FALL I 60

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OFF on Any Low Shoe in the Store

This offer includes all men's and women's canvas, kid and calf oxfords and pumps. See display.

INCOLRT

TODAY

June Elvidge j tlio Mar. Juno ITHlflffc. llu Iminf-nrlj popular fcrrvn actrfs. 1 tho tar ttt Ihr n' World p let uro, "The Social Pirates" Tho Morj N fat molncr, unusual and fa. lnatlne.

TOMORROW Hale Hamilton

"After His Own Heart

A romar.co of rlarir.s- .r:cr:rrility with a climax that arr.ii a ?tcry nftr jour .wn h'-rt.

W. L. Douglas Shoe Store

105 N. Main St Good Shoes Nothing Else

Trimmed Summer Hats Regular S4 to 510 values. Your choice Dollar Day from $1 to $5 THE Carpenter Millinery 121 Lincoln Way West, Mishawaka.

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Don't Forret "REISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St.. Mishawaka. For .MI KlrMs cf b'ho. lleialrir.5 and Shos.

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