South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1919 — Page 13

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES rurn spay nvnxixrc. Arc.rsT l. istt m t rmay vent LOCAL BOY INJURED DURING RACE RIOTS MRS. CHAS. ENDLICH'S SISTER DIES ABROAD s s ssssssssss$sssssssss$ss$s$sssssssss CHINESE WOMAN AIDS IN SHANTUNG PROTEST t reit nii, thor and eriJvrc h.'ird'hip of the conflict. the hoodoo jvutrv r cluij. The Hoodoo" party nt the MUr-i Toiintrvduh la-t ntpnt as veil attended ard was thr.ionzt ly enjoy -..l-'e in evr- ?t.ect. T;"c various .ontrsts w'- entered int- Mt:; kt-rnizf1. A lance followed. FOR DOLLAR DAY "-'airy J. Graiian, a Mishawaka oan man. who is in the air s"rvio at 'a.iir.Rton, D. C. was atta v V.y i."ro-s during th? roc-nt race riot in the capit il city, accoidIng to vord r-ct iv-l iv ins father !'rei (Jraham. 4U, Lincoln Way Mrs. Charles i:n!liri. TIC hircn V.":- ra5t, reciw d a ral lt rani yr-st'-rfby aniiouncim; th death of ler sister. Mr... Jonph SchuUe, -.f I'hlln.tdphia. Fa.. which rerun ed tiurir.n: Inly at Mayenc?, German. Mrs Schulte vr.s touring in EvFriday's Event Expected Eclipse All Similar Enterprises in the City. to;ib; oat. Youn? n rah am M.tained i ope befor t'n war and was .n Gcr-F:-Arythins ready for a record day Dollar day at Tricks 10 cert store Fridav. Advt. cut !ip. a dislocated sfoii!d-r and a iair of black eyes as the result. lie In Improvir.K. m.ir.y vhn hostilities .started. Shr v. as nn-iblo to return and vas forcei

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MI"h;iw.-ika's Pnllar fliy Friday v.-Il! o r,r,o of th incst nttr;ntlv Fhppirr; f-vrr.Ts vrr iul'l In th cit. FwTcs-ful h.iv.- all Mm -iic;r .'vorits l-n. tomorrow's f ntprTrty will, it Is ronf;lmt ly pxpfrtn!.

rirpa any of thrrn. Mrr'hant

iitf- :inK with ('ich othwr in tr

efforts to offer rr.rrchanrliap of in r- b

it at th popular price of fin" !ol1 ir. it i tuarantffii th"r- will l' ro nhi'p worn so ort put up for s luring th rvrnt. A prusi! of th :iv-r!r:'mrnts rnrrlert in the Mi?h'iual;t 'rtion of Th NVu-s-Tlm will ror.vinrA the veriest bargain lüintrr that .hoppin: in Miha-M-ak'i Frirtny will wr-ll rpay thm-Twonty-four f th- rity's most .prominent m rrh.mts Uli their Dollir day ptori through thi papr. I:nrt thorn c.irefully an'! l.y -ointr ' reduce thr hih rot of living Kwryo-jf of the s-torr i rt v r-n-rairl xtra hflp for tlio ocr.ision. nnrt will ho alilo to hanll th l.irp" crowd of shpprr. xp rt'fl. Many .ltcrtlers. Following arc the rirms ailvrrtiInt' Tor th- ''wnt: Cl rt iV Sen. Winey'., Milady shop, I laslanprr's. floMor. Rvi!p. S;ivlnes stor. rVop'.f's .stor", Alcxandrr'f, John Illasko, . i:. I-iner & Co.. Volt's .T. w lry. i rpentf-r's millinery, Doul.i s Fhops. Peers Pros, Chorobte shoji.

Vl.r Kaub. K d Mishawaka Trust.

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AT Till: TKMPIJ. The.la Uara in "The Liyht" is th" feature production at the Temple theater today. Mutt and Jeff will

a No be fhown in "Fireman; Save) My Child." A nel showinpr all th latest current events will lie seen, j Tomorrow, Gladys Iedie wi'l appear' in the famou Lloyd comedy, 'Too

Many Crooks."

Dr. Ya Mel Kin. noted oriental Physician- .said to be the first Chines.- woman to be graduated from an American college with the decree of doctor of medicine, arrived in Washington recently to confer with members of the United States Department of Agriculture, of which she was made a special member some time ago. Dr. Ya Mei Kin .while in Washington, will protest against the Shantung- concessions to Japan.

coci.rii:s rriti.orc.ir. Omar Giel has returned to Fort Douglas, Am, after spending a 30days' furlough as the guest of his father, John Giel. 11 W. Fourth st. Giel is a member of the fir.n cavalry.

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HINES SAYS STRIKE VIOLATES AGREEMENT

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dealings with representatives of the railroad shopmen now on strike wilD' i'c had by the railroad administra- j tion. Director Gen. Hines repeated: Wednesday in a letter to Jamej Hamilton Lewis, former senator from Illinois, who telegraphed the j tdminif trAtion Aug. i in the inter- ; ests of the ptrikers. j 'The strikes which have take n j jdare have not been authorized ac-j cording to the laus of the shopmen's " organizations with which the rail-' road administration has dealt." th-! letter said, "'and these strikes hao tlit etle t of repudiating the estab- 1 llshed organizations and o' brimiir-! the consideration of the matter o ai Etandstill. The president himself ' lins fully adopted th policy."

i:ti:ktain at iinm:k Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Welter

South Main St. entertninr.il ,t f.

jsix o'clock dinner last evening in

Cross pharmacy, i honor of their son, Howard, Jr. w ho

is here on furlough from the C. S. S. Iuiisia na.

Confectionary and grocery store i at Fagle Foint. Owned and orer- j atcd by Pert Phillips. Advt. 12t.r. I

hiom nrrruorT. Mrs. Dv.-ight Juckett and daughters, ftuth and Iuise of Detroit. Mich., aie in the city visiting w.'th the former' sister. Mbs Cora Kurtz, nnd other relatives.

CHICAGO YISITOH. Miss Helen Gavan cf Chicago is the guest of Miss Rosalie Klaer. I.inco'.'i Wnv West

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Shop early at Tricks 1 ft cent store Friday Dollar flay and get the j things you want most. Advt I

We Sell Hollino-sworth Turner Co. VELVET ICE CREAM at 25c the Pint, 50c the Quart.

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PEERS BROS., Props. 108 Lincoln Wav E., Mishawaka. Phone Orders Phone 15. Promptly Delivered. t

pL.w cAr.u; lim:. TOKTO, Atig. 14. Prominent Japarese. lusln.-ss men formally d -cideil estrday to flaat a C0,t00.C"l" j "n (about J Jö.OtO.'M'o. company for the purpose rf laying a 'able line between the Fnited States and Japan. The decision is the result c f di .satisfaction which has been existing for a lonsr tin e anions busiiifrs men on both sides of the pa rlf'r w ith th1 pre"tit s r ice. whuh ret .ns nr.xblt" to handle the constantly increasing volume of traffic

Dr. Makielsk.. osteopath, 126 W Ii s I Second pt d-t I I

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Values to $1.50. Just to dispose of H ti fj )j f M 200 Sirts in the Iot; values to $-00I them in double quick 4 li fc-J li litr li ) Extra Special for f A : time. 2 for .UU V Ö !T Dollar Day 3 1 .UU mm i...... mmmmmmmm mmmm-mmm : m fill!! i ' m t m mm Mm P wxtm 11 3 mr 1 nm i : s

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S iR DAVID BEATTY

Ji.-'h titles and mcr.ey grants wi'l i e t'ivt'n by Great Pi italn ti hi r U -tfri--; generals .anil admirals of the ire-jr war. according to time-honored ":.. ms. The vote of tl.anlvS to thi. tors wiir b pres nted in t i 1 - -ll'";e of Common... ;i-v ordn i: to r r .Tit plans. T'.:- name oi Marsh! I'rch will l e r.( bided. Ii Id Marshal Sir D--:gl i:- Haic and VicAdnvira! Sir Favid Ftatf. as eJ.Ce.J. Will be ir.ade Il.irls. al.d ach will .e Rien a Kiart of ( ft a pe M Marshal Vi-O' Tr.! r? Ypr. s A.ln'al V:.vv; ?'.: J '.;.. of :'!; will iegr. -n giantji f laM.Oüu fach.

LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS Digest bargain we have to oiler. Values to S2.50. Some are slightly soiled. Extra Special, each

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The call that should stir everv money saver into immediate action. DOLLAR DAY VALUES ARE BIG BARGAINS. Don't let this event slip by.. Every purchase that you make means that you're exercising real sensible economy. Get into the money saving procession early in the day..

LADIES' LEE UNIONALLS Sold 'tor S3 and S3. 50; in galatea, and a few khakis included; light and darks. Special for

$ i .oo

GIRLS' DRESSES Gingham, with bloom

ers to match. Sizes 2 l(). Special

to

$ 1 .oo

YARD WIDE PERCALES In light colors. Only 12 bolts will go S Day at 5 YARDS

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YARD WIDE CHEESE CLOTH All you auto owners! Here is a chance to buy loc cheese cloth s Day 17 YARDS

$1

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LADIES' CORSETS

in this lot.

:0 corsets

all sizes.

S2.50;

Values up to

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MEN' $ DAY BARGAINS

Shirts, sold

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I 7c value, all

Men's Pongee for $1.00 and " $1.50, 2 for....

en's Socks, colors and sizes. d pairs

Men's Ribbed Lnion Suit, regular

Buy them for next

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Men's Corliss Coon

51.00

$1.00 Athletic

75c value.

$1.00

Collars.

extra special for 1 fjfj $ Day. 10 for. . . I -UU Men's Shoes. English, buton or blucher, for (TK $ Day only, pair 4wUU

Men's 25c Socks. This for $ Day only. "i 6 pairs J) I bLj

Men's Dress Shirts, all sizes.

and stiff cuffs.

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1.00

soft

Special

Heavy Winter Fleece Lined Union Suits, $2.00 each; zr. S1.00

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Every garment cut in price. This your opportunity to get a Ladies Suit, Coat. Dolman, Cape or Dress in Silk or Voiles, at a price far below the original cost. We mean business $ Day. 25 Voile Dresses, all sizes, trimmed with georgett; silk, values up to $12.50. Special for CÜZ JC

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$ Day only

50 Dresses in lot. Serges, Jerseys, but most of them are

SI 5.00

silk. Values up to $25.00. Special for $ Day

1 j L.oats, values up to );;.UU. Mil are this seasons

goods. Extra special

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olv Ex,:?sp:ciM $14.00

Silk Poplin Skirts, all sizes up to 36 waist measure; in the newest shades and styles. Sold for $4.95. 60 Special for $ Day 0O.UU

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SHOE SPECIALS FOR $ DAY Buy your shoes here $ Day.

;e have plenty of them in

stock. Tell us your wants and we can get you a bargain. $ Specials on display. GIRLS' WHITE -SHOES Sizes 9 to 12, leather or ,1 1 i 1 r

rubber soles. opecial tor

$ Day, pair

50 pairs Ladies' Slippers. -y t 1 rt a

sizes ; to ; values to

Special,

each . . . .

Men's Black Tennis Slip

pers, sizes 7 to 11, pair

Youths' Cloth Top, Gun Metal, Button Shoes, sizes 9 to

2. Special, pair 50 pairs clean-up,

$1.00 s' SI ippers. :s to $6.00. $1.00

is Slip60c

1.39

of Shoes, quick Q1 nn

pair I iW Extra special on all Shoes -S3:00..$1.00OFF

Ginghams 27-in. short lengths Dress and Apron G i n g h a m s. Special, 5 yds. $1.00

27-in. Percales Light and dark, 0 Yards $1.00 Ladies' 50c Hose In brown only.

4 for $1.00 1

Child's Aprons Stripes pink and blue, 2 for $1.00 Dressing Sacques 2 for $1.00

50c White Wash Cord Suiting, Special. 4 yards $1.00

Curtain Scrim 5 Yds. $1.00 Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits Lace or cuff

icnee, 2 for

$1.00

It will pay you to attend our $ Day Sales

Girls' Dresses Values to $2.00, size 2 to 14, $1.C0 mmmmmmnmwmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMt Ladies' Hose Black &: White 9 Pairs $1.00

L.AIIi:S' PINK IHjOOMEK Fine quality, flsh cohred nai!'.ool Bloomers, with c!ojM seat, hemstitched

$1.00

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DEPARTMENT

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112 Lincoln Way West, Mishawaka. You will find $ Bargains of extraordinary this store Friday. No such offerings as we plate can be duplicated elsewhere. Read this partial list:

Ladies' House Dress

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value at contem-

Five yards Bleached

Muslin for

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$1.00 Ladies? Petti

coats, 2 for

Ladies' Kimono Aprons gj 98c Ladies' Silk Stockings, (foih 2 for Ö! Jul? 10 pair Ladies' Cotton Hose GJfor $!Ji!y

5 vards Unbleached

Flannel for

SUM

6. Turkish Towels for. U

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85c Men's Neckties, only SILOS Two Men's Union Ladies' Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists for $1.00 less. Ladies' Silk Dresses, in all sizes, latest styles, or each. . . SJaf.O Wool Blankets for $1.00 less. S1.50 Voile and Organdy (M flfl Waists 3 BUtf

Ladies' Straw Hats, 2 for W OfS

only

Men's and Ladies' Dress Shoes, $1.00 less on e.ach pair. S1.50 Ladies' and sä: si.oo 5 yards Dress Ging-

2 pair Ladies' Knit Drawers Af for ä 1MB 4 1 2 yards of 36-in;h Percales, all Qj colors, for. . U iaiöü 69c Ladies' Lisle pair for . . ..SI 09

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5 yards full bleached 36inch Muslin for $1.00 $1.50 quality Live Goose Feathers, mixed with down, per pound $1.00 40c Dress Gingham, plaid 3 yards for $1.00 5 yards part linen bleached and Brown Crash, $1.00 3 large Turkish Bath 1 owels for $1.00 . AYi yards standard quality Apron Gingham. .$1.00 Men's 75c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 2 for $1 $1.25 worth of any fancy White Goo ds for ... .$1.00 Women's $1.50 and $1.75 short sleeve and sleeveless gowns for $1.00 Women's fine quality Envelope Chemise for . .$1.00 Women's Muslin Petticoats, embroidery trimmed, for . . . $1.00 All $5.75 to $9.00 Silk Waists at $1.00 off, or $4.75 to $8.00 All $9.00 to $15.00 Wool or Silk Skirts, $2.00 off. or $7.00 to $13.00 Misses pink Billie Burkes, $1.50 value, for $1.00 Odd lot Women's Drawers, 75c to $1.00 values, 2 for . $1.00 Men's Initialed Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.00

$1.25 Mercerized Table Damask, per yard. . .$1.00 $2.50 All Silk H ose, in white only, per pair. .$2.00 ' Women's out size Hose, brown only, 4 pair for $1.00 B. V. D. Union Suits, sizes 42, 44, 46 only, each $1.00 B. V. D. U nion Suits for boys, 2 sizes only, each $1 Men's Dryskin Lnderdrawers, worth 75c each, 3 for $1.00 Any 40c Women's Vests, 3 for $1.00 Men's Parasilk Hose, in brown, navy and grey, two pair for $1.00 $4.00 Nemo Corsets; not all sizes, $1.00 off. or $3.00 25 Silk and Crepe Waists. $4.75 to $6.75. at $2.00 off or $2.75 to $4.75 $l'.25 worth of any kind of Lace in the store for $1 $1.25 worth of any Children's Hose for $1.00 $1.25 worth of any Infants Novelties for . .$1.00 A few Women's Dress Skirts, worth $4.75 to $5.75, each .$1.00 All Wool Knitting Yarn, several colors, 2 skeins for only $1.50 The Best Corset ever shown in Mishawaka for $1

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TODAY No Matinee Today fiieda Bara

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His Light"

Also Mutt and Jeff, "Firemen Savj My Child." and the Screen Magazine with all the latest current events. Evening doors open 6:45. Usual admission.

TOMORROW GLADYS LESLIE in "TOO MANY CROAKS' Also a Lloyd comedy. SATURDAY ETHEL CLAYTON in "MAGGIE PEPPER" See this dainty star as a saleslady.

THE HASLANGER STORE

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FINCH & SPRAGUE Undertakers Ambulance Service 202 N. Main Street Mishawaka Both Phones 100

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