South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 227, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 August 1919 — Page 10

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

BERLIN SPIRIT IS 'DEVIL-MAY-CARE'!

Gambiers Play for Thousands; Win or Lose Without Thrills.

nv f aiil i). .noT. HKHLI.V. Auir 1". A fort o' "devil-may-care" j-irit P'rvu'lf It unrtnjMrrl'y ar;. from th" 1ftdown aftfr four urs of war. And it manifests itself in a wiM pursuit f pl-'isurr. 'h.imii.'iun and camMc iriC irr th main nriif-rts upon whih jlH5ur-crn vir.;; TUrlin flirects its attention, s'-kini? nirca. from thf past. Purlin may lark for foo.l. hut it doesn't l.t'k for ainu.s-mf-nt.. A vn?t r!;u,! r.f rich folk art- poinK through thlr mony with a mirprisin' rapidity. vvhi! many persons of mere moderate m-ans hav caucht th Inf'-ction and aro cuttintr into av infra of a lifetime to satisfy th almost univf-ri-al d --lirr for plrasurp. Kw-n th "red," who aro fuppo.--A to bo very poverty trirken, h.iv a tracf of the spirit, as was inxtanred recently when a Spartarus party was announced for onp of the sub

urb, with the st.itemryit lhat thf rd ho p!nt- to drink and murh to eat. In fhort, th circular Ptated practically, that though tne peopl were poor they were frolnsr to spend what they had with a lavi.shness and ahandon. Thero was to ho food such a a atioped people were not mpP' sod to bo ablo to obtain, and there waa to drink galore, and tho quests wre to stay as Ion? as they ?aw fit. Aa a result of thi spirit, tho city is fairly alive with rafs and dance hal!s. Thero is generally littlo, or roor, food in these pi 'tees, tut the habitues buy wine with a reckles.s-ir-.sa that would make even a weal.hy Chicapo packer or a Pittslrjrs itfl iriHjcnate dizzy. As for jr.imhlinf?, Berlin at rresent is probably the widest open city in tho world. Men and women play for stakes of thousands of mark, and neem to Rot little. thrill over tithrr a winning or Ioslnsr.

CARNEGIE BURIED IN SLEEPY HOLLOW

TARRYTOWN, X. Y.. Aug-. 15. The body of Andrew Carnegie, steel magnate and philanthropist was laid to rest at 5:30 o'clock Thursday evening on a hillside in historic f.rpy Hollow cemetery overlooking the Hudson. Only 21 persons, members of the dead iron master's family and a few rltse friends, accompanied the body to Sleepy Hollow. Funeral services vrf held at Shadow Brook, the C'irneprie estate at Lenox. Mass..

Thursday morning". After the serv. ires th body was conveyed in an automobile hears? to Hillside, where it was placed in a private car on the New York Central railroad for White Plains. Thence it was conveyed by automobile to Sleepy Hollow. Scores of villagers, with bared heads, lined the entrance to the cemetery, aa the cortege approached, but the gates had been closed a half hour earlier and were shut asrain as soon as the cortege had parsed inside and none was permitted to enter. The brief Interment service was conducted by the Rev. Dr. William O. Merrill, p.-ustor of the Brick Presbyterian church, New Yi-rk.

VOTi; TO STKIKK. PITTSnuiiG. A up. 15. Motormen and conductors of the Pittsburp: railways 'company, in session here Wednesday and Thursday night, voted almost unanimously to go on strike at midnight.

ItRUiTORS. Buy land contracts at The Rook Shop. 124 S. Michigan t. 7018-17

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Every.' Cotton Frock in stock is included in this Mid-summer b' vent offering the best values of the season and at a time when the demand is at.itsivery height. A collection delightfully varied both in the

fashions and fabrics feat- f

ured, .comprising: Gingham Dresses. English Print Dresses. ? Noveky Voile Dresses. Plain Voile Dresses.

Crisp Organdie Dresses in pretty colors. Sizes 16 to IS vears; 36 to 42.

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None C. O. D. Every Sale Must Be Final. No Approvals.

Final Sacrificing;!

Wash Skirts to Go

Now drastically reduced.

Former values to $10.95. Ys Off on All Silk and Georgette Sk irts

Save 20 on Your Cloth or Plush Coats Money in the Bank Is Worth 49c Savings in the August Sale Are 20 AND the savings can be made without drawing money from the bank, because a slight deposit will hold any cloth or plush coat to your order until November l. Entire stock is included. By selecting now you get first choice of best materials and workmanship, assured styles; guaranteed savings of 20'. '

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In opening our store we extend greetings to the people of South Bend and vicinity and cordially invite you to the opening of South Bend's Greatest Value Giving Shoe Store.

The Owner of This Store In Business Since 1902 George Dlmel, proprietor of DIMKIS SHOE STORE, has been identified with the Retail Shoe business in South Rend since 1912 and has had ten years' experience before comincr to South Rend. For the last seven years Mr. Dimel and his associates have studied the wants of the South Rend Buying Public. Is it not fair to presume that with these years of experience the Dimel's Shoe Store is equipped to satisfy every footwear want?

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South Bend's Daylight Shoe Store This 8.tor will be on of th mot attractive Fhoe Stores in Northern Indiana. Irir.r on the prround floor, well lighted, conveniently arranged, takes thin 5tc.ro entirelj- cut of the bargain store cla.cr. which is 50 often located in basement, and our plan of handling clean, new, up-to-date merchandise, at a very small marpin of profit tiirectly fror.- the factories, we believe will receive hearty support of the thrifty buyers and citizens of Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan.

With unbounded faith and confidence in the future of South Bend with knowledge of experience, as to the liberality of South Bend people in rewarding careful, conscientious, painstaking effort we open the doors of this new store realizing that our future, like the future of this fair city, rests with you. Our business policy in the future will be patterned after our best endeavors of the past. We will build an unbreakable business structure on the firm foundation we have already laid. You will at all times find in this store practically unlimited assortments of footwear for men, women and children. Our prices are always the lowest. The same shoes for a lesser price or better shoes for same price. Satisfaction always, no transaction complete until the customer is satisfied. Shoes exchanged and money refunded with a smile that comes from the heart.

Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.

A Feast of Bargains for Our Great Openm

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SHOE FINDINGS and POLISHES

In our Hosiery and Shoe Findings Department you will find a complete line of Hosiery for men, women and children as well as a complete line of Shoe Polishes. Everything underpriced. Note these opening specials:

Women's Rlack Silk Mercerized Hose. -Q C5c value Tv

Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose, full-fashioned.

black and colors. Hpular $2.50 value. Sale price Men's Socks, in black and colors. Special value at

Women's Silk and Fibre Huso, all popular colors.

None better; $1.50 value; pair Misses' Soft I,isle Hose, cordovan and black. Special value at Men's Rorkford Work Sox. pair SHOE POLISHES Shinola. brown and black L'and 1. brown and black 35c Sunshine, white kid 10c Shinola. white

$1.98

15c colors.

$1,24 29c 15c

.8c 12c

BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES In Gu. Metal, lace and blucher styles. Values up to $3.50. Sizes 1 to 5 Yi.

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For this Opening Sale we have prepared a bargain spread that should appeal to every thrifty shopper within a radius of fifty miles. Bargains that are Bargains in every sense of the word. Footwear for men, women and children at prices that are in many instances below wholesale cost. Come with confidence in our advertising. Come believing that you will find the greatest Shoe Bargains that you ever saw. Come with the thought that no matter what you buy or what price you pay for an article; if you are not perfectly satisfied you can bring it back and get your money without a whimper on our part. But be sure to come.

Women's Blackj Brown, Gray and Field Mouse Kid Lace and Button Boots. Every popular last, heel and toe shape. Scarcely a pair that could be bought at wholesale at the retail price at the present time, and some that could not be duplicated at any price.

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Sizes 2 to 8,

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The very latest styles in Infants' Shoes. Patent Leather, Black Kid, Brown Kid, Gun Metal, with leather and cloth tops. Patent Kid with - brown, tield mouse, white and red kid tops, and gray, buck top; hand turned soles. Largest selection in South Bend.

MISSES' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES

In Black Kid. Gun Metal Calf and Brown Calf. Values up to $4.00.

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EXTRA SPECIAL 108 pairs Men's Tan and Black OutiiK Shoes; S3.50 values; 011 00

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Women's S3.00 Shoes $1.93

144 pairs Black Kid Lace

Shoes, high and low heels;

aall izes; pr.ir

$1.93

Women's Patent Tip and Plain toe Juliets; (J A QA .$2.50 values . 4 I mZßO Women's Brown Kid Lace Shoes, military heel, cloth top; :a3at:al.ue9:....$2.98 Women's Kid Tip " Lace Shoes, cushion . (CO IO soles; $3 values ßhirv

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Little Boys' School Shoes in Gun Metal and Blucher; sizes 9 to 13;

S3. 5o i values Ölji

Boys' Black Elk Out

ing Shoes, elk soles; S3

vaiues, pair

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Boys' Brown Calf English Lace Shoes; sizes

2l2 to 6; pair

S4.98

Boys' Tan Army Shoes lace blucher styles; sizes

3 to 6;. pair

Boys' Gun Blucher and styles; sizes up to 6 ... .

Metal English

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BIG SALE ON MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES

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500 pairs, all sizes; values

Up to $3.00; pair

S1.98

Come in lace and button styles. Vici Kid and Gun Metal Calf, Leather and Cloth Top. Buy these now, as they won't last long at this price. Misses' and Children's Gun Metal Calf Lace and Button

Shoes, leather and cloth tops;

all sizes; $3.50 values

$2.9

Misses' Grav Kid Lace Shoes, cloth tops; S4.00

values, jjß A pair

Misses' Patent Leather Button Shoes, with mat tops; S3.00 PO ßfo values )Cmu Jß Misses' Gun Metal Hi Cut Lace Shoes, solid leather soles; QQ ft $4.00 values ÖÖ 2v

Child's Gun Metal

Calf Lace Shoes, sizes

Syi to 1 1 ; C S3.00 values

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Misses' and Children's Brown Calf Lace Shoes; 53,50 9 Qß values U&iwO

Men's Gun Metal English

Calf Lace Shoes; $3.50 values . . .

Men's Tan Work Shoes; $3.50 val ues . .

$2.9

and Black S2.93

Men's Tan and Black Elk

Outing Work Shoes; $3.00

values; pair

$2.69

Men's Vici Kid Lace Shoes, wide toe, cushion sole; $6.50

values; pair .

$4.98

Men's Gun Metal English and Blucher Lace Shoe?;

$6.50 values

$4.9

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