South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 231, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 August 1919 — Page 9

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EXPECTED HERE City Council Extends lnvita-j tion Important Meeting Monday Night. Arr-nr'iir.z t' th" Hflr.Mr. cnr.- jl h' h :-'! jro. M:sh'nv.ik: vtar'is a i.- banco of hnvin:? th Kir.c nr. 1 j i c u ff P-''im vl.-It !.rrr dirin? trwir fortht :;.ir. tri; to the Unite, I Scat's ."la;.".' 'I.tv'nr ,r reparier! to trio city c.tjTu :1 at its M-monihly ir.'N tin;: Mor.d iy nU:ht. Mlshiwal.a is ihr- only Uy in th- country that has snt a:i 'ftviil Imitation to Kiütr Alb'-rt aiM hi-; coi:.--'rt. an-1 tin. i onsu! at Chi'- au'w ;iIviel th" niaiur that fli'y -iiill in all probability apt f if. In thp invitation sent cfürially !.y the city it h s!atrl "that Mi.-hav. al-.a N proud to number anions its IS, COO Inhabitants, :;.ooc ciTins in av1ks vin- runs Iloiciani aii eiti.iis naturally chTi-h in thir hearts a Iov- fur the fatherland and an i 11 1 - i . in its .weifare, aii'i who .tl'r -ally umI patriotically i-a ji'rt '!. war a-t ivitiex ami .sent t rrvr in th" war' l,f ni' ii, several f wJmni wrrc enib-d upon to rnako th" suprf-mo irri;ie" The council took up the matter of telephone raK-s, and ,ifi' r reeejvIp.K a report frnm the city attorney. l-riflrrl to fipht a:iy ;ittniptfd in(r is, to tri limit oi Its ability. A petition siftnoil ly K. X. Weher ami '.',s others akini that the display of merchandise on the Mdewalkn b" discontinued was referred t ) the boanl of puhlif saf.-ty. i No Hand Concerts. nwinp to the fact that the 1110 I'.id.jet fll.1 not provide money for frre land concerts in thf? parks. It will he imiosll for the council to rant th petition a.kintf for such cnterahuncnt. It was df-clded that the city take out a membership In the Indiana astociation park department. :iaims tothe amount of $3,041.43 were allowed. The next nuetir.jr of the council will he held the day after Labor day, SPt. 2. hoyai. r.inin;ons nexre. Th Hoya! rCei'-ii'i-ors will ho.ld a! joint piiT.K ';r.d t!;imb3c at Batte'.J ! park T i- la: fterroon. A pet luck Mtppi r will be ore of the ".tures. ' ,H Tr.e:-..be-s nie reiuested to at tend the (rutin?. ItCILDINC; PLKMITS. . ''r.j'i!. for a residence at $0fi L i:. I'ouri: st.. to co-t $2.700. J H. V'-'ikamp for Sim Cohen, for :e.i . . -.r the corn.tr of Webster st. nml Misimwaka av to cost J7.SU'. T.rviK: Hi Confetti Dance at Mos h;ill 'IliurMiav niht tin -1st. Music Iy .ril oreiioira. IXK)K: Advt. 10t). MOTOR TO ,T. JOK. Mr. and .Mrs A. J. Schindler spent S-.nday in St. Jc-nph. Mich. The trip :h made by auto. WIIMvUr FAMILY REINION. Members of the Weinkauf family njo.i it annual reunion Sunday at the Matt Lar.g's crove. R( k FROM VACATION. " Mr. and Mrs .1. V. U.irnard and family have r. turned from Cop.-j-tunti'.'.e Tich.. where tiicy spent u vacation of two weeks WANTED M enger ho Festal Telegraph nation, Hotel M:tiiawat.i Adv t. 1 J L J . FUi: SALE A few ;s:r:ib!e lats located in th- eastern anI western parts cf the city, will build houses to suit purc!iaer. s.inio io I i- 1.1 on land contrail 'a-i-'. sm:ii; pa mi nt down and remainder on i . . r; t L : tallmeivjc For t;il particular and '.oscnption c.ii:. H. K. CLRRY. Mr. ii:s. und Real Estate Dept., Mi.-b.-awaka Trujt and Sa nurs Bank, phone TS. 17:4. I'OR SALE No house.- South Main st. Kiim if taken at one-, .lent down. alur.r .-r'. a :i -i C'u:.i Real barSmall pay-terra'-A. t olpart. phon' Mi. hawaka 11 1. Advt. 1U7 WANTED Women and girls to learn light sho.- making. We pay while learning. We also need men and boys for day and piece work. Mishawaka Woo'ien Mfg. Co. St.' ;. i SALE Ivor reed baby carriage. One of the best. Good -.s s.ew. Cost $4:. A bargain at J 2 0. Horn phono 2 r.njs. Ue!I S02. 114 W. Grove. G16J-17 Lir.CF.TY r.ONTJS If you are for. cd to oll. you arc entitled to the highest market price with accrued and earnei interest to dato. llrir.it your bonds to us Get our price ar.d convince yorscli. CAMP. TU OK NE and Co. 103 N. Main st. Oliver Hctel nidff. T-jcafiy ar.d Saturday crer.lnjs PbOD Dell 16SI Hour to -

Office: 120 Lincoln Way

T. B. H. COURTS HCLD ENJOYABLE PICNIC 1 Mem rs of co irts 41. of Fouth lb. .:d. and Mishar.-nka. T. B. K. fii.ioyed their annual picnic to Hud-j-c ii lak Sunday. This wa-i the tirst affair of the kind the local court had participated in. and it was re-prc.-Mited by the largest number present. Seventy families were represented. Contests were featured daring th'- day in which the. following were winners: Hack to back rare, for mm. Messrs Shirk and Luke; tat? of war, for men and wo men; .V. ard dash for boys, Adrian Hu.-.-.ird; .,; yard dash fi-r women, Mildred Clark; peanut scramble for ehildren under IT.. I'dawrd Luke; 1"0 yard dash for men who had to pick i;p women partners during the contra. Mr. Shirk and Miss Lorena Harnes. Mabel Stevens won the free-for-all chicken prize. The ears provided by the ladies wer a of the laust imaginable. SALVATION ARMY MAN TO LEAVE MISHAWAKA Capf. and Mrs. II. C. Sprazu, for th.e p.i--t three years arid thrr-c Monfh in fhar'o of the Solvation Army work in Mlshawaka, received "farewell or'.ers" from Indianapolis Monday nmrninK. They will (nvo ishawr;ka Sept. 2. hut their new held of endeavor will not be announce until later. IuHni? thir reyidonrc in the city Capt. and Mr?. Spratue have" done f?ool work and their departure will be generally regretted. TF3IlLi: FKATrill-: TODAY. "The Ixino Star Hunr" whleh was thown before crowded houses last evening will appear for the last time today at the Tempi! theater. Dramatically it is all that can be desired, with the additional merit of some wonderful scenery. Manager Lanibiotte has y cured a booking of the famous Craig Kennedy serial. "The Carter Cae." tho first chapter to te shown tomorrow. M.'iraret Marsh and Herbert Uawlir.on play the leading roles. It is a thrilling detective, i-tory. i.s((irii. visrroKs. Mr. and Mrs. John I!. Mills of I'asca;oua, Miss., formerly of this city, are visting with their children at 110?. i:. Third st. They were calld h-re by the illness of their daughter. Nellie Mills, who underwent a serious operation at the Robert Y. Long hospital. Indianapolis. Alliums in r. s. Mrs. W. M. Miars. 236 E. Broadway, is in receipt of a telegram announcing the safe aTr.val of her son. Cpl. Charles C. Miars. Co. F. sixth engineers at Philadelphia. Pa.. aft" 2 0 months, service overseas. He will go to Camp Iix, from where he expects to receie his honorable discharge. ENLISTS IN AIR SERVICE. Fred Manuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'arl Manuel, ölä E. Lawrence st., formerly an employe of the Dodgo Mfg. company, h;is written his parents to thj Meet that he has passed his examination and beon accepted in the I. S. army air service. He is at present stationed in Indianapolis. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stout. 211 W. Lawrence st.. entertained twelve friends and relatives at a dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Stout's iousin. Miss Mary Stout. Following the dinner an excellent musical program was rendered. Mrs. Jennie Little. 11? Wenger ;iv.. has uone to Buffalo, X. Y.. where she will make her home witn her brother-in-law, David Little. I! If the party, who is known, will retu;n the fur piece taken from th .'ailauv Sr.op. dollar day. no further 'l'.l'ü Wi.l be taker.. Advt. ist:. Fuil SALE Eight - room house, laoairi xcept furnace. lnquir" Co W. Hariell sc. 16t". !':: SALE Oi: TRADE For sec..u; h'iTu: J 'ord I'll'1 1 i' 1 7 twin cyht.Li c iir.e, 'aulsou moDrcycie. Three i. ed. fully oquippej. witii side car. ite Hinkies garai:', Mishawakaist.' 1VR SALE Lot or. Lincoln Way ea;. A bargain. Call Gar field F..:. lOtT. J.IULKTY HOXÜS We pay up to JjJ.2ö cash lor Londs; accrued ir.-: t'-rest allowed. War star.jp bought C. L. C.uthrie. 12 J. M. S. Bldjr. :"ö a. m. to p m. 74iO-:S FOR SALE CO fe: frontage ar.J ! feet deep, v.n Lincoin Hlgiv.;y east in the 3 'JO blook. T.o, o-.:all houses bij:.;lng $28 per: onth rer.t. I'ricc $ 4.50 J. Will seil, um rtMioniLie Uiiaa Stark Iitalty Co. ff! t 6Ct MONTY 6r To loan on city i v ; 1, v. 1 I pjccii. .ni iuuia iiuue niou ern. on easy payments. Seven room, modern, r.ear car line. Five room bunzulow. tasy payments. Garmire. Phone Mishawaka 370. 7tf yOl'ND Roys' union suit. Owner can have same ty applying at The News-Times o!flce and riy' 'g for advertisement. 17tl

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CITY Ml RP UUL DD Amounts to $65,150 Many New Improvements Contemplated. The city budt for 1920 was submitted by City Controller Michael at the regular weekly meettng of th board of works Monday, and was adopted. It calls for tho following allotments: Street department, salaries and labor, $12,Uüö; hupplies and exnens?, $500; equipment. $500; engineer departnv.nt, salary and labe-. 57..000; supplies, $200; engineering. advertLsng and inpectntn. -00; park department, park purchase, $4,200; salaries and labor, $L400: supplies, $300; park development, $6,tM); city hall, salaries and labor, $1,100; supplies, $250; repairs, $:ji0; heating, $1,S00; garbage and rubha salaries and labor, $4,500; supplies. 1100; city sealer, salary, $ ü 0 : expense, $100; board of works, $2.000; expense, $100; sundry appropriation, utility lease, fß.oOO; public water and electricity. $18,000 Total appropriation, $65,130. Remonstrance for the sidewalk on the east side of Main st. from Grand Trunk tracks to Jefferson st., was received and referred to city attorney ai engineer. l'lan New (ianlcn llousf. A new garden house for Hattell park has lioen received and the board decided to place it in position so it can be ready for use next spring. In connection with this the controller reported that the $5,500 allotted for park during tht; current year had been spent. He asked for an allotment for the purpose of settling for the garden house. This was. granted. The board passed a resolution for a sidewalk on Jefferson st., from Main -to Sarah, and for the building of a sidewalk and the grading of X. Charlotte st. The time for hearings on this will be Sept. S. A resolution was passed for the jpening of Thirteenth st. Hearings will bo Sept. 8. A resolution for the building oi sidewalks on W. Sixth st. from Smith to Logan was atlopted. AT Tili: LINCOLN'. Madge Kennedy will appesar today at the Lincoln theater in the film, "Daughter of Mine." It is a beautiful and popular play the author weaving into the plot various characteristics possessed by different groups of modern women. Dr. Makielsk:. osteopath, 126 W Second st. Advt. Don't Forget "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 110 N. Main St., Mishawaka. For All Kinds of Shoe Repairing atd Shoes. F. E. GOATS GO. Undertakers FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Third and Race Sts. Phone Mishawaka 197. U Ü THEATER Announcement of Rig Attractions Tills Week N TODAY MADGE KENNEDY 'DAUGHTER OF MINE A chapter fron ccry girl's life. WEDNESDAY United Picture Theaters Corporation presents the International Star KITTY GORDON "PLAYTHINGS OF PASSION" lKn't nilyj this one. THURSDAY ZENA KEEFE ;AN -aSiATEUR - WIDOW" FRIDAY EMMY WEHLEN "THE ADVENTURESS" s.vrntnAY special ELMO LINCOLN laito star of "Tarian of the Ap," an! Heaj.t of llorlin." in "ELMO THE MIGHTY"

GOVERNMENT FOODS EAGERLY PURCHASED

Mishawaka's housewives took advantage . of the opportunity to pur-; chaj-o government food stuffs at thej local post office Monday morning. I When Postmaster Herzog arrived; on duty he founl a line of women i anxiously awaiting the opportunity! to participate In the bargains. During the entire forenoon the postmas-1 ter was kept busy taking orders! for the various articles of food on sale. These were booked, checks accepted and forwarded immediately to headquarters. Owing to the interest taking in the sale in Mishawaka the postmaster's office wijl be kept! open during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings so that everyone may have an opportunity of purchasing supplies. The goods will be forwarded by parcel post to their proper destination. HOSPITAL XOTKS. John LePeary of East Third st. was operated upon Monday after-1 noon. A daughter was born Monday to I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preehauf, 22Sf E. Eight st. CITY OCH' KT NCVS. Chirles A. Barner of Watervliet. Mich., and A. A. (Jarner were each fined 51 and costs for Intoxication. They I aid. git:sts of MOTiuni. Mr. and Mrs. George Forst hauer of Decatur, 111., are guests of the former's mother, Mrs. G. Forstbau er. Are You an Unbeliever? Have you lost faith in tire repairing? One trial of our expert service will make you a convert once more. Blow-outs, rim cuts, worn treads we repair them all, and we guarantee our work. You can't lose, so bring in that tire today. J. H. HOUCK 118 11. Mi straw iika .Ave. If. Plione 71. MishnwakaWednesday

Will be the greatest Wednesday Bargain Day we ever had. Some of these goods could not be found Dollar Day, so we are offering them at a much lower price than before. Our reason is, we must dispose of these goods to make room on our shelves. LADIES' FANCY VOILE AND GINGHAM DRESSES. About 25 in the lot; values up to $12.50; light and dark colors. We must have the room (5 En $3.95 and JjJÜ-UU LADIES' COATS, CAPES AND DOL- 4 - fth MANS Values up to $35. Reduced to. . i iiUU SILK POPLIN SKIRTS, all sizes and five (JJ) Q shades. Your choice

BIG SHOE VALUES OFFERED BARGAIN DAY We must make room for our fall shoes. At these prices one can well afford an extra pair for next season. MEN'S DRESS SHOES Button Blucher and English. Every pair guaranteed. Extra Special, y tflO per pair PÜaUÖ LADIES' SMALL SIZED PUMPS AND OXFORDS If you can wear a sizeup to 4, you can buy a $5.00 value Bargain Day only, pair. . . 'tsOv LADIES' PUMPS AND SLIPPERS All our high grade Slippers and Pumps for the last call of the rt m föfö season at pair ' 2ib?JU LADIE? HIGH AND LOW HEEL OXFORDS Plain patent, browns and white; values up to $7.00. But we must have the shelf room. Buy a pair of them for next year. For Wednesday only, dftf) OF" pair $2.95 and SviiSS CHILDREN'S WHITE CANVAS SHOES-Sizes 9 to 2 ; values to $2.50; leather and rubber soles. For fO Bargain Day only, pair ßföß CHILDREN'S STITCH DOWN CLOTH TOP SHOE Sizes 9 to 2; values to $2.50. Extra Special (T rfß for Bargain Day, pair D I

BLOOMERS Ladies flesh colored, extra fine quality Nair.soo kBl oomers with hemstiiched ruffles. Special at SSs FANCY DRESS GINGHAM All our beautiful patterns that sold for 35c and 39c. will be sold Bargain Day only for yard m' e

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frown and Tige in person at the CENTURY .ed., Aug. 2:30 p. m. s ,1 W.L. Douglas Shoe Store 105 N. Main Uu Sone Corset Shop 117 Lincoln Way Cast. Rooms 21-20 MRS. P. DRIilER, Hell Phone 470. Bargain YARD WIDE COMFORT CHALLIES Good quality. Will be sold for 35c. For Bargain Day only, per IQ yard I Wt 27-INCH PERCALES Extra value, in light and dark colors. For Bargain Day only. 4 yard ; U

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With a view to helping; the ''Trade at Home" movement, we will on that dav make it well worth your while to do your buying at the Milady Shop. Come early.

Dresses Of Voile and Gingham, in all sizes, at a fraction of their worth. For Bargain Day only $3.75 -$5.00 Formerly sold up to $16.75.

Pre Shrunk ash Skirts For Bargain Day only at

Formerly $5.00 to S7.50.

The August Discount Sale of Furs Buy now. Prices will be much higher later. Showing of Exclusive Models in Dresses, Suits and Coats for fall.

The tore North Side, Mishawaka A timely opportunity to buy Blankets at a great saving. Wednesday Bargain Day Specials Extra large size Wool Blankets, in beautiful plaids; S10.00 Ql grade. Special Uui a Full size Woolnap Blankets, in plain colors, with fancv colored bordT s50" , 95 A-alues. Special xyWaiJtu Full size Woolnap Blankets, in a large variety of beautiful plaids; S5.Ö0 values. f Special ÖÖ.Ö FINCH & SPRAGUE Undertakers Axnbulance Service 202 N. Main Street Mishawaka Eoth Phones 100

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Uean-up Sale of about 375 New All Silk Dresses 50 and more OFF PRICE. The biggest assortment of styles offered in All-Satin Dresses, Georgette and Tatfeta

Dresses. Women's S30. S25. S20. All $9.75, $12.50 and

loo Voile and Organdy Waists; formerly sold at SI. 50 to S2.5o. For QEA Bargain Day 1 50 Smocks of Voile; S5.00 to $7.50 values.

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I lot of Georgette Blouses; ' values up to S7.50. For Bargain (M Ä Day : bwb

MPLE THEA LAST TIMES TODAY

The Mory f a man who. unaided, hnikc up a ioerful pins: of cattle Uiiccs. wiuiam r araim in a William 1'ox prHluctim of ;:nolln-r Z.tnc Citv roniauct "The Lone Star Ranger" A Kivalcr lote lor than "Ridci of iIm- Purple Sac." Iorc thrilling drama than '"The ILtinhow Trail." it uk1h. TOMORROW ThLs is not a -timt M-rial. it's more on the iVatur order. S-- tlicv fivt' reels. The op nlnir chapter ol" a .rriiz Kenul seiial. "THE CARTER CASE" No. 1 and 2. I'ive rol. f thi thrdlin; l-t"-t ie 'r imI.i. f-at-iirln- MA RG All ITT MARSH, prrtly shtrr f tin- liiiiimi IAF. the heroine, and IIKrtmiltT U.WVI.IXSON, a erilalde "da i -.- 11" of the vcrcen. the heir., llon'l ruiv-, Mi-ii: the ipciiiiur rli.ipfrrv I'SI'AL ADMISSION (e. He. 17c.

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and misses' sizes. Worth at 6.75 Ü SaorifiGeIN and up phone Mishawaka 1181

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