South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 232, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 August 1919 — Page 13

lrlfc öUUTH tiEND NEWS-TIMES vr.i.i:sn.Y i:vi:ir.. AKi'M 20. m.. 13

mm my

th- ni'rrymak r. dnfft .j. ..n T r.'( Inr'K My '..IfR" n:imb'-ri f l.-t

LOH

OFF HEB FEET

Soldiers, Sailors and Sweethearts Make Merry Until Ncrly Daylight.

LONDON-. 20. Lor.Jonor v-r-- 2v. ri of? thfr ff -t hy the nth'i.i:i'.?ir "-;tr. ? of j-or.i hun-!r-(!.i r f Münrn from the ?!pt mh--rl MT th ir.oJth of thr- Triam ;.r.l jo'r.ffl so h'-artily m th Victory !. i!t:ior;-?ralion last niuht tl.at thrro w-is d.incmir anl siniU; ip t wot. ry Mro.-ts of 1 1 1 Wf-s? end within an ho'ir if laylm'ht. imrv fhousm-is hal ; tl: r for a niK)it of mf-rrym.! U in-r in the ."tr!i and fstaurnnt of th" wost r.-I th.'it w-:; .losing tunc amt r.innortnti' M systems w r- i;natif to t.'tko thrm home. As tiihe trains f-trppr, soon af?r midnight. lh r" was nothing 1 f t fur thousand ) i;t to por.il th- nicht in th- .-tr--t.-j. 'Irrnt rrnwd :ithr-l n the virility of nrrarlilly, L' k s?r r Square ; rvl Co vent fl inl' n sfatinn.--. and as ! wn r.'iiniri, ontly th pro.-pn-t v.as llmal. "Ar" wo Townhartrd." shouted :i ioitr.T lanpd siilr, and instant!y ramo a thundrroMs r""-p"nsf from s ores r.f his omracl in th- crowd, which nfl Inrra.-rd ly answering shouts from soMirrs and civilians. Many Womru In Stroits. Th re w ro many vornan in tho htror-tc:, yonip of thorn in tho patriotic coftum's thry had worn in tho !an' iiur rarlir in th day. Introductions wr' not r.r Tsa ry in that atMnsph'Te atid a? that tim- of niyht. N'f i'hr w is music an lon.tr as throwd cou.d sin:,'. So tho Hancv was nvm In fall swlntr. Sailors prod'ircd mouth organs, thereafter thorc was r ltisic npWnty. Tho dancint: was In tho roadways, all thr way from Piccadilly to rr.t'T Square, for tho idwalks w r- tlirons; d with otlu-r h.datod pToin ;vho w;i t hei thf itn and t h" rod tho (1'inrer:-?. S.iiloi s evorytiTr wt- th lonil'rs. although li'.any demohilicil soMkrs joined in th festivitit-s. Sm Anirir.ins vor in tli' crowd. And all tho time .t l a in od. Toward monilnc t!io pooplr l.pan to tiro. Some ff the:i sought routine places in tho doorways of shops and otl'.co huildins. whll" others simply sit on th Milfwa'ks, loaned up :'t:ain-'t thf hnildinps, to sjot snh 1'itdection a. the oa'os afforded, an. I wont to sUop. At some of the jiior- inijiorfa nt bnsinoss liousos ;.!'T. 1( cent t., to which many of

SUNDAY PREACHES ON HONESTY THIEF TAKES MINISTER'S MONEY; WINONA LA KL In A-;r 2 Uhil.. h" J-.f . - Iii!;.- Si ndav ;i pn-.si iii-ur on t'ro- sal'j. ct 01 ' hn-i-ty and nht'ousr.s"' to an ass-m-h'od multitude h r Tsio.- lay r.ih.t. Thi v-s picked tho jior'.a ts of thllrv. S. St:dr. of ;osli-n. of $:7 in 'a?h and JlTl' in ch- kx. . .(). Smith, of Mf n!rm- was inside tho auditorium !ist-nin to Hoy. i Sunday proach. U'hr:. tho mootir.ir' was over, ho Uft tho auditorium and' remarked to .-; fri-nd. 'that was at S'Tmoii f-veryhody should tak homo S and roiTiomh'T." 'h-n hi.- !ook-d ' fr Iiis a'ltoinol-:!.- it wa trori".

Investigate Food Problem in N. Y. State

.'... V.

. Thievos had Molen i! h- ho ,rd d . I f 5 Vi V- K' ;vVV:''V-::o-;" '.. : CtiVVrVTH: A , an mtorurhan ho nd fur Warsaw . 4: v -VvVV:.-.- V'J'V: - is i: V'T..J I 1 i." I.KTKOIT. Mich.. Au,. I-. r..,. j : ;,ti ; . ; . . U-?. v , .vi , ; j ral chairman of th- TniN-d Uro- L " .f-' ! Vi - '4i-'- ' .:.

.. . . - -f; 4- - -i" . Ct. v. ; ,' ; '. : ....... ..

i fi-i noo'i oi rnainter.a uro 01 way tnido.Vf.s and railway shop laborfrs ' T::osday aprroyr-l a now nai-o and , orkin aKrocmont air-aiy suha mittofl to th.- railroad admin ist ra - I tion oallini; for an irureao in payj of approximately $1 a day por man.; timo and a half for overtime and; promotion hy seniority

OTIIi:it ( AU STKIKI-:. LriSVILI.i:. Ky., Auk. 20. l.oi; is illes street car system was completely tied up today as a result' of a walk out Tuesday midniuht of 1.100 unionized employes of the I.oui$vil!p street railway company. Only -i fow cars were operated today und they stopped at noon.

ov. Smith's special committee. nnn'd with hroad powers to conduct searching lno.jlrle Into th- hi'-'h cost of necessities, is in ss.-mn in New York Invost Ratine proriteorin.tr In thf state. Hero is "shown, from left to ritrht. np'tnhers of committee: ox-(iov. Martin H. Olynn of New York; Gov. Alfred I'. Smith of New York, and Dr. John F. Finley. rtatc commis si'-ner of Kducation.

0RUMST0WN, IHD.

".H.i'Ul.i.

Mr. :,nd Mrs. Chester Kinzie nie the i a l. nts of a daughter horn Au,;', 14. Mrs. Kinzie was formerly Miss Iiucille Smith. i Mr. and Mis. Kussoll Wlltfnni;! and rildreri of Mill ("rek spent Sundav with the latter's arents. Mr.! and Mis. Uenard Yel(l. i Carl I'.f rinf;er spent last wrrk witii "c.is sister, Mrs. Harry Norris of South llend. ; Mr.-;. S. K. Shonr f.f Tli.eo .Ks. Mich., yprnt Sunday at the Ja' ob i S'hono homo. ! Kuta Fera !i:s returned home after itt 'ndintr school at Valparaiso for 'ho pa.-f weeks. Mr. :ind Mis. Lloyd Wayne of South I'end spent Sunday with Mr. ! nnd Mrs. Weslev Smith. Mae Ha.a siiciit Sunday with Harriet Shone. Klnora llvhirki of Stmth I:enl spent tho week-end at the John ! Chrohot home. Mr. and Mrs. John Chrohot. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevo Fawlick and children '

and Air. and Mrs. John Ilorlick I

spent Sunday In Chesterton. j

HI ' ' l ' '

i.l.i)ii)iil'.;7HMiiii;ii

Ml Vi m

WALK-OVER

' Him V

- r i- " - - - - : i i '

-1 el r 1 ,

400 Pairs W omen's Low and High Shoes s,aii size- $2,00 Each $2.00 Pair

JL CLOUSE'S

. ,,j.,.S.,

tit It .liil.ll

ml hi. 1 1 mi

17 7?-

BSG

GEST OF A

r-7 TiNlLil -"i

jOI

LL DAYS

md0

I I

i 1 1

Your Dollar Will Do Almost the Work of Two on Dollar Day Here

rr ss

XX-

co Rr

21! C HI GAN a .VAYN

I I 0o 1 1 I I

Dollar Day Here Will Buy the Biggest Dollar's Worth You Ever Bought

XX XX

llllillllllinilllillijligglljiiliSHHiinSilljilliiliililillillliillilil

rerfection Cakes and Cookies

Come to You Fresh in the Can of "Perfection" can in which the daintv freNh Perfection delicacies come to you is on the display rack which occupies a prominent position in the stores of the hest grocers. This can is a mark of quality, an indication of the character of the store. It is a guarantee of satisfaction to you. Look for the display rack in your grocery. "Amsterdam Cakes" are Favorites

with Youngsters and Grown-Ups. too. They are wholesome and delicious. They contain almond and are delicately spiced. Try some today.

You'll Want to Trv These Too:

Sugar Jumbles

Glace Honey Oat Cakes Graham Wafers Ginger Lassies

Llarshmallow Walnut White Mountain Bon Bons . ... .

vanilla Wafers Anthony

Ging-er Snaps Cocoanut Taffy Bar Animal Crackers

Delico Sugar Wafers Grandma's Best

COMPANY

.S.7-riT.j."-rr.(

I mm

,0 ! L

a::i;;-7

.rv vp?1."!''

.,Sr?V'i; 4

YOUR GROCER HAS THEM

HA K KD HY Perfection Biscuit Co Fort Wayne, Ind.

4.11 Perfection Goods Are Kept Sweet and I'resa In Thi3 Can

IIIMIIllllllllllli

illliililllilllililililllllilllll

vjTcjuLLU 11;

' i i y

An old-fasnioned bargain picnic that will outclass anything we ever did in the way of pricecutting. We have been planning and working this day for months, gone through our stock, closed our eyes to cost and values, only one object in view to rpake this the biggest one day's siness this season. Come expecting to get some of the biggest bargains you ever saw. We know you will not be disappointed For best s-

j on i bu

lection we advise you to come early.

1 lie oissest

Doll

Worth

6 yards oi ihc Best Standard Apron ( iin--

hams, o yds. fTSfa

tor X'oiles that sold up to

S1.25 yard; all new. this j mason's patterns in this i t;: yards Q-fl j n.r ÖBbÖ I Sterin Series, very

;00j quvlli,y' SI fiß t ara . . . . w UnWU

Ladies' Muslin Draw

ers, trimmed with tine

m Ki r 2t vi

enibroiderv; Q'i all sizes: 2 tor

; Arrow 'orand Mlmi's j Collars; anv stvle, sot: or

I laundered;

o or uns

j Ladies' Waists; up to S3.00 values; all this sea-

son s newest c-; fh

st vies, for . . . Öli-V

j Daisy Muslin, 3o inches wide; "worth 3c yard; ! S:30 to 9:30 a. Q-3 (ni ! m., 5 vds. for. Öd.WÜÜ

: m

A tine selection (U tine Dress Ginghams; a ood selection of patterns; 4 tor ÖBb A v;o:d assortment of l i r regular -I So Ginj;hani; 32 inches wide; 3 vards Q-fl lor Öfio'ijy C) pair Men's Hose, in any shade; all sizes; regu

lar 25c ;;rade; j pair for

36-inch Percale, extra ood quality; selling regular at 35c yard: l,2oo yards to sell at this price, S:3o to t):3o a. Q-S m.: 5 yds. for. E.üÖ Feather Pillows, extra ood quality; sold at S1.50; tor " '3 fth only ....... i& iJi$KJ Fancy Plaids for children's dresses, beautiful

patterns; 2 vards tor . . .

Ladies' All Silk Lace Hose, in every wanted shades; all sizes; S1.50

values, m!v

dB .89

1 1 i

Larue Turkish Towels; 20c -rade; 4 5 for a.Ö 6 yards good quality Toweling ' for ÖtäsÖ B e a u t i f u ! Muslin Gowns and Skins, trim-

, med wiiii embroider; and

laces; wordi up to .s2.(k); slihtlv soiled, ftZb it wAuisiS Ladies; Silk Hose, in all

shades, all sizes; worth

$1.00 a pair; 4 .

: iui j a a1

Slightly imperfect. Plain White Tennis Flannel, extra h e a v y

weight; 35c quality; 4

yards for ,

Light colored Rompers,

all sizes;

2 tor

36-inch Silk Foulards; worth S2.00 yard. To clem up at SMU yard ÖfiavJ?'4ä? Men's hickorv stripe Overalls, ail sizes; pair . . . iS SitU Basement. Bovs' Waists in lbejit or dark colors, f-S

2t t?

2 for . . .' XJ

Basement. Men's Athletic Union

Suits, all sizes; t

2 SUltS tor. . . 317 Ha'

Basement. Choice of ahy Boys' Wash Suit in the house: values up to fl

m M h rl

t L

S3.00. tor . . . UÜmß

Window Shades, extra

Qood quality, in all popu

lar colors, m 2 for Ö Sally

Ladies' Pumps, in a broken assortment, qualities .that sold up to S5.00. Your choice (faffl for ö B-.y w Our .entire stock of

Children's and Misses' f

fords; values up to S2.00,

at per &4 g pair ÖBbI??

Our entire stock of 3

Men s. Ladies', Boys' and Children's Shoes": now

selling over OFF H

S4 a pair öl Men's and ladies'. Bathing Suits, -also Children's sizes, in all wool; values

up to S3. oo, for

Children's Fast Black p Hose, in all sizes; extra :

good qualities, pf 5 pair for. . . . Ö la!!! Ladies' Union Suits, tine crauze rib- ffVfl

T7 T-a

D6HO

roday!

a One Dollar Buys A Roll Of Roofing

We have just purchased 5,000 rolls of asphalt routing, seconds or mill ends which will be ideal for the purpose of rooting barns, chicken houses, coal ::heds, H.mmer kitchens, garages, or tor the interior lining of an' other outbuilding. r This consignment, from the Mc-Henry-Miilhouse company, will be sold at $1 per roll while it lasts delivered to any address in South Bend or Mishawaka. r You could not tind better material and certainly not at this price for manv rootiirc purposes. While it lasts at SI per roll. Just call LINCOLN 8586.

South

mm ismtci

Rß

on:

Co.

211 West Jefferson Boulevard

ted; 2 suits.. fiBl?it!

a.l. F. Donahue, President and Gen. Mgr. Sam Leeper, Treasurer iSrnm v