South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 262, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 September 1919 — Page 2

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Busses Portage Av. Bakery

Dr. R. W. McKanc of Indianapolis is Principal Speaker of Evening.

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The U on an "Jvi" I'-ifr';-' mf at

thfc Chrn-'r r,f Oonimr-:-. Thürs-! !.; afternoon. Or. I;. (',. Fr r rrr.-.th l f f th !ora h'..ird of h"ilth h iv;:,; fTifM th Tr of )r T) W.I

McKan of Indianapolis n th prir. cip;l Kpakr. I)r. M'- K":i n's n.i

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rn-l tho simjilfs of thrlr hnkins rrof.ci?ncy to the if.i room at Ro-

hf-rtson Brothers Store

During the iay numerous letters of congratulations. tfU cranif and

tplophonr call wcr received hv

j Fred v. IV.;??. proprietor of the! j r.ew i!.ir.t. Thf company announcrd J

l ini iu new cenvery trucks wju ic i Uvr he product of the plant.

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U.'i-U! to ttT.r! r,f thr fr.-! Till" pi !mr m;n t:l:i ;;t 1 :'" p. riKy-lm i:i;flutcs ln-ntr- ;nl :'.x of Tvork at th" - Mr.i. ,rrtir(' tiiMc for o;- j,':ii: :citr r.TiI' rriia!-. Or. Fre rrm'i!h rr.al-- a f".- in, -:

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to th pojj of South Rend ! they pertained to th" ::iu h-ta!k .1-i of nd dra'l d "fl;i" epidemio. Tiu-i locil repr--r.t at ;- of th hoard of:

health entirely f!i-;icr-'l v.-ith nth r, !!-'Kr..vn hra!th a'ithoriüoy. who ' lo-;dly predict a ir-curvn'-f of th-! Hl;n-lrr,,K f,f h v.:, r ? mid hi

epidemic. , yoiiiii: .:iris atfnd'-fl tiu- i.( nir; oft,r'rtf'r..fi,...L gi,..t i , . .... ... - Offer Iies

Tr. Freyr-rrnuth stated tin? h.- h.ol'

o'illfil on a lozfn irr.iM :n-n4. physicians to or.!. tin tluir :-vs on

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Bakery Holds Opening

KEMBLE WILL HEAD OLD SOLDIERS' ORGANIZATION F. C. KcmMf was elected presi

dent of thf 48th Indiana infa.ntrv at I

the ljv;nes. meeting following the CTth annual reunion Wednesday. W. n. Uupe was chnfn vice pres. ident and K. Lir.fieJd, secretary and treasurer. A joint camp fire with the 2?th Indian lefriment was held Wednes-

d-- nicht. Amor.:; the speakers on

;!.. program are: T'onuade.-? M. r. t ! Ivichardson. Aaron Jonrs and Dan-i i ! S-vcn. The reunion of the 4th!

:tl--ied with th camp Tire. p-u that i of th 2?th was hId over until i Thürs -lay. I The officf rs of the 20th who were ! prrnt at th meetinr ar: F. M. i Winehell, Importe. president; .iJ ni'-on Wilson. Plymouth. 1ce pre?iJ dent; Charles E. Saoin. of Huchan- ! an, Mich., secretary, nnd Ferry Shoemaker, of Union Mills. Ind.. : treasurer.

r:jrinc tli- opepitr-r cr lr rrr. tion an

pi-'f.-rram wn provid d fr th , Ft:s o F.a'tin i'n. will offer prizes

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I hi.-; suhjert and said that otdy o'k- v:-i' rs and ouv nir io.tV'-- of hroad ! " a pessimistic regard irp the .j:t- !' i ' r! i h; t 1 and orrhe'ra für- ' I'-k. None of th- d'M-tors int r- !1 h' d music durir". th hours from V ! W( t ! k n 1' 1 f : i :ri'lmrti,. , . . ' 1 i n a 7 t . . 't , . , i ! 1 1 i T r k ;

th- ir.fh,-n.i, altho::,h two kn'ew of.e prcs-it to' e-rori" viimnJ rn!'n!!!"; niV. P- 2. The . .... . . . , - , , , , 1 t-rsr pnzt- of H'ii will ho awnrdcl -!ipi'-;-u- fusf. I r. rf rnui'h t uriviir h t Ii" nrv p!;int a iv -:.Mlaln , . . x. ,v .1 1 .i to lhf woman m .Northern Indiana fnrth'-r said th-tt then- was nr. -:rj-r. th- Wfnkllis of the Various ma- , , , ... ! ! whose hakinc: the indue prono:::u rs for worrv on this s r,r... :,r.l ;id-i-d 1 u . , , ... , ' ' 1 hu-st. Tlo1 prize lr.nf will ! .math.i,nr,; of houth r?-nd no to . , . , , , . , , U'.. the iTKlce Until th'V come to! well s,rit:,d with their t re:, t m on t ; arilIfMl f 0 t ho ot hpr hr;i nrJs. ir- i fs adniinisierei! !y Dr. Hush and. Hillirr Jt'de

i-pii ".i.s ,io rr.-i" on l lie ; , r;i . ;ua T t . t" Khide;;. The state

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Edwin M. Miller, charred with

r-d in the mr.nufae? uro nf ; chiid desertion, was sriven a suspend

ed sentence of two years In the countv jail hy Judre Montgomery in superior court Thursday upon the condition thai, he pay $lftfl hefore Nov. 1 and a monthly amount of $1 for the support of his two children. The two children. Kveiyn and Ernest, are now In the custody of Henrietta Howland. Miller's hond wns flxwl at 30Q.

imountin: to JTr-n to ;. divided iii'inu women wh prid'ice the

Miss Ada Hillier. principal of the

wh hae isite! t)f c 1 i n ic: S-' o m est i,- -iroico hi:i ,1 r !i e t?i.

tUrt whlch hrtWPrl a lnr numr'er assert tht it i the mo.-.- fully equip-1 hl-h rehool will net 'as judue of cafes now under treatm-nt. ffe .,.d and .-a;. aidy supervi.d in thi All th who wir-h to enter the Ptareri fht th patients se..,no.i ver tüe. v, .r ir ii., ri.a

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DISMISS ( ASM The case of the state of Indiana vs. Albert Johnson, charped with operating a motor ehlcle while intoxicated, was dlMiiiFsed in suprrior court Thursday. The case, which was appealed from the city court hy Johnson, was dismissed upon motion of Johnson's nttornev.

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SUITS $45

Dresses S25, $30 S35, S40 $45, $50

Srmrl s-jit effects with tricolctte vests, models with lon tunics and rope g:irdic3, with fancy lace vests. Plrun tailored models with heavy embroidery. Pretty blouse effects for Misses. SUIT AND COAT MATERIALS Silvcrtone, wool velour. broadcloth, velour checks, tricotine. pabaidine, scre, tinscltone, pom pern, chinchilla and plush. COLORS ARE: Navy, brown, black, taupe, pluir.. 'reen. navy and amethyst. The pa:rnris at these prices full lined either with silk or sol-sntin. Workmanship is the very best, the styles the very r.f west. A :eat many of them with fur collars and curf s.

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT You need not pay all in 30 days.

New Skirts Blouses Sweaters Millinery all moderately priced

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t1 Robertson Bros. Co,

Store Opew 8:30; Closes 5:30- SaU to 9:30 p. nu

Children's Tailored Hals

Felt, Beaver. Hatter's !

Plush. Gro Grain Ribbon Streamer. at $3.95 to

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Shoes That Wear Well The average boy or girl is active and takes more steps in a day than most frrown-ups. The result is harder on tneir shoes. Sh oes that are made to withstand hard usage are indeed a comfort. Our Trot Moc is a wonder for sturdy school wear, being a good weight leather and very well made for both girls and boys, sizes 7 to 13. Boys' Gun Metal Shoes, in button or iacc, custom last. A splendid school shoe, at $4.50 "to $5.50. Boys' Dark Tan Shoes, rawhide sewed sole, waterproof, at $4.50 and $5.00. Girls' Tan Lotus Calf Shoes, 7-inch top, laced. Prices according to size, 8J2 up to 11 Yi at $5.00 to $7.50. Girls' Vici Kid Shoes, a boot of quality and styles, sizes 2Yi to 6. at $8.50. Children's Tan Russian Calf Shoes, turn sole, button or lace, at $3.50 to $4.65. Also in Vici Kid at $3.50 and $3.95.

Homes with little sisters and baby brothers, also with the bijcr boys and girls going- to school, are probably busy just now getting the children ready for winter. There are new garments, both outer and undergarments, they must have, probably shoes; also head coverings. Our Juvenile Store can completely out tit vour children irem head to foot. What a great relief to mothers to find such a stock all under one roof. The restless youngsters are anxious, too, to get the ordeal over aand go back to play. Tomorrow, Saturday, Is Children's Dav For Growing Daughter The'growing young lady of today has her own ideas regarding styles and fashions, and in our Children's Department a mother or daughter will be delighted at the wondrous showing of apparel and accessories to meet the taste of any individuality. Girls' Fall and Winter Coats in Exclusive Styles Materials of velour, broadcloth, zibelinc, polo, bolivia, p!uh. silvertOne, Velvet and all-wool cheviot, in the newest Fall colors brown, copen, navy, taupe, green, morocco, rose and Pekin blue; many with trimmings of fur or plush. Sizes from 2 to 19 years. Prices from $5 00 to $60.00. Girls' All-Wool Serge Dresses In becoming models, including Russian blouse and sailor suits and other styles, in rich colorings of navy, brown and black. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Prices from $8.95 to $25.00. Complete Showing of Silk Dresses In good quality of taffeta or messaline. Many pretty styles, some having a touch off handwork to make them attractive; collar and cuffs of crepe de chene; colors, copen, rose and navy. Sizes 8 to 16 years, at $13.50 up.

Babv's Needfuls Are Here Everything that is essential for baby's use can be found in our Infants' Department. Here a complete. section is devoted to th exclusive wants of baby. Our little dresses are just the kind a mother would make herself. You will be interested in seeing them.

Sweaters Add to "Your Comfort A sweater dees not effect you mentally as a fire in a. fireplace, hut it produces that same snup and comfortable feoijnpr. Nowadays a sweater is indispensihle for many -occasions and appropriate for most all. You can see a most complete variety of qualities, styles and colors in our Sweater Department. For young girls wc have an exceptional value in an all-wool sweater coat, with collar, pockets and belt, at $5.00 a variety of colors, in sizes 32 to 36. We are also showing a beautiful sweater coat for ladies, in all-wool, both plain and combination colors, with collar, pockets and belt, at $7.95 to $10.00. Sizes 38 to 46.

New Autumn Neckwear The making of those quaint new vestees with ruffles and tucks can easily be accomplished with these new arrivals in the neckwear section. Price $3.50 to $7.50 yard. New Collars in exquisite designs of embroidery and val lace edging on georgette and organdie. Priced 59c, $1.00, $1.75. Collar and Cuff Sets of filet lace. Special at 50c set.

Underwear and Hosiery for Children Main Floor South Aisle. Carter's Underwear for Children, built for service, fit and comfort. Union Suits for Girls, made with drop seat, at $1.35, $1.50, $1.75. Size accordingly. Fleeced Unions for boys and girls, medium weight for present wear, at 59c, 69c, 79c and $1.00. Separate Garments of Wool, ankle length pants, high neck vests, at $1.00 each. Infants' Shirts, part wool, double breasted, all sizes, at 69c.

Special Sale of Hose Wayne Knit Co. half yearly clean-up sale of seconds in children's black Hose from the regular 50c grade. On sale at 39c. Also 20 dozen pairs of Pony Hose, seconds of 50c quality, tomorrow at 24c.

Boys' Wool Suits Smartly designed in new waUt lines, sturdily made to withstand the rough use boys are apt to give their clothes. Gray and Brown Mixtures, aIo in Blue Serges for dress-up on Sunday?; ages 6 to 18. Priced $10.00, $12.90, $13.50 to $22.50. Caps to match at $1.50 to $2.93. Boye' Blouses, percales, ginghams, black sateens and madras, at $1.00, $1.25. Boys' Sweaters, heavy wool slipover, roll collars, plain and combination colors, from $3.95 to $10.95.

Special Showing of Tailored Wash Blouse Batiste and striped dimity, wit ked aand plain fronts, pique collars anJ cuffs, high and low neck. Special at $2.9S to $4.50. New Voile Waists with roll collars, vest effect, tucked square necks, cuffs lace trimmed, at $2.25.

Gloves for Fall Wear at Reduced Prices Tomorrow you can save money on these gloves. We bought 200 dozen and offer them tomorrow at 25c, 39c, 59c Three pslendid lots in chamoisette and lisle, in gray, white and champagne.

Another Remarkable Shirt Sale for the Men The equal of these shirts cannot be presented to you for less ihan S2.oo.

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ies man regular, py using me ua, otherwise we could not give you the opportunity to buy them at the reduced pricee.

And if you want any you will hive

to come tomorrow, D'2 6 at däslj

These are not soiled, but brand new shirts just out of clean boxes, ee. window display on Michigan street ide. Men's furnishing section, separate entrance Jefferson street.

Exclusive Millinery For Children: Tailored Hats with ribbon streamers; in felt, velvet and hatter's plush. A big display reasonably priced.

A Grand Exhibit of Winter Coats Never was a finer lot of Winter Coats exhibited in South Bend as thes? Coats, Coats and More Coats Hundreds to choose from in every style, the newest of fashion's deceree; in all wool fabrics, fur fabrics and all fur. at prices ranging from what you care to pay.

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