South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 278, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 October 1919 — Page 2

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THE bUUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DUBL!CITY WILL

WE PON

POSTOPPICE MEN

Claim Strike Would Defeat Their Attempt For More Wages.

Week 's Temperature Higher Than Usual

I'Vi'h'r for thf i ; hr" i',r -i f ,

'xrc): :i rraZcl ' to poor.

li.r.v'. normal

in Trup r iU;r throughout th stat. n rr.i: tr ; i port ivn nut by J. If. At niip?r,ri of th w-'ithT b:ifvi r.f Inflian-ij'Clts. A U w too ni-hts w 'nmuntTf d un.-.c: th1 ur-k an! nn frost In

fh' r.rt h'Tn r i r t of fh" :-';if' which j

Th sumnviry rivor. for th rntiro

I ' ountry by th? drnnrtment of ar-

rlcultur ;.t,it-s: "Th- weather of the wfi k was favoraMo for matUT-j ins lat ropF. i-x'-'-pt in th- i-outh-i w :-t. wh re it va too m, wet arvlj rlomly. ;md in th- northw. t, whprp ' It Was cool." ' Wry little uhf.it lias yt i.'-n'

r,u.--J iirt 'Imuc' '.M'h the ex-jj-own in the .voutlurn ounties hut ' pt:on of n rliht ruppr'C criv-n Intel work alort? that lino in th" northern

V.it .1 r-'ril:-' Tut i r-ur-'-,riv --jr!-p.iirr is th" mtho'l M,.it v ill h" usM by the i rp.ploy - of the outu R'ni po. t o?!;re in th" lr ff:rt to ret an In Tase jrj v.-j -. t h puM!'- th- w" 'uarlor. of th" po-M m-n ul!! r - t r , 1 O-r. '

an-! will cor.'in'J" :n i-VaiUi lii-J fori T' 1 '?

7'oVjfof . in s,m' of th" lowla r.d?.

f-'Mnr- hin war. fn.-i'lr-r i:ly

the a r i:1 'Iwr.nr: f lie w a k rjr. .pite t r,vlv wr.ith' While the Mirt .-h.or.r rp; irlii prricre--., w.i nri'l in .- dinr. plowmcr. 'Iovr hulling ani com rutting. Manv of the dfiy Tuvf il ultrv ilnrin" th- h? ;u rrioi:-. .ve-i fV.or is report-i a:; -liorf, h'jt th cop ji -oni fn xrInt in

Tli i'o fiit r i ri Inw im

part of fh? state

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about n we. 1;

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the

iifwi-pipf r a' erti.-iiu: th

are Tilannn'' er!:r;- 1 r t : - t

various rn-n of thr rnrnniur.ity ,i t . . ! sunour.fl it-z eour.tr;.. r v::i:; th--facta arc.1 a.-ktn that "fir . . b urrrd to :;et a v. v.- -. i! f..r thm. Old Stair. rrorhinT unnVr n war- : ib !" on-rfs' in 1?'7, t r I: 1 :i t that tint" "a pi?t ami fair - Tint s-e.ii. pns the ? n 1 1 frr-m tJ 1 . 1! o r annu allv with -..n- f-u- that Hf ie n hi the si r'-. i"- ' f-ora li to 1o ye-irs crptfint: J!.-'"'. T this ttil ist tKc.il yr-ir w. . .m!'1''1 a bonu.-i of jr,n .1 t' in pr i r i 'li'f" an-1 J.'. ("if. thir :i- al year. Ptati.-t :e:- i-pn in the :i i rrti in matter -.f tli'- in ul niii '.Ln-.r fhitn rt ie of cpiri'y au-l i i af. sine' i''i7 at. 1 . s i- r- MT. in.-t f in shor;- at l.'.n pore tit. inu' asc in bthint: at 1 prir.nt. The. South Ienl cmpl'ivi:; av starting the rampaiu th.t is ep te.l to be taken nj bv I'lh.h'irt. Mbhawaka, Iijfte. "a!::lv Plymouth ami nil th" Tfivi)-; of the surrounding countiv. Tb' put. lie will be informed of flu- satuation .f the men. not only now hut during th."

war when tluv vn;-l,i at their;

idde-1 duties withou oi.e mention

rt striking whib ti -ally '.rv other!

lin" of labor wa.-i dem mlim; increase-. Ilotir Sm1o. There i.s i5f. de-f iii hour.- nskd but time and ne-half is ask-,l for overtime- The pi-ht liour day i-; in operation in the po il ,-t m now hut many tiim :- ru. Ii of mail rauKs th'ni to be held until lite into the r.ifrht. Th-y art- ask im: that fix hours niTht luty (iuialnt to eicht hours day wf.rk. "Our work is a sp ji!;:'t 1 business." said one of the mn. "and i in demand by no on- tint the icstal department. Therefore we are unabh" to put through any inert t:r. Our best ihance is that of a new w.acre sc ale beinc pai.-ed by ronr and public opinion can ? t that if they demand it. ur rerjuests are only what we consider ncsraiy and are as conservative ;;s we car. make them " Organizations. There are about T'o men eniployeii in the South Hej-.d iost oJ7':c" earning front JS'-O to Jl.'CO yearly. Various unions have l.r mi rst-ibpshed for

"NEWBIG MOVES UP!" The a'.".' l eiit' d frera -.:r lii di:..: n re' .i". Yen !.ie .r;i ain f' t-r Sell-f.-itiinj M'!:ifer in.m .-iti'-".! Monitor i'.al! Jroip .N. P". hi- P.id 1 Am. Sumatra. A:n. I.im . I S. I!:i''iitT, r..ibliu. M.-. ltr .:nd tS.w s'.-.t to lifw li!li day after day. It was mpa isi.i-d t!:af M st inrl T'l badern w-r t!!.aired. .-'iii! thit Meiitr- r Sp-ei.ll neidd be iütil.ilth U.UC pretltAM thi holds r-.vd "U. rt!;er p'ia'tios iixli.at.- iia:l:u" bi:n;s. .:al teaiiv in iroiie l;"ii!! be i-i ;I:t at

pinv d th" m adows tut in ?fri' i"cj 1 I he ran;

prnirres-sed ;

ibovc rapid'y fl'iiinc the we"k Somewhat

bi-; th in half of the proposed acrea'" h.ar b'.en ;oun in th" entralj .-f''U')ti. v.hi!" the preater majority

of it is in the ground in the north ern part.

S'. Joseph countv's main activities; i during the week wer' whe it plant-! int: ami ensiling. Work tip'n tlusej is weil towarfls ompb'tion throuchon' the county and the recent soak-, in rains make the farmers of the'

and p'istur

e i- from fiir i county very optimistic.

I rora" tini.- b-it the m-n sav they will ! b" ! f a 1 1 n th' ir own Miino-f were

flu:.' to : tri;.-. Th" organizations im-'nT the men are the National As- . o.uition r.f le tter j.irri-r. th N'at:nn a! Fi'lfiatiMii ff I'osial "l"rl;sj and the St. .b.eph County Rural I. t- r )riir.s ;i; .-o iati'an. .Men of th" por' il d partnu nt thri:hoUt th" country ha- been asbiii': an iri'T' i- in wa'-:s to ni-et the inej-eaf-e in living ('ost but this h.a- b n oj.pr .i ,- I'fistinast"r Ibirl'.on upon th" rounds that the is I't in:- ioiic satisfactorily upon the present scale.

CLAIMS TRUCK INJURED HIM, SUES TO RECOVER

Y. M. C. A. SCHOOL WILL HAVE LARGE ATTENDANCE

N'nah ; Lehman arks SIO.OOO I i i::a s of William II Nichols fcr miMiies rcriel when he was run

over by .i truck of Nichols, in a suitj

Hbd in circuit court Saturday. Lehman alleys in his. bill for dam, irres th it he was riding a

i bicycle en South st., May J I. 131'J.

! wh"ti h" was run over bv an em-

ph-ye of Nichols who vas driving a cif of Xi-hois. iroprietor ot the Twentieth Century parage. Inimies which Lehman f l.ums h"

r'Ce;vcd in the accident

I .-ca!. wounds, concussion of th" I 'rain, injuries to ms". cut under I li'ht eye. cut on riant fore arm and I s'-vcre injuries to spinal column.

Kntries which have already been mafic in the V. M. C. A. nisht school our.sf ,s to besin Monday. Oct. ', indicate that the classes will he unusually larpe. In addition to the regular courses in bookkeeping and drafting several new course,-; ,hap been added to the curriculum including wireless telegraphy, salcsmanship and Spanish. This latter course will be taught by Prof. Corona of Notre Danv university, a native Spaniard, and because of our commercial relations with South America requiring that young men speak Spanish, the class is expected to be one of the largest. R. L Patterson Kline who spoke at chautauqua on the League of Nations will again direct the public speak is class. Mr. Kline's office is loca -d in Chicago and he comes here one a week. The special courses in wireless telegraphy, salesmanship, Spanish

, and public speaking will not begin

until about Nov. 1.

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Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30SaU to 9:30 p. m.

The Newest Millinery in our displays is imburci with the very spirit of originality. A snug shape for morning walks or shopping a hat of picturesque allurement for afternoon. The assortments are most complete.

! K. A. Schumarker of India, an int( r nation il foreiun wer!': secretary i ff the y. m. c. a. was in South lU-nd 1 Saturday.

I'll? 1-7 PRKVKNTIOX D.W. I ire Prevention day w'U be ob-

includ" J served with appropriate exercises at

the meeting of the Mothers' club of Colfax school to be held Thursday atternoon. Oct. 'J, in the assembly hall of the school. A program will be given by the children of the school an'd a speaker will bo provided by the South Uend Welfare association. All women of the district are urged to attend.

NAME "BAYER" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN Tak'a tablets only as told in each "Bayer" package.

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mm JfA Dependable pMtj rnrs 1

The

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coming between November the I 2th to the I 5th indicates many delightful balmy days between now and then. The heavier clothing demanded for colder days will seem uncomfortable. Dresses will be in demand smart dresses and furs will have their say. Our Buyers have just returned from the New York markets and report a most opportune purchase of sample dresses which we will place on sale commencing tomorrow, Monday.

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Beautiful Dresses on Sale Tomorrow

New Models in Tricolettes browns, navys, taupes and blacks; beautifully beaded, braided and embroidered, no two alike. Special at $65.00 to $85.00, also some in plain tailored at $50.00. New Modes in Serges and Tricotinesremarkable fine quality ; navy, black and brown; braided, buttoned and plain; straight line and coat effects. Wonderful values at $25.00 and $35.00.

in all styles

We cannot too strongly emphasize the advisability of buying GOOD Furs, ignoring completely the price-appeal of "cheap" grades. Good furs are an investment. They are worn year after year, always looking rich and aristocratic. "Cheap" furs go to pieces in short order. We sell only the most trustworthy furs, carefully selected and expertly made up. Let us show you how moderately priced they are.

Fashionable Short Coats of all Fur and Fur Fabrics Smart coats that faithfully reflect the favored fall and winter fashion features. Hudson and Baflin Seal Plush a perfect imitation of the natural fur, soft and silky. Priced at $65.00 to $87.50.

Fur Fabric Coats in taupe, beaver and black plush

silk lined in fancy or plain silks. Priced from $19.75 to I

$45.00.

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ifaf'le vol .m'1' a'UaiKs I On.' nvire. tl.' .Menit r b-a rlf-sl v ; emiuit ite!f t' .i vin its opii::.i:s. .are J '.1 Tjr"'ii r'Tf'' f-l ir.. a i .f .'-t.i!- j !l!iln: P :Tir x ef A.-, an:-1: 1 TT i an 1 !! j tri!utUT.. Nv nh!.-1! T!'.,-v A . I ri i ; i t '

ir tl n .an ! ; ri'fit.il.lv in-I'. ite'l. ltr.ir.r.e,s ff ri'l-.i:'- !v tl." iri.orar.t

Us .1 n mpin S1cn i f-r t ' . -e oitt'ei: st I w A or) in, preffw fur fvrrv! dlv t!, ist ! nefk 1 1 r 'tits net i! 1 "i ' I '' ! :v ,' ?! laf. J-ii' e .f u." ot;r ira; i

".triiij int,' the tir w -a;:;.- t n . Tl uf? lay . with "r.ii'y" .arhi z. t . Krerv investor :in.l tr.i !r !-.'';M .t i tli (Vi4lN ab'V. at e;', o. j l,iItlvr!T nvT' sn if '.e:.a'. ri . IrMi , r,l!i! r npM'l:lf i re.ett t 'T-'lk i.tjf if thlr ljtf-t Mffiinnil tti'n ar"' Spe.-ial (rfrr: Moni;;; ri:' V ! One-hlf n:rr.tli -1 vor') f..e al..e ; 'n raerrs. .a profit z-i- r uf r,- f.r f.rt psrnfnf. t-rf.r" p.i vlr. :i.- tin Falenrf of r.intl t 1 ti Mit cf ;r--fif- s nfti-r ''rr t .tlvi-e I..tr;e ''1 xhit'ifs with C"n Ii: y --- ef ' lf.-r Mthe.'.s ar.'l I'-r'N fr.-.. "-.. t- J Iii it riNANd L MONITOK.

Thf' "Cayer Cro-v" :? the thumb- saffly relievp Colds. l-ritit ef Kfir.iir.f -r.ycr Tablets of Toothache. Karache. ... . . I Lum'oito. Ilheuinatisin.

I Joint Pains, and Pains generally. i:nitati..n. and identities the senuint- j IIandv tin boxes of twelve tablets' A;irm p:ciit ed by h dcians for cos-t but a few cents. Druspists also

Headache. Xcuralffia. Neuritis.

cu r ( glitt en years. sell larger "P.ier" packages. AsAlw.ns I ' i " an unbroken rc pirin is the trade mark of Kayei :-e f "Hay e;- Tablets of Aspirin" J Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester

u h contains prrper directions to of S.ilicylicacid. Adv.

Special Hoiic

C ir.tr to the tre:n nlo : :ncr.ise in our iiur-inc.-s. we w ie f orx ed to turn away customer on account of our x r. ..'. i i : T t( secure liele. Ho'.iwr, r.T e .ir1 r!3d to .lrr.our.ee to the public thi Me can liar. l'e anv iob. I.i r or

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pec;-. -d tll'ii',

hi:.irjntar.j all w i k .rd b -liveries. Better for You to pa- us a ---tr.ail anup.! to take of your suit, t h r. to pay ilr' for a new :. Lad;e' and ti'T.''-' iZ irr.'.er.t:: altprcd. c!e.ir.f-d. v. I. t- ; airr d r r d 1 AETNA SYSTEM CLEANERS 1..:; lamoln Va I" Until Plwnr- Oj p. M.mdptpc

5, Shoes .J

Women's Boot Shop

Wishes to announce that Mr. L. Berland, former manager, has arrived from overseas where he served with ist U. S. Division. He has taken full management of The Berland's Fashion Shoe Shop again. Smart Fall Women's Footwear at

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WondeTtul values at

Open Saturday Nights Till o:5o.

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K ' WOMEM'5 SOOT SHOP

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K0THEPS

Going Great

Already the big new bakery has been called upon to extend itself in order to supply the demand for MOTHER'S FIRST PRIZE BREAD. Slightly more than twenty-tive thousand loaves were sold the first day. This is a new record for any brand of bread in the Suuth Bend field. Orders are coming in from surrounding towns at a rate that will soon force the big plant to capacity. Were you among those to secure one or more of the twentyfive thousand sold the first dav? Give Mothers First Prize Bread a trial. Your sense of taste will bring you back to your grocers for more and more. YOUR GROCER HAS IT.

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Thi$ is the key that opens the door that lets you in on a charge account to the home that O. & . built. Tomorrow we will put on sale fifty Diamond Rings, like illustration, and fifty Watches, as described, on payments of only

BUSSE

BAKING CO. 906-918 Portage Ave.

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Specially selected Diamonds snappy and of good qualitv, ;et in green or white 14 and 18K solid gold rings, pierced and engraved, hand-made, showing the stone off to best

advantage

ONE DOLLAR A WEEK

Illinois V atch 17 jeweled high-grade movement, accurately adjusted, -ith double-stock 25-year goldfilled case. $320

One Dollar a Week

Temporary' Location 127 W. Jefferson Blvd. Oppcs te Postoffit Bell Phone 1817

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Or CTLtlJIT Julias.

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Quick and Easy Lunches A few bottles of " Hoosier Cream " in the ice box and you are ready any time for anybody. A sandwich, or simply seme cheese and crackers, with this snappy, zestfu! drink make a luncheon tr.ai invariably pleases and satisfies. You never tire of " Hoosier Cream."

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' H oosier Cream" inserted at hoi?!, cafes and zoda fountains insist on having it served cold ice cold. 'Delivered lo;our home in cases cf dozen bottles iy your grocer or by

Hoosier Cream Company South Bend Indiana

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