South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 308, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 November 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ( nnrnPTiTinu in aurtna uw m Combatting Living Cost in New York Rot The 15 th Anniversary I 2 ll U I a l ' Store Ope?ts 8:30; Close 5:30 Sa to 9:30 p. n Rev. E. L. House Delivers Sec oncl of Series of Lectures at First M. E. Q iL Ol I i1 a

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i;frre another Hr" an I nnn.s- , ; '..isUc . udiet. -e. Tr- : I.. Houo :-' t livered hH free lecture .t the 1'irst !

M. E. rhtir h M"!.d.iv -. in"-; or: 1 1 1 füll,' ! , ' S u ir-r h n s .in 1 A'i'o S'.i j?t: Etior.a." The ti'.iif(! - j , r fr om the .t.it;dpo:n of n.o-If! p. - holcry and U1ijatrat! y rnariv inllnt. of common r- icti:i'' tic 1 'jbtlr frc -i ( i t!i- .ir.o ; - tionrt that ( npif to or- in iif- T!: rican b r.'i healing 1 : .! r.' i fs. h--unl' tii" rcin'ii .! 5ow-r o! tht stronf-r .s'jT" t .:! a- ot:i-oif-cf.,f- of a phyM' i H' ho 1.: ov. .- if- hum .ii l'f.ilv nri'l il l-- t.. no!' tlo- r 'im' ic rs'It" .-t strong :-

s n . i i i c;r :k ' -i i m ; 1 1 thro'iyh nint.i! h-.i'. ii :.'-t - ; i.oM,o!;. tr . .'ti't til : .ii-rtl Ml tin-,

inuil si:i,'c'?tinns it "Sm "urf-stion is th.it tr.fiiL;ht thit i Mm .-i to f " ! i .i not 'i ; ." u-l ! I r. llouso 'It r:i. run- through

-ol.s. n'-v.' -p.-ipc!'.-. ( nvcrh.i t ion s and ad orti-mnt - If i Miffu i'-nt in chance the who!" f-iu " lit-. si' tion- nr worl;injr n us all lie irr.- and 'o vo'ild h nil' y tiiT.i altorctlicr if ir u i not for i. ir own will ami r .omr..; power. '.'' can nf-'ativf- vil s ict st ion iirot'h .'into sntrt ions or If iermif.ation.

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; WELL PATRONIZK) "ROLLING NlV A -yj - 'VW ?T V "I ' i V" STORES' ' , - C.A ' ih " , . ' P:h m Mj ' ' V -Ai

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the ideas of inherited dheas the influence- of en irnnnient, suj.r r.-'i-; inn and stieh custom as wearirt: 1'ho k to emphasize; the thoviuht of !et eavcrncnt. TTie very most thit ' a r i rr. n jmi 1 1 ed is . we.ikevd nerve tendencies and these can in ft .jntc rarted and negatived by the uroji.'T MjirueytUT.x. SuperstitionfonrrrinK tho numl-er 1". about I'rirJay. about knocking on wood. ;u:d ca"'nnis such ;s tnotirnitm :if otirely out of harmonv with tin word of God. '"in our .ucKostions to children, we must dt :il in com ? nn t ve (! ins. To call a hoy la.". -tttpid, m -o id-lor-nothintr "will help to make bim mi and to sav to a r:rl that idn- i-; rrrvdii? i to brinr ;itut the very condition you wbh to .ivoid. To overcome weikenin'-: conditions there ratJt conn tin- remedial pitwer of the greater sui:i;tst ion. These r;ui be iven l y ten li'-r, pbyj'.i'ian. healer, patient or friend. "Auto-sutrr st ion is tin- cnidius

mind t ilkituv to tne :-u i .con rnus j

mind. lloni heiore yourseii tinf re at ideals. iive yourself the idea that you are poir to win. Tin mind can both create and deMrov di- se. The lhhle is full of r-at irest ions. (lod i-; continually sncsfetinj: to us possibilities that we can attain and realize. (Jive the church on the SihTath an pportunity to create reat things throusl the teachings of the word.' the word."

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Continues All Thu Week. Pour more opportune days to stock up at ivin: you will appreciate K;ter.

examine

. v York ncMi lea- a well r.-irdr.

well iatro;::7ed set of I

oiiini.- store- " up. its s 1 1 1 ' ts. where-

1 mu the i ss .;r. loud m-oiliict.

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I '-"i" h -tna!i minimum d pro:-,t ;

' to the cot"--i ir.er. Tv. er:t -!'. e ,,f ; tiie store.- ate Tiow ofiefatin- to

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i i t i lliat within a month !v. o or three hundred wil! he n.i-r itinf the same as in the a ( i o;u pa n." 1 IT-: pi iiires. U'nerei .o sihh veterans of the .' are ' I w j . ii; The 'ollin-' ssot'c:," do Kot assert thev ran hi inu: b.o k those ohl la What, tiny do maintain howewT. i that by eliminst!!.: the lar-e or-

m-ad erens" vhieh mut ' m in

uoe-t oroinaiy storey the-, (ii, -r" materially lessi-n the co.a. of food1 1 1 f 'o t he coti.-su ftn r. -f ciiini'. lli'M r are no nicey Ii smelted ;. or eountets in these ro w t ' i e-. ur ai" tln re any -uaVc cbs !, s r. l,n ha tile art of selling ':n"'ti ii down to a inn se and who ai made you l t oil are Jii.-t nat-

Buying Fresh Cgg-S"

ura'h- a downright skinflint if ou don't bu the lest butter at eiirhtyie cents a pound. A driver and

l o e-SoldiTS

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the only ! i ks am tde;ie.

about the "rollinc stores.' They are .jolly and nblifriih-T. but nu can take their vates or have vni. I'ist

GIVE FAREWELL DINNER TO F. L DENNIS MONDAY

A firewell b'npiet was iriven in the Ilotary room at the Oliver hotel .Monday niht by niore'tharj ::on employee f.f the Indiana ami Michigan Mleetric in honor of l-'n-d 1. I'ennis.

who Is leaving to take a position with ; the Studebaker corporatiott. ' !Ir. Pennis has beert an emnhuel

of the electric company for twenty! u--frs and at the time of hi resiur- ' '

Leaders From Local Lodges

into the organization at the next regular meeting, Monday, Nov. IT.

Two candidates were initiated and a rra m:-nn ti t s for the organization's soi i . 1 1 and dam e were completed it a regular meeting of l-'idelity Camp. W. o. V.. No. i's, in V. o. W. hall. Monday nisht. Touncil Commander H. V.. Purneker presided. The memberplatt a hi social for relatives and friends in YV. . Y. lull net Monday nisxht. Thirty-five members of drill team No. 1-. Woodmen Circle, went to Klkhart Saturday niht and held a surprise party there in honor of Mrs. Myrtle U.-idt. a former member of the local circle.

Three candidates. John II. Vanalem. Joseph K. Hall and Ih-njamin H. Konerts. received the initiatory de:jrr-e at the regular meetir.i; of Abraham l-imoln Iodide. No. syo, I. o. o. F., in lied Men's hall. Monday ni'lit. Noble Crand Milo Hauh-litze-presided at the business meetim; and at the decree work.

AVALON

GROTTO

NGERMONIAL

Clans for their hip: dance- No'.'. 1were comph ted by the Klks at their regular meeting held In Klks Temple, Monday ruplit.

Mi iiiI'its of South I'.end lodi:e No.

l.iyal Americans of the llehehl a drill practice in l?ey-

! !er Ii all. Mondav nicht. The rehear-

r.atfon was treasurer. He will take

up his duties as k.mu-'mI minaer ofi':,! n's ' preparation for the lo. Ice's

the housing depjrtment of tin- Stu

ilehftker rorporatloti im:ned:ate!v. I for VVedm-dav ni'ht. Nov. 12.

Arrangements for the first decree ir.iliation wen made Monday nicht at the regular mectiac of the Knights of Columbus. A seci ii meeting will be held Wedtn sday

m KHi.(ii; lici;nsi:s. Frank Ct. Scott, soldier. New York, N. V. to Jreda Anderson, housekeeper. South Henri. Albron S. Scarbauich. section b.and.

officers, scheduled Walkerton Ind to Kthel Hittlc do-

Slu i nu-stic. Walkf-rton. Ind.

ndlouink' the dinner m.,nv of tljoj I'rt ,U ' l',,slf,,',1'i ' L,,nT. of ( hl" Clydo Swinderman. barber. South emplovcs pave extemporaneous : r,uo- n,M ,,r' ::t h(' installation to Mrs. Flrei;ce Swinderman.

speeches of Tan-well to Mr. Dennis . ! " 1 " 1 "n.uiu "''. saleslady. South IUt:d.

Frederick A. Hran. president of the j 1 - "I1Vl1"" P' t snlent: 1-loyd electric company atod nu toaMmas- vice presid.-nt: '. H. Finch.

I secretary; i.. a. Mauiur. treasurer; I Mi'. Floyd Fulmer. sergeant; Mrs. 1.1. Attline. pilot; Mrs K. .1. Sti'ififer. first corporal; Mrs. t Deal. , sc ml lorpoial: John Ktthne.

i u'.iard: Harry Vandnihursr.

ir.n ; re i it nn, o:au ri-

tfr. A company of entertainers and an orchestra provided son and dnncc throughout the even inc.

Opium can b bouciit for

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I Miran) an our.ee in Uurma and o!,l for ?D an nur.oo in Shanghai.; Tiie result i- vhrdes.ale srmicclinc.

'lsiror froni Detroit v. ere enter-

'aia.d 1 v tin tuhers of

Arlo F. Murdick, trunk marker. South I'.end t Kay Murray, woodturner. South Henil. Horenzo H. (t.amble, clrrk, Mishitwaka to Anna Jewel, clerk. Muha-waka.

Hold Entertainment and Initiation for Visiting Brothers of Elkhart.

Dr. Martha Turner Toilet Preparations

Sellins: of Dominant Interest

If every woman who reads this announcement could herself i -

these coats we would need to make no comment on

this 1 3 1 Ii Anniversary opportunity.

At S75.C0 to $200 Rich, soft. Wool Coats, that show marked promience in quality of newer faeries, uch as Chameleon Cords. Peach Moom, Velour de Laine, Bolivias. plain tailored or with, handsome fur collars of capelike proportions. At $25, $35 and $45 New, fashionable, well , made Coals, so exceptional only early choice can assure against disappointment. The fabrics are in rich fail tones of fashionable woolens, silver- - tones, tinselcords and linsehones and many others. Tailored with loose backs or pleated with all around belts, ample pocokets and lare cape collars. Short Coats of Plush

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$30 and $0K

Only four mor hc-c noted suit

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day;-, of ,ih;". Gin

Sale ends Sv.t

A saving of f::v, $10.0'" $I5.')0 is worth' of vol" .ttcnlio:..

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All si. ts up to A

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A most welcome snappy mode for the slim woman or miss who delights in long walks. Of Soft Silky Plush, in black and beaver, also gray Krimmeer fur fabric. Loose back with half belt in froni; also full all around belt3. Plain and fancy linings. Price $39.75 and $50.00.

American Beautv Lotion .5oc Dandruff tiradicator 5oc Long Plush Coats

Hygienic ueniai uream uc Complexion Cream 5oc Complexion Powder 50c Turner's Kose Üloom 50c

at $35.00, $65.00, $85.00 Sealette Plush, deep dyed black, looks so much like the genuine fur; smart belted styles;

Turner's Nail Polish '. 25c some wn collars and cuffs of natural raccoon Turner's Up Stick 50c and black opossum.

Turner's Perfec Routre 5oc

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values von wj

in. Suit Waists of sttiprcl satins and taitetas. tn v?ry deiir?.b!c :-hules at o.'H) nd up to $ I 5.00. Tailored Creprr elc Chrnes wi'h hir;h cr bv neck, also witht hawl collars, at $10.00 to $15.00. Box Pleated Waists of crep-2 de ebene with collars and cuffs to match, at $15. Navy Satin Wai'drv tailored, and trimmed with smoked pearl buttons, at $15.00.

One hundred members of Ma-Ha-Di Grotto, of Flkhart, were the Kuests vi Avalon (Jrutto at a ceremonial and social session Monday niqht. The festivities started with a parade from the Masonic temple to the. Oliver theater. Members of both grottos in costume at d the Ma-Ha-Di grotto band were in line. Thirty Candidates. Thirty candidates, fifteen from each city, were initiated at the ceremonial. at the Oliver theater. The Avalon orchestra furnished music during the ceremonial.

A buffet luncheon and Mnoker was 1

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in the initiation. The event was one J .e .1. -..l . , ..

oi wie lemuai senn-aunuai nieeimj-'s s

of the two grottos, the net one nf whudi will be htld at Klkhart next spring.

Usq Pyramid fop Piles

Then Yon Will Learn Whai Solid Comfort Ift. If In Doubt, Send for a Free Trl.iL.

It's Easy To Deceive a Sick Person OTTl

But Dodd's Kidney Pill Are Reliable.

Sick pe-onl seize the first so-called 'cure" offered. Vivhl tales of miraculous cares til the patient mth fal?e hope The best course to follorr if suffering from iridney or bladder disorder rheumatism, headache, i to take Dodd'a Kidaey Pill?- nearly fifty years the standard remedy. Dodd's Ki;ney Pills t

Itchinjr, bleedinpr or protruding to enjoy life. Minor ailments today, if piles often come without warnimr neglected, will make you a wreck. Vou can't

and everyone should know of I'yra-

Kdward '

si.i:r.i sixci: nvr. .v Ni:V YollK. Nov. r.. Mrs. Iora Mintz. who has been sleeping contiiuionslv since (,ct. ,". is not e-

cicntists expect to find the lar'ievt rerrams of pitm.itie m.in in ill'' vast plateau f Centra Asia, Moith of the Ilimd iya mountains.

j curt. No. 1 1 1! 1 , Catholic 'tab r of ! I'orest rs. at their first meeting in

Sli' k hall, their new c,uarters - Mon-

pecteil to live

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Chief Kan-er Ch.arle-

! Taverit'.er presided. Five nppliea-

im: her reported Monday thai she i irrowin-: weaker and That little

i l'.opt is held for her recovery from she "sleepinc sit kr.ess."

mid Tilo Treatment. If you aro

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go wronjr if yoj taVe Dodd's Kidney Pills

ttnree u s ir. the ramei in the flat, round cox. If your drnggi't can't supply you. send ua his nam and 60c. in stamps f r the genuine. Dodd Medicine Co.. Buffalo N V 1 Safe. Mild Cathartic, Diamond Dinner Pill

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The climate of the British clony ' of Sierra Ione on the west coast

of Africa is so malarious that tlu

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There Is otMnBr !More Grateful Than the Relief Crom Piles.

i n nn- ctifforlnr- StVpr RPnrt for -

oh.ny is called "lhe waite man's! free trial or po to the nearest dru?;ravc" pist for a 60 cent box. Ask for . j iyramid IMle Treatment and take no ,, . .. - . . , 1 Substitute. Many 5ame tnbos forbid their; out this coupon and raall.it

I members wakintr a slee'.ier sudden- 1 for a free trial.

1 iy lest the soul miiit then be wan--

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Try NEWS-TIMES VVant Ads ! ed." The' appiü-anYs . iii' n.V r;, ,fv. a 1 Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

J oenr.u and nut have time to return , ' to the body.

Let The Wedding Bells Ring Out

FREE SAMPLE COUPON CdO Pjrainli BltJg., atarstull. lllca. KInllr set.1 rae ft Free samrl of ryrimid Pile Tretnftat, la plat a wrapper. Name ..... t Street City 5Ute....

HARRY L. YERR1CK

F.. aMi Köm ana unerai uu 745

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Getting Too Fat? Try This Reduce

People ubo don't prow ;co fat are the ! fortunate xcepti"ti. Hat If you Und too fat act umubtlnp or already ("uniterforr.'', ; nu vlll !o rvi? to follow flits UCCC!- j tion. whl-'h I4 endorj-ed lv tbouands d i

i peojd vf!o knw. Ask y aur druggist j I tor if you i-ref-r writ t th Marm!a

Co.. Woodward Ave.. Tetroit. Milt.i for a t.ir' fuse of Marinola lreeriptloij ; TaMetn. $1. is th prl-e ti.-: worli over. by doln? tliis ytu will he -af? fr.:u harmful drus nntl h able to re.Su e i tn. thro' or four pounds t week with- 1

c-ut lletit.,; or exereljie.

Adv.

The colors in an aerate become brighter when the stone is boiled in oil and then in acid.

THOMSON AND Mc KINNON 301-304 J. M. S. Bldg. Me:nt-ert New York Stock i:xttauge. New York Cotton Lx-cLriu-e, New Orlenns Cotton I'.x-cLaUfc-e, Ci-irajo htoek ticLane. CLitaeo Iioird of Trade aud ludiaca bankers' Asso'latlcn. Iiirect l'rlvate W:re- t- all Market. rilONES Ilell .Main SJi), 301, SUZ. Lincoln 0i$.

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cesfull- to parl rishe.-y, the ray

uetectin.L.- the presence of the pearl i

without rctuirin opvnir.g- the ahelI-L?'ii

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No matter VHAT your line, make your place STAND OUT and be seen of men! Set a shrub in the grour.J. in a perfunctory vay. and leave it there to live or .iie. and it may grov. but it will grow faster if ;ou feed it. Start up in business, indi::ere:itly attend to the wants and needs of your customer?, and if you rise in the scale at all you will surely ri' e faster if you set n;:t to make yourself SHIM; by the pleasing quality of your service. Let a number of bands be plsyin in the park or, a field day each band will attract listener, but if there's an extra sood band in the park, gradually the extra good band will ga the crowd. Most average humans the rank and file nf the community by nature are tractable as a ret colt. Sus:ar therii ap" now and then, deal with them justly and pleasingly, and they'll follow you all over the lot. Give all comers FULL MEASURE and the SQUARE DEAL beam benevolently upon all hicrh or low, rich or poor and you'll do a r;rowinc busineis, no matter WHERE you happen to be located.

The honest hustler who SERVES can nail up hi" SIGN in an arid WASTE and an appreciative pubi c will pass up nearer and showier places and make pilgrimages to his DOOR! Advertise your business in The News-Times and let the soul of kindly SERVICE show through! You will wax strong with the years!

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