South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 28, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 January 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TO ERECT NEW

OFFICE BUILD

Dr. Hager Will Erect Office Structure on N. Lafayette Blvd.

Transfer rt tho tropmy -,wrt'i by Dr. Walt r A. H i. r .'it tho north-xrr.-it corrif r of I-if i . t! Mvl. ar.'l W. "Washington ;iv. to th" Ktandai'l Oil Co. was -:fc4-t"J Turn-! iy. A tilling station 1m to be plart-Ml thor by tho Standard Oil C'o. 'ind th kction of a ncv. ot!'.c bnUdiiJ Jurt r.orth of the property ."old has already bn Hartfd ,v Dr. II.it: r. The property vhk-h i.-: a part cl the criminal StandrUld i.-t.tt was purcha.-fd by Dr. HiF'-r v.iorr than J!) y'ar ao and lias s::u )' n ocuplfd by hl, nfflro t utMir.t,'. Th'; portion retained for h! nf w Imildin I al?o a part of the Htand !ifM prop, i rty Wh' n complrtd Dr. IlaR'-rS liTiildini: will hf a two Mory rirproof structure uith thoroughly mo.lf-rn orT.cc oiulpmnt. It. Hae i him-!f will occupy th !';r?t I'.oor which i to Jnclud- uln suits ot room corn pr Lsinc: ;t rfct'i-t'im rtiom. privat ortlcp, y-p'-ial rooms for Ihosn wishing nose and throat tratinrnts and for rye patient?. ?n opritins room and two recovery rooms.

INGERSOLL TALKS TO LOCAL REALTORS

"I nm nstoundod nt th rhnno in South DnI during tho pat two yoars,' .said Tom S. Incrsoll. rta"y of tho National Association of Roat KMato hoards, in a talk bofr.re th South 1'rnd board at tho V. M. CT. A. Twohday noon. "Sinro my last vi-it in South T'ond about two yrars ao. I tan 5fo wonderful rhantrrs in the city Tnd ,ilfO promises of j-tU! greater rliarm in tli" nrar future," said Mr. lnc;er?oll. "South Ibuid is like flint. Mioli.. Akron. Ohio, and many othT pi icps but it looks to iiif a houfih th lioii -int: situation would no proprr.'v mot b'To." "And with all iw inoroiK's you Hon of the real state board .should "oa1i. your responsibilities. Vhn i man contos into your oft ire with 11.000. tnnmy th;t b- h.is worked for years to accumulate, and wants o huv a hotiso ho is rutting all tho ?ont1ilcnr. of li.s yntr' M.-iviner 1" your hands and you muM not Violate that oonfub-nr'. '"The real stit boards have nlopted a code- of thirs. It w thr. policy of t lf?-r- tioiirils to ,.iv lottT M-rvlc" Instrrnl of more money. That is what your aim stioutd bo. Work toother for the pooti of the community, not for personal pain. "I want to too South IVnd pot the cup offered by th real estate: board of Chicago for tho bt five minute talk at tho annual convention In Kansas City. That will bo the br?t way of advertising your city."

SECRETARY OF Y. W. C. A. WILL LEAVE CITY m Miss Gertrude Myers, pmeral icretary of the Yountr Women's Christian association has tendered her resignation to tho board of directors of the association, th resignation to Vfcome cfTfctivc h. 29. tiys Ifyfrs 1 1 r : i - i n ir hrr work lfr to assume u fimilar position at "WilkeFbarre. Pa. For s?i years Miss Myers has been In the employ of th local association, throe years hs otüco .oorotary nnd three as peneral secretary. Durinij her period of service she has lone murh to eptablish the institution In its present position of intlune In civle affairs. A successor for Miss Myers lias not been selected but the board of directors are now in communication with tho central field an 1 rn appointment will be made as soon as possible.

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Miss Davison is tho daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. DavLson. Sho is a debutante and one of the ac tive workers ftr the midwinter ball for the Union Settlement, to be k'iven at the ltitz-Carlton, in New York, on Jan. 0 .

OUTLINE PLANS FOR ANOTHER AUTO HIGHWAY

I South Bend is to ho on another through automobile highway, arcordlnc to plans outlined bv the inter.tato committee behind tho movement. Th ccmmlttrr- met in Chicv-ro "Monday afternoon. South I'ond was reprtserted by Alexander Jacobson, eeretary of the commercial bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, and Kdward Zeitler. Th rnser.t plans of the comaittee call for a highway vs.-i:-.r through Jackson. Mich... K.il imazoo. M:ch.. Nilrs. Mich., j.-inir. the Ianoln highway there. p.isintr tluouti

c-tith K nd and on to .To!!., t. III. Another meeting of th cooioiittt will i.e held in Chicago !' !. :i.

News of tEe City j from tba Official Records MAJtiUAcn; rjn:sr;s. Wiliiard Drake, 23 years old, fortster, Xihs, Mich., to Helen Osla-cha-. 21 years old. laundry work, Delphus, O. Willian: II. Jtiddl'. 4S years old, carpenter. South Dend. to Iiura K. Hawkins, 41 years old, domestic, South Drnd. John Otis I'ubatnay, .10 years old,

laborer. South lU-nd, to Ktta. I'lor-!

once Moats. 24 years old, waitress, South lWnd. Walter I-:. Iiruiley. jtars old.

liremin, fr hnt'ider, Ind., to Clara; Meipler, 2t years old, ashier, Soutli '

Uend. 'a.niicl De Oroote, years old. laborer. Mish.iwaka, Ind.. to ICoii-

ields L-itiP'Tt. ÖI years old, domestic, Nibs, Mich.

The Horoscope

RETAILERS COMPLAIN ABOUT EXPRESS SERVICE

iti itati: TitANsi nits Transfers of real estat ar' taken from the recortls of the Indiana Title and Ioan company. Oeorro Y. Hepler and Mary- J. II. and YV., to Iaul l?eckerich. $1 and other value. Ixt 131 recorded plat of Morning side addition to St. Joseph county. DeUo-rt Rcnsborsrcr and Kthil. II. and AV., to Joseph Aumick. $1. Iot 4" in Hastings, Woodward and CI ray's addition to Itiver 1'ark. Cimiel Do Meulenaere and Melonie. II. and W., to Isidoor Ohyselinck and Stephanie, 1 1, and YV., $1. Lot 63 in Mclnerny's- second addition to Misliawaka. James U. Doolitllo and his wife to C' sar DeWinter and Mathilde. H. nnM YV.. SI '100. Lot 10 in J. Q. C.

VantUTboüch's first addition to Mishawaka. Mary A. I'.eck to Joseph Dalton and Jnnie. II. and W.. t. Iot SO in Mclnerny's seeuid addition to Mlshawaka. Atlio M. Nave and her husband to Alb rt M. Herkman, $1 and other value. Lot 42 on recorded plat of St. Joseph Park in section IT. township .17 north, ran.e 3 east. Abraham From and his wife to William Ilau'lier and Louise. II. and V $1 and other consid rations. Dot 3 in Wender and Kreihbaum's firs', aiblition to South Demi. Charles A. Dolph, trust e, William Happ and his wife and Homer TaKari and his wife, P Arthur Weado and Hose. H. and W.. $1 and othr alue. The north ono-lialf of lot 4 and four aat.s in (IreenarTes; also ,'ic'S in Clay township. Dalf.h S. llyr.un and his wife to Claude D. Heuser, $:.0' Dot 1.0 in original plat of Walk rton. Hazel Kdwards and Harry II.. her husl-and, to John A. Hibbenl. il and luliillnnnt of land contract. I.ot 10'.' and 10 f et in width off th oast sub- of lot l's in li.mii 1 Ci arst's adil:tti(ui to South land. State of Indiana io J. Kimrr P ak, S'J.CJ. Ivts 2 and 2t in South-

lawn. an ,uldi.iim to South I'end. for i .on - pa m :i t t' tti s for years 1 0 1 ." and I'OO. formerly in name of Fred 1 'amo:i.

VI:D.KSDAY, JAN.- '2H. Cnder the planetary rule for this day very conflicting and perplexing situations are likely to arise, calling for the utmost discrimination and Kood judgment in their handling Thinps are liUdy to take a sudden turn with an abrupt upheaval and a breaking a way from old stagnant conditions and formidable obstacles. While, the influence is a disruptive or disintegrating one, it is wholesome in its nature, and may be accepted as the precursor of substantial and permanent progress. Of course, tho situation involves radical change or removal, with possible journeys, and while these may bo attended with troublesome aspects, yet the prospect of future benefits should be a sustaining force. Those in employment should safeguard their positions, and all should beware of treachery, intrigno and subtlo attack. Also keep a jruard on tongue and temper, as th';o jeopardize the favorable prospects. Those whose birthday it is should keep quiet and self-contained, avoiding disputes and litigation, attending to business with discretion and sobriety. A child born on this day will bo inclined to be rash, ungovernable and given to pleasure and self-indulgence.

SELECT GRAND JURY FOR FEBRUARY TERM

The nrxmii jury for the I-Vbruary

term of court was drawn Tuesday. Those selected are John Ober, Portapre township; William Shafor. Union; Joseph Mulligan, jr.. Clay; Charles Bestie, German; George Serr rman, Harris, and K. Hummel, Harris. The jury is called for next Monday and will consider several important criminal cases.

OBJECTS TO FINE AND APPEALS CASE

Objecting to a fine of $1 and costs, Mrs. Kloise Wynn appealed a conviction of provocation from the city court of Mishawaka to the Tircuit court Tuesday. Mrs. Wynn is charged with provoking Krina Snyder by "words, acts and gestures" until Mrs. Snyder committed an assault upon her.

The Chamber of Commerce an 1 the Retailor's assoei.r.i'-r. will )r pare a petition settinir foth complaints on the presen pres service and asking the re- .-tablishment of a down town e; r otV.c according to a r solution pa.-s-d by the retailers at their regular no en luncheon metinc at the Oliver hotel Tuesday. Mgr. 1311:- of the American Kxpross Co. stafd that the poor service of the pat two weeks was caused by the ill n of many cf the drivers.

i BRANCH GARMENT

FACTORY MAY LOCATE IN SOUTH BEND

The Progressive Spiritual Mtoifty ill srie ;t dance Thürs lav evening at tM" Hod M n hall. Koum! and square dar.c -s. All are cordially mWtd. Ice cream am! del;oi ,i:s hom' made rakes, w iil b- rved b twet n dnci si. 'J 3 7 4 - 2 3 Advt.

VISITS IX)CAIi V. W. C. A. Miss Mary P.L-sell of Chicago, assistant industrial secretary of tho central field of the Y. W. C. A., is the guest of the industrial ikpartment of the local Y. W. C. A. and will remain here Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss liisseH is investigating the industrial opportunities for girls here and observing the work being done by the association.

ru n will Mi:i:r. The TrianETl" club will inft't "Wednesday niht ;.t ' o'clock at the Y. M. C A. The Uon for the evening will be "Feeding the Five Thousand." The Scout club will meet at r:3i o'clock. The regular Tuesdav afternoon movi for the preps will be given at : "3 0 o'clocV;.

Mayor Carsor. has received a communication from J. H. Mannitran. hend a Chicago rirm manuf icturmg "garments" relative to the establishment cf a branch factory in South ! nd. According to the letter the :irm will employ from 2'b to 4"0 poi !e and will h.ave ;i weekly payroll -f from JS.000 to $lo.C"0. Tb.- letter was referred to the Chan. I er of Commerz for action.

COLDS Had or chst

;c im treated rTv "externally" vith V'TX VICRS'VAPÖRUßli

lllKTHS. I Mr. and Mrs. Valentin Molomla. j-Ji: W. Dunham st.. Jan. "4, a girl.!

N!r. and Mrs. Josf I.vko. ri.-ki. G'J . Walnut st.. J:m. 24. a girl. Mr. atal Mr. Dincdict Dyrling. 7 DJ Dunham .-t., Jan. 20, a b y

Cuticura Soap Clears the Skin

and Keeps it Clear

Furniture Specials Thursday 36 in. Folding Sewing Table, strongly made, steel braces. Special at $1.98. Mahogany finish Card Table, rubber tipped, leatherette top $2.49; Green felt top $2.79.

Interurban Day Specials in Women's Underwear For Now Women's Union Suits, medium weight, flrrced. whitonly. $1.00. $1.25. Women's White Fleeced Pants, medium weight, regular 89c quality at 45c.

Interurban Day Specials

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Last Th rec Days January Clearance Sale

The Child reus Shop An Interurban Special Coats for Girls $13.50 values for $9 Broken lines of coats at this remarkable price suggest the wisdom of, buying at once. Materials, sybelines, bolivias, velours, velvets. Every coat is an excellent value . All-Wool Serge Dresses Storm and French serge dresses for school and general wear are reduced 15 . For Infants Practical, Every Day Slips of soft nainsook and lawn with lace edging neck and sleeve bands are attractively priced 59c. Winter Coats and Capes including those made of white flannel, serge, crepe de chine. warmly lined and interlined arc reduced in price. Buying today will save you 25 on the original price. '. Baby Pillows daintily covered with striped lawns, and edged with lace, floss filled. Serviceable and soft. Our price $ 1 . 75. Children's Bibs Turkish oil cloth and padded bibs, in a variety of shapes and sizes, 5c, 10c, 1 5c, 19c. 29c. 35c. Our Shoes for Children Are the Best Made

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This is the Last Week of The January Clearance Sale of Winter Coats, Suits and Dresses Clearance Sale of Coats Materials, bolivias, wool velours, silk velours, novelty cloths, peachblooms, tinscltones, broadtails, silvertones, Joulard Kerseys, polo cloths, plushes. Colors, midnight blue, taupe, battleship grey, sand, black, copen, plum, brown. Prices, $15.00, $19.75, $25.00, 29.75. $35.00, $39.75, $45.00 up to $100.00. Clearance Sale of Suits Materials, velours, Duve De Laines, silvertones, broadcloths, burilla cloths. olors. Navy, plum, copen, brown, taupe, Oxford grey. Prices. $22.50, $29.75, $37.50, $42.50, $50.00, $62.50. Clearance Sale of Dresses Materials, serges, gabardines, taffetas, georgettes, satins, velvets, tricolettes. Colors, navy and black and brown. Prices. $15.00, 19.75, $22.50, $25.00, $28.50. $29.75. $35.00. uD to $50.00.

Each garment is of splendid quality. And these iTfXJ j Clearance Sales offer a remarkable opportunity to re- jfl

plenish your wardrobe at little cost. They close Saturday, January 3 1 st. New Coats, Suits, Dresses and Hats Arrive Daily Calling Your Special Attention to Navv Blue Serge Dresses at $15.00 For service, for style, for comfort, these smart wool dresses are exceptional valu--They are made of good quanty storm serge, featuring the popular Eaton jacket with collar, girdle and banded trimming of black- satin. Misses sizes, 16 and 16, at $15.00. They are splendid for the money.

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January Clearance Woolen Suitings, Coatings and For Skirts Ji:ct notice the prices ,.nd llm savings you can make. bv:t. only for one day tomorrow. We intend to clean up this whole lot in one day, about 1 ,000 yards. It is advisable however to come in the morning. Make careful note r f v.ch it'':i

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Clearance Sale of Winter Hats Every winter hat must be sold. Fiskhats, others made by Phipps and Gage Brothers, are included among those reduced in price. Prices, $3.95. $5.00. $6.95, $7.95 and $10.00.

Special Values in Sweaters and Tarns Sweaters All-Wool knitted coat style, in foam, khaki, coral and rose, our price $5.00. Sleeveless Slip-On Sweaters for sports wear in sand, canary yellow, coral, apple green, white and black. These garments cannot be duplicated at present prices. $2.98 to $5.00. Tarn O'Shanters Hand crocheted tarns in red, blue, grey, rose, white, our price $3.00. Knitted tarns in a variety of shades $2.50.

Thursday Specials in Linens , 6 doz. 60x60 Japanese Lunch Cloths at $2,50. This cloth is sold some places at $3.25 and $3.50. Remember Thursday only, $2.50. . 25 doz. only. 12 !4xl 24 Scalloped Linen Lunch Napkins, with design in corner, guaranteed edge and pure linen. Regular price $6.00 doz., Thursday only per doz. $4.95. 15x15 H emmed Napkins, mercerized, very nice quality Thursday only per doz. $1.00. Stevens Unbleached Pure Linen Toweling, extra width 20 inch. Thursday only we will sell at 32c per yard, worth 45c everywhere. Half Linen Unbl eached Crash Toweling, splendid value at 23c yard. Buy your Bath Towels now and save money. Extra weight Double Wa,rp Bath Towels at 39c each, this towel is positively worth 59c. Special odd lots at 19c, 20c, 25c each. Samples and soiled but great value. A few of the extra value lace trimmed Dresser Scarfs still left at 1-3 discount. $1.50 Scarfs at $1.00. $1.19 Scarfs at 75c and 79c.

of heavy serge, poplin, hor..-:--spuns and novelty weaves. 54 in. $5 quality at i q8 yd. 5 colors in nil v. ' I. S.S.oo Ycionr, 54 i;i.. ;il 5.r''. S.5.00 French Sen;e at 2.V 5o inch Tricntine at S l.'ui French and Storm Series, 2 in., navv and eoiors, special at S1.2V.

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Pocket Mirrors Say, Men, wc have just 100 of those metallic nickel plated u:ibrcakablc mirrors, we are goin;; to sell them Tomorrow for 10c just the thiiiK to carry in the pocket, size 31 2x4' ' with canvas case, a dandy mirror for ihaving. Regular price 25c. tomorrow while they last price 10c. 'v.

An Interurban Special ot

)M White Flannelette

tegV Petticoats

These skirts are warm and serviceable. They w;ih and they wear. Regular $1.00 values 89r. For one duy only.

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Men's Furnishinirs

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natural colors, seconds big values. 59r.

Men's Lisle Hose, high grade seconds, specially priced 48c. Men's pure dye Silk Hose, limited quantity seconds, specially priced at 89c. Men's high grade Cashmere Hose, colors, black, brown and natural, specially priced at 69c, 75c and 85c. Men's Sweaters, highest quality at lat years prices, $5.00 to $15.00. Men's All-Wool Sweater Vests at greatly reduced prices, $4.00 value at $2.95.

The Big i:iectrtc Shcp S. D. Moran & Son

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