South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1920 — Page 12

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IRISH POLICY

Premier's Plan Will be Carried Out Unless Government is Overthrown.

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. .iy policy f arth r wltholdinir from :...? Irish ifop'f' the pvti-hol of national ami po'itlcal lih rty," Arthur Henderson, labor leader, s ilri today. Commenting on Premier Lloyd (irorn's spo rh to the new s sion of the house of commons yestt rday. In which he expressed his intention of brinidn up his new Irish home rule hi!! during the present session of parliament, Henderson assorted the premler'.s plan did not have a slr.le friend In Ireland. Lloyd (JrO) re'.t program will not tservc the Iri.sh problem, ho asserted. SlM-rnInti on Question. With the re-openlni? of parliament, speculation on the Irish question was rl'e In all quarters. Othcials rloso to the premier declared there had been no change in his plans. His policies will be) carried out, they j-ald, unless the, coalition government Is overthrown. Reports of an announcement by ".'rest" DeValtra of the Irish republic, that ho favored a ISritish

protectorate similiar to that which' the United State exercises over,

Cub.i, were characterized by officials as the ".sanest utterance the 'president has made." They saw in It a '"willingness to make concessions." I-ahorites however, expressed their unalterable opposition to the premier's Irish program. Government otMrials Fiid support of the pre-

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the san'-t course to follow brought divided opinion from tho pre-s to- . i . ,. Indication of Swrh. Th- pr'rni'-r's .--pfooh '"indicates that at )ut on" power is returning ' -anity,'' the Dally New asserted, whilf the I;ai!y Mail b'li' ved that "The Kovrr.mnt lives in another world from that in which the people '. i rk and .strive." Ii prr- of th co:;f r r e k of aliiej premiers, fchedub-d to stirt h'-re today. the premier's statements of the Kuisian situation were sub-

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tion that "we have failed to rtoro Russia to sanity by forct". but can "save hr by trade." was expected to result in a elah between Dritisa and French Interests. The French have openly e;.rr--ed thi Ir llsproval of tho Pritih plan to reMio.e trade wit?, the Ilus-daii -oojei atives-, 1 daring such a stej) must result in eventful political rec

ognition of the .soviets. To such a

course Premier Millerand h.xs said i France Is unalterably opposed, i Ioyd fjeore does not believe, he said, that the bolshevik! should be , conIderfd a dangerous military j rnf-nace an-1 it is not a question of I r conizin bolshevism. "Th re is no need to refuse to buy corn in Kirypt because a Pharaoh is j on the throne," the premier told ! commons. "Furope requires what ! Russia can tfive.

I". 12. i:o. The Supper club i. iet Friday ewM.u: v.ith Mr. and Mrs. (". L. Valentine. (Jcorrc F. Wollim. a former Rerrlen Springs boy, diid Feb. I. at hi? home in Renton Harbor. He was t orn in nnwajrlac. and was 7, D years old. He leaves hi wife, his mother, Mrs. Margaret Wollam, three brotli- ( rs. Melvin P., of Homestead, Fla.: rrank R. and Jesse C.. of Berrien Spring, and or.v- lister. Mrs. May Mason, of Ibrrlen Sprint. He wa.s a member of the I. O O. F. encampment and the K. of p.. and for two years was president of tlie Carpenters' union. He wan broiicht to Rerrien Springs for burial, and a short service wa.s held at the home

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Mrs. Alvin Willi?, with her son. Frank, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. R. R. Wheel r. in Three Rivers, this we' k. Adam Rssick is conHned to his liim by illness. Mrs. Carl Nvtn Is vls'.tlr.cr hr

In Qtjeltee the privilege of practicing law is still denied to women.

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Flu Germs Arc Breathed In. Inflamed Air Passages Make Ideal Breeding Grounds For These Germs.

KEEP AIR PASSAGES OPEN

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Hu Tills Year Is Milder VhlI we know ery little more ; b'ut the flu now than we did last . r--the porm itself r:a.s never b--n positively ltlentifled still most auihurities aKree that the l!u nns ar- Lrathei in. If the svstem is in -.ood shape and the membrane or Mi-.irtf of the air pn:-.r:tes. U ill iifülthy condition thtsc vriu. are inrown ort. A Rood plan Is to r.:elt a tittle vic!c's VapoRub in a. üpoon niht rd morhinT, and lnh lie the vapors, aiply a little up th- nostrils -veral tin : tlav, epfo:al!y ju-t i-'.tj'.e b ir.j-' evpus.-ti to rruu d.-v Treat All ( M I'rompth r!l, k fr " frvipi rrt'd i - C 'b'-i irr:'. iL. rl. ünu.-r ( the '" i m-.i'- aid t.'.a'..- t!i' !;i !' ll .'iir.c: jurrourds f":- -.rms Pvoi.ipt - - i f V'ik's '.'ii''tii!. . iJ- iri pror.t -.'.'.i,: cold--. F'-r h' .i l oUU. orv r.oit or ha rs . s, vib V s vall T tl. threat and c.. -r ral cover .th a war-"1, tla nnl doth. For h ef. '-.dds. 'Vt T" s t'r.Vo.it :. liiti. hot U et tow . shoitld . f-' b, appli'l f" t:- throit. i !i

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closed -up nostrils and the air passages of your head; stop nose running; relieve the headache, dullness, feverlshness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. "Rape's Cold Compound" is the

quickest, surest relief known and j costs only a few cents at drus stores, j It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contain no quinine. Insist on Rape's! Adv. j

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laughter. Mrs. J'sse Filch. i:i St. Joseph, this v. ee'K. Rd Vandtrhoof of Waterhet. was a week-T.d vFitor vith his wife at the home ,,f hr fatlier. Ir. W. F. Rullard. Mrs. Vanderhoof has f.en

ill the past werk. Mrs. Cath.eririe 11. Parkhurst t.'Uved away at her homo Thursday.

Fb. .". in Reavertown. Pa. She was M years old. She leave? or. son. Newton J. Houston, of Iy.;crrr.e, Colo.; thr daughters, Mrs. Rlla Uontzler, of Moorepark, Miel..; Mr?. AKneö Sthoonnater, of Three Kivers; Miss Cora Parkhurst. RerrR-n Sprinps, and one sister. Mrs. Su villa Gibboney. of Rast Waterford. Pa. A sliort service was held at the home I"riday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. II . Ran croft. Th body was- taken Saturday to Three liners for interment.

Supt. Albert Arlr.k wa.s a Inj sir. ess ' visitor In Renton Harbor Tuesday. j Mr.-'. Will Snyder died Friday at j her hom in Rorrlon twp. after a we'-lt's illr.es. She was M years

out. ar.u leaves tir husnaraJ, ar.vl one so::. The funeral service was held at the home Sunday, conducted by Rev. J. H. Bancroft, and the body taken to Niles for interment.

John Walker was buried here i Monday. He was 31 years old. He ;

haves his wife and one daughter. J The !:re department was called : out Saturday afternoon for a blaze t at t!:e Dr. W. A. Smith home, and on. j

Sunday to tho homo of Miss Martha Garr whore fire had broken out

from a defective chimney. A small hole was burned In the roof of both j

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at the homo of Mrs. (Joorpo Wollajta In Renton Harbor. Wednesday.

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The up-to-date woman will insist upon having at least one suit in her wardrobe this spring. For fashion says Suits and Suits and Suits.

We were very fortunate in securing these suits at a price which enables us to sell them at $32.50.

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Interesting Figures

On the Increase in Cost of Living Since December, 1914.

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GET IT HERE AND GET THE BEST Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials

Fresh and Snappy Ginger Snaps, pound I 7c Hard Candy, pound 40c Mixed Vegetables, No. 2 can, 2 cans 25c Dowagiac Peaches, No. 3 can 40c Grecian Cleaned Currants, package 20c l ancy Peeled Peaches. ll. 35c Fresh Cookies, pound .... 30c

Puritana Metchup, 2 bottles 25c Mustard Sardines, can. ... 1 7c Chocolate or Lemon Pie Filling, package 23c Instantaneous Milk Chocolate, no milk or sugar required, pound can . . . .54c Coffee, best in town, 45c lb., 3 pounds $1.25

PLENTY OF SUGAR FOR OUR CUSTOMERS GRAND UlIOW TEA CO. "THE QUALITY FIRST STORE" 112 E. Jefferson Blvd.

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Ti ..-' '. ipois. ir.b.ib.i with .chlB .:h. . t t th.- medication d:i ct- j ' th- I.::-.-'?- .iV.d i-.r p u-..v. At j sim.- time V;cks i-' aborh.-, g .'! und t i r :i ' a t s ? h sk:::. tb.v..- S i':UT to ri '. -. l!;.' ( ,,r. I K

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Cloihing: Male 8 51 146 Female 6 50 164 These statistics from the U. S. Bureau of Labor should do more than anything else to impress upon you the absolute necessity for thrifty living and the saving of money against future contingencies. Never before was the purchasing power of our dollar so small. Yet this is in your favor, for every dollar laid aside now will have a larger purchasing power when things become more normal. Although it has been repeated thousands of times, let us again point out that it is not the amount you save, but the regularity with which you do it, that counts. If you wait till you "are making more money" you will never start. Come in let us help you. St. Joseph Loan & Trust Company

We planned this purchase several weeks ago and had the garments made for us duriner a manufac-

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very reason why we can offer them to you at this low price. Jersey is the ideal fabric for spring wear. It is suitable for street and sports wear. It does not wrinkle or show the dust and will stand the roughest treatment good reasons why you should purchase one of these Jersey Suits at $32.50. Colors are Heather Mixtures in blue and brown, also beige, navy and dark brown. Sizes fourteen to forty-four. It is well to take heed and get the suit before the assortments have been picked over. In buying your suit early you not only have advantage of your selection but the satisfaction that if you buy now you will not be subjected to higher prices later on.

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Fresh Hamburger Steak, pound . Boiling Beef, pound ,. . . Fresh Picnic Hams, pound i ...... :; Pork Roast Shoulder, pound . .

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Select for $18.50 any two suits or overcoats or suit with overcoat in any size or sizes you wish. Former values to $1 8.50, and worth still more on today's market. Buv now for the future in this final sale.

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MARQUETTE PARK

'A Better Place to Live"

You couldn't find a better community than Marquette Park in which to build your new home. Some of South Bend's most prominent people are living there now. You choose your neighbors in Marquette Park. H. A. WOOD REALTY CO. 128 S.Main St. Lincoln 5849

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