South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 February 1920 — Page 13

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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PARIS FASHIONS ARE TOO DftRING

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Famous Frenchman Scores Those Who Observe Great Freedom of Dress.

PARIS. Tob. 1?. Tar.flJiu'fi was the klri of the LyflJrr.s. who found h!f wife fo beautiful thit presented hrr to th public entirely nudV writes Andrr Ilciunlcr, in lho de Paris. Today we have a l.irpo nambr of klr.rs Candauk, show their u-ivs entirely unclothed who though thry do not exactly

pnraflo them In surh UtMe attire that th scanty nimmt thev wear

only emphatizl s their lack of cov erin;?.

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rnirvfls of beauty. 0:i-. :o- v.rnTt who have lonir sir1, er; jt-i.-c-l days of their girlhood, s:-ekir;t; to enhance thir .tttr.i'"tivnf-s. m;.' Imprudent dre.lrr and otht-rs. -vho In j-p!te of tholr youthful m-. havo certain Imperfr. lions of nature, which th most !.rin;c toilettes .Jo not correct. Ileauty v, i'.hout rtI roarh Is rare In this world. StoikI Iialantnr. "This is th se.-ond di.-m! antae cf the styles -r dv-h.j l-ille. Th- lir.-t disadvantage. r Litir.g to decency niid good morals, was pointed out

j vera 1 weeks a?o hy Ills Kmlnence f'ardinal Amette with thf pame Justice and firmness noted in all his pr. Moral work. He called attention lo an error which rr.iy soon carry our ?ou!s down to the worst depravity. On Christmas Eve younrr women prevented them.s'lves at the communion table in such low cut trmvns tint one misht. have thought that the midnight mass was preside to anil nisht dancing party: Only recently a marriage in one of the most elep-ant church-s In Paris was delayed because th bride was too 'undressed.' The cure Informed the your. woman that his church 'v.is not a terrestrial paradise and thit he would not permit thee Vmi-eves to enter. Such incidents Irove that It is time for a reaction against a mode which offends the .sanctity of sacred placek Is Not IVudery. "It Is evident that tho loon nfc 0f which these new feminine costumes are fiUrns does not fit In well with ::. great I eople who have lo.n fifteen hundred thousand of their best Fon.s

In battle, who have paid, bo dearly for victory and who will not profit from that victory unless they redouble their er.erry and their virtu. It us not ?ay this is only prudery. It Is not prudery but pood taste. Good ta:-te. is not content with styles which are uply. and they are uply. reducing art to eccentricity, replacing a pretty design by audacity, and since they conceal scarcely nothlnp. darlntr to exhibit that which I3 not beautiful. "Good tato is not content because this new form of phamelessn' ss Indicates, or seems to Indicate, a chancre In Fplrit which Is not to our advantage. They used to be, even In the most lively pontatiety of women, a c.-rtaln reserve which was charmlnjr. Now they say everything and expose everything. There used to bo a certain masculine tenr.erne.s which it seems to me Ls disappearing. Wo seem to be astonished jit nothlnp and civilization seems to be reverting to the .täte of the savat,""s wi'h their elementary and primitive pleasures."

FOREST FIRES DAMAGE EAST MORE THAN WEST

WASHINGTON', Fob. 19. The eastern section of the country and the Mississippi valley sustain dimape by forest fires far in excess of that in the west, creat ns is the devastation of timber in that rerrion, the forest service announces. With an average, annual loss over a period of thr years amounting to J 20,7 27.? 1 7. the region lyir.p cast anl south of Ohio. Kentucky and Tennessee sustained 32 per cent of the damage. In the Mississippi valley, exclusive of the state of Mississippi, the annual average damage was 61 per cent of the total. This average for the Mississippi valley, however. includes the unusually heavy losses in Minnesota In 101 R. which alone aggregated S2S.000.000. These facts are cite 1 to show the preat need of more efficient fire preservation, ea.st as well js west. The reports Indicate that the greatest number of fins were started by

farmers burning brush Mid by railroads.

taunts mi:ssi:ngi:u. OMAHA. Neb. Fet. 19. Thbandit who held v.p and robbed the Union raci'ie Overland Limited of SjOO.'tOO on the nirht of Jan. SI, taunted the express messengers with the fact that his revolver wasn't loaded. As the robber leaped from the sreedins- train, he tosed the empty revolver to the messenger, but that proved his misstep, authorities here stated today. Arthur F. ion. alias John O-der., former inmate rf th? Pennsylvania penitentiary, was arrested in .-alt Lake City in connection with tho robbery. Hailroad detectives traced the revolver and found Olson was the last owner, they said.

Sir Oliver Lodge, now in the United States, says that "the human body is composed of matter and ether. The material part wears out after 70-cid years, but tho ethereal part does not wear out."

"SIRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE

Look at TongTiOi Remove Pcisons From Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

.w.ept 'California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you aro sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver, and bowels. Children lovo its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give It without fear. Mother! You must say "California."

Sure Way To Get Rid Of Dandruff

Thero 1 one sure way that never falls tn remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys It entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re tiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the linger tips. lly morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and threo or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every sinclo s:gn and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will lind. too. that all itching and digging of the scalp Mill stop instantly, and your hair will be Huffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a huUred times better. You can pet liquid arvon at any drug store. It is Inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This fdmple. re.medy has never been known to fall. Adv.

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S'ir.klt Oranges

No. 12I. W e ill s"ll Suttirday nt .; !(7,'n; hld Isowlii.-re at 7-.

$1.75 FULL SIZE BLANKETS lY) Klivie bed Miinket-4 for full ff hize oeds, in N ft I jrray, white and V H t;in. I'at.cy d Ii ZZII o r e d borders J

$3.00 ENVELOPE CHEMISES

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A sensational clearance before Inventory of theso high srade fur or plain trimmed coat? Saturday. Materials include wool broadcloths, velours, Filver-

tones, in belt.el or loose back Choice of the lot at

models. All sizes.

1 Rack Up to $25 $32.50 Spring Up to $30.00 COATS SUITS DRES'ES All beautiful late winter Handsome new blue perpe One rack of beautiful wool models. While they last, and jersey, in new spring serpe and silk dresses, fcpeeach models. cial $12.75 $24.SQ $16.95 $5.00 Silk Poplin Women's $27.50 Sergey n DRESS SKIRTS -94 WINTER SUITS 50 New spring models ia all colors. OJ Closing before Inventory lot of j - Special "" women's wool Fere suits.

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HEW SPRING MILLINERY!

$6 NEW SPRING HATS Smart new Satin and Silk . iJV Taffeta trimmed bats In y Ji n newest Fprtnjj models, ei- nil tra special for Saturday ..

$8.00 SPRING HATS

Lovely new eprtnff trim-

mM hats In Straw snd Mlk Tnffeta and Satin combination. In larpe and small shapes. Special ...

Closing out all LADIES' WINTER TRIMMED HATS Choice

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75c YARD TABLE OIL CLOTH fl "7 Ä

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Boys' $3 Wash Suits

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Women's $2.00 Fine Percale Dress Aprons $1.24 Women's $1.50 Seco Silk Bloomers, special. . .94c Child's $3.00 Gingham School Dresses $1.94 Child's $5.00 Wool Slipover Sweaters $3.95 $2.50 Lace Curtains, new spring styles $1.47 Boys' and Girls' 50c School Stockings, pair . . .32c Women's $3.00 Sateen Petticoats, special. .$1.94 $1.75 Full Size Bleached Bed Sheets $1.27 $4.50 Large Size Heavy Bed Comforters. . .$3.94 Boys' and Girls' $1.00 Wool Hockey Caps. , .49

BUY NOW AND SAVE!

MEN'S MOO HEAVY KMT Coat Sweaters

MEN'S 13.00 HEAVY FLANNELETTE Night Shirts SI. 89 FINE QUALITY

Men's Z l.tS Ilevy Work h hlrtt 11.10 Men's fl-VO Wool Kntt Gloves Sc

Men's 10 Leather Work Gloves fl.18 Men's $3 Fleeced or lUb. V. Salts 11.9 Men's $2 Mark Patern fchlrti ILM

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Overcoat

Because Livingston policy demands that we make a complete clearance of every overcoat regardless of the fact that thev can not be duplicated at this price wholesale. You benefit. We've still 180 fine overcoats that must be disposed of, included are beltees, ulsterettes, conservative coats; coats of every description for men of every age. Values to $65 are all included at this one price

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Final Boys' Overcoat

For a complete clearance in our Big Boys' Store we've included every boy's overcoat in the store at one low price. Coats of every type for boys of all ages 2!2 to 15. Values to $18.:0. Your choice of any bov's coat in the store

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