South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 56, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 February 1920 — Page 17

fHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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VOTERS BLAMED FOR PORK BARREL MADE OF POLITIGS

ITead of Women's League Points Out Errors in Political Conditions.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24. Vetera a vfll at lptri.atrr r to b!an frr iorh tarr politics, Mauri Woo! Park, Boston, national he-arl of tht Ivajfu cf Women Votrs toll a session of the ro'itlr.il education school for women, her to-J.iy. "Until voters interest themselves In what I? blnic done !n Wahinpton It I futile anrt unfilr to exict membrs cf Consrrers to heei needt .1 chungo" r.hc raid. "Tho f-nd Prt Is that In many crusts .almost the cnlj reiius that a penator or congTeasman has from his constituents are for personal or local benefits. It d hard for him to realize that the Ftrenuoun efforts lobbyists do not rpre.ont the Trahfct of all his constituents, rinal rwrponalblllty with this state of affairs lies with the voters and they fhould realize It." Mrs. Park then outlined the way In which the members of tho ConKreee are elected, tho differences in organization between senate and house, the duties of the foor leadtr, the whips, and the chief committees, and the steps that have to te taken before a measure can be com a law. 8he pave brief eketches of the leading member of the two branches of the congTewi and dpcrlbed typical scenes In Illustration of the procedure of housa and senate. Methods of procedure which ought to bo changed were grouped as: (1) those wasteful of time, (2) the? wasteful of money. (3) those wasteful of public interests 1. e. Bsrvlng personal or local enda rather than national needs. Amoni? the practices wasteful of time, Mrs. Park cited the method of roll call In tho house and tho prac

tically unlimited debate in the senate. Among thog wasteful 3f mony she Included the cnrelfsi ujio of supplies, the abuse of the franking system, and, most important of all. the hap-harard system of making appropriations and auditing accounts. "On the house side" she paid, "a thorough-going program of reform .as outlined last year by a Massachusetts member, Hon. Alvan T. Puller. It included (1) a budget sytfm, (2) the elimination cf u?es.s committees, (3) tho selection of nch committee of its own chairman I) putting of all clerks or. public ayroll (5) doing awf.y with spoüs .nd perquisites (G) restriction of franklne. (7) complete publicity (8) ''kctrleal voting, (9) automatic reporting of all committee business, (10) confining business of congress to matters that are national In -cope." "One of these suggestions, the putting of clerks upon tho public pay roll has already become law, and tho adoption of a budget system has lately been voted by the house."

SILVER SHORTAGE IS UNIVERSAL

BECOMES INTOXICATED ON QUANTITY OF CIDER

costs in the city court Tuesday after pleading guilty to a charge of intoxication. Hard elder proved Forewicrs undoing, according to his own admission.

American and Mexican Miners Look Forward to Unpredeccnted Activity. IJNDOX, Feb. 2 5. Use of the sliver standard in oriental countries, coupled with the enormou. commercial expansion now in progress between the west and the east, Indicates that there Is an immens ihortage of silver to meet the de mnds of trade, pays the Americar chamber of commerce in London. One result of this shortage, say.' the American chamber, is tha American and Mexican silver mine. may look forward confidently to ai era of unprecented prosperity fo: many years to come. Silver, It I.1 understood, must also be found t lack over $30. 000. 000, 000 worth o' paper money issues floating in Kurope today, in addition to which America's increasing volue of trad

You Can't Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff

with India and China calls for almost unlimited supplies of the metnL Tho. United States and Mexico furnish nearly three-fourths of the world's yearly output of Mlver, th larger portion coming from the United State. As tho price of the white m tal advances it lias become profitable to most countries to con vert minted silver Into bullion. Small "change" continues to disappear or the European continent with remarkable rapidity, postage stampr largely replacing the former silver coin of .small value. The United States is said to br the one country In position today to buy silver for coinage without debaslnc its standard coins.

The manufacture of Fomnlc steel at Sheffield. England, is an Industry which Is growing rapidly. It wir take years to catch up to the orders In hand.

ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN CARLE ADVOCATED

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SYDNEY Australia, Feb. 23. An other Pacific cable to Australia is long overdue, recently asserted Sir Joseph Cook, mlni&ter for the navy. "It Is now well over 20 years since the present cable was laid. It has succeeded financially and today Is always overcrowded. "Matters of empire communication are becoming daily more Imperative and It Is high time a forward movement was begun." The Pacific cable referred to runs from Australia and New Zealand to Canada, It is owned by Great Brit ain and the three dominions.

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Five new sugar mills, with a total ;

capacity of 5,000 tons of cane dally are to be erected in Negros, Philippine Islands.

LAFAYETTE STREET MAP! SAYS 1 FEEL LIKE THE MAN WHO

PET CORNS

Few Drop? of "Freeone,' Then lift Corn Right Off

A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs so little at any drug Btore; apply a few drops upon any corn or callus. Instantly it stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off with your Tngcrs. Truly! No humbug! Adv.

POT WORD

EART' IN

HEARTY

The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it t-ntirely. To do this, get about four ounces cf ordinary liquid arvon: apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub It In gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning.

most if not all. of your dandruff will;

be gone, anJ three or four more applications will completely dissohe and entirely destroy every single sign and trice of it, no matter how much dandruff you may havr. You will find. too. that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, plohsy, silky and soft, and look and fcl a hundred times better You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It Is inoxponsivt; and

"My husband declares that he feels like the man who put the word 'heart in hearty sinco he has been taking Pepgen,' says Mrs. Richard Hill, 017 S. Lafayette street. South llejid. Mr. Hill Is an automobile rntchanic at the Main garage on S. Main st., and hii wife saj s that ho looked more like the man who put 'ail in ailment. The fact ot the matter is Mr. Hill suffered with his stomach. His entity system was broken dowu. but l ing a man of strong will power, he would not ;'ive up without a big effort to get well. His efforts were row irded wl on he starte d on Poppen. Mrs. Hill says: "My h-.Kland had gastritis, and his food fermented in hi stomach

and often caused great pain. He complained of having a tired feeling all the time. In a few days after he started on Pepgen his appetite was better. Furthermore, his food didn't ferment in his stomach and cause pain. "Next Pepgen acted upon his liver. Then he gradually grew stronger, until he ceased to complain of that tired feeling. Ho says he feels fine and I say, he certainly looks It. ' Pepgen has done mere for my husband than anything he has ever taken." Popgen is sold by Strie-bel and Steincl (The Public Drug Store), South Rend, The Red Cross Pharmacy, Mishawaka and all other leading drug stores.

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Here's a timely event for you who are willing to spenid 1 money when you can save money by doin so. The lots 1 offered below are all of the true Spiro standard and qua!- 1 ity. The assortments are big but come early, such values can't last long at such prices. 1 For Boys 1 50 dozen pairs of Children's Cadet Hose, in black only. These are our regular 50c value, made with triple knee, heel and toe. Buy now all you are going to need for present and future needs. Special for Dollar Day, 3 pairs for $ ü E

Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws in values up to $12.50, made E from good dependable fabrics. K Dollar Day CJ

Boys' Suits and Overcoats in values

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A W W IV L'UUIjMU WILL DO ALMOST THE WORK OF TWO ON DOLLAR DAY HERE THURSDAY 8:30 TO 10:30 ONLY 25 dozen Ladies' Silk Hose, in all shades. Our best $1.00 value. (feto

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Uood quality Unbleached Table Damask, $1.50 qual-

Mushn. yards fftjNIity.per for uDnyard Ö2bU

1.000 yards of 42 and Fine Serges, mostly all 45-inch good q u a 1 i t y shades, worth ßß Bleached Tubing, worth $ 1 .50 a yard, at ÖÜhvL?Ö

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Curtain Material, our for

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Fine French Gingham, 69c quality, new patterns,

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Good quality Standard Bleached Muslin, worth

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Good quality Standard Half Linen Toweling, Ly-d: sue Good quality Outing Flannel, full Q width, 5 yds. for ü2n

Children's Shoes in button only, sizes up to 8, at pair Ö SbÖ 36-inch Percales, good patterns, Qg hf 4 yards for.... Uhra House Aprons in light or dark patterns, Q-i all sizes Ö tlaUtl Children's Gingham Dresses, all (ftQi sizes up to 14 at Ö 8 vLP

Huck Towels, with red

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A good assortment of Children's Rompers, all colors and sizes, M (jjjg each J U nxJr Vjr Ladies Union Suits, ribbed fleeced, ffyfä $1.50 value at QlliWSy One table full of Silks, Foulards, Poplins and Satins, 36 inches wide, up to

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R. M. C. Crochet Cotton, mostly all num- ( f$& bers, a box UÜbU $1.00 OFF on any Shoe in the house that has been selling over $4.00.

DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL 300 pair Lad ies' Fine Dress Shoes, broken assortments.

values up to $10.00, at a pair

18-inch Embroideries in Cambrics and Swisses,

worth up to 75c Qj yard, 5 yards for Ö J a

Ladies' Ribbed Fleeced

Union Suits, worth $1.00

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Corsets, an extra good

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Muslin Gowns in white

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Muslin Skirts, in white,

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Muslin Corset Covers and Drawers, worth 75c

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Boys' Coat Sweaters of regular $4 value, in gray, navy and maroon. Special Dollar CJfS Day

Boys' All-Wool VNeck Sweaters in many combinations. Regular

$7.50 and $8.50 (?f?

values. Dollar Day

Men's All-Wool VNeck Sweaters, in stripes, many combinations of colors. Values to $10.

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Juvenile Corduroy Suits, either Oliver Twist or Romper V styles, sizes 5 to 8 years; reg. $5 values. Special for Dollar Day

Boys Knicker Pants, values to $3.50, at less than the material would cost today. Dollar C?5 Day lyta

Boys' Waists of Eiden cloth, regular $1.50 values. Buy now all your

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Boys Winter Hats, velvet, velour and cloths, in values to $1.50. Dollar

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Six Children's Military Overcoats, sizes 4 to 9 years, velvet, corduroy lined. Regular $7.50 and $8.50 values. Dollar Day

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Misses Fast Black Hose, in sizes up to 7 only, 35c

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Single Blankets, full size.

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Navy Blue Chambray

Work Shirts. &i

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Brooms, worth 75c

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6 pair Men's Black or

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Boys Knee Pants, woth

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Men's and Boys' Sweaters, all kinds and sizes, up

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A wonderful large 3-Lb.

Cotton Batting, j worth $1.50, at Ö II u'

DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL IN OUR SHOE DEPT. 300 pair Ladies', Boys' and Children's Shoes that have been selling from $3.00 to $7.50. Your choice Q fJft for a shoe .. iJuruww

Cloak and Suit Dept. $1.00 Off on Every $5.00 Purchase

Children's Wash Suits, sizes 2 to 8 years, in values to $5. As there are only about 50 suits in this

lot, come early. Dollar Day

Boys' Caps or regular $1 and $1.50 values; with or without inbands; in plain or fancy patterns.

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Boys' Night Robes aLrd Sleepers at less than the material would co.1. All sizes from 2 to 16 years . .

Mil itnrv Suits in finest vvnnl .'rrt 1 ,M fkP

For Men Men's Linen Collars, discontinued lines from our regular stock, some long points, some round fronts low, medium and high "jl stytles. Special for Dollar Day, 8 for l) i Men's Percale Shirts of regular

$1.50 value, ail sizes. Dollar Q?

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Men's Neckwear of regular $1.50 value. Dollar Day Ö

Men's Neckwear of regular 0f 75c value. Dollar Day, 2 for. . . U 1

Men's Fine Fibre Shirts in plain colors only, reg

ular $7 values.

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35 dozen Men's Caps in values to $4.00. Take your choice, (JM Dollar Day 0 I

Men's Derbies in brown only, regular $5

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If the article vou wish is not listed above, come in and look around, we will have many other bargains out in lots too small to advertise, so come early.

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