South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 65, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1920 — Page 2
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LOCAL STORES IN ANNUAL SPRING
FASHION OPENING1
Divorce Suits
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'J'h'irvlay. Window lnh? vath th . triad colored i-prini-: to-, !Vivt r.-., :vi pr tty lU'hfin;: rr'f i ts 1 j i - 1 fu;pp r.s to th- -v. n Iit;.r iii?-i-l"r.i tsp'cUl!y ! coi .. I !'r ihc -( as i n. As w.i.i jifdictd JIton j.c !. U for mit uro sJiowri - t n -i 1 , uithr.wtrh 11.' s loi-tail'.r d .u:d tailore d mji;s iir.d favor with many. Tri'-othi; i.s popular hult materia! and a n-w r.iatf-ria!, rainbow rth, i i;s"d t' advar.tiis in port suits. Suit skirts uro narrow. ovf rl.lousf.H aro shown aI;not exclusively in the blou;-" liii-. A n.-w batitf- design hhowri In or," of th'5torra in f specially attractive. Separat ktrtü are ood, . specially u.ccorclicn rlcatrj models. Yt? Coat Um. Tn the coat line, the -h rt sports roat ana tht; norc drrsvy wrap are slmwp almost exclusively, thtse latter r-rlnp: ra.i'lt rf ehattovant and silk tluvctynr. Ttff-ta ilr.s.f vith frills and pleats- are mri.-h displayed and two new matr rials, kittens' ear 'rep and mignonette, in both dark and light shadrs. are tindinic favor. Tho most noticeablo feature of
the fcprinz; aral tummor hats s the j
large crown, made to ;if commodate the new style halrdress, hih on th" head, with tho rnrdium head size. Transparent hats of peroxlino braid, mollne und tended net are tun' h hoTn and dipper braid with a shiny lacquered llnlsh is popular. Ilspccially beautiful 1s an Imitation jt cU;th which, when combined with mollne ant! J"t produces a hat hard to equal in j;martn'ss. Handed sailors will be much worn this spring. A.s usual the larpe hat is favorel for dress wear and the small one for street wear.
ri-d S-pt. '-7: 100Ö, and had very litt!' troub!' until rec ntlr-. Th y parat d l'b. l, 10 2 0. after several q iana I:'. 'II has frequently struck anl bra? rr.e lurir;i; th; last year or so." said Mi". Ilunllf. "On one occasion h- threatened to kill nie." Mrs. Hunlie a.ks that her husb.iiid b- ordered by the court to pay a weekly amount fr the supp-trt of th !r thre- children.
l: : .-ir Hollar i hartes abandotii.a :,t and d m rtiori in h'-r suit for divorce from I-slie Hollar hlci in elretiit court Thursday. Mrs. Hollar stated hT husband 1 ft her I' b. 22 ,'ifter living together v'nee o-t. .", lMfS. the day of their marriiK'". At the time he left, he left behind a farewell letter to her in which )f said he no longer loved her. "I do not want to live with you any Joncer," read the note left by Mr. Hollar. "Our relationship has continued Ionic eno jh. Now you can .-et a divorc." Mr Hollar asks the court for an order requiring him to assist in the support of the f mr children iio left behind, thr.-.- of whom ate in school while the fourth is working.
GRAMS CHANGE OF VEiSUE A MURDER CASE TO SUPERIOR COURT
Ai.t m (r s.'';', rlar.t:l with th" murder of Nurris Dill(n at the Ka'le I'oint saloon on I'rairi" av., was granted a change of venae from the circuit to superior court Thursday aftT an acrcment between 'Ire.sze's attorney and the state. Kazmir Jaroszewski, Jdin riotrow ski and I'cler I'lowers. charged with pranI larceny, was cranted a -hani:? of venue to the superior court. ''harlcs Dodd. alias Lyle Uod'l. charged with burglary and jrrand larceny, and Frank Miller charged with forpery, were granted hariKCs to thr superior court from tin circuit court. Walt r I'awflski and I'eter I'jta, rharp 1 with roVhery, were also granted a chance of venue to superior court upon agreement of the defense and the state.
TRAFFIC MAX ACER OF CAR USES RESIGSS
V. i:. Hollar, general traffic, manager of the Chicago, .outh Itond Sr
j Northern Indiana Railway Co.. re-
si?n"d Wednesday to accept a similar position with the Iouisvllle Traction Co.. which he has been considering lor pome time. Mr. Hollar has been with the local company for several years and handled the entire freight and passenger business of the lines through Goshen. Elkhart, South Iiend, Laporte and Michigan City. Though his resignation comes as a surprise it is understood that he has been contemplating the change for some tim. His brother, C. H. Hollar, is acting as traffic manager temporarily until his permanent succwor i named. Mr. Hollar left Thursday tor Iouisvllle to confer with tbe Louisville Traction Co.
U . . STEIX OPEtS OLIVER STYLE SHOP
AXXOUXCE LIST OF CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
FILE EJECTMENT SUIT AGAINST -PLOW WORKS
The Oliver Chilled Plow work" was made defendant in a suit on j'-traent tiled recently in the Allen ouMy superior court by Isaac W 11 .rul Abraham Well in which $?.O0O damages aro asked. Summons, mailed to Sheriff Duck Thurslay in which notice was glvon
tu the plow works, sets the
;.f the hearing of the case on March It. Th plaintirfs claim that th- y are
The following "list of examinations for ( i v i 1 service rositions was rceived at the post otfie.e Thursday and will be held on the dates named, reservation wardens. April 7; matrons for service in Indiana. May 1 1 . asi-dant in marketing wool. April 7; dictating machine transcriber. April 21, May It'; inspector and ag' nt, anti narcotic act, May 4; land law rbrk, April 1; clerk translator. April 21: domestic science teacher, April 7, June 9; farmer, Indiana servke, no examination: automobil' mechanic, March 2.t. TUsides the examinations mentioned there nre a larpe number of others of all kinds in the sixth civil service district which includes Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. Variou kinds of mechanics are wanted for service at McCook field aviation station at Jayton, O., and at Fairfield. O. There are at present, according to the figures of the civil servico
! commission, l.OO1? stenographers
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and a great many are still needed. Kurther information on the examinations may be secured at the post of-
rightful )wner. of land that has j cC). be n purchased from. th Oliver com- j i any but possession rcfu.-ed, j
AMERICANIZATION MAM TO DELIVER LECTURE Abraham Howers. America nizalion secretar f tho Metropolitan Association of Chicago, will address the members of the Chamber of Commerce nt their w cutely noonday lancheon Monday. M!r. Howers will talk on "Organization Efficiency." Secy Louis Ci.
Colsen, activities serretarv of tlie i V. M. C. A., will net as chairman j
r-f thr meeting. A representative of tho Chicago chamber of commerce will bo present at the meeting.
Coinciding with the spring fashion displays m the stores Is the opening f th Oliver Style Shop in the Oliver hotel building, a shop to be devoted exclusively to blouses, lingerie, hosiery and boudoir accessories. The room occupied by tho shop has been redecorated, blue hangings and rugs, ivory tittlngs, and mahogany woodwork adding to its attractiveness. The blouses displayed at the opening Thursday afternoon ranged from strictly tailored models to elaborate tricolette and mignonette overblouses, one being adorned v.'ith hand-painted buttons. One blouse which attracted much attention was an Elsie Janis blouse of cartridge cloth, material used by the government during the war. The one shown was pink in color, embroidery trimmed. Another blouse much admired was a novelty Japanese one. The hhop is to make a specialty of complete boudoir sets nnd trousseau outfits. A gown of yellow and burnt orange on display could be matched with a teddy bear combination, cap, mules, garters, hosiery, etc. Deep colors are much shown in lingerie, the favored flesh and white having given way to yellow, green, orchid and a variety of bright colors. W. H. Stein, manager of the shop, has arranged a number of conveniences for his feminine patrons including a reception room with accommodations for letter writing:, a. telephone service and an entrance from the hotel lobby.
CKI THE! ; SENT TO .I.UU Arthur Hutler, a cripple was arraigned in the city court Thursday morning on a charge with being drunk. He pleaded guilty but asked th- court for leniency. After it was foutid that this was his second offense in two weeks the court fined him $1 and costs. Ho expressed a willingness to "lay out" the fine rather than pay it. His wish will be complied with.
Continue Case of Alleged Highway Robber The trial of Martin Jagla. charged with robbery, was continued by Special Judge Eli K. Seebirt in circuit court Thursday because rf the failure of arrival of one witness in the case. Proceedings were set for next Tuesday at which time both the state and defense stated th y would be ready for trial. Glen McDonald and Clyde Yant. highway robbers recently sen: to the state reformatory from the superior court. arrived Wedn-sdav evening and were ready to tstifv in the trial. They will remain iu the custody of the sheriff while the trial Ls pending and will be returned after proceedings are closed. Although Jagla's attorney v.oukl make no statement, it was rumored among those present in the court room that McDonald and Yant were gotn to admit they committed the robbery of which Jagla is charged.
HELD roit mo vocation. Mary Gyomony was arrested on a charge of provocation on complaint of Theresa Crabi lato Wednesday afternoon. Her case will be heard in the city court Saturday morning.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. COMING Next Week La Salle and Castle SAME PICTURE EOTH THEATERS THREE DAYS
Feed grinding done at Starr mills.
ECZEMA ON CHILD'S FACE
In Little Pimples. Hands Poisoned. Cuticura Heals.
"Our little girl was three months old when eczema started on her face
in little pimples. She rubbed until her face was almost like raw meat. Her hnds became poisoned so that I had to tie one of them
iVufl.and she cried.
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cura Soap and Ointment so we bought acakeof Soap and a box of Ointment, and in four weks abc was heaVed." (Sljr:td) Mrs. J. D. Duplet, Thernvin, Ohio, June 18. 1919. Giv Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin.
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MEN'S FINE MODERATELY PRICED
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Demand quality in shoes shoes that fit and wear shoes that are at once stvlish and comfortable. These most essential factors in footwear are combined in UNION SHOE COMPANY shoes. You obtain the greatest amount of genuine satisfaction that money can buy. The I10W styles for Spring are $6 to $14
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Some have done so only to regret it. The Best Dressed Men in the city are wearing our clothes, because our styles are always in advance. Capable Judges Some people will pay any price for an article if they can pay for it some time in the future. But, you respect the Man's Judgment who pays cash and well you may for he has the money in his pocket and can buy where it buys the most. If You Are A Cash Buyer why buy where you help pay for the man's clothes who does not pay cash)
INVESTIGATE If you are in doubt as to our ability to save you 10.00 to 20.00 on these Suits and Overcoats.
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Strictly Cash Policy, No Bad Debts, No Losses, No Profiteering.
Marabou Furs For sprir-time wear. New shipment just in. Price $7.50 to $30.00.
Wnsh Silk Sale of Shirtings Now Roins on. S . 5 0 v.ilues at S2.9Ö.
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All of the newest features of Spring Millinery are cleverly combined in these Spring Hats. Shining braids, gorgeously colored flowers, dull fabrics and embroidery in straw and yarn. They are truly harbingers of sunny spring days. These Hats commend themselves to your attention. Prices: $10.00 to $37.50
Women's Underwear Women's Union Suits. Unfleeced cotton, three styles neck and sleeves; ankle length; pink and white. At $1.59 to $2.19. Women's Union Suits. White fleeced, all styles neck and sleeves; ankle length. At $2.25, $2.50. Women's Union Suits. Extra out size; medium weight, low neck, sleeves, ankle length; sizes 46, 48 nnd 50. $2.75. Women's Separate Garments. Odd lot of separate garments and union suits. At 19c to $2.50.
Women's Hosierv Women's Pure Silk Hose. With shaped ankles; black, white and brown. At $2.25. Women's Radmore Hose. Pure silk; black, white brown, navy, may brown and piping rock. At $1.50.
Desirable Spring Suits Serviceable and practical for dress occasions as well as informal street attire, these Suits meet the requirements of a complete wardrobe. The materials are good wearing Serges, Gabardines and Tricotines. The colors are navy and black. The excellence of the linings testify to the ality of these garments. Prices Range From $37.50 to $65.00
Modish Tub Blouses For General Wear Of finest French voile, with hand embroidery and real filet or baby Irish trimmings. These exquisite garments are verv special at $10.00 and $15.00. For women who prefer tailored waists, there are pleasing models of voile with plain tucked fronts and high collars. Attractively priced. $5.00 and $6.00. Organdy Waists in flesh and white, with fronts of fine pin tucks, rolling collars and smartly tailored sleeves having turn-back cuffs finished with real filet edging. $8.95. Jersey Smocks A Spring Novelty Unusual in their newness, these smocks in tan and blue wool jersey cloth, embroidered in self colors and also in contrasting color?, bespeak the approval of little women. Prices from $12.50 to $15.00.
Charles
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FRIDAY
Friday Bargains, the day of extra value giving. Desirable merchandise all over the store is carefully selected and greatly reduced in price for "Friday Only." Watch for the green price tickets throughout the store. They tell a true story of extra savings.
Dress Special, Womens' and Misses' Serge and Poplin Dresses. One lot values
up to $27.50.
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Children's Gingham Dresses, in sizes 6 to 14
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Dress Goods Special, 36 inch Wool Plaids. Regular $1.50 value. Friday only,
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Dress Goods Special, 36 Wool Serges, variety of colors. Regular $1.25 value.
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Women's Union Suits, Silk top, ankle length, in pink and white, light weight.
Sizes 36 to 42. CJ-fiJ
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Women's Gauze Union Suits, ankle length, sizes 34 to 44. Friday CM! AA
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Towel Special, good quality Turkish towels, size 20x
40. Friday ! only a
Curtain Materials, Scrim and Iarquisette, 36 inch, in
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Percale, 36 inch, in light and dark patterns. Friday only, MO yard s3iiJ Dress Ginghams, 27 in., in plaids, stripes and plain colors. Friday only, yard Öa J Apron Ginghams, 27 in., white and blue checks. Friday, ft yard Uj fi If Toilet Soaps, Jap Rose. Palm Olive and Cocoa hardwatcr Castile. Special, Gold Dust, 4 pound packSpecial Lab
.Vri MaU-rialt. lecture Training. THE I. W. LOWER DECO ILATINO COMPANY, South Henri, Indiana. Wall PajHr. Draperie Pnlnt Stipplir.
Sarauel C. Lontz & Sons East Colfax Avenue The Home cf Klean Koal
The Ills Wectric blicp S. D. Moran & Son Wiring nnd lie pairing.
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