South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 84, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 March 1920 — Page 11

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FELLOWSHIP CLUB GIVES RARE TREAT! DMinxili.-lird Sneaker- Tn. i , tlllHC Larire Audicnrt at I I 't'i i lllim ISaiKIlirt. 1 i"jdir;.e. p.ontlro ; I:ierat' r?-hij ' J" du! to t!i) i 1'iir.J'er of fa'.;;. attended, many! i t then; irir;u;r,L' t Lrueyt. which I

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thy wer' aKo'.v ! r.. do on this p-- j mos? strikiiij,' which has l n called ia! melton. The pro-ram was the ! to i:iy att ntin is that of our ion-y.-t suhvii d. and v-ry num-' f ption and tr atm nt of all indl-l-r u is il.or-.'iL'h! v i;J'.d. The ' vijfials classed a-s conscientious ol- . i . . . : . ....... . . . I I, i. .... ....... 11 t . i 1 1 t.,.-..A in

i . ' ' s OL III O 'a.S.OIl were m U I of national f.iTor.d Mi ir r .-; t i'. .i ddr ' 'S "a r ption;il b 1 .;. .. t i'i iih-t iii ) . i r i i .i i 1 1 . .1 s i r . an - n.irt..! that no h-tter or.,,, rs have ; vt b er. i. ..rd in the county, I'n.f Walter lu.l Scott, of North - w. stem university. :hl..po. ne of ; the ur.ntest students of psvehoby ! in the countrv. an.l Ir. D- Witt Tre-i n.1:ne. furnish. .! th- mf lb tua! P.rt of the pr..rram. "p.-ontl Ad-. ministration and its IM .tion to So-j uai i nr s. , was tno xt:eme taK.-n ;-v Pror. s-ott. IP

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nt social unre-t was practically wfr!!-wi!e, arid not due to any smule . aus- su h as shortage of labor. Th' d.i-ronter.t offered a serious r.n t-u.al pn.bi.-m to American IndusT. Amerb-an Kenlu.s had sucr essful'.y e.oive.l Mich dit:icult problems as lnc-.-.'.-d produ, tion of food, reMISHAWAKA r i r: sali;-;.du n i

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i,,-ar liarue. lake renx-n ..rk. tnii.-kjini: SAI.i: itufi" nrpinirtoii -.:" fr ; j.r. .motion to rrc ma u.i Km-n r N. men hot. t.iojr. Sl.. and $J.oo ,,er fcttins. uitli -: ti ! in ftieir crop llao "U ' P. Fifth st. ".'itr.

tli.it Fatol AI.. 'st ii work im l-T ior--th.'ih'.s .'.' l' Mblia w.il.a. I'.i'.y.le v. r liaudj' v-itii our wor' I' itl 'i: AI.i: -Am inov in-' : "ill -11 fitie l..r-'f IIa. haut h.'me U.ird oal i e.it.-r l'! . :ij. f taken I o"r.' Tlmr.-.lay. '-"."t i Fui: SAI.F Mart i.-. -i"ii'', ori.k--. ...ik ( l.i.i.t, vl-' :iu! :iP kinds l iuml.-r at tu.- ..Li M. I '. .barcu. U'"ii H.tllaert maoi! contractor i'-t I AVANTK1 iJo.'d r.a" for w-Tk In saw t'.illl. Aje-ly Waiielee Lunib-r Fo. AI Ish nvil k.i. ' - ',V hN I IP Piaa.. t-ujd. Idt'a r at t-a. h- . 's ftii'ilo or pupils horae. rhoiie .Mlsajiwaka 1T7;. -al.. SI.N.JLK sh--. tailor and family Sewing mu lile.es P.. u '.in price. Fall Mishnwak.t 17:; -r 11- W. Llhtli st. Harry Arm.M. I'lil' SALL Vacant lot. cheap for . adi r will trad- f-T nutomoI.ll- or live sio.!.. l'lioiie (i,'.'la -17 . -Itä roll SALL -Parti v modem .'.oulde llat buiblliii:. vl'-" to Lin-oln way W. Pri-- S4 Stüi k K'Uj.ty to. .uisna waka Trti-t M'lr. MP. 1 1'ni; SALL 'lodern N room house on L Xlishawaka av.; larse : i-'ar i-e tt:i' he. I t house; tine husen -"it iil e ül.a.h trees, iiwp.er troir. to e : iii'.riiia. St n k Ih'alty Co. -'ltf pou SAT.i:--"n. Chevrolet, two extra r!ms and tire one i'-ni nve pas-pnw-r Imperial Harare. Litee.n way !.. Phone MlnLawaka 7tf ! 11 Ut SAI.P NSa room house en lirei corner lot. in iroil location. v a.kink' ,lStni,.. to nav fa:torv In ity. P! i.tv f fruit In;uire at hvl lui'Jaua av. ; Phot-. Mishawaka 2n;i7. lltfiö I I.IP.r.KTY r.(NDS-Vi pav up to $..120 fo d casb. a'-cru'il int.' "t allowed. tN,. sell Ponds. . I. bithr!. 42.1 .J. M . . . . w l . -dir. (l ouria 'i K'i tf poll sali: Modem rdrie roota house. First floor arrautremeut : vestibule, living room, tausir retn. library .'.'.nlru: room, kltrhen; pnn- Ipal rooms ...k finish. Se.-eml tb.or: lull, four larp" bedrooms, losefs. K irret; large basem.nt: hot w:dr h-.it: el.M tri - Uj-'l't; new double paTii-e. fruit trees, trails. Pointed :7 N. Main ft. l'rb e ?7.sl 41." AV. Psttell tt. P ro.ua modern brick ii!..i fra-ne , l t.-d-ro,.;iis. i. rb'sets: fun ! heat: e!". trio I'.cht: .'stern; hardwood floors; fn.it trees; -r'.p lare wo-'dahed ; deut b j.-nr v'' TO F. Third nt. A e.v.l substan tial. S room house; :; ii.irooms; J rjoets; t'U'et in house; pood ellar, earn; intern ; j av .cents Prb e r. l-OA) Modern 1 M.oia i. -.u-e; 1 be.'.r-.onis ; furiia.e h.-.'t ; sauit-iry pluuc !:.-'; ele.trb- li-'!t; pood o'P'ir, .lutein: w,!l; parise. P-' ; fruit t :'; h! ken l ouse and park. I.o.-.,ted 211 W. MUhauaLa av. Prbe. .. .",7."0 IR'a W. Sevnth t. A sj.ed sub fUnntlal 7 roam Lous.- h.-tw r, n Fb'veland rnd Los: m sr "' t-.-d-rooms; w. l". ; .ist. ru; wt-. Ni e l : eh if ken !:.u: fruit trees. Pri 2.isl Pd'. N". Main ft. Fori., r Main and Mjrbvi st 7 re- ia I ö bed riHUEs: 4 closets; toil-f ii- to;..-; water and fink in kb. h.-n ; :--trPlipht ; ej.tern ; i . '.:.:t ; pa r.ip; UI....I!;.-'! ; . 'il. k-n h :so: mnA,' aut fruit tree. A'.b-y at rear: one bbx'k fr.ua ar line. j Pri- e T. 4H" 5'7 P. Ninth ft. re. ra h .-us: I .e,!reorni : 4 b'Sef h ; dv tri ll.'ht : I larp ellar: eisten'. (! la i r.oune; r nr:t. l'r: e 0 ,d'. S Sarr.h sr. 7 r..- .'i :. s-: : j t.-l rooms. ; 3 loset,; ;.-, trb I l'ü-bts; well: c,-;:tr irr.c .-'.1 it- t (.n-essba. Prb -'"" P.. W. Lawrence st. 7 r','; t. ( fcforV hoU?e; t.'Tee .'(.'ro-'UlS . ... I...'.. --..f.". I r.- ;.ii-1 : oin.i . i . i i .i T'ht: cistcrr. ; wen; p.. ei ..:.ir. waexlihed; chic-ken l.ouH. : t., lsrp .berry trees; strawberry plants; prape art..,r; pa:;.pe; .ill. v at rear; two 11 cks fro. a :r ll:;e. Ivisessi-.n ro dsvs Pri -e !.. u WILLIAM IIAPP. i:.-.-.p. r Ji Citlteüi' P.a'-.k I'd !p

OF MISHAWAKA 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

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r.K.I for xpandir.jr; markets and th" 'vrthrow rf TniJ.r.try l;o?!-n.. , Will SoUe Irotltn. 'r,;. in, .said th s j i 'i k t, hut its ;0,utiori d' '--and factors not In vrdved in the r trir r problem--.. This it; ' ,rol,!,',!1 f"r personal ucminis-triti-n. and d nianiis a thorough . . .. .. . iM - dy cd pnr..;pies, .r.d pr.iUc.--i I 'und.im;r.tal p'Tsoh.s uh arc c!as. 1 toprthrr. Tii'' fdUy "f sucJj a conception and the in.illciency in practLcs based upon it, are numerous. On., t, riuiriii'L' IIP t F f M w JC'-ioi.. i u'-y w-i- ,m ru-w.-Tn i lrfk..rs stnr.id towards, and di.- ! .-. - ; Kvnera. orW wa, treat Such tn-atrnent led to, Th jh - w u .n- t - - , li.-astrous results an.l was aban- j loned. h ri .gt. ork app ared , ia camp as a consciehtious objec- . tor the order was treat him rouRh. ! If F-.rh tr-a m nt had been continued h wou.d doubtless have been sent t. Iv avenworth as a rrimlna ..byctor As a matter of f.u t treat 'em rr.uph was abandoned for the n-w m y u '' ,u '"w, , , . . . As a r-su.t ofK went to the ironi arm I'imru M.u.-.t k.j probably. tlie greatest hero of th J American array. Th- speakr or.ten.led there were many Sirt. b.rks in industry t'' ( ! ,v!; are .einp; treated as laferH. j., and discontents. I,f.i,-lf,f yam- tu.ii varc treated scienti.icahy CLASSIFIED i") r-.i"d rr.nvf. Jlt- . ! ! r i r j :.l U'. I.:, . : en. n i: s. i.i: M,"vri;.t. Inquire ;it Stctzi: it:; rem . j,--' r.i -". . NTKh Jiirl r women to tali i i -! i . s ai.d d. .Tal .leaning; eit ia r I'V !.,'. ek Impdre in i-ersea. st. .l..ye., Ys i4o.;:.,i .Ml..d:aw.ika. -it::

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i mi. .i.i. All ino't.-ra iivus. x-T't J f ir;:.i -e: !,,t. l'.arn arid lot In i'r;M;f. t In-piiro in.V - mW.fNTKP An exi .-ri.-r.. e.i i ,n st r s by j a I. .ne s tailr. Apply .-1. Umolii a.,v i 1ji'.7-1'J , I'i: SAl i: New Pordsor, tra-tir. f.dly j ;;i'i and j.,..,. I eaplione drj , " . 7' I j 'k .ia. ki: i j. i 1 1 .v. iti. An m a re farm. S füiües nortli west ef Mlshawnka; coml lniibliü'.'s ; jo. eiim: fruit liet-s; 1( ji res la timber, 20 acres In lye and whh. l,o.'..silon at .nce. Rim s.niald.. pri. c f.r ii'il' k li.-al. sma.I pay ment down, balance easy terms. A Mil" ! l olp i.-rt. PLonv Mishawaka 21 H ! i it sali: - U Ii i t P horn eifirs for Inquire b".P S. spring st. tl hatchluf.

IUI: SALi: A .aia-.-. modern e-pt rnvthitic ilesirable that cannot be objuiiia.e. in -.od l on.iiti'Ui. Will Ped j t. lined in America, if. and when, the

with or vithout furnitere Call noons or eveiiinirs. 1.1 L. Ilroidwav :t3 ;

Foi: SALL At firmer' prhe: .ne reji- I hinds, revolution is insanity where Jsterr.i .bTSfv bull. -2 tnontim old. St. J the ballot is at the disposal of all. Lamhert's strain, ddrens P. X, Stoeek- , It is . implv rebellion against ourInser. K. K. N'.. 2, Mlsh.iu aka. P.U7 ! selves.

..".iV io,r , i n . ; than to be a citizen; more than th r.ue. l(o pounds onion .e(jo drills. . , , wht-elhoes. farm m a. hhu-rv. PJ head cat-I l lchi t( votf'- n is tlu v''lH to volctie. " rh.-ter White ouns hows, s s Let's all be true Americans now. horse-, at puMic sale Tudav. Man d ' Judce Ralph Feic acted as Valley Vi.w Farm, L". miles southwest toastrnaster, beinir introduced to the

south b.-mi. iuU.-m noruiuest .urtri . audionor bv M. W. Mi, president of lJ,t:V; i,uii!,s 8,tIi"t enini8towm!th, cuh -T)r p n Parker offered

W. F. Harder 17;: MISHAWAKA PJIALTV CO. Jll Mishawaka Trust I'.bljf. Phone Mishawaka 2t7. HUMPS TO HL'Y Oil bLLD Terms cr Cash. It POP SALE 5 roejn lioiis-e. t. lot, cl.': In. north side, fai ejsh., 7 room house, Sarau st.. A-l repairs -VO room i.oue, i ir;:, u.r. -ui k-n house, immediate possession, easy terms 1.7"0 room Punjalow, new, easy payVlt'Tlf 0 i;."c (; a k m i iti"! Phone o7o Mishawakn FOR SALL One lot. I'Ulm en S. Clay t. Phone MishawnUa Ul.i. 17t7 WANTLP eö.od man f.r garden and yard work; also houseman. Steady work for eperlenie.l and reliable man. Write lu A or iu'iuin; .News Times. löt.l LUiL'IlTY PoNPS bousht and sold. Call and j,'?t our cpiotatlons. Main lHsi ' Camp Thome Co., -0 J. .V. S3, bids r - tf : Il W A N T I : I TO PF i -A niimr-r of ou: e rRiiptnp from LÖCO t.. $.".fieo. Will a? ( on.:. lor a ja. L deal all Achlio. Ct ruTt. poon. Milavraki lLl. tf

WOKIlFN PF.ALTY FO. W. W. Third M !:h. 2k:. IL W. audewalb-, Mjtr. We an- not rnemb. rs ef the realty board. We have hemes f.r s.d. in very part of Mi!.a w aka. Ten ef our mo. lern nnd pirti moUcrn, lew priced boii.es. ca'a r t.-r:.,s: Fourta t., ii ro. u;s. f 1 iiM P.lttelb. f r'.c.!is l.O's Fifth s-t . t'. ro.-..is -.'.issi N. Lo. .:, i r-rn l!.in Ann st.. " rooms 2.',m Sarah st . o r"-m 2.J." T;drtee!.t!i st . 0 s IMi N". Main . Z ;. ms 2.f."Fer.tT st. lo root-as N. Spr'.tiv-, s rooms o,cJ AVe have beautiful home in rTry part ef Mtsaawaka. T'iese hi,;:i. s are com-pb-trly !it.b-rr;. s. :-i- ef t!; :a i '..'cant la st riu tu ri n 1 b ai-' l in t!.. very bes j .-rts d t:.. - ity i'.ivh .-r t r:a Si id our eou:ple'.-! -d.ru ;::. .: Third t . 7 n-::is .?4 " Third St., s toou; 4. ;ni Lin oln way L , 7 room- F"'"' W. iJrove. '. reo.i.s ," 17n w. sixth. 7 roo.us :..uri Thir l nt.. s ro i.i.- o.li WtHLbr.N KI-LTV O :o tf

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. . i. and these together with numerous v i,, r vs v-,--,i n tr' ,u of . . . I 1 I "Sti-in Aincrita. To many of up, America simply m. ans a r.anu; to b- shuto 1. saal Mr. Trema inc. We know litt'.:- b ... I u,.:-nil To believ.' -" . . . ' . naasht beyond ou4 ex . riercc T, - 1 r...., , . ,i, m ; . i. , . ,. i ;,n( ; , h " forvow i-Jr.g-Amrrirri tho ,an:l of bt,autv. With all Its KIorv and traditions, few A, ,no sr,.nos ar(. f;lir,r than nur rork, No xvat-rfall ' in Kurope (.qua,s Nia?ara for mairnitude nor Multnomah for heiirht. The WOrld hns VPt to dup!ir;itp thr oj-y or tho grandeur of our "Ganlen of the L I'll! Vidi W'U V'4. VI'Kurope equals f. TU-filinri f- ciTr. or thf. 'o'umbia for sc,.nrrv. No other land of equal domain but is nvirrod by f . , . , .n,,.,rnr. x Scottish mist, no Kntrlish tnK. no Italian tvphus n0 Asiatic chob-ra. America is a land of plenty. Few KurorM;in t.mpiovi.r have vUch pood homes or enjoy so many coinforts as have the workmen in America. Amf.rica is a treisury inexhaustahle. We have tillable land. Our cotton fields and sheep pastures would clothe tho worbl. "We hive buiidir.c; material enough to houi-o the whole human race. land of OpiHtrtimi; y. This is a lmd of (d orf unity. Per rapita taxes arc the lowest in the world Th av.'ratrc warre of America's workers .ire the hiirhest the world has ever seen. Here the worker has the opportunity of civ- ,

. a i wfTKf rs. Iln cnnrlj.i'.n, h- -;m:r,.d up br:.-:ly tho effects thai training, vocational ruidinrc. dalir.c with th.-s--ru:m nts and a;r. bitions nf th.worker anil rep:ird!ni? rn-n as lotriral individual, had upon thf problem of social unrest. Am-bary linUrtniii-;. Following tho addr. -s of Prof. Scott, Wallace Bruce Am.-hary of Chicago. charin.-d his harers with

mit cnnuren priwieu-es ne vasjlr j, :arh Parker and Rev.

b nid. dorn of vocation. allwini; adaptahipty freedom of Aprcnnn, enVf,;iim, im.nta! development; free- '. f. c,..uva.lnK m,. t-iral abilities; r.reater per i-apita juouueuon. We must adapt ourselves to th American spirit and ideals if we wish fullv to f.njov its advantages. , th lanJrua?;, an(i foster the jd that have made it frreat. This l' ri-'sls 01 an Arne ricanizauon. Tion't lmr.ort European theories or try to craft Furopean systems upon our American Pie, unless you want to repeat Furopean conditions you came here to escape. Liberty means, not to do as: I Pleuse, hut to do as the maloritv determinen. To lo as you rde'ase- is n narchv. To do ns the maloritv de termines Is libertv. If von don't like it. co lind a majority of your kind. You may want booze, but the majority says "Ne." The majoritv has seldom been vronc. There is I majority wants it. This is true un- ! der no other form of covernnient. hatever mav bbe true in autocratic j To bo an American is no ninre th invocation. The "Pall-Band" ! saxophone orchestra contribute! exI client numbers while the vocal Isoncs and choruses led by Arthur Shank were of the usual hich orIer. IMcewater Floral Place for funeral flowers, prices very reasonable. ! Adv. 2 lt3 Recular meetinc D O. T. M.. N. : ;. Wednesday eveninc. 2:'.tl Advt. j H(zinnin7 April 1, tlio nc seale of th Un'al union. No. 103.". RrothrrlnMxI of' Painters. Paper I lancers and Dtixirutr of Mishawaka. will In !." per Iiour. F. A. Ra-li, pniiUnt; K. F. (askill. nt-onlim; stiTetary. il

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SUCCUMBS TUESDAY Came to Indiana 70 Years A:o r roni Pen n. Iva nia in Pioneer Stvlc. 'harle.- Albert, pionoer re-;-!(h-nl of St. Jocrh county, dird at hi home, 00rj Main st., Tuesday afternoon. He has been in failing h-alth for tomttimt', and coniinej to b d Iur the pa?t thr weeks. lK-atli was du to Kidney trouble. Mr. Albert was born in Philadelphia Pa.. March 7, is 43 and was 7 7 years old. He was the yrn of Anthony and Parbara Albert. At th aire of hfvrn he came to Indiana with his parents who made th.' trip in true pioneer style, having jour nefu r:anu in a. one norse wai;i i and entered an 0 acre farm in W I ALAnh . . . . 1 . . . t-A . li.- 1 i 1 1 I UUIIL . 11 Lt I . LUV ALIIIily purchased a farm in Madison twp. where they erected a rabin and started clearing the land for cultivation. Mr. Albert received his early educational trainint; in the district schools of the township. On May 1 18 5 4 he was married to Miss Marparetta M. Klein. They s"ttlel on a farm in this vicinity where he cleared a part of two farms, and was the owner of several tracts of land, at one time having 635 acres. He ente;cd an active career and devoted himself to agricultural pursuits. He was a staunch republican and an active worker in the interests of the prohibition party. For several years he served as supervisor of this township. Ii. 1?0T. he moved to Mishawaka where he has since resided. He was well known and well liked on account of his kind and pentle disposition. He was a mcmb.r of the Methodist Kpiscopal church. His wife died May 2S, 1?06. He is survived by seven daughters. Mrs. fenrs W. Moon, city; Mrs. Adam ! Hur.sher.scr. South Ib-nd: Mrs. Winfie?"! Huston, Iinsimr, Mich.: Mrs.! William Ichlitener, Mis-- Thera 1 j U. Albrrt. Mrs. Jacob Wei;-a and j ; Mrs. M. V. Hunsbercr r of this city. ! His son Lords V. Albert died Dee. ! 2ft. 191. Ho a' so leaves IT, urand'hiblren. six pre-u grandchildren, a sister. Mrs. Schuyler Flovy Wyatt: three brothers-, John and Jacob of this city. and Phillip Albert of South P.cnd. Funeral services will be held from th, Methodist Episcopal church Fri(lav -ftornoon at '':'.'.( o'clock. Rev. (.-car Duibcncrtyer will ofiiciat His six son-in-laws will act as j . .a 1 1 -hearer. ur:al will be in tho Ciiy cemetery. Friends may view the body any time up to the hour of the funeral. Edeewater Floral Place for flow ers. Adv. 2lt3.

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Josi;pii l. sntAxrz. Joseph 1.. 18 days old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Strantz. 20 4 Stanley s.. died Tuesday mornin? at 4:30 o'clock. He was born here and leaves his parents, two sisters and one brother; lllizibeth. Penedicta and Camier. Funeral services will be held from SL Monica'? Catholic church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. I lev. John F. Kohl will officiate. Purial will be in the St. Joseph's cemetery. iavii olivhtl David Oliver, former resident of Mishawaka, died at his home in Edward sburp. Mich.. Tuesday noon, following a long illness with dropsy. He waa born in Mishawaka, Jan. 12, 1S40, and was 70 years old. He lived hero the greater part of his life. He went to Michigan two years ajjo. In 1S7 he was married at Niles. Mich., to Miss Kmma mith, who survives. His body will be brought to Mishawaka Thursday mominsr and removed to the homo of his nephew, W. F. Kerr, 303 K. (irove st. from where the funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. G. W. Titus, pastor of the First Christian church will orhclate. Burial will be made in tho tsi x;-i 1 J.Wk A 1 1 1 I

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This organization is always on the alert and constantly in touch with every market movement. As an example of this feature we quote the achievement of this buying power in the face of the present market conditions: Manufacturers, anticipating a tremendous early spring season on account of early Easter date, made up thousands and thousands of garments for immediate delivery, but the continued cold weather retarded retail buying to such an extent that these manufacturers in the past week were forced to sacrifice, in many instances at a loss, to convert immense stocks into needed cash at once. Right here is where our buyers were on the job, and the result is that we now own thousands of dollars' worth of the highest grade type of ready-to-wear apparel for women at one-third to one-half less than the actual worth of this merchandise, and which we will distribute to the buying public at proportionate discounts. Never in history has such a condition existed at the beginning of a season, and it means that you can buy wanted Easter apparel at the Milady Shop at prices far lower than elsewhere.

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Easter Suits $35.00 to $95.00 Easter Coats $25.00 to $89.50 Wool Plaid and Striped Skirts $12.50 to $29.50 Silk Skirts $ 7.50 to $32.50

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With an Instant Appeal to Business Women and College Misses In fact they were bought with these t wo classes of women in mind, for their blouse needs differ materially from those of the women of the home.

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MMIAWAKA IOI)(;i:. ISO. F. A , -V M . v..ujeu meeiini; tn;s evening at 7:C0. Work in F. C. decree. Julius A. Nwman, W. M. F. 11. Hubrr. sec y. Adv. -4tl Y. O. W. ATTKXTIOX. W. o. W. No. 4 0 will hold a special meeting Thursday nl;ht. March 23. Members interested in baseball are especially invited to attend. L Pyke, C. C. L. M. strantz. clerk. Adv. 2 3tl 2,0M) I'alrs Ttoumts. On tale, all sizes, at the .Savings store this week. Price $1.?3 up. Adv. Fat Men's Spevial. One lot )f trusers; sizes to r 4 waist, special ;M3. The Savin-rs etore, M7 N. Main st. .Adv. One lot of tine worsted trousers on sale thi.s week, i?pci.-il at $0.s". values to J3. Are they all tvooI ? We will kt you judge. The Savings store, 517 N. .Main st. Adv. T. P H. card party and dance in Red Men hall Wednesday evening. March 2 4. Committee. 2 oil Advt. n-'- ' 'fU11- i" ii-r-ev. v' New

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Junior "Buster" Blouses Sizes 34 to 40 $2.95 to $5.95

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i -Mi.-h awak.i "p o: o;. re : i M'-lvin Airfood. Martin Anderson Mrs. Pessie Arrr.ptronc:. Mrs. Carl Armstrong. C. G. Parley. Mrs. 1). W, ! Peal!. J. Karl Hert!rv iuis A Pisb.op. f-ank P.. pressler. J. 13 Mi.... . . . . i r . i it. iamr;o, i-e;iv hun'. 1 Man-in Iinbort, Harr- A. Uar.d..u. T. C. Liebin, Messrs. Metzcr & Cotton. Mishawaka Pras I'ndn".. Wm. II. Mitchell. Frank Mover. Mi-i Lucile Odell. Karl K. Pearson. Dv- ' man Pont ions. Gust Richard. C. ! Rupie. Julies trobl. Mrs.. Rachel Studer. C C. Thomas, S. H. Williams. TIkks-" Ttcmi.xts at $:J.H.. Cannot be beat. Did you -ret yours? The Savings store. Z 1 7 N. Main st. Adv. VIMT KbKHAHT. Mrs. Thos. Colcm.'tn, Mishawaka. mi Mrs. William Swt'cnoy, River Park isited KIkhart yesterdny and j were iruests of their uncle and; cousin, Ottis Martin. Our men's trousers at $2..1 are the talk of the town. The Ravines store, SI 7 N. Main st. Adv.

Pofl The. women op Fasmion is fully prepared to meet the great Easter demand, and is ready to prove to every woman in Mishawaka and vicinity that this store can sell women's and misses' high grade ready-to-wear apparel at less than you can buy elsewhere. From the standpoint of "Real Value Giving" this store has established an enviable reputation and an undisputed leadership due to our wonderful buying organization.

Georgette Blouses $ 7.50 to $35.00 Wool Dresses $22.50 to $65.00 Georgette Dresses $25.00 to $85.00 Silk Dresses $25.00 to $85.00 Tricolette Gowns $39.50 to $75.00

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t.-." D.ra- ':. t.-! v sn "Th'- !":. Ar:cl." a '!(', f c. I b ..-' ' . ; 5 ' Mint; mvi : ;th humor. T r: an-1 I ri'-M na.i ' ...n fc rvi . t. rp.ee.. will b shown !a th. l (ii woman I iv-; av, ; I' i.-. 'IM.I'I''. .A r -- . .!.. A . m-.hat iH'ii:; i tut r-'al.-; th" v. '. mt. refine featur ar.d 1 wdth il a production -'.-ir. d to l - absoi :t. i; :" the rr.ost V'rx:pel line ever tihr.ed. NIAV M AD; FOR IVMVTIlV Tiie M hhnwak.'i painter's ' I erhar.rers and le-.-orHtor irrion hns announc d that cmrr.rtnr April 1 the w.t.re N-alr- v.i',1 be at the ri'" jf i- rits an hour against Z ." c. :;ts. the pr sent Kiif. The cn.p!jers were notirieti at the firs? of the jTcvMit year that ft new . uce .v.-. tie of Vi rn?" an hear would become effective max 1, )ii't, but thH notiheation has b. r scir.dcd. Men's cotton work pant, s; dal l.'i a p. Jr. The Savings store. ZU N. X!ain st. Adv. Dr. X!akie)ki. ftfopathlc physDian. L' e 1 S. Church t.. S. W. Cor. from P. O Adv. 1 Ctf . ': If. I3 f ... - i x i n i 'iffy IS mm v in

Smocks and Middies Sizes 14 to 20 $2.95 to $5.95

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