South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 107, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1920 — Page 13

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WHEAT GROWERS PLANNING SESSION National Wheat Crow it" Asoriation Will Thresh Out Prohl cm-i at Conference.

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IOVNHA5? CITY. Mo., April 1". 2'vory ar.?- ? tho what problem. In-rlt: Hr. er thf cos: of rai.ir.p. harW:rtlnc ar.fl rrMrkrtir.ir. will Lo U:sruf .d at a Ith tin;; hero April 2 2 ami 23 of tho Nation.! I Wheat Grow. rs a"oclat!on, a fraction of the J-'arriHTs K'lucatlonal ami Cooperative Union of Amri' ItepresntAtlv1 fn-m -vor: wh at rowlnsr fc!ato In th; country will at ft ml. accor.ilr.sr to CI. H. Jfajr-tt of I'r.ion City, ja., prts-tJtn: of tho asvoc:a tlcu. "lethofls of Fafe-Ruardln? th Inisrcsta of wheat producers will given detailed consideration. It In explained In tho caJl for tho convention. It 1 probable that tho maoÜshmcnt of cooperative market organizations in eitle for the L'.nefit c f tho wheat producer -vdll prow out c f tho dlscuwlon of this phase of tho whrat growtr'a problem, It van tlec!ard. From 703 to a 1,009 whf at growers aro expecte d to attend tho m t.

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flcr of the association are: Vice" pr iJ r.t. A. V. Fwift, Uakr, Gr., j

BR'I 5ocr:tary. A. G. Davis, Gravette, Ark.

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MOTHER AXDfSOX ARE SEPARATED 12 YEARS

l:l!AZIU Tnd.. April K. Mother and t-nn. .r pa rated 12 years, were reunited here today. Mr?. Charlrfl Swayer located hr For.. Ionald T'ufrme I'.ark hurst, at Mt. Vernon, 111.. wher he has lived with a privat family for nine year?. Tlif-y were separated 13 years afro when th- father and son disappeared tro:n their homo at Umncham. III.

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Probably the one biggest feature of the Spiro clothing service 0 There's nothing about our entire sen ice that seems to impress men more than the variety we offer; We have "gone the limit" in carrying out our policy of having high class clothes for men of all varying tastes; different types; different p h y s i c a 1 build. It is a big part of our program to provide a really complete clothing service for the men of South Bend, Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. You'll see this idea carried out as never before in the large assortment of h i g h-g r a d e Spring Clothes now on display here. Great Assortments in Clothes for

the Well-Dressed Younsr Men

Tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx All sorts of fine new things; single breasted models; double breasted styles; new Norfolk ideas; new plain back coats; new plain color suits; pattern suits; flannels; unfinished worsteds; fine serges; high chest and high waist-line styles; suits with the athletic appearance that is the thing right now; soft roll fronts; the kind of clothes that young men now most desire; very plentiful assortments. Extreme values at $45, $50, $55, $60, $65, $70, $75, $80 and $85.

Great Asssortments of the new Top Coats A real display of the newest and best ideas in Top Coats, showing the new double breasted models and single breasted styles; the new plain back coats; the new belted styles; the new things in flannels, tweeds, irridescent mixtures, coverts by far the most interesting and varied display of Top Coats we have ever shown offering you the height of value at $35, $40, $45, $50. $55, $60, $65, $70,

Great Assortments in Blue Suits for Men and Young Men We doubt if you will find anywhere else in the country such a selection of Blue Suits, for blues are difficult to obtain, especially blues of standard quality such as these. Blue Serges blue unfinished weaves, blue flannels; all sorts of styles for men and young men. A showing that is most notable in every way for the selection offered the high qualities and the very unusual values. $30, $35, $40, $45, $50, $55, $60, $65 to $85.

Great Assortments in Clothes for Boys 2 to 9 Years You'll find us as amply prepared to take care of your boy as well as the men and young men. This great boys' store can fit vour bov correctlv whether he takes a 2 year or a 19 vear size; whether he takes a regular or a stout; whether he's or heavy or slender build. We have models to fit him as he should be fitted, and in the staunch wearing all-wool fabrics that you most desire no boy is hard to fit here. The new showing of suits is very beautiful. You'll like the snappy styles, splendid fabrics, and fine tailoring. Original and clever styles in Top Coats; home-spuns, tweeds, serges, coverts. Wash Suits for Boys, 2 to 10 Years, $2 to $15. Boys' Suits, in Ages 8 to 19 Years, $12.50 to $40. Top Coats, Ages 2 to 16 Years, $7.50 to $25.

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