South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 109, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1920 — Page 11

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

NlWTVVY. AlTtTTj IS. i:i-ft. NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10 i

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NEW BANK FOR WEST END OF MISHAWAKA

WRESTLING EVENT

tT CENTURY MONDAY

liWet End State Bunk" Organized Yesterday; $50.000 Oversubscribed.

"Til Wrt Knd Ft.ito Hnnk of Mishawaka, Tr.d," is the mrnf of u now financial institution to l rst3'i.ehed on tho northwfst corner C f V.Vt and Seventh f-Ls.. nrvl npm-

(! for hu-c!ncs within thf n xt thro ionths rT thfro.Tbouts. A rrclfmlnary rnpftintf for orrn-

itIori nurT-os'S was hf'.'l in th"

h.'inibrrs of th Mish.iv.aka Tru.ct & avlr.g company y,trrd-iy nft.roon, whm it was r porul that a h;irtrr would he i:rantfil tho now

ink, at Indianapolis Thursday I rxt.

Tho cnp!frli7.Ttion !-' "ri.r'A. and was rrportfd rt? th mtintr that

hi.-? amount his b"--n v rf'ihriloI

$10.000. and that ovr 20.000 in

ah had already !. n paid in. Thrrr are over 100 hnrf nn.f-r. ron?i-tincr principally of !', li.-m t;.Inrs and prof pim I m'n. and

i number of wfalthv mint growers.

'flshawnka. South Und, Now Car-

:'e and other points ar well rcp-

fs-nt'd on the list of -uhsTibrs

ff stock, fcfvinjr the cnterprL-e a ioünty-wldo cllentelle. ,' The sito on which a new twof tory bank Imildin will l.o -rectMl owned by Julius P.r.n"tt. The ):oufo whbh at pres"nt stands on the lot will be torn down, and as toon as tho charter arrivf-s oft rations on the nnw hiildinc will h commenced. Directors and ol'icers will bo plctrd latT. "Wi t ri the opening of this hank JTishawaka will have four j-uch ln-Etitutions.

Or.o of the bi-Kest wre.-tling events of the Fea.Moh will take piace at tho Century theater Monday evening when Tony Uokitch of Gary, will rne.t ixm Talaber, champion of the middle west. A purno of SG0 will he plvrn to the winner of the match.

A number of pood preliminaries will I also take place. vTon Hoys, brother' of "Kid" Hoss, will meet Tom Stinow of .Michigan City. A handicap) match Lew(n Herman Unfc of!

jenu an na.man Hamat, also of Michigan City ill be one of the the numbers on the program. Younp Zabo of ,outh Bend will meet Merl Cox of thi.s city.

RITES MAN'S FINGER; BLOOD POISON SETS IN; CULPRIT IS ARRESTED

NHXT WKKK'S LIXCOTA- UUjT). i There will be a fine offering of i pictures at the Lincoln this week, i Monday, Kuene O'llrien will be f?een , in "The Uroken Melody;" Tuesday

i run'-u.iy, ncaca s pow erful drama. "The Girl From Outside;" Thursday. Chas. Jtav in "JLay Foot, Straw Foot;" Friday, I.Ila Tee in "A Daughter of the Wolf," a smashing ytory.

MKS. MICHITTaS FUNKMAT). Funeral services for Mrs. Albert Miehcls, ?,rf i:. Grove st.. will bo held Monday morning at 8 o'clock from St. Joieph's Catholic church. Rev. Iean I. A. Moench will omriate. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.

Owing to the serious condition of August Claeys, tho case of the State vs. Trlphon "Speybrouck, charged with mayhem, was continued for a week. Speybrouck is out on a 5300 bond for his appearance in court on this charge. Ho is also under a $50 bond on an assault and batten case Several weeks ago Speybrouck and Claeys enraged in a quarrel, during which, it is charged, bit off part of Clacy's index finger. Blood poisoning has set in. Claeys was unable to appear in court Saturday morning. His condition is regarded as serious.

nt:v music stouk. T. n. Lynch of tho Wilbur Music store, of Elkhart, has opened a branch in Mishawaka In the Lott millinery parlors, 12 4 Lincoln way R He will handle &. line of phonographs, pianos and players.

CITY COUKT NOTTS. Dick McCance was arrested la$t evening on a charge of Intoxication. He will apptar in court Monday morning.

i nr. MaKlelsKl. osteonath. 201 S.

Church, S. W. corner from P. O.

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ATTIIVTION. Home-made friedcakes. Bb?marks or jelly balls. At all groceries, or phone Donath. Mishawaka 1226; 718 E. Fourth st Adv. 18tl

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ItATiDWIN-Til'HN'ITY WIIDDIVG. ! Norman A. Baldwin and Miss Mi!-' lie Iiehney. of this city, were married yesterday morning at 11 o'rlork by Rev. G. W. Titus, pastor of the First Christian church. The cere-' inony was performed at the parsonage. The bride Is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Ievi Behney. residing at Twin Branch, and has been employed In the office of the tishawaka Woolen company ofliee for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin; liavo pono on their honeymoon. L'pon their return they will reside

on Benton st.

T VT HR X . VTI O XA I i COXCI7BT. Fifty members of the Army and Kavy union will tak-- part in the American tableau at the internatlonM concert at the high school Tuesilay and Wednesday evenings, next. 3'inal rehearsals will be held Monday. A finished performance is promised. Tickets are now on sale fit the drug stores of the city. Indications point to crowded audiences fit both performances. ;

' Mrs:. W. Oertr u le, ;md Mrs.

tlbird st.

SOCTATj AND PiniSOXAL. Mrs. Fred Shelly and child of E!kJiart, are the guets of the former's another. Mrs. Higpinson, 522 W.

fcixth st.

T. O'Neill and daughter.

TG W. Mishawaka a v.. Mary Hubbard. 211 W. have go no to Chicago to

f-pend a few days visiting with the former's daughter. Sister Mary Anjrele, who will bo remembered here its Miss Angela O'Neill.

Irving J. Wilson is spending the iay with his grandmother. Mrs. Esther Sheneftlt, who Is spending the winter at Lepansport with her ilauchtor. Mrs. L. I. Rheinhart. Mi?s Christina Lud sate, of Chicago, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. IT. L. Hull. W. hwvrpficp st, Mrj. Peter Van Huffrl. of Gales-

is visiting with Van Iluffel, -0 7

Mr. and N. West

of tho Great is visiting rel-

liurg. 111., Mrs. Knill

street. Robert McGowan. Iakes naval station,

atlves here Miss Marjorie Ostrom. 003 Homewood av., entertained a number of yrlrl friends at a dinner party Frilay evening on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Roman Kashmarskl spent Saturday in Chicago renting costumes for the ir.termtion.il concert

to bo given nesday.

next Tuesday and Wed-

CITV ORBIXANCi: VIOLATED. Complaints w re rect ivel at The News-Times o:hec yesterday on the growing practice of me-. ngers riding their bicycle (nor tho lawns of the city and destroying them Tho attention of the police h is Ivon calld to this violation rf the city ordinance and re.jestirg they take action in ttlie matter.

MSITINC IN PI OEIA, HJi. Miss; Helen L.tng and lrothea, Lewis, have pone to pecria. 111., on a week end visit with (heir uncle :ind aunt. Rev. I). K. and Mrs. Williamson. Mis' Lang will also visit amon;. er college friends.

Now is the time to have your hats cleaned and reblocked. John Spiranto 114 Lincoln Way W.

Don't Foryt "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," lit X. M!a SL. MishAvka. Tor All Klndi of Shoe Hepairinf &n3 She.

Finch & Sprague Undertakers (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE ! SERVICE j ; 202 N. Main St., Mishawaka i Phones, Mishawaka 100

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High School Auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday April 20th and 21st at 8 o'clock. General admission 50c. Reserved seats 75c. Eleven Nations represented. Native Songs, Costumes and Dances. Spectacular Musical Pageant, participated in by 300 PEOPLE. Get your seats early and avoid the rush. Tickets on sale at the Red Cross and Mishawaka pharmacies, south side, and the E. C. Went drug store, north side.

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An excellent assortment of all the new creations may be found in our display of snappy low shoes for all the family.

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Mishawaka Good Shoes; Nothing Else Home of Buster Brown

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IN ALL SOUTH BEND AND MISHAWAKA Why do we make the above statement? Not on our opinion, we assure you, for we do not know what the other fellow is showing. However, we have the word of dozens of customers that our dresses at $25.00 are by far the best values they have been able to find. And we know that the women shoppers do know, and we are glad for their comparisons. There are nearly three hundred new spring dresses in this sale. Every one a really remarkable value at

Tricolettes Beaded Georgettes Crepe de Chine Tricotines Serges

Values to $65.00

Taffetas Satins Meteors Flowered Georgette

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Very special reduced prices now on all our wool suits and coats. See these specials you will not be disappointed.

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SALE CONTINUED UNTIL MAY 1st

MISHAWAKA Outfitters for fat men and boys, slim men and boys, and all sizes of men and boys. From $2.00 up UNION-ALLS for women, standard makes, up to $3.00

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1 0,000.00 TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF

Groceries at Wholesale Priees A REAL FAMILY WHOLESALE SALE A rare opportunity for St. Joseph county consumers to avail themselves of a real saving. Canned Goods by the case Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Wax and String Beans, Baked Beans, Preserves, Jellies, Fruits, Raisins, Soaps and many other groceries. Come early while the stock is complete and set first pick. Sals Continued Until Fay 1st, Positively no longer 120 NORTH MAIN ST. MISHAWAKA

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