South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 121, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 April 1920 — Page 17

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CIVILIAN CLOTHES REPLACE SOLDIER UNIFORMS IN PARIS

Trarr- c f War Are Giing Way in Franr in Fvilence of IVace.

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POPULATION FIGURES

I'. v T"n;?p1 Vreri: WASHINGTON, Apr:! :? Tri" rcHKus bureau Tiiurf lay i.r,noi;ncM the follow. r.K' IO'-'j C itv 1'opulstion lucre Tiiinloflu, AI. ... 3.iVtf Northporr. Ala lol Hunt, HI. Ala. A. Ol 40; Valdo.t, O. 10,13 8,i27 ItUomington. Ind. .. 1 1 i.'M Itouliri ,rrrn. O.. . .'.; .W f orry, F 1 rriiu, j'o. ij.fi.; .sii Irwlrk, I'o. 12,11 fi.!i f-nmmlthiM. I'a. .... MOS 1J. l,sirne, p tVfrfr a7t Aahlrr. p I'arftoiK. I'm l.JMi J'jlmrfton. I' ?.1CH 3.0JJ

LABOR CRITICIZES ICTE PRINCE OF WALES a

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Leafier? As?ert Conditions ofi

Tenement? Are Wor?e Than in France. '

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wall estate funllu.'S arc ?aM to bf rrr:

living :n wor.-'t conditions th;:n ?xi-. in th lvata!c-fl rci-.ns of France. J jf M'ich of th" i!--:rJct has W-?n j z. ir. !-n Ti"'!. but th-re arc 5corr-s r.f 1 "f r la mil 1 . rn iM to obtain ; raj h'v;s:;i(; acToinTnoJatlor :e-I Ep .h"i--, nhn Inhabit insanitary, I !Tik'. rn rash ark 1 l.ulMIr.?.. ' --7 . r. v 'a-t ir a." ihf rliarc n behalf 1 E

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Apply a few drops of "Feezone" upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn steps

hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness.

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The Climax of Our 30 Day "NEW CUSTOMER SALE"

A Large Assortment of Women's and Misses9 Fashionable Dresses ALL TO BE SOLD IN ONE WONDERFUL DAY AT A REDUCTION OF

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High class daytime frocks for every occasion for street, afternoon, shopping, matinee, reception and general daytime wear. Every model affirms a late vogue and every fashion thought for Spring is cleverly expressed. The new lower waistline the new short sleeves the bouffant draperies the shorter skirts! Fashioned of Crepe de Chine, Fancy Taffetas, Tricolcttes, Crepe Meteors, Satin Foulards, Mowered Georgettes, Charmeuse and Satins.

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YOU'LL find a variety of styles here when you come; models in suits for quiet tastes as well as for ultra fashionable

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of you men, whatever your preference in style or fabric may be. Spiro Clothes are made in so many variations of patterns, designs and measurements that we are able to fit and satisfy every man who comes here. We can satisfy vou.

Youxi men's fine suits

The height of style and excellence in Young Men's Clothes; the new slender types; smart, new single and double breasted effects many in plain back styles; others with belt; high waist and high shoulders; great clothes in everv wav. Extreme values now at $35. $40, $45, $50, $55, $60 and up to $85. Custom-built suits for men They have all the refinement of the finest custom tailoring; on dignified and extremely stylish lines, in the finest fabrics; including imported weaves, beautiful serges, rich unfinished worsteds; suits of the finest sort for business and professional men; tailored by Hart, Schaffner & Marx. 350, $55, $60, $65, $70, $75.

New spring hats There's hardly a man living who could resist a new hat after seeing our remarkable display your spring outfit is not complete without one o f the new, s tvlish soft hats, with full crown and rolling narrow brim; ha to for everybody, $5, $6.50, $7.50 to $10.

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