South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 133, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 May 1920 — Page 9

vvi:i)i:i)Y Moitxivf;. may vi. i!-'". G 0 P. LEADERS ARE PLEASED WITH PL AX COUWPY CLUI1 ;.n nrr'-rmnt Uh the Iiotnrv or- r cr)f 1XV lCXlTVZ ionization rranllr. the ..f the I 1 ILrtMILS FOP POT API U'AU ASPJ - . j support. As rdannrd th,- rluh LA I'O RTIT. Ir.d. Max 11 Wil.i tra 3 " " " " U U U U " " SELECTION OF LODGE! jS Wl ... It;, J , M.iV ij pl,r... how -hotel will contain from to Lfl:.,' a Northern Indian... Kn C.xnlwir. at.d his d:uphtc-r. livn.S Iim) icmrr:. 'hrles K. (lorharn of. TSIÖHSIM ms mm ut country club house on the thU citv h in closed nn option he ; n-ar Wav.atali. were prohaMy f T M Inn site, at Ivxkf Wnw; i'-f :v hM n th" Inn it- for a c-r.;-id'. r- i tally burnt I Tuesday night when 1 1 : t i '-prts.-tnp ;md it U ex;.ecvd that ati'n of JlS.f:00. gasoline tank of their automobi!' which they were tll'inc. exploded throwing the' :'..iminff ll,uid tvr them. The. heat generated by a lirhrw 1 riniinrarv (Jiairman ui;Mn a short time a holding com e - 1 ti n f a . 1 . i i " f i J'-lM'' VIn h" f'TFxnlzrul to ünanr.. the i Faora!ilf to I our iiAiu: AiiMisTici:. Tv I" 1. 1 ted Pr-!: LON'P' )N. May 11. A News Affencv disr.atrh from C'onstantinonr.de rtakins (Kandidat-. Te.r.-a co-t f.f the- (lub ho;e.-hf.teI as nlanned by i;!khart architect H a p p r o x I m h t td y 1 2 0 . 0 0 o . The- Lily and Ijcn.v inter-st' in :.antrn which they were uslnir. imtple today said Armenia had r--i"M st-' ed the spray of the gasoline, cans uv if akoi.ii i. " itN. Bj I'ldt-I IT- - : NIIW V:k. M.y 11 Th f 1 ed Az-rhaijan to ( ea.e hostilities and !": .; expb'SH.'n. stroyed. The car was d - Indi.';r.ipf)lij? are- soon to rr.Trr Into neRnti.ite a settlement

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t...!iv t.i' fh- t ! '?:.tl 'in,nii'.t h.ni ;! -I i ! vt nK'V in M-er-u-.z th t-:..;-or.iry rl. airman-hip of th "h: ;:,'" n i.t ion :-.tf.Iy pa.-t ri.e- r." of i .i rr i.-ar.ship. "!'; . r. of S n. II - my Cahot I-o;-. f . . r- rli.it po-:tlon. which al.eo i. tails pr-p i ration and delivery of the "?. j i ' " was Kr'..-ral-ly r'4 ii.l l i't a rn a : r '.y p;vo (jf po'.i!j.-aI ) i!an ii-.i: that nl-l L" t th" (..!,', i f.tioti throuch its tirst '-fair's w.thout ! i!;.: i; of fa tion or irrupt ;on. I"arafI ti All. T,nlp--, .- far a- i-' !:r.own. ha; al- . .,itMi th- ' a Ti'l i'lacy of nor.'- of the ropuhla .i n pr-.-;l' utial a-pir-ari's Tti- principal i-l-a. iinwrvcr, Wiic to lio-- su!:,i' or: to h- temporary (hiuiii.tn '.h o;;M ho a -crtal-l-t-i th" four r a O'f i'lit. s who arc praf K-.i lly otain to 1 a'! on 1 1 'ir.-a hallojv Maj. 0-n. ol. ,k'vn. Hiram Joliri.-on. 'lev. l'l.ink . I.o'vdi.n and .S u. Warren (I. Marrlin: Tiie rr S' i at i r - to th- Iat:'.;' of Nations jiact propose. 1 Ioii:'' ).a rr -iv ! tio tiiior.'-' m nt ot prn tically all tin- h ading npubllan catnli'Ia ti .ii.i'i p.a.- form-! thliahls of i ( cLi r a ' ins ma'l- hy arioijrt republican state unvnt ioj;s of thf attitude to . adopt. d 1 y the national con -nt ion towa: 1 tiiat pha.sr of International relations. Aold-i I ii-t ion. The national c.ni:nittf or rathr that body's sub-cornmitt r.n a J r.ii'.K'em1 nt? further avoided ( i i'.itinir fri ti' n in. its 1 1 i 1 rations at "hicauo )y r .prai'-ndinp that a

pe rmanent chairman l- named to i -,-r.,.,i Iy.tfo ;t't. i- the- conve ntion 'e'ts imder way. The- nnde rstatidim; i

iuwver. was that Allie rt .1. 1 1. v -i iele, forno r sen itor- from Ineli.na, would r-c ive the e otnmitt' e'.B "nieeral support"' for tin pe-miam nt hairmaniiit . Low den's i(lorv in tha Illinois Jate ( en e Tltioil M(e:da' lil'Miuht liini e'.ov,. t,, .iidm.-on a rf cards instructed el,i-at.s. The pr'sent standing is: Wue).l. 11; .Ifduison. 1 u , Lwelen. DS; Harding. Sen. Miles l'olndcxtcr. 1 1. VmmI is I.e-itl. V'ilinf of laitire- of ontests in s-v-ral state s p. as rie .us ly ut ile.u n W ood's forme r lead as th-- .status of yeveral dbates instructed for hini will not be finally b termine-ei until the eommittoe.- on t-ralentials makes it rulings. K- publicans ven holdipx a stale e emveniion in Alaliama today t hoos.- If ilch j,Mtcs. It was be lieved this state, like other southern states, would fe-nil contesting delcpratcs. Ie-nie-,rats were to elect L' 1 ejeleate s in a primary in Alabama Tuesel.lV.

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Call Lincoln 1903 forPerfectionService The Perfection Cleaners 5; Dyers began work with the express purpose of proving that real service

can he extended on work of this kind. Mow well we have succeeded is demonstrated by our steadily growing list of satisfied customers. Try Us Lincoln 1903 PerfectionCleaners andDyers 1101 Kinrr Street

c manufacture our ice right here in South Bend and you can't get impure ice from our wagon. We don't sell that kind. Get your ice from the cream colored wagons. ARTIFICIAL

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DRESS APRONS jj 69 MIDDY BLOUSES 98 UNION SUITS hOf UNION SUITS fjn I.xtr;j Wed I made, .-at fall, f M de- of fm,. l..nid:i!. Je.m I Ti: - . it'.. ri!-;-d 1. r.Bavil I'r - -it. or, j fce JJ I U-nt ni.d dark prtteras. r.nl colored trtra all s?.v. Ü tlcnt kne. s;..-. i.t W V w a - :P :. 1 Ww w.o.. H. Man Women's 50c Cotton LISLE HOSE 39c Infants' Dainty $1.25 Lawn Dresses 9Sc Hair BOYS'-GIRLS' $1.25 ROMPERS at 98c Wom's 79c Jersey Knit BLOOMERS 59c ' Z""" Switches Vomen's $4 HOUSE DRESSES $2.94 Child's 85c PIQUE WASH HATS 69c CORSETS & O Wom's 3-50 Satin Brocade Corsets $2.49 85c Pretty SILK BOUDOIR CAPS 69c 0 8 .CO Wom's 1.50 Muslin PETTICOATS $1.39 $5 Long Serpentine Crepe Kimonos $3.98 O C GING. DRESSES 98 SILK GLOVES QOp SILK HOSE 98 Gowns & Chemise 'jl 98 All beautiful new sprlia.- A Double flncer tips, ct.- Jl Ä I . HttM Ca. .iualitr. d..aMe R I.a - d . : .r-:.:. rv :ri: .- j styles. Mzes to 14 years. 1-3 trnstln? stitched k, a!lWVv Msl. s..s and i.u. M :...,.!,. .,f :p "n. ai.a. i

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FINEST $40 & $45

We w.rit eve?ry avuriid who wants ::n exclusive nv oprinc f-uiit to roan? here K S toinniTeew and rtunpare these Karauiit M V- eTjjJ v.itli any now s lllntr rmyu le re In IJ i tnwii at .$.".0 t ?7.. W e know i hev are vX '? ZZZZ tlie tilie'Pf suits that Were e ve r ofere-el, 71 1 "j hut t he-n we w:ut you V) julgf ?u V"--,' 13 coin'' earlv. X Li

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This sale is a great opportunity for the boy and affords a wonderful savings to the parents. Every one knows the high standard quality of these famous clothes for boys; -every suit full guaranteed; sizes 7 to 18 years. Remember this sale is for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only.

Boys' Sampeck Suits of Regular di O CI A $25 and $27.50 values; special at PIO. JU We have included about 1 50 of these stylish all-wool clothes, in latest styles and beautiful fabrics, the values are remarkable. These suits are big values at regular price. Now take advantage of this great savings. $25 and $27.50 boy's suits, for these three days only, $18.50.

Boys' Sampeck Suits of Regular

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday you may take your choice from about one hundred of these highest quality boys suits at the price of ordinary ones; beautiful homespuns, tweeds, cassimers and unfinished worsteds, light or dark patterns. Come early and bring your boy; all sizes. Regular $30 and $35 suits, special at $22.50.

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A BSG INTERURBAN DAY SURPRISE

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Trimmed Hats at SXö.". Im lu.liiu' art- tii:e-st Milans, Itraids. rougli ft raws, jind -- J launtv new ?:ort huts, trimmed with Hogers, rlt'hon. et'.

$4.50 &. $S SHAPES Kvery wanted style in ld-"kfjn and mleirs. Interurb.in day t J spee ial $10 TRANSPARENT

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Nf.-e. tioii at $7 s.". Yon w.u"t te disnpp-'lnte-d.

GIRLS' AND MISSES' PRETTY $3.50 AND $4.00 QtfJ HATS, AT

UP TO $1;50 TRIMMING FLOWERS, WREATHS AND FANCIES

Great New York Purchase Sale of $S and $10 Tricolette and GEORGETTE BLOUSES

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BOY'S S2 AND $2.50 KNICKERS $1.50 These Knickers are splendid for school wear. All ages, 6 to 17 years. Special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $1.50.

BOY'S NOT-A-SEAM HOSE 50c Buy all the boy's hose now, you are going to need it some time; they will be higher this fall. These are in black only; all sizes, 6 to 11. Special at 50c.

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FOR SOUTH BEND GRADUATES Your boy will especially appreciate a South Bend Watch. When you select a "South Bend" you do more than obtain a dependable time-piece at a fair price. For you give your boy a product of his own home town a watch that all South Bend men are proud to carry. The handsome, Extra-Thin Chesterfield Models are stylishly thin and so accurate that they have become famous throughout the world. This year's supply is unequal to the demand. See us now. Frank Mayr & Sons

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The Hail-Mark Store. 113 South Michigan St. i Ti XEWS-T1ME5 Want AJ,. t"ii nem 'mini! .ilellellliUittiieii. innii'in:!!!!! ''IIIMll!!!!!!''!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!! ühiiiiiilh!!!:: lit I IM! i! 1 ! m ill i i !!! ! JiiiiiilliüailiiUiilUliüiliilililiÜilli 111.7.1 t.iiiiioioeiioeottttiiiiiuii.