South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 July 1920 — Page 9

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Yi-r c'T.rpr qrrrs'rr! Tlu-ophll ' ;V., wh!! h was At v.--.!; at th' ' Jv!p r.Inr.t. Tu"i:iy rtfrTT.oon. ! J)(Vr? was or.r dpor' tr !',!- Kiun r-n account of r.ct h-ir.cr to rart and writ. He rr.ir.ag! to Kt on annthAr sv-irr ar.cl ronr hick to th T'nitd StTf wr.ifr an i'urr.ei narr. On his flr.'-t trip h-. va5 rtn.inl at Ellis Islirrl and vord ?nt to rr-Utis in MislmvakaJ Julius TJnnU at that tirr. in iri ;L pril trip to New York, but IVos,

d bfen dnortd 41 nours troro.

rnr.tt ha.1 rirhi! thr-. II. la:

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UK ABLE TO LOCATE DEAD MAX'S RELATIVES

No answer has yr-t hen rr-'-ived by Finoh and J'pnp'iu to a

trkpram snt by thf-m to the chief I of polio at IiK.inport, Ind.. asking him t loca th r I.itivs of J.jrn-j Urovn. His body U still Loins h!d 1

nl th morgue. Brown is thman who was' found df-ad l ist Saturday morning in th- v.v.tehif.'in's nhaok at the HV?t yt. r'.sin of th- New York Central railway by Kdward TritL

-UM.i cß to S7i?r A GOLF TOURAMEXT

A Kolf tournament will open at th Miami Country club July 17. and vlil continue to Oct. 2 with the golf Illustrated magazine silver up as the trophy. Th tournament Mil! bo p!;tyrl unrlrr the rub s f th; W'cti (lolf associ.itlnn, best 72 holes, vlth handicaps, medal pl;jy handicaps. All entries must be in before Saturday. July 2 4, with C. C. Vus-Cn.

nsmxr, i.v city. Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Wade, who an- spending their honeymoon at orey lake. Michigan, are here on

uays vi?u. .Mrs. Wade was

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uy. They will return to Corey lake lifter which they will leave for OreKon t orcside.

KANSAS VISITOR. Miss Hebeccah Tiner of Hiawatha, Kansas, is the puest of Mrs. Henry . Baker, who resides with her daughter Mrs. Fred N. Smith, Eyewater dr.

KNTCItTAIX WITH riC.YTC. Mr J. Catherine Crum will entertain the members of the Home lToe drill club at a picnic supper at iZagle Point, Thursday evening. ADDITIONAL, 3IISHAWAKA MJWS OX PAGE 12.

Get Married Sunday! $30.00 in Gold will be Riven any couple offering to Rt married next .Sunday afternoon at Portage Gardens Iand ale. Kreo Cars at 2:10 P. M. will leave Northern Indiana Interurban Waiting Room, corner Washington ave. and Michigan street, and stop for Pakensers alon Washington ave. Thfi public Invited. Come and brinjc your friends. Heautiful Garden Lots One Dollar down, then 75c a week.

N. I-oilijP fc Co.. America's

i.eadinjc Homo Makers. L'2 Farmers

Trust Bldr. Phon - Lincoln 3733. Open S A. M. to S P. M. Phono us for a wedding presen of $30.00 In gold. RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Iep Se;i(fl I rlr Arid IepodU Ar DUnohrd and th Khrum.itb- roUn strl! to LfT the 3 tf iu itliln TwentJ'-four Hour. V.rerv dnieiPt lc thi cnnrAry is authorized tr nay to every rheuniati-" sufferer that If two bottles of AlK'iirhu. tic mire ron.i"rer rf rhe'unnti:n. .l,.s n..t nbp all SKOiiy, reduce swollen J-dnts and do fewsr nlfh even th sllhter twintre f rheun-.atlc prin, he will gladly utum 3 our money i t b o u t enmnient. ' Allenrhu has been trlel riii'l tf-tf., f,-r ?ears, an.l renlly niarrelous results h i o bren aecnin;dl?hd fn the Most j".rre .i-9 wliere the juiuVrinc irni cony - ;j Intense and rdte-ias aii.J where the patient t:i helpl-! Mr. Jaais II. Aller, the s Torpr of Allenrhu. who for msny y-r? 5:!Trd the torments of n.i;?e rh"jH;.T t!.s:n. d--pirrs all Hireri to kv that he'd.'es not nnt t-ent -f nn-ue's ni..!:.-y un1 ss Allenrhu dei l1vely or.qiM-rs " thfs vrrt f U diio.isr. and hns In. ..trusted 'VVetti-.,k's oriclna! rvt rare . store to cu;,rante It la e ry Instante " Adv.

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Finch & Sprague

Undertakers (Grace M. Fmch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 202 N. Main St., Mishawaka Phones. Mishawaka 100

This store iiriaugerates the

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pHINK OF IT a big stock of .merchandise to select from and marked at prices that are almost beyond belief. Never in the most exalted moments of imagination during the past few years have you pictured such a sacrifice on merchandise. It will paralyze competition and untü the last day, you will see a vast sea of satisfied people pouring in and out of our doors with a big, broad smile of satisfaction.

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Our entire stock of Ladies' Ready-to-

Wear and Furnishings; Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes; Men's Furnishings; Yard Goods; etc., will be offered to the buying public in one great Stock Reduction Sale.

TRIENDS. we sav tn vrrn von know

M ' J J J " " I values. You want to make money

you want to save money. That is just the opportunity this sale affords. Values that put money in your pocket. We are arranging our entire stock for your convenience. The store will be brim full of bargains, on the tables, in the shelves and everywhere. Bargains that are not to be had every day or at every sale. All we can sav is. this event is worthv of

j keen considerations, and if you don't benefit

by these savings you cannot blame us.

This sale throws the people of this community face to face with the greatest merchandise sacrifice ever witnessed in Mishawaka. Positively, beyond a doubt, the greatest selling event you have heard of in a long, long time. A saving opportunity and the most thrilling exhibition of modern retailing. A clean, legitimate, bonafide sale from start to finish, where every dollars worth of merchandise is right before your eyes, marked in plain figures, so you can see the immense saving to be made on every dollar you spend. Come and be convinced.

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FREE We will give absolutely free a percale tea apron, light and dark colors, to each of the first 200 ladies entering our store Friday morning. Remember, they are absolutely FREE.

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EXTRA SPECIAL!

Here is an opportunity you haven't had for a long, long time. Footwear at these prices you don't find every day. Buy a pair during th is sale ana save the price of another pair. 250 pairs, all sizes, Women's White Canvas Shoes very special ? 4

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200 pairs Women's High or Low Heel Oxfords, sizes 22 8 black or brown; values to $8.00. fifJ QK For this sale Vivw Ladies' $3.50 Mary Jane Pumps. Patent leather. Sizes 4 to G

this sale P I ufJ

Ladies' $3.00 White Canvas Low

Heel Pumps. For this sale .

S1.69

$3.50 Solid Service Scout Shoes tor boys. Size 2 'i to 6. For

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is sale

Johansen Shoes for Ladies. Four different styles in this lot. Values to $12.50. This is a big value and won't

last 'ong. For this sale $4.95, $5.95 and

S8.95

Little Gents' $3.00 Elkskin Shoes.

sizes 9 to 1 '. For this j

sale

$1.8

50 pairs Men's Oxfords. $10.00. Sizes 6 to 7'?. Very special to close out at

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Men's Button Shoes. Values equal to any $10.00 shoe 6 to Qg" 10. For this sale Q&m2sJ Men's Black Tennis Slippers. Very

special tor this J j sale

Ladies' Vests for this sale 19c Ladies' Black Hose, very special 19c Ladies' $2.00 Silk Hose, colored, special 49c Ladies' $1.50 Brown Silk Hose, special 89c Men's Hose, all colors, for this sale 14c Children's Black Hose 7 to 9 Special 23c Woman's $2.C0 Black Silk Hose, special $1.39

Women's Union Suits, lace or tight knee

49c

Children's $1.25 Blue Chambray Rompers

89c

Women's 75c Corset Covers, special

39c

Turkish and Huck Towels, very special

19c

Women's Jersey Bathing Suits, special

$1.79

A big assortment of Tricolette Blouses, all colors. While they last for this sale. . . . WbC-

DRESSE

Voiles values to $9.00. Very

special for this sale

S4.95

Voile Dresses, value you will appre

ciate. For this sale

Silk Dresses, values to $40, for this sale. .

$8.95

19.85

Silk Dresses, values (J 4 1 QIT to $27.50, for this sale. $ I

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Children's $2.50 Slippers 1 and 2

strap. Sizes 5 to 8. For this sale ,

$1.49

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All Wool Poplin, Serge, Plaids and Silks, in all sizes and many (PA QJ shades, $6 to $10 values. bCIO Another big lot, many materials and styles. Values to $12.50 jg Qg? for this sale $0iJ3

SUITS

Don't miss these value

$40 values, for this sale $65 values, for this sale

$25.00 $37.50

COAT

One big lot of short or long Coats.

big values while they last

9.95 1

Another lot. values to $45, long or short models, very spe- (JJ A Q QK cial for this sale...... "

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STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION BATTKRY WO UK. Ii.haaka Battery Stricr. Corner of Eighth anl Main Sts.

Men's Work Pants, sizes 3S to 42 $1.95 Men's $1.75 Union Suits, sizes 34 to 36 89c Boys' Union Suits, sizes 8 to 34 65c Men's Jersey Bathing Suits $1.79 Men's Porus Knit Union Suits $1.39 Men's $2.00 White Union Suits $1.49 Wilson Bros. Reversible Ties 69c Children's Play Suits Special $1.29 Children's Straw Hats V2 Price Children's One-Piece Bathing Suits $1.29 Bathing Caps, very special 29c and 49c Middy Blouses, white or colors. Very special bargain. For this sale $1.39 Women's grey mixture Dress Skirts. This is a pood serviceable skirt. For this sale $1.85

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Children's $1.50 White Canvas Slippers. Very special for this sale I VV Ladies highest quality Comfort Sh oes and Ox- tfr I i3 f" fords, for this sale. . PöiT9

Men's Wool Bathing Suits,

values to $6.00, for this sale

3.75

One lot Women's White Wash

Waists, values to $1.75. Very

special for this sale r. . . .

98c

Women's Wool Bathing Suits. Values to $8.50. For f? "7fC

9.(9

this sale

Women's Mohair, Striped, Ch ecks and Plain Suits. Val ues to $10.00. Verp spe- ft A OK

cial for this sale . .

Women's White Wash Skirts.

Very special for this sale

$1.95

Jap Silk Waists, all colors. Just arrived. For fr this sale 4 I mJt

Ladies' Silk Poplin Skirts in all colors. A real bar- fij O Q5 gain. For this sale. . 4JCbWw Ladie's Silk Georgette and Pongee Waists. Values to (f A QE $8.00, for this sale. . JwU

Fancy Voile and Plain Voile Smocks and Blouses QK Special for this sale. One bi? lot Voile and Organdie Waists, plain white and colors, fancies, stripes and (1 C$Q plaid, for this sale. . $ I iWW

40-inch Silk Georgette and Crepe de Chine, yd. $1.69 36-inch Cotton Crepe de Chine, yard 49c 36-inch Silk Poplin, very special, yard $1.00 27-inch Mercerized Poplin, for this sale, yard. . .45c 65c Linene Suiting, special, yard .48c Crash Toweling, very special, yard . 23c 32-inch Colored Lingerie Crepe, yard .59c 36-inch Comfort Challies, special, yard. ... : 36c 40-inth Figured Voiles, very special, yard. 43c 40-inch Plain Voiles, special, yard 59c 72-inch Table Damask, special, yard. . . . . . . .$1.39 Ladies Stripe Petticoats, for this sale 95c One lot of Percale House Aprons, light and dark patterns, for this sale 89c

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"KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP,"

It has never been the policy of this store to advertise anything that was not backed up by the real honest merchandise. We advertise nothing that we do not have to sell, and sell everything at the price we adver

tise.

Every purchase you make during this sale has our same iron clad guar

antee as at any other time. Come and bring your friends.

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Hundreds of other items will be on sale at a big sacrifice, epace will

not permit listing all reductions. You come here, prepared to find the j

greatest values we have ever offered. New prices and bargains will be offered every day. Come every day. You will save.

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