South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 198, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND MEWS-TIMES

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SENTENCE YOUTHS

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RERR1ES OX SALE

K. F. E'.lLs rif th Amcrlnn FI J rf. Ph. in this itv wnt to Cleve-

v potatoes wprc sti". ! V CIlDr CTlM.'

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VI 7 CITY MARKET kip sc a huch. , ii ij i niy 177 ) fV Spring chicken were so'd for T'.c ; 1 " 1 f 1 W.I 1

per chicken a-i hen for Jl. j

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Morp hucklefrrips came t" th

market Thurdav,

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To Spend From Onr to 11 Year? in State Institution.

Rftr Ani'r'!, 1 ycrs o'd, ; rr.i E--rr-t? W.r.'.arr. 1 3 virs nM. j 1 l-'.eided cul'.ty to 1 of grand ' lirceny in .uprir o-jrt 1 -1 1 - Tu-"-) lay fterr.r,on, and ir "-"itncod ! to the Ir.diin rrfnrn-. Vury hy Jude-; . Ft. Mnr.tsomTy. , ; Anderson wi ch.nsM with th

thft of a motor "-Yw f'-om th'-, Jhr.nn Mtor "o . while 1 "Wall ice v.a an"" by New York 'antral drrtiv f " r fr r--.k ! n c into; arj and faltncr tbrro ani eis:-' ;.r-ts. Doth virc tv.-'i hvl hf-n in

cjurt, wher'' hv .vr hound

er to th fcrrar. i Jurv. bi 'hv nn- '

pld to Pr"- Schwartz. ayirg tha they wanted to ct rtt on th!r ! sentences nthr thnn rrraln in MI ummer wa'.tinc trial, and o , ; fRd-wlts were ?,ld dir'-: in th )i".Rrr ro'jrt. i Wallarf waj ssp.i a fiJic nf ' ?50, while Arderv- vi fined md both wer ffntPi'i to from 1 i to 14 year at the reformatory. i

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1 y ; H. M Henry, also of th exjres j small drop in price, .eilmc for $

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.nio grievance. the anovr m-ri had t js.ou iuena

IIl- AT HOSPITA1. Albert Dearer., jr., son of Dr. and

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with the nilw.iv lerk brotherhood.

Freah home-crown cele-y was' died on thf same day at the St.

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!-. r.is;r.e.s fortui" Th comrny 1 nr.c -1 h,e city. rd rpr r.i' " ;r. Kikhsrt in1 M h -

They also ditcvied th back-; a y sit- Iroupht to the market bv th Koni jSeph hospital

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nation

I n Cleveland they were met by' Mih. It wns sold for n3c : i!,,;,i.rt lnrrati of "alnment. Kv.. i b'STCh.

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I 'd h-me Thf 11 nor of th e riw ; biiildinj: : r.or tnan twie the s.ro

! of th ,v,j rre, and i ?.nid to ;.a :h In Mexican Unco. Mxicc-'i ne-w ' hrst in the rity. Th entire tin

aori'naaor 10 tne 1 nited St.iTf-M ' Moor nnrt huomfnr r. . .-r-'

k neral chairman of the brother- Trier were also blackberries at j Don Fernand. Isrlesins tMlderon. is ; -'.d the whole b.iibiins: wi!l

'hood, and the four met with the of. , l.-c per pint and currants at 2.c

of the prievanc. Il'c a head and peppers at 30c per

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'itv n h;h permits a biro ' f sho- Th Hoirtor vrp only prpi'.ar rrice.l fo.t wr. . erp!nyes x c er.tlemer.. I'.n r'e"' her of the f.rm. Io R. Cohn. : he.,.', of thP 'indarJ Jire c. i r. Co' o.

scientif.co, none of which is .is bad

as it sounds.

Th Kawner-r of NiV--5. ?.I'ch.. drs'.ctird the arcade frort of th'"

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P?. CHARLES BOSEXBL RY TALKS TO Kill AXIS CLUB AT LI XCHEOX

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rr. Charit- fJ. niv-nhnry. medi-' a director of the rhihlren' IMs-I'TiMn-, told cf the work of that organization in an .ad In -m before , the South Hend Kiwanis club at itsresrulaj meptlnt: -Tt the Oliver hotel, i Thursday noon. Th- successive steps In thn prowth of the institution, '

from Its beginn! n as a sort of in- , .Miss Marjorle Hope Nicholson, of WathlnKton, who, received a Ph. D fant feedlnsr station to its present I decree from Old Eli, also won the John Addison Parter award of $500 natu, furniidainp: medical, surgical j the highest award the University bestows. itnd dental attention, were outlined j '

l-v Dr. P.osenbury. Following the talk the club LATH E ORKS TO voted to aid Dr. Bojonhury and the I dJpenary in any way they eoukl HOLD PICXIC SATURDAY Elton B. ('refill rendt-r-d a nmn-j Tr Of VuC ;I selections, which, pleased the members very much, i The South Pend Iithe works will Oeorjce Butztach wa silent booster j Kivo a ricnic Saturday. July 17, at for th day, ami every member of j Hudson lake. The car will leave the clth was fciven a penerous slice I from the South Shore station at S : 4 3 rf watermelon. j a. m. The prorrttn for the day will The question ?f a picnic was re- i begin at 10:150 o'clock. Numerous

rred to a committee. i prizes will be awarded in the con

DISTRICT MEETING OE LODGE FRIDAY

MISHAWAKA YOUTH JOIXS THE XAl'Y

A district meeting of the Rebekah'K will be held in Mishawaka Friday, Aupr. 16. in the Odd Fellows hall. A school of instruction will be held In the afternoon, conducted by Pres't Emma Wilson of the state assembly from Jaspar, Ind. The sec-

t"sts. which will include races. Horse J retary of the state assembly will also

races and pie fating races are both on the proprram. Dinner will be served from 12 to 1 o'clock. The attractions in Jhe afternoon are a tuer

e , , ! 'f war and a ball ?amc At 2:.!0 Orannis II. f.arver a Mishawaka . oclock tho South Ben(1 1lthe works 1 .TnP yP.,WllVh,P n:iva,!will play Wilson Bros. Swimming recruiting station Uednes.Uv as ;.,,, ;iaiK.lnK win bp the diversions yoeman. Ho will leave 1 hursda y . )(f (ho PVCninf. The Mishawaka l N,eTr to4;ntPr thft TN-rica ; Woolen Co. band will furnish music Pchool there. After a s1X months f,,r thf O(.c;ision. coum In commerce, h- will k to , , fea as a clerical seaman. Tho local naval reet uitinc: dis- j OPI E READ IT'ILL trlct ranks third in the number "f ftV L'"r T T? C UCr?!? recruits sarnered for the week etui- I vrJ L LLLi I U Ixlj Iitstxtj inr Wednesday, with a total of 17.' hil 390 since January places it j f)pie Rr ad. well-known novelist fourth on the list. Louisville and and journalist, on the fourth nicht Detroit are tied for first with a total j .f the Redpath Chautauqua here, of ;i. Chicago follows with DI i will give hi new lecture. "Human trailed by Cincinnati with 1 1. Louis- J .Nature and Politics", an address villn leads for the year with the j composed for the most part of exrpex of 130. , perienco stories that have never

been printed and never told before

srir rou nivniH n. William A. I'.oh.e fil,l suit

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on the platform. Opie Read Is like no one else in

superior court Ihuisday asking di- ' the world. On the platform he roree from Ida Reh--. He charges ' rhines with a brilliance all his own. cruel and Inhuman treatment. The! Opie Read has written and leccouple was married Nov. 2". Roi." j tut ed to a clientele numbering ml!-

and separated Sept. 2?, PP. i lions.

be present, Miss Valetta Kimmel of Kendalhille, Ind. In the evening the degree will be conferred on a class of candidates by the Goshen degree staff. All Rebekahs are welcome and urged to be present.

Marry Now! $30.00 in Gold will be given any couple offering to get married next Sunday afternoon at Portage Gardens Land Sale. Free. Cars at 2:10 P. M. will leave Northern Indiana Interurban Waiting Room, corner Washington ave. and Michigan street, and stop for passengers along Washington ave. The public invited. Come and bring your friends. Beautiful Garden Lots One Dollar down, then 7 5c a week. C. N. Lodge & Co.. America's Leading Home Makers. 2 20 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Lincoln 573H. Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone us for a wedding present of 150.00 in gold.

THE SUPREME EVENT

THE SALE OF ALL SALES

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has tvirr.ed the trick. Thr women who read our ad on Wednesday crowded our CI earance floor yesterday and, after making: liberal purchase?, went home to tell their neighbors of the wonderful bargains they saw. Space does not permit us to give more than a few of the savinsrs here. "Come and see for yourself" is the best advice we can offer.

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and then try on footwear to your heart's content. Black Theo ties. Brown Calf. Baby Louis Heel Pumps. White Nu Buck Pumps with hand turned soles. vou'U find them all marked at low figures.

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White Reign Skin Shoes $2.95 Genuine Cousins Footwear in patent leather and black kid $5.95

White Cloth Shoes $1.45

Patent Leather Pumps $3.45 Brown Kid Pumps $3.45 White Washable Kid Boots $2.45

White Canvas Oxfords $1.45 Foster Strap Pumps $4.35 Black Suede Slippers 95c

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THE BIG GET-ACQUAINTED

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Delivers any article in our mammoth stocks up to $50 balance on easy payments

PLAIN PRICE TICKETS ON ALL ARTICLES

An Unusual Showing of Bedroom Suites, Mahogany, Walnut and Ivory

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We are showing over fifty beautiful Suites, two, three and four piece, priced from $117.00 up to $380.00 each. Several at $600.00.

Without a doubt the finest and largest showing in South Bend

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Just Received Two Large Carloads of Bed Davenports

We are crowded and need the room Will make price an object

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This High Class Steel Bed, Spring and Mattress

Complete f as f Pictured $29.85 A Great , Dollar Sale Special

Space will not allow us to do justice in describing this Bed Outfit, but we will say this: would regularly cost $40.00 at any store.

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All sizes and styles of Gas Ranges, 2, 3 and 4 Burner Combination Ranges wood, coal or gas Kerosene Oil Cook Stoves 2, 3 or 4 Burner

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the sidewalk in front of our store? It has been there nine weeks and

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