South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 202, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 July 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

FOUR HUNDRED MEN

AND WOMEN ATTENDPICNIC SATURDAY Lathe Work- Employe? Sprnd

Day at Hudson Lake.

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Cleru; crab rnre, Mr. Kfo; ?urlinger 12 yars, Crii Wilks; ci-N' rnco c-cr 12. I. Ksch; hovs' n- under 12 yfar?. Jot Torrn; boys' r ice ovor 12 ar?, I. K!rt; m.'s on" lKtrM rnce. Villlim Myf-rrf; ti:-o-var. north plant.

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Eleventh t., submitted to anj orAratlon cr tons!! and adenoids j at St. Joner hospital, Mlshawaka, j today. t

Mr. and MrJ. Art Witt ani family arp visltinc: relatives at Sturg9, Mich. Thry expect to b eonr fAveral -weeks.

visits ii is nnoniER. j J. Williams, New York Central raspase man. 1015 Lafayette blvd . j h.i? pone to vLit h!3 brother. Tatrif-k !

Williams in Cleveland. (. lie will ho relieved by O. A. King durin? his ab-eence.

For Tursday nt Huehlcr Rrrx S. Midi.. St. Rib IWiIiii2: JJff 10 lft It Iloat 12 'j Short Steak 2 Tl6-:0

"DANDERINE"

A dotnehrnont of D. jh. xuarm, taken from American war ships. Is expected momentarily to arrive at Fflcins for puard fluty at the American Legation. All American- at Pan-tins-fa hare been advised to more to ivicinsr at orce, as another outbreak in that vicinity is feared-

PARTY GOES TO WINONA LAKE

RIVER PARK

ThA branrh library f-f-tahlishM in the prinojp.Tls' ofVc- of the River Park sri,nl was opf-r.f-d Monday wi'h Mis.s fJla.ly.-s Nicolas of the city library in rharprc. The libra rj'. in t :;iporar;ly located at the school until the Buildin? and Loan building is romplrted. About r.uO books have been placed for the summer

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iucmoers in viicnu occunu ; both adult;

Annual Meeting of Dapuerre Club.

Jfr. and Mrs. E. E. Mangold. J. A. Hode. and Farn T. OsrwaM kft Monday for Winona lake whirrs Mr. Manisrold and Mr. KodA win attend th necond annual meeting of the T)agajerrs clt:b beinj? held there. Tuesday and Wednesday. Members of the- local Photographic Social r!nb, the Northern Indiana Photographen clubs, and similar nrir.-jn-

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Nioi.TS will be nt th library Monday. Wednesday und Fridjy from 1:30 to 5:30, each we.k bet'innins with today. Hooks will be loaned on tho fame flan as the

city library. 1 The revival sendees under the ! auj-ii- es of the Church of Gord or j

j Saints which have been in progress i the past week were largely at- j ! tended Sunday, .both morning and I evcir.r.s'. In the morning Miss Mary , ! Helping? ine preached the revival!

rmon on the subject "Submission"

Mr. and Mrs. Jcjhn Brandstrator motored to r)ailies-. Mich.. Sunday, where they enjoyed a picnic and basket dinner at Wailie's grove. Mrs. E. J. Berry entertained about 30 friends Faturdf.y eveninsr in honor of the birthday anniversary of her jfin, James Johnson. Seventeenth .t. The evening was spent socially and refreshments were served. William Ropers of Cleveland. O., is a truest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rog-ers. Smith st. Mrs. Charles Koople of Chicago is here for a visit with her sister, Mrs. B. W. Kemp. N. Ninth st. Miss Olgra Nelson. Seventh st..

spent Sunday .it Indian lake. Dr. A. I'. F. Gammark and family, N. Eleventh St., are moving to Forest aw. South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schrcver of Three Rivers, Mich., are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Earl R-rry. X. Eleventh st. Mrs. B. W. Kemp and son. Donald, have returned from a visit at Lapaz. Ind. Mrs. Lestor, Sixth and Wall sts.. who suffered a stroke of paralysis Saturday mornin?, is slightly improved today. Wayne and Jay Burger, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Burger. S.

Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.

A few cents buys "isniiutji'it.." After an application of "Danderino" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness.

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vitel to attend the meeting. The Dagrierre club, although ?t new organization having held its f ii st meeting in 131C', alrf-ady h is a Largo membership consisting of photographers from all ; arts of the state. A program of construc'ive interest ha: ben arranged for the meeting.

iVErr couiMY coroxer FILES $5,000 BOXD The So.Ort bond of the now coroner, Frank d. Poweit. signed by William Mclnerny, prominent local attorncj. Tj. Woodworth, owner of Woodworth Transfer Co., and V. T. Major, 2 2i S. Carroll st.. goes into effect Monday. Dr. Powers will assunie his office immedbitely The newly appoint d coroner succeeds the. late E. W'ngner, who died buddeiily at Epworth hospital last month. The tounty board of cornmispioners nominated Powers a week ago.

EIGHT MEi EIXTOMBED E PEKXSYLVAMA MEXE

T.f Tni'M Tress: UNIT if. Pa.. July 1?. Tight mm wsr entombed T. 71 fee below the eurfaco fh the mine of the. United Colleries at Renten, near here, today. The men were going down on the regular morning inspection trip when it la thought the cap lipht on onp of the men's heads exploded gases. Rescuo parties from Pittsburg are hourly exjctd.

of Salvation." Rev. Wilmer Grey preached the revival sermon in the '

j evening on the subject of "Re

demption," with blackboard illustra- : tions. Spial niu.sic at the evening servic was a trio. "The Wny of the Cross." by Miss Zulky, Mrs. Roscoc . Van Dean and Miss Elsie Glazer, end quartet by Misres Hulda Kent, Dorothy Vandeford. Elsie Glazer antl Mr::. Van Dean. There will be no services this evening. Tuesday. ' children's meeting at 6:30 and preaching at 7:C0. Mrs. Alfred Thomas. i20 S. I Twelfth st., who was recently mar- f ried. was tendered a surprise and j miscellaneous shower by her sister. ; Mrs. Jacob Zerbe, The guests, numbering 4f, were entertained with j music, gamed and contests. Favors ; in the contests were won by Miss: j Mario Smith, Mrs. Frank Reed and i AT-s. Sherman Naftzger. Refresh- j ments were srrved. Miss Georgia) Thomas of Three Rivers. Mich., was ; a guest. ' Mrs. Olen Wolford, Pleasant st.. entertained at Sunday dinner complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Herbe Zill -me;of Dubail av. Covers were laid fur six. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Bussen. Mrs. George Leeper. Mr. and Mrs Sht-e. Mrs. L. O. BIdwell. Mrs;. . Dressier, L. Metzler, G. Metzler and ;

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Store hours 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Saturdays during the months of July and August 6:00 p. m. Our store open all day Wednesdays.

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AntuSdloon League. to Determine Political Action Regarding Cox By United Press: COLUM.I5US. O.. Ju!y Whether the Antl-S.aIoon le.tgue will hjrht James M. Ccx, democratic nominee, during the campaign, probably will be determined at a meeting of th organization at Washington Thursday. Announcement that the meeting place had been chnrred from Columbus to Washington was made at headquarters hero to lay. Strong pressure is being pu en the learue by tho dry democrats to forestall any contemplated ilcht or. ox.

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Tuesday night July

Importance will be trnv. vu preme Chief Glrard wi'.l reaker of the evening.

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"California Syrup of Figs'' Child's Best Laxative

Accept "California" sTup of Figs only look for the name California cn thA package, then you are s;;re our ehiid is having th- best and im st h.iimle.vs physic fci the little ston;aiii. liver, and bowe'.s. Children be Its fruity taste. Full dir

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Money Back If You Don't Like Lindsay Light POLISH If It dotar.t eleun ir.i pr.ia 3M. ru!

you ever xrud, th tJ.. r - 1". f.w- 5 every car A: a'l .'x : i : V . Linduy Light Company, Chicago

Banish Nervousness Put Vigor and Ambition into Run-Down, Tired Out People If vcu fel tiled o..t. o;;t of Respondent, mcr.t.illy or physd liepr ss.-d. and lack tb.e desire : a.co!npl:-h tilings. c t a t. 1 crr.t b" cf Wn.le:rs Pills. Ambition Ra:.-. at Wettiok's Cut Rate Medi-ii tore today and take th ttrst step toward f. 1 i:ig better r::1.. away. If you work too h.rd. sr'.oke . r.i'.:ch. i r ar? r.er. c:s lci::?.o : ir.d;.lg'.-nce cf a r.y kici. Wer -b :: s Pills; Ambit:.-.:: Rrar.d. ; :r..ikA Au fee; b- :t- r i ; three d..

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114 South Michigan Street, Near Wnihrngtca Arcnua . July Clearance Sales Lower Prices on Dependable. Merchandise Every department in our store is represented in this great value giving event. Items of special interest and exceptional price reductions are too numerous to mention, therefore we advise an early visit, for merchandise such as we offer ip this event finds immediate buyers. You will find it more pleasant and satisfactory to shop during the morning hours. Dainty Muslin Underwear Surprising Values The summer wardrobe can be provided with the daintiest of muslin garments at little cost by selecting from these lots. Petticoats, Nainsook and Muslin, lace and embroidery flounces. Special at $2.00, $2.50,

$3.00, $3.50 and $5.00 Gowns, Nainsook and Muslin, fancy lace trimmed. Special at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 and $5.00 Pink Batiste Gowns, embroidered in colors, slip-over Styles. Special $1.50 Envelope Chemise, lace trimmed, in izes 38 to 44. Regular $1.75 and $1.50 values. Sale Price $1.25 Muslin Bloomers in extra full sizes with blue stitching. Very special 75c and $1.00 Envelope Chemise, good quality Nainsook, lace yoke front and back. Regular $2.00 value. Sae price $1.50

Envelope Chemise, fancy lace trimmed. Drawers, regular and skirt styles, lace and lace yoke front and back. Special at $2.00, embroidery trimmed. Special at $1.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00

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Underwear Opportunities Anticipate your wants in hot weather Underwear. Perfect fitting Underwear for men and women at very special prices. Women's Knit Underwear Gauze Shirts with sleeves reduced to. .$1.10 and $1.29 Gauze Vests in sizes 36, 40, 42 and 44 only. 35c value 25c Women's Gauze Union Suits in sizes 36 and 38 onb'. Special at 50c Gauze; Union Suits, tight knee. $1.00 value, uit. .75c Extra Quality Gauze Union Suits reduced to $1.10 Lisle Union Suits, with silk tops, in flesh only, sizes 34 to 44. with band top and strap shoulder, umbrella and tight knee. .Very special $2.95 Men's Underwear At Clearance Prices. Men's Athletic Union Suits, barred dimity. Very cool and comfortable, all sizes, suit $1.25 Men's fine ribbed Union Suits, closed crotch, in cream and white; very special, suit i $1.00 Men's light weight Union Suits, some slightly imperfect. Regular $2.50 vaue, sale price $1.69 Special values in men's Night Shirts and Pajamas during this big cut price sale.

Would You Save on Hosiery? . Here's Your Chance The more you buy at these low prices the more you save, buy all you need for immediate and future needs now. Child ren's black fine ribbed Hose, mill seconds, in all sizes; a 50c quality, sale price, pair 25c Women's black Cotton Hose, in sizes 9, 9A, 10; excellent value, pair... 25c Women's boot silk Hose, in taupe, champagne and light grey; all sizes; worth 75c, sale price pair. . . .59c Women's white Cotton Lisle Hose, all sizes; very special, pair 35c; 3 pair for $1.00

Lake Visitors Our Service Dept. will take care of your shopping by phone.

ou Are Always near to the store by phone. Call Main 5 300 for all departments.

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July Sale of Towels

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Fancy Voiles at 59c Never had we a better season for Voiles. Sheer fabrics are exceedingly popular. This July Sale is offering unusual assortments in dark and light colors and remarkably low priced at these special markings at 59c yard. Also another lot of Voiles with small figures, at 39c. Imported Voiles, in classy embroidery of dots and small figures, 32 inches wide, at 89c yard.

At a time when most everyone needs more towels, this sale is certainly very opportune. A very fortunate purchase through our New York office has brought to us a special lot of huck towrls that we can sell at retail, below manufacturers present wholesale prices. Some are mill seconds, others are first quality, but each number is a very unusual value. The shipment consists of seven lots, which are enumerated below.

Huck Towels, Specially Priced 84 doz. 18x36 Hemmed Huck Towels, worth to 39c. Sale price 25c. 118 doz. 18x36 Heavy Huck Towels.

worth 4jc to dOc Sale price 29c. 1 16 doz. 1 7x32 huck Towels. Plain, red or blur border. First quality. 35c value. Sale price 25c. 30 doz. 18x40First Quality Extra Size Huck Towels. 50c value. S.ile price 39c. 50 doz. 14x22 Hemmed Towels, the right size for doctors, dentists, etc. Very Special. $1.50 per dozen. 35 doz. 22x38 Half Linen Towels. Extra fine value, at 50c each. 20 doz. Imported hemstitched Towels. Sold regularly at 65c. 50c each. Pure Linen Huck Towels. $1.19, $1.25, $1.50 each. Worth today 50 more. Crash Towel ings Four V ery Special Values Half Linen Bleached Crash. Blue edge, 35c value, 2c yard. Russo Bleached Crash. Very heavy splendid wearer. 39c value, 33c yard. Extra Heavy Red Border Half Linen Crash. 48c valu, 38c yard. Pure Linen Crash. Plain or red edge. 59c value, 50c yard. Turkish Towels Three Very Special Numbers Double warp bleached towels. Splendid soft towels. Each one a very unusual value. 35c each, $4.00 dozen. 39c each, $4.50 dozen. 48c each, $5.50 dozen. Extra Large Ribbed Towels, 85c each, $10.00 dozen.

It's Never Too Late to Make a Few Extra Tub Frocks When ginghams are priced right at a saving, it's time to lay in a supply, and if not convenient to make now, lay aside until you can. These prices are bargains. 32-inch Plaids, 32-inch Stripes, Ginghams of quality, at only 59c yard. Zephyr Ginghams, Gage Marvel Tissue Gingham, 32 inches wide at only 85c yard. Also a big assortment of Tub Fabrics at low pricings. Imported Dimities at 69c yard; Madras Shirting at 89c yard; 36-inch Galatea at 69c yard.

Give Yourself a Treat First time you axe down town, drop in at foine firgt class, fountain and try an ice cream eoda but that's not all, for there is a? much difference in ice cream as there is in people. Agk for FURNAS ICE CREAM and then just shut your eyes and prepare to enjoy yourself. You'll surely have one good time eorring to you. There's a lot of additional pleasure in the I ct that you know that it is absolutelv clean.

Get the ice cream habit Eat some every day Ask Your Dealer For It

We have plenty of ice for everybody, and we have trucks and wagons to deliver it, but we need men at from $36.00 to $39.00 per week. If we can get the men we can take care of the entire city. You can always get ice at the plant.

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