South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 205, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 July 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TU PAY MOIIMXG, JULY 23, 102(1

CITY WILL MAKE ANOTHER TRY TO SELL WATER BONDS

! . Chicago Girls Ride Bicycles ' ' . -. . , - m i .,

ic Service Commiion Authorizes Increase in Interest Kate to Limit.

Ar.rthi r rf'ort H to h m:il. by the city administration to -11 pw11? Improvf-ir.-tit t ond.i In the nmount of 1 100. CG?. The alrr.lriNtr..tion Thur? lay rorMved word tmr. thf Indiana public ?rvicf! comni'-'i'in that its petition t.o f.I 1100,000 In bonds at fix percent Intrrtst had been r;tntcd. . - . . . i

. i ri j u. r .in niM i diu Two former attempts hnv hr-cn ma do. by th- rlty to sdl the bond i'sur. Tho firt attempt was mado on a four ;inl thrr e-fjuartrrs iereent bj.sis. It faid for lark of bidders. Tho Kciind attempt .vas mau? rerrritly on a four and thre-o-ej'iarte rs pert -nt Lasi.-. Onr- biddrr offered to buy th( bonds, but h,- rx-artf-d a fJi: 000 pr rniuin. His bid w.a rv . U d, und another nppo.il tf th puMlc ervice commission for an incroa.v 1 rate- of inte rest was made. The ir,ony to bo dorived from tho sa of bonii is to expended in providing tnorr- al rqu.i tf equipment at tho v.iitcr povr stations, rind for tho t-xtonslon of tho city's wator main system in order to ciro for the rnlirprrnent of South Bond industrial plants. Make Third I.fTort. An effort will new bo made by City Controller Swyvart to securo 1 idd(-rs for th- now bond i??io at thf higher rato of intor5t. If his f-trorts fail, tho rlty will bo forced to rt alonj without the monoy. The- rate of Inte r st Just authorize d by the- publlr service commission 1 tho highest allowed by the: Indiana law. A part of the funds to be derived by the- bond pale will be usoel In paying back to the :ark reparation fund money borrowed from it by tho water elopartment to moot neodd expenditures In providing adoiiuatf wafer service with the equipment at hand.

ARMY ENLISTMENTS INCREASE HERE

Send Out Call For Thirty Single Ex-Service Men.

Two more men were accepted at tho ioml army recruiting station YVodnes-day. They are Emile Jeffries of Mlshawaka and Kverett Andrews of Hibbarri. Ind. Jeffries will po to tho Model school at Camp Grant, III., and Andrews will go to the air forvice with station in the Philippines. This makes a total of 13 men accepted sinc e tho 12th of the month .it the local station. As the number of enlistments in tho army have been preatly in-re-a.M-.i, a call has boon sent out for 30 single ex-service men who wore discharged with excellent charactors. Thcsv men are needed in the Indianapolis district and should apply at tho army recruiting office at once. ()n stenographer and two clerks are also needed In this district. Michigan Clots Ouota.

Indianapolis district has alenlisted the 300 quota th.it

was set for her by the adjutantKeneral's office. The quota had been se cured by the 10th of the month. A grrat effort la beinir made to put this district In the lead for the month of July. Scrgt. Skeos of the rrrruitinq: station Mys that ho has ecoivej another suprly of tho application blanks for the Victory medal issued by thf war department. These blanks may be had by calling at the recruitin station. 120 N. Michigan st . any time from 6 to 3 o'clock in the tven-

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RETURN FROM TRW TO ir'LOXA LAKE

?1r. and Mn.. V.. II. Manpold. J. A. II nie and T. Oswald have returned from a motor trip to Winona where th-y ;ittndod the second annual meetir.K' of the Iasruerrc club. Thirty photojraphors of the tate wore j resent at the motin.7. The f-vmi-ar.nual nortiruT of the organization will held in Muncie, Ind. in October.

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GIRL'S SCREAMS . STOP ASSAULT

Man in Soldier's Uniform Believed to be Hiding in Wood?.

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The- frtrike of street car employes which has completely tioel up the suil.-ifo line-s of Chicago, f.iiled to keep these two yoJir.g ladies from reachini; their place of empioy.nent. A borrovved bicvele amply filled Ihi bi!l.

V.SUIX(iTC)X WINS. In the Junior Girls' volley ball panics J. I). Oliver beat Washington, 2 to 1, at the Oliver playficld.

ICS MOIXI'S "I wnnte! t steal n gun and fci'l like Hill Hart." nine year-old Antony Hand pleaded when iirrcsteel fr Moaling a revolver from a pawnshop.

In hiding somewhere near South Bend today, dres-scd in the uniform of a soldier and carrying a revolver, is a man who attempted late Wednesday ni?ht to perpetrate a crime which makes lynching popular in sections of this country. Three miles out on the Niles road Wednesday night a young man and woman were riding on a motorcycle. As they approached the crossroad und stopped to turn around, a man approached from the fide, pointed a gun at them and eaid: 'I want this girl to come with me. and tome quick." Frightened, the girl stepped from th. motorcycle while her escort looked en. I land it Vscs Gun. With the gun pointed at her breast the bandit compelled her to walk down the crossroad toward the woods which skirt the river nearby. "If you don't hurry I'll kill you," the man reiterated as they walked. They had gone perhaps 50 yards v. hen the girl turned and screamed for help. Tho captor gave one look and as the girl cemtinued to scream, tu . ed anel fled into the dense underbrush near the road. I'aisersby on the Niles road heard her tries for help and a number of machines stopped. Cryint?. the girl tun back to the main road and told her story. But by this time the stranger had disappeared, and it tt-i !iujd useless to search for him. The young lady furnished a description of the man. LOCATE MOTHER OF BIG ESTATE CLAIMANT

WUHATON". 111.. July 2 2. The mother of William Cowan Iowry. claimant of the $2.000.000 estate of William Cowan, has been located on a plantation near New Madrid, Mo., according to State's Atty. Charles Hadley.

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atordlay's Big Valines

Our Entire Stock of Ladies Oxfords and Ties at about

Half their Value

PRESRYTERIAK CHURCH

TO PIC MC SATURDAY

Ladies high grade Oxfords and ties in black or brown. high or military heels, shoes that have been selling from $5.00 to $12.00 now going at $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95.

Men, buy your Shoes here Saturday. Our stock of men's Oxfords and Shoes in Engish or footform lasts, black or brown, $8.00 to $10.00 values now going at $5.95 and $6.95.

Big Saving in Dry Goods Here Saturday

Good quality bleached

Tubing. 42 inches at 45 inches at

Standard Checks in good

quality Apron Gineham, yard . .

White Pique and dotted

Swisses. Special, yard

55c

60c

in good 21c

43g

Serpentine and Windsor Crepe, beautiful 3f patterns, yard.... Voiles, beautiful patterns, at per yard 79c AQf and tw

Good quality bleached

Musi in, per yard

Z4g

Roman stripe Toweling

per j yard I

Startex Toweling. Special, per JQi

yar

Silk Shirtings. Georgettes and Crepe de Chine, $3.00 values, at per J 7Q yard

Hosiery and Underwear Reduced.

The Hope Prtsbyterün church and Sunday school picnic will be hold at Pottawatomie park Saturday. Members will r.u-fi at the church at 1:70 o'clock in the afternoon and take the car which leaen L'-fr st. and Lincoln way L, at 1 : 4 G o'clock.

Sure Way To Get Rid Of Dandruff

There is one pure way that never fails to rcmoe dandruff completely nr.d that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, Just Pet about four ounces of plait:. erdinary liquid arvon, apply It at right when retiring; use enough to moisten the 5calp and rub it in rently with the finger tips. Hy morning, most :f not all. of your dandruff will be gor.o, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every sir'le s;gn an 1 trace of it. r.o matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find. too. that all itching nr.d discing e,f the scalp will flop intant!. and or hair will be fluffy. ii;trou. gh.vy. silky and soft, and look and feci a hundred tirr.ts better. You can get liquid ar on at any dri: store. It is ir.e xper.sl e. and four ounces is all yuu will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fall. Adv.

Ladies Silk Half H ose in all shades. Our $2.00

quality. Saturday

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Ladies fine Mercerized

Half Hose, black or

white, 75c value.

48c

Ladies' fine ribbed L'nion Suits. $1.00 "7ftÄ

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grade 75c grade

48c

Ladies' Muslin embroid

ery trimmed Skirts.

Special

98c

Ladies' Wash Waists up to $2.50 value A CS

4? I .S

Beautiful fine Lace Hose, two tone effects. Our regular $2.50 h ose & 3 ßl

P I

Ladies' Lace Silk H ose in

all shades. Special at

Ladies Gauze Vests, 50c

grade at 25c grade at

Ladies' Muslin gowns, $2.50 value $1 ßQ at 4 I -99 $2.00 value -j Q

Ladies' Smocks, $3.95

value at

79 c :sts, 50c

39c

19c

$2.95

mmmi

69c

Men's Athletic Union

Suits, worth $1.00, at

Men's $1.50 quality Union Suits er 4 no at 51. ÜÜ Mens Tennis Cftn Slippers vUW Standard Prints, 1 A indigo blue I w Children's Play Oxfords or Sandals d "I d at 4) I aWW Clothes Baskets C Q ä at 49c and 09 U

Your choice of any Summer Hat in our stock Saturday at $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 All our Georgettes, Taffetas, Leghorns and Malines included in this sale.

NEW MODISH DUVETYN HATS Also Feather Hats for immediate wear, in (

all the new wanted styles and colors, at ... .

Here's the greatest Clothing Sale in our 64 years history. Every spring and summer suit in our store, blue serges excepted, KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES included, former $30.00 to $75.00 values and worth much more than that this fall at these rock-bottom prices.

$30.00 Suits

$35.00 Suits

$45.00 Suits

$50.00 Suits

$60.00 Suits

$65.00 Suits

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Styles for all young men and men. Sizes for every figure. Fabrics and patterns for ever7 taste. Profit in this great sale now.

ale of Air-O -Weave

Suits

Here's your chance to buy a comfortable Air-o'-Weave, Palm BeacK or Mohair Coat and Pants right when hot weather is starting. Every garment in our big summer goods department has been marked for quick clearance as follows-

$25.00

Suits :

$30.00 Suits

$35.00 Suits

20.

Straw Hats Reduced

Every Straw and Panama Hat has been radically marked down. You can buy your second straw now at a very decided saving.

$4.00 and $3.50 Hats now

$1.00 Silk Hose now

63c

& $5.00 Hats

'W now . . .

$8.50 and $7.50 ill ll Hats now . . .

$2.50 Shirts

now

$1.85

$1.50 Silk Hose now. $3.00 Shirts now ....

$1.15 $2.35

$1.50 Union Suits now.

$1.15

$2.00 Union Suits now.

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$4.00 Shirts

now

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$5.00 Shirts

now

?! $3.85

Boys' Wash Suits Stock up . for the future now. All sizes, fabrics, styles and colors. $3.50 to $7.50 values $2.35 $3.85 $4.85

Boys' Straw Hats Every boy's Straw Hat is marked for quick clear ance. Every new shape. $2.5 5 to $6.00 values $1.85 $2.85 $3.85

Black Cat OQ Genuine Stockings vSU Koveralls

.65 Khaki Knickers.

00 Sport fr i

Blouses.. 9 1

.35 Union

59c

Boys'

Suits . ... J Jw Blouses

95c

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Fay F. Bloss coiixiTT sixmo Rami Instrument Salesroom Third Iloor. Merchants Dank Building

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SAM'L SPIRO & CO. Ut.Ul 8. Mlchlcaa 6L noma of H. S. & M. Clothes

Art Mntcrtils. Picture Framing. THE I. W. LOWER DECO RATE Q COMPANY, South IVeud. IndL&zva. IVftfl Paper. Irprrlea. Paint Rapptlco.

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6t& Band's LrAdlnr Optoiaettirt MiLaaf-M-tarlnr OptUUn V ein lcpllcate any pair of fl&Met, co matter bn tbex were made. JtJH B. MICHIGAN ST.

The Test of Time Haa Proven That We Are best f.ttM to handle your rurnercua r.eoJa for MONEY

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