South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1920 — Page 5

tvr:ivnsrAY mormnr. .tht cs. msr BIG MONEY IS i - IN STORE FOR ; v BOOTLEGGERS LEGION TO BURY WAR HERO WITH MILITARY HONOR iliilhuilllllillliilliuli üiliUliiUltilllilüi ilülihltiliüllü ikiiintiilHiiiliil Shop in South Bend on Interurban Days. For big values and great savings shop at Spiro's. Speaking of Great Documents

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Spirit of Both Fought a Good Fight, and Not In Vain.

'l'Tt time a :o, !-o tli.it th profits in

in. iiU-al ti.'i'i. af kmn t- h'-

".orrr.ows, lnt rination from Wind-i

r aivi .liH:rict mti'nattv to the : i t hori! i . !i"-r that -orm- f.irm-r jfi that ic:n'ty hivo found It tmrv I of.tablo to ymucirl- li.pior a ro. .i th- hord r ll an to farm, and haw 1- t th ir farms ran to wo-ih whihiii' V pursue the da-:.- dollar v . t:1- Loot It.'L'iii-; route iUhoc. j; H stated, i. th-' nvcr.i !or thirstv tho amN of Americans

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Are Planned for Call

SUBWAY GUARDS TO USE PHONES

p.-inc ii''k alio id of h 'tna! Wound for th1'i.flf r. I'laler 'ali idian police

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nid other freight. :ahara across the ths- eondltion:e

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th it it is practica 11- impossible to aton e th- strinu'-nl liquor laws at I ro-' nt in fort . People I H mpat l"t ir. The ch:et reason for the diffieultv of nfoi ('Hin nt. .ecordinc to au o f -tiial of th. Koval Oinadfan Mountd I'oli- e, who hat- i uder th'r jurisdiction 111"' i ;iitiii; out of ill federal hi vt s. i- tin- fact that m inv peoo!o are not in sympathy with th 'I jor legislation, and the ecurimr

of contribiti'l li.iiior is reaiCed m

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Hot tr-. if tfo airyincr of liquor

TO ACT AS ASSOCIATION PHYSICAL DIRECTOR Charles Cambel, V. M. ( A. boys' secretary, will act as physical director of the local association in

the absence of Warren Watters. who

Firing Squad and Guard of Honor Will Accompany Soldiers Body. With a firlnsr squad and ruard of honor from lwt 50 of the local American Lesion attending the funeral of James W. SatiBon, 2 4 years

old. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Swanson of New Carlisle, the first enlisted hero who tcave his life for this country', from St. Joseph's county will bo given military honors this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body was one of the first disinterred and brought home and was escorted from New York to New arlisle bv a guard of honor from the I'irst Divi-sion of the regular United States army. S'anson enlisted in the army May 21. 1917, and wok sent from futh Hent to Fort Thomas, Ky., wher he became a member of the regular en'ineer He was transferred to Tort Washington, nrar the city ol Washington. He sailed from the port of Hoboken, Auj;U5t 7, 1&17, antl was a member of the first larre rontlnyent of engineers to arrive in France. Saw Hard Servier. The division saw some of the hardest active service and fc'wanson was injured many times rnd spent some time in field hospitals. When the armistice was sipned he v:i.i transferred to an occupation unit and sent to Coblentz, Germany. It was nevir learned whether he was sent to a hospital from a preioua wound or frc-m Illness, but fellowinfr an ont ration there he died a rut Ttas Kiven lull military honors in the American cemetery near ( 'oblentz. The funeral this afternoon, a full military service conducted ur.ier the auspices of the New Carlisle American Lesion, will be conducted by Itev. George W. Titus, of Mishawaka, who was chaplain of the I'irst Division of Lnpineers. Burial will be in New Carlisle cemetery. Local lepion men and the firing squad will leave the Farmers Trust Hldg.. at 1:5 and machines will be provided for transporting the contingent. At the meeting of the executive committee of the legion last niqnt it was decided that the local delegation will wear Chilian clothes.

ni Stations.

SilW York. July L'T. Tuid speak mir" tehjihones are soon to give New York subway riders relief troni the inarticulate sounds eman-

hart. taking a place as leader. V. If. Kupfercr, boys' director will be instructor in aquatics while Watters is gone.

iomi: TO SOfTII nihNI) TIiniSDAV Tluirsday Is Final tluly Clearance la in Sou fli lleml. There'll Ui bargain galore! lictler arrange to

ating from guards in announcing j spend TIiiir'.lay In South IJend

suowav stations. i

The telephone instrument, which is to be installed on the Brooklyn lines, will not only be employed to announce stations, but will be used

Oh! Look!

, . . ... tor such warnings as Watch v our n achtet ement 1 ,. , , .... st. Step livelv. please! etc.

j The phone i operated by the t .J . . . .v.i. 1 . . . . L . ........ f

..to the 1 nifed M it. x from ( anada ;. ... . I ! the car. who speaks in an ordinarv

oite through a transmitter, hi-

to be tue' e: -. q. it is m'imaieii

::f It will bate to We done by an ;c. of c'storus itis;" t oi s :,tid p"- . on the Auieraan --ide of th; line ither than in Camilla.

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Dl TIES TOR A DA Y

words coming forth in increased ohinie at each end. The phone is also audible on the car platforms. Loud speaking receivers are In

stalled in tile eeilinus of the tarsi

i near the doors and are hardly vis- !

ihle. Th.e openings are about eight inches in diameter, out screened and!

" painted the same color as the ceiitayor rnron gave up the rnrs ire. f the administrat.ion .fork Tuesday j The phone operator is provided ; rd spent th 1at- at his farm nearjuith a high efficiency transmitter L'porte. The mayor explained that which is small and can be tarried

im n wer in tne mihii oi nar- around m me pot Ket or nt iu in tne

-r:ng and nrene.i nis assistance, i liand. it has a cord similar to

Tin1 ruator explained that he h is! that of the recular telephone and 'n' of th" best harvests of wheat connection is niad with the tele- ; ha ever grown. j phone system by "plugging in".

A wedding present of $50.00 In gold will be given the first couple to get married at lioseland Park next sJunda Fh ne us about it right away. N. Lodge Co.. 220 Farmers Trust Lldg. Phone Lincoln 573.1. lioseland Park is the gem of the south side. Terms $2 down, then only $1.50 per week. No interest and no taxes for two years.

! l nese neautv nomesues are sew

ing like hot-cakes. .Most lots are only $295. while other lots in the same section sell for $5f0 to $1.000. To inspect the property before the Sunday crowd, take south sid- car to Lobinson street, then a short walk south to the property.

OLD AND RELIABLE."

IF YOU need monT und are particular a a to &KRVICE, aee us. Ttt morn ca refnl jou are la aelertlcg tb heat place to borrow, tbe more eartaln yon will be to cbooae tbe "Jd relUbW STATE." Loana oa Caattela. Main 174. STATE LOAN CO.

Eatabliabed 1KB tmd Yiot Mercbaatt Bank Bid-. SSI 8. Mich. t.

Uuy Consolidated Mica Sow

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Forty Thousand Pounds of Best Cane Sugar

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10 pound lots or over, 25c a pound. The purchase of other groceries is not needed. Some of the largest sugar buyers are predicting another shortage or higher prices the same as we have had for three consecutive Fall seasons so we are pleased to offer you this sugar at considerable under the regular wholesale price.

Big crop of Peaches, Pears, Plums and Grapes.

FREE DELIVE

On 100 lb. BAGS

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Men's and Young Men's All-Wool Suits

Business has been great. We've been offering unusually fine values in clothing, and the people of this community have appreciated it. Some lots have become broken, only one or two of a pattern left. This special lot contains about 250 fine suits, strictly high class, up-to-date models, all wool materials.

If you can use an extra suit and every man can well afford it at this price here's the greatest suit bargain you've seen since 1913. The saving is tremendous, it's a golden opportunity for you grasp it.

$50, $45, $40, $35 men's and young men's fine all-wool suits, priced for immediate disposal at

Hundreds of Boy's Suits Now Greatly Reduced Take advantage of this opportunity to dress your boy in the best at little cost to you. It's only a month before school begins anticipate your needs and save money.

All patterned suits of regular $10, $12.50 and $15

values, now '

All patterned suits of regular $27.50, $25, $22.50 values, now

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All patterned suits of regu- tj lar $20, $18.50 and $16.50 k

values, now

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$18.75

Hart Schaffner & Mar?: $35, $32.50 and $30 finest boys' suits now

4.75

Hart Schaffner tic Marx $42.50, $40 and $37.50 boys' finest all-wool suits, now

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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx stylish all-wool clothes for men and boys

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