South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 213, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 July 1920 — Page 5

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1 020 I. AND ffl. FIGHTS INJUNCTION CASE Once Leading Physician Who Washed Dishes in New York Store Closes Saturday Evenings at 6:00 P. M. During July and AuguSl Claim Kiwitts to Hare and1 WYMAH Deny Damage to Others y Uing Water. Come a ad Seo U

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AfTM.iv!?? claiming certain risht the rast rare for the Indiana ;md

Michigan ll'.tctrir Co.. wcip filed in fuperlor court Friday in opposj. tlon to th petition of a number of factories which nsked that the pnwer ron'rn lo enjoined ajrainst ruttint? Into the. rare and uslnj; water from It. Tho affidavit points out that th rare w;ik in fxisteror and was t,f!ng- if in IMS, at th time tli.it portion of the ry was platted, ftr.fl that by the purchase of lot there owners were Klvtn the uso of the rr. Furthermore, the affidavits continue, th water to be. uso,l only for ronf'.enr.-.tion r.f strain, v.-hleh w.IJ In n' way Hffrt the height of the water. A $ LT. 00 0 building operation will he rendered valueless If the injun-ti-in Is Kranti, th de-f'-ndmt.s claim. The ras.- was continued to next r-eek to aliow the plaintiffs to fiij nn ar.srr.

FORM PLANS FOR POLITICS HERE

Mayor Carson Says Republicans Will Hold Big South Bend Ballv.

South Bend will become the mecca for Indiana political activities, according to plans which arc lelnr f nrniulated by Mayor Carson. Th mayor waxed enthusiastic Friday in discussing plans for South Ilend's political activities and said: "Tho democratic rally in this city will he one of the higgest affairs in Indiana and South Hem! Is prepared to take caro of thorn, but we republican are planning a big rally which will counteract the Cox boom here." The mayor has not derided what date will be selected lor the republican meeting.

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Financial reverses are thought to have eaucd Dr. Harry E. Campbell. 2 years old. once a leading physician of Pittsburg, to quit his Mk prnctice and po to New York three years ago to end his days as a dishwasher in a New York restaurant. lr. Campbell was found dead on the lloor of his room In New York several days ago. His death was due to natural causes. The photographs of Mrs. Campbell and the two daughters were found in the effects of the aged physician. Mrs. Camphell and a daughter are thought to be in the fashionable suburbs of I'ittsburg. where the once-noted physician practised for years.

WOOD COMMENDS SERGEANT HERE

RIVER PARK

South Bend Recruiting Officer Praised For Service in General.

Serjrt. Jack Martin of the marine recruiting station. 231 S. Michigan s!., retoived a letter from Gen. Ivonanl Wood, ednesday morning. The letter was to commend him for hi.-i services during the time Wood v-is in this city on his campaign. At that time Martin acted as hl orderly. Thronen the courtesy of the Charles H. Sax Co. a major-general's flag was made: of silk and presented ti Wood by Sergt. Martin. The PkC was 12 inches wide and IS inches long nnd had two white stars on r Held of red.

FORGETS HOME; IS SENTENCED TO FARM

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The River Park Independent club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Amos Shirk. Ten members and three guests were present During the business session plans were partially made for the annual picnic to be held in August. Music and contests featured the social hour. Favors were won by Mrs. Charles Kager. Mrs. Fred Slade and Miss Doris Darr. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held Thursday, Aug. 12, at the homo of Mrs. J. W. Mills. Main st.. Mishawaka. The Rainbow club enjoyed a picnic at K.igle Point. Osceola. A basket dinner was served at noon to 19. The afternoon was spent with various outdoor sports and bathing. Ten members were present at the meeting of the Jolly Crochet club held Thursday at tho home of Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Klockow. The time was spent informally with needlework. Luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held Thursday. Aug. 12, with Mrs. Fred Smith. About 50 attended the Sunshine club Thursday afternoon held at Melllle hall. Rev. Mrs. J. W. Sehaffer gave a talk and ballot test. The club will meet at Melville hall Aug. 5. A company of 16 young ladies of the South Hend Watch Co. held a picnic at Leeper park Thursday evening. A picnic supper was served at 6:30 o'clock. Twenty young people enjoyed a picnic and steak roast supper at Pottawatomie park Thursday evening. A meetlrg of the boy scouts of River Park was held Thursday evening at the home of Harry Castle. Fihteenth st.. the recently appointed scout master. The meeting was for the purpose of reorganizing. Miss Man- Head was hostees at 7 o'clock dinner Thursday evening.

i Covers were laid for eight. Miss

Vessio Forester of Logansport. Ind., was the guest of honor. The annual picnic of the Free MethodLst church Sunday school will be held Saturday afternoon, July 31, at Pottawatomie park. William Rogers, who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. V.. Rogers, Smith st., returned to Cleveland, O.. today. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wert of Harrison, N. D., arrived here this morning for a month's visit with Mishawaka and River Park relative Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Wolford of Columbia City, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Javls and family of Chicago, who have been guests of Rev. Wolford's son. Olen Wolford. Pleasant hi., this week, have left for Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. Wolford will go to Watervliet from Chicago to attend the quarterly conference of the Tree Methodist church. They will return here next week for a brief visit. M. E. liars left yesterday for ChlOÄfjo for a few days' visit. Patrolman Edward Moritz and Mrs. Moritz. S. Tenth st.. have returned from a two weeks' outing at Indian iake, Yicksburg, Mich., and other lakes in Michigan. Mr. Morltz took up his duties as patrolman ThursSav noon.

Alex Wisniewski, IS years old, a victim of the present police

..:;rt laws and will be forced tr spend the next 60 days at the Indiana tato penal farm. Alex is. according to authorities, possessed nf a mind of a small boy and Just firget.s to en homo at nii;ht. Tlirs.l.iy nliiht he yrmht shelter in a box car and was arrested on a charge of vagrancy. Aftr giving Judge (ilhiitr norno boyish ans-

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PYTHIAS BAM) TO GIl'E SUM DAY CONCERT

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The Kr.ights of Pythias band will give a concert in Pottawatomie park Text Sunday afternoon at 2:"0 o'clock, nccordlnc to an announcement of the park bvard Frida aft-

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SALE

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or, Final Clearance of the July Clearance Sales Tomorrow, Saturday, is the final clearance of many odds and ends and many items in the July Clearance have been re-reduced. Of the many items below all are bargains.

Blouses $1.75 One table of blouses which sold at $2.00 and $2.25 End of the Month Sale $1.75. Slightly soiled white blouses which sold at $1.25 and $1.50 End of the Month Sale 98c. Georgette Crepe blouses, embroidered in colors. Originally sold at $5.75. End of the Month Sale $3.98.

Smocks $2.98 Summertime smocks of Wonderland cloth, which originally sold at $5.00. End of the Month Sale $2.98 Smocks which sold at $7.50 End of the Month Sale $4.48.

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Underwear Ladies athletic suits, flesh and white. $1.50 and $1.75 values End of the Month Sale at $1.39. Ladies' athletic suits, flesh and white, $2.50 and $2.75 values End of the Month Sale $2.39. Men's fine white shirts and drawers, broken line of sizes, worth $1.50 each our price 75c now closing out at 59c in End of the Month Sale. Men's fine summer union suits, regular $3 and $3.50 values End of the Month Sale $2.69. Boys balbrigsan shirts and drawers to close out at 19c in End of the Month Sale. Petticoats White sateen petticoats, double panel, front and back regular $5.00 values End of the Month Sale $3.50 Gingham petticoats in plain and striped ginghams; regular and extra sizes; regular $1.50 values End of the Month Sale 95c.

Ribbons 48c Curtain Materials Voiles at S1.38

Moirie ribbons, five inches wide, 65c qualities End of the Month Sale 48c a yard. Bandeaux 59c Pink and white Bandeaux, sizes 32 to 44 85c values. End of the Month Sale 59c.

Gloves Ladies white silk gloves, 79c values End of the Month Sale 59c. Coats 1-2 Off Coats of Polo Cloth and Serges End of the Month Sale 1-2 off of original price. Wraps 1-2 Off Wraps of Duvetyn, Satin and Crystal Cloh. Former prices $25.00 to $125.00 End of the Month Sale $12.50 to $72.50. Dresses $5.00 Dark figured voiles in all sizes; regular $20.00 values. End of the Month Sale $5. Light and dark voiles, in all sizes; regular $22.50 to $30.00 values End of the Month Sale $14.95. A full size Wardrobe Trunk, strongly constructed of fibre covered three-ply veneer, reinforced with heavy hardware and a yale lock. Cretonne lined and four drawer arrangement comprising the three essentials of a good trunk namely, strength, beauty and convenience. Regular price $50.00 End of the Month Sale $44.85. Children's Wear 1-2 Off Children's white dresses, sizes 4 to 14 years. Materials lawns, organdies and voiles. Daintily trimmed in lace and ribbon Yl & or" iginal price. A few short sleeved Toile du Nord gingham dresses left from July Clearance; sizes Ö. 10, 12 at Yl oft of original price. Muslin Drawers 85c Ladies muslin drawers, open and closed, plain and hemstitched and lace trimmed, $1.25 and $1.50 values End of the Month Sale 85c.

65c Swiss End of the Month Sale 50c. 39c Scrim End of the Month Sale 29c. 75c Colored Scrim for Draperies End of the Month Sale 69c. Sash Curtains of hemstitched Marquisette End of the Month Sale 98c a pr. Sash Curtains of hemstitched Scrim End of the Month Sale 69c a pair. Regular 1 8-inch lamp and shade End of the Mon?h Sale $7.50 complete. 75c yard Doily Sets at 59c a yard. Linen bulb shades in plain and figured designs. Regular 15c and 25c values End of the Month Sale I 0c. Kimonos $2.95 Japanese kimonos in figured crepe, with sash ties; regular $3.95 values, at $2.95. Luggage A full size Wardrobe Trunk: strongly constructed of fibre covered three-ply veneer reinforced with heavy hardware and a yale lock. Cretonne lined and four drawer arrangement comprising the three essentials of a good trunk namely, strength, beauty and convenience. Regular price $50 End of the Month Sale $44.85. A genuine leather 18-inch black Traveling Bag. Regular price $8.00 End of the Month Sale $6.85. A fibre suitcase, 26-inch, black or brown with leather corners, handle and straps, cretonne lined. Regular price $0.00End of the Month Sale $8.65.

Corsets $1.50 Topless corsets, pink and white, batiste and coutil; four hose supporters; sizes 19 to 26; $2.00 values End of the Month Sale $1.50 Medium low top corsets, pink coutil; four hose supporters; sizes 26 to 30; $2 values End of the Month Sale $1.50.

Th ese 40 -inch imported voiles were woven in England of finest grade of 2-ply Egyptian cotton, and printeed in America of beautiful Georgette designs. These goods should have been disposed of months ago, but were recently returned to the manufacturer after having been lost in transit through the countrywide freight congestion. In this way we are able to buy th em from the manufacturer at clearing prices. These imported voiles are worth in the regular way $2 a yard. Starting Thursday, Interurban day, on sale at $1.38.

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Ladies Champagne silk fibre hose, regular $1.00 value. End of the Month Sale 79c. Ladies black silk hose, $2.25 values End of the Month Sale $2.00. Toilet Articles $1.00 Hat Brushes End of the Month Saie5 0c. 69c Vanities End of the Month Sale 30c. 50c Nonspi End of the Month Sale 39c. 50c Hinds Honey Almond Cream 39c. 50c Kolox Shaving Cream End of the Month Sale 25c. 30c Williams' Top shaving stick End of the Month Sale 19c. 35c Williams Shaving Powder End of the Month Sale 19c. 25c bottle Witch Hazel 6 ounce size End of the Month Sale 1 7c. 75c Colgate's Bay Rum End of the Month Sale 62c. 75c Palmolive Shampoo. End of the Month Sale 62c. 50c Stillman's Freckle Cream End of the Month Sale 39c. $1.25 Vantine's Toilet Water End of the Month Sale $1.00. $1.25 and up Leather Beelts End of the Month Sale Yl off. Complete line of Silk Bas End of the Month Sale Vl off. 10c bath soap in "Witch Haze.l" Silvery Bell. Olive Castile 3 bars for 22c. 10c Palmolive Soap End of the Month Sale, 3 bars for 25c. 25c assorted Talcum Powder End of the Month Sale 12c. $1.39 Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes End of the Month Sale $1.10.

Domestics and Beddings Daylight Basement Pretty lawns for dresses, etc., 23c. Standard prints, ail colors, light and dark, 22c. One table of pretty dress ginghams, 30c. One table of pretty dress ginghams, 39c. One table of pretty dress ginghams, 40c. Cheviot in nurses stripes, etc., 40c. 36-inch challies 40c. One lot of yard wide silkoline 39c. Percales, light and dark, for dresses, yard wide, 39c. Fine ginghams in short lengths. 32-inch, 75c values. End of the Month Sale 50c Large line curtain goods. Marquisette and Scrim, in white, cream and ecru, 30c, 39c, 50c, 60c. These goods are worth almost double the price. One lot of fine figured Swisses for curtainr, 50c. Bed sheets. 72x80, $1.75. Bed Sheets. 81x90. $2,03. Bed sheets, 81x90, very heavy; worth $3.00 End of the Month Sale $2.60. Pillow cases, 49c, 50c, 59c, 65c. 85c. Feather pillows, $1.25 up to $4.00 each. If you need a mattress, we can save you from 1-4 to ! -3 regular price.

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Wash Skirts $3.98 White Wash Skirts of cotton Gabardine and Pique $5.75 to $8.75 values End of the Month Sale $3.98 Sport and Dress Skirts of Liberty Cloth. Baronet. Satin and Taffetas. Former prices $15.00 to $29.75 End of the Month Sale $7.50 to $14.86.

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