South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 2

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tilYE H1S FINAL RECITAL SUNDAY To Repeat fcIn Memoriam' of Resident Composer by Rr quest. F?y reuest Wilhelm MiM' !?hu!t"

will rTat "!n M-rn,ri,irri" y rrof. i John J. IU-1 : f .V.-tr-- I-'i!.:-' ur.i-vtTi-ity at his l i t f.rcan r omI to, giwn at S-i'T i H.ut hii"1.! N'jtrr Damo, f-'unl;iy aftrriOin at 4i o'clock. Man-lanl Lim". j Iither Mrnl. fmlnnt Chicnc-ol cini'-er in r omin riüri-r n t .- i' - c s of "In M mori.tm' at th- r- 1 - fctoocl out amoi.K all tl: others !- j c Hij.e of Its truth nf r-xpr .i'n J"1-j Irate. 1 as it is to th" mni'ry of Iiis t v.ife. Coming from a h' art full of; forrow it went n!.- t th- hearts ( j th andiene' an-l ma :! i.i Ily an nrrrl to his and hr-r nuni'Tfi'M Irirnds who wnc prr rit. Aft r th; j masterful interpretation ly MM-l!-1 fruit- a p-nr.tl -i::h was lnard in the church ko f-jclllound was the ;

audience by this mat work." Comment of Artit. Mr. Middelchulte in rmnv-ntln on th composition has ail. "Such an artistic creation should Im in the program of al! our organists. It interests me very much for it is truly a fine work. I shall rvt only play it in America but in all my concerts In Kurope." The entire rropram for Sunday follows: Cnn rto. No. 4 l" Major Handel All'-sn, Adagio Flm vith cadenza by Wra. M'M'iv-!jUlt-. (a) Atlaelo I) Minor Vivaldi (b) Andante A ri.it Major from. Mozart (a) Adacio. (from Piano Oiv-erto ct 73) r.-ethoven

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ft) Trio (b) rerpetutjrn Mobil" (Ferial aloce) Mlddeaulte from Concerto for raa and orchestra.) "la Memoriam" IVrkor tlter-eared t7 request.) Torcatto" Bach

ROY SHARON FINED FOR INTOXICATION

Hy Sharon used to work at the ppeedway in Indianapolis, and yoi. can't tell anything of the .speed of a car by the skid. These two alleged facts, stated by Sharon, vere not sufficient to disprove the charge cf driving a motor car while intoxicated, and he was fined $5 and costs by Judge Gilmeu in city court Saturday morning. Sharon was arrested after his car had skidded SO feet at the corner of Laporto and Colfax a vs.," narrowly missing three children who were hitting on the steps of their home. Adam Brodzinski and Walter Uagacki admitted that they had stolen watermelons. Adam was fined $3 and costs, ami Walter was assessed the same, but the tine was suspended i.-. bis case and he was ordered to report at regular intervals to Probation Officer Lüne for the next three months.

APPOINT SUPERVISOR OF ART INSTRUCTION

Miss Olive i:. Heitmann of St. l'aul. Minn., hss been appointed &uptrvisor of art instruction In the public .schools to succeed Miss Mable Arbuckle who has resigned to accept a similar position in Detroit. Miss Keitmann, who has been assistant supervisor of art in S-t. Paul. Minn., for the f a-ct three years, is a graduate cf the Milwaukee Normal school and the Tratt Art institute of Brooklyn, X. Y.

takhs sr Am: nit its. Spare tires were tho object of thieves who worked in South Bend Friday night, according to reports turned in to the police Saturday. Cl. W. Jacobs, of Goshen, reported the loss of two spares while his ma2nin was standing In Marion Kf. near Tokio, and C. W. Zimmer, 701 Pennsylvania a v., lost a sp ire while hla ear was parked on Prairie ar.

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Preparing for Travel in the early fall. A new Hartman Wardrobe Trunk you'll find the best investment ever made.

Early Showing of New Fall Millinery for the traveler south and west; new models.

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New Early Fall Suits and Dresses Arriving Daily C3 To the woman who likes to choose her garments in advance, a fine collection is now here ready for your inspection.

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Our Annual August Fur Sale and Its Advantages v This year our August Fur Sale will comprise the greatest collection of Quality First Furs we have ever sold. Furs bought at prices that you can afford to pay for such beautiful qualities, and we believe lower than you will pay for many seasons to come. Terms of sale: One-fourth down and balance in four monthly payments. When furs you select are placed in cold storage and delivered when you wish every garment has been carefully selected and inspected thoroughly, and guaranteed to you.

Handsome Fox Scarfs at $45.00, $65.00, $75.00 to $125.00 Less 15. Handsome Mink Scarfs at $50.00, $75.00, $ 1 00.00 to $500.00 Less -1 5 . Handsome Stone Martin Scarfs at $50.00, $75.00, $100.00 Less 15. Handsome Sable Scarfs at $75.00, $100.00, $150.00 and $200.00 Less 15. Handsome Skunk Martin Scarfs at $50.00, $75.00, $100.00, $150.00 to $300.00 Less 15. Eighteen handsome 36-inch Hudson Seal Coats that cannot be bought today for the price we will sell these for. Five Hudson Seal Coats, 36 inches long, beautifully lined, large deep collar, $395.00. On these five coats the price is net. Five Hudson Seal Coats, 36 inches long, at $500.00 L ess 15. Three have large Skunk collar and cuffs. Two have Natural Squirrel collar and cuffs.

Handsome Hudson Seal Coats, 36-inch, 36inch and 45-inch long, beautifully lined, skunk collar and cuffs, sable squirrel collar and cuffs. Priced at $465.00, $500.00 and $550.00 Less 15. Taupe Neutria Coats at $200.00 and $350 Less 15. Near Seal Coats, skunk trimmed, at $350.00 Less 15. Handsome 36-inch Mole Coats at $450.00 Less 15. Handsome Natural Squirrel 36-inch Coats at $665.00 Less 15. The Discount only applies to furs in stock during August. Special orders for any of our styles will cost Net Prices. No Discount. The selection of choice furs is always best in August. When you need them they are paid for and at a saving of 15.

Our August Blanket Sale Starting Monday Morning, August 2nd Offering the finest lot of quality first blankets we ever placed on sale. Prices are lower than they have been in three years. The blankets are far superior in quality. 4,865 pairs of finest blankets on sale tomorrow at savings to you of 15. We are dividing the profit with you during the month of August. As usual, we have prepared many months ago for this great event, making it possible for the public to supply its needs from a wonderful collection of guaranteed quality first blankets at a saving well worth while. Pure wool, part wool and finest cotton. In plain colors, white and a wonderful range of beautiful plaids.

Beautiful Soft and Fluffy Blankets of the finest sanitary unshed cotton-wool finish, and all pure wool, made in threefourths and full sizes. Army and Light Greys at $1.95, $3.25, $4.95, $6.95, $8.95, $12.50, $15.00 to $17.95. Your choice at this sale less 1 5 percent. Rich Toned Tans Specially low priced, $3.25 to $8.95 less 1 5 percent. All White Blankets at $3.50, $4.50, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90 to $35, less 1 5 percent. Baby Blankets Pink and blue, at 75c, $1.39, less 15

White at $2.25, $3.95, $5.00 to $1 2.00, less 1 5 percent. Handsome Plaids at $3.50, $4.50, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90, $10.00, $12.00 to $35.00 15 percent reduction at this sale from these prices. Single Blankets Two in One Heavy Single Blankets, beautiful plaids, wool finish, at $8.50, less 15 percent. Sleeping Porch Blankets Gray, heavy wool, full size, at $7.95 and 8.95, less 1 5 percent. Pullman Blankets for traveling, figured tan, specially fine at $15.00, less 15 per cent.

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August Clearance of Floor and Table Lamps, Shades, Curtains and Draperies

Table Lamps 10 off Floor Lamps 10 off Silk and Parchment. Lamp Shades for all sizes of lamps. Reduced 10 percent. Curtain Goods At reduced prices. Swiss: 6 patterns to choose from. 59c quality at this sale, 45c yard. 65c Marquisette yard wide, 55c. 69c in figured design for overdrapes at 45c yard.

Rugs, Linoleums and Floor Coverings

Axminsters ' 16x36 at $3.00. 27x15 at $8.25. 36x70 at $1 1.50. 4ft. 6x6.6 at $19.50. 7.6x9 at $45.00. 9x12 at $52.50 up.

Top Brussels Seamless Worsted face 6x9 at $26.50. 8.3x10.6 at $45.00. 9x12 at $32.50 up. 10.6x12 at $47.50. 11.3x12 at $66.00

Home Crest v iltons the finest rugs manufactured in Wilton grades 9x12 at $125.00 up. 8.3 xl0.6 from $120.00 up. Just arrived a large variety of Wool and Fihre RUS sizes 8.3x10.6 at $21.00. 9x12 ft. at $22.50. Grass Rugs for porches and bedrooms. 8x10, from $10.50 to $21.00. 9x12. $12.50 to $24.00. Printed Linoleums finest grade, 6 and 12 feet wide $1.35 to $1.75 square yard. Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleums, new designs from $2.25 to $3.35 square yard.

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Our 1st August Sale of Particular Furniture In putting on our first August Sale of Furniture we have kept Quality First before us when making our purchases. Furniture of character, furniture that will please you as long as you have it. Comfortable and beautiful furniture and lowest price we have ever taken for this August Sale. Every piece of Furniture in this Sale is Guaranteed to you. The furniture selected during August will be held for delivery as late as October 1st. A remarkable collection of fine Furniture in Living Room, Library, Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture, odd pieces of fine mahogany, gate-leg tables, telephone stands, tea carts. All prices less 10 during August.

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Simmons Brass Beds: At $35.00, $42.50. $45.00. $65.00. Metal with Vernis Martin or white enamel finish at $15.00 to $17.00. Cotton Felt Mattresses: Stearns and Fosters 50 lb. 100 percent sanitary cotton felt at $17.00 to $33.00. Also, of silk floss, 35 lbs., at $31.00. Bed Springs: $5.50 to $20.00. Special Note All prices are subject to 10fc reduction at this sale. Wooden Beds, All New Patterns Of Golden Oak $46.50. Of Walnut $75.00. Of Mahogany $72.00. Dressers: Of Mahogany and Walnut. Range from $57.75 to $61.00. Chiffonettes: Golden Oak $55.50. Mahogany $47.50. Also, complete sets at equally low prices and all 1 0 percent reduction for this sale.

Dining Suites: Period Furniture of the finest woods and finishes 8-piece sets from $325.00 and up. Tables Only: 45-:n. top Golden Oak, $38.00. 48-in top Fumed Oak. $72.50. Buffet: In Fumed Oak, 54 in., a handsome design at $120.00. Chairs: To match sets including host chairs at a 10 percent reduction from present low pricings. Tea Wagons: In various shapes and styres in Fumed Oak, Walnut or Mahogany. Prices range from $27.50 to $50.00. Drop Leaf Tables: Various sizes 1n Mahogany from $l 1. 50 up to $30.00. Gate Leg Tables: Mahogany. $31.00 to $75.00.

Overstuffed Upholstered Davenport and Chairs to Match Two and Three Pieces Upholstered with beautiful tapestries, damasks and velours. Particular furniture that has beauty, comfort and durability combined. Priced from $252.00 to $497.00. And during August, less 10. Davenports: With tapestry and damask upholstering from $185.00 to $250. Tables: For living room, parlor or library. Davenport tables 22x60 and 72 inches at $50.00. Mahogany or Walnut. All these prices subject to a 10 percent reduction for this sale. Mahogany Wjng Chair: Cane seat and back special at $12.00. High backs and cane seat at $35.00 and up.

The August Sales of Children's Wear The month of August is always a busy one for the mother. Children's wardrobes must be overhauled and prepared for the beginning of school in September. Our August Sales have been prepared to help the mother not only in selecting but in saving. Girls' Dresses at 1-3 Off 300 long sleeve Gingham Dresses for girls 6 to 1 4 years old, made of Amoskeag Fancy Dress Ginghams. Regular prices $3.00 to $7.25, while they last less 33 -3rc. Girls' Peter Thompson dark blue Wash Dresses. Made of Renfrew Suitings. Sizes 7 to 16'2 years, at $4.95 and $5.95. Not many at these prices. We would advise early selection. Girls' Sweaters Made of fine all wool Zephyr Yarns. Sizes 32 to 36. Colors rose, green, khaki and coral. Girls from 6 to 1 2 years old, $5.00. Girls Middies 6 to 18 years. Made of Lonsdale Twills $1.98 to $5.00. Detachable flannel collars. Plain white. Emblem on sleeve and collar. Boys' Clothing Special Prices During August Boys' Khaki and Black Sateen Shirts, $1.00. Boys' Blue Chambray Shirts at $1.00. 200 pairs boys' all wool School Pants. $3.98. Made of finest pieces of men's Wool Suitings. If made regular would sell for $6.50. Sizes 6 to 14 years old at $3.98 pair. Boys' Finest Clothing Skolney Make One and two pairs of pants priced at $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00. 10 Boys' Long Pant Suits. Made by Joseph Skolney Sizes as follows 2-32. 4-33, 1-34, 1-36, 3-35. Prices were $36.00. Reduced to $29. 75. Boys' Hats Were 50c to $2.25. Reduced to 25c, 50c and $1.00.

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