South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 217, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 August 1920 — Page 6

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HEALTH SECRETARY SAYS SOFT DRINKS ARE STIMULATING

Procession in Belfast

'Beverages Le-sen Fatipu of Bodv and Arc Nourishing.

That people drink many btr'.f s of larhor.ate .1 reverters cv-ry day, unser a ml.npr'r-h n!on, wa- the declaration mndo bv Dr. r. C I'rryermuth. secretary f-f the health department, Tursd.iy.Ir. Kriyermuth aerted th- j.uhlie drinks the.s t'v rates under thrt Impression It is tor thf purine f ju-nchir.K (he thirst. whn as a matter of f.i t th- re.il r'.'i'f!i i for the stimulation derived from the drink. "pporde bor o ni hot and thirsty, nn.I drink n l.itt!e r.f xim soft drink thinking 1; :i fr the thirst." he -aid. "hut. this a r. d true In the main. Vhn fhr-y ht f omo ovpr-hf ated they hecrne fatigued. It j the all of the body for stimulation tvhlch Ciusps thMr .-iction. Contain Siiar. "?oft drinks contain a certain amount of minr. Thi. suar. throih the chemical action when placed in the drink, becomes what we (all Invert usrrr. i hlch!y nouri.-hin food. Invert sucrar needs no digestion. As ofn r.s the drink reaches the stomach the augnr Is carrier! immediately Into the blood and there is an mMantan ous f-dlnu of exhilaration caused by t.- food properties furnishing additional energy. "Therein lies the value of oft trink. The fiicrar furni-he .trenqth to the body and invert iiRar is the purest concentrated food known. There is absolutely no waste, and it l.i absorbed imm dlately Into the Mood without the body laboring to digest It." i'ocxl Prop nie-. Or. Frey rmuth says he has; heard oni persons r fer to sr. ft drink.- a "non-ey?enti.iIf." This tatem nt. be declared, shnw5 ignorance of the utject. The stimulation from thfood properties in carbonated b vcrages performs a Knit work, in restoring1 the energy of the body, which. In this day and ae of sp- t d and hinh tension is under sre.tt physical strain. The doctor further explained that a hot bath li very restful during the. summer months for tbos Kufferlng" from fatigue. Perspiration, lie pays, enables athletes to carry on thir work better. becaui i' fore poisonous substances through the jores.

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KIWÄNIS MEMBERS TO ATTEND PICNIC

Annual Event to be Held Wednesday at Edgewater Club.

Members of the KiwanU club, their wives and friends will attend the annual picnic of the crpaniration at the EJyewater club. St. Josoph. Mich., on Wednesday afternoon. The picnic rarty will make the trip in automobile?, the machines leaving from in front of the Oliver hotel at noon on Wednesday. A chicken dinner will be served In the Edgewater club house at 5 o'clock In the evening. Contests and entertainment galore have been provided for the picnickers.

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The latest news from Belfast is disquiet In er. There Is armed hostility between the government and the Sim, Fe in "ts. with bloodshed every day. Only July 12 tho Oranpcment held their demonstration. A procession of more than 20,000 marched from Helfast t o Finaphy, where their leader. Sj'ir Edward Carson, addressed them.

K OMAX RELEASED Oi ! Postpone Hearing for DOG STEALING CHARGE Patrolman s Recovery

TO BE GIVEN HEARING ON ASSAULT CHARGE

lAzzlr Sorkin. charged with steal- i Sidney Faden who has been held

mt,' a dog, was granted her freedom ! for trial In city court for resisting

in city court Tuesday mornlnfr. Her attorney, I J. Houlihan, explained that the rln:; had be-n returned and th- re wms no further use of prosecution.

Try SKITS-TIMES Want Ads

an officer, assault and battery and

Levi Nave. 230,? Merry aw. arrested Tuesday niftht on a charts

I of assault and battery nrrferred bv

pettv larceny will not be arraigned i , . ., . J ' I-.dna IeminertoiIeM will be airaiirn-

until I'atrolman liaocr is aitle

appear in court. The patrolman suffered a stroke of paralysis shortly

after the arrest and has since been j

confined to his home.

ed in city court Au:r. 10.

Try X EWS-TIMES Want Ads

Can't lie Cured from the Outside. External treatments seldom cure riles. Nor do surRical operations. The cause is inside bad circulat'on. The blood is stagnant, the veins flabby. The bowel walls are weak, the parts almost dead. To quickiy and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circulation send a fresh current through the stagnant pools. Internal treatment is the one safe method. Ointments and cuttir.p won't do It. J. S. Ieonhardt, M. !).. a specialist, set at work some years ao to

! Hi.d a real interna! remedy for piles.

He succeeded. Ho named his prescription HEM-ROID, and tried it in

1.000 cases before he was satisfied. Now HEM-ROID Is sold by druppists ! everywhere under guarantee. It is j a harmless tablet, easy to take, and j an always be found at Wettiok's J

Frufr Store and drutrcrists everywhere, who will grladly refund the vurchase price to any dissatisfied customer. Advt.

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Wow Going On Save 20 by buying your blankets now.

Good quality single blankets in tan or fljf grey at $1.29 and JpOv

Extra large size wool finished blankets, grey, sn.r..whi::.S4.45

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Vegetable Takes Another !

Drop at City Market Tuesday. At last a relief from the exorbitant prices charged for potatoes. At the Tuesday morninp market they had taken another drop. They had been quoted at $1 a peck Siturlay but they were 00 rents? today Tnis makes them $3.00 a bushel. The pears on the market sld for ti per bushel and the apples at J2.30

a bushel. This is 30 cents higher

b t v. 1 4 vv 'vt n.tiiitv Peaches ar plentiful and fold for 25 cents a basket.

Fwcet corn was : cents a dozen !

ears. Cucumbers were $3 a bushel! nd pickka thre pounds for 2h cents. Vigeon4. a new thins on the mar- E Vcet, sold for TTi cents apiece and IS tquabs sold for 0n cents apuce !n FpriiiR chickcr.i uere CO xnts aj round and old chickens were 2 ; rents a pound. Ekks rai.-ed !ive cent , r:

above the lr.it tuotln;:. as they were C5 cents a dozen Tuesday.

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Annual

r.invn:v. Ju!v SO. ?.Tr. nd Mr?. Tester Rt'e and Mr. and Mr.v Cl.'.ud Hestle spent Kunday afternoon at Diamond and Indian lakes. Mr. and Mrr. Robert "ie'ds and ton Luk ne tper.t Sur lay with Mr. nr.d Mr.. riaud Vv'itter.

Mrs. II. W. I.ydir-k spent Sanda j a it n her partnts, Mr. and Mrs. Burr!,

Field?. Mis Hvelvn Ryer. Tlnroln Way W.. is spending trie week with Mrs. Cloyd A. Restle.

Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Tvdick spn? "

Funday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Wit-; ter. iE Mr. and Mrs. Tharlr? r;pode !r: P nt Sundr.y with Mr. and Mrs. i (rUv Klzer, Rortao rd. i Mr. and Mr.. Cloyd rootle. Miss' llvrlyn Ryr ar.d Rverett Milbrl

ppent Wednesday evening at Hudson rike. Miss Ticille Tvine of South Rrr.d. H srntlin.c several days with Mrs. Claud Wittr. MI.m Kdni Roilintrer returned homp, Saturday, from a two weeks' vacation at Huntington.

Wendell's Salts AMBITION BRAND

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This sale is more than an economy occasion for the purchase of furs it serves as the inaugural for the new fur modes, an exposition of masterpieces from furriers who have for years concentrated on quality and distinction in fur attire.

64x76 grey or tan blankets, good weight. Spe

cial pair QQ A

Full size cotton blank

ets, wool napped, pair. .

Travelers samples in ail wool blankets, $12.00 value GJO J(fl at ........ uSlay

All wool full size blank

ets, assorted colors. 15.00

value

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A most complete stock of comforters at special prices during our Blanket Sale

n p. n crran 173 m

isioi it Lss nan rarcorv.

Three big lots at less than one-half.

Long Fur Coats Short Fur Coats Knee Length Fur Coats Fur Wraps, Fur Capes

Fur Muffs Fur Jackets Fur Throws Fur Chokers

Fur Coatees Fur Mantles Fur Sets Fur Scarfs

This occasion offers advantages to patrons that will not be available later on. We urge you to make an early choice, as the best pelts are always the first ones taken, the pick of the season's showing. Stocks now are at the high tide of completeness, and conditions seem to presage scarcities as the season progresses. A reasonable deposit holds furs until later delivery. Furs purchased in this sale stored free in our cold, dry air vaults until December 1st.

Start Each Day Right With Aj Clear Head And Good Appetite j

in the Morning

You CAn't do business ripht if you Urt the day wror.tf. WKNPHLL'S

SALTS. AMBITION HHAXP, is the '

KTCAt rectlnr of mistakes of eating cr drinking the night before. If you tline "not wisely, tut too well," take WENDELL'S SALTS?, AMIUTION BHAND. before going to bed. In the morning wake with your head clear, your stomach feeling fine, your eyes hnght with the park!e of health and energy. He Jn condition to enjoy your work and do it well. WaKDULL'R SALTS. AMB1TI N BRAND, la plea.ant to take. s quickly, no pain or discornforv larÄ bottl at Wettiek's Cut : ?4edlclc Store costs lut

cents, lour mor.wy tack on y bottle purohüed Jf you at-

Guaranteed to t,. :inoht sort of preparation f--r ' ...?tion. 3Ioadache. blliousnef. (' . .;.ation. Add Stomach. Slupi--' ir and Urtc Acid Troubles tay on the flrst bottlo purr!; .. Help- to drive th arid from your system bv t ' : 1 :N DELL'S SALTS, AMLIT' '. i UAND.

HUDSON SEAL .in Inches Ion?:, collar, ruff and border of same. $.tto.oo 3 Irches long, full rtare, belted with deep cape collar and bell cuffs of beaver, martin or squirrel, st. .$523.00 Wrap Very latest fashion deere of finest Hudson Pal: 40 inchea long, with capo collar. 20 in. deep; special August price ..$783.00

FRENCH NEAR SEAL 3" inches long, with cape collar, hell cuffs and herder of self fur at 3225.00 32 inches lonty. trimmed the same a above, at $225.00 30 inches long, trimmed .s above. at 3f. inch full flar model, trimmed with deep cape, collar and cuff.s of Australian Opossum, at $315.00 Trimmed in Siberian Squirrel $.115.00 Trimmed in Northern Heaver at $350.00

PONY COATS U inches lone, oft pliable skin, cape collar and cuffs S22.VOO 35 Inches long, full flare, natural raccoon cape, collar and bell cuffs at $275.00 36 Inches lone:. full fbre. Australtan oposum, c;ip collar and bell cuff?, at $250.00 40 Inches long, above model $315.00 32 inch sport model, trimmed with Kolinsky squirrel at $300.00

MARMOT COATS 30 inches Jon

shawl collar and bell cuffs: self trimmed $ 140.00 Srt inches loi;sr with tine raccoon shawl collar and curTs S1H.VOO S6 inches long, with raccoon shawl collar and euffi at $225.00

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Ladies' and grown girls' low shoes and baby doll slippers, 150 pairs to choose from; values from $4.00 to $6.50 CE! at ÖliaBÖ'if

Ladies' oxfords in black or brown, Louis or military heel, 20 different styles in this lot, up to $7.00 values

Ladies' high grade oxfords, ties and pumps, black or brown, military or Louis heels, up to $10.00 values Of? ftf! at . ...:.:.r.-. UUbVU

Mote These Specials fos- Thursday

Huck towels Ü01 with red border. uiS ß

Embroidery up to 5 inches wide, 10 7(fS

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1 0 yards for

Ladies ribbed union suits, 75c i$Sln value fefC9b

$1.00 value for

ETI 79o

Beautiful 40 in. voiles,

at yard, 79c !Q

and

Turkish towels, good size

KIT COONEY

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full swe-p with shawl collar, ruffs and border self trimmed .... S78.no

long.

inches

trimmed

model, for . . $S2.50

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40 inches long, with raccoon shawl collar and cuffs at $250.00

3' inches long, shawl collar and cuffs of Near Soil, at SP9.00

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Children's rompers and

creepers, up to $1 .50 values. . .

Embroideries up to 18 in. wide, at SHa yard 39c and. . . L-3sJ Drapery and curtain material, 75c flnk value u till

Ladies' half hose,

$2.00 value,

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Marquisette curtains,

$2.D0 value, f at .........

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Furs Exclusively

232 S. Michigan St..

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Clearance Sale Of All Summer Millinery Your choice of 20Q summer trimmed hates, worth from $7.50 to $10.00, Thursday at $2.95 and S3.S5 Trimmed Panama and children's trimmed hats. Values up to $3.00 at

98c

Ladies' leather lace ox

fords, $3.00 value .

Men's tennis ECIa slippers, pair... Men's athletic union suits, 1.00 ßKn value ..t... ..... . . .ydll Men's knit union suits.

worth $1.50, Q-

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Men's 25c 3 7 -Rockford hose . . ü fl b

Ladies hose, black and white.

Boys" wash suits, $3.50 value Pf at . ...... . . UiSiÖtl

$3.00 value O-fl ftO 191.90

Clothes baskets at about Yi price, ßfA 49c. 59c and... kxJJ Look over our Remnant Counter for bargains.

GROCERY DEPARTMENT FREE DELIVERY All orders over $5.00 to South Bend and Mishawake SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

1 0 bars P. and G. or Velvet soap . . . 73c 10 bars Ivory soap. . . .79c 1 0 bars Lenox soap ..... 49c 10 Star Naptha washing powder. . .45c 10 Ivory Soap Flakes. ...... . . .99c 1 large Star Naptha. ..... .;. ..... . .29c Crhco, per pound ......280 Searchlight matches ....... 6c 3 cans Corn . .39c Corn Wafers . . ; 9 Vic Washington Crisps . .9 Vic 2 large cans Hebe 25c Peanut Butter, per pound 17c Lemons, per dozen 10c Can Goods of all kinds. Free delivery Ccme early

3 cans Peas .34c 2 large Campbell's Pork and Beans . 25c Creamery Butter, per pound 60c 24'2 lbs. Larabee's Flour $1.99 24V2 lbs. Gold Medal $1.99 2AVz lbs. Rose Leaf flour $1.97 Plenty Pure Cane Sugar, 100 lbs. 23.99 3 cans Tomatoes 39c Large Salmon 22c Old Master Coffee 50c Steel Cut 55c Coffee 47c Potatoes, per peck 74c Visit our Grocerp Department and save money. Phone Main 1 749.

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