South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 223, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 August 1920 — Page 3
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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES fTTSDAY MOItYINO, At'CI'ST in..l!2rt
POLIGE RESTORE FIYE-YEÄR-OLD GIRL TO MOTHER
T.!tlo Hr p Nary. five yrrs oM. r h na-? l"- n r'.r.t'.r.rd in th won-.'.n.-varI nt th- roijr.ty J t i I Flnrr !.tt S.iTurd.iv v.im rosl -erl to hr tr.!h-r In th-" pV;irr Monday mornjrur. Mrs. Jo.-ph N'.ipy rf ''nmberl.i i n I-ik, morh'T "f thr r'i, tnld jf.ür. thit shf 1 f t hr child with Mrs. Ar.r,;i Knlouqh. 317 S. Tino ft., abciij! a v k airn nr.d pavr lntr'itlon.s to k"i thr rhild until shr rturr.C'l to Sruth Irvl. Mrs. Nacv took th s-nill so.- f f Mrs. F.oloucrh I-av Saf;rlav th" child Uft the IVdnurh hnmc ami was fo'irvl ort the river tank r.rth of th" state lino by J. Walsh. No or.'- called the police N'.Mon and th rhlM wts taken to th ro'inty lai! and ;l:ced in chnrRe of Mr?. IVnwr!!, matron of the jail. When Mr?. Nacry 'am- to South r.-ml fhp was inforrnrd thit hr daughter hid 1'ft for lioiti" Saturday morr.lr.? Sir lmuv-dir.teiy called th po'v and a few minutes liter found ih hild in th fnunty jail.
One Landlord is Free From Profiteering Tenant Fails to Pav Five Dollars a Month Rental.
iPOST OFFICE STILL
LACKS FACILITIES
HOLD MAN IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Mails Unduly Heavy and More Room is Badly Needed.
Nonn:. Thp Pouth I'.'H'I Hath and May. r.ice Ir,5t. In tho rnrmfrs Tn:?t MM sr. will bo closed fr-r a few days. Notice- will bo givn In tho papers whrn It will be opm fnr business. Edward Pfeiffer. Receiver 73 51-10.
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At least one landlord In Fouth Hend cannot be charged with
profiteering, according to -vid ncr ;
hroush'. out in city court Monday morninir following tho arret of one of his tenants for failure to pay his room rent. Stanley Grohl. who rooms at the home of Stanley drcffosowicz. 1T03 W. Ford st., said that he failed to pay his rent, but aprced to turn tho first money he trot over to his landlord, lie said ho paid $." per month for his room and admitted he had not i aid the rent for three months. According to the landlord, firohl locked the door of the houw and failed to allow the family to onter, they called the police and had the roomer arrested. Follow. k his agreement to pay up his ro-ni rent CJrohl sought the aid of hi. landlord in furnihlnp a. hond. The landlord, however, agreed to allow the man's rekaso on his own recognizance.
roftal service conditions in the local office although somewhat relieved duo to annual slackening of volume of mail in summer months is still relatively as serious a It was in the early part of the yenr, announced Postmaster John N. Hunter Monday. Even for this time of the year the mails are exceptionally heavy, due to coal r.nd railroad tleups. The labor rituation Is less critical. Yet whilo a sufficient force of temporary substitute employes is on the resistors, the authorities are meeting with tho same difficulties irj petting civil service clerk. The next civil service examination will i'c held In South Hend, Oct. 4. Starting salary of $1.400 is o.Tored post oifice workers.
ATTIVTS COXVKXTIOX Mrs. Verne Zimmerman, head of the Ellsworth store's credit department, left Monday for Detroit to attend the Retail Credits Men's National association convention now Koinp on In that city. Mrs. Zimmerman was South Bend's first member of this organization and she has taken rtive part in several of its conferences.
Two Children Injured in Smash-up Rashl Held Under $1,000 Bail. Henry Raühl, 20$ W. Grove St.. Mishawaka. who was arrested Sunday night following an automobile
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LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES
? Girls! Make beauty lotion fcr
a few cents Try it !
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Squeeze the Juice? of two lemou into a bottl. containing threo ounces of orchard hite. shake well, and you have a f.u arter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beaut 1 tier, at very, very small cost. Your procer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cent?. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the kln becomes. Yes! It is harmless and never irritates.
accident in which Norman and Jean
otto Shambleau. children of Roy Shambleau. l S2 7 Portage av., were injured, will be arraigned in city, court Aug. 11. ' Rashl is held on a bond of $1.000! charged with driving an automobile ; while intoxicated. I
Banish Nervousness Put Vigor and Ambition into Run-Down, Tired Out People If you fiel tired out, out of sorts. Respondent, mentally or physically depressed, and lack the desire to accomplish things, get a 0 cent box of Wendell's Pills. Ambition Brand, at Wettiek's Cut Rate Medicine .Store today and take the first big Ftep toward feeling better right away. If you work too hard, smoke too much, or are nervous hcauso of over indulgence of any Kind. Wendell's Pills, Ambition Rrand, will mako you feel better In three days or money back from Wettiek's Cut Rate Medicine Store on the first box purchased. An a treatment for affections of the nervous system, constipation, lofs of appetite, tremblinp. sleeplessness, exhausted ltallty or Nervous Indigestion, get a box of Wendell's Pill, Ambition Brand, today on the money back plan. Adv.
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DRESS PERCALES 36-inch Fancy Dress Percales, in light or dark colors. Regular 50c kind. Mill End gljQ
DIAPER CLOTH Diaper Cloth in ten yard lengths, 28 in. wide; ( special sale price. . . .Pwiuv
SILK HOSE
Women's Silk Hosiery, splendid quality, in all sizes, black.
navy or brown; $3.00 quality;
Mill End Sale
-i - - - j $1.93
CROCHET BED QUILTS Crochet Bed Quilts, full size, regular $3.50 kind, QK Mill End Sale 4l.vlU
BLEACHED MUSLIN 36-inch Bleached Muslins, regular 39c kind. Mill End QQ Sale (LXiXs
DIAPER CLOTH Diaper Cloth in ten yard lengths, 32 in. v ide; (JjO Kft special sale price. . . .PvrivU
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
Children's ribbed Cotton Hose,
all sizes, 75c quality. Mill End
Sale, two pair for
$1.00
SALE OF BLOUSES
French Voiles and Organdie Blouses, hand embroidered and tucked effects, many styles, up to
$6.50 blouses; Mill End Sale
$3.98
APRON GINGHAM Apron Ginghams, in all sized checks. Regular 35c kind. Ktf Mill End Sale UJU
LONG CLOTH 40 -inch White Long Cloth, regular 50c kind. 50 Mill End Sale OSC
BURSON HOSIERY Women's Burson Hose, black or black with white sole; all sizes; 45c kind. Mill End ( A ff Sale. 3 pair for 4 I .UU
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Children's Gingham Dresses,
plain striped and solid colors,
many pretty styles. Mill End Sale. . . .
$3.50
OUTING FLANNEL Outing Flannel, in fancy stripes. Regular 45c kind. Mill tff End Sale 0U
WHITE DIMITY
White Dimity, regular 50c
kind. Mill End Sale
39c
DIAPER CLOTH Diaper Cloth, in ten yard lengths, 18 inches C0 Sfll wide, special sale . . . 4ivU
WHITE BATISTE 36-inch White Batiste, regular 50c kind. Mill End 3ftÄ Sale 39C
MIDDY BLOUSES
Wo men's and Misses' Middy Blouses and Smocks, white and
colors; $5 kind; Mill End Sale . . . .
$2.98
ENVELOPE CHEMISE Women's Envelope Chemise, white or flesh, in fine nainsook, Mill End Sale, ( -j JSQ special n
DIAPER CLOTH Diaper Cloth, in ten yard lengths. 22 inches "7fi! wide. Sale price. . . . s tmu I J
TURKISH TOWELS
Bleached Turkish Towels, Mill
End Sale, each 95c, 69c, Ü
59c, 50c and
35c
S ANITA SETS J2 dozen 6-inch doilies; i dozen 1 0-inch doilies; I only 22 inch doily. Per set, "f ft ft Mill End Sale 4 I -UU
WASH DRESSES Women's and Misses pretty new Wash Dresses, in many styles, values to $ I 0. ßC Oft Mill End Sale 3)3. UU
BED SPREADS 72x90 Bed Sheets, regular $2.50 kind. Mill End 4 "7Q Sale 4) I . I CJ
WOMEN'S COATS Many pretty light-weight Coats, just the thing for cool evenings, in many styles, black and all colors; worth up to $25. (f 4 Mill End Sale 4 I O.U U
DIAPER CLOTH Diaper Cloth in ten yard lengths; 24 in. wide; f( special sale price. . . . VviUU
BED SHEETS One lot Satin Bed Spreads, in all sizes, regular $10.00 and $12.00 kind. Mill " QC End. $6.95 and . . .
UNBLEACHED CRASH
Unbleached Half Linen Crash,
regular 30c kind. Mill End Sale
22c
TABLE SCARFS Fancy Jap Table Scarfs, Mill End Sale. $1.25, $1.00 gQ
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your Hoosier Cabinet While everybody lias the $1 AvhicH is all that is necessary to have a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet delivered to the home while the Heller Hoosier Club is still open there are some who have not the cash to spare right now for the weekly or monthly payments. To such families we have this offer to make; We need quite a lot of used furniture in our Exchange Department. There is a greater demand for refinished used furniture than is ordinarily turned in so, if you have a used sideboard, dresser, couch or one or more furniture pieces of any kind that you are through with, or tired of, or have no further use for, and wish to turn it in we will accept it AS PART PAYMENT on a new H oosier Cabinet, just the same as cash. This will help considerable on your payments, according to how much used furniture you have to turn in. As you probably know, we repair and refinish this used furniture and then place it on sale in our Exchange Department where it is bought by people who feel they do not want to pay present prices of NEW furniture. This is a separate department a store within a store, we might say and has nothing to do with our stocks of new goods. 41 Hoosiers in first two weeks Forty-one housewives were made happy the first two weeks. Still more this week. Come in and see the Hoosier demonstrated then you will understand AND WANT ONE! 8 patterns to choose from and a down payment of $ 1 means that a Hoosier is delivered to your home AT ONCE.
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Initall Your DOWAGIAC om: iu:gisti:u i l iixaci: Now, and be prepared for t Inter. WARNER BROS. 226 South MIciilsau Strwt
D. THEOLAN HARRIS CIUHOPKACTOR Painless ppinal adjusting and drugleffs healing. 120 Ktust Wnyiie Street Over Klnney'a Shoe Store
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CARS WASHED AT Auto Market Jefferson at Lafayette Blvd.
SIX IN A ROW Six loaves of downright goodness, the heart of the wheatfi baked in six bits of pure and wholesome whiteness. You will enjoy eating this bread fresh from our ovens, baked by men who have the "know how" of bread baking. Try one of our loaves and see the difference.
The Oliver Hotel Bake Shop
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Mabel Hawkins Producer of Distinctive Llnrrle and Scientific Cornctlns. f,0. J. M. S. IUd. MAin 876
Ar. M-ttrrUlx Picture Framln;. THE L W. LOWER DEOOIIATTÜG COMPANY. SouLh Wmd. Indi&na. Wall Iap-r. Dmpcrirs. TaJnt Snpptlen.
