South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 August 1920 — Page 9

.HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMLS

-.rtY MOTIVING. AFfirST 13, 1020

FEDERAL BOARD j UNIVERSITY CLUB TO OPEN OFFIGE i HOLDS PICNIC TIT OATTmTT rmiTTl

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Will 0 ccupy Rooms on Second Floor of Chamber of Commerce.

A . ciorerritiv effort rooms on the second f.oor of th Chamber of Commerc building have ,fn turned over to th f-drr;il b'.ard for vocational duration, the branch rflke of which will oin h'TP on or nho;i Auk. Cj. At that time a local Mjporvtsor will b 1. finitely a::cr. d to thi di.strit. Ioii H. Jtcnrh. di-trut suprviyor i t training:, has been in the i t y all xvek end"a orinc to sTurc sati?f.ctory offir gj.a'-r f.r thr r,.-,il nflic.

Spave was n.t to be hal In any flMis.s Ii

th ofTir buildings an ! fol'o-.vins a or.f rrnc with Frank J. Crrrn, manager of the rharnbrr of (.'ornmrc. it wadil.d to lrv ;it- thrrf. 1 'Litis are row under way to remodel, somewhat, th swnd tVor to suit the nd. of th-- board. Three State In IM-trlrt. The states of Indiana, Ohio and Kfntucky com" under 1 i r 1 t svfii, v.itli th flis tri' t (,.!'.re- at Cinrinna tb The Ward i.i rhar'd with the ro-t-mr ibility of th- r ha bilit.it kn of disabled soldier., sailors and marines and in order to j;et in closer "nt;iet rvlth 1 1 1 r- nK a who arc now in training, and also in rder to ex-

"ditf- the induction of nifti into i tr.tlninjr who have ),f-n a pproved. I the board had deemed it advi -able J to staMih more branch ortices, the .'iddltional ones bein bxated at I

South Uend a nd I'vansvill-, Ind.. and two in Kentmky. Iistrirt veven branch ofüce-- ar- already located in Toledo, Cleveland. Cobimbus. Cini ini;.tti. Indianapoll ;tnJ Im i v i 1 1 .

In trip thrre ftatr. of t Iiis district

thrre aro a I ;ro ini.tt ly 12.000 inon .-PI roved, rliibl for trafnlnc ?t rxl at thr ;reent time thr hoard has IO'i men In training in th-s- states. Th-ouKhout tho entirr- ( ointry thre are 16,000 disabled nun in training. M H A lA n f 11 II. jf e y r ? 1. v.... ..V.

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i'i.ii c nniy j'ari oi ui rartl si

! - nt p!nn of decentralization so th t entire charge and responsibil-

ltv of placing tlu

w'.. Jive In the territory covereil oy t'u Fouth I'.end i.thVn, will be in tr e hands af the local au'nt.

Member? Entertained bv Profe.innals at Annual Outinj: Wednesday. Th- annual outir pr of the Cr.iver-J-iJy lub was hld Wrlnrvi.-sj at Jranc U ach n Like Michigan and as in th" nature of a picnic. Seent-i:ve rrenihcrs and quests of th" club -ojoyed bathing ar.d be k f -j)f rt in the afternoon and lr.tei -st in pro'-riarn whii h a held in the. evening foilov in the dinner s"rvd at clo.k. I'rofr.tsioral er.tortainorF from "'hie.ir, prcs.-i.trd a "I'.mrh an-1 Judy'' show and demftnstrate.I sl-irht f-f hand jei f orrna nce.s. Miss

I 1'in.nc. Cuthrie acronmaniod hv

'a Kdr.er ottributfM! vocal

nurrh--rs. PaneiniT occupied the latter part of the- evening.

FILES SPECIAL CITY ORDINANCE

MAXMKIXS TO SHOJV LATEST Y HOSIERY

ML-hawaka Places Council Action on Record ill Court House.

CHICAGO, Amu. Manr.i ins from th style show who paraded Michigan blvd. last w""k to display the latest fashions i?; powns and wrap.-; will promenad" the stref! apain late tr.day to indie-ate what's what in hosiery. Apain. it is repeated. M.chipan blvd. Is the wlndi"st street in the world.

Ordinance 4 53 of th? city of

Mishawaka has been r-cord"d in thofTlc" of th" county recorder. Only j a few special ordinances are ever j brought in for record, but this one! i extends the city limits of Mishawaka to include all of that I art of section! 17. township 37. ranpe three east' which was not before within the j city. ; The ordinance was parsed by the Mishawaka council last Morday i nlsht. !

WANTi:r) Saleslady capable of

flttinp sho"s. Apply third floor, j

Robertson IJros. store to Mi&s Mülfort!. 8410-14 Advt.

WAS FORGED TO GIVE

Indianapolis Woman Suffered So From Indigestion She Could Not Leave House Now Well And Strong Again She Tells What Tanlac Did For Her.

U'AN'TKI) saleslady capable of fitting shoes. Apply third Moor. Robertson Hros. store to Miss Mulford. Mio-n Advt.

"SinT- Tanlac relieved mo of my troubles I tcel L' 0 y-;irs younger and am enjoying lifo for Uu first tlmo In 12 ye.irn." salil Mrs. Thomas Ialton, 10J2 W. Thirty-third st., Indianapolis. Ind. "For 12 years I suffered so much on account of indigestion I wa.s

afraid to eat solid food of any kind.

a meal I had terrible taint

in the pit of my ftomach and would bloat up with fas until I was in perfect nironv I also hd vneh nu-ful

men in training. n ' tVl nf Ki- r

I - m. m , . . 7 ,vv&.1 tllO.ll V ill J IX A j could hardly move around the houso

much bss stoop over to pick anything up. I couldn't rest at niht and my nerves became badly upset. Finally I ot . bad I couldn't ko outside the house and had to Kivo up all church work. I tried all kinds

of treatment and medicines but nothinK seemed to meet my case and I was at my wit's end to know what to do to pet relief. "I heard of so many people being helped by Tanlac that I decided to try it and It was just wonderful howit overcame my troubles. In a very short time my friends wer all telling me how much better I was lookInx My appetite improved and I could soon cat three prood mea.ls a. day and not suffer in the least from Indigestion. The tains have disappeared from my back and I sleep like a child at night. I can now do my housework without any trouhle and it is such a treat to be able to pet out to church every Sunday. I can't find words to express my gratitude for what Tanlac has done for n;o and hope this statement will help others who are suffering as I did." Tanlac Is sold in Fouth Bend at tho Central Drug Store, Public Drug Store, Landon's l'harmacy and Wettick's Cut Hate Irug Store; and in Mishawaka at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Advt.

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in your distress when you find your clothes soiled. Remember, the damage is not irreparable. We successfully clean and restore to their former brightness the most delicate colors, the most fragile textures. Remember that when you find any of your garments need cleaning, repairing, renovating or dyeing. LINCOLN 1903 Perfection Cleaners & Dyers 1101 KING ST.

DR. J. BURKE, Op't. 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. Ilrokcn Lenses Duplicated.

MOTHERS Bring th boys in and fit them for si hool. There's a wonderful saving here in boys' clothes during this sensational sale.

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HURRY

The buying is already terrific. Early buying gives you best selection. Arrange to attend this great sale Saturday. Bring your friends.

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Price

Is now on in full blast. New buying records will be made Saturday Come down in the morning if you can but don't miss this wonderful value giving sale. We list here just a few of the many exceptional bargains.

"Th

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of A!!

Sales" Is Now On!

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Men's and Young Men's $25 to $75

HALF PRICE

$12.50

37.50

All other suits in our stock discounted 20. Men's and young men's lif;ht weight Overcoats and Raincoats at Half Price. Men's Caps at Half Price. Palm Beach and Mohair two-piece Suits at 25 discount.

Special for the Ladies $2.50 Silk Hose, best quality. Comes in

Cordovan, Black and White. Priced at $ I

Grand Special All Silk Shirts at Half Price $13.50 Shirts at $6.75 $1 5.00 Shirts at $7.50 $16.50 Shirts at $8.25 $5.00 Vernon Special Shirts at $3.85

NECKWEAR Half Price $5 Pajamas Best quality, all sizes, at $3.85

50c Hose During this sale 3 pairs for

UNDERWEAR Half Prlca All Luggage at a Discount of

During this Sale $2.00 Vnlon Snlts

$1.29

$1.00

$2 AuV.otJc Union

Suits

SHIRTS Half Price MEN Here's a vaiuo you can't afford to overlook a $5 Coverall Suit during this sale $3.85

Sl.2. and S1.."0 Silk IIoe Best quality, during: this sale

$1.39 98c

Boys' Knickerbocker $10 to $25

SUITS

HALF PRICE

$5.00 to

Boys' Straw Hats at Half Price. Boys' Caps great for school wear Half Price.

Boys' Price.

Soldier Suits Half

Boys Blouses at 50c $1.25 and $1.50 "K & S" and "Beir Blouses 98c. Boys' Koverall Suits, all sizes, special price $1.39. Boys' Lee Union Suits, all sizes, special price $2.93. 25 fr discount on all knickerbocker pants.

$1.00 Leather Belts at

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Vf'F R MOW S

35c Hose at

"Every Inch a Clothing Store

Ladies' all wool

Suits, up to $ 1 2 values, only. . .

Bathinz

$5.95

Ladies' Silk H ose, a goo

line of colors.

sizes; $I.UU at

We have

all

value

59c

Ladies Gauze sizes; 25c value at ,

Vests, all ' 19c

Ladies fine ribbed Union Suits, tight knee, all sizes up

to 42 75c value, only

48c

Ladies' Muslin Gowns or

Skirts; a real $2 value, only.

$1.19

Glasses Properly Fitted

Ladies' Chemise,

med with lace, $1.00 values, only.

trim-

69c

Infants black Hose, sizes

"1 ? z

25c value, only, pair

Ladies fine black

all sizes, 50c value

only

Hose,

3Sc

64x76 good quality

Blankets with blue or pink

borders. .Spe-

cial

pair

$23

Single Blankets, good quality, only, each

a very 90c

Wool Nap Blankets, good quality and selection of

plaids, only

$4.45

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Ö11TH BENDSTOPUtaFTPRICESTOR

Attend our August Sales. It won't take you long to find out that you can always save by trading here.

We have a complete line of

Nayvee" Middies for Ladies

in sizes from 6 to 20 years

Middies made of prod quality Jean with rd or hlue collars. This is one of

the best Mlddlca on th market todav

"Ve have all sizes, a regular 52.50 value, only

$1.95

We have Just received a late shipment of fine Voile- WHi.t.. Thee waists should have been here two months ago.

We f?ot a liberal concession to take them

and we did. Take your pick. $3.50 values

$1.98

In Our Millinery Dept.

We are now showing a complete line of Duvetyn Hats, Lyons and Silk Velvet Hat s, Feather Hats and New Tama at prices ranging from

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enuine Lawnsdale .wus-

1 r 1 i i-v i

lin; a wonderful uc srrade.

special, only, yard

"Stevens all linen Towel- : li l i

ing in Dieacnea or un

bleached; a regular 40c grade, only. . .

34c

Our entire line of 36 inch Percales in light or dark colors; 45c value.

only

S5.95 to S14.75

BUY YOUR HAT HERE AND SAVE MONEY

Buy your low Shoes now. Ladies' Oxfords in black or brown kid with high or low heels. - Positively $5.00 values; a good assortment of IT. sp!da' $2.88 Children's and misses' white Canvas Mary Jane slippers. $2.00 (t AQ values, only. . . P I n"VK Ladies' high grade Ox

fords and Pumps. Our best

quality; $10.00 values, only. . .

$4.95

72x90 Bed Sheets. $2.00 value. A A Q only 4 I .&53 81x90 Wearwell ScamT.:w:'.....$2.45 36 inch "Indian Head," a, very good Middy cloth. 44c

Children's Rompers and Creepers, "Bread Winner" brand, all sizes, Ofr

Children's fine Gingham Dresses in all sizes up to 12. These dresses sold up to $3.50; slightly .d nei

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mussed, only.

Ladies' leather House

slippers, all sizes from 3 to

8; $3.00 value.

only . .

?!u;$1.93

Men's poms Union Suits, knee length, all sizes from 36 to 46; $1.50

value, only,

Anything in the Aluminum line that sold up to

$2.00. Special at

$1.49

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Lawndale Ave, Open for Public Saturday P. m. -August

Msoection

Take Portage Car to Vassar Park. Get off at Blaine Ave. or Take Lincoln Way W. Car to Lawndale and Walk One Block North

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Salesmen Will Be On the Grounds from 2 P. M to 8 P. M. to ;, Answer All Questions

A Year AgoToday Slows

Wlieat Stubbles ot Artistic Ploiues

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Such has been the rapid progress of Lawndale Avenue. 'The most remarkable growth in South Bend," is- the way one man characterized Vassar Park's development. The lots on Blaine, Cleveland, Diamond and Portage Avenues, which fall in this addition, have nearly all been sold. Many beautiful homes have been erected. Now comes the formal opening of Lawndale Avenue one of the beautiful streets of the Vassar Park addition. Contracts for paving Lawndale, Diamond and Cleveland Avenues to Lincoln Way West have been let. Work is in progress.

In keeping with Whitcomb & Keller's policy, all improvements will be rushed to completion. A few of the attractions which have been responsible for Vassar Park's popularity and growth are: High building restrictions. Proximity to two car lines. Convenience to school. Strong loan values. The direction of the city's growth.

WMtcoinnilD) FARMERS TRUST BLDG.

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D. THEOLAN HARRIS

ciuiioriiAcroii rainless spinal adjusting and drupless healing. 120 YjaX. Wayne Street Over Kinney's Shoo fi.cra

Art Materials. Picture lYnmlnr. THE L W. LOWER DECORATING OOMPAT, South JVsid, Indiana. Wall Paper. Drapenc. Taint S nop 11

Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St.