South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 255, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 September 1920 — Page 2

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TO LECTURE HERE Will Aildrcfs Ma?s Meeting at Hiph School Sunday Afternoon.

Tbrrt W. Frr.tr.r., alia Razor, ex-yeggrr.an, af Mower, and for 20 years holier r.f many dJxhor.rrary degree In the school rf trim wi'.l address a r.-.e-.'s mas meeting In th hitch 5h-ol auditorium Sunday afternoon at r. o'clock. On O'-t. 17. 1317 Kenton was re-I--aed from the Bridewell in Chira?o, where he wis Tvir.fr a sentence for attempt d larrer.y. That right he went to the Pacific Garden mirier., where Billy Sunday was

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hld was bug? 'ihf man at the Y. M. A. hotel, Chicago, after his reformation. Letter he became connected with the National Life InRjr.inp company, and while with this company he started lecturing rn a subject that he has learned as few men ever Uarn it. Kenton has sounded life's depths. Kenten has lectured before the South Bend Rotary club and ha leetureed before hundreds of V. M. A.'w universities and churches throughout the country. He will ipeak at the First Methodist church in .he evening.

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FILES ANSWER TO WIFE'S COMPLAIMT 1 Frank Ripczo Makes Charges Against Spouse in Divorce Suit.

Frank Bipczo has filed an answer and cross-complaint to Rosie Kipczo's divorce petition in the superior court and alle?s that he was intimate with Stephen Fapay, much to his chagrin and humiliation. He 5iys that fhe told him that he was rough while Fapiy was a nice man. Ripczo claims that he intercepted a letter from Fapay to his wife and ha.- nther evidence gathered by unexpected visits to his home, to prove that he should not pay the alimony asked by his wife in her suit. He further alleges that on Aug1. . i:20, he made full settlement of prorerty rights with his wife in the Kum of $ 2.375. 02. He asks that hbe not ordered to pay alimony and ays that he hs more grievance. fn'r complaint han his wife has. Knri.' Ripczo in her divorce filincs of Aug. ?, 1?T0. accuses Frank Ripczo f being cruel and inhuman to her. hut ment'.ou no Instances. ?h' asks for $.0o0 alimony and divorce. A D I 'E rJTsTxG CLUB BOOKS BIG LECTURE

Charles H. Morath. Field Secretary of the Associated Advertising riub." of the world, will be in South F.er.d the work of Sept. 13. He will address the local Advertising club n a date ; be announced later, and other organisations whicK make the a rankem nts to hear him. Mr. Morath i working to bring bout tho adoption of the "Truth in Adver-

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u.'ed in America, and will talk on that subject while here. PAYS FA'E JrilEX HE USES IMAGINATION

This pretty little Russian pirl recently arrived in America on hoard an American Red Cross hip with Beven hundred other children. All have parents somewhere, and It Is part of the work of the Red Cross to And them. Thiä little girl has parents, but where no one at present knows. They are all happy and are enjoying: their vacation in New York, where the boat from Vladivostok landed.

LABOR MANAGER GIVES OPEN TALK

Chicago Expert Coming to Discuss Labor Management With Local Men.

H. H. Haylett, former president of the Chicago council of the Employment Managers' association, will address the St. Joseph county Employment Managers association at S:15 Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Haylett is the labor manager for Alfred Keeker and Cohn of Chicago, and has taken an active and leading part In labor circles in this section of the country. He will outline the work that has been accomplished in Chicago, und what the local organization can do in the s;me manner. After the speech of Mr. Haylett an or en discu.sion will be held at which the problems of the employment managers will be. answered by the speaker.

MA MAKES TOO MUCH MONEY, SO HE BUYS W HISKY

NEIGHBORS OBJECT TO BIG FAMILY

Air Troubles in City CourtWoman Gets Suspended Fine.

That some neighbors object to a family of 10 children was shöVn by the evidence in city court Friday morning when Mary Domkowskl, 418 X. Olive st., was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery made by Pauline Sideris, 2418 Bertrand si. Mrs. Domkowtkl is alleged to have beaten a small child belonging to Mrs. Sideris and that the animosity between the families grew out of the fact that Mrs. Sideris is the mother of 10 children. Judge Gilmer found Mr. Dom kowski guilty and suspended a fin of $5 and costs. He said that a Jail sentence would be meeted.out to the woman if she attempted another assault in spite of tho fact that she is the mother of several children.

Reading Selvick told Judge Gilmer in city court Friday morning that he is making $S7.70 every 14 days and decided to purchase a little liquor In Xiles Thursday and became intoxicated. He was found a little later asleep in a mud puddle. Selvick paid a fine of $25 and costs for hin experience.

JAMES HOVATCH TO BE ARRAIGNED SATURDAY

Albert Frewing. 117 Franklin St.. was unable to tell how many automobflea were on the street Thursday right and ran hi.- car into the, bank along F.wint: av.. when he atf mpted to avoid hitting several cars of his imagination and forced one cir off the read. Frewinc was fihed jr.n and costs by Judg Frank (J ilmer in city curt Friday morning. He admitted that he wis driving an automobile while intoxicated.

LOCAL SECRETARIES ATTEND STATE CONFAB

Frank J. Green. Robert Snyder, and A. Jacobson, of the local Chamber of Commerce, have been invited to atttend th meeting of the Michigan State Secrttan V association, to 1 .i. held at Sr. i'h S. ;:. U and 1 1 . Mr. Jacobson is scheduled to deliver an address it one of the Melons. He will speak on the t"l;c. 'The Retailers' Problem. " TWO YOUTHS ARE PLACED ON PROBATION

James Kovach. Division et., rd. was arrested Friday on a charge of failure to provide for his wife. He will be arraigned in city court Saturday morning. Kovach wag released on $300 bond.

TV!" lam Sterling nr.1 Rm! Mor-I cm. two youth who have failed to werk dring the pist three months. ! Mr. arraign d in ity court Friday ; ::;-rr.irg ar.d re'..-jsrd on parole. : "';. are 2 jf.iri of age and agree; to work unde'r the direction of Fro- : Mt:m OrtVer L.irry I-ar. during The reit 9 days.

If your skin itches andburnsjustuse

If you arc ruffeiing f rem eczema, ringworm or similar itching, burning, unsightly skin affection, bathe the sore places with Retinol Soap .-nd hot water, then gently apply a little Rcsinol Ointmer.U You viil probably be astonished how instantly the itching stops and pealing begins. In most cases the sick skin quickly becomes clear and healthy again, at very little cost. F-vncl Oir'mrrt and Retinol Sop a! t or a-y rinnp'.-j, rtireis, rnrjboe ni cUtkiruü. ScM by all drutcitta.

EIGHT YEARS OF , TROUBLE ENDED

Mrs. Maria Zocllln Says Tanlao Has Made All the Difference In the World In the Way She Feels. "I am enjoying: jrood health for the first time in eight years, and I owe my recovery to Tanlac." said Mrs. Maria Zoellin, of 471 N. Second St.. Terre Haute, Ind., recently. "During all those right years I had trouble with my stomach and kidneys and was in a run-down condition generally. My appetite was almost completely gone, and I could hardly eat a thing but what gave me trouble. "I never knew what it was to enJoy a good, hearty meal, and vegetables, especially, I dared not touch. I was subject to terrible coughing spells which often kept me awake nearly all night, and I felt so weak and tired out all the time It was hard for me to get through my housework. "But since taking Tanlac there is all the difference In the world in my feelings. Why. I never had such an appetite in my life as I have now, and everything seems to agree with me perfectly, for I never suffer after eating and have gained several pounds In weight. The other day I ate some green beans, something I hadn't dared do for six years, and never felt a particle of Inconvenience from it. "I never have a cough now. sleep fine at night, and am feeling so much stronger and better that my housework is more like a recreation to me. In fact, I couldn't ask to feci any better than I do. I have told all my neighbors and friends about the way Tanlac has relieved me of my troubles, and I am only too harpy to give this public statement."

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Store. Iandon's Pharmacy and Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store; and in Mlshawaka at the Red Cross Tharmacy. Advt.

WYM.WS WAMI ;OiS RF.MXAXT SAI.F YARD. Our or.tir stock of Vah tloc'! TU mnant about '2.00 yar.'.s he perutntilation of renr.ar.t from tr.ls so. sons Voi. 5 r.:rihi'i-.. Satins. 'rpf and oth- r weave". The"5" woods 5'"!d !r. the regal ir wiv frora e ?" to 2. vard. n s:!e Saturday. Sept. 12 at :r vd. ! 11-11.

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WA NTED Salesman with influence and prestige in his home community. Salary or commission. Experience not necessary. To sell the Eight Percent (8fc) Warranty Refunding Note, with bonus of common shares in a company organized eighteen months that has been manufacturing their product in their own factory for one year. It started with one hundred thousand dollars and today it has a credit rating for that amount, also it has tangible assets exceeding that amount, and it further has thousands of orders which their present capacity cannot take care of. The man we employ will make five thousand per year and up. We teach you how to sell. Organized under Indiana laws. For interview address Post Office Box Nc. 636, South Bend. Indiana.

Package Sets " The Fall lines in both the Bucilla and Royal Society Package sets are now here. The lingerie and children's wear still upholds the high standards of the two famous makes. Come in and see the autumn showing on our third floor.

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A new supply of yarns has lately come to us. Vou may now have Minerva Yarn, Germantown Knitting and Lustre wool in all colors.

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designs await your selection on the third floor 69c to $2.15 a yard.

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Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30 Saturday to 9:30 P. M. For the Children Dresses Linen

Holland Shoes

Just picture in your mind's eye the dress you most desire for your daughter then come here and choose precisely what you had pictured from our broad assortments. Bring the "little one" also, for these dresses possess those distinctive lines, tasteful color combinations and trimming motifs that are irrestible to girls who have their own ideas about clothes. Good Values in Wool Dresses Styles that please of best quality serge, jerey or tricotine, long waisted models with sash effect having fancy braid trim, these are especially youthful looking. Sizes 6 to 1 6 years. $7.95. $8.95. $10.00 up. Harem Scarem Dresses are most practical for school or play. We are nqw showing a complete line of best quality ginghams, with round collar, sash effect with full bloomers, very attractive; colors, green, copen, pink and other shades. Sizes 6 to 12 years, $5.95 and up.

Children's Sweaters for School Full line of all wool sweaters in colors of green, khaki, navy, rose, copen and brown, some with sailor collar and loose allaround belt; variety of other styles. Sizes 2 to 1 2 years, $5.00, $5.50 and up. House Dresses Here are dresses from manufacturers who are specialists in their line, they are made to fit comfortably and yet to look neat and attractive. You will be pleased with these dresses when you see them. They aro of dark and light percales in stripes or fancy figures and are plain trimmed. Loose style. $2.50: fitted. $2.98.

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Every Saturday you will find very good values offered in the Linen Section on tne Main Floor. The housewife who is seeKing high quality at low prices will do well by ecming here. For tomorrow only we offer tho following Fxtra fine imported Huck Towels, hemstitched ends, suitable for scarfs, etc., 2Sx 40 large size. Regular price 65c each. Saturday only 50c each. 18-inch red border extra heavy half linen Tcweling, regular price 3?c yard. Saturday only 29c yard. 70-inch imported mercerized Table Damask, five, beautiful patterns, launders perfectly. Regular $2.50. Saturday only $1.98 yard. W have 22-inch Napkins to match if desired. lSxlS Circular Hand Embroidered Maderia Center Pieces, three styles, embroidered on pure linen. Very special at $1.9S.

This famous shoe for your son will satisfy all your requirements. Goodyear welt sole. Steel reinforcement in heel and toe. Exceptionally strong stitching. Blucher or straight last. A long wearing high, lace shoe for $6.50 to $9.50. Isn't this all you could ask in a boy's shoe? ou can't find another one like it. Come in and see what truly marvelous footwear Holland is.

Boys' Shop

Dress Aprons

An ideal garment for house work. These aprons are made up In dark or light percales in stripes and floral figures. They have square necks and are belted.. Prices $1.98 and $2.50.

15 Discount on all Beacon Blankets During September Bath robe and kimono material. Indian Blankets Traveling Rugs Bed Comforts Bed Blankets Baby Blankets A host of patterns, sizes, colors and weights, $ 1 .00 to $ 1 4.00 less 5cic.

Your boy his certain l:k.s a:. d d.siikes :n clothes. He really cares more for looks than h- does for ear. You. of course, must consid. r th- long wrarmu qualities of a suit of clothes because1 jt is you who has to buy them. Our Roys' Shop can satisfy you both and a little mor than that. We can supply you u :th suits that the s n will be proud to wear and wh:th uill c,r- good, long t-r-vice and besides, you will no hae to pay a high price to obtain such int rc h i nd (.'ova.- in ar.d lrt us prove this. Roys' All-Wool Suits, some rc inf'-n -d with leather, at $9.93 and $12.95. Boys' Corduroy Suits in brown, blue and -rrien. sues 1! to z years, $5.e0 and 50. :'.". Boys' School Rants. Hoys' Wash Suites, !'.'" 0 to $:,.' values f-r

For Men Shirts Shirts, shirts and more shirts: :" d"::e:i f the Ws: looking silk shirts you ever saw have just -.nie In. l a -;. are in plain v.hite beautifully blended stripes. th' kind l shirts that appeal to a young man's fane;.-. Th-y arpriced at f.i'i'. $7.9." and One special silk crepe shirt in a beautiful s'r:pe considered an exceptional alue at '.'."". And we also have, th" good r. at lot.k'.r.L.- dr.'s.-: shirt in colors and stripes for $lM:.

Yardage

No woman likes to buy all of her clothes ready made. A few garments, at least must bear the personal touch of her own sewing. These "home made" frocks may he stylish and good looking only in proportion to the skill with which you cut and se.but the materials used may be just as good as those used In the tailor-made apparel. We have just the kinds of material here you will want to use. All-Wool Serge, 3-inch wide, in navy and black, $2.00. All-Wool French Serge, 42-inch wide, navy, black and all colors. $2.59. All-Wool French Serge, 4 5-inch wide, all the new colors, $3.00. AH Wool Frenc h Serge, 5 4-inch w ide, navy, black, brown and taupe, $3.00. $4.00. $4.50, $5.00 and $G.00. All-Wool Tricotine. 48 and 54-inch wide. in navy, black, brown and taupe, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50. $8.50. Chiffon Velvt, 36and 41-lnch wide, beauful finish rich lustre, $9.00. $9.50, $10.00 and $10.50. Costum Velvets, silk finish, in brown, r.ay. taupe and bla'ck, $3.00 to $5.50. All Wool Plaids Skirting. 4 0 to 5 4-inch wide, beautiful combinations in all the newcolors. $ 1.95. ' $3.39. $4.50, $5.50. $G.G0 and $7.00.

Breakfast Coats These corduroy coats are jaunry in their trim perfection. The are warm and well wearing. You have a choice of three beautiful shades, rose, copen and purple. The coats have pockts and sashes. The prices are $le.00 and $12.95. Bath Robes A garment that is indispensable to the college girl and one that should b.j included in every ladys wardrobe. Our assortment in corduroy bath robes is very complete and you will be satisfied if you come here to buy. Prices are $10.00, $11.1'5, $12.95 and $15.00.

Trimmings Girdle Cords The subtle touch .that often times characterizes the whole drape effect of a dress Is the girdle cord. The appearance of vour dress may be made or spoiled by not having just the right girdle cord. Our stunning new silk girdle cords in black, copen, navy, light blue, red and tan are beautifully braided. They are tasseled at the ends and are suitable for either dresses, bath robes or kimonas, $1.50. We- also haveflat girdle cords. 1 lt inches wide in navy and light blue for $2.50.

Underwear The medium weight fall undrwar is nlso here. It is nl knit with b-ng sleeves and ankle length legs. The prices aie $lV0n and $2.''?. Our window on .Ic lf rson Blvd. vv.ll keep you posted on the J at ;-. tn men's: ue.tr. As the new thfr.gs nie ir. they go into th" v. ir.dow t ! t yoj know they're heia-. Ko p vur eve on the Men's Store Window. You'll s- a ht of things you like.

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Buckles

If you have broken th belt luckle on vour suit or want buckles for the suit you are having made, you may get them here. Pearl and Smoked Pearl Bucklts in all sizes for l"o to $1.50 apiece. The Jewelry Store That cold lunch will ruin your health. You should have one of our Lunch Kits fitted with a genuine Icy-Hot Bettle that will keep your drinks piping hot until lunch time. $4.7T Kit. special at $3.79. This is not a cheap foreign-made kit but a genuine Icy-Hot; we can supply filers for these bottles. $3.50 Pint Size Icy-Hot Bottles, $2.98. $4.75 Quart Size Icy-Hot Bottles. $3.79. Quart Size Ferrostat Bottle. $ 10.30. 2 Quart Size Ferrostat Bottle, $15.0Q. 1 Gallon Aladdin Jar. $15.00.

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A charming new array of blouses has just arrived. These waists are truly elegant, tor only models which are ordained as fashionable and becoming are given entrance to our cases: only colo-rinss that are modish and desirable are displayed, and only equalities that we know are capable of giving' the. utmost wear and satisfaction are offered. Georgettes, in navy and brown, trimmed in beads, embroidery and braid. Overblouse. or the tie back styles, $10.00 to $18.50. Tricolettes in navy with a vest and tuxedo collar in navy and white check. This waist also comes in brown and white combination, $16.50. Tricolette Overblouses. all blue in th'; surplice style or tie back, $15.00.

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Among the attractions are: A big program of harness and running races Swift and Company's Band of 200 pieces Entries for Exhibits close September 7th The Secretary's office is now on the grounds

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Women's and Misses' New Fall Ready-to-wear Wearing Apparel and Millinery Arriving Daily.

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