South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 260, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1920 — Page 2

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URGES ADOPTION i OF HEW PROPOSAL TO PREVENT WAR

Pres't Erskine of Studebakers Presents City With Automobile

i THORPE TALKS TO

ELKHART KIWANIS

Sen. Harding Dlivrr Mrac U Republican Woman's. Uraniation.-.

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Plan to Accompany South; Bend Delegation to the I State Convention. i

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lowlr.i,' a talk l.-y F P. Thorpe of! S'uth Bcr.d. in whici: he told how c '.ub th(-re had purchis d t r;0- '

i".v tar.oe rcr me uc ji iscuta lie rid : Co- Scouts, the Elkhart club at this i w'k"f rr.mir.g discu? d the projoct .f buiidSr.? a log cabin barracks at 5 l mo nearby like for the u.c- of tVit- l Klkhnrt Scout?. Gr.- Kikhart Kiwaniar. has i'fftrcd to sriw $100 fori such a project. Alternative propo- ; sals for Kiwanian activity here in- J r'.vA 'Xtersion of he chüdrtn'si ;'?i 2rrou nd system; the building ""f J ('rnfert stations in ihc business d:-'

tr; t. and the- errtIon rf a public

tauditorJum. The club will decide at

J its next meeting just which one of 1 the four projects it will give its supt port. I Elkhart Kiwani.ir.s ex cct to po J to the stale convention at Indiar.-

Hp'i.i", .'"pi. -.v. inooa:. on l train with the South Eeiid and (Joshon d-vltpations. Httwttn ."0 and 40 member? will muke the trip. A movement on foot ! promote tlu interests of J.in'.rs V. iJoyc r of this eitv for the office of lieutenant rovrnor ( f the state Kiwanis organization.

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r.n rf Th Iaue of N a t i O : s fr"'M 1 t'o- '.rnrncn's Mf.sjif'.T. ::i ;i l'i Hit ! ; rrh Ho IlLKHART ICE COMPANY

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I;re Chief Sihrei now has a new automobile in which to hurry to fires. Karly Wednesday morning Pres't ir.k:: . of th'- Sttidfbakcr ef)rpfratloi pretcnted the iar to tho chief. It was accepted by Mayor Carso :i t . oil: of the it; . The pre.-entation ceremony, whl 1; is Miown in the acconipanyirg ictiire took place in ' ':' th o!ial fir-' station, v.-.'is attended by city oi ' or -)orn t b ff i a Is.

STORE HOURS Opens 8:30 A. M. Closes 5:30 P. M. Saturdays 9:30 P. M.

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Our Suits, Dresses, Coats, Hats and Furs will make you

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Coats

Get an electric hfater for your home or room at the Blue Bird Shop. 12?. North Main Street. ?157-tf

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r.". i d to a del.'tio:. voters.

vi'.l be succeeded lu re by the Re'. j ulvrr. Ir.d. The change is to he- J? rharlc55 Bell, formerly pastor 'nflionie effective thi- week. '

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p.r;al to The N V. s-T i me s : ELKHART. Ind.. Sept. 13. One

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al.si by .i youm.'. r -ompetit or, whe-i ti;-' Elrit-r Ke Cream company

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t: r, at the Ir.lf r.itn ra:r. op.- lioci i th Letnir.rer l f Cream comoanv

injury, hmd v.-js d-5-.-d. and fo-r-ded veara a so by William lin. one wr:3t was r.ir-.i f. r !y th- j U;;f.r. rr,w ,t rei!.;t of e'alifornia. r ur.-e?. Sixty-four c hildren u : j -p ; , L.-mincer plant wa. at once

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rour.dac-- and were found to ' p:,f - ir.onopoly ( n the ice cream t:nd. rwe ht. Tr.-r-- w.. a xol d. al ! trade h-re, as it now Ktipplie all: :" literature o r and !"-.,p'e j ,p.-,ji; ?tnr fountains and eonfecf.'fmoi! anxious to f-cure mforir t- tir,r. ry parlors with the exception of tb-.r. r -;ard:r.s h'a'th pr c autions. ! or Wo that make th ir own ice i Ex-Mrvic mf n mu-t brlriK th-ir j ,-ream. A pruer.nii of plant and1 dl.-chars errtübr at-'.- if they '. ili e.pupmr nt 'xpan-siop. lias already1 to mak- application fr the i -t i y j,,-f r. f . ide l upon fo- the enlarged

Elder company. I

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CRUEL ,fA7 IXHUMAM A,c Pastor Appointed T RE ATMEST CHARGED For Duty at Elkhart

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Tied Jan CT. 1 1 . and pafatetl in 1 Elkhart A M. 71. church to the

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Give Your Tired Feet Comfort That Lasts! DON'T make your tortured, burning feet suffer any longer! Corns, bunions, callouses, ingrowing nails, fallen arches, are mistakes! All such miseries are just the results of wearing narrow, pinching, pointed-toe shoes. Stop in here today, and let us slip your tired, tender feet into good-looking Educators. You'll begin to feel that delightfully restful, foot-soothing sensation a sure sign .hat Nature has already begun to abolish foot ailments. No breaking-in no discomfort. Educators "let the feet grow as they should " straig ht-b oned. supple and springy. Walking will be a new pleasure lor you.

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If you can use any of the following pieces of furniture, come to the Auction next Saturday afternoon, Sept. 18th, at Lee Furniture and Stove Exchange on the west end of Colfax Avenue Bridge at 1 o'clock.

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12 Dressers 17 Metal Beds 8 Dining Tables 4 Buffets 4 Sideboards 6 Hard Coal Stoves 10 Laundry Stoves

10 Soft Coal Heaters 3 Bookcases 3 Kitchen Cabinets 1 1 Rugs, all sizes 42 Rockers and Chairs 5 Baby Cabs 7 Library Tables

Hundreds of other pieces of househod goods.

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For those breaking up housekeeping. We will Auction of? your household goods charg-

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The loveliness of its tone will convince you thttSonora UThe Highe G&cs Talking Machine ia the World. The owner of a Sonora tike . pride in poesinf an tntnmect of ra&tchlcw beauty. Suptrk mprifbt and period stjUx ' N $60 to 52500; H. 0. Elbe! & Sons 116 West Colfax Ave.

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Don't wait for cold weather to come before you install your furnace. Cool nights are now here and it won't be long until snow flies, so pre" pare NOW for the long winter's blasts. Two Carloads of Caloric Furnaces have recently been received by us, which places us in fine position to make quick installation. There won't be any plumbing or alteration necessary in order to place the Caloric in your home, in fact, right now we can install a furnace in one day, so if you are interested better call on uo at once. A Furnace at the Old Price

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The above shipment c.f Calorics are h ir.s fold at the old price, if you want to save a little money on your heating plant stop in at the store and so the Caloric ripelr Furnace that hats IS rooms and lefs throuch one register, ind a guaranteed temperature of 7 degrees in coldest weather. Our Mr. Kise will be glad to explain Just what th- Calori: furnace does. No obligations at all.

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Tl:e September Seieetion r.f Winter Coats is still being utilized by many a thrifty women. Of course it's to warm now for a winter c-at but it's goirp: to get eolder. ill you have n winter coat when flies? C'mo in and choose a coat you like and make a deposit of or.efourth he purchise. The coat is then laid away for you until you need it ir cold weather. To pay the other three-fourths of the price, dimply make three monthly payments beginning one month from date of bale.

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Suits

Kntrancdr.g models, rare in b?.uty ard

fityle rorrecnfsa romprisp oi;r present howing of puits. Hrsidf.F. plea:ng app aranci. there is loiiR wear In the fabric this Kail. One lovely suit tailored in v. i' y tnrtine. It ha? panneled .-ide which are e'.pantly trimmed with bands cf braid dour. the edgrejs und across the h'tt-,-i. The rxtrsable oll.tr is alo trimmed with brail. At Sioo.no. Twilight blue if the shade of r charnnr.? duvette de laine suit whi, h iia n ntted roat with a rippled s-kirt. The . ap collar is of mole skin and is trimm .1 with two

small ties. Other trimming on th uit is onf.ned t ri narrow i5h und a fan:y lining of pusv villew s:!k. At 5 i.e A model in brown velour er attrar'ii e. Thf erat be:ir out the straight line rffe, t. It h.i. a ry rtrrow be'.t and a Hay Seal toller. There ;? also a bind of the i-ame fur around the bottom f th" rn.it.

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Millinen7

A number of especially trig hats have just been unpaeked and placed on display. These dapper models that roll off the face, thw sal.ors and droop brims are more e-rfective and striking than those of previous seasons. This latest lot are of silk velvet and riuvetyr. in hues of brown, navy, henna and black. Some of them are trimmed with ostrich and most of them have distinguishing m.rks of emhrridery trimming, 'fhr- prices ar raily reached, being only $.05. i. and

Dresses The very lif? and spirit of Fall is embodied in the new dresses. These are the latest expressions of the mode and possess touches of trimmings which admirably lend themelves to that highly individual air so much desired by the young miss and madam. We mention here a few of the prettiest frocks for Fall. Tricotine, Poriet, Twill and Serge dresses, trimmed in beads and self color embroidery for $22.50 to $1 35.00. Kittens Ear Satin and Charmeuse dresses in black and navy with low waist line and draped are priced up to $175.00. Stylish stout dresses in sizes 40 to 5 3 bust in tricolette. tricotine, serge, satin and georgette. The clever treatment in designing slender lines for stout women is most superbly exemplified in these dresses. Also, tricolette dresses of navy, black and brown in all sizes for $22.50 to $62.50.

Skirts

The new skirts we are showing are youthful and charming in their styling, flawless in their tailoring and moderate in their pricing. Pliin skirts or pleated in plaids and soft colorings are here ready for the womin of taste who is tquippinj her Kail wardrobe.

Furs

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Each garment and fur piece in its farMonir.g expresses an auther.tie variation of the smartest style thoughts of f.-imous designers here and abroad. And. because they bear reasonable prices, don't be b i l to heü.-v. th X?:

pelts are faulty. That is not -v. t"r ach ar- r' "r

tide represents on advantage You are gien a wide range of choice in our assortment. We can satisfy you wdth a very nico scarf at $45.00 or with most any other fur piece up through muffs, chok

ers, collars, p.usn t oats. capes and th'" best natural squirrel coats at J ' f. .". .00.

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Laaadry Problem Laundry bills mount high these days, besides the inconvenience of delay and wear on the clothing. A Coffield will more than pay for itself in laundry bills within one year after being installed. We will gladly demonstrate the Cofheld in your own home on your next wash day free of charge. Just call us up Main 107.

Most Everybody Chooses the Coffield

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DRUGOIOT. The Bis Cut Rate Dtuz Ci

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Glasses Properly Fitted

DR. J. BURKE, Oj;l 23) S. MICHIGAN ST. Broken IiOnsrs rupllcatvl.

J. Schulman & Co. COAL Lincoln 5637

Tbo IUc Uloctrio 8 bop S. D. filoran & Son Wlrlsg oc4 Repairing.

PATENTS! dad TruJe 3lArkj ObUlDed In aU OouBUic. Aflnoo Irft. GDQ. J, ; OLTSC1I. Reciftterra jtttest Atty, i T:i-?12 TvWMknr E2&

CARS WASHED AT Auto Market Jefferson at Lafavette

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