South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 261, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1920 — Page 2

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'ALL OPENING AT LOCAL STORES IS MARKED SUCCESS

MANY RESERVATIONS BANDITS WOUND

FOR FRIDAY MEETING

Downtown hop. Show Wide Variety of Fall and Wintrr Apparrl.

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Fxnrrt- Fnthus-iaiiic Gathering to Hear K. O. Weir on Advertising.

LAPAZ MARSHAL AFTER ROBBERY

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"Whv wnn't S-ji;th I' nd v. omon ! wf.,ir llttlf hit.; with .:cr veils'.'" rsk'l p t ; j 1 . i r. f i : . In N'. York th'yi rir worn ev;!ntl. Th'-n thvrf is

a n ir,;;nir r:i:rr.i'r or i-.-ainr r.ats 1" irii .-h.ov.n. Silv r ar, l coj per arc f :o;r-(i trinuninirs. Co-ity all Jr. ok warn! wtA "r.ij)py. In f;-.:, .h-y ;i wraps of -!t inatrn !:; vkir anii h munMtyr.' .v. if!yn"-. with liu-" f ir collir of nutri i. lu-.tver, squirr, Ai'r,i!j.iri opoum and iacWool drrs"os are Jn? waiMorl, hraJht Tin d and rn;id" (f poirct T'.mII, trjcotin? wit!) pliiity c if :nl :iid ry and -c-iids. .-' itin lr -' :irr K"d. as art the cropo Mad -1 . t i r; t-' t: and 'Tcpe inidrorf. Sliow Beautiful Coun. KUswnrth". is shnwini; a i)-auti-ful r-Vi'Uir.a drr.; Of tl'ick Luv, trimrntd ith rainbow ribbons of velvet. There was another, an Atjuriran beauty satin, with dark

blue njalino icr drapen and a

touch. The storr- m beautiful with rx.ca.'ional palms .and artificial Ilnw-rr.-i. b'oin. K"rK'OJs coats adorn the nicdfd.i on the second fioor. Wyinftn's French room of importd hatii Is ore of their bissest features. onio yo';n woman could work havoc with the one of antique velvet with bronzed ostrich feath rs which ;s made to d.ir.lc alluringly bflore the ees. (Jne copper colored hat I very di.Tetent. too. with feath. rs to match. The Fep&y I'aise dresses v,"rc eharmins, especially same there is only one model of fach. An unusual evening dress uas shown of orchid and Kold hanseabie taffeta. The Francis Shop exhibited sonie hnrrni.ns afternoon and semi-evt-n-ir.S K'wns of paulette sf-orKttr. One vas carmencita In color. which means something' approachins yellow, trirr.mcd in French beadx. An-

4'ther coicr was r dcewood, which is an attractive prey-blue. Some of j th' wool dresses there are touched with bright greens and tomato J

s';adeH. Taifet.i and cerpette even1:1 coats are to be worn. Park Illue Satin Irt"s. In the window at f ioberton'fl was a beautiful drcsrs of dark blue satin. drap-d with .silk net and beaded in iridescent. One of their best models was a veldcvpne coat with nutria side panels, collar and sleeves. A different hat waa of tomato velvet and duvctyne with an eUrctte and rhinc atone buckle. A handsome black satin silet hat was trimmed in lace.

An embroidered duvctyne Mjit was shown at liran ion-Eni rrell's. It

was cmhroiaereu and trimmed in beaver. Wrappy coats in silk bolii t wre beautiful. A hat of Watte.tu shade and trimmed in black f..-trich prnced thp mhlinery department. Sorr.v lovely veiled models were shown, the veil reaching the r.ove or yes. A hake feather hat in firar.sf was especially chic. .'.tx's wit .lows wire very attractive. He showed a navy blue trlcotine drss with trimmJnps of copen!iai,'en that way rood. Tlicre was an

evening dress of brown embroidered j net made over shaded coral crepe!

m tecr. In the window nas a suit of enpert with Australian opossum trimmlnp? and mnde in lo effect.

Th. Oliver Stylo hop specialised , !n ovr-b!ousep In peorpett and sa- j tins with short and three-quarter j a!f pos . Some handsorn bloa?eü j were embroidered In chenille. The j batik neslisee are the newest and let in that line and some very artistic ones were exhibited. T1ih , phop w.im :Utir.i:Iy decorated with j

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rvitior. ; already received ;niti er.th'ii-iastlc meeting iii the room r.f th Oliver hotel Fr!--r.inz when th Advertising

South Bend Officials Searching For Men Who Robbed .Store.

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meetinps for the winter fceas-on. The announcement that K. G. Weir. adverti?inp director of the Hound Oak Co., at Dowagiac, Mich.. will rn;ike the principal address at this initial meeting, was sufficient In itself to attract larpe numbers. Mr. Weir is recopnized aa one of the most forceful and dynamic speakers on business subject? in the country and he ha delivered the "headline" talks at many of the createst sales

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lU-fides Mr. Weir, the club will hear Charles H. Morath. fiele secretary for the Associated Advt r:isinp Clubs of the world. Elton Crepeau. th" well known baritone will sinp. Dinner will be served at 6 "0. Members who have not already sent their reservations are urped to do no at once, calling II. It. Paxton. secretary of the club, at the limport-Mac-Donald Co., J. M. S.. bldp.. Main 716. Ono of the $2."0 per minute speakers at the convention of the Advertising" Clubs last June in Indianapolis, who will address the first meetinp of the Advertising' Club of South Bend. Friday evening".

rolip .ir.d sheriffs in a!! parts of! Norhern Indiana are scouring the country for two bandits who shot f and s riously wounded Bert Brad- ; ly. town r.nrshal of IiP.nz. at 6:30; o'clock Thürs lay morr.ir..? when he! attempted to apprehend the banditfj. j The two men drlvinp a closed car j at a high rate of speed came to La- r

r.z from Plymouth where they robhed the Fiox clothing store of K'O suits and 40 overcoats. Tho town marshal was notified of the robbery and made an attempt to stop the speedinp automobile, but the bandits met the. commands of the orflcer with a volley of shots from their automatics. Th- marshal's injuries while serious will not prove fatal, according to the physician who dressed the wounds. Notify Ircal Poller. South Bend police wer notified of the shootir.p affray and with automobiles and motorcycles scoured the country as far south as Lakeville. but could find no trace of the bandits. Sheriff Duck and :i party of deputies are sfill scouring the country in the hope of finding the men. When the robbery was first reported it was believed to be the work of the. same men who entered a west side clothing store and took puits and other miscellaneous articles, but an Investigation of the affair proves that the work could not have been done by professionals

since the staples to the door were pulled from the inside. FIRST CIVIL CASE IS DIVORCE DECREE

Have You Used "Adore Me" With An Odor Tone of Its Own?

Have You Lunched at the Tea Room the Home of Home Cooking?

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Blanche Foster was granted a divorce Wednesday from Andrew Foster in the first ivil case completed by the circuit court at the. September session. Andrew Foster separated from Blanche Foster the latter part of 1919 and was ordered by the circuit court to pay her $10 weekly for support but he disappeared and on Jan. 20 of this year was declared to be in contempt of court. His whereabouts are unknown but the divorce decree was entered against him. Circuit Judge Walter Funk ordered the court to adjourn Thursday morning until Friday morning.

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should not fail to attend Beitner's Fall Opening Sale It offers them a real opportunity to purchase opportunity to purchase quality footwear at a saving. At least come in and inspect the new fall fashions.

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Store opens 8:30 A. M. Closes 5:30 P. M. Saturdays 9:30 P. M. Clothes Do Not Make The Woman But They Make Impressions

Blouses

SUITS of Youthful Grace and Charm Lovely model of navy tricotine with box effect, ornamented with narrow tucks and embroidery on back and front. A narrow belt also identifies this suit. Price $50.00. Burgundy velour is very attractively used in a suit with a fitted coat, the skirt of which is full rippled. This model has the sash belt and vested front with button trim. The collar and pockets are of Bay Seal. Price $75.00. A suit of Zanzibar duvette de laine is very pleasingly modeled with a pannel back. The narrow belt is used and the suit is finished with buckles, buttons and self stitching. The coat has a choker collar. The skirt is plaited in back to match the coat. Price $85.00. Good showing of Suits from $45.00 to $69.50.

Hats in uncommon expressions of the mode A smart new line of pattern hats in black and colors have lately come in. They are proper in every detail and are very pleasingly priced at .$10.00 to $25.00.

Most Inviting in Their Exquisite Daintiness Elegantly soft and silky georgette blouses in flesh, white and suit shades, stout sizes 41 to 53, prices $10.00 to 25.00. Smooth, sheery satin waists in navy and black, stout sizes 41 to 53, price $10.00. Hosiery for the Chic Touch to the Fall Wardrobe For every day, Radmore Lisle Hose is good in black, white or colors with meek seam, at 89c. Iron Clad Lisle Hose wears well and also looks neat. Wide top, mock seam hose in black, white and gray for 75c. For dress we have the Radmore Silk Hose with lisle heel and toe. The top is elastic hemmed, at $2.00 Gloves that reveal the latest dictates of style

Ladies French Kid and Lamb Skin Gloves in tan, brown, gray, taupe, beaver, black and white. These are two clasp and self or contrasting color stitching, $2.89, $3.50. $3.75, $4.00 and $4.25. Perrins Cape Gloves, pique sewn, one clasp and a strap wrist in brown, beaver and gray, $4.50. $4.95. $6.00 and $7.50. Children's Gloves and Mittens in a large variety from 59c to $2.25 a pair.

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Specialization In Investments

This is an age of specialization. Our Investment Department is in constant contact with financial conditions and has special facilities for securing accurate information regarding specific securities. This information we gladly place at the service of investors in the South Bend territory, to whom it has a value beyond measure. Then too, our cumulative experience and thorough organization constitute an additional safeguard for investors. We are not interested in speculation, either for ourselves or for our clients. We are solely concerned with SAFE investments and are conscious of responsibility in submitting offerings to investment patrons. Perhaps we can serve you to your particular advantage. We'll try. Bond Department ' SL Joseph Loan and Trust Company Safe Investment Service

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Why wait for cold weather? To our well established reputation this store is first in the field to öfter Overcoats as low as $5.00. That is true. They are slightly worn, but there are home that you could not tell they have been worn. Come and look them over. Th ev are a big saving to you. One lot of Raincoats at $5.00. Leather Coats $1 5. Mackinaw Coats as low as $3.00. Work Trousers at $2.50. Odd Coats, small size. $ 1 .00 and up, and some extra sizes up to 46. Shoes $1.00 a pair. Work Shirts in blue $1.00. SLAVIN 222 W. Washington Ave, One block out o f the hich rent district.

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South Bend, Indiana 6 School Bonds Dated September 15, 1920. Due September 15, 1925. Interest payable September 15, each year. Assessed valuation $126,039.930. Total indebtedness $1,441 ,000. Population 70,983.

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Exempt from all state, local and federal income taxes. Legal approval of Matson, Kane & Ross. Fletcher American Company Indianaoolis South Bend Office 402-03 J. M. S. BIdg. Phone Main 1731

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