South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 272, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1920 — Page 2

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AFRAID OF WIFE

Husband IWIanv- p o u e Throw Furniture ;t Him ant- Ditnrrr.

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Th rr:An who lenv for serie in ; the navy from ?out h 1 1 end thi wr, .; are: faul O. Krnipor.s and Maun H. Foley, both of wh"m viU t:.New Tort, H. I., and Lüg?ne W. ! i Jarinik. i Th- followir.s c!e:rr.rs are fit-, tine out for an I"urr-rnn t r-;!: Williamson, S:urt- .m Kami.-. Ken ben Jor.f? Childs, ar.d MarFar-

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W. M. Danner rf the Y. M. C. A. will leave for Indl.irannlU Tnesl.iv

.-vra mec.iar.;on who jtu attend the two day conference of

t!(.j-.f y 1 in au:orr.ot'iIi factor-' central -rretaries of all Indian l V. j land. Ex-vervire mn of all ratin;;

in n tf-it. Mi'-h . are out of ern- ;. r.;- rit. th- reu'.t of genera I our-

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v. - ,? ?. r:r.v ' .' fcr a trip to il.iro;,-. Al,--. ' r ,i i and ir.hurnm treatrr.. :i. Ht:trhs ? flo-hfii has -i.'-d ii:'.;'is for divorrc. h? a .';!'' ;ir r ;;.!. d- of (r( rhild.

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t. htdt k houses idlt in fjoshen

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;!!:. ie- and has .uhmitted purarid rental prop -it ions to tho l.otari.'i':.. Tho rr.aintcr.anrf prob-lr-:, will be referred to the Chamber of C'or.mif rce and the public -en-orally. For two years various pro1. rts for i h ys club have been :.ut"d here. None was yuoce.--fu!.

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to., me ill --'i oall Mor.eis while rid-

on . New York Cr-r-tra! train

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,. m.ad- that u, m'r.: to her and j ' n;erly rf Gf .h a. s-,!d the irrt .-:.-! her that he wished sh- vo-j'bl ' ' ' laz-tf-. a v k!v ticvaprr, ave him. She r i;: that he hiito ('l'Td. T.iv'.or of M' ntne. Mr. nr r.rriv'df T f.-r w -r ir.. .un c. ., i-e- ! T.i ior ha taken r,.ns.-f..ien. Mr.

'2f,' as .-i'.imo- v and a :vnrc fr.m ' 1 o'rnrr puicna.-eu ire pap

:m f tt!np married t r't. Patrf.'k's il'-iy !n f.vldrnt! didn't apree

vith Nora and Ch.ir'f Lrr.- for! . h.rl.s say, tht ,h. abandon- j PL AX STUDY OF FOOT

'a am oesrt-n n:m. : r i a ten rav ' ; want? a dlvore- frrn her.

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IAD MOUTH DISEASE

Many Sec Johnson

LHNnON. Sept. I'T. Kxhaustia

Motor II heel I irniC study oi too, and mouth disease, are

to b' eondujtod. it is announced by

The John o Motor Vhcl -ace

the mini-trv of acrieulturc

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at Huds-.n "lke on Niri.iv brought ; ,,f,arri o'.okte warships tittrd Uj. as

it a hi fi'ld of riders tor the I "aiiri- laboratories

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The experiments are to be earried

.-nioyrd th- p.m-os. and "he dinner :l yv lo onMai .i n y r'Mx u which was ervrd at the r I Mativ i tho disease sprr.idins from tho ex

perimental station. The in-estimators will ineiudo s'veral l;s!i:,f;uished foreipn scientists and th- rose. -reh may last for years. The necessity of stampinpr out Iii disease, it is tiffudallv pointed out.

Fr-:r. Srnitii ; 1S imperative, n im'ianu is to mainro::dc. I biiri h r larre cattle exports.

of thoj-p attet.dir.i: th-- d iyr' outin-j rod out on their ovn wher-is. Winners, of th--1 d.ii': r nt events are n s foV,'j. Quarter mllo !ou- rare; yt r.av.

River I'aik. won: llo-, p.ott-. S'-iu'tn

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Tvlve raile ra' " K M.I'.h, S'ov; The Wst!ninster 'av:etto is fr.mki'.f i.d. v. ..r,. K. .,,k!ii t.eh-v. Sn'ithtbv --.keptj-.-al a'out the si hcnic. "It

M. C. A's. ene joint Fe-ion will bare needed, held with the .-Lnte comniissioners

and a special conference will be held on Sept. 2'. Mr. Paniur is chairman of the sate employed officers croap and resmor.slhlo for the prorata throughout the year. Hardy J. Htebir.5 of Mishawika

SlM'n.Mj SHOWING M NAM7. OF MTW ITV I'NING (iOWNS. T)fm:k ihisi:s. i..cir. t nuiNsiis. We ieceied new dre.-ses from New York all on sale Tuesdav

j' lned the Int al Y. M. staff an od.ee at special low prices. See window seerebary Monday. Mir. Stebbins' d.splav.

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Beacon Blankets at 15 Discount During September

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Domestic Event Muslins. Sheetings and Outing Flanneb at Reduced Prices Until Saturday, October 2nd

rc;u interest in tn unrK mak s him a valuable addition to the local staff. Frank Marsh, who has hvn servlnp a.s othce heeretary, has been promoted to the house and dormitory secretaryship, kft v.irant when C. '. I-ane returned to Chio?o to fin-

T1IE FLLS WORTH STORP. 1921-2S Advt.

S.nie wives, who are just hepjn- , r.int; to et acquainted with their husbands, these days, are shocked ' to discover that a. lot of the little

faihires they attributed to John Par-

i-h his post praduate work at the leycorp, continue to flourish nuitc ! n: rj ttion college. as well on ao.ua pura.

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SilkTaffetaRibbons at a Reduction No. 1 width at 7c a yard up to No. 200 width at 75c a yard; also 50 odd pieces of ribbon at Vz price, 5c to $1.25

pecial Offer on Hartman Wardrobe Trunks

Owing to a late advantageous purchase, we are able to offer the regular size Hartman Wardrobe Trunk. built with black fibre cover, raised cushion top over garment section, upholstered in brown silk velour, with special Hartman lock and draw bolts, and has locking device over drawers, with cretonne lined, removable shoe box and sliding clothing hangers, for $59.00.

Old Ase Deferred

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Humbir. Time. i::..v j Nonn:: At,oth-r road r.T . for .l..hr.s-m j Th- i i lv H.'s'ks will i;ive a card Motor Wh -1 rid' r- . r; ; ( i ; : . , -r r!- Tli ir-lay eve ning at Paifltf r tb,- n-ar ! 'i:.;r, A ; I ri-iers ..fjl.ali. .S pt. ?v, S: Co p. m. sharp, in. .tor w no - w h;: th.'.' 1 9 L' 0 -1' ? Adt r;;:.e of mo:-.-. ,;; b. "-', ,-ibb'j to i:ip-" T. P. i ! ;:.ii, wi 1 l,.- in I Ma da -iet trie lipbt buib.- at .hirue ,f rh- ;.r: am. .-:): r:. j PIu' P.'.rd shop. 1 J 2 N. Main. 9tTMf

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The Simplex is very simple.

Operated by electricity and

vances in linhteninxf bouse- heated by as, gasoline or

bold tasks for women of to- electricity. Just a touch of day. Such comfort is possible the hands sets it m motion With the ÄrO Which Lnt.nl Tvnnwhl . ,i !, , control. It you wish to save irons beautifully, rapidly and aundr. büls c-isily! It decs all of your besides the health and family ironing in an hour, strength of the woman who Everything except the few irons invest in a Simplex pieces with ruiTlt s or gathers. Ironcr. American. Ironing Machine Cctppeny, Cbicngo

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Business men who must speed up the works and make business ;j boom during these days after the war must recognize the neees- 'J sity of keeping fit. When mind is befogged, when you have dull ij headaehf-3 or feel logy, when not "up to snuff," keep the bowels l free with a mild laxative. In the morning take a tepid sponge bath ij (cold water may be used if it does not chill), follow with a brisk nib : LJ down; a sufficient "setting up'' exercise in good air until J'OU are in Jl a warm glow. Have you tried it lately? j j Don't let the poisons accumulate in the intestines either, but try j a dose of castor oil the first thing on arising, or a pleasant laxative i ji occasionally, such as one made up of May-apple, aloin and jalap, rolled . ij into a tiny sugar-coated pill, and sold in every drug store as Dr. ijj Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Then a cup of hot water before breakfast, ill

and you'll feel better than a king! If you continue in life thus, you ft Pin raia n T.ifn Tniironro nvnniinotinn of civlir fd

If you wish to prevent old age coming cn too soon, or if you want ' to increase your chances for a long life, you should drink plenty of j soft (rain) or distilled water daily between meals. Then procure at the j drug store Dr. Pierce's Anuric (anti-uric-acid). This "Anuric" drives i the uric acid out and relieves backache and rheumatism, as well as j kidney trouble. Anuric dissolves uric acid. Try it noicl

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THROUGH PULLMAN CAR SERVICE TO DETROIT Beginning Oct. 15

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Sec the Simple4!; demonstrated by: Eiectrir Equipment Co., 123 N. Main St. Electric Service Co., 113-117 W. Colfax Ave.

2n TOTCftnfnl in Ckkxl djyvuranrr There'll be no misunderstanding about your next suit purchase if you'll remember that Kuppenheimer Good Clothes are the unquestioned standard of value. remember that this is the store where you can get them. remember that they are a service we are proud to offer you. They are a I 4-karat investment in satisfaction and economy, also good appearance. See our wonderful showing of new fall clothes now. $40 and up

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Service for Soitl Bead

If you have ever attempted to leave South Bend with the expectation of arriving in Detroit the following morning, you know the difficulties you have encountered. It has been an impossibility to make this trip comfortably, that is, getting a good night s rest and arriving in Detroit fresh and fit for the dav's business. The officials of the New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois Railroad believe that in announcing through Pullman car service from Detroit to South Bend they are rendering a real service to the traveling public. Beginning on the night of October I 5th and every night thereafter, a solid steel Pullman sleeping car will be placed at the N. J. I. ck I. terminal, l 508 West Division St., ready for occupancy at 9 P. M. This car will leave at I A. M., arriving in Detroit the same morning at 7:50 A. M.

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Instead of the present way of spending a sleepless night in order to make all of the necessary train connections, those traveling from South Bend to Detroit can now get a full night's rest and arrive in Detroit before the day's business opens. With this large, modern sleeping car, passengers are assured of a comfortable lower berth every time they ride n this new train. While the car will be ready at 9 P. M. each evening, passengers may retire at any time before the train leaves, permitting them to spend the entire evening in the city. Leaving Detroit, sleeper leave. Wabash 1'on ne-t Input at 11:13 P. M. cadi nipiit. reaching oar Hr?:i:nal '- South He-r.d. Ir.rl:;;r.a at 5:.;0 A. M. thf for.owirv; im'riiint;. I'a3entjers can remain in the -leep.-r up to 7; v.' A. !L

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Why Be Sick? A srrat deal of sickness in Iif is ur.nt-oersary and avoidable. Thousmd. rf hours that .are spent in sick bed3 ahotild r.evrr havo haprned. Carolebsnos.s Is one of the principal reasons for so much Our Drue linrs are complete and we f.ll prf scripticr.s accurately ar.d promptly. We are in good shape to give you th" r.edd attention in all medicines to avoid a winter of tickness. Central Drug Store Comer MiclUan and Was-hliisrion St.

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Send the Children's Shoes to Be Repaired

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We tokft particular pains with school children's shoes because we know that healthy, active youngsters need footwear of strength and durability. And our children will look spick-and-span when the shoes that were worn at heel, toe and uppers come back so well repaired as to look like new. Our prices are the lowest and we have a habit of making delivery exactly when we promise to.

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FREE CANDY FOR THE CHILDREN! Every boy or girl bringing shoes here to be repaired will be given a package of candy free

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Salesladies for Our Cloak and Suit and Millinery Departments Good Salary Apply at Once

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