South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 283, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 October 1920 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MRS. PLUMMER TO BE FIRST SPEAKER Progro- ;iul to Hold Mr-tin:: Satunlav at Unit Koom-.

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LEGION PROMOTES MARINE CONCERT

MARRIED QUARTER CEXTURY. WIFE GETS DIVORCE FROM MATE

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Two Concert at Coliseum on Nov. 3 Arranged by Ex- Soldier.

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I'r.d r the auspices at South lirMi post No. 30, the American legion, and as a feature- of the membership drhe which will be launched ct. lä in St. Josej h county, the United States tnarir.e band will be

I brought to iouth Hend on Nov. ?.

for two concerts at the coliseum. The l.'nlted States marino band, composed of 50 artists, and under the leadership of ('apt. William II. Stantelmann. n dyed-in-the-wool Devil Dos marine, is known the world over is "the president's own." This organization comes to South Bend on a tour which is the trm in five years, and which lasts but 6 0 days. In order to make this tour it was necessary to set the permission of Sec'y Daniels of the navy department, fund of Pre't Wilson. The two concerts here have been arranged by tho American IRion in ord."r to stape a popular priced afternoon event for the school children. It is the aim of the South Bend post to acquaint th younger American citizen with the great work which is planned by the American Lesion. Committees in charge of arrangements will be announced within a few days. Seats will be on sale at the Oliver box office.

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vas lio.sles.-i to ;!) I:iv. r Park ir -

iep i,d'llt r.l) l iiU'-'ll aftei nuo'i. J-"o!lov. ir4 th- luin ss.-.ion plati -w inail- fr a thv'.t-r t-arty -it 11 r.jM-iini Thursda'-. ' c 11.

',Th- 'iftM - r- m t-r "la i'M-i wi'.a "verai inlereatii.c 'uuU.-. lavor,vere awrdij t Mrs. W. S. Ilnul.. iMrs. l-'rcd SbnJo. lr-. k'twrnu l hklp.s and Mr0. 1 " r.i n k t . rr. Mrs l.!i.a I'i . klnu of Misinwak i fjind Mrs. Tnttel of SvMitn (1mm1 -a -i itse.sts of th luo. A two cuiir-" jluncbfon wa ser-d. T'm :m-.M MK- tiin.s will be lield Thürs,! :-, !. J) Lit th" horn of Mr--. Harry Wi-idbl-c-il-r. 21:; W. Kir.: . Mi!tw.ik,t. , ' Kiiit ir.embf.rs 't Um: Jolly !ial cluli xv. re -r!tertaii";e.l Thurslay 'ft(torrU"Mi by Mrs Al- Molar. l- r. X . ..Adam M. Durlnsr tha- busin es,FM"n it w.tä vote.i to rhani?'1 iIm

iriClln day fmin Thursday to mm--tl'ty. Instrumental ar:d - oral lu i-i' utip features nf th -ai-!al hour. A

fiwo course .luncheon av. is Ferw.l b 1h hoste. The r,r n.etin v.i'! hid Tuesday. t 1. at the ihomo rf Mrs. Heniy Hrnni. . .Johnson st. Mr.-. W. H. 15 -rt. h. Green lawn a v.. rva.- ho5tess To the Ideal Kmluvid rr!u1 Thtir.vdiy nfternoon. A sliort business s;-!on was h"bl and 1 1 1

remainip.a: thn' w;; spent ;Tor-ial!y

vith needlework. A two course

jluncheon wa? .-rved Ti,-? next nM"tiincr will be hviti Tiiursday, ot. 11, "with Mrs. Ida I'Myma". A meeting -f th,- .lolly Girls wa-3 fheld Thursday 'vcniüz at the rMir,of Mi- (Viva ("a-p'r. S. S vvi'li st. .Ten niemb'-rs wtro ;----c..n: ,-.,1 th" t-nio wns sp,'!'.; with nii;-ir. ano--1 ,.1(1.1 contest I.:iiMho"U uns s. rved. 'The nöxt nifotirc v ii! ho held in two Veks with .Mis. Viv. : Sickmun, S. Thirtee.Hh st. The tea-ai--rf of tli- Kiv.-r Tark is- honl erJo d -i ii'n ' aiol -toik lr'ast s'ipp-r n I I'otta u a ton. ; p.iri: fThursda Mninc. Miss .le-io I'.imm was lio.f to

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REALTY COMPAiSY CAPITALIZES AT $55,000

HI u k 1-iff Trlin This IYo k of ICrtsO'Colorctl Silk. II V WM-riTi: HHADSIIAW.

oiwns and wraps for evening are . ha 1 . t iaz-d .y 'ieat ri hness of ,i atrrial. TIm- mo.-t sumptuous fab- :. s are u: 1. l,tvih -ml roidc ri' .-ilk. beads or laetalii- threads. ;a'o:i:s many of tb.eso iMre creatifi.s. Lares and furs a!.- aüd t( ti ir i'e.iuty. while brilliant colors an tVaturcd in m.anj of tli.j wondrrfu: modi's f-r i-vonint. tho left a very cl arniin;: and icid-dl- ytnithful-lookini; dress is iilu.-tratf'd. The fjuaint little bodice is drawn rather snugly about the tici.re. so that ldeasin-.; lijcht play on th- ros.- Mlk from which it is fashion d. The skirt is made of alternate

Vart-Coloml Silks Trim This Uri of I'lanic-O)lorel Velvet. J flounces of silk accordion-pleated

and black lace. This is extremely effective. A handsome sash of the pink srilk is attached at the back of the bodice and Is finished with long ends that rea h to the bottom of the skirt. Tho interesting wrap is originated in lustrous chiffon velvet. The color is rlame, for that Is one of the best liked for evening wear this season. Tho upper part and the short sleeves are richly embroidered with vari-folored silks. A magniflcant collar of pray fox and cuffs of the same fur enhance the loveliness of this superb evening wrap.

The Ktudebaker Healty Co.. capitalized at $55,000, riled articles of association at the county recorder's office Friday morning. The company will improve, plat, lease, mortgage, and well only the strip of land which was acquired last May by the incorporators from James M. Barrett and Charles C. Nelson and which adjoins the Vandalia. railroad. Five directors will be elected by the stockholders and the directors will in turn elect the orrlcers of the company. The incorporators und directors for the first year are James M. Uarrett, Marion A. Barrett. Stephen D. T?ond and Georgianna Bond, all of Fort Wayne; George M. Studebaker of South Bend, and Cnarles Nelson of Kansas City, Mo.

Mary L. Cop pens was divorced from August Coppns late Friday afternoon in the superior court atter she had testified that he had chased her with a revolver and threatened to kill h-r. She said that he had often struck, choked, and cursed her. They have lived together from the time of their marriage in November, 1 ? ö. until October, 131$. and have no minor children.

Commercial Secretary Quits Commerce Body Alex Jacobson, commercial secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for the past year, has tendered his resignation to take' effect Oct. 15 His successor has not been named, but applications for the place will h- taker, up within a short time by the local body. Mr. Jacobson came to South Beml from Janesville a year aico with F. J. Green to organize the commercial section of the Chamber of Commerce. It is expected that Mr. Jacobson will continue his work in p-ome other city.

TO SPKAK MONDAY. Col. C. Seymour Bullock, recreational director of the c:ty. will be the speaker at the noon-day luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Monday noon. His subject will be "Teaching the Public to Play."

Airaln First. Among the first to mart a reduction in ladies wear is the Oliver Style Shop. Prices are always reasonable there and now a saving of 10 per cent from the regular prices prevails for a limited time onlv. 3250-S

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It struck me on the chest." "And what is a base. cowardly egg?" asked a fresh your.g man "A base, cowardly egg." explained the statesman, "is one that hits you and runs."

. number of friends Thursdav eyenir..:. Music and cards featured the evening'. entertainment. A twa coirs- luncheon was served. Rev. A. L. Brandenburg of Morocco. Intl., the recently appointed pastor of the. Hiver Park Methodist 11 i.-'opal church, will arrive here Saturday and will preach his first .- rmnn Sunday morning at 10:40 o'( lock. Key. Brandenburg will be the suect of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Penrod. j:K Mi-hawaka av. until he locates at the parsonage, 1 7 S. Seventh st. Mrs. Lester. Seventh and Wall sts.. has returned from Chicago where sp... spent several weeks with her dauuhtr. Mrs. Foster. William Whitaker. Pifteenth st., who submitted to an operation for

St. Joseph's hospiSunday. is in a ser-

Michigan City. Intf.. this morning. James M. LeGatr-, S. Fifth St.. submitted to an operation for appendicitis at Epworth hospital yesterday evening. The operation was successful.

appendicitis at tal. Mi.-ha aka

iou condition. Mr. and Mrs. .1. this morning for where they will with their son. Ij. .1. L Markl in

C. Blaokman left! San Diese. Calif..! spend the winter H. Blackmail, returned from

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STATIONERY Letter Paper Reveals Personality CECELIAN PAPER Lavender, Green, Blue, Pink, Buff and White 75c a Box DRESDON LAWN All Shades with Gilt Edge $1.75 a Box

Bleached Muslins Greatly Reduced in Price 36 -inch Bleached, 1 9c 36 -men oort rinisn, 23c 36-inch Lonsdale, 29c 36-inch Hope, 26c

CURTAINS Your Window Curtains tell the world what sort of a housekeeper you are. Marquisettes and Nets $3.00 to $12.50 a pair RUFFLED CURTAINS Fancy iYlarquisettes, Dotted Swiss and Plain Voiles $4.50 to $8.50 a pair

TEA ROOM Chicken Dinner Saturday 5 to 7

Hartman Wardrobe Trunks Your wife or your daughter at college would appreciate a Hartman Wardrobe Trunk more than almost anything you cou id give her. $59.50 to $132.50

Furniture GATE LEG TABLES Mahogany or Walnut different sizes $25.00 to $75.00 SPINET DESKS Maho gany or Wal nut $35.00 to $77.50 BEAUTIFUL SUITES For the Bed Room, Dining Room or Living Room

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SHAVING CREAMS Williams, Johnson's, Mennen's, Melba Colgate's and Olivilo

HANDKERCHIEFS Men's Large Cambric Handkerchiefs 10c to 35c

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THE MEN'S STORE

Underwear UNION SUITS Medium fall weight, rib kint, closed crotch, long sleeves and legs ankle length $2.00

TWO PIECE SUITS Heavy Rib Cotton, extra good quality $3.00

Government 0. D. FLANNEL SHIRTS $5.00

All Wool SWEATERS Roll Coll ars an d V N ecks. Combination of all colors $10.00 to $15.00

HOSE All wool, rib kn t, in gray, brown and green heather $1.50 Cashmere Hose 50c and up

THE BOYS' SHOP

NOVELTY SUITS Reduced From $7.25 to $4.75 These suits will give good service. They come in brown and navy only.

SCHOOL SUITS Reduced from $12.75 to $8.50 Norfolks in Gray Mixtures. Oliv e r Twists in Blue Serge. Wool Middies. - 'A

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