South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1920 — Page 16

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THE SOUTH BEN nCTWS-TIMRI

Home Work Play

,77:- News-Times School Department Edited by Elisabeth Steele. The Boys' and Girls' Daily Messenger

School Study Sports

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School Yell. Ofrrr's your ri'-w or.o, rl.ipplr.tr har.rls in thla rhythm is as K'-M"l as a yell.) 1. : an.! i 1. 2 and 4 1. 2 and .1, 4. Quo (loud Itrprat thN thr -f tin1.?, gradually lncrcaHlr.K In hp-m!. r.uy your candlm dirrt from ovir ?ipw and e-nlargM factory. "Watch the papers f"r another titr .valo. TiU; PHILADELPHIA. 9302-17

Havir.eT Fuccrssf ully 5 t in acttivity th many scout troops of South P r.d Jo Taylor r.ow turns hin intrr:t to th trachrs. the purpose it is quoted, "to jriv. our Warner a h-ttf-r undr.s'andin of boys; to i-'!vf a practical rind pyrnpathc tic workinr: knowlr of what th scout 1m firing; and to create the H;hf-rt po.-sildo spirit of roopcra-ti-n bet ween the schools of h-'outh J' T.d and tho local council." The teachers1 course in Fcr.ut craft will oi-n Oct. 20 at th.- Chamber cf Commerce and will be a cours.- r;f practical and theoretical 5-c''it craft conducted by thi boy scout council. The lesions will f'ver wood craft, camp craft, fir5t aid and sitrnalli:n:, the history of fco utl.nii and thu organization of patrol. Tour lf-jsor.s, coverinpr one month, will comprio the course in instruction. The first lesson will be an informal pet-ncqualnted meeting and sc.ut franieK and the history of k.ie organization of patrols will be. taken up. Talk on signalling and th- semaphore will be given in the first cla and fir.'t aid will bo the subject of the second lesson. Instruction In scout craft

HI-SCHOOL MGHT GREAT SUCCESS AT Y.M.C.A FRIDAY

NATION OFFICIALS SEE GREAT DANGER

IN GOAL STRIKE

The Seniors were announced winr.rr: of the high school interlude cor.t st by, 4 3 S points over the .Sophomore class at th? annual HiSchool Nil? at the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening. The decision of the Jude s as to the point for the unr'trclassmcn are as follows: Juniors. CSV, Sophomore. 434 1-2, and Freshmen. 413. The festivities of th? evening w ri opi ned by the entrance of the Oreat Mogul and the Little Mo girl and th- :r attendants, in the grarb (t the : . ist. Richard Iavis and Jo.sehine Doran who were the monarch of the evening wre voted the most popular students In the school. School pongs preceded the (lass stunts. The Freshman fttunt was a precession of the Kates ratifying Woman's suffrage and was folb'w-ed by the Senior stunt which w.m .1 clever take-off of "Chu-'hln-choAv." 1'speclall- clever was the sng "I Love You So," from the play by Ixis Walters and Irvin Hurwich. The Soihomore stunt, thoutrh clever In itself, wa.s rather drawnotit. Perhaps th? most original of th stunts was that of the Junior class which was the last on th. program. The scene represented a graveyard with ghostly figures n'.teping beside the tombstones labeled "school pep.' After vain effort of all the classes to awaken pep. the spirit of the Junior class, Jean Smeade, arousd the slumbering figures. A society cake walk by the representatives of the classes, a banket

moving day race and race were special feaevening. The annual undressing contest of

the class presidents closed the contents of the evening. The Junior class president was the winer in tn contest, closely followed by the Senior class president.

will be the featuro of the third meeting and camp craft, in preparation of a hike to closo the lessons, will be taught in the fourth class, up to date 4 3 teachers have enrolled In the course and. at the hike closing the sa-son, all theory learned bv the teachers will be put In practice.

ball relay, a a kiddy kart tures of the dressing and

Yacnnt lot wanted. 12.1 J. M. S. Hlds:.

C. I. Guthrie, 9293 Advt.

British Walkout Will Cause IS'ation Wide Calamity, Leaders Say. T.y Tn'.tM Trfs: WAS HI NO TON". Oct. 16 The general strike of 1.000. 000 British coal miners unless brought to a quirk conclusion, will prove a world-wide economic calamity, in the opinion rf officials here today. The Industrial and even political consequences are likely to be- far reaching. F.uropc's need for roal before the strike began was so urgent that in Italy manufacturers were glad to pay from J 25 to $30 a ton for American coal which cost $10 at the docks in New York. France, pelgium, Holland and the Scandar.avian countries depend in great part on England for coal. Will Clos Factories. With Hritish coal exports embargoed the factories of F.urope will be forced to close, officials here said today. Millions of workers may bo thrown out of employment. Higher prices for food throughout Europe probably will be the flrt direct result of the Pritish strike, it was believed here. The strike also will have a deterrent effect on world distribution of food and manufactured commodities through the coal bunkering factor, it was pointed out. British coal is used to bunker ships of all nations in all parts of the world. Announcement. On Monday. Oct. ISth. we start, full force, the manufacture of Phil;1 0 lphia's high grade confections ;n our enlarged day-light factory. Watch papers for another big sal e. THE PHILADELPHIA. 0300-17

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HE Ris Company, since the inception of their business in vour citv. have made it a cardinal orincinle to take

on no line of merchandise until they had satisfied themselves fully that it was the best obtainable of its

xmd. Your endorsement of this principle has found expression in the growth, development and expan

sion of this business.

ONSISTENT with this practice, for two years and more we have refused to take on the sale of Pipeless heating systems. Hardly a month went by but what a foundry representative of one of these types of heating business of heating homes via the Pipeless furnace, business of heating hove, via, the Pipeless furnace.

During that period the nationally known Round Oak Pipeless heating system was sold right here in our city from the Round Oak offices on No. HVi South Main Street. There are hundreds of Round Oaks rendering unusual service throughout our city.

HEN the Beckwith Company, Dowagiac, Michigan, manufacturers of Round Oaks, decided to discontinue this office, they approached the Ries Company with regard to handling this exclusive sales agency and Mr. Ries made a trip of inspection to the factory examined the product through its stages of construction.

from the pig iron yard to the warehouse carefully investigated the merchandising co-operation satisfied himself not only that the product was the last word in service and satisfaction, but that the Round Oak guarantee would stand behind it permanently. Then he gave the "go ahead" signal. Within a few hours a very large shipment of this merchandise was on the way. It has arrived at the very period of year when hundreds of home owners in South Bend face the bleak, cold Winter with inefficient heating systemsmany of them with stoves.

HE Ries Company want them to know that the comfort, health and well-being of their family DEMANDS a modern heating system like the Round Oak that a genuine Round Oak Pipeless Heating system is obtainable at terms that will not materially interfere with their money plans that they are buying it at the

lowest possible investment that it adds to the value of their property more than the amount invested in its purchase.

HEN they have the comforting knowledge that when they contract for a Round Oak Pipeless H eating System, those who are near and dear to them will be safeguarded with regard to their comfort, not only this Winter, but for the next generation, we are sure they will endorse this adding of the Round Oak Heating Depart

ment by Tbe Ries Company.

E invite your thoughtful reading of the series of ads that will appear over our signature, merchandising these heating systems. We shall have with us, for the next ten days, two trained heating engineers direct from the Round Oak Engineering Department, who will gladly assist in the solving of your particular heating

problems. V. ill you permit us to serve you?

Wonderful Sale Coats All New and the Latest Creations. Another immense New York purchase brings to us, away under maker's cost, hundreds of smart New Winter Coats. There are women's, misses and junior coats of Bolivia, duvetyne, tinseltone, silvertip, broadcloth, kersey, crystal cloth, velours, novelties, etc. Fur, velvet or self trim with roll or large collars. Just the smart new chicken models of the tailored coat effects, in a great sale at 816.5$, $19.75, S25, 39.75

Extra Special Sale NewDresses Women's and Misses smart new models, embroidered, braid and plain tailored. Pretty Eaton models. Chicken models and Tailored style, in splendid quality of serge, that were made to retail so$25-.00: $14.95

GREAT MONDAY SALE Tubing, Outing Flannel. Gingham, Percales, Galata Cloth. Dress Goods, Lining. White Goods. Table Linen, Toweling, Towels, Table Napkins. Wash Cloths, Muslin. 2rr orr. 25 Off Regular Marked Prices

Children's Dresses

Children's Dresses, age 6 to 1 4 years, in J

fancy plaids, checks and solid colorv t Many styles. Up to CO A O I)

$5.00 dresses vC-iW

Outing Gowns

Women's Outing Flannel Night Gowns. j every quality; $2.50 kind. 4 ' Sale price 4 I .OO Outing Gowns jA

Misses' and Children's Outing Flannel I.J

Night Gowns, in large selection; $2.00 kind

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MONDAY'S SPECIALS Women's Night Gowns Women's Muslin Night Gowns. lace or

embroidery trimmed. $1.8' kind

Monday ( I ? Special Envelope Chemise

, Fine Envelope Chemise in nainsook, hand embroidered and lace trimmed; regu- jj lar mice $2.50 to $5.95. -f A OFF

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MONDAY SILK SALE

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS y4 OFF THESE PRICES

CHARMEUSE SATIN 40-inch Charmeuse Satin, black and

and all colors;

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SILK SATIN

$3.39

GEORGETTE CREPE 40-inch Georgette Crepe in black, white and colors; (? A JC Sale $ I mQß

CREPE DE CHINE

36-inch all Silk Satin, in black and all 40-inch Crepe de Chine, in black, white

csT:: . $2.59 IMPERIAL SATIN

36-inch Imperial Satin, in black and white

and all colors; Sale SILK SATIN

40-inch all Silk Satin, in navy blue and s:!r::. $2.59

$3.39

si?!?:: $1.39 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE 36-inch Black Peau de Soie, extra heavy; (Q A Q Sale I J3 IMPERIAL SATIN

36 -inch Imperial Satin, in black, white

and all colors; Sale

$2.9

MONDAY BLANKET SALE Hundreds of j'Hirs of Vo.l an.i Cotton U'.u:.'i;t in ry vi-ht and iolr. Old prl-. and Mi:,d.v you g t from rpular mark' pn-- - 25 off

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Guitar Offer Will Close Oct. 20th So if you want oik of tlwso lYoo iultars ou must fall fn !-fon-tliat dato. Over 75 South IVmuI r-oplo hat t.ikrn iu .1 nt.10 r this wonderful offrr undl irr nmv r'iin? on this 1 1 1 t rn m-nt. hkh pnnliHvs the nio-t fiiM-iiLiflns: rnu-lo iti ih rM. YOU CAN DO THE SAME Call ToIay and Ij arn to IMay Vour Ilr-t l'rx of Ch.iro. Open i:rnlns Until n p. 111. Hawaiian Music Studio

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People Have Confidence in our paints and varnish for aii household purposes, on account of its dependable durability and universal adaptability. Ou; paint will not cracK. on your mantel pieces from the hcut ot the fue. Give it a coat and be

convinced of its superior qual-

and fine finish. 0 El LEE Wall Paper, Paint, Glass Opposite V. f. C. A. 225 S. Main st.

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