South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 294, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 October 1920 — Page 16

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Home Work Play

!ih News-Times School Department Edited by Elisabeth Steele. 77; c Boys' and Girls' Daily Messenger

HUGH I WIT ES JEW TO GO tl TO HIDING Hugh H;;!y -a a .1 !. w m r jr. V.'t-'n. II: f i'hir r -:;'!; to t litt.- i'v T . : .; !...rc -f ti- J ! I T. .in-- l'. !-. Huer. I-Ui r.-l It.' 'i.i'i Ir-un th- .:.; t ;y life ;t i i t ; - :r ii- i i- ,'i t f ir.-. but ! f.r bog he b to it aft-r a j f.i.hb n. I He had i.-i '.r.ty a r.-l a b:g au om."1 lie. He had travi L I a :: ' .1. iP'l wa- a r.T"'- j n f r- l ,:, t.ilk-r. l.fi!. a h- w.;s ,r-.-v hat of nr. athlte. I'.y virtu- of th.-.- fat.-4 h--found hli.- If to . ,n a cla--! .f !js , ' '.v r, : n ' f s ' o r, . It i"-"1''' h.- j ir:d. fl.- it. J ii f'r.tr. -au th t i :.: k".-w t:.. ar it. i: r:-.::.'..- ! h r ; r.- ktn-w tilt' If hi FfiL-h w ho 1 v.i,:-1 ' !. A - -o :! .i-i I-.;,;.: mv. h'-r on ! I.- pop h, rv . al!--.!, 3 "'i'r !i.rr---. .T it:. I wor. !'-rir..: a:i dav if y i wo :'., for a !;! ri-!- v. :h jr.- to-iU'h! H.Jsli. Ml .7'' m hurr;-d in fr.r hfr r it. 'I'm X'Mn-' for rl-!.. with Hiil-!-. t(;i'!ov " I It was ri.-.ar;t to" h-.r thn b-w ! urn of th" i"W.-rf m! n:;;r,- ar.'l ti 't ll ..n , I7 .,r)l'M ..t. .. i iio -nr., on n-o thi-i-v tb.rv t, , - ,,i n,i i i ii'Ji.ii ':.!: ill. 'i'l.iibira;i in r-rif-.,l. If w is pb-;,art r -till to v.v.f a fl.--t "n ti ' ' ti l 1 . ' I . .'Ill ' I' 'Mil- I i i n:' o'it i,f p. rp'iin im nr. J m ''ii'i f-': 1 1 1 !r surp": '1 v-s fol- : --v;r!1.; 1;. r as s!..- p..!.. (,n in' Hnh'M ' inch of h- r lr:---d;- that w. rr om ar. Si:- fr.ioi.-i. it. ' ' "M- -ut -.... l.M..ir..T pretty, to-

: i-ht, J.an.'' , Hilf was only six years old ro It is Jr.') n's f.-I? Ibisl'.'s ami sllprdr'K' no wonder that her P cm wtre tired, a rofUi ,. r. Sh- kr; w -he o-.;.'h' tr. j t'-r sh-- 'iad.elimb.d half way up one p. -h if a", ay. b it si".' d;-!n't. It j of the Yorkshire hills. .m.;t.4! tr.o ni-r. p,,,!. ;-d . r j In "I'ilmini's rrnirrc-.--." w hich she Son.- tb.at. Oh. bow unirt.-r. -stint: i h.tj just finished read inc. it didn't J:,,s jt-ay anything about Christian's hcint, Later in lh e-r.jntr v h n h ! tire.l tlv first d.,y! "Ma . I'd l.-t-wa-.-fl ' ;o..,i -f.v"- r.. Jlnih fr-.Mi li-rjtrr ro horrif and ask Paddy hw i-or-b. ?-..- vis .:tf-l. Woaidn't tl..- ; jt t ik. s to .-t there before I : i rN :'.;. h. r ' !!'.::!. H-irb-v r tl!y i to on my piltrrimasrf sho said t k-d h-r. -f r ir;--- I;- d:d ! J-an ;n!o id.

.t . . r. coitr.iimit r-cisil" A litt!- bird - thr varr. .... tV,, ud tr.mcM up befort s i thit r.i- !a.-s of 'JO i-, niakini; sr i-f. tiou-1 pr. parat:o-m for an as-mb'v f.. i,.. s-ix.n t!o- l.tt.r part of Xov. m b.-r I lehn Scott is exertin-; hituself di-j I .-f tin-.; th" y'.'tlon of r. 's u !r. ( s ! ..::d thr two P. .tr. e.pjf r .n l S.i if. r. j are dein:; thf diplorr.aric work at. tin- sfcTeS. "If you have built ensiles in the a r. your Work need not r- lost. Tliat is w he re '.hfy f-ho-;! 1 p..t now Mit fo'inda ? ions und. r them." Thorr tu. &UV1, u u)5u

"Hurry Back" Goffee. ib. - 20g Salmon, tail, 1lb can. - - 16c KelSoggs Corn Flakes, pkg. 12c Rose Leaf Flour, 5ib. - - 33c

Javy Beans, Ghoice, lb. - - 8c

Hebe Mitt, tall can, 11c Snowdrift Shortening, lb. - 25c Purity Nut Butterine, lb. - 32c iVlazob Oil, pint Gan, - - 30c Dixie Bacon Squares, lb. - 20c Rose Leaf Flour, 24y2lbs. 1.65

! Grisco, per pound - - - 27c

Bond Ooffee, per pound - 36c Bovlene, per Gan - - - - 18c Chop Suey Sauce, bottle - 12c

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(Beware of Java Sugar) per lb.

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Early June Peas, can - 12X2C Fruited Wheat, per pkg - - 23c

Classic Soap, cake Lenox Soap, cake - - -Sunbrite Cleanser, can -

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School Yell. T'T 'i r; : ; i . 1 1 r of wfoks this p'-wm-! ; ; - r ha r ri printing school yells , rr l.i,- Tv,..u.. . t .,..-,., i ; f la-rr. hich j-chools all over t h .- oout;try. rho"!-i have food ry go.4d . .r.f s. others arf fxcl -I jr:l.v ir,.ir;. Ti:y xit only .-f.iuKi ,c- .r:zht t'oyv happer.fd U think j th hav- 1" n i-as. d down from ( to 1 1 sm until r.o er.' stops to thii-.k v. hither th-y arf any o... t ' j.ot. 'v' : 'ist that r-v . ry hic:h r-rh. ' r l . -..-ry bih sr-hool dass aj-ipoiiuj ! .;:-.!:.itt. e t" cn fv-r its rata! -true I t yflis and s.-f what improvements ' ran b- rr.adf. ! a variety. TiVre arf a. namr of diMtioft typf f ydlf if you ; onIv lof'k f'T . tlyni. Not all ! - d bf littlf for line jingles. (lirlliOfMl I)a.s of Fatuous Vmen. 1 CMA'.I 'ITH lil XTK. " h. bar, I'm so tir d. 1 wonder l, ... 1 ... , . U .. i ... I t . , how lor it to.rw ( hiistian to K t to , . . ... v. , . . , ., s,,'',,,:"1. "n a -'' . ÜXÜo Kirl jnjhhf.1 h-r tired 1ks and took offlin h'r x" fftt- a Not many children have read "I'll in i'm Proc-r-.-" ;it sr yonr.K an ac .-rini'M Proc-r-sM"- ;it so yoar.K an ace. . but harlotto I'.ror.tf was an unusual! hlM and spent most of hfr time r -ad int Thi.- is one r asnn why she could A I 1 I.. vvnie i.jmon. v..n"s anu looks w io r. shf Krr'1"' u'- U'v m,,st l"",k 1S "J:in" l-y-" OLD LADY RIDDLE When did P.uth treat P.oaz bally (Answer to yesterday's: Sunday is the strongest tlay rif the week, because all the rest are week-days-.) UUUÖÖ H ! I ia i uranu aiea 7y2c - 4c 4y2c per pkg. - zbc 7b" U

School Study Sports

iCWf ,17 TO S.lTE C.tM'CK'S LIFE training a h' scout and his inI t It ' t U I. r lVf II ill' lUr VI i X i T . t v Wade. 1; ymr old boy of Renfrew, a town near thi ity. tion. Freddie endeavored to pull a :jh't un towards him from the boti- iii en a cauoo wjirn a uuck suuueuj ly rose before him. The pun was lilifi charged and th full charge entered his right arm at the elbo With remarkable grit young Wade tore his hhirt to pieces and, re-memb-crir. his boy scout training flow nf blood. He bore the lonj; -jou-u-v to this city for hospital trf.itmnt with rare pluck. At the !h('.-pltal it was found necfSRiry to arnputatf the arm at the elbow. Hospital physicians declare that rrf.ldi.-'s firht aid training undoubt-t-dly yavel hi.s life, as othenvigo he vould hae hied to death on the lonff trip to th- city. scfVT m:avs. I'ivf trooo3 of ,-outs from the Ir.orthwfMt section of the city Ratherd in the Chamber of Commerce uymn.'i.Mum Monday evenlner, Oct IS. to takf part in the divisional meet, preceding the big1 rally which r-i n , , t ffinf,r nuri. q-itiird.iv Make a tor peeper parn, Miuru.iy .tiir rnori, n m. Commissioner W. M. Ellwood was cn;irRO' and hp p,,t 'th preat number of CO ern through contests and Trills which kept them busy from the time that they arrived until he commanded "lichts out" at 10 o'clock. In the pyramid contest No. 19 troop won first place with No. 14 as a close second. In the sicnallinpr thre tf.ims took part Nos. , 14 and 11. The semaphore method was used in the way thosf smuts flashed their mes-iij-across the length of the hall would havp rtlf.'isrd fvfn TI 111 Arm.tron. v-.. , , i .i,u v- u fo-cond. In the drillinpr contest each scout master or assistant had charge of his own troop. All the troop showed class in this event and (he Judges found it hard to pick the winner. Scout Master Kucspert led off with No. 3 and snapped them around the Iroom for a period of five minutes. :Nos. 14, 19, 22 and 11 followed in their turn and each presented a for midable battle front when they came into company front. In the drilling troop jo made lirst ?eore with No. 11 second, and No. 9 third. In the knot-tying all teams of eight were required to tie five knots simultaneously. No. 13 showed up more proficient than t- others, although No. ? was only . few points behind, winning second. No. 11 won third. Kowdyism among these boys has been laid on the shelf and forgotten, and among them there was the closest attention, active discipline and neat appearance. However they nt'ver failed to break Into a loud api lausp when some team came off winner. Yell leader flllbprt put the troops through the divisional yell, for a few times and the unison of action In the loosening of tha vocal organs would put the South- Bend hlsh among the back number class. Deputy Commissioner Maaloe with troop No. 1, 21 strong, were visitors during the evening. AT m'F.HLFK TWOS. .119 S. .miciih;v st. ron , vi:iNKsn.Y. S t ea k h Tend e r S t ea k s. Slrioin Steak 18c Hound Steak 20 Short Steak IS Ho Mins Conversation. When you read that some statesman tkinks he can nave the country by conversation you know it's a typographical error. VERNON'S have Dealt a Death Blow to High Prices. READ PAGE 14

Save on Your Smokes Inidana Hunting Licenses $1.00 TItlCIIS sriUKCT TO cuange. CIGAHETTi:S Camel. Lucky Strike, PlrJajonts, Sweet Caps. Hlu, bile Ileum, I. iff, ludi. Cliosterfielda. Kegulrir I'Dc fiie i'Jicai:. or enrtoa Cl 7C of 2-JO for V tO Fathnns. Omars, regular 2-"k size, 2.V packnse. or cart n or . f Zoo for V.W ebo. Sun ?!ilnej. W po.nfre. cr (artnn of C0 idR'arettes SCILVl AND SMOKING TOUACCOS All popu'.ir t.r.ind ef fmokl.. :md rbewinc tobnr-.ot:. Itcgtilar Pc ?ör. 12 $1.00 I'LL G TOUACCOS Ilor. ihoe. Star. C'liiaax and S;-.ar!.e!oi. tire spaces ti Qfi pound, for TKiAHS HV THK HO Abb Pol'l LAU bLlNHS MAL:i. .'!"'. '". $3.oo Ail So ilzc. box of gQ TIN HUMIDORS. One pound tin l'rlucv Albert. Tuxe lo nr.J Velvet. Kejular Cl $l.e0 cue, for Vl.OO One poiirel pla. .litQiJ. Pfline Altert. ltrfc-ultt l.T5 C"l 4n d'.zf, for ?l.tV SMOKINO TOIIACCO. Heular lTo tins rf Prince Albert. Tuxedo. Ve'.vct. oi-l Hnglisa. Luckr ..!a-..wr.7 $1.00 Kefdar tins of Sweet Tip and O'.d Colony, k for 2.V-. cr earton ef two ilorea for. "03 We irry complete Hne of Patent lelUin uod Sundrlr. EHGEL'S CUT RATE 401 Mi(Ulfia M. South IVend. Ind.

Winifred Hack Beauty That's

"i'retty is as pretty doc?.' funr.v th old-fashioned How saying looks. In print. It used not to sound funny to me. though. when my nld-fashier.e! aunt said it. I hated the very beginning of the sentence, not to say anything about the middle and the end. "Pretty is" she always begin, whenever she heard a lot of us girls ittlr.g together in the hammock on the side porch, talking about things in general. What long, lazy, happy forenoons they were thoso mornings on the side porch: "We lived in the hot country, and nobody took much Interest in anything f-om 12 o'clock until 4. Hut f.om 6 in the morning until 11 ah. tnen it was like drinking life out of a cool silver cup with a jade handle! To get up early and come out on the side porch fcr coffee and hot biscuits and comr. honey and the morning papers and the morning gossip! Pink house-drewf s and blue wrappers and little ruffled pettiskirts and wide-sleeved dressing jackets that was the regalia for the occasion. The vild cucumber vine festooned itself ovt-r the porch. "What is there sweeter In the world than the starlike sprays of wild cucumber, with the little green, prickly bulbs just beginning to form, and ytho leaver divided so carefully into threes like a sort of mystical parable among plants? Down below the wild cucumbers were the petunias, purple and white, splotched with blue, and a kind of dull magenta, Kwcet and sweet almost cloying sweet. In the maple tree, the robins! In the oak, the brown thrush! In the old apple tree at the foot of the garden, the bluebird! The sun shining" and the dew sparkling, and little Sister In the other room practising one-and-two and one-and-two and "The Maiden's Prayer" or "Warblirgs at Eve." Too Much About Ivxks. Somebody's littlo brother running past on the way to an early morning's start for a day's fishing plop, plop, his bare feet starting the dust in a little cloud! Over across an open meadow, the town celebrity doing the musical scale do, re, me, fa. sol! How clearly it all comes back! No wonder we like to sit on the

In Our Great October

I INTERURBAN PATJ

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Silks, Domestics, Blankets,

Pillow Cases Sheets Pillow Tubing Ginghams Percales Galatea Cloth

Women's Kid Gloves Here is an enormous sale of Women's Kid Gloves, in black, grey, tan or champagne; all sizes; the high price would be $2.75, Öl"! QC our cut price P I WW Women's Housedresses All our Women's Percale and Gingham Housedresses that sold up to CO Qf $4.00; cut price, sale J)lvlO

Women's Aprons Housedress Aprons, gingham or percale; light or dark colors; our regular G! 1 IE

$1.75 aprons, cut price ...

Women's Linen Handkerchiefs Pure Linen, Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in many styles; the high price would OKtf have been 30c to 50c; our cut price &vW

Women's Muslin Gowns

Lace or embroidery trim, $ 1 .89 kind, our cut price New Goods at Cut Prices

Writes About: Only Skin Deep

fide porch and talk about the World and his Wife! We never said anything particularly tad about any of them. There wasn't anything particularly bad lo say, so far as we knew and we wouldn't have said It if there were. I'm afraid we were not clever enough to be cynical and critical in those days, but we did tell each other who was pretty and who wasn't. Who had lovely eyes, and who had a s.veet mouth. Wno would be too perfectly lovely for anything If it weren't fcr the horrid way she did her hair and "couldn't somebody tell her of it why don't you. you know her best?" 'Thanks awfully, you do It yourself. She likes you " Then risrht in the mic.st of it. in would walk dear, old, rosy-chreked. silver-haired Aunt Lucy, in her fresh muslin and blue belt, with the rosettes on it, and "You talk too much about looks, girls," she'd say. "Do remember that beauty is on'iy skin deep and. after all, pretty is as pretty doe." We'd all giggle, then, and make funny little faces at each other, and say, "Yes. Aunt Lucy," and wait till she had gone, to begin all over again. But, after all. I wonder if Aunt Lucy wasn't right after a fashion? Doesn't the world stand in need of a good old Aunt Lucy to bring it back to common sense and commonsense ways, now, this minute? I saw a dream of a pirl in pink chiffon the other day, brown hair and brown eyes, with yellow lights in them like a topaz, and scarlet lips well, junt a triflo too scarlet, maybe! There was something bluish about her complexion; but. oh, thos-c delicate silk stockings and quaint little slippers, with heels like stepladders! She wag a darling- to look at. We've All Met The Kind. Hut when I found that she was paying for the chiffon dress SI down and Jl a week, and realized that it would be a. muwy raf? before she got it paid for, and that her clever brother had to leave school to make money enough to support her in Idleness somehow I could look right through the beauty and see behind It Just a silly, selfish creature. Do you knenv that girl has never looked pretty to me for a minute, since? Yesterday, I saw a tea party, at a hotel. woman it a and she was Blankets Comforters Silks Dress Goods Lining White Goods Table Linen IbIW all sizes; $1.00 S. W. Corner

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dressM and marcelled and manicured ar.d massaged within an inch of her life. Do you know she had never thought to manicure her expression? You wouldn't look at her without seeing, under all her finery, that she "ai an envious. discontented, i'.l -tempered woman. "Pretty is as pretty does." Aunt Lucy, vou weren't so very far wrong after all. (Copyright. 1320.)

AT IUTJILKTl DROS. 3t9 MICHIGAN ST. Toil WITDNHSDAY. Steaks Tcnd r Steaks. Sirloin Steak Hound Steak Short Steak . 9311 ISO 18 -:o. Mabel Hawkins Producer ot Distinctive Lingerie nnd Scientific Corseting. SS3 .T. M. S. Illdff. Main STC

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Safety and Worry

No matter how safe may be the private place in which you store your valuables, it must always be a cause of worry if it is entirely your own. Why should you worry? Use our Safe Deposit Vault and let us do the worrying. We carry Insurance on Liberty Bonds and on your Safety Deposit Box. Merchants National Bank of South Bend 229 South Michigan St.

aAt Brandon'sc Sale Events INTE3?URBAN DAY 1

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SALE

Linens, Velours

Toweling Towels Table Napkins Wash Cloths Muslin Sheeting

Women's Cotton Hose Women's black or brown Cotton Hose,

the high price would have been from 35c to 45c per pair, our cut price

Children's Cotton Hosiery Children's Rib Cotton Hose, black or brefwn, all

sizes; high price would have been 45c, our cut price

Women's Silk Hose Bl ack, brown or white, all sizes; high price would have been $ 1 .50, our (? 4 f( cut price . . v i iUU Women's Silk Hose Black, splendid quality, all sizes; the high price would have been $3.00, our (J 4 QfT cut price I ww Envelope Chemise Wo men's fine Nainsook Envelope Chemise, lace trim; $2.00 to $5.00 kind, at OFF

WATCH US GROWMichigan Street and

Cured His Rupture

I ia a-l!y HipturM uale lifting tr.:nk Fteral vc.irs aco. I orters eii-t my only hop of cure Tru! !!1 r.;p n d bold of pnii-ethin that p:iplfteiy cured me fir$ :m t-p.-riti'-n. Pinnlly I -l -kly and ov.i!:ST l.-fe'l and th rupture has never returned, ul thoiisti I a dMnr fcar i w rk a a eurpenter Tfcere wis no oper.it! t, r.o lot time, no trout. le. I hae n.-thin? ti pell, t-ut wl'.l piv full information fti-out !iow you may find a ronjjilet cure ltliout o'-eratlon, if you write to me, l!up-.-. M. Fullen. Carpenter, o Mar'-elh:s Avenu. Mir.anin.in, N. J. Petter c:t out this notice and ph'w it to any ethers who are ruptured you may give a lif. or at lenst top the m!ry of rupture ntid the worry and datier rf nn operation. Shave With Cuticura Soap The New, Way Without Mud Tomorrow I

Women's and Misses' Coats Smart new Cocts in Polo Cloth, Melton, Zebeline, Kersey, with large cape collars, pockets, belted end button trim, all the wanted wjnter shades, in fcbout fifte en models. The high price would have been $22.50, our cut i r"rt price . $ I OiOU

Women's and Misses' Dresses Beautiful new dresses, in velours, tricotine, men's wear serge, satin, tricolette and taffeta; embroidered braid trim, tailored models, draped models, tunic styles. Every conceivable new style. Tho high price would have been (SOI "7Z $39.75, our cut price Uil Ö

all sizes;

AI! Plush Coats and Fur Coats

25c 25c

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New Silk Waists Beautiful georgette, crepe de chine, tricolette, tubsilks, messaline, in shirt waists and over blouse style.

black, navy, white mense selection; up to our cut price sale About twenty-five

gandies; slightly mussed; up to $4.00 waists, cut price sale

Jefferson Blvd.

ri PREVENT

ySlSIdnOiTjiibles bu Daihj Use of Cuticura Make Cutirura Scap and Oir.tmer.l ycur every -day toiict preperaticms. Bathe with the Soap and hot watrr cn rising and rcürrr.z. t:s:r.g plrr.ty of Soap, brt sr;!:v'd with the hands. Smear any sifr. cf pimpJ, redoes cr roughness with thOintmext and let it remain five minutes before bathing. Finally djst cn a few grains cf the exquisitehy perfumed Cuticura Ti!ctzn, it takes the ptece of ethrr perlenes for the sian, Vf- S.p3b. Qwo..rltti . T -nro SHave You Piles? Then You llaie Somellilns to Ioarn. Thousands who have pi''5' hao not learned that rtuick and pc-nr.a: .- ent relief can only be aecon-, pli.-h I with internal medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount of tritmr:.: with " ointments and suppotitori'-.-i will remove the cause. Dad circulation causes pi!--. There is a complete stignatior. i blood in the lower bowel and i weakening of tho parts. Dr. J. Leonhardt wxs first to und the i-p . edy. His prescription is Hn.M-!vOI!'. a tablet medicine, taken intern i'.1:. that Is now sold by drugpists ge:'.. orally. Dr. Lfonhar.1t tr:-d it ; i 1,000 cas---s with tho marvel- .j record of tuccess in 9? per cer. . and then derided it kho-jM ho under a rigid money-back gun rat. -tee. Don't waste any mrr? time wj- i outside applicants. Get a prk.uef HEM-KOII) from Wettirk's Dr u r Store today. It has given safe hi I lasting relief to thousands of peo ple, and should do tho sam f you It seldom fails. Adv Try tVEJTS-TIMES Want Ah J 1 Thursday INTERURBAN DAY and all new Fall shades. Im $10.00, S5.50

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Wash Waists

styles in voiles batiste and or 51. 00 You'll Save Many Dollars at This Store i

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