South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 316, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 November 1920 — Page 2

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3ILMER clashes WITH POLICE ON LI0UÖR BONDS

Probable Secretary to Pres't-Elect Harding

SLICK FAILS TO APPEAR III COURT

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H-r.ry Davpnport wa. arr,ult,,'l h--n arraU;:i 1 i:i tl: - :-u?-ri'r 'u:rt V-.Ir.-si!ny rnfirr.ln;: n a rorr.plaint nf hL 'livr r-a"l wlf.-. :.I,-tul I);tv. n;r rt, uIlcgir.K that hfiiad fail"l to mal.f p.tyi-v r.t., a? ti r-l yy that n urt. for th- Mip1 -rt nf th'ir s - fn-yt ar-;-M dau'hDavenport wa.s '1 Svorr'l frf in h: 'ir.n vif-, Muu!c. In July. 1017. whil was Horlar:' in Mifhlan. .inrl h- "'tHl that hf hi'l r-riv-.l r;"

rdt-r fron th court. II. his j:ir. , j, irtr:u nt. The rhotograph shows Mr. and Mrs. Child, with their maxrl'il and told Judi-r Funk that , -hi!.lr n. Anno, two and a half years old, and baby Constance, ix l:r- rouJd not affr.rd to ay -ven ; month1. thr -t dollar? a w k fcr thr sup-

iiort cr the rhiiti r-ut oir.-re-i to ha" hi.1 mother car" for h"r. Th) jUtlfre told ravenji rt th i' hf wowd h.tv to n.aiia fm v.av to pay the v(ikly allntmcnta fcr his child' j support.

A charming proup of the family of Richard Washburn Child, noted writer .and lawyer, who has been mentioned as the possible secretary to Pr s t- i. rt Hardin. Mr. Child is a graduate of Harvard in the cla59 of '03, and during the ar nerved as a correspondent with the Russian am y. When the United State entered the war he became assdstant to Frank Vanderlip in the War Savinps department of the treasury de-

Cassirlv Krle-ae? Mm Arrestvi Tuesday lien City Attorney is Absent. All arrets made Tuiay r.izht for violation f? city ordir.ir.c5 w r hir.dlcd by the "K.tr.rarco" court in charge r,f At. Chief of I'olicv Cassldy. No ai!:davi;s wre on f:le in city court Wedr.es. '.ay morning for the violation of any city or!inances and the city attorney failed to appear.

McIIenry .ecomb. W. Jeff erson ft., charged with d fraudir.i?

a boardin? house v.i'l bo arraigned

In city court Saturday morninir. The

youth who is IS years cf ago is charged with taking three meal

tickets valued at J 1 5. Ellis Lorimcr. SHI E. Third Ft.. Mishawaka, charged with vehicle taking will be arraigned in city court Thursday morninp. The case of ijinpr a fraudulent check against Karl Rorc-r. TOG N. Sixth ?t., wh dismissed. Resie Tenrson. 315 W. South St..

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TirrnsDAV, vov. n. The astra". forces are r.ot disposed to be frier. i'.y on this day, despite the textile ff Lur.a to Saturn, which rromi.ns ' futur- .cu'.st4ntia: pood fortur.1. I'-r the day. however, it may te advis ble t- avoid or defer a'i'. moves of an important nature, pestp' nir.c; chances (jr jourr.eys until propitious influences duniinit All wcitirtrs. j-apcrs. publications, contracts and documents should be i.and'ed with the utmost care, and tho trndTicy tü quick speech and ra.sh ikads should be held in check, lest it lead to litigation. In dorm-s-tic. soci.il and aff actional matters there may be disappoiritme:it3 or strained relations. Those whose Lirth.'iay it is should attend well to busir.es, avoiding changes or journeys of importance, and sign all papers cautiously. A child born on this day may tend to be unsettled and restless in its business, as well as in its affectinnal fairn. Exercise moderation.

NEGLECT STREET

REPAIR WORKi;

lr.fT to rr.urf ac the treet hetwrn St. Jf ?oph :. ar. 1 Lafayette b'.wl Thi beinp one of the oldest pay

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Board of Work? Blames Property Owners for Present Conditions.

With the payment of miscellaneous 1 ills amounting to approximately $?,00"' by the city controller Wednesday afternoon the board cf wcrks ha completed payment cf strfet repair work since last July. At present, however, the board member admit that many stru ts are in a deplorable state for lark of repairing. This conditicn on streets is said to be due in rart to the fact that th street car company is unable to pay for its share o the repair work, according to a member of the board of works and further that property owners are unwilling to pay for resurfacing at the rrescnt time. John DeHaven, member of the b"ard. explained that cne instance of where property owners are unwilling to pay for resurfacing ishown on Wajne st. At present the White Construction Co. are prcpar-

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str-ir.ce ry the property owners ; reented this artion. When attention was railrd to th-

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Haven sairl "It shows someone has b- n a;- p on tbe job," but explained that th" rrp'ur werk was hampered by the property owners

OPE IUULK CLASS THURSDAY MIGHT

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nicht the Junior Ru'-'iness bey intet at o e,dock for dmnr. which there will be a Rible rils'-ussion. On this (ipenir..;

"lad" Co'soi, win ppeak. The Juni -r boys will me. ..tur day at no or.. Cvery menihtr :s ex pt-cted to I ring his own lurc h.

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V.OMAN TAKI1S OATH. bONI0. Nov. ?. Mrs. FJorem-e Framwe!i F.ooth. wife r.f Hon Framwell F.ooth of the Salvation army, ha.s taken oatli an :t justice- of thpeace for London.

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SMALLPOX SPREADS RAPIDLY IN CITY

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its though that was hy Health iSoanl fleets to L.oml)at ; Disease With Vaccination

and Quarantine.

Glcno and Nick, Jr. The lives at 2614 Kenwood av.

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With an epidemic of smallpox t -.reatening South Fend, members of the board of public health met Wednesday morning for the pur-

se cf taking some means to check

e.t- spreaa or tne aiscaw.

While members of the board said the situation was becoming serious da.- to the carelessness of patients m l p ople exposed to the disease If proper measures were taken at once .-n epidemic can be prevented. The board is recommending vaccination and Immediate quarantine of all cases to prevent the spread

the malady.

At fhe present time it is paid that the cases found by the health board investigators have never been reported to the department. Pr. F. (I. Freyermuth. secretary of the board said Wednesday afternoon that several arrests will be made unless people and doctors of

OPEN KVENINGS. E. V. Steinhart, South Uend company, dealers In Carlllaca, Mulburn Kleetrics and Dodge Brothers motor car, 213 S. Lafayette gt. 9411-13

RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE

Concentrated Heat Penetrates Right Down to I'aln Spot IJrinps I läse at Once.

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in i th city are more prompt in enforc

in . 'n.r t!ie rua rantine 'measures. e- I At the present time there are 4

ho'ro-s und r 'piarnntine sn ttie city ir..! of this numher 20 are eiuarin ti -d for Mttiallpox. Vo!r,( sday morning s-ix new cases wie reported to the health depart-

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Hheumatism. lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, aching joints. When you are suffering o you can hardly get around Just try "Red Pepper Rub" and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has stich concentrated heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three- minutes, It warms the sore snot through and through. Frees

j the blood circulation, breaks up the I congestion and pain is gone.

Howies Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any drug 8tore. Oct a. Jar at once. Almost instant relief awaite you. Use it for colds in chest. No matter what you have used for pain or conJeytion. don't fail to try Red Pepper

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Why Pay More

Pillsburv's Best Flour, 24i lbs $1.69 Gold Medal Flour, 1-8 barrel $1.69 Karo Syrup, 10 pound pail 72c Yuban Coffee, per pound 45c Nutro, tall can 8c; small 4c Tomatoes, No. 2 size can 9c Corn, good quality, No. 2 can 10c Campbell's Baked Beans, can 12c Rice, per pound 10c Quaker Oats, per package 12c Beechnut Mustard, glass I2y2c

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ANSWER "Here with a new membership in the American Red Cross" during the fourth annual Roll Call November I I to 25.

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Store Opens 8:30 CI oses 5 :30

OMPAXY

Open Saturday Till 9:30

-AMERICAN RED

CROSS MERMERSHIPS Annual Membership .. fl.OfContributing Mf:ii!'rship $5.nr Sustaining MemJ.ership Jio.eo Life .Memherhip .... J' t. rt Patron Membership. $100. ca

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The Most Extensive Showing of YARD GOODS We have ever had

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During the Anniversary Sale we are making many extraordinary offers.

Woolens All Wool Serge 36 inch $2.00 quality for $1.59. Storm Serge 54 inch $2.50 quality for $1.95. Tricotine 45 inch $2.50 quality for $1.95. All Wool French Serge 42 inch $3.00 quality for $2.25. All Wool Man Serge 54 inch $5.00 quality for $3.98. Silvertone Coating 54 inch $5.00 quality for $3.39. Silversheen Coating 54 inch $6.50 quality for $4.98. Heathertone Coating 54 inch $6.50 quality for $4.98. Polo Coating 54 inch $6.00 quality tor $4.95. Rough Sport Coating 54 inch $9.00 FIufTtex Coating 54 inch $10.50 quality for $8.95.

Wash Goods

Romper Cloth 32 inch; was 5'Jc, now 35c. Zephyr Ginghams 32 inch; f.5 now 4 So. Cotton Plaids 2S inch; was 50c, now 31c. Cotton Sere 30 inch; was 50c, now 39c. Kimono Flannelettes, 36 inch; was C5c, now 4Dc. Mixed Plaids 3 r inch; was $1.00, now 75c. Ma dr! es Shirting 32 inch; was $1.00, now 59c. Jap IS:lk Shirting 3G inch; was $1.50, nod 95c. Paja:v.a Checks 3G inch: was 45c. now 35c. Cheeked Dimities 30 inch; was 45c, now 20c. I.op- Cloth 3C inch; was 45c, now 30c. White Madras 36 inch; was 43c, now 25c. Rurtoas Irish Poplin 27 inch; was 83c. now f,ro. Heavy White Poplin 35 inch; was 89c, now 5 Sr. White Skirting 30 inch; was 51.00, now 50c; Kimono Crepes 32 inch: ras 6f4o, now 45c. Kmbroicb-red Voiles 3 0 inch; was $1.2 5, now G fir. Curtain Swiss was $1.00, now 30c.

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Handsome Coats for Winter Cloth Coats You are just beginning to think of Winter anel we are offering you, right now, at the start of the Season these exceptional Coats of Bolivia, Vel our, Chamoistyn. Duvet and many other splendid materials at very reasonable prices. $25.00 to $125.00. Plush Coats Never, since we have been in business, have we been able to put into any Sale such handsome Plush Coats as these. In fact we have never been able to offer such high quality garments as these Salt's Guaranteed Plushes at uch low prices. $29.75 to $59.50. Fur Coats

Silk;

Black Satin 35 inh J3.oo epnlity for SI. 3 5. Rlack Duchess Sitin 35 in. $4.50 quility. $3. 3. Heay Rlack Satin 3 5 in. .'h.ui'i quality. $4.')!). Satin Mess-iline- 35 inch $2.75 quality for Taffeta CT inch 52.75 ejuallty tor- II5. Satin Charme use 40 inch $4.50 quality for $3.30

Crepe M.?eor 40 inch $3.75 quality for $2.5!. Crepe cl Chine all td!k $2.50 quality for J 1 .3 0. Satin Lining all colors ?L50 q i tlity for $1.35. Silk Ponce 3J inch $1.00 a yard. Silk T'op'.in 36 inch $1.50 quality for $1.00. Duvetyne 40 Inch $10.50 qualify for $vf5.

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Have your home comfortably furnished for Thanksgiving. 1 0?c discount on all furniture. When the company comes on Thanksgiving: Day surprise thm with a new Dining Room Set. Wo have practically any design and wood ycu d'ire. You have a choice cf Oak, Walnut and Mahogany in Queen Anne. William and Mar,', etc. Tables r-n?e in price from $32.50 to $ 140.00 Ks 10 during the Anniversary Sale and Chairs arc $0 50 to $30.00 less 10 ro durir.s: the Anniversary Sale. Thero are peveral Special Discounts on other Furniture also. Overstuffed Davenport. Ro( ker and Chair, reduced from S5c0 to $335. Mahogany Car.e- Rack Davenport. Rocker and Chair, reduced from $4? 7 to $33 5. Four-piece Mahogany Redroom Suite, reduced from $4 50 to $327.

Muslins and Sheetings The prices at which we are offering this merchandise are lower than they have been in the past three years. 36 inch Good Bleached Muslin I 0c and 15c Lonsdale Bleached Muslin 20c Standard Bleached Sheeting 2 J, 4 yard Wear well Sheeting 59c 2 yard Pcquot Sheeting 69c Pillow Tubing 42 inch Pequot Tubing 55c 45 inch Pequot Tubing 65c

Ribbons

In Fur Co its we have made a general reduction of 1 5 '

prices. This discount means a great deal to you because rir;ht now is when you want a Fur Coat. You drjn't have to wait until the Season is over before the best of Coats arc marked down. Th ere are two Specials of more than 1 5 ( discount. 36 inch Hudson Seal Coats $375.00. 36 inch Sealine Coats $150.00. Beautiful Winter Dresses The Dresses which are being sold in our Anniversary S are not a lot of old stock that we arc trying to get rid of. They are all fine garments in charming styles and made of beautiful quality fabrics. In fact, in some cas'-s, the value of the materials is more than the price of the Dross. There are Serges, Tricotines, Satir.s. Taffetas. Trirolrfte Mignonettes and Jerseys now on sal" at h 3.00 to 650.00. Winter Suits of Stvlc

The rvyles of the?" new Winttr .-' ::'- sides they u r- made of the 1 s. falr'.: and many cf th.-m are fur tnmm d v : Oppos--u:n and Silver Reav r. Thv are marked at L'u'e Di.seounu J5 :'-r to "The sjuil-s that are not fur trimm.; ..re 20r'c.

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Taney Rroeadcs for Camisoles, Sashes and Hair Rows. Were $1.25 and $1.7 5. Now 7 5c. TaiK-tries for Raes and Vcstir.rs. Were $2.50 and $4.00. Now $2.2 5. Taffetas for Vestings and Raifs.

Were $1.75 and $:

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Neckwear Crepe do Chin" and Mescaline Winder Tio all colors. stripes and dots value s to "''c fcr 25c. All 5C'c Ties for 4 5c. ( edlar and Collar and Ci:ff Sts in Lace, Orbi"10 anfi Net. Some va.ues a.s h:gh a $1.50 for 25c.

Muff Beds Why r.c: make a beautiful Muff cut cf that old fur cf yours? AllD'jwn Red Black and Brown Satin '.:r.!r.r ribhen handier $2.1. e;coi Red Black and Brcwn Satin linir-.t: Sat;n frill at end. Mu:! rir.K' $1.5. Plain Red Satin lining 75c.

Curtain Nets and Mulls 48x50 inch fine Filet Nets in small figures Si. I 9 a yard. 36 inch Marquisette 39c a yard. 36 inch Dotted Muslins 49c a yard. 50 inch Portier Cloth in Blue. Green and Rose $2.75 a yard. All of these materials are very fine and well made. The prices are very low. as you will note, each item being a big saving to you. Here is an opportunity to beautify ycur home at a very low cost. The Anniversary Sale continues the rest of this week but do not delay in making a selection because in some materials the quantities are becoming limited. Fancy Goods Royal Society Celestial Floas 7c. Royal Society Crochet Cotton 15c. Stamped Pillow Cases $1.50. Children's Dresses all ready made and stamped ready to work. Bsautiful Batiste. Mercerized Poplin. Boil Proof Charnbray. These ars all package goods, Royal Society mostly and are at just half price.

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