South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 322, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 November 1920 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEVS-T1MES uxdxfkday morninc novhm nnt i:, iu.mi.

ONLY A MAN JS

B Juanita Hamel

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POSSESSOR OF RUM

! PRETTY DAKCES TO FEATURE M,LRY AXK

SENTENCED TO JAIL

! Ik'iuUful dances will te one of ; the attractive f :tturs of the mv:si-

OSCpIl Lzipany rleadS Gllllty fcnl comedy Springtime- now b

and SlOO.is Af5o.s?C(1 by Court.

UST a nan a plain, inolTcnsive man. So lon any man to the ONLY man. Ah, then, to her he'll as he's onlv a man. not THE man. he doesn't become all the world and oh. so big! But to you

J look very bi nor very important to the girl hs and me he will still be "only a man." A study in

feLunda beside. But -wait until ha chances from iu3t r?iativc sues? es also in relationship.

SEND BIG TURKEY TO PRES'T WILSON

FOR THANKSGIVING I -V

FOUR COiSVICTS FAIL IX JAIL DELIVERY

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I Tour convicts, who attempted an fs-

rom thf stato prison hro, ark under lock and key to

day because of the forethought of

authorities. The four men unlocked everv door

Joseph Czicany, charped with the unlawful jioc-s-sion of liquor, plea vied guilty when arraigned before Jude Gilmer Tuesday morning and wm fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 30 days In th county Jail. He was taken to the Jail shortly alter noon Tuesday to start his sentence. James Trumble, 213 Bridge .st., charged with defrauding a boarding house, will be arraigned In city court Nov. IS. Ellis Brewer, a Warsaw farmer, was fined $3 and cost.s when he pleaded guilty to a char?o of Intoxication. Si'jve Hodoi. charged with the unlawful possesion of liquor, will be r.rraitrned in city court Saturday morning. Geori Johnson, ncTro, charged with burglary, will be arraigned Thursday morning. Paul Sinke, charged with the unlawful possession of liquor for sale, will be arraigned Saturday morning.

A X NO UN CI :s EXAMINATION. Postmaster John Hunter has announced a civil service examination to be held for the position of clerkcarrier at the postotfice bldg. Dec. 11. Those desiring to take the examination may secure application blanks from the civil service secretary at the money order window at the postolflce.

lag rehearsed by the members c f the

cast, composed of members of the Mary Ann club of the Stuclebaker corporation. Rehearsals an- progressing so successfully that the production is expected to possess at the tim of its presentation all the earmarks of a professional performance. Particularly interesting wiM be a group of dances by eight members of the cast In costume. Costumes will follow the fashion of the period of 1S30 when the quaint hoop fkirt in daring color was in vogue. The dancers will be. Miss Louise Ilertle. Miss Carrol Hager, Miss Inda Gilbert, Miss Helen Wright, Miss Henrietta Meilstrup, Miss Alice Kristenson, Mies Ethel Kncller and Miss Theo Borden.

COP WIKS BATTLE OF . WITS WITH DESPERADO

By Unit.'d Presa: OOKN1NO. X. Y.. Nov. IK. TZntering; a house here to arret Yen Gore. desperado. Police Chief Charles Hanmcr was "covered by the bandit. Then the chief and the desperado fdayed a game of wits. When three hours had passed and Gore was still awaiting a favorable opportunity for escape his vigilance relaxed for an Instant and he glanced aside. In stantly Hanmer pounced upon him, seized him by the throat and choked him into unconsciousness. When Gore woko up ho was behind the bars.

RUSSIAN REFUGEE OF THE STEPPE.

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ing to join in the break, the quartet attacked a guard and took his rifle from him. Advancing to the first frrT thov cVinf t Vi a rii I rjl tViirn nn

vtiicutvA ti'i iiiu vuai e i i vi vk inprison yard. Py climbing into a coal ear on a steep incline and releasing it they hoped the momentum would drive It through the prison gate. Hut prison authorities had taken the precaution to lock the car to the tracks. One of the convicts was wounded

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DIPHTHERIA CAUSES CLOSING OF CABARET

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(Timo. Texas. Nov. 10. Prest'on one tier of cells 20 in all with V.üsiTi will t-at Cucro turkev Ir ; a kev thev had inado from a bras.

bis Thanksgiving day dinner. j bar. The other convicts refus- when he joined in the surrender. A big bronze turkey, the most i iinrgeous of the Cuero turkey crop. :

I'.ns been sent to the president at

wasninion. i ii" f irii s eooj w an niO'leifd after the- white house. The largest turkey of the 7. "00 uhk-h paraded down Main st. at the

Cuero turkev trot, the annual show i

of King Turk before his luad is cut ; off was the one chosen for Prs't V " l

I'f s t- b-et Harding has already t at'-n his Cuero turkey, aoonliiv: o r port.-; from Point Is.il. 1. Th.-t.'.rk-'y was too Iirg to be rarri 1 U New Orleans and on the boat to I '. 1 1 : i !i i.i for a Tha n 0'i invr day (iinni. r. it was said.

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Children's Aprons 49c and up Ladies Aprons. .49c and up Children's Dresses 69c and up Ladies' Dresses.. 9Sc and up Ridenourvs Factory Sale

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Shoes of Higher Quality

Fashionable women who desire the perfect fit and graceful lines that are found only in high-grade footwear will be greatly impressed with the styles we are showing. Distinctive individual styles, pretty and charming with long slender lines, high and low heels in a wide variety of lasts and patterns are included in a shipment just received from Selby Shoe Co., makers of "Style Shoes of Quality." Fineness of materials, excellence of workmanship and up-to-date style make this brand of footwear the choice of particular women. Remember 10 percent reduction on all Men's, Women's, Boys' and Children's Shoes, Oxfords. Satin or Felt Slippers in our store.

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THE "BULL DOG" is a bit stockier in the handle; sturdy and businesslike. Triple silver plated. 24 Shaving Edges (12 dou-bte-edged Blades). Genuine Leather Cftee. $5.00. Gold plated, $6.00.

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THE ARISTOCRAT lives up to its name. Handsome French Ivory Case and Blade Boxes. Triple silver plated razor. 24 She vin g Ed ges ( 1 2 do u blo-edged Bla dee). mosi distinctive style. $6,00. Gold plated, $7.00.

THE COMDfNATION SETj known as No. 00, is: Gillette Razor, Shavinp Brush. Shaving Soap and 24 Shaving Edges (12 double-edged Blades). All compactly contained in a handsome Ger.vine 'Leather Cese. Ruor triple silver plated. $7.50.

Any man will know that you are really thoughtful of him that you want the gift you present him to represent you worthily when he receives a Gillette Razor for Christmas. The styles described and illustrated here will help you in finding the one right Gillette for him. Take this page with you to the store and ask to see the Gillette you know he will like.

As a thoushtjut. inexpensive remembrance, tuy him a packet or tuo of useful GILLETTE BLADES.

No Stropping- No Honing

THE STANDARD SET. The original Gillette set, Model No. m60, ns pictured, with Triple Silver Plated Rarer. 24 ShavingEdge3(12douMe-edCcrfi?ace). Genuine Leather Case. $5.00. Geld plated, $6.0f

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SET No. 501 is Hut and compact, 7ith it silver plated rhetal case embossed with Basket pattern in high relief. R.Tzer end 24 Shavinz Edgts (12 douUc-cdi-d Blades). As illustrated. $5.00. A favorite set with men who travel. Gold plated, $5.00.

THE 3IG FELLOW is the r.? Gi'.Itttat rr.oitl so rr.uch desired by so many men. Longer hrndie, heavier head. Razor tnpls Silver p!ated. 24 Shaving Edes (12 doublr-edüed Ulades). Gum-woo J cajc. $5. CO. Gold plated, $$.C3.

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