South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 November 1920 — Page 5
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A merican Institutions .Lauded by Dr. Ng Cheio
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Iatii.' D.imv frt)fn 2 until U Thar. k"gs vir. afternoon a Cfntir: uou dane will le giv n in the Tap'-siry room of the Hotel Oliver. Mezzanine floor. Thi. i oniething entirely new and those desiring to d.ir.o continuously will have thH pportunity a there will t.e two or
chestras furnishing the music. The ;
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militarise nation, a fj-rmnny in "Ih ' -c r I"rj?on
A-.a." Ir. illustration of th" c-n- , raj poIiir-- .f .lap.'in Dr. Chew told i f th.e '-Shantung grah." I'reecdlng the h-eture a croup of ;
vo. al I ti'!is was i ii l.y .Jam s ''over, .-ifronipanlcil hy Mrs. J 'over.
APPROPRIATE .$15,000 TO CITY RECREATIONAL I) EPA RTMEPsT EXPENSE
Approximately J I.V.""". v.-as voted to th rity reereitlonal department hy th- eity r rrational roniniittf" at its meeting Friday' night. This amount was asked for in the budget submitted by Col. C. Seymour Hullo-!;, r r-ational lirertor. to Jinan work of th" rornlng year. Varational schools next year will forre the recreational department to work on a 12-month basis instead of a nir.e-iiionth brwds as in the past. The amount allowed will be used to hire teachers, caretakers and fday leaders; also to buy supplies and pay for other JnrbA.-ntals necessary to the work.
MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS
Take n Tnl)Ie-MMnfiil of Salts If ;
Hack Hurts or Hladdcr HotlM-rs.
MOSS TO ADDRESS THREE
MEETINGS OF FARMERS",
FEDERATION1 THIS WEEK
Three meetings of the State Farmers' federation are scheduled for the week at whleh addresses and programs will constitute th- entertainment. The meetings will be at the Dixon school in I't nn twp., on Monday night at N o'clo'-k; at (Jlearners hall in Center twp., on Tuesday night, and at Woodman hall at Lydick oi Wednesday nhjht. II. I... Mojs of th State Farmers federation will address all of the meetings on the subject of "The Solution of the Farmers Marketing Problems." Moving pictures will also he included on the? program.
We arr a nation of meat eaters and our blood is filled with uric acid, .says a well-known authority, who warns us to Je constantly on gur.rd against kidney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free the blood of this irritating acid, but become weak from overwork; they get sluggish: the eliminative tissues clog and thus the waste is retained in the Mood to poison the entire system. When your kidneys ache and feel like lump.s of lead, and you have stinging pains in the back or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the Madder is irritahle, oMiging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take, a tablespoonf ul in a. glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a few flays your kidneys will act tin-. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidney., to neutralize the icids in urine so it is no longer a source of irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and tannot injure; makes a delightful ef-fer-scent lithia-water drink, and nobody can make :i mistake hy taking a little occasionally to keep the kidnevs clean and active. Adv.
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... 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline I 12,500 miles to the set of tires Süfo slower yearly depreciation ', (Kaiional Averages)
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RUNABOUT New Trice 12400 OU Price 1050 F. O. B. Sytacuae
4-PASS. ROADSTER New price 5:500 Old Price $3103 F. O. 8. Syracuse
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RUNABOUT (Convertible) New Price $2750 Old Price 53300 F. O. B. Syracut
BROUGHAM New Price 53500 Old Price 54300 F. O. B. Syncuit
TOURING CAR New Price I26C0 Old Price 5HC0 F. O B. Syricuie
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SEDAN New Trice 53600 OM Price 4J50 F. O. B. Syrcue
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What the Franklin Gives Its Owners Besides Economy Comfort that rough roads cannot destroy. Control that does not require strength. Tire reliability that saves worry and expense. Safety that docs not depend upon expertness. Freedom from cooling troubles winter and summer. Ability to cover longest distance in a day. All the result cf Franklin Light Weight Flexible Construction Direct Air Cooling , ,
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Home of Quality Furniture
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A Anniversary Sale
The Greatest Furniture Selling Event Ever Offered South Bend People
20 Di
On Every Article in Our Store Except
Phonographs 10 off, Stoves 5 off and RUGS 33b off
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Every article bears Original Price Ticket. Be your own salesman if you like. Simply deduct 20. And you do not need the cash to benefit by the Sale Price. Your credit is always good at Sailor's.
5Co Additional Discount for Cash
33V3 Off Rugs! Rugs! Rugs! 33A Off Hundreds of Beautiful Rugs Being Sacrificed. This is Truly a Sensational Sale. Be Sure and Look Here Before You Buy
A Beautiful $29.85 Brüssel (j g QQ
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An Elegant High Pile $74.85 Axminster Rug, 9x1 2 ...
Fine Royal Wilton Rug, Ql Qi $137.85 values, 9x12 pV l.OX
Japanese Grass Rug, $1 6.50 value, 9x1 2
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Remember this Sale is not limited to a few Selected Rugs. But YOUR CHOICE from South
Bends' Largest Stock.
Buy Your Living Room Suite Now and Save 20
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Beautiful 3 Piece living Room Suite, upholsterer! in Mulberry Velour.
mahogany and cane frame. Worth $200. Regular price $ 1 39. Sale price
Elegant 2 Piece Living Room Suite, deep upholstering, spring arms, loose cushions. Regular price $408.00. $326 40
A New Dining Room Suite for Thanksgiving Buy Now and Save 20
Beautiful Colonial Suite, Buffet, Table and six Ch airs. Regular price $1 24.00. Anniversary Sale Price
$99.20
Period Suite, American Walnut Buffet, Table and six CtQR A fl Chairs. Regular price $358.00. Anniversary Sale Price . . . 4CODU
Why Do Most Manufacturers Attempt to Copy Buck's
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Why do most dealers try to sell you a Stove "Just as good as Buck's?" Of course there is a good reason Buck's have been the original HOT BLAST since 1886, combining all the original and improved patents for burning soot and smoke. BUY A BUCK'S and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you own America's Best Stove.
We also have the well known Fremont Stoves.
A Full Size Coal Range, beautifully nickel trimmed; high warming closet; for coal or wood A Large Combination Range for coal, wood or gas; warming closet and gas oven . . . Heating Stoves for soft coal or wood. Nice large stove . . ....... . . .
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5Tc OFF ON ALL StOVES AND RANGES CASH OR CREDIT
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YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN AS PART PAYMENT ON A NEW ONE
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