South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 18

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rilREAT OF STRIKE

HANGS

OVER HOST

BERLIN CONCERNS r.'- J - p. rv rally

Report Million I "ncrnploycd, Manv in IVril of Mar-vnlinn.

nnurj:;, n.-. u. r.r.viuiiiy lncreallr r s f' c feed In Ir.in hav iu-'l a crv pr.-l.n;: Ir.rrf i" In t J: !:.. in ! r-f wer km en for h! 'h r :. r: 1 .-;.: :?. T t hethreat 'f f'rik- y. hr,? o r virtually ry : ."r,' '--i in !!'.' !ty. AIT!""!?11 -?p " l.C ' " .'""'" p-r'!." r.r r;irrt-'I uri'ir.pl y-d in JerT:"iar:y. tli- m.i -rit y r f !hn:i in r"d'jn i rlrr irr;-::t.rc.ts, ?jr.: " facing starvation. loi:r nni'.'-s airr 2. 4,1 SI wnrr.ci "wer f fki.' s rr.: ;'cyrar ;.t, accord I r i to fh labr.r rnird -try'M allrr.nt', ;ml It v.': a a ri n n vi n c d (j 0 , -(Or. f rr.'.i chr:;y v-'-djM be nut r f tvork r on -h' rt-t:ra . ?h" 1 ittor VeJr.ir unaM" to ar:i r.o'iph to s ipj or t the rnf! v .Vf-nrly every mur i"!; -diry In (!f r::nny 1 -r:i r i"d v illi the prob-

v.-cok; for man an.l wife and two hiidren hctwirn 7 and 14 year?. ni.irliH. Th'.-. price l;;ivo hovn ' pr.nkrtl incr :iy ir.ee 1 Vbruary ar ! it i.-i rxpoct. 1 ui'.l cr. time to rN- durlr.p the w;ni r.

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r-i (t at i revai'.ir.p prlre unless v. aro (:r( itly ;idvanced. In spite cf th-- w. I! fU rir., hops", th" meat i ; -1 I ' H r parted only half the arr.'.i;nt on hand during the same r ior. before the war.

m.n: r.iiin shop 12.1 V. MAIN ST. opr-n very evening- until Christna.'. I'hor;. praph records, 10-ln. druldo f ,or ; ran be played on any i.-.nchir..-: Jl.'m and $l.:r, values, your rhi.ioo ".Or: each 3 for $1.2i. 9567-tf.

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t!e-i. In an effort to fofs'all th'1 pprea.I of fril: und farth.r di-:-rontent. lV.rr-t Spniwl-s. Th rn--.t F.ho.M of isrlin nr T.-tH-.fjfkol v. i'li rdird.' cats and have lire P'.spplb-s" of Import- 1 hfo, oi!?, pickb'M and th-r vlar.d, hu?, ri5 -'.vintcr advan'H, prl-'f cnntlr.no to ro up and f.iV-H fill !T. V'lth ri'hlnu' y.ivft fr.m unmir wacrs. rorkrr.m aro faclr K' thrt problrm of xp'-r.diMirrs for ful for ho tt and warm clothes in addition to food ari'l tho fart that tho pny cf rniny f -1 ! I ?:iort of i:iftln tht-3" -;ioris has t nusf il u sprt-ad of unrest. Sporadic Ftriks nlrrady have oc

curred, not o'ily in I!or!in hut also j In th provirvrs and, v;;il- th' ro i

has bfn no nvldf-ncf that ;i Kt'-nral ftrik" H rroMbh, th- .''.tuafinn ! car.-injr R'att; and munirlpat i-'nvi-rr rr.cnts much concern. Proprietors of food Fhops pay pri?!i are higher than thy wr-r a yar apo rrhen r.cthiiK- was hf ir.rr Imported, hf-can?" a vigilant watch Is kept cm smturciinET and Import duties, r.ow belr.tr paid, aro nc;-"-.rily addd to th rrtail prlc of ommodl'J'-s. Ah n rt-.ilt th-y My fnly the ver' well-to-do and forkni3 arA aV.Io to buy imported h t u rfsr. Cn Seldom Affonl Mmt. Mat at 2? marks a pund. siti-Fajr-" at ?H to r?. nnd cTic.', TS, N still beyond tho nin:3 of th"' vrtiir workman. Moat merchant1 fay tho avrraso Onr.nn ran afford n'.-.Tt not nftm"V than on-'p a wok and h" m.1.: at buy cuts of poonst riin'ity. With wnsT' for ."killed workmen ranim,' from ZO to 4 0 marlts a lay. md for cr.n.Tiion labor at 2 " marks, tlio f.od cxp'-rts estimate tb- tninimmo ret of r xls'cno. in Hordn. For a Kb- man at 14", marl;s a week: for a man nnd wif- .If. marks a

NOTici: or iu:Mov.r. br.". r. If. Myor. Edar H. Myr .Hid A. D. Kuffiran have movrl t 127 Kafayottc boulevard. Tclephor." number Main 110. The phy-.-.Iriar; anrl dentists xray laboratory h.xs miv-d to thf same address. 1. k Frown, technician.

101: vi:i)Vi:si).v at ni'diuni IHUK 3 1 ft S. MICHIGAN" ST. Sirloin Steak 1.1c Short St-uk 1.1 9573-15.

AUTISTIC WKKATIIS. Fin st H bctlon in city. William? th- florist. l;:s Michigan st. Main TO. 95CS-20.

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HUNTER LEAKS UPON RIFLE, BULLET HITS JAW; WILL RECOVER

Dj rr.lt.! Press: G it AND HAPIDS, Mich.. Dee. 14. "While hunting north of here today, A. H. Newton, riperintendent of tho Wilmarth Show Cane Co. was Bcrious'y wounded when he k-aned on. hi! rifle. The weapon waa discharged while hi lfeft hand waa resting1 on the muzzle. The bullet partly cut off his left hand, shattered his Jaw, neprly eevered his tongue, and drove part of hla Jaw Into the back of his head. Newton walked half a mile to a waltlnpr automobile and rode 10 miles to a physician who amputated the har.d, reshaped his Jaw and stitched hla tongue together. Newton will live.

Society Plans Rally For Wednesday Night

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A rally of the Co-operative Society of America, a corporation orKajiized for the packing and distributing the products of the Ameri

can Rochdale Society Urand com- f pany, will be held Wf-dnday eve- ( nin? at 7:30 o'clock in the MMvIllr hall In this city, It was announced

last evening.

The organization, which was in- 1 troduced In South Fend several ' weeks ago. reports that at the pros-

cm. nine 11 äs inui c man ivu szores In operttlon and has over 83,000

members. Plans entertained for

building the organization in this city j

wm De annour.cei ana aiscussea at;

the meeting tomorrow night.

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THURSDAY and FRIDAY WILi

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Nine Initiated Into the Mystics of Elks Lodge Nine candidates were Initiated Into the Benevolent Protective Order of Klks at a ceremony held in -he Elks Temple on W. Colfax av. Monday evening. Tho newly made Klks were John A. S'weeney, A. A. Humphrev, A. P. Hunter, It. M. KreUhbaum. CJ. I Ilaffleau, J. S. Stratigas, 15. M. Jackson, Huffo Ilaustr and Ed. SzameckL.

Any part of 10-0 phonograph boxis for sale. KOc each. IJlue Bird Shop. 123 X. Main st. Ö5S9-23.

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upon facts plus experience. BEECHAM'S PILLS have been used for 60 years by people all over the globe.

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UM ION SHOE CO.

SOUTH BEND LADY SO NERVOUS SHE GOULD NOT SLEEP

Operation left her nerves on edge, bowels constipated and stomach weak. Claims Dreco ha3 restored her health.

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The Greatest Shoe Sale of M Times A sale in which you may purchase the most desirable styles in good, dependable shoes, oxfords and slippers for any member of the family. The Reductions Are From 25 to 50 Per Cent The savings justify the purchase of several pairs for these are real, genuine bargains as you will see upon making us a visit. Ja

Smart Boots for Women Many Remarkable Values $9.85 The prices on these styles were $15 and $16.50. The boots may be chosen in Tan Russia calfskin, Blue Buckskin or black kidskin with Louis or Cuban heels. There are boots for dress as well as for street wear. $6.85 $1 1 and $12 were the regular prices on these styles. White kidskin party slippers with Louis heels and hand turned soles; Grey, Field Mouse, Brown or Black Kid Boots, some with Military and Cuban heels, others with Louis heels, but all with welt soles.

$2.45

"Lnst fall I underwent an operation for hernia at a local hospital and It left mo t--r nervous I could pet no sleep." said Mrs. Claudir.o Billett, who resides at 211 N Main St.. South liend, Ind. "I took nnny xrvedicitu s in my efforts t" produce a natural sleep but my ees wer' propped open and I didn't even feci drowsy. "To add to my distress my stomnch was full of gas and I was s li.rry I felt like I was goir.g to fall, my bowels were constipati-d making it necessary to take strung niudlln. which helped to k- p my stomach upset. I was fearfully weak when I started t.ikb-. Prec o but after I had taken th- third nott: my nerves were tnmir. stomach in tit.e condition and bove4s moved a!!y. I !iok forward t u d time for It means a fall nUht of restful s'.eep and I m t up in the mornin.c full ot enertr andvi'V. I can't teil you how glad I urn that 1 heard about Dreco." Th well known Dreco expert has 1m ;:dr4u irt rs at th :i!r! Dru Stur.- and AmTi'i:i bnr; Stör.- to

inert the hval pu'-'lc aad t-xp'.ihi j the mr:t. tf thi-s i:re.;t t - r:i S e hin today. lr..,-, a , .nid 1:1 j

Mi-hawaka at the K, d C'r -.v l Kar

Shoes, the value of which range from $5 to $8. Placed on tables and racks for the convenience of busy shoppers. One may see shoes in many different styles. Practically all sizes are represented. Concerning Men's Shoes For Business, Dress or Work $8.85 The values we offer will prove our supremacy as the store for men. We want especially to call your attention to these many styles, all of which fit and wear splendidly. We sold them originally for $ 1 4, $ 1 5 and $16.

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Gift Suggestions For Women Cozy, comfortable house slippers. We show many different colors and designs at $1.89 and $2.29 Men enjoy wearing slippers after a hard day's work. They rest the feet and make cold floors seem warm. Leather Slippers $2.29 and $2.89 Felt Slippers $1.89 and $2.29 What child does not love a pair of new shoes? See the many beautiful styles we show for the little folks at $1.45, $1.85 and $2.45 These styles sold for $2.50, $3 and $5.50. Keep the feet of those little tots warm with felt slippers. You can do so for $1.39 and $1.89

Here Is Another Terrific Price Cutting Program For Thursday and Friday Combined WITH OUR GREAT

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"MECCANO" SETS AT LOWEST PRICES

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S.ile of Moerano Set at lo.s than

w nolesal? prie.

'Olli Tia.Tsday utd Tri lay. A .$1.09

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1 . .$2.00 lx .$5.00

3 . .$8.00 3x .59.00

$2 Dressed DOLLS

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One table full Of D r e 8 5 O d Dolls, worth $2 regular, neatly dres?ed, at .1 0.

REAL $3.50 LARGE KIDDY CARS

Kiddy Car nt ?2SV well i;:ad. and t til plro pool srrire at 2 'iO

2 BOXES OF 85c KERCHIEFS

X.'r. u Har.d-fwT'-hiefjj, worth ' r i z a 1 a r : m 3 in a bx ; .rv dal nt 2 hxei fr Jl.M.

$2.00 AND JEFF"

OOOhlS

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UP TO $7.50 SILK

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Sale f.f beautiful Silk I; 1 eu s e s : cho'-e fron nil p i p n I :i r mil i rs . m:iny ijiinirs ;it 5t

$4 Shaving SETS 800

Sil r,f Jhvir.c ts: wortl? 1 rüular: wLil f S i v In f nt '!l)V J;2.

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FLANNEL GOWNS FOR WOMEN

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Wornen flannel downs, rho1 so from nil TVHiited f.l.v. Ftrlpes only ,nt .51.

$2.00 DRESS APRONS SPECIAL

W o i i e n s Dress Apro:is. rboee from all wanted sizes. I r tr'i t h and dar's ;it

CHILDREN'S Sleepers WORTH $2.00

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riilldren Knit Sleepers, rlue fn'u all wan teil sii-- to ?, rears at 1 IN

WOMEN'S 50c HOSE 3 PAIRS

Worreri's fibr-j Silk 1I'S', al.-'o eot!":i li l' iu lda'k or

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TINKER TOYS 2 FOR

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MUSICAL ROLLERS SPECIAL

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Men's Initial Kerchiefs ( in Box

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MEN'S SILK Mufflers WORTH $2.00

Men's Cr.e S'ilk Mu tilers, in l'a k, v!dt. trrey. otv. Meli made, ;it l.l'l.

MEN'S PARIS GARTERS 3 BOXES

Famo'is Paris f.arters. in all colors. In-ftv Xmas bos. ::t -'5 for $1.".

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Use Cuticura Talcum To Powder and Pennine An idsal f.vc.f kir.. haby r.r.d (!u5t:r. fowdcr. Cjnvi.:.irr;t and tov.oiracd, i: takes the p-.ico tf divr prlurr.eo. A few t;rz:r. ju:!.c:c;:t. tkaipl. Ix) tiM V- l!kll . ' r'. "Ci.riUm: r.-1 S S r,l.. "t j e . t , .

8 black kid shoes with welt soles; broad or full

round toes in the blucher style or straight lasts in straight lace patterns. Also several good styles in Gun Metal or Brown calf.

$2.85 At this price we öfter a great many different styles for all kinds of wear. Gun Metal, lace and button, tan calf English, Outing bals for work. Boy's Shoes For School Wear "or for Dress $2.45, $3.45, $4.45 and $4.85 These shoes were selling for $3.50 to $8. Brown and black calfskin, English lasts or the broader toe shapes; high cut boots with buckles; in fact, every style that boys like. Remember every pair of shoes, oxford:; and slippers is on sale. Come prepared to buy several pairs.

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f I Sab of Hrown c Co. Toilet Wider; many , odors, at Sl.l.

$2.00 SUEDE GLOVES $1!00 Women's fine S ude dloves; cl.oose from all wanted hi 70s. at MEN'S FOCKET EOOKS $1.00 Men's Till Pork"t books, worth ?2.00; j)f. ial at only !?1.0 3 ANIMAL GAMES $1.00 Choice of any .1 Animal dame, all for only SU); tome in bovs. 2 BOXES BLOCKS $1.00 2 boxes of r.uildinir Mocks ; worth 75c regular, sl-eial at id.Od.

MEN'S WOOL HOSE 2 PAIRS

Men's w.ol Hose, in all cd rs. in all sizes: TVfdl made, at J pair for ?!..

$2.00 Boudoir CAPS SPECIAL

Women's pretty Itoudnlr Caps ; clx.oe from all -oi-orf, neatly trim- ?.' f wtl'i I:m'.'

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6 SILK Kerchiefs SPECIAL

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MEN'S $2.00 " Overalls SPECIAL

M.'Tl'S OvfTill?. i" f 1 1 1- s ar. i p! ! ii Im; ad wa.'iffl size's, at .l.oa

MEN'S $2.00 W. Shirts SPECIAL

?dfH'3 Yor Skirts i rjf-fr f r -a :dl W M !: t od hi ; d! Made, r-;t. fi:d. nt 1 '

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WOMEN'S UP TO $40.00

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Thtirsilay aril I'rM.ty we pl,!i. "Tl Sale Wolli-M's ;i II 1 lilii.i'-i" I f.V Winter Coats. Suds and lr-s-' i. ill t!: Sf.l-o'.'s l'Ct htylo-; ;l!l popular colors, '-'-s, ct'-., can ! l::ol in each prays at

Up to $75.00 Plush Coats $37.00 Up to $35.00 DRESSES $12.00 $7.S5 PLAID SKIRTS $5.00

3 TURKISH TOWELS $1.00 S.i ' ! f ! T'-. ;. m ort .1 .'(' .."!. : :'... I - . i Ht :; fo.- ('t $3.00 BED SHEETS $1.50 ;! S -.-ts: r-::l.;r; Ltrc- : ; f-; i.tl at 5d ..".'. t $10.00 BED BLANKETS $5.00 Warm Woo! N:i: i;!.i::k- in r-retry p'.-dds aioi pi ii i pr.-y. ;.f " o. 6 PAIR MEN'S HOSE $1.00 0 pairs f.f r:.en's Hose : . hf-ose fr-oM a'd v j.nfcd !;-!it prey ' "lor, at JI.":.

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2 Pairs Men's WOOL SOX $1.00 (J

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j 2 TURKISH TOWELS $1.00

Sale of Turkish Towels: worth . regular; hpecial at 2 tor ifl.oi). 3 PILLOW CASES $1.00 .. rillow Cases; n-nrth 00o each regular; spe' lal at 3 for

all v.iii.tt"! .size's ; b,.T-k r.:v, r t f-r Jl f-.

BOY'S UP TO $10.00 SUITS AND

OVERCOATS .AT P fja A great sale of Boys' fine Suits and Over-oats ; lllx

choose irom all pizes to 3 ears; wld:e tr.ey last, Pjt ' 5 j rj

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BOY'S UNION SUITS $1.00 j )'. .ysi' Wirt, r vez:. t'nl m S-:'t . el.oov. j . fr' i.i nil wanted nt IIS". M " GIRL'S DRESSES $2.00 !

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WOMEN'S Kerchiefs 12 FOR

Women's Handkerchief a. uiih lifMt embroiderefi corner: special at 1-

CHILD'S Bloomers 2 PAIR

Childrn r.loomrs: worth 70c repular; .special at -Pair at 11.0').

MEN'S $3.00 Sweaters SPECIAL

Mn's Sweaters. worth tip to all sizes, at $1.0j.

$2.00 JERSEY Bloomers AT ONLY

Jctm-v I'doomers, in blafk. pr"en. etc.. Avorih .JiO; spef iai at

GIRL'S $2.00 U. SUITS SPECIAL

Cdrls" T'nion Suits worth .f-Vf re-j-lar; ail sier at

$2.00 SILK Camisoles SPECIAL

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WOMEN'S HOSE 3 PAIRS

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BOY'S $4.00 FINE SWEATERS . . . $2.00 WOMEN'S $3.50 BOUDOIR CAPS . $2.00 UP TO $4.00 DRESSED DOLLS . . . $2.00 MANICURING SETS AT $2.00 $4.00 WARM GREY BLANKETS . . $2.00 MEN'S $4.00 SWEATERS AT $2.00 MEN'S $5.00 SWEATERS AT ... . $3.00 SMART VELVET TAMS AT ONLY $2 00

WOMEN'S $7.95 BATH ROBES . . . $5.00 WOMEN'S $6 SLIP-ON SWEATERS $3.00 WOMEN'S $5 FINE CORSETS $3.00 UP TO $8 BED COMFORTS AT . . . $4.00 $5.00 VELOCIPEDES AT ONLY . . $3.00 $3.00 WOOL MIDDY BLOUSES AT $5.00 UP TO $6.00 SILK BLOUSES AT . . $3.00 $10 NEW VELVET STOLES AT . . .$6.00

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S2.00 DRESS SHIRTS $1.50 eherne from II h.i' t-i IT. mar.y to pieü from nt $1 y.

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BOY'S $3.00 PANTS $1.50 Hey' Tint. tl! (tf.. ro r.i:rc .iT:-l rrd i tLi r.-. it

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