South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 2

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The Tea Room is a Pleasant Place to Lunch.

Store Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30 Saturday 9:30.

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THE GIFT DELIGHTFUL IN A SPECIAL SHOWING AT $5.00 (Second Floor) - Bloomers, Gowns, Chemise, dainty garments of fine Washable Satin and Crepe de Chine, Lace and French Knot Trim. There are values here to $8.50.

A FULL LINE OF BEAUTIFUL GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR At A 20 Reduction

Vests $3.95 to $4.85 less 207c Flesh Color Only

Bloomers $5.00 and $6.00 less 20 Pettibockers $8.00 and $8.50

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Union Suits $7.95 to $9.00 less 20 Sale on Main Floor

YOU CAN MAKE HER HAPPY WITH A GIFT OF

HOSIERY Wayne Knit, full fashioned, all silk, in all colors $1.50 13 $4.00. Radmore, all silk, in brown, white and grey $1.00 to $3.00. Gordon, silk lace, in white or fancy clocks, in colors $3.00. . ' Fine Silk Lisle, full fashioned, in black and white $1.0O-and$1.75. Full Fashioned, Black All Silk Hose, worth $3.25 a pair, specially priced at $1 .35 a pair or 3

pairs for $4.00. $2.50 Woolen Hose for $1.00.

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KELLER SUES TO COLLECT SALARY 9 Controller Alleged to Have Refused to Pay City Treasurer.

City Controller John Jfwysart j3 ullt?rd by Kdwanl y. K Her, county treasurer in a suit filed in the su

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I'usrd to fieri papers fur the payment of the Increase in salary granted by the city council to the county treasurer. Kellf-r a st lis that the court order .Swygart to pay him $1,500 which he Fays is due him, and uhich he alleges Swygart refuiKs to pay liim. Keller says that h is the duly rlettcd and authorized treasurer of St. Joseph county, and as such, is ex-officio treasurer of the city of South Dend. Previous to September, 1919. he says that the ?alary of the city treasurer whose duties lie has performed, was J2.0G0 a year. Cy an act of the city council in September 1919, this salary, according to Keller was Increased to $3,000 a year. Keller says in the papers filed, that it is Swygart's duty to si?n all warrants, -rdera and demands, drawn upon the city of outh Bend. Without the city controller's signature, no demands made on the city treasury can be cashed. Appropriated, Said. Since his election, Keller claims

that he has performed the duties of cRy treasurer and is entitled to the increae in pny pass'-d upon by the city council. Swypart. in spite of the f.ct that the i.rdi:n!:c err-m tins: the Increarl' han no n s-U::-d and :naI effect i e bv the n.nyor, i- allrgrd to have refused tT sicrn all demands made hy Keller for the payment of the increase in silary. It is further allepr-d thit the South Bend citv council has appropriated $1,500 for the paymtr.t of Keller's salary and. thai this amount is ir. the city treasury for him. Keller's petition asks that the court eit.ier prant him a judgment .-cvair.i-t Swypart for $1.500 or issue .1 mandate ordering that ofticiU to pav Keller that amount or ur.paid t-ulary which the latter claims is still ilue him.

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Seitd Flowers for Your Xmas Greeting

and be assured that your gift will be appropriate and likewise appreciated. For there's a charm about our beautiful flowers that .touches the jriver as well as the recipie it of this beautiful gift. Use flowers at home for vour table decorations and you'll add much zest and jollity to your Yuletide. Flowers Telcsrraphcd Everywhere.

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insect specialist, died the world felt that he had said about the last word on the home life, aspirations and peneral destiny of crawly things. Maybe he did. but Mrs. Elizabeth Marriott Moffat of Whcaton. 111., has called his hand upon spidercloy. Fabre fays that every act a spider performs is impelled by an in.stinct that has come down to it through untold generations. Lizzie sayn he Is all to the tangle. Sometime ago she adopted a black and brown speckled spider,'' gave it a widemouthed half ounce bottle for a home and placed the bottle on the library table. Kvery day she pave Mr. Spider a drop of nice cool water and a fly or two for his commissary department. The water and ly were placed in a similar bottle and the bottles placed neck to neck with a cardboard between. When the partition was removed, little Spider rushed Into the other bottle, got his rations and rushed back home in a hurry. Gradually he came to understand that Lizzie was his friend and whenever he saw her coming with the eats and drinks, he would come to the door of his shack and wait for her to put them down. Later on he grew bolder and came outside on the table and ate the fly In front of her. Now he has become so tame that he crawls all over the table, tries to read the books, cJlmbj the ink well and tastes the ink, plays that the blots on the blotter are continents and that he is an army or navy conquering them. In fact, little Spide makes himself very much at home when Lizzie is around. If Mmebody e-lse happens in, however, he beats a hasty retreat for his little and tries to hide himself In the little web he has spun. Thus another leprnd has been all messed up and proves that there is room for . another Fabre to come along and , write a few masterpieces upon ini sectology.

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for iMeii, Women and Children . 1 What could be a more acceptable gift than Hosiery? No one ever had too 1 many. Here is an opportunity to buy nationally famous Holeproof Hosiery at mighty big reductions. And remember that every pair is guaranteed just as much as if you paid full price for them. 1 Women's Holeproof Stockings 1

FRANKLIN MOTHERS' CLUB ANNOUNCES ITS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

An unusually entertaining program of a Christmas nature w.h i presented at a meeting of the Franklin Mothers' club to he v 1:1 "Wednesday afternoon in the lub rooms. It was announced tii.it Santa Claus will be in attendanee at the meeting with a gift for each child. The program follows. A Christmas Wish, Sarah Harris; vocal solo, Richard Linville- "Mv Fa won't Play with me," Fred Kgan; Piano solo, Bertha M. Hüdebrand; "Dresden Doll Dance." Virginia Michael; "An Original Christmas Wish," Miry Agnes Harris; piono solo. Bethel Zimmer; "How to be a Good Child." Trevelyn Johnston; "What Does Santa Do." Anna Slick; piano solo, Orville Zimmer; recitation, George Eichler; piano solo, Ruth Epan; recitation, Ann Nicol; piano solo; Alietha Long; "Mail Gone Astray," Darrel Evan: "Cradle Song," Lamar Stoler; "The Camel," George Tallerday; Poor Santa Claus. Hazel Zimmer: "Katv's

! Wants." Winifred Poehlman; song,

Marie Poehlman; drum solo. Irvln Rhodes; "Jack's Christmas Argel," Wanda Lattimer; ' "Going out to Grandma's," Laura Louise Zerbe; "When Mother Joins the Union," Mary Alice Bush; "To Every Boy and Girl," Mary West; recitation, Lucilo Stegman.

Pure Silk Pure thread filk. New elastic ribbed top. Mock seam cr scamle-ss. 18-inch leg. All colors. "J Was $3.00. Now U I .ÖÖ Pure Silk th read ?Ilk. Mercerized hemmed top. 20-inch sillc

le. Mock scam. Popular colors. Was $2.25. Now

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Men's Holeproof Hosier

Silk Faced Pure thread silk over fine lisle. New elastic ribbed top. Seamless. High spliced heels and double soles. Was $2.00. Now 4 1 OÖ Lusterized Lisle

Light weight Lusterized Lisle. Mercerized. Seamless

Wonderful wearing hose. Was $1.50. Now ;

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Light weight lifle. All colors. Wonderful wearim: hose. Wus 65c. Now ,

Silk Pure thrr-d silk. Lisle heel. toe. top. Piire dye. All colors and izes. Was $1.75. N ow . .

Silk Shirts Wilson Bro?. finest silks. Plain whits and new stxipes. All colors. $10, $12.50 and $15 values

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Artificial Silk Artificial silk knit over fine lisle. All colors and sizes. Was 85c. Now

Wool Fancy all-wool. Made in England. All colors and heatner mixtures. Was $1.50. Now

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ARREST QUARTET OF CRIME SUSPECTS

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Fine Neckwear Sale Positively the finest neckties we have ever sh own. Wilson Bros, surplus stock of Italian and Swiss Silks. Beautiful patterns and colors. Genuine $4, $3.50, $3 and $2.50 Neckties 6 for $9.00

Bath Robes Fine blanket robes in exclusive colors and designs. All sizes. Was $15.00. Now ' $11.75

M,rtln Japln. 330 P. Laurel st.. has. asain been picked up by the police on Fupplcion. This time Jajrla is holil suspected of being connecter! with the steal ins of clothes v.-hlch has been groin? on for some time. An overcoat worn by Japla Is .believed by the police to be a stolen parment, with the maker's trade mark torn out and another one substituted. Jagla has been arrested by the police on several occasions on charges varying from burglary to hold-ups. llesides Jacla. three other men were arrested by the police on suspicion. The men pave their names

and addresses as follows: Harry Xo

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S. Chapin St.: Mark

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F"inet pel-ction ;ams, the Florist, ;t. Main 75$.

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Ivory toilet and manicure sets hair revivors and powder hoes; jthoft albums, lmlf prlco. RaM fan's Dm? Store. &576-ti Advt.

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SECURITY LOAN C0.

Cor. Main and Washingtons

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Better Selection and Better Service

Mail Orders Shipped the Day They Arc Received

SHOP BY MAILI

FURN

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The Ideal Christmas Gift to the Home and Family. We are now offering all the Furniture in this store at 10, 15 and 20 Discount

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Overstuffed Living Room Suites including Davenport, Rocker and Chair, upholstered in Tapestry. Living Room Suites of Davenport, Rocker aiid Chair, upholstered in Velour with cane backs. Good selection of-colors and designs.

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Bed Room Suites of Oak, Walnut or Mahogany. Dining Room Suites of Walnut, Mahogany, Fumed Oak and Golden Oak. Large Rockers in Golden Oak and Mahogany. Fibre Davenports, Chairs, Rockers and Tables. Davenport Beds covered with Spanish Leather or Tapestry. Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Mahogany. Macy Sectional Bookcases, Oak and Mahogany.

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Cedar Chests, 36 inch at $16.75, less 10 to 52 inch at $33.00, less 10. Spinet Desks, $33.00 to $125.00, less 107c. Desk Chairs, $12.00 to $33.00, less 10. Srnoker Stands and Cabinets, $4.25 to $38.50. less 10. Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets, $24.00, less 10. Tea Girts, $27.50 to $58.50, less 10.

Art Mirrors, $9.00 to $35.00, less 10. Library Tables, $35.00 to $65.00, less 10. Tilt-Top Tables, $15.50 to $42.50, less 10. Telephone Desks, $14.50 to $28.00, less 10. Simmons Metal Beds in Brass, Vernicc Marten, Ivory, Walnut, Mahogany and Cream, all sizes, $15.00 and up, less 10). Mattresses, $12.75 to $33. 50 Jess 10. Gate Leg Tables, $30.00 to $75.00, less 10.

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