South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME TO- BE OR NOT TO BE ? By Juanita Hamel ; u I' MTt s Sweetest you ever heard is possessed by The New 1921 ' Model 117 South Michigan St. Correct Apparel for Women Timely Savings Await You at The Frances Shop's

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Mark These Distinctive Features: Extra heavy cabinet. Heavy double springs. Standard motor. Fletcher Wicks tone arm and reproducer. Price

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On Payments. 10 Discount, as usual, for cash GIVE MUSIC FOR XMAS Records 9 make an appropriate gift. We carry 0,000 in stock. Music Rolls are always appreciated. We have them at 75c to $8.00. SPECIALS FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS

Ukeleles and Banjo

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A big line at $3.85 to $16.50. Guitars and Mandolins $8.50 to $85.00. , Violins Many to choose from at $10.00 to $85.00. Harmonicas (mouth harps) Single reeds 59c to $1.25. Double reeds 89c to $4.00 Bubble Books Story book and three records, $1.50 value. Special $1.15. MUSIC SHOP Open Every Evening

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TO ery girl's heart comes the qawtlöa which her heart To bo or not to be his bride THAT N i3 the question! Not Just alone can answer. Whether it b voiced with him demandins: to ba a bride, but to bo HIS bride. This is the question that demands instant reply or i8 confided in a letter giving more timo for searching self-analysis. It cannot be dodged. It must be answered, thought SHE must decide. No one can decide for her. and the answer must be yes or no.

Politics Crowds League From Harding's ' Slate

Iiy rnitf.I Pros: MAIIIOX, O., Dec. H. Practical politics crowded the Lrf-ague of Nations into tho background tnday as rns't-clcct Hardin? turned his attention to a list of political tollers. Harding was also consitlerini? seriously the proposal of Col. George

Hanty for an association of na-

tions In which members would be

pledged to abstain ffoni OiTt.nslvtu war unless 'put to a referendum

vote of their people. The suggestion aroused instant speculation here. Although Harding: himself refused to discuss the proposal, it was noted that an official statement describing Col. Harvey's plan was iwued through Harding' headquarters. To Counteract Pro-leaguers. This titatemen describe the idea a. "one which dwarfs all previous propositions designed to perpetuate peace and to democratize the world." The fact that the Harvey plan was sprung immediately after Clihu

T;out, a league friend, had tallied to

Harding, led some to view it as a step to counteract the effect of the visit of Hughes", Hoover and Hoot, three league advocates. The suggestion includes the idea of an aisociatlon of nations vhich Harding put forth during the campaign but the plan for popular referendum on war is anentirely new feature. v Trift For Chief Justice? Kx-Pres'i Taft will be the next chief justice of the supreme court, in the opinion of Hardinjs closest advisers today. Chief Justice White is understood to be planning to retire from the bench shortly after the new administration comes in. The second va

cancy under the Harding admJnls-: tration will be filled by ex-Sen. George Sutherland of Utah, it is believed. The treasury post now appears likely to go to some middlewestern : rr.cn such as George n. Reynolds or I

bankers.

Wait Legislature Action On State W ar Memorial

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 14. No recommendations will be submitted to the legislature by the state war memorial commission concerning proposed changes in the law providing for the,, erection of a state war memorial in Indianapolis, it was decided at a meeting of the commission here Tuesday night. The commission decided to take no action toward completing plans for the memorial until after it is known what action the legislature will take in reprard to making additional appropriations. It has been proposed that original plans for the erection of the memor

ial be extended to permit the city of Indianapolis to Iteep in its construction. ThJs proposition was discussed at the time the matter was before the special session of the legislature but favorable action was not ob-

Gifts for the man who fmVces? See classilication C4-A in the Want Ad section today. Gifts -for readers? See classification 6 4-A in the Want Ad section today. Gifts for the traveler? See clarification 64-A in tho Want Ad section today. C'hrisrrnas ('-pm. holly, or mlst'etoe. See classification 64-A in the .;uit AU iiiti. i t a .y.

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FIND THREE STILLS Oil MICHIGAN FARM

Hold Two Men Here on Rilm Sale Charge While Officers Raid.

Isreal Dero and Terry Sailor, two alleged violators of the liquor law who. it is alleged, located their stills in a farm house just across the Michigan state line where local ponce o!Iic-rs could not touch them. tame to grief Mcnday night and were taken into custody. Dero and Sailor are .aid to have had three stil.s in operation at Bertrand. Mich, in a farmiiouse a short distance from the Fulknison stop on the hiterurum line. The men are allcg.a to have "bootlet'SC;d' their wari-s iii outh lend. Monday ri'ht Detectives Hamilton and Ielmiky arrtsted the two im n here. At the same time police uriicials at Nlits, Mich., were invirucied to raid tho farm house wh;i.h wan under their jurisdictiorf Tiiree btills were found at the farm hcu.o.

SAYS U 7A7), WATER HOLD SOLUTION OF -SHORTAGE LS FUEL

URGES HOUSING AID AND U. S. PROBE OF "BUILDING TRUST"

Special Committee Asks Senate End Menace in Lack of Homes.

Ideal Gifts for Your Son and Daughter

PAIIIi?. Ivc. 14. Wind and water held tin- solution of the fuel short-.ii-e in France, F. Colardeau told his

a&dociates at Academy of bou nces

at the last nu-etin?. He presented what h i'onidered proof in the rebulla an inuUiaUon on his kitchen faucet cf a -water turbine wiiich drives a dynamo that charges storage batteries. City pressure on the water, he explained, L sufflcent to furnish a household with electrics light. In the country, Mr. Colardeau would install windmills to pump tne water to elevated tanks and utilize the fall of the water through a fipe to turn the charging turbine. New interest had been tai;ea her in this idea of housholi installations because the higher costs f

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may mike praetiable thee water turbines.

Reports Food Cost Drop

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II y I'nltpJ Tress: INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 14 Wholesale pitcts on 4t articles of food have decreased an average of 23.6 per cent during the laust, year, ae

ry United Press: WASHINGTON', Dec. 14. WholeHale prosecutions of employers and labor leaders guUty of conspiring: to lncrra,-e prices in the building trade and government supervision of the ccal industry wero urged upon congress today. The recommendations were made in a report to the senate by Sen. Calder. New York, chairman of the ppecial committee on reconstruction and production, which has been investigating the housing situation for the past several months. The housing shortage is menacing industrial growth, public health and morals, the report said, and makes these recommendations: 1. Amendment of the transportation act to check Issuance "Exparte" orders by the interstate commerce commission on the ground that priority orders so issued bring lrregularties in delivery of building materials, cause building stagnation and open opportunities for profiteerIn WonlJ Abolish Oost-Flus. 2. Abolition of the cost-plus contract system and establishment by states and cities of trade schools for building apprentices. 3. Creation of a Federal bureau to serve as a clearing house for the best knowledge a:id practices in construction work. 4. Revision of the present tax systems to encourage investment in homes and construction, and to grant for a limited period tax emption to real estate mortgage 5. Broadening of the home loan bank bill and consolidation of all Federal thrift activities under tne postal savings branch of the post orüce department.

cording to legislative information prepared by the state price tixing committee. The cost of six articles, however, havo increased an average of 14. S per cent. In many cases, the prices include those direct from the manufacturers and are the producers' quotation to Jobbers. Th price cf raisins was forced up 2 4.3 per cent by a heavy demand. Eggs are 32 per cent higher than last ye ax.

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Give Her a HALLMARK Bracelet Watch A very high grade dependable bracelet watch at a reasonably price. The movement comes in 15 Jewels and is fully guaranteed to give exceptional satisfaction. Bracelet Watch as shown 20 year Gold Filled case $26.50 2 5 year Green Gold case $28.50

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Give Him a South Bend Watch He will have pride in the ownership of one of these fine watches, a gift that will carry a continual remembrance of your thoughtfulness. Many Models-. to Choose From

IVORY PY-RA-LIN Priced Specially at 33 1-3 Off This &ale event comes at a most opportune tirao that of holiday giving. Mayr'a prices are alirays consistently low and here we have lowered priced tux in advance of Any manufacturer's cut.

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Garmtinta such as these set a new record in Value-Giving at this ne:w low price, ftoth coats and dresses in a goodly selection of styles and a wide range of sizes and materials.

And All Suits One-Half Off Every one of those beautiful, distinctive looking suits for which our shop is noted is included in this sale. They are all finely tailored and silk lined. The styles are many, the colorings new and the materials the very best. You will buy quickly when you have seen them. 15 Reduction on all Blouses, Petticoats, Pettiboclcers and Bloomers

Give a Frances Shop Blouse for Christmas

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New low prices on U. S. Army Munson Last and Officers Dress Shoes: U. S. Cordo Marching, cost government $8.25 $5.85 U. S. Hob Nails $5.85 Army Last Dress Shoes $5.85 Army Work, Best for Service $3.95 Boys' Army Shoes, VJust Like Dad's," sizes to 6 $2.85

ILANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!

New low prices on U. S. Government Wool Blankets; Officers' O. D. Reclaimed U. S. Government Hospital Blankets included; 613 35 priced special lot Wiü3 O. D. Reclaimed . $4.85 A beautiful blue Hospital Blanket, $10.00 value, will last a lifetime. . . .$5.00 EVERYBODY KNOWS SOUTH BEND'S

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