South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 351, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 December 1920 — Page 16

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uinisDAv MOHNixr;, pEcr.Mni.n in, 1112a THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

liiii LVJ t Ui-iLii i 111 ARGEIITIHE TRADE SHOWN III REPORT

:A Holds Him Dear Says Discarded

Wife of Famous Belgian Poet

TAGG ART IS CHOSEN j,,,,,,m,,m,,,,,,m

Just in time for Xmas Gift Buying

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REALTY PRESIDENT!

JIeml)ers Go Hunting Vaml

Rabbit is on Menu of Dinner.

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The South Bend Ileal Estate board hold its annual meeting Tutaiiay at the Y. M. C. A. with a rahbit dinner. Some of the members went

rabbit hunting and furr.iihc-d thi-'n meat. The following o"lcers were I

elected: I'resldent. Homer Taggnrt. Vice-president, A. O. Voigt. Secretary. Frank Jeffericn. Treasurer. Itoy J. Michael.

The executive committee of th

National Association of Ileal Ktate lSoard9 will meet in AtTt.nta. Ga., on Jan. 13 and 14. A.fter the metincr a trip is planned to Jacksonville. Mi

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

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bo.ird will be represented bv Mr.

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Other members may attend the meeting. HUNDREDS ATTEND

IL E. DODGE RITES

Pure Silk rure rea ew elastic ribbed top. or seamless. I ö-inch leg. All colors. Was $3.00. Now

M oclc seam 1 .85

r.y Tnlted TrrFS : IM:TKo1T, Mich., P:o. 1.". HunJ reds of Detrlter., irivatr and offtl attended the fimeral services

fcr Horace I?. Dodiro, mi';l!onairr I zz automobile manufacturer this afterr.ct'n. The body wns t;iKen from' Tto?e Terrace, the DMae hoaic fit jr Gro5?e Polnto to Its. ;in;il rcftinc place, beside the bc'y f f the lateiE

J.)lir F. Dodo In the lamily vault in Wno.llawn cemetery. Podge died in Palm peach, Fla. Friday.

Pure Silh

Pure thread silk. Mercerized hemmed top. 20-inch silk

leg. Mock scam. Popular colors. ( Was $2.25. Now

Silk Faced Pure thread silk over fine lisle. N ew elastic ribbed top. Seamless. High spliced heels and double 4 ?K soles. Was $2.00. Now 31 OJ Lusterized Lisle

Light weight Lusterized Lisle. Mercerized.

Wonderful wearing hose. Was $1.50.

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Men's Holeproof Hosiery

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Mi.n-. dcorfiK' 1'- I. lane, first wife of laurice M.,rterlinek, the famous',

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r ir at .-arrico. Th- world was amazed when Mrac. Lo Blanc j-'urren- j f d- :.! M.;et r inck to his nr-w nt wife t-r-ause she "wanted him to be !

)i fti'M'V-" Th j-c-ctnd .Mim'. rda.-terlin.cli, who was Mile. U-net Dahon, ac- ; i . ,.;, .!.".'; th" po. t on his vis.t to the United States last year. "We are the

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Lisle Light weight lisle. All colors. Wonderful wearing hose. Was 65c. Now Pure thread silk. Lisle heel, toe, top. Pure dye. All colors and sizes. Was $1.75. Now .

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

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

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l;:'$25 to $300.00 r'On jour piano, household ., i t-'-'j gCKxls. HUtoouthlh- iiml lu: i " ! Ilm ft,tiifl.- i ? ;

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r. f th- Y. M. V club Thursday after-i G. 17. Hl tckman left thin morning

r.i.' r.t l:er home, llo. C ampau st. for Springfield, 111., where ho will

A s:. c.ft! !..f etln of the Truth; spend the holidays with relatives.

S" k r.-. f-l.iK, of the M. F. church Sund iy : l.:.ol will he he-Id Thursday vm: at the home of Miss Ora I :o: ard. '2 ' u 7 Mlshawaka av. Th.. theater r-atty of th Mystic oil ! -c'ii-duled for Thursday evenl - 1 1 .. 1 . I LV.1..

i ir.st.-a.l ..f th-- rt "'::-,r I-a-' n !i I1' (Ui, L1 uriu, o uur ...'rv j. , Wt .i 2' t H i s'r-r.th '- owin? to the illness of a mem'h.ir r" of t!i' program ;''r-i..-':.-t i f si. :.!.':. drills. . At a riu-etlns of tlr J. O. C. plrls .'. li.l l:.st r u i: .-r. ii 1 Minn- firr.irirfiiif-ntM vt r made for a New

! Year s i .ti'ty to ho. h-ld at th home

Wilson Bros, finest silks. Plnin white and new stripes. All colors. $10, $12.50 and $15 values

SITrTLU K VAX'S AFFAIUS. By T'ldred 1'n -s. Xi:V YOFiK. Doc. 13. settlement of Allan Ryan's financial affairs wns reported rar today. Ryan.

Fine Neckwear Sale Positively the finest neckties we have ever shown. 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

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

fairs wns reported rar today. Ryan, ' ?.vj l,jU-,,a 1W niu r s-n of Thomas F. Ryan, famous fi-! ; CT?r!TplT Y I 0 Mi TO ?V4 ;

nancler Ij understood to have come;,.' "v w" " L 1 ,

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i prayer ef M Nidi .Mc'Jrow. N". Eighth ft.

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r..-,-:r. ;!i. r. 1 - 2 -Law.. :.a I ;;!:.: :i v.dio is here visitintr her

av. 1; a v ;. f :-n n. Mi.:. 1 i a -,;!-. ti s. Mrs. I jew is I'orden and ir. ". v. i- i I ::u i-;.r. r. ' Mm Harry Vandenhurrr, ha pone Tl. !;-. . tirm' of th.- Je'.ly r. -lal ' to T.'.Ur.rt for a visit with her rlu-. 1; a p- ?tror.d u:;li! ;;ft-r cui:.:::i, Mrs. C. R Williams, tl-." l"'.i,:is. Mr. and Mrs. Frank U. Miller of M, - I'-. Ü. ?! -rs. S. Eleventh r., 1 Ka!.is,.i?.'o, Mich., have returned af-

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't.;t !-.'. prayer s-r vi?- f th-- Mm. Charles K a?ey. Seventeenth C:i. r !. of C.-.d (rS.ir.ts I.- : d .t.. is in Chica? visiting relatives. Erl. lay c at t!:e h.a- r f Mr., U v. A. Vo!ford and Mr?. Wol- ?. n.l .1 ;.h My -:th ' ford v!i' h 'e hf-eti visiting their .-t.. :;-. r C; i v.:'.! P.avo , s"r.. ("). C. V" ford. Pleasant St., the ci: :" tl.. :i:c dir.-'. ! ji:t-t v ;:." returned to their 'i !i. hi-:.- -: 1 1 1 w Kl i i f t ) 1 '. i r ; 1 - at C-'uT.ibia City. Ind. T!v.j-- !.sv af.-rn. or. v:t?i Mrs. Cine! iirv.m Ed.ar Hrooks has returned

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mittee of hankers under which his

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indebted ne. may he funded until i '

it can be o.ild. His debts were Fa Id ! r

to he fully covered by collateral.

C!ft ?rifr-r ftions for old and yo'.ins:

are llstul in tho cla.ismcatfon Gl-A in tho Want Ad section today.

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JAltDINIE'ES. Eine?t assortment in cltv. Willlams, tho Florist. 138 S. Miehlen.

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comes at an opportune time for Christmas shoppers. Hundreds of them are taking advantage of it. Attend this sale tomorrow and

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on your holiday purchases. The same discount will apply to all goods laid away during this event. Our stock includes, among other things, the following: Pyralin Ivory in single pieces and sets, attractive Du Barry Patterns, some of them hand decorated; Traveling Set Manicure .Rolls, Shaving Sets, Smoking Sets, Desk Sets, Lamps, Cut Glass, Book Ends, Picture Frames, etc.

Store Open Every livening Until Christmas

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