South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 354, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1920 — Page 43

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Choicest of All Christmas Presents Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, because of their beauty and enduring nature, are finest of all gift things. We have' a great variety in these desired remembrances. Our stock has been chosen with extreme care a3 to quality and prices. Attractive values. Fine white diamonds in white and yellow gold rings $20.00 to $450.00 - BRACELET Watches in round, cushion and odd shapes. . . . $20.CD to $75.00 MEN'S WATCHES in Leading American makes, in handsome filled casc3 $12.00 to $75.00 PEARL NECKLACES from . .$10.00 to $35.C0 CAMEO BROOCHES and RINGS $ 1.50 to $35.00 CUFF LINKS, latest styles . . .$ 1.50 to $15.00 SILVERWARE in chests or single pieces. We arc all ready with a store full of splendid merchandise. Silverware in chests or single pieces.

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The Watch House of Mishawaka

m! . British troops are een takinc coffins containinc bodpß of mnnforH ffi

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of toIiicra and failors

nKenworthy Motors Corporation

Manufacturing a Superb Machine

FEATURES THIS WEEK MONDAY AND TUESDAY What Delicate Bones He Has! Prnfnr Jahnrta started out to he about es mean a vil

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lain as ever siacncnea tje movjtj. uai wuai arc you i-uiujj i

to do with a man like Val Romney, who refuses to take even villains seriously?

This is only one of the ribtickl:ng things in a comedy h .... . i . r ii m f r i .

that has been hailea rar ana wide as me lurmxcsi or t:ie year.

SAMUEL GOLDWYN and REX BEACH Present

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Directed by Sidney Olcott.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JESSE L. LASKY Presents

l)o the citizens of MishuAvaka reuli'o tha.t thuir city is the homo of on- rf the finest motor cars being iiuiiiui'uctured? IJclioviny that the p.Kijority of them do not. the writer shall tndtavor to the rest of Iiis al'ility, to .acquaint the j'Uhlk- with certain facts concerning tin? K nv.orthy Motors corporation. This ilrni has bt'n t-strtblisho'.l in Mi-ha-waka for s'.ihtly more than a y-ar ati.! is now turning out automobiles at the rate of four a week. In the summer of 13 19 a number of men representing the new company visite-1 Mishawaka, with the Intention of learning tho advantageous conditions existing here, favoring1 the cb-tublihment of such a factory as tho Kenworthy. After a thorough investigation, these men made a report and lik all other reports on Mishawaka, it was a favcrablo one. As a result, the property of the Heatty Felting Co. on K. Mishawaka av., comprising some 70.000 squaro feet of floor pp.ace ami G acres of land, wis purchased. Shortly afterward the manufacture of iho car.-? was Etai tea, and the Mrm has gradually exp.ir.dt-d until it now employs over 100 'men, and th production, as previously stated, has reached four cars per week. Tr writer was the gn:st of Francis V Robinson and I). T. Grant,

SPECIAL FEATUkES AT LINCOLN THEATER FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK

AT REDUCED PRICES Boys like to look well dressed just the same as the grown-ups. So when you give Him something to wear you are pretty certain to make his Christmas a happy one. Especially is this true if he knows it came from this store, for Boys like to trade here, because we treat them like men when they come to buy for themselves. We are pleased to announce that we have an unusually large supply of gifts especially suitable for men. Just a few of the many things suitable for men are mentioned:

Fancy Neckwear Fancy Suspenders Woolen Shrits Bath Robes

Sweater Coats Slippers Shoes Shirts

Sweaters Und erwear Mufflers Hose

Hata Caps Umbrellas

Gloves Pajamas Belts

Our high quality and low prices should appeal to you at this time when every one is trying to reduce the high cost of living. Call today. Agents for the celebrated Selx Shoes.

Manager George ßenger of the Tincoln theater has arranged a special program cf features for this week. Thf bill includes som-3 of

two directors of the company, in a personally conducted tour of the new n'.u.r Tin firs' f h i n i' tli.it ininrrssPS

a vLMtor the wonderful t-tauiy of ' best of the nation scrft-n actors. th m:.ei?n.. th,t l bcinir turned I He has secured a special olferins ;

out. (iraeeful lines and unique design predominate throughout. Thre i.s nuthlr.s? paudy about the ear. and yet there is nothing nejileetcd in it construction, that would add to it.s appearance. From a mechanical standpoint, th car as nearly perfect as modern cr.ulneerinfj combined with an utter disregard for cost?, can make it. Every pleco of material that jroes into the making of the auto is the be.st that can be obtained. From the motor down to the packing that croeH Into the finely upholstered feats, there is no factor overlooked, and for this reason, more than any other, tho company has pained a reputation and the car a popularity, that few firms, and machines, can enunl. That nerrly every professional and business man in the city, is a

the firm m purely Mishawaka con-. SHIRLEY MASON TO

cern. With tho typo nf car that the eorporation is manufacturing, there Is no reason why the new company should not Po tremendously successful, and the success of the company can only mean a trreatr reputation for Mishawaka.

We Sell Selz Shoes for Men, Women and Children

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The Store That Gives Full Value For Every Dollar Spent

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picture will bo shown when Samuel Ooldwyn presents Will Rogers in

"Honest Hutch." adapted from the story "Old Hutch Lives Up to It," by Garrett Fmlth. In addition a Mack !

Bennett comedy will also be on the bill.

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The Messrs. Schindler Move Into New Quarters

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An old legend eayi tlint the temrter in Eden wls not a erpent, but a beautiful worrmn, Lillith, the demon wife of

Adam before Eve was created. j Theio two had tasted of life's forbidden fruit and he

alone had paid. Now ihe had come to poison tne one pure love he had known. A great picture with a great cast. See it! FRIDAY Thomas H. Ince Presents DOUGLAS MAC LEAN and DOPJS MAY in "WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING?" A Paramount Artcraft Pict ure He had been "celled away on business." But when wifie

floated into "Honeysuckle Inn" on a little business of her

own Yet gods, what a night! Another side-splitting laugh

j hit by the stars of 'Twenty-three and a Half Hours' Leave."

OUR BIG CHRISTMAS OFFERING SAMUEL GOLDWYN Presents

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"Merely Mary Ann." featuring Shirley Mason, will bo shown at tho Temple theater Sunday. As an added attraction Mutt and Jeff In "Marry Cafe," and tho Fox News, v.'ill be t'hown. "Merely Mary Ann" Is a "William Fox production and was one of the greatest stage successes on record

when It was produced a few jear ao. and every thrill, every touch of human Interest, has been retained j in the motion picture version. It i tells the story of a mald-of-all-work In a London boarding house. Hope : and love kept Mary Ann smiling in : spite of the hardships she suffered. The love Idyll of Mary Ann and t Lancelot Is one of the sweetest ! stories ever presented on the screen. and Miss Mason, with her beauty and her charming ways, could not j have a part more suitable to her. I

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for Chris-tmfis day. On Monday and Tuesday, Samuel j (ioldwyn and Rex Beach will pre- ; tent Rupert Hughes' famous story 'Rpr.iteh Tv T?.irV " On V. dnp.cdnv

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and Thursday Robert Warwick, the k , m-

Tj.tiVrv st.ir will nnnpnr in "Thn Tivt FVv. 1 1 i--vi i

of Knowledge." Tills is a great picture with a great cast; Friday Thomas H. Ince. tho great producer, ' will present Douglas MacLean and Doris May in "What's Your Husband Doing?" a Paramount Artcraft : picture. This la a elde-pplittlng';

comedy.

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A. J. SCHI.NDLnU. A. J. and J. W. Schindler, insurance and real estate, have moved

jfrom their old cilice at 215 H. Main st.. to spacious new quarters at 112 I Lincoln way L j This Arm is one of the oldest In I Mishawaka, having been established

; by the late John J. Schindler, in 1 that time the sor. are in full charge ;

Finch & Spragne Urder?aker3 (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 202 N. Main St, Mishawaka Phones, Mishawaka 100

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CIGARS TOBACCOS SMOKERS' ARTICLES and FANCY BOX CANDIES Ladies are invited to inspect our stock before buying All Telephone Orders Will be Delivered

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"The Store of Attractive and Sensible Presents"

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J. II. SCmMiLKR. later took in his pons A. J. and J. W. Schindler and together they conducted the business until Mr. Pchlndler'a death In 1905. Since

The Christmas Store for Him

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which the Mishawaka business district was destroyed. Mr. Schindler at that time was in the insurance business only and was located on N. Main St.. where the Vinson tarber shop now stands. In 1 S S 5 his business lncrensd to s'ich an extent as to demand larser

; orTice and Mr. Schindler erected a i new bullJlng at 215 S. Main St.. and

of the business, which now deals in

Insurance. real estate, mortgageleans, investments, etc. J. W. ; Schindler is an attorney and run? ! his law office In connection with the 1 firm. He Is also president of the Miami country club. The Messrs. Schindler are assisted at the ofice !y the following staff. ; Fred J. Hums and the Misses Serena DeGrcote and Kuth Kraus. j

In selecting gifts for men, you can come to this store with complete confidence that the things you choose will please the man who receives them. This list will assist you in your shopping.

Silk Shirts White Jersey Silk

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LAMP SHADES YOU CAN MAKE AT HOME

HEMHES VAHT ADS BRING RESULTS

Tho lamp shades of today are ex-

j pensive luxuriej to buy, but any

woman can afford to have a shade that would sell for from $40 to $75 ; on Fifth av., if sh is willing to pay :"r it in tlr.-.e and tffort instead cf

i ItOiTtn by studying your larr.j and -thu5 c;ie;rr.ine what s:ze anl shape I of shad, i!;5 hoiiit and contour -

I'ianJ. Of course a lamp nay look v.e'l vi:h phad'-s of r.nre than one Hty!o. ust a; you yourself find it posil'lö ta w.Mr hats of different shares; Vut there are tv o p. ncral rules governing- hIht and diameter which will bo found of great assist

ance In arriving at a decision. They are as follows: 1. The botton diameter of tho lamp shade shou'.d approximately equal the height of the exposed portion of the lamp. 2. The height of the shade. Including fringe if used, should be approximately two-thirds the height of tho lamp. Note that the latter dors rot include the electric bulbs and sockets, but only that part of the l.-!üp which properly s-'hould be exposed whf-n the fha.de ia in position. Good Housekeeping.

Others at $5.00 Bath Robes Always appreciated

Neckwear Silk or Knitted rÄ TT rs r rm

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Luggage Leather Bags and Portfolios

Mufflers Silk or Knitted

Gloves Silk, Kid or Suede

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Jewel r' Quit Links, Tie Pins Elte

MISHAWAKA

CLOTHIERS

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Open Friday Evenings

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