South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 22, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 January 1921 — Page 2

SVrmiAY MOltMNfi. .lAM'AItV 22, 1021.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PASTORS ANNOUNCE DRIYE FOR FUND TO GI YE CHINA RELIEF To Appeal From Pulpit- Jnn. 30 For Aid of Starving. Through a. .i:.? iitr -t ri:- i:i r'j;in w ritli i; th- ;:. il M i :i itt-r . I .it---cutiua ;s.r.'I ci-r.;i.rJ.-i:.L' v. An !.- :u'.d Af.MMur. J. I.. ;r.lin.-r an! I:. I- J'hiülj.s, 4l r,.r . T ln- t x I ir.SH r :). C!.;n.i f.tr:n,- fur.. hurch f th- cUy Jan. JU, r. van iiifioun 'I 1Y: ! i . Vrirlcu i i- i ;..'-t!;;'.t v.l'.l ,ojn!e with th- !r,r- h- iu ;iu -:-!aur to in.tk- S. t h I'.- t.ii's nI I lSutl':i .". lirvt S; r, il !-F.-rvar.o-s lr. ai! ih ii' h s :ti th- -ity v.lll t r. h' !'! .-.t thf i. ir vrvios In a rr.i:n!,-r (.1 --.- " i i ;-. tu-t'-rit4 f:d!,i !h'- T".; . i rMity of Nt'r will ;nM r--- ;!. ( (r:- r- ili'i'. --. ' 'on tr i tu 1 1 r t!i- 'hin--- F'iüiI f f 1 1 i 1 . i 1 ! ) . ; ! r-. ; t . 1 J i r V 1 , J ! Jan. ;.! ! ."h'-ii'i - rt t :hJortr l,".tn .v - -. wh,ii ir.sMt'it ion is a-ith": .-! . h :hvltory for thin !i.-:nrt. Ar-f'i ili.r to u.rr!u.iti.n r i '. 1 !?. rifw.i !l;a ti-!t-.-, ;i rrnhi- "l'-v.is-Vitlni: in its j.r ;. ,rt ! r, s anI :i!irr.-i-ir' in its n i i j t - r : j.s c(.r.fri.'.t tnw.iy ih pt-f.j.l ? thr i;v i.orth'Tii I -vinr.-- f Cl.i:..i c -. r i , ; ri.--; m- 1 1 1 - :i strict a of Chiii, Sh;.M, Slnn.M. llo.'i'in anJ Shantunir, whi-h ztic -tv--ri an .trtuuJ arm rf lO'i.O'io .v;:jtire rn:I" an! ci.it sists of a fopu- !.: :i of ir..OOA,or,o Ch!n Th'".illuro of two M-sfi'ia' cruj'S 3 i - to continuous oi'iuvht thr wuhot T?i'- jj.-Ht y-ar :tnl ;i half, l'ir;r.t; v.iiirh tirup tho normal rainfall his a-cr anI from inclios a yiar to h-s than thn- lnh-s. n'C---itat-'.l th- imi'ortn tloriH of foodstuffs for

MOVIES TO ASSIST IN AMERICANIZATION

A CLEAR COMPLEXION

Ruddy Cheeks SparklingEyes Most Women Can Have

Sa-s Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ülüo rhyudin Dr.F.M.Edxardä for 17 years treated scores of women f'.?r liver and bowel ailments. During these years he pave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards' OI:vc Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are w onder-workers on the liver and Ixmeli. which cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and jxisonou3 matter in one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tomrue, headaches, a listless, no-e;ofd feelinp, all out of yrts. inactive towels, you take one of Ir. Frlwardi' Olive Tablets nightly for a tim and note the pleasing results. ThfMisnnH-; of women and men take Dr. FdwU' Olive Tablets the successful substitute for calomelnow ar.d tlicn juit to keep them lit. 15c and 30c.

I iliiH to Show Alien Workinjis of Governmental Agencies. Movh s showing the relation, ho-t.v-,n :- i ity, f oiiaty, Man- and natio'.a! i'i v. r nr:.-r t in th- Unii-tl ."- at--. wi'A hv.n at ArnTica:iiz t ion ;! in the Kal'-' anil Li'ir-1 hoois. n-xt Monday ni'ht. '((ulira' to Col. . S;. rnour J tu 1 -N ' 1:. lty t er atioral dlrotor. Th Wr.w .iro int-?t'li 'i to Lciv- f.r ik'nt rs a. m t r h n i oMtlirn- a to ih s' riii: i'- of Ar;i r: .in govern r:iri t r.'l nit- tiititlvl Kepresvatativt: I ;ioci ay th l'nlt:d States." i'o ; r r D hfail1-- "f families wlio ;iif Mn.jbif to sjjcik r'r'hiüh. hav iMoIl'-d in Americanization clai-rt-.s I.l. h ;a- nt rl th-lr xv.nj hiih.sIi r at th- Koh'V hool and in'n a fin lnt-r-Mt 1 ldn taken by fv!- foroiri d-'irifnt nt eich ni"'tlnf. ('. lialloc-k announced. T I)I-mjss I.lctiiLlnii. I :i-sion of tho 5'Jbject of Track Klevalion in South Jlend" "a ill in ordt-r at the lirst civic center forum inc'tinKi at the St'id--l..k r school tonight. Dr. J. C. iiooro' will oyien discussion on "Skc-f--s.it- I.ejrinlation for the County HoMpiial" at the ivlc center meeting to he held at the Coquillard school TiMMday niprht, the recreational direcKjr announced. Indoor la.elall, basket ball, and . Hey ball tournamtnta between the .iiioiis (ity Hchoola have been ar--,ini,'-d by the city rtcratluzial conil r . it t -- and j lay will ptart next week C nipetition between the various schools i expected to arouso much interest in the Karnru.

relief amon the starving Chinese. ra'lii I'tter (lllc. rnl's;i halted by American relief th- civilisation of northern (Thinu Mj'.nds in immediate dantT of comllete collapse onornicully, commercially and morally, th ministtrial committee haa been advised, at present the mortality umong the inhabitants in th stricken diMrict.aLrrKits 10,000 Uvea dally and thr"Hons I .OO.OOO persons. Kt'fortH to allcvl.it the starvation in China tHroush the lniporLation of foodstuffs from America are belni urtted by I're.s't Wilfon and a

j committee appointed by him to ftJn iTiee the relief work. A proclama- : tin by ttie president policita a rei ."ponse to the distant but aprealing

cry for help.

Y. W. G. A. ELECTS DIRECTING BOARD

Year's Report Read. Program Giycn, at Annual Ranqnet. Kbction of new directors, rendir.? cf tb" yrar'f reports and prvnenLtton of a musical j-rorram occupied the annual meeting and J-r.nquet ol mcml ers and frienls of th" V. VV. C. A. Thursday eenlng in the asoclation building. Mrs. Oorce Wyman, Mrs. Mary I. Jin-. Mrs. J. A. rwyj:art. Mrs. J. V. Nuiur, Ire. rant Ti.nk, Mrr. U. S. liaviH and MrH. ti. li. I'ace wive reelected to directorships anl Mrs. i 3 Ko?, Mr. C. I-;. ITtteo. Mrn. Irving Jaci:yon, Mrs. C. K. Ilis-y. M-h. Q. (J. Keinoehl and Mrs. Fred Weidernan were nnvly elected directors. At f:.T0 o'clock a dinner to 165 Kue.ti was Mervt'd and waj presided over by Mr. W. H. Shont; president of the organization, Ilev. U. S. Ir.vl of the hirst Haptiwt church pronounced the invocation. Entertainment was furnished by Hal Van iken on the violin, accompanied by Otto Gt'ffeney. A rHurne of the work accomplished lurintf the i&tt year nnI an outline of the ambitions of the officers for the association endeavors for the coming year clvn by Maude Heath, general Hirretary who introduced the secretaries of the several activity branches of the institution. Demonstrations, reviews and pantomime? by the secretaries anil 'heir pupils served ns timely Illustrations of the organizations of the pe-ral departments of the association.

I'uoncci; Morn: swj: mori:. is a u'OOil slogan for tho time. And for the man who really wants to save more th Worklnpmen'9 Building & Ian Asaoc. offers an opportunity. Money deposited with this institution earns 6 per cent interest. Whltcomb & Keller's office Farmers Trust Iildi?. 9689-22

Announce Revised List of Barred Parcel Post A r-vis. l lit of articles prohibitd admission to the rerul.ir and parcel post malls for France has been received at the South Ker.d postoffice. Animals (except crawH.h, cruttf.an, oyster. nnail.", bees, and leeches), Ji rearms, articles of Kold, platinum and silver, banknoten and Ilu'-'-lan monetory instru-

ments. cartridges and projectiles, I cellulose paste. colorinir matter

L.VS. enibroiderics, lis. t',wers, coiiis, matches, medicines, newsprint paper, oils stones, perns, tobacco, waterworks, and grain, are included in the list.

Chandler to Attend Purchasers' Meeting

V. I.. Chandler of the Dodge Co. of Mishawaka. and president of the

Nation.il Association of Purehair.i; :

An'r.ts will attend thp meeting of the rovernltip" board to be held in St. Lolus today and Sunday Dwitfht i. Ritter, of Indianapolis, will also attend the meeting1. Various questions of wide importance to business will bo taken up, inoludingr the stand which the association will take upon the matter of present business conditions.

Try NE1TS-TMES Want Ads

URN-S Cciver with wet baking sodafterward ppljr gentljr

vV V A RO RUD Oca 17 Million Jan UseJ Yearly

Cuticura Talcum is Fragrant and ' Very Healthful Sam!f free S CtUr LWf Uri, Dp4. X. MMa Ma. 25c. ve rywKr.

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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Kill That Cold With

CÄSCÄRA rP QUINHvlE

FOR Colds, Cougbs

AND ' La Grippe

Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for tho first sneexe. Dreaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head Cascara is best Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's.

ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT

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National Thrift Week January 17 to 23 One of the ten commandments of Thrift Week is Share With Others. No thoughtful man wants to live entirely for himself. Some of the greatest joys in life come from giving. Husband shares with wife and wife with husband; parents share with children and children with parents. What a dull old world this would be if we had no one with whom to divide our blessings. The fact that there is so much misfortune and poverty in the world is pretty good evidence, however, that many of us do not give a sufficient amount. How generously each person should give is a disputed question. Many people believe that it is a religious' duty to give one-tenth. Perhaps some cannot afford to give in this proportion, but certainly many can easily afford to give more. One successful business man in Chicago, who has made it a rule to give one-tenth of his income to charity, has offered to any one who adopts his method for six months and finds himself a loser thereby, an amount of money covering the financial loss incurred. The man who practices true thrift saves wisely, spends wisely, gives wiselv. Financial drives for orphanages, hospitals, colleges, old people's homes and other worthy institutions should be a bore to no one, and would not be if everybody would give in his or her proportion.

GIVE WHILE YOU LIVE

and give generously.

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We have taken a heavy readjustment loss on all IVORY To show what a saving it is possible for you to make, we quote the following prices: 65c to $1.50

Combs now 45c to $1.00 $3.95 to $8.50 Hair Brushes now $2.95 to $6.25 $5.00 to $8.50 Mirrors now $3.69 to $6.19 75c to $3.75 Buffers now 50c to $2.98 65c to $8.50 Trays now 40c to $6.25 $3.85 to $12.00 Clocks now $2.45 to $8.29 AH other Ivory reduced accordingly

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Store Opens :30 Clojes 5:30

Open Saturday Till 9:30

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The Sale of Children's Coats is progressing rapidly but still we have a good selection from vhich to choose. Each Coat is new in style and the fabric is of the best. Tailoring is excellent. Some Coats have Fur trimming. The very low prices arc $5.00. $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and $25.00. Good Shoes for Children It is almost impossible to find better Shoes for boys and girls than the Holland, Sinbac and Fairy Makes, which we carry. They are sturdily made in every detail and yet have style and neat appearance. Values from $6.50 to $9.75 are now $4.85 to $7.30. Flannelette Sleepers for Children With feet ?uzes 4 to 9 years. Regular $1.98 garment for $1.25. Gowtis sizes 1 0 to 14 years. Regular $1.98 garments for $1.25. Billie Burkes sizes 6 to 16 years. Values to $3.50 for $2.50.

Our Boys Shop is making a remarkable offering in all BOYS CLOTHES Here we give you cn idea of the big reductions. Sweaters

10 off

$1.50 to $2.00 Blouses now $1.00 to $1.50 Union-Alls $1.50 Gloves 20 fc of! Suits 50c off ' Overcoats 50 oft Hats 15fc off Dr. Denton's All Wool Sleeping Garments 107c off

Yard Goods 50-inch all wool Tricotine all colors $3.00. 56-inch all wool Tricotine Navy and Black $3.98. 42-inch all wool French Cloth $1.98. 50-inch all wool Botany Serge $1.95. Crisp new Dimities 37-inch 59c quality for 35c. Voiles in the new small designs 38 and 40-inch 50c, 75c and 85c. Gaze Marvel in the beautiful new colors 75c. 32-inch all linen Sport Skirting in Black and White checks 95 c.

Brown Art Linens ' ' At reduced prices Linens for Scarfs, Runners, Centerpieces, etc., in Ecru at a

saving of 20c. 18-inch Linen Formerly 90c now 70c 20-inch Linen Formerly 95c now 75c 22-inch Linen Formerly $1.00 now 80c 24-inch Linen Formerly $1.10 now 85c 27-inch Linen Formerly $1.25 now 90c

I 8x2 7-inch Pure Linen Tray Cloths. Heavy and very desirable to use on the dining table where children eat. Specially priced at $1.00 each.

115 Winter Coats

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Tomorrow we place on sale handsome 45-inch Salt's Sealette Plush Coats, short Plush Coats, beautiful Wool Velour, Bolivia and Chamoistyne Coats in all sizes from 16 to 44 for $25.00 a coat. Actual values are $40.00, $50.00, $55.00 to $60.00

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Manhattan j Madras Shirts J5 values now

z This price is exceptionally low for shirts of such fine quality and make; beautiful woven madras E guaranteed colors. All sizes, all sleeve $J JTrt lengths; genuine $5 values, now biivU E All other Manhattan Shirts, $4 to $15 values Half Price E Also Neckwear at Half Price

I Sam'l Spiro & Co. j Home of the Manhattan Shirt for Men : iitiiiiiiiiiiti ti iiiii iiiiiiiiiiitxiiiiiuiititiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii iiiii&tiin iiiiiiiiiiiiin mill

New Center Packing House Market 110-112 W. Division St. FOR SATURDAY

Pork Loin Roast, per pound . . . Pork Chops, per pound . . . Spare Ribs, per pouncjj . .

W C 17c

Fresh Side Pork, per pound ...... h $ vJ

Pork Sausage, "3

per pound

Frankfurters, per pound ... . üUu

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Our Prices Good All Day No Special Hours

Union Trmt Company

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