South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1921 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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ASKS INDIANA TO AID MAINTENANCE " OF TRADE SCHOOLS ?tn. CaMrr I !!- .M'r;iv nf ISfcd For Tniini.M: lluildin: Tiv.'Ir-iih'ii.

POSSIBLE MEMBERS OF HARDING CABINET. 1 - m . I, I 'J . t . k?' il i. 11.;hanc;i:u. Deitert Shimp nrd Hor.irr Vi', rit w r- it. South H'n.l Friday. Ilor.u'o J. InKk-y and f.tnii! pnt Sunday with Arthur Runk!anl family of Kdwardhurj:, Mirh I'r. Tonkin of F.dwardKhur' v.mn Irar K r Sunday. f-nry ItinIncor and wlf jpori Fridiy -vonir.i; with P"ny Cuiisi : id family of Kd ward hur., Mich. Ivfnnth IJinincrr '.va ir. IM- . trds''ur Saturday. Mr. S'-an of CaworKi;i.. Miofi In (Jrir.K'r Saturday vtriir.. Ott Hay and family of South 'f.'id pTt Sund i- with V. G. Goy and family. Mr. an I Mr.-t. .T.-.'..n T. M.-7r.T Ti '.day c . lr: ith I.,. wr :. ! r - ir.d an t fa nil!;.-. Mr?. Hirry SWr.rrr .-r.J vis . rly Hr :n tiuth T -r.'I i"i -! i'. aft r noon. Wila iTn I'i : y.: T.T St ;r" .v ..: i Otaru. 108,1 1H; Sapporo. Miss Kthel Scs'Twan fpen; th Th ft'iiowln: .ir- ricur s for th fvk-cnl ;n " Mi.-haw;tka with MI.." various parts cf the mplre cf the Ir-r. Culp. rr.5us r-turzi for ll-0: j Mr?. IuJ.va Sifrt was la South Japan prop. r. i.'i.S' 1.1 4m; Korra. 17- Htr.J FYidav. 2M.-07; Kerinoya. C:4.31S; Sacha-j Wlllinn I'arson r,f "Mich.. 1 02.57 1 . !wan In Urnr.grr ?ind Klkhait. Ind. Japan-5f rrnp!r . 77.000, ".10. ! Friday. I. J. Scccrrman and family and Sunday In I :lt r r.. Ir.d.

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re'jurst that you at your early ionerd ne vive in' the n-r.e!it of your (ounsel as t f what ha. been dono in your steh alon- this line, or what you believe can b- done."

i aiir.i; tor h'-lj : o: yjM-i-i i inter- ' .-: at tl:!s li::i In it h .siv.v '. coiiipr !i 'wly of t!iau.-, s of tfn )ifsi lit hrtai ii hou.-irur iini ot th- various factor-! CENSUS GI r.Uriac iri'r 1 1 iul!d:r.i: indiitry. i ; i h Ita'.i t nd (1 To itard it. ;:!:. 1 .ih ;:; cndt'-ti-I !y thi.:n ruin duriti tii" jat 'iht iiinnth.'. and .dthoiu'li we h.ivi- ni't 0. n ai-a- to ry .tatr in th'.r.ion. a hav ( oVitoI all which Jo- tir.- at our disposal t:as p-rmit- ' d ai. h i in? rrocat' l authri'ii s from all o i rli" i.uatry in "!'! I" to f. a national s- "!- to t). ' i'.i'ly. 'Mir l.n v-.-t:t-;atioM has u1-ai-! . !:.s, .i" a r 'i!f of th p r.-;a t- :" th:- affoi.i l, to as-ATtaili .vjH c of (?. tfilr.j." uhi' h will loiu.'ily th' ' oia.l it Ion winch ar- u n.s.i t i--faotory r;d .!iich ti irnptr r onstnic'ior.. Sklll.,1 Mim Itirit.v. "0:i" of tla- on t -ta O'l itiK fa tor., Iil'h is now 1; r:ii' ri'i th huil lii.t: Jraiuvtry is th- f-wrtailrm-nt at '.hr sfarc- of tla supply of y k il 1 '-. I t i ! d ;i ri. Th" iiuildirur industry :s laor- ldihly orania-d than any ttar larka- industry, iut it is no- ' . -a ii'a- cvrryidi'Tr tatt it.s m-rn-r-r4 art- r.d.v r.' 1 1 j n tr alone in yrars and in s.ni- trades til" .skilh-d ynunjx mar. is a rarity. It has I -.-r tinp ri' U'-f in th- j a.-t that tha . i;ilP'd m ha'ii-. in thr luildiTi ti ad".-'. drops out ry muoh arli r ;)ian in otlur trades and is forced to tak uj) th r or 1 ss skillful rnildon. rt. Ills pay has a rordint;lv 1 Ii sam' what. iiijrh r than tint u.il run. t)iit tla- n r'"s-sity f( r con- : t.'.nt rt-pki' t-r:uiu has b- n t t r ! u a--i nt. "Tf.o Ar.-a rii an you'll takos kin l-i;-to the i ; i'-ula r irudrs wtii' h r.--i iiri' a li'ii" N.orf skill th in th.' r-, arxl so wj find amont: tla: i n. t trii iaris. t!a plu!ob-rH and thv jt.ason-; nuiu'-rous yoiini; mn ut na i um n airtli. tut such is not th. ist- v.'Uh tho otlu r trades. I f rt"toro a u fiurM toi-i:n shores, ui-:-ttisficd with tlit politic. il and sotial conditio:. xi.stinj in their t i f 1 1 1 1. : i I , liavo ouh- to ttii.s country an.!, without s"rinic a tcolmicai a pr nt i--.-.--hI, tby h.i . starti-d at tti J.ottora of th- ladder in tla 1. uildiiu' truh-y. Thoso .sla h:i1 a worthy !..i' ris n to h-ijrhts limited only Ly t!i ir a!iiity. "Tin country was a huip industrial training s hool whe-rc thr . 'ulldinr trades wt" taught largely r;f.vo'i,)i rs to o-,jr shores, hut the 'avaK' S of war cut tdf this sour a of suj'ply and th" n suit is apparent on i ct y hand. The remedy seems plain more apprentices. This ovs : the es.- n-e, f,r without appieiitices vh iil he short o . o u r n e y m n rat only, hut of foremen and pi.n tial i mployer.-. The probkm is. 'Ilia.- si.all this he ai h. ie ed '." Tla at . -1 solution seems t- he through the T'osti rln of huildiiu; trad s ti iii ii:'. Some of the : ltS. Under t!ieir lahor coeles. h.l'e autli-rized a stat" industri.il comlei.Msion to top.-rate an apprentice dep trtmt nt. Sis Ovcr-s riallAitioii. "Anoth. r tiling which has lvn jatient in all of our investigations is th.at the s'.ipply of lahor Is tl"-pl-teJ thro'ij;li ov r-s -cialiat ion. Tin. re ar tr tds, sah as paper I.anKin--. la wliich work is done hut a f-w rin'iith" hi the y-ar. This particular trad is the husiest. of urs. Jut prior to the two sasonalde r nt.il dat s. with the r sult t'lat tiles- particular trades are and 1 ust he hu:h! paid, or else the u.en wh.o 1'irtK'ipate therein must he ompt ter.r to function in otln r trades in th" tiff sasons. This I -ad to the thought that extensive li'Vi rnriifnt or state aid to trad" - -heMs- In which apprentices may he : -uir.ed In a uf l ieh nt ly whh r:ir;uf rrhit 'd a" t i it s to enable them to adjust themselves to champs In industrial condithMis and scasona'd'ciaand.1 of the eonst ruction industry, would b heneficlal m t tuily to he tra.h .- men themselves hut to the l'.'dy politic. "Samni iri!r. c tin above. T yolh it vi'iir ptiod offices in promoting the p! cment Of the fast dwmdhu., ply of huihlimr tradt snun . 'ir au-h an a.duuate ra of tr.ole b.oojs v -?iich shall hi conducted 'mT lines rucntioTud above, and I

I'm vc s Annual E.-timate? Million Too Hih Tokio Largest City.

TOKIO. Jan. HI. The first census e-r taken in Japan by modern methods showed that the population of the Japanese empire number 77.00.",, 610, while in Japan prooer. exclusive of Korea, Formosa and Saghallen, there are 55. 951. 140 inhabitants TheM figures were announced by the census bureau (called in Jap,'ir,r.w official lancruatjo th Iiureau tf National rower Investigation). The actual figures prove that the .annual estimates which hao been taken were more than a milJon in excess of the truth. Tho estimate of population for 191. based on a com-

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Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablct3 That is the joyful cry cf thr-ur.rh r;p..e Dr. iAlAaaii produced Olive Tablets, the iut-.itutj tor calomel Dr. LfhvrL-cis. a fracti -ir.j: physician for 17 years a:.d ca'mci's old-time rr.crr.y. disco vcrcxl the icrnva'a forCii'. e Tablets vvhi'.e treatir. r1 . lcr chrcrjc ccr.stirction and tt rrj-jiJ livers. Dr. Kd-.varJä Olive Tablets do not ccr.tain ru'.orr.cl. but a htalmj, scoring vegetable b::t:vc No frlpir.T i. the "keynote" cf thcc little sucar-rcatj.h olive-colored tab- ' ti. They caucx! ti e Lt.v.t li and hver to ct r.cnü:i . Tlu y r.c.cr lorce Lhem rfci'r--'-'1)! . ? "vi If you have a "car!: Vnr.vn mouth" had breath -a dull, tired fce'.tr. sick h'.vJrsche t -rpid liver cor.nipation, xou'll f:ni quick, sure and pleasant relults fr'.T.i cr.e cr Vxo ci Dr. Ldwsrdi Olive Tablets at bedtime. Tr:u?ar.ds take tl.etn every niht just ,to kix? r.ht. I rv ihcra. 15c and ZOo

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Chairman Will n Hays of th RerabUran National Comralttf and Seuator Harry b. New. of IrirfJana vvbo are mentioned for plioe aaiun the new President's ad risers, iiajs. It is sakl, 1 sure of ao apointniciit. but wtio can teilt

d'.ation of the local reKhei-. was 7 v.:r,l,s..6 or 1,2. '15,.': 4 0 " more than the census of I'.rji idves. For Japan proper the 1 f 1 s estimate was .'7.-' u70.!::r, or l,10t 7 St; more than the liK'r. figures. The decreas for the empire is i.g per cent; for Japan proper it is l.S per cent. I There are lS'.SOO more male? than ! YES JAPAN ! fetrit.i In T-itin nrfitu r TVn tyt!..v

77,005,510 PEOPLE; r's?; J i I families In Jaroan proper is: 11.222.-

053. Tokio l4r?est. Following are tho 14 largest cities of Japan: Tokio. 2.173.irü: Osaka. 1.2R2.972; Koho, f.CS.fiL'S, Kyoto. 5M,U0f: Napoya, 4 2 9,390; Yokohama, 422.942; .sa-ias ik i. 170. 54: Hiroshima. 106, 5"4; Hakodate. 1 4 4.740: ICanazawa. EVI rs . SELCHERT'S DAUGHTER Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Iloricon, Wis. " My young daugh- 1 ler had been troubled for several ,,TrT!' 'c'MJ''!? Hf?imonth8 with Dact:ri 'iliiljache and a bad . ieei in g m ner i stomach. She did ! not want to eat i anything, while j before she was bo ! hunjrry she could 1 hard ijr wait for her i meals. The doctors ! L " - w lf4$- : VJk. v: t v mf-:yxK&l&e ncr meaicine ave her medicine HI P::5but it did not help jJ.?.;:' lher. One day I was mi m i-rvM i T:T 'reading a little i; 1 book of yours and it reminded me that when I was a young girl I took several bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. So she went to the draft store and got a bottle, and after taking the second one she couldeat and ha3 not had backache since. In all she took six bottles of it. She goes to school and on Saturdays helps with the housework. She is a normal, healthy girl now and we recommend your medicine. You have my permis sion to publish this letter as a testi-

well into the nw or iik-nur ; mon j al for the Ve potable Compound." J thorouchly and when wholly dry Mrs. FRANK SELCHERT,150 Larabec I

ap;in au i m- . ; St.. Horicon Wisconsin. a little Hcsinol Oint Mothers all over the country have found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to be a most reliable remLompoui See Page 3For entire list of the very new FEBRUARY PIANOS OICTROLAS RECORDS

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' Begins Tuesday 8:30 A. M. Ends Saturday 9:30 P. M. j mm i 3y All Odds f lie Vast stocks of quality merchandise are placed on sale at the lowest price levels. Rarely, if ever have we offered such radical reductions. It is our object during this sale to effect a general clearance of all seasonable merchandise remaining from our fall and winter stocks. We urgently advise that, you you take advantage of the early morning hours. 19c Specials Pearl Buttons, extra quality, card 19c One lot of Jewelry, values from 25c to 50c, card 1 9c Curtain Scrim, 36-inch, with colored borders, 25c value, yard 19c Cotton Batts, 25c value 19c Woodbury's Facial Cream and Powder, 25c value 19c Java Rice Face Powder, 29c value, box . .19c 29c Specials 36-inch Outing Flannel, extra quality, in light colored stripes, old up to 45c, yard 29c 36-inch Comforter Cretonnes in floral patterns, 45c value, yard 29c 27-inch Flannelette, in floral and figured patterns, 35c value, yard 29c Mennens and Williams' Talcum Powder, 25c value, 2 cans .29c White Goods Special, one lot of 36 to 40-inch Voile, Batiste, Organdie, Indian Head, Pique, Ripplette and Madras, 59c and 50c values, choice yard 29c Boy's Initial Handkerchiefs, regular 25c value, 2 for 29c 39c Specials Romper Cloth, 27-inch, in stripes and plain colors, reduced to, yard 39c Kimona Cre'pe, 27-inch, in floral and Japanese designs, reduced to, yard 39c j Drapery Sateen, 36-inch, in floral patterns, 75c ! value, yard 39c Women's Fibre Silk Hose in black and colors, j made to sell for $1.00, pair 39c i Boys' Grey Jersey Gloves, regular 69c value, I pair övc Japanese Middy Crepe, 30 inches wide, in white and colors, 65c value, yard 39c 49c Specials Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose, in navy, brown, white and black, with white soles, 7c value, pair 49c Men's Fibre Silk Hose in black only, 75c value, pair 49c Children's Wool Gloves, in grey, brown, blue and black, 75c value, pair 49c White Goods Special, one lot of Voiles, Batiste, Dotted Swiss, Organdie, Lawn and Pique, 75c value, yard 49c 59c Specials Fancy Ribbon3, 75c value, yard 59c White Goods Special, plain Voiles, Figured Voiles, Batiste, Skirtings and Gaberdine, 36 to 46 inches wide, regular $1.00 value, choice, yard at 59c J 69c Specials Window Shades, dark gTcen, size 36x6, reduced to 69c Girls' Chamoisette Gloves, in white, brown and grey, $1.00 value, pair 69c Fleisher's Yarn, in blue and black, $1.00 value, hank 69c Turkish Towels, good quality, with pink and blue borders, $1.00 value . . '. 69c Silk and Cotton Poplin, in colors, 36-inch. $1.00 value, yard 69c Women's White Chamoisette Gloves, $1.00 value, pair 69c 79c Specials Women's Fibre Silk Hose, in .white, grey and champagne, $1.25 value 79c Children's Percale Aprons, $1.00 value . . .79c

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Greatest Sale W e 2 for 9c Specials Presto Snap Fasteners, 2 cards 9c Pearl Button?, 2 cards . .9c Atlas Toilet Pins (180 count) 2 packages 9c Milady Hair Wavers, 2 cards for . 9c Lead Pencils, 2 for 9c Coats Darning Cotton, 2 balls for . . 9c Embroidery Floss in all sizes, 6 for 9c Kings Thread in black and white, 3 spools 9c One lot of Braids, 3 yards for 9c Val Lace Insertions, 10 yds. for 9c Children's School Handkerchiefs, 2 for 9c

Extra Heavy Spring Snap Fasteners, all sizes, in black and white, card 9c Toilet Pins, '360 count, package 9c Steel Crochet Hooks, all sizes 9c Crochet Cotton in white, ecru and colors, ball 9c Bone Hair Pins, box .... 9c Wire Hair Pins, box ... .9c Safety Pins, all sizes, card for 9c Pearl Buttons, card 9c Mercerized Darning Cotton, ball 9c Plain and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs 9c

89c Specials Women's one-piece Outing Flannel Pajamas,$2.00 value $1.29 Women's Light Fleeced Sleeveless Vests, $1.50 and $1.25 values 89c Women's Vests, light fleeced, long sleeves, at 89c Women's Outing Flannel Skirts, knee length, $1.50 value 89c Women's Dress Aprons and Dressing Sacques, Very Special, choice 89c 36-inch Terry Cloth, in floral patterns, suitable for draperies. Very Special yard 89c Fancy Turkish Bath Towels good heavy quality, with pink and blue borders, $1.35 value. .89c Boys' and Girls' Kid Mittens, fur trimmed, $1.50, $1.25 value, pair 89c 99c Specials 50-inch Couch Cover and Drapery Material, $1.50 value, yard 99c Boys' Grey Fleeced Union Suits, $1.50 value at 99c Boys" Flannelette Night Shirts, in neat stripes, $1.50 value 99c White Silk Poplin, 36 inches wide, $1.50 value, yard 99c One lot of Dress Fabrics, $2.00 value, choice, yard 99c Extra Specials InReady -1 o -Wear Winter Coats, $19.50, $25.00, $29.50 values $9.99 Winter Coats. $10.00, $15.00, $17.50 values $4.99 Dresses of Taffeta, Jersey and Wool Fabrics, values to $39.50 at $9.99 Short Plush Coats, $35.00 values . . . .$9.99 Cotton Middies and Blouses, values to $1.50, choice 99c Children's Gingham Dresses, values up to $2.00, choice 99c $1.09-$1.19 Specials Boys' Flannelette Pajamas, 2 piece, frog trimmed. $1.75 valu $1.09 Boys Grey Fleeced Union Suits, $1.75 value at $1.09 Red Star Towels, size 20x30, suitable for individual use or barbers, Special, dozen . . .$1.09 Women's Muslin Gowns, Envelope Chemises and Corset Covers, in plain and fancy styles, but not all sizes in each sryle.$1.50 to $2.00 values, choice $1.19 36-inch Terry Cloth in neat floral patterns and plain colors, $1.75 value, yard $1.19 Glass Vases, 10-inch, American cut, $2.00 value $1.19 Boudoir Caps, lace and silk combinations, $1.50 value $1.19

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"1 1 Have Ever Held 9c Specials Women's Handkerc h i e f s, embroidered corners .9c Nail Brushes, good quality, for 9c Pure Castile Soap, for baby's bath 9c Jap Rose Talcum Powder, 15c value .9c Hair Nets, special .......9c Aladdin Dye Soap . . . . .9c Men's Large White Handkerchiefs, hemstitched border, special 9c Correspondence Cards and Envelopes, box 9c Cotton Towels, size 14x28, with red border (seconds) 15c value ... .9c $1.29-$1.39 Specials Women's one-piece Outing Flannel Pajamas; $2.00 values $1.29 Boys Grey Fleeced Union Suits; $2.00 value, at $1.29 Boys" Union-Alls, in broken sizes; regular $1.95 value $1.29 Boys' Flannelette Pajamas. 2-piece, braid trimmed; $1.95 value $1.39 Men's Ribbed Union Suits, good quality; $2.00 value $1.39 Envelope Chemise and Gowns, good materials, plain and trimmed. Not all sizes in each style; $2.00 and $1.75 values $1.39 Miscelaneous Specials 56-inch Wool Jersey in variety ofcolors; formerly sold at $4.50, special yard $2.79 Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine in colors; $3.50 value, yard $1.49 One lot of Corsets, broken line of sizes; values to $4.50, at $2.49 Men's Flannelette Night Shirts in neat colored stripes; $2.50 value $1.79 Men's Muslin Night Shirts, excellent quality; $2.50 value $1.79 Men's Union Suits, fleeced lined; $3.00 value $2.29 Men's. Grey. Wool .Union. Suits, .$3.50 value $2.39 "Scotia" Cotton Blankets in grey, tan and white, with pink and blue borders; $3.95 value $2.49 Men's Pajamas, Poplin and Madras, in colors: $2.95 value $2.19 Men's Flannelette Pajamas, 2-piece, in neat colored stripes; $3.50 value $2.49 Full size Comforters, size 72x84, Silktline Covering in floral patterns; $5.49 value. . .$3.49 Men's Grey Wool Union Suits, $5.00 value, at $3.69 Men's Wool Union Suits, extra quality; .$6.50 value $4.39 Part Linen Table Damaak, 70-inch; $2.25 value, yard $1.59 Bed Sets, Spread and Bolster, scalloped edge, cut corners, $9.00 value, at $6.59 Infants and Children's Wear Specials 59c to 75c Values at 39c 69c Infants' Outing Gowns. 69c Infants Botties. 75c Infants Knit Caps. 69c Infants Blankets and Slips. 59c Children's Muslin Drawers, Children's Underwaists, Infants Cotton Vests. Choice 39c