South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 41, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1921 — Page 6

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TtTVX Y MORNIN. ITTnnt'AIIY 10. 1021

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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GLEE CLUBS WILL PRESENT "MIKADO

Ilijzh School Organization.'? to

Civt Performance .March.

K?cn t i.l a - tr.f- ar.: tion of the Kl-" f rchool :i:: v:l! !.-. jr-

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the- school r: u'ii'oriMri. Ar.n'iur.',fi::'. i,n !: i

.-ri?t tii'-mfi-'i s ns f. !.' of Jap.tr. K' h rr ."-'-a i ?in, di i' '1 a.-, i v. a .trI anl ia l..v '.vi'li Il&lph I :ra' : K';:-, I' ru.tion.--r f.f Ti'ii i. A. ü.m; ro..!i IVih. 1 :. -f, tt' J- . .'"' 'm : l ' r.oh.o J. ..-J. ('h.ri.s !:. Vum Yuru. Lacai- Varl- i

Jiarv-r; '; I '.. Mrs. Walik mar (loO-n.y; K.viVu'.. M- i ly lar'.y in lvo will: Narhi I-'h, M i .a re Frrnyf-r; fii' ras jar hy the

, Nar.k:. n r : - V ' ; i ; l Y i ; 1 1 1 , '-I hi.ii i--n. Willi t i ; -i cor y thin;,' T-.sh. a i am-'.'! i i n-r; : r-t:i S;a.

Psychologists Doubtful

Edison Plan Can S?;m;5SFHS

Ono hur.Jro.l million dollars !r. j i.ic.on of U-tÜrn? an arr. tlrr.hor was upruutc i l.y the v ri:ah i;nrlh trcn;-s k! Ithi.'.Isky. In -

ryclnc tt torn through thv o:y:r.- ! (-.., k. early to:Jv. Th

Bj International News ikrvic:

I of cclest-al bodies dot s not teiicvo

UNIVKUSITY OK OHEXJON. Eu-1 that Thema ITdison will ever he

1 f rr3t Supervisor for this district. !"lh state Ieri.!ntur now In ; h favorably cor.-iv!erlr.,r n ornr-

I gne. Ore.. Feb. S. The faculty of able to Invent a device by xvhlch the:onr" rr!,' measure for the trioken j the cM'.'jpe of rychlog-. of th&tirtiii may communicate" with the ' district of northwestern Washington.

j I niver:ty of Oregon went lntOjUVing. i special fesrton la?t nlffht to consider! "i don't see anything in it." Prof

j r.a:icn;r.s is irood rt. I waiking1 ha i k thai is tcush.

Michelson declared

toaay. "i con t ; nirnLix. k

Lellve in communication iiinn Feir.ers wtro spirits because I don't believe In j

spirits."

I Church of the Urethren will meet j for a week's viMi in Chiea

Thai .-.d. iy a f C riiu' ai at the homo of Mrs. ih rrvtich, Mi nni i t. The Truth .Kteks-i of the M. K. rhv.ich u ill enjoy a hayrack ride to th hi-. me of Miss lh,.-e Windet, Der-

SEVENTY TRY TO BECOME CmZIWS

tiaLud, Mich. .Friday cv-nimr. MiH Wirket wns a former member of the club. They be chaperoned by Mr. nn.I Mrs. Neil McLirew. Mr. and Mrs. Z. I. Thompson,

verity ali Ing to t.i.-cr.ir;

r.'ites

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ay. A.'iuraiii.aiiii:;

Oflicer Clfrn-Kv M iray. C1i!.m wis exaniiaiia' th.- ;i PI'" ' 1 a? s for alrni--

j-itn to ritiz'-nOiip. A J;: CI. Crah-ül h' a-i i u i n isf . ria-r th of nileianre.

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Tbo Jjd.'-'s ei'e!i ia huro AriK-ri ' i n !!.'. tion ilitk-? are r .- rifizenyJiip li".i rir t;s.

RIVER PARK

Wayi;: st., r ntertaihi'd at a T o'clock

; dinner Tuesday evening in honor ot ?:r try-' M.r. ari l Mrs. Mclndre of Topeka.

K'v-r., v.aho ;:rc jindinsj a few weeks h re. Covers v re laid, for 12. The

ta.de was eent- iaal rvith Iluw-dl I

roses. Oth-r pruests a-re Mr. and M :.. C. G. Thompson of south of the city. Mr. am! -Mrs. IZ. I,. Norv.ocl of Mi? hav.aka, Mr. and Mr?;. Cljr" MeFndre and daughter. MIe."

M.'Tiy ni- Georgia McKndr..- and LewN FalaVy d in the of :Iki1a,ti jmj Music and cards ' v. cri- th.- tlivt r.-ions of tin evening'. In celebration of lier birthday

niveisary ;.lr.s. Thomas Shi lv, S. h'ixth i-t., was tendered a piisant s iriaise hy "0 River Park and .-outh Iaiul friends. Musical iiuiiib.-rs

.Mr. and .Mrs. "William Harbor, who ia turned Saturday from Los A ripe Calif.. when they hav.. been the past nine months, were entertained at a family dinner at the homo of Mrs. Harbor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jemas, Lincoln way Monday, and in the evening1 Mrs. Charlvs Ke?soy. S. Sixteenth st.. was hostess to a. company of friends in iinn-

i or of Mr. and Mrs. nu her. The

renin was fpont informally. The RU'-st? numbered 15. Mrs. Alvia Crites. Dayton St., entertained at ;i 12 o'clock dinner today In hor.or of Mrs. Alofc Malandor and Mrs. Tli'nas Crites. Covers were laid for elht.

inv ff d with

The meeting of the H(,me Mission- j cards featured the exen- , . .. f furr,u iinf s entertainment. A two course

?ry m.i i i i!.-- .n. i . r.,i.iir,i f,-,r l'i iv afternoon at

..f mv: ' l-nllie Miller, i Tlie fathers' and sons' banrjurt will

'i;ffr,r-,1 et hm h. i !1 IW t.-tPOUC d

tlofinitely.

The Vorr. Pah

class of the

FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED

WITH

luncheon was served.

bo held Friday evening at ?he V. II. church. A program will be rendered and an invitation is extended

! to friends to attend.

Mrs. C. i;. Snyder 1 ft Wednesday

Yern Myers of Crandon, Wis., ifl here for a f w days' visit with his mother, Mrs. Minnie Myers, N. Seventh st., and othr relatives and friends. F.. 1. GlruKon has left on a business trip in southern Indiana after spending a few lays with hi.5 family, S. Twelfth st. Miss Florence McSweeney and b.ouse truest, Miss Laura Whiting" of Indianapolis, Ind., left Wednesday morning for Chicago, where they will attend r. house party at the home of Mis3 McSweeney's aunt, Mrs. Georgo I Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shipley, N. Eleventh sL, have returned from Plymouth. Ind. A daughter wan born at the FTpworth hospital Tuesday to Mr. and

Mrs. K. M. Paeon, 625 Sixth st. Mr. and Mrs. Lylo Penrod have sold their residence at 1014 S. Fourteenth st., and have moved to 141.1 Ilih st. Harry Cassel is ill at Iiis home on N. Eighteenth st.

MlCIfELSOX SKKITICAIj. CHICAGO, Feb. 9. Prof. A. A.

Michelson, of the University of

Chicago, who has Invented instrumenta for measuring the exact size

HUGE LOSS DUE TO DECLINE IN PRICES

the startlins: statements of Thomas A. Edison as disclosed in an Interview with the wonder wizard yesterday to the effect that an apparatus could be devised to receive com-

J munlcations from the dead. i ! nr. Edmund Cmkiin. dean of thejTjpp DDAFTiDC 17 A P 17 college of psychology and one of the jjJ DllUiiJjUU rAlllj

j read tho Interview with Edison to ;the faculty, and n Intensive study i of the great scientist's theory was

! made. The savants reached the decision that t.he realization of Edison's proposition is extremely doubtful, but not Impossible. Dr. Ccnkj lin gave out the written opinions of i the faculty today and added that a further study will tot made with j the help of the recent report of j Prof. Jastrow of the University of j Wisconsin, who made an investiga- ; rinn of the subject among the leadir.g psychologists of this country and ' Europe. Thestudent body of the j college of psychology here may be ; asked to study tho theory further j in concert with the faculty, j Dr. Conklin said: "I am extremei ly doubtful of the possibility of de- ! vising an apparatus that will rej ceive communications from mind or ' memory. Extensive researches and ' laboratory experiments have failed ! to reveal the existence of any such ' communications. It would be very j interesting, to say the least, if Edi- ' on should succeed In constructing

such an apparatus, as It would seem he has in mind. In the faeö of present knowledge only 13 it Impossible."

AKltET I lUTEEV THmHMCX. Ft International Nfrrs Sorvie:

t Ulcer

arrested

alleged on pa s-

Try XEirS-TLUES Want Ads

By Interr ationnl News Scrvi: CHICAGO. Feb. b. Eggs drorped to 32 1-2 cents wholesale here today.

the lowe?t price since 1912, and as a I result e?g brokers- are facing losses J amounting to thousands of dollars, j Future ciellveries contracted for yes- j terday alone will causo brokers .' j $172.000 loss it is stated. j Three weeks ago Chicago egg j dealers were sure of 11 eggs by Ea&ter because of depleted cold j

storage stock. A year ago in January there were 26.S55.-OCO eg?s in storage here, while last month there were only 8,550,000 and today Ioms than 41C.000 in storage. But the mild winter fooled the hens into believing spring is here and the hens fooled the speculators. The veritable flood of fresh eggs caused today's break in the market

which in the part month has- totaled a decline of 34 cents a dozen.

the first "chill!

Take Genuine Aspirin marlJ u-iMi th

Bayer Cross" to break up your Co!d and relieve the Headache.

Fever, Stuffiness.

arning! To get Genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over 19 years, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," and look for thename "Bayer" on the packa-e and on each tablet. Always say "Bayer."

REPORT BIG TIMBER LOSS 7iV CYCLONE

By International News Servi.e: PORT ANGELES, Wash., Feb.

Each "Bayer package" contains safe and proper directions for the relief of Colds also for Headache, Neuraia, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain generally!

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Wies

firnißt 2 o m m w m npnEi

uu bc'üüaj 3 wJ)y-yii tili Ii

Boxes of 12 Bottles of 24 Bott!e of 1C0 Aiso Capsules All drugCit ijpiria ! tho trade nark of Eayer Manufacture cf Moru-Ktioarllrit-r cf FaMcrXcac'.d

ORDERS MICHIGAN RATES INCREASED

Br I ntornat ionn ! N"-vs Sf-rri.-o: WAFHLNC.TON, Feb. ?. Michigan intrastate passenger fare and Pullman rates were ordered raised to the level of interstate rate put into effect elsewhere last August, in a decision rendered today by the interstate commerce commission. The commission held that the present state fares and charges constituted unfair discrimination against interstate routes.

GETS WORD AUTO FEE MEASURE DIES

At tho first meeting with the Ht. Joseph Valley Motor club. E. Noblet, secretary and manager with Mr. Paul, field secretary of the Hoosier State Automobile association, announeed receipt of a telegram that the bill No. 72, in the state house of representatives, for increasing automobile license fees 2.10 percent, was killed in Tuesday's session.

SÜLPHÜR 1

i Store H ours: 8:30 a. m. to '5:30 p. m.j Saturday 9:30 p. m

SAX a

asant ere im, hin th it ii irw :th eczema; i;.;v rr.?h or

Mentho-Su!p!iur, a j Mill soothe a:.d ii.a! : ritat .-d l'r. '..' : ' ut that c . l ed w it li

pimples, or is i.t:h or dry. Nothing subdues h. ry sk:n ei ir.iticr.s so luickly. s;ts a ii'-'i'-d skin specialist. The m, .ant nt. su'.i'hur prepara tion ii applicl th- it hir.g .-: ps and after two or thr-e appi:itj-.r..-. the eczema is g'"a;e ami the ski.a is de-

liglitfu'.ly char and phur is so preeii.i's

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South Michigan Street, Near Washington Avenue February Sale of

OIPArlY

that cause the di.-f.gurcmc nt. ways hea.s f?z Muai; ;.tr

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Blankets

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K3Vfr S. MlCHIf.AN FT.

Company 223 So. Michigan St.

PURE ICE GOOD SERVICE. RIGHT PRICES CASH or COUPONS ARTIFICIAL ICE CO. M. 2221; L. GI23

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GL"i5es Properly Fitted

DK. J. BURKE, Op't 220 K. .MICIIKhW ST. liraLcn h'iwü Iiii;du':tedL

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Beginning Thursday, we will place on sale our entire stock of high grade Comforters and Blankets at Half Price. We believe this is the greatest offer ever presented to the people of South Bend and vicinity. Please shop earlv.

lankets Half Price

Dover Cotton Blankets, size 60x76, in grey, tan and white with pink and blue borders. Regular $3.50 value; February Sale price ÖSnfl Scotia Cotton Blankets, size 64x76, in grey, tan

and white with colored .borders. Regular A $3.95 value; February Sale price fiav

Humboldt Cotton Blankets, size 68x80, in grey, tan and white. Regular $4.50 value; February Sale price &Lzi?$ Barlan Heather Plaid Blankets, grey, pink, blue and tan borders, size 64x76. Regular C?35 fl HI $4.95 value; February Sale price wfiaa tlJ "Swansdown" soft finish Blankets, blue, yellow.

lavender, size 66x80. Regular $6.95 .value; February Sale price

Nashua Woolnap Blankets, heavy weight, bound edges, in colored plaids, size 66x60. Regular $7.50 value; February Sale price jÖnß Wool finish Cotton Blankets, good heavy quality, in blue, tan, lavender plaids, size 66x80. j Regular $8.50 value; February Sale price UdS)

Bayview Wool Blankets in colored plaids, heavy

weight, large size. Regular $11.50 value; February Sale price

COMFORTERS HALF PRICE Never before hvc you ever had such a money-savins opportunity to buy Comforters like these at sdeh wonderfully low prices. In a variety of figured and floral patterns, full rize, filled with sanitary cotton, silkoline covering. 5.00 Comforters $2.45 5.49 Comforters $2.'i 5.95 Comforters $2.95 G.95 Comforters $3.45 9.95 Comforters $4.95

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Store Hours: Open 8:30 a. m. Close 5:30 p. m. Except Saturday closed at 9:30 p. re

February Sale of Domestics and Bedding

-Daylight Basement-

Starting Thursday, February 10th

An unusually large assortment of high grade Domestics and Bedding will be placed on sale at prices that will be very attractive.

40c Dress Ginghams Dress Ginghams, splendid quality in stripes, plaids, checks and plain colors. Full mill assortment, 27 inch at 20c yd. 59c Zephyr Ginghams 25c 32-inch in plain colors, all shades, also nurse stripes and pink and blue checks. This quality sold at 39c yard, now for 25c. Everett cheviot shirting Ginghams, 29 inch, no better or more suitable, material made for boys waists, rompers, shrts and blouse dresses. Fast colors, complete assortment in checks, stripes and plain colors. Was 45c, now for 1 9c. Dress Percales. 36-inch standard quality in light and dark colors at 19c. Cambric Pewales, one lot 36-inch very fine quality in beautiful stripes, large selection. Was 59c a yard, now for 22c. Shirting Cambrics, 36-inch, finest shirting cambric made, in very desirable stripes, good selection in 10 to 20 yard engths. Was 69c yard, now for 28c. Chambray Ginghams, 32-inch, in pain light blue only. 10 to 20 yard lengths. Was up to 50c yard, now for 15c. Cottotn Challies. One large lot 36inch full standard quality, new patterns, excellent for comforter coverings. Very special at 1 8c yard. Amoskeag Outing Flannels, 36-inch, in pretty ötripes, splendid quality, formerly sold at 59c. while this lot lasts for 25c yard. Bleached Shaker Flannel, good quality, 27-inch, well napped. Was 40c, very special at 1 5c yard. Curtain Madranets. a very high grade drapery, beautiful floral and Oriental pattern, fast colors, sold at 75c and 85c all new designs, very special, 29c yard. Curtain Scnm. 36 inches wide, in good quality, with self stripe border; sold at 39c yard, now for 10c.

Muslins and Wide Sheetings Bl cached Muslin, one case fine bleached muslin, 36-inch, free from dressing, splendid quality, sold at 40c, while it lasts during this sale, for 14c yard. Bleached Muslin, 36-inch, good weight, smooth finish very special, 10 yards for $1.25. Heavy Bleached Muslin, was 50c, for 1 6c yard. Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, medium weight, on sale for 1 1 JJc. Heavy Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch, splendid sheeting quality, now for 32c.

214 yds. now for 43c.

wide Bleached Sheeting

2 yds. wide Bleached Sheetin splendid grade, ,48c.

2 14 'ds. wide Bleached Sheeting, 53c. 2!4 yds. wide Bleached Golden Gate Sheeting, 58c. 63-inch Pequot Bleached Sheeting, 48c. 2Vl yds wide Pequot Bleached Sheeting, 65c. 2 yds. wide Pequot Unbleached Sheeting, 50c. 2:yi yds. wide Pequot Unbleached Sheeting, 55c.

45-inch Pequot Bleached 37c.

-asing.

42-inch Pequot 35c.

Bleached Casing,

42-inch Bleached Tubing, splendid grade. 33c. 45-inch Bleached Tubing, splendid grade, 36c. 33-inch Bleached Indian Head, 25c. 36-inch BJeached Indian Head, 29c. 44-inch Bleached Indian Head, 39c. 36-inch Nainsook Bleached, 18c. 36-inch Nainsook, very fine quality, 28c. 36-inch Berkeley Cambric, 25c.

Sheets and Pillow Cases Pili ow Case3, bleached, size 42x36, 21c

Pill ow Cases, bleached, size 45x3o.

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Pill ow Cases, high grade, no dressing, 42x36, 33c. Pillow Cases, high grade, no dressing, 45x36, 35c. Scalloped Pillow Cases, fine work, good grade, 42x36, 45c. Scalloped Pillow Cases, fine work, good grade, 45x36. 50c. Bridal Case, scalloped, very special, 42x36. 50c. Bed Sheets, bleached, seamless, high grade. 72x90, $1.25. Bed Sheets, bleached, seamless, high grade. 01x90, $1.45. Bed Sheets, Pequot bleached, size 63x90, $1.38. Bed Sheets, Pequot bleached, size 72x90, $1.45. Bed Sheets, Pequot bleached, hemstitched, 81x90. $1.85. " jo.00 to $6.50 Bed Pillows S3.58 Just received one large lot high grade Bed Pillow?, covered with best quality heavy art ticking, beautiful patterns, filled with good selected feathers, size 21x27: sold regularly at from $5.00 to $6.50 pair. While this lot lasts, at $3.58 pair. Bed Comforters, full size, filled with clean white carded cotton, nicely stitched, well covered floral patterns; sold at $5.00. now for $3.00. One lot Comforters, regular size with (slight imperfections) while they last at $ 1 .95 each. Bed Spreads Bed Spreads, size 72x64, hemmed, $1.45. Bed Spread, 76x88, hemmed, good weight. $2.45. Bed Spread, 60x90, scalloped, cut corners, $3.50. Bed Spread, 78x58, scalloped, cut corners, $3.75. Bed Spread Set. 76x88. scalloped, with bolster, $4.25. Bed Spread. 82x94. satin, scalloped. $5.75. Bed Spread. 88x98. satin, extra heavy. $7.50. Bed Spread Set, 86x94, satin with bolster, set $8.50.

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