South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1921 — Page 10

rrrDW morm(7, march 22, 1021. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MAN IN MOTORCYCLE POL Mh RAIDS; l ALL SIDE CAR INJURED1 w charges FORM ST. JOSEPH ORCHARD CLUB OF ROYS AiSD GIRLS 1

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Giles St. Joscfifi Cattle Anti-Tuberculosis Test Tr. A. M . .1 -. . i. of IVmJu- ur.ir ' ::y, a, t :' ! ;.i;ty f rir: 'i ri.; r. v.-i -i in St. .If.-. ; h ."'lT-.ty Monti i v rri(!::r a v. i -: . rr u'.o -.s f -rv r i -' r -! ). r.i ..f . ,i r i . I xvn. ! I". ". i:ir-3. ro!jr;ty

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.?am. D. M 'arthy undf r ,ir-r-i Mon day lnrr.J -with ur'aful ; o..-(-s:on r f l!oij"r for . a f!'; r.tity cf ' hoo; h" v:i XhVf-n in a rai l to ti" u;f"l as -vl'lnc ac i'n.t

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ir.-T In rt for vorn timo pa.t nr. J polio- off,'':..; i IT.tify hi:a as i't-- m' loan arr?!-fl s"v-ral morith as-o whn a lartr'- 'juantiiy of "hnocli" v. ;:s fo'in'l in a olhr at )Ai r-: i f at I'l' 4 1 V.'ahir.irtr.n JUt wi.l !) iuard March 2r. Ar.otlur raii liacrfl ('lyd Aluard, :: 1 rj W. Sou tii fit., and Jams S-t!)0, W. Monro .t., who w re i-r.th apTTi-h'-nd'-d at Alward'H plac, while s'V'ril quarts of moonshine x(r confiscated. Alward was arT?rri about tv.-o wrrks act and apPalrd from tho JöO firf imjioscd by Jude f:i'm-r fvr aiiihllr.-. A third raid i.rojht in A!' S": f ir.f-r. 71; s W. Monroe st , who i,i'.r ( ', hn ..- h. -n ojir-ratln a i .or . ; -;ni la:-:n

In nn ffort to stimulate interest in orchard project in St. Joseph county, a St. Joseph Orchard club ha Ifn started in the county. Poj-s and cirN intcrcrcd in orchards may tak" over an old orchard or Ftart a now one and all St. Jofpph county children aro clliblt. D. V. Shibe. ht-a'J of t li agricultural dnar'mnt at Notre Dan.e univrrJ'itj, will co-op'-rntf -with the orchard project a will Harry II. Swalm, president of tho Ir.diar.a Horticultural society. In all probability attractive awards will be made to the Individuals who Ruccfcd brt In the orchard work.

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'Diamond Dyeing' old Garment!, Draperiet

First Methodist Church to Observe. Passion If'veh

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Ar.y woman can follow th f im pie directions in package and diamonddi" shabb, faded fkirts, waists, roatiä. FtovkingA Fw-ater?. covering". hanf,-intrs. -vf-rythintr into new. Don't risk your material in a poor dye that streaks or spots. I5uy "Diamond Dy-s" -no oth r kind. Tell drufrit h"th.er our material is wool or silk, or if it i otton. linen, or a mixture. It. hch. fadeless colors. Adv.

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Why not call and consult us? Benefit by our prompt and satisfactory service.

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Easter Blouses In newest modes, selected for their beauty, to wear with your new suit. $5.75 to $29.50

Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Saturday 9:30 p. m.

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Easter Special Talm Olive 5oap. 10c val.. 7c ca-cli or 7Cc dozen.

Easter Suits Values Unusual If you are looking for distinctive Spring Suits at most modest prices, you'll be delighted wih our excellent showing. Fashioned from finest Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Serge and Homespun in all the smartest effects beautifully embroidered, braid or button trimmed fine silk lined expertly tailored. In ripple, flare and Eton effects. Every Suit is an excellent value. $25, $29.50, $35 up to $125

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Rubber top corsets, in pink coutil and brocade, sizes 20 to 26. and front lace corsets in pink coutil, with rubber top and free hip. choice of these 2 numbers vx $2.00

Front lace corsets, medium and low but, in pink and white at $2.50 to $6.50 Back lace corsets, low, medium or high bust in pink and white. $2.50 to $9.00

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Easter Sale of Hosieij

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Women's cotton hose, black, brown and navy, 50c value at 34c Women's merceiizcd lisle hose in brown, navy, white and black with white feet, 75c value 50c

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New arrival of dainty envelope chemise, camisoles, gowns and bloomers, splendidly made of fine quality pussy willow silk, lace and ribbon trimmed, attractively priced from $2.00 to . . .$10.00 Lajer si lk bl oomers, heavy quality, hand embroidered design at $3.95 Pink seco si lk bl oomers, full sizes, special . .$1.00

New pink satin camisoles, lace trimmed, special $1.00 Kayser's Italian pink silk vests, band top and strap shoulder, plain and embroidered styles; sizes 36 to 42; $3.50 values $2.95; $5.00 value $3.95 Silk jersey union suits, knee length, band top and ?trap shoulder ;$7.95 and $8.50 values $6.50

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Effectively trimmed and possessing a dc,

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Millinery that is a delight to look upon.

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