South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1921 — Page 10

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1921. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ADMITS TAKING S5.00 DAY $5.00 DAY $5.00 DAY-LOOK FOR THE GREEN SIGNS-S5.C0 DAY $5.00 DAY $5.00 DAY AUTO; IS BOUND TO GRAND JURY Wallace Zimmerman Confesses Guilt — Companion Makes Escape. — When Wallace Zimmerman was arraigned before Judge Gilmer In city court on the charge of vehicle takln; for the alleged theft of a Dodge touring car, Feb. 16, he was

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Men's $10 Value Bath Robes J Men's and Young Men's Pants.

$3. $3.50, $4, $4.50 values, 2 pair for . . . .

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questioned by the court. "Did you take this car?" asked Judge Gilmer. "Yes, I guess I did." said Zimmerman. "Why did you take It?" "I don't know," Zimmerman replied. "What did you intend to do with it?" Gilmer inquired. 'I just took it for a ride." declared Zimmerman. "You're bound over to the grand Jury under $500 bond," eaid the court Zimmerman, according to the police, along: with a confederate, removed the car, the property of L. J. Van Oatrand, from in front of a shoe store on E. Wayne st, conducted by Van Ostrand. Notifications sent out by the police to different towns in the state contained their descriptions and upon these clues, the two men were apprehended at Angola, Ind., a few days ago. They were delivered to the custody of police officers at Kendallvllle, Ind. As they were being taken to the station at that place, Zimmerman's partner broke away from an officer there and made good his escape. The police hero were notified of the capture of Zimmerman and Motorcycle Policeman Bert Olmstead left for Kendallvlll and returned with Zimmerman,

ANNOUNCE CREDIT POINTS IN SCOUT CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN

Special points have been offered by Jo. Taylor, Boy Scout executive, for tho scouts who are taking part in the spring cleanup campaign. All of the reports made by the boys must by presented at the scout headquarters at tho Chamber of Commerce by Saturday noon. Civic service credit points will be offered for each hour's work by a scout. All the work Is to be done in the ward in which the scout lives. Ho will keep track of the time spent In the inspection work. In addition to civic points, 2.500 points will be given to the troop making the best record during this week. The written report required will divide the pointe as follows. First troop, 2.500 points: second troop, 1,500 points, third troop, 1,000 points; fourth troop, 500 points, fifth troops, 250 polntß; 150 points for next five. - Prizes for the essay contest amonp the children in the grade schools will be awarded at the close of the campaign May 8.

NOW HE BELIEVES BEGGARS MUST NOT ALSO BE CHOOSERS

Arthur Köhler, who eays he 1? from New York and that he is working for a magazine company, attempted to be both a beggar and a chooser Tuesday morning with disastrous results. Köhler apparently was not having much luck Felling hia magazines r:nd. to get his breakfast, he had f

f 'panhandle" for it. A woman furnivhrd him with a meal and at its ' conclusion Kohler put in a long

howl, saying that it was not fit to eat and demanding that a better spread be eet out for him, it 13 charged. His arrest by Sergt. Detective Koczorowskl followed and he will be given a chance to humor his epicurean palate off the tin dishes of the police station.

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Pen-ale ITouse Dress- Ws en: nil Bzem; many striez: licht mrf

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WOMEN'S ?2 VOILE BLOUSES Cboos.j from 20 different styles. In .ili lzeu, wrll itiiiie; hpo- . i a 1 at $1.00.

VESTS 3 I"OR Wompn's flu Vests, well rna.Ic. fltsh

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TOWELING !i YARDS F.ile of Crash TowpIInp: already mad tn-5-yard lengths. 17 Inches wld: Moarh1 nn.1 iinh1!irhii. t

Women Tolly Prim APRONS Women's pretty Slipon Aprons; rhoose from lights and iarks, all sizes; special nt 2 fnr l no

RE.XI- StI.K . CAMISOLES

t'atnisolps. in all 170?.

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INFANTS' 4IFFV PANTS, 3 for Infants' Rubber Jiffy I'ants; famous "Klelnorls"' make; specl.-il sale at 3 for $1.00.

MEN'S t-Z.OO SHIRTS ifen's Drop Shirts: ehooso from tnauy

patterns, all sizes to '

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WOMEN'S :5e Corset Covers Womea's fine muslin Corset Covers or Itandcaax, In flesh or wblte; all sizes at 2 for ?loo.

WOUEN'S f2.no MIDDIES Women's Middy Blouses; chooo from

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3 IIOYS ruv UNION SUITS Roys' summer weight Union tSults, in wLiito onlv; short Fleeves at 3 for $1.00.

WOMEN'S $SA BLOOMERS

Choose from pink or fi '

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2 INFANTS DRESSES Infants' dainty white Presses, ohoose from all wanted sizes:

trth tS' regular: 2

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2 CHII.nREN'S ROMPERS CliiMren's fast color RomptTs. made of tin jjrade ehamhray, in many shades at 2for?l.

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2 WOMEN'S RTw UN'N SUITS Womon's Unicn JSuit. in al! wanted sizes, all styles, laf-e o r nlain knee, at 2 for $1.00

SINGLE BLANKETS Sale of Sinple Red Rlankets; grey only; with ftriped ends, at only 11.00.

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also Sport fehirts at for ?l.iO.

WOMEN'S fl79 PETTICOATS Women's line Pettlfnata' lira smhrnlilsrr

trimmed, all sizes atfN ?1.X.

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2 WOMEN'S WAISTS Women's voilp- Rlouses, choose from all wanted tdzes; many stylos; ralues to $1.25; sperlnl. 2 for ST.rtrt.

15 BARS OF 10c

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or Wool So.ip, at be- Sj'tv

low wholesale cost; 15 cakes for .SI. ort.

3 WOMEN'S ?.o BLOOMERS Women's pink Knit Ploomers. In all sizes, elastic waist aud kuee at 3 for $1.00.

WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Women's "Notaseme" Silk Hose. it. black and white: also cordovan, all size, at $1.

YOUTH IS MISSING. Fred D. Sheldon. 1916 S. Fellows St., reported to the police that his nephew. Arom King, 15 years old. who has been staying with him since the youth was paroled from a Michigan reformatory, left home Sunday afternoon and has not been heard of since. The boy was dressed in a dark suit with Ugh: stripes, is light complexioned andhas blue eyes.

Tender Beef Tot Roast 10c Short and Sirloin Steak 20c For Wednesday at BUEIILER BROS. 310 S. MICH. ST. S5S6-4.

SAVINGS FOR SHAVERS. Gillette razors with 2 blades. $2. 73, at Clauer's. S5S7-3

Let Us finance you with CASH If you need MONEY Lcsns on SALARY, Furnftu.e. Victrolas. Pianos and Autos. OX TOUR OWN TERMS At Lowest Interest Rates Fixed by the State of Indiana Indiana Finance Co. 20f J. M. S. Bid. Cor. Main &. Washington Lincoln 62 02. Take Ulevaior

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3 CHI ED REN'S 65c BLOOMERS Children's Itloomerp. in alf sizes: Mark only at only o for $1.00.

3 TAIK WOMEN'S 69c HOSE Women's lisl Hose, in

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women's ;.no N'GHT G'WNS Women's fine raiislln Night Gowns, beautiful lace trimmed top, well made, rut full; nneei.il nt $1.00.

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OUR VALUES ALWAYS BEST The Store that ????? sells Grand Leader GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO 128-130 So. Michigan St.

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