South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 152, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1921 — Page 2

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 1. 192T 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ROAD MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT CITES SAYING ON HIGHWAY

CALL LOR EXPERTS

Construct I.nprovrd Gravel;

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yr.ir. Ahv;t 10 ml. thu5 fir h v-b'-T, .rromw'r.f"! ir.'l thr rf rn'tinii . r b- fnmrlfii bf'.r fill. Mr. Zit'.T -iH th: rnnrnlr.. Fiv rr.'iV! pi?.'-, fr--m whirh thr ni'i'nf n-aiT-6 irtrrir.t r lt-jir, . ;tc ru.'triaM ar1 now rcil 5y the county. Thr arp aj'proxiro.atly l'i'' rr.ilT of rii In P'. .Ir'-j'h roUn?y. Th ".v rk ilv!'!f,i jr. to district -ni -;;-it F iprrln'rr.'lr.rj are hll f.cnur.'iM" lr. o-trh action. Th-" ha' n!n., rplaro rnvol thit his tr. ivT.hl rut f.n l k-p th priflIn repair. Wh'n th Ir.liina hlch'.-nv tipr-!r.t?n-!orit. h !! th'.r nioÜnc at I'urir.r- lntf. winter, a trfitl on milnrpr.in?" r rsrinlritir n by Mr. Zr-S'.Ier atfractod much favorahl" r.rf!cr. Th" Huhjo't nnttfr 1 ' t chly v;th th orpanizitlon In tin'' county ar.-I fl'.ects credit on this county's sy.-t-r.i of niaintainin roads. Th (lrpirrrr.cnt as-uiK's .1uri?iio(lon over th county roads aftr they hav ben improved. It maintain cravel, a.Thaltic V nutr ition and -oncret road1; aiid keeps thm in r' l.air. Th4 cQi'-ipira nt of this department is such th.t it is alda to accomplish piuch repair work in the course of a t .i?or..

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FIND SOUTH BEND HAT ON DEAD MAN

Rodv is Found in Detroit ! Headgear Bear? Lahel of Dealer Here. i

I th" holy -of an ur.ifVr.tif.M J man found d-d !n Detroit, ay 23. j that of a South Bend man? '

That :h th- iuestirn Tr. James K.

i IlurC'V. county coroner at Detroit, i 1? tryinc to answr. ; The tody Ava3 found at the Mich

igan rf r.tr al railway viaduct. Brook- i

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I j that the mar. wore a fedora hat

! cirirc the libel nf Adler Brothers.!

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j Mr. ar.d Mrn. Kolkr.er. 1575 Sycaj more Kt.. r)trclt. former iouth Bend j reFi'-'cr.t, viplted the morpue where j tie br.-y awaits Identif. cation, burial I in the potter'? fbd or the Icnivcs I of f.-tudent in medical collf ;:' laboratories. Mrs. DurpfM wrote a letter j to The N'ews-Tirnf r. eayin? she and I bf.r husrar.d both arc certain they V.ave yeeti the- mar. in South Bet:i

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I Thr compete de.scr?Ttion of th--1 j jn-.an frdlows: Ace. abo'-.t 34; f.ve j . t " -'! tiifirth fare- well

jdrcssel; black suit. l:?ht brown

eyr?; brown bilr; rurpie j;. erniri, striped, hftt. ber.rir.k: label of Adler Brother.-'. South Bend. Jr.d.

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Do you know me r.?h from an-j othT? rspt. c. W. Ptarn and the! crew of his yacht hauled it in. Took j two hour?. Th f;-h is 17 feet lone I

and weighs a ton. But no one who has peen it ran n.ame it.

FEWSYLVAMA LIE EMPLOYES TAKE AN OUTiyO AT CULVER

Try XEJVS-TIMES Want Ads

CORNS Lift Off with Fingers

ri'liVKH. Ir.d.. May SI. Thm nähere of the Veteran ICtnployfs aociuion of the Pennsylvania railway. Smith Bend division, werhere S.itwrdiy f r r an outing a3 cue-ts of the Oliver Military academy. Th- program included a boat rid" on Ii ke Maxinku- V.f e, lur.rh at the Culv'r summer camp, an afroi! in exhil it ion ty Iieut. Val-r of tlie Culver naval flvin f hod. a band concert bv the i'ulv-r c.idct

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d'h tq .y Sen. H;rry S.

Two diV'Uce.- hav 1 o-n printed in superior (oirt No. l by Jude i'"h.cter B. Montgomery. Aretha C irk Vta:n"d a dwr from Lanr.c C :rk, th. reine her hu.-b uid wih -ar.m.e h r vi'- r.am'j She

''btHin-d tb.e t ur-tody of their n j

hll 1. M.ry r.-irayne obtained a deej-e froru Hui'Tv Bar.'vn. She was

married t her hu.-ban l from July '

.'t. 1 P J 0 , tn Aue. " the ime ye ir. On the latter day, the wife chireM in hrr complaint, her husband .C(n; hr hoTc.e to her mother. even thoueh h knew that she was in a dlb ite condition. She obtained i-uto.lv of thr'.r or.e child.

N'ew, boxing by cadets, n vi. it to the Culvr swlmmine pooi the barest indoor pool in the country. hw an exhibition of p'ueh ridine by numbers of the Culver Black Horo troop. Tom Berkirf, .a veteran conductor of the diiicm. is the president of the association. Sen. N'r.v ablr..-d the railroad men in the open air theater on the Culver ampu. Thö senator w.is in Plymouth Siturd.iy to pi.-ik at the Anvrican Ision celebration and was a euest of Col. L. II. Cienilliat. superintendent of the academy. Sunda v.

The Brelloh town

has a school fop tramine .-teepb--Jacks.

Dor:. c nurt a bit! Prep ä llitl? 'Freezone" on an aching1 corn. Instantly that corn stop? h'irtlne. then shortly you lift It right oft with ftr.cer?. Truly! Your druspist cslls a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, toft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without torene?s or lrrftatlon. Adv.

A fresh supply of FREEZONE llways on Hand at ! CENTRAL DRUG STORE i AMERICAN DRUG STORE ; and ! RED CROSS PHARMACY Mishawaka

Complete List of Presents to Brides and Grooms

C.im ITIOM SOt'TH BUND. Tli-berd Printine Compiny, Max Adler Co.. bathrobe tor I lf'ft weddinc announcements first pmon. Home Furniture Co., metal

Arm" Sto-rex'Co. 100 lhs. susar table lamp

to the tenth bri -. American Tru?t Co.. " In ftobi

for 1 rile'e pa vir es account. AtJditorium Theater, complimentary tickets for bride, and groom.

Hull and Calr.cn. or.e '4e hand carved redwood packed with chocolate .

Charlee M. Schuell. IS gliu vase. South Bnd Electric Co., electri vibrator. South Bend Home Furnace Co.. ? 5 0 credit on purchase of furnace. South Bend Bealtv Co.. $200

Tom A. Hvres of New Jersey credit on house or $ 1 C 0 credit on

railroad, round trip ticket with Pullman to Detroit for couple.

Valt's studio. Bastman kodak ( interurban Iabor Journal, cne

to ITth bride.

Adam Beefier, ferr.?? ar.d fern baskets for th tlrst three bride-. Abe Herrn m, cistins: rod. tickle bcx. reel, lir.e, b-iit. Black.-tone P.e t:ty Shop, ma.'M.t, jr.arttl ar;vi shampoo to bride. Blackrftcne Shop, tl :usa for bride. B'.a kst or.e theater, free tickets to !.t;t v. iiil.il party.

lot. Star Stor, M'ahosrany finish servme tray and set of el us tumbler?! to öth, 10th and loth brides.

year'? subscription. T T T ,V 1 - ? a frnnm TV h r

r.,,i,! Swanson-If- Furniture Co..

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set of breakfast dishes to threo

bride;

Kay-Bee Ciothine Co., hat and Washmeton Restaurant, free blouse. dinner to both bride and eroom. H. D. Lee, Or.e. Suit Lndtts' Ward and Bewis, Jl in trade to

Prion All. LelnbacM. Humphrey Torrey. J 5 0 discount on lot. Blttle Folks Shop. 1 2 -piece baby outnt.

Brandon - iXirrdl rrmpar.yr, p.. II. M.aneoll. rhcto of test

h.;-"wr. for br'.d0.

I loc k in e bride and first bride.

Brunen i k.Sb.c p. 510 credit onj Frank Mayr & Son?, silver-

p.. a:;c t : aph. B. B. Coar.rr. $ wortn of clt.:rdr.e tr. first bride; ?5 worth cf pleaf.ne ar.d h r.-.s-tit chine to lirt Ch.amt er if Ccr.irnerce, year? Rub.-cnp'lon to "South Bend Today." Clauers. T.oer hr-me makir.z F'.lver ret cf 2? piece?

DePrces Milinry Co.. hat fori

plated coffee percolator. Arthur Miller, on-) ton of coal. Mondor ?!i;!!n(ry. hat for

; brid-.

Ntwman'rt lo in trade to th" youneest: J10 in trade to the oldest; in trade to the pet tiest, r.nd I2n in trade to thj rlr?t

bride ar.swerire Thomas Fdi-

f.in'- quctlonn.ire corr'ctly.

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Idmel She Store, pair white! The News-Time. $23 tea set to pumps or oxford for bride. j first bride. Year's subscription

Doul.s Shoe Store, fair shoea to tirst six brides.

Northern Indiana OfT.co Equipment Co . clothes tree. Oliver Barber Shop, shave and mas-s.ace for proom June 2nd. Oliver hotel, bridal suite. Oliver Styl- Shop, ere? do chine r.lchtp.'wn for first bride.

for bride. F-o:v"vr.y Department Store, t Ik dres,j. ?10 hat and a pair of ladies' exfrrdft. Bibel Bro.-. $10 In Victor record. v I-rilswcrth's Store. 5a in .cold to looklr.c: June f.rft bride an! ff m merchaniise to f.rst 10 t rider Fr.reV? Cut Bate. wedding cigars t - f.rst thre eroomn. First National Bank. $5 in sold for 1 ride's savir.es account. Fr.n:H Shop. Georgette blou for first five brides.

first n0 brides. AVill II. Weaver, check for $2.',. Geore H. Wheelock & Co., a set of dishes. Tom Williams, one glass towel bar. Williams & Co.. Bridal oouquet to the first bride applying: at the store. Worden Realty Co., South B'nd watch for each June brid who purchases a houe. Georp Wyman & Co.. pair of white wool blankets. CUTS FROM MISHAWAKA. Alexander's, men's eilk hose to eroom. Beieer Furniture Co.. carpet weeper to first ten brides. Carpenter Millinery, $5 hat. A. E. Cattleman, choice of 100 pounds of flour or ton of Manhattan coal. Fashion Leader store, silk drefs to brib.

M. Gilbert & Son. black Cat

Hosiery. Kor.ald Music Shop. $10 credit on talking machine. Matz & Forsthauer, folding auto seat and 5 in sold for the

Beed and Kine. accounting system for bride, also eroom. Reeder Bros., 10 phenoeraph records Ridenour Garment Co., five

r F Fra-k rar.r h-da! s :ite. i-wu - t r"-"" Kar.f n aprons.

c;atel .-. s.'.k blouse for brid". j Ries Furniture Co.. Vacuum Charles G. G;:es. J5 worth of , rkan-r, Columbia Grafonola, 42 dar.ee tickets to first five couples. ir. h cedar chest, floor lamp, pcr-ali--.. ed.'.ir.e dinner. ccWin top kitchen table, linoleum

ru all cf these subject to other purchases from this store. Biibertsori Eroa.. fibre reei furniture. St-huyler Ree, ton of Tcpy coal to 12th rri-'.e. Sailors Kro.. Co.. J 1 f S four-

Pa lac- Theater, box at Christ- first one who kifses th bride ma performance. (must be witnessed).

Milady Shcp, silk underwear -..

T. S. Garland and Co.. $15 Ik

pert drc Gracd I'adr. silk hneerie. E. Gren.in. $ 1.000 household insurance policy. Guaran'ee Shoe Store, pair oxfcrds fr precm.

Ilaroll Mu.-ic Shop. $10 credit j il-c re'. room suite; all the wincn talking ma- hin. j r.ir.g couple has to do Ls to set

Heller Fur:.lture Co, firelesa cooker valued at $2.'fl. William HarP. $100 credit on ttrictly modern five-room bun-

m irried In the frcnt window or vestibule of Cne store.

Charles B. Sax

company.

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set of table liner.. O. W. Schaffner Electric Co..

Ilaush Harrr.cn. $SC di5- $1 Wear-Ever sauce :an to first Harry Worthlngton, 10 boxes count on sr.v house sold. "0 brides. complexion powder.

Mishawaka Book Shop, framed poem. "Home", by Edear A. Jucst. Mishawaka Clothiers, man's 1 athine ?uit. Mishawaka Pharmacy. lady's old fountain pen with mounted card. Mishawaka Trut and Savdng3 Bank. Iloa insurance on household furniture. W. H. Parmenter. electrio table lamp. Peers Bros, larpe box of chocolates. Red Cross Tharmacy, bottle of perfume. R. F. Simpson, four danclns lesnons and membership In phonograph exchange. Van Rie. set hollow handl knives and forks. Fred Yot. lady's leather pure.

June Sale of Cretonnes at 25c, 29c and 48c Yard They are all 36 inches wide printed in the most delicate colorings. Absolutely fast colors. All new.

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MERTSONlMCOMPAJY

June Sale

Store Opens 6:30 Closes 5:30

Saturday Open Till 9:30

50 dozen 19x35 extra w-u-ht Turkish Towels. Very special 25c each. 25 dozen Turkish Towels 13x32 15c quality at i 0c each.

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June Sale of Summer Dresses Our buyers have returned from the Nev York market and have brought on a very beautiful collection of Wash Dresses Ginghams, Organdies, Dotted Swiss, Embroidered Organdies, Embroidered Voiles. You'll be pleased with this splendid collection, the make, the style, the prices $5.95, $8.95, $10.00, $15.00, $22.50 and $25.00. Regular and extra sizes. Handsome Georgette and Taffeta Dresses At $25.00 Just in, long waist models. The Georgettes are light colors White, Flesh, Orchid, Rose and Navy. Many bead trimmed. The Taffetas are all Navy and Blacks. The lowest price of the year. All Quality First.

June Clearance Sale of Coats and SuitsDo You Want A Coat Or Suit? Let us help you out, we have the assortment of new things for you and priced right. Lovely Summer Coats at $25.00, $35.00 and $50.00. Smart Tailor-made Suits at $35.00 and $50. Coats of Taffeta, Pongee and Linene For Motoring Priced at $5 00, $8.95, $10.00, $15.00 and $25.00.

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June Sale of Men's Fine Full Fashioned Wayne Knit Irregular Lisle Hose At 3 Pairs For $1.00 Haven't heard of such prices for years! Well, we have them they are the irregulars of the 75c quality Tans, Browns, Blacks, Whites all sizes. Men's Seamless Mercerized Lisle Hose Blacks and colors 25c. 500 Dozen Children's Summer Half Hose at 25c, 35c and 50c a pair A remarkable purchase of these splendid Socks right at the height of the season, at decidedly low prices. The 25c Socks are the irregulars of the 35c and 50c grades. The 35c and 50c Socks include qualities that sold up to $1 .00 a pair. These are full fashioned English pure thread Silk Hose. We have all sizes from 5 to 9J. 250 Pairs of Patent Leather Mary Jane Slippers Made of a fine grade Chrome patent with turned or Goodyear welt soles. With and without bow. Sizes 4 to 8 $2.25. Sizes 8j2 to 1 I $3.95. Sizes WVi to 2 $4.50. Sizes Vz to 6y2 $5.00. June Sale of Boys' Wash Suits At $1.50 and $1.98 These Suits made of finest Wash Materials for service. Dark colors, Blues, Grays, Tans, Whites. Norfolks and Middy styles. All sizes to 1 2 years. At $ 1 .50 and $ 1 .98.

Girls' Gingham Dresses A complete variety of Arnoskeag and Zephyr Ginghams in stripes, checks and plain colors. Pique and self trimmed. Well made and have deep hems.

June Sale of New Summer Blouses At $4.95, $8.95 and $10.00 Hundreds of new Blouses have just been opened for your inspection. Beautiful Georgette Overblouscs at $4.95, $6.95 to $10.00. Beautiful hand made Batiste and Voile Blouses at $4.9 i to $10.00. Wonderful values in fancy Voile Blouses at $2.00, $2.95 to $6.50. New Sport Sweaters of Fancy Yarns, Fibre Silk and Pure Thread Silk Hundreds of new Sweaters have arrived for June. The new bright colors Tomato, Peach, Rose, Copcn, Orchid. All priced lower than ever. Yarn Sweaters from $2.98 to $22.50. Fibre Silk Sweaters from $10.95 to $18.50. Pure Silk Sweaters from $29.75 to $37.50. June Sale of Handsome Wash Goods New Ginghams in Most Every Desirable Check 27-inch fast color Dress Ginghams at 19c and 25c yard. 32-inch fast color Dress Ginghams at 25c and 35c yard. 32-inch fancy plaid Dress Ginghams at 19c yard. 200 pieces new Percales, lights and darks, dress and shirting styles at 25c yard. June Sale of Organdies, Swisses; Handsome Silk Striped Voiles 36-inch two-play English Voiles, small figures at 39c yard. 36-inch Silk striped Voiles, dark colors, at 50c yard. Sport stripe fine Mercerized Batiste at 39c yard. Wide stripes. Lavender, Rose, Copen, Navy and Black. 45-inch Imported Swiss Organdies, one you can wash. All colors 85c yard. 45-inch Imported Swiss Organdie, White 85c yard. June Sale of Silks Thousands of Yards of Seasonable Silks on Sale at Half Regular Prices $2.00 Sport Silks at 59c Yard 36 inches wide, Pure Silk Sport Silks, fast colors Copen, Rose, Pekin, Gray, Tan. Splendid patterns. 36-inch Wash Satin, beautiful quality for $1 .25 yard. 32-inch Pure Silk Shirting, beautiful qualities, at $1.25 yard.

June Sale of Philippine Hand Made Underwear Our New York buyers sent on these lots. They are wonderful. The plain materials are worth all we ask you for the finished Chemises and Gowns. Many of these garments were made to sell for double the prices asked $2.98 and $3.50.

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June Sale Men's Fine Athletic Underwear At $1.00 Per Suit 100 dozen made of fine Madras, Stripe Nainsooks, Checked Dimities. Every garment cut and tailored true to size. Such qualities sold last season up to $2.98. Your choice while these last at $1.00.

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, June Sale of tl. Boys' Athletic Underwear at 59c These are regular full sized Boys' Garments ma.ir: of excellent quality Dimily Checks, with knit waist band. All sizes 24 to 52 at 59c.

(CLAUER'S) Graduation Gifts for Girls are here in abundance Ivory Pyralin, Wrist Watches. Pearl Beads, Mesh Bags, Bar Pins, Diamond Rings and many novelties are on display. Come and see us soon. We are anxious to serve

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!F YOU HAVE TO DINE ALONE there is no pk-air.trr place to do so than at thi restaurant. Thr v.r. a foori, the deft, quirk srvi:. thr pleasant surrounding, thr char0 i

ter of your fellow diners

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lonesomeness. Our pecial dishes are wonder in culinary excellence. Clad to see you any time.

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