South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1921 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1921

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Deserted by Kin, Wife Fights for Decree and Wins

Mar' Corneliu Gets Divorce Despite Mother's and Sisters" Opposition. Ii,rii by hr own mother, hr itirs and r!tivr in hr app.l f"r livorcf. Mary Cornelius fought nir.glc-handM In hr ?uit airair.st hr hufliand ThophiI and won. Juisfo rrrd. C. Klein Krante-l Mary a derr In uprrlor curt No. 2 Tuesday morning .awarded her $1.100 alimony and trave hr attorney $175 additional tr, a'.l to

FLIES TO THE SP01

Calrisly Helps FN DIGESTION, BLOATING. GASTRITIS, HEARTBURN. SOUR STOMACH, HEADACHE-?. DIZZINESS, CONSTIPATION. NERVOUS

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Bold by All Drujrjrlstj. Now being specially Introduced at Public Iru Store. Central Druir Store, n.istUn'i Pharzxuts.y, Wettick's Cut Hat Dm; Etore, and Rod Cro Thar mrry, of Mkhawnka. AU1.

A fresh supply of PEPGEN Iwaya on hand at CENTRAL DRUG STORE ; A?riERICAN DRUG STORE i and RED CROSS PHARMACY Miihawaka 1

raid by her husband. Th case was bitterly contested and occupied several days trial last work. Judse Kline reserving his dec;ion until this morniiiR. Mary was the only one to take the tand In her behalf. Her husband contradicted hr tfstimony, had her own mother on the tand In his defenee. v.hile Mary' .i."ters and other relatives iid that ehe was not entitled to a decree. I'nlntn on Stand. Man told a tale of alleged cruelty that affected court attaches. Indignities suffered by her at thft hands nf her husband had caused her great suffering", she recijed on the stand. Sobbing out her pitiful etory of her domestic unhappine?s. with her mother and flsters ftcofflag at her for trying to obtain the decree, she made a pathetic picture'in the small crowded court room. Th ordeal was uch that she once fainted. Several time while on the vitr.es stand sho had to pause in her recital Jn order to regain her composure. She had no one to whom to turn for comfort, but ajone and guided eolly by the advice of couni he combatted the efforts of her former husband and relatives to have her petition denied.

Ford Makes Large Cut in Prices of Automobiles Br International News Fertle: DKTROIT. Mich.. June 7. The Ford Motor company today announced another reduction in the list price of all type- of For.d cars and the Ford truck to take effect immediately. The lijt prices f. o. b.t Detroit are as follows: "Touring car $415; runabout, JS70; coupe. $693; wdan, $760: cha?sLs, JC4o, and truck chassis $495. A statement accompanying the reduction fays: "The big reductions last fall were made in anticipation of low material costs which we are now getting the benefit of and thia fact, together with increased manufacturing efficiency and the unprecendented demand for Ford cars particularly the last three months permitting: maximum production have made possible another price reduction immediately." Wages of Ford workmen will not Otf reduced, the statement nays.

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Elect Nines President Of State Normal School Hv International News Service: TBUIU; HAUTE. Ind., June 7. L. N. Hints of Indianapolis, täte superintendent of public instruction, uan today elected president of Indiana State Normal school, to succeed W. W. Parsons, who tendered his resignation to the board of trustees at noon. Farons has been president of the school for more than 50 years. He ha Ireen seeking a rest from his lonff years of service for somo time.

WAitiiorsi: itriiNs. LANSING. Mih., June 7. The Worden Wholesale Grocery company's three tory warehouse here was destroyed by fire early today. Thr Iosh 1 estimated at between $:00.000 and $300.000. The fire .started at midnight and burned until daylight.

mxnv SAFK. By Fnited Prem: WILLIAMS. Iowa. June 7. Robbers broke into the First National bank here early today, blew the safe and escaped with $4,000.

IN" N KV LOCATION Kimble's hemstitching and pleating phop. 136 N. Michigan st.. Hemstitching, pieoting. pleating, cloth covered buttons, ruffling. tucking. vie. 8689-1S

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C. A. CARLISLE, JR. CATCHES AXD KILLS BEAR IN SOUTHWEST

C. A. Carlis. jr., secretary-treasurer of the Perkins corporation, is finding bear hunting great eport in New Mexico, according to a telegram received by hLs father, C. A. Carlisle. r. The telegram announce? the capture and killing of a brown bear Saturday. The telegram follows: "Glorictta, New Mexico. June'4. 1&21. "C. A. Carlisle. "South Rend. Ind. "Caunht and killed brown bear today, beautiful sreximen, good frize. Toas had his first treat with wild animals and performed remarkably well. Will have him mounted by experts in Denver and shipped to me at home. "C. A. Carlisle, Jr."

Iarg deposits of phosphorus have been discovered on an unhabited island juth of Japan.

An important product of China 13 wood oil, which Is u"d an a erjbstitute for linseed oil.

CORNS Lift Off with Fingers

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Dot: t nurt a bit! lrcp a little "Freezone" on an aching corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with Angers. Truly! Your druggist eslls a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or 1"rton. Adv

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'FREEPOUT. N. Y.. June 7. J. P. Rrundage. treasurer of Rogers Peet and Co., was killed near here early today when his automobile left the road and crashed into a tree. Mrs. Thomas Duggan and Mrs. Andrew Dupree. who were with him, were seriously injured. Rrundace lived at Baldwin, N. Y.

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Our wonderful June Clearance Sale is on at full swing and is sure bringing the buyers to this store. Everyone r e -marks what wonderful styles and great values for the money. If you did not get waited upon Saturday come

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We assure you money s p e n t at this sale is real money saved. $12.00 values $9.50 $11.00 values $8.50 $10.00 values $7.50 $ 9.00 values $6.50 $ 8.00 values $6.00 $ 7.00 values $5.00 $ 6.00 values $4.50 $ 5.00 values $3.50

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Remarkable Offerings in Wash Goods, White Goods, Notions,

Derryvale Linens,

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So much in demand arc these small pattern voiles (light and dark) and these new white wash fabrics that we couldn't wait for the launching of this "Wash Goods Sale" but put them right on display, just as soon as they came, at "SALE PRICES." Now many additional bargains are offered. t The prices at the right show the real difference in prices since last year, this spring and now. There is no better argument to buy now.

Derryvale Irish Linen Pattern Cloths mi Price last Price this Year Spring No. 10370x70 Pattern cloth $12.00 $ 8.50 No. 10370x88 Pattern cloth $15.00 $12.00 No. 103 70x106 Pattern cloth $18.00 $15.00 No. 10322x22 Napkins $16.50 $12.50 No. 11270x70 Pattern cloth $16.00 $13.50 No. 11270x80 Pattern cloth $20.00 $17.00 No. 112 70x1 06 'Pattern cloth $24.00 $19.50 No. 1 1222x22 Napkins $22.50 $18.50 No. 12172x72 Pattern cloth $20.00 $17.00 No. 121 72x90 Pattern cloth $25.00 $20.00 No. 12172x108 Pattern cloth $30.00 $26.00 No. 12122x22 Napkins $25.00 $20.00 No. 13072x72 Pattern Cloth $25.00 $20.00 No. 13072x90 Pattern Cloth $32.00 $27.50

Price Now $ 6.98 $ 8.50 $10.00 $ 8.95 $ 9.50 $12.00 $15.00 $12.50 $12.50 $15.50 $17.50 $15.00 $16.50 $21,50

Mercerized 58x58 Mercerized scalloped pattern cloth. . . .$ 3.00 58x58 Mercerized hemstitched pattern cloth.. $ 2.50 61x64 Mercerized hemstitched pattern cloth.. $ 3.00 70x72 Mercerized pattern cloth $ 4.00 70x72 Mercerized pattern cloth $ 5.00 70x79 Imported Mercerized pattern cloth. . . .$ 8.50 22x22 Mercerized Napkins $ 3.50 18x18 Mercerized hemmed Napkins $ 3.50 Crash Toweling 800 yards Bleached Dundee Crash "Red Border" suitable for kitchen towels, yard 20c , I 7-inch Unbleached Crash, "Red Border" used extensively for restaurant and household purposes 20c 500 yards of Bleached and Unbleached all linen weft crash with blue border 39c Imported Pure Linen Crash with red border .... 69c Extra heavy weight Bleached Cotton Crash. ... 25c Half linen, unbleached, blue border crash 25c 64-inch Mercerized Damask $ 1.25 70-inch Mercerized Damask $ 2.00 70-inch Mercerized Damask $ 2.50 70-inch pure linen Irish Damask, i $ 4.00 70-inch pure linen Irish Damask $ 6.00 70-inch pure linen Irish Damask $ 7.50 Towels 18x36 Red and White checked Glass Towels, 50 dozen, ready for use 50c 24x49 Turkish Bath Towels, good weight and extra large $ 1.00 19x36 Turkish Bath Towels, good weight and fine quality, 50 dozen 50c Grecian border 38x22 Turkish Bath Rugs, with with Old China Blue center $ 2.50 Ten dozen Pure Linen Imported, plain hemstitched, fancy hemstitched, scalloped. Damask Towels, $3.00 and $ 4.00

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89c $1 .00 $ 1.48 $ 1.98 $ 2.98 $ 3.95 $ 1.98 $ J. 69

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Notions Special In Price

Inside Beltings, Vz x 2J4 inches at 7c yd. Stewart's Duplex Safety Pins, three sizes 5c card Tailor's Chaik 3 for 5c American Maid Needle Point Pins .7c Dress Fasteners, rust proof, all sizes, black or white at 3c doz. White Wave Braid for wash dresses, 6 yd. pieces .... I 7c piece Wide Stickeri. new, for wash dresses, all colors. 4 yd. pieces .30c Silk Taffeta Binding. 7 yd. pieces at 25c piece 1-inch White English Jape. 19 yd. pieces, very fine, were 50c at . .25c 3 yd. pieces White Cotton Tape at 3c Odorless Drtss Shields, all sizej

Tico Initials, solid cotton padding (Closing Out Entire Stock) All 5c kinds 2c All 10c kinds 5c package Shirt Bands The BEST MADE Sale 1 0c each 4 rolls good Toilet Paper, full 6 oz. rolls, 4 for 25c Shoulder Strap Trimming, Jacquard Weave, white, pink and blue at 10c yd. Ready-made Surfit Dress Linings. 59c value at 49c White, all sizes, comfortable, sanitary, 75c values 65c Styles "Waxt" Thread. 20c value at 15c

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Sale Fine Ccean Pearl Buttons at 7c, I Oc and I 5c a card Sew on Hose Supporters, special at r. ... I 5c

EXTRA SPECIAL 8-inch Tension Steel Shears (Eversharp Make) High Grade, Value 50c at 29c

Wash Fabrics at Rock Bottom Prices

Organdy Price last Year 45-inch Imported Swiss, Permanent Finish, Organdy in all the new colors Silver, Bisque, Saxe Blue, Porcelain, Coral, Tomato, Peach, Old Rose, Orchid, Orange, Apricot, Burnt Orange, Rust. Cherry, Maize, Cold, Banana, Brown and Black ....$ 1.50

Imported English Madras 32-inch Imported English Madras in great demand this season for men's shirts, ladies house dresses, shirt waists and children's wear all the new colors in petite spes. . .$ 1.50 Shirting 32-inch Shirting $ 1.25

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Organdy 40-inch Organdy in a full line of colors plenty of white 75c

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Silk Voiles-

A wonderful collection of 36-inch silk voiles, the most beautiful line we have ever shown . $ 2.00

Imported English Voiles 40-inch Imported English Voile, woven in England of the finest Egyptian yarn and printed in America in designs copied from high class foulards ; $ 2.00

Chiffon Voile 40-inch Chiffon Voile in both dark and light colors, neat small designs, on a good quality hand twisted voile, all new 1921 printing. . .$ 1. 00 Imported Dotted Swiss 32-inch Imported Dotted Swiss, fine quality in red, navy, brown, copen, coral, orchid anq black all with white dots. We consider our selves very fortunate in being able to offer these goods in just the right colors, as they are the most desirable merchandise on the market and consquently very scarce .$ 2.50 Mercerized Beach Cloth 36-inch mercerized beach cloth, just the right weight with beautiful finish, used extensively just now for the new sleeveless jumper dress, smocks, sport suits and children's wear 75c

Fancy White Goods 1,000 yards of fancy white goods in 36 inch width consisting of checks, plaids, and stripes and 36-inch organdy, also 40-inch Flaxon, $1.00 to $ 1.25 White Goods 1,500 yards of 36-inch English Long Cloth put up ten yards to the bolt at $ 4.00 40-inch Imported English Voile, stripes and plaids in white $ 1.50 36-inch Gaberdine, fine quality $ 1.25 32-inch Crepe Lingerie Plisse 69c

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Domestics in the Daylight Basement

10 yards Good Bleached Muslin at $1.00 One large lot of 36-inch Bleached Muslin, good weight, mostly 10 yard lengths at . .$1.00 for 10 yds. 32-inch York Dress Ginghams at 7 24c yd. 1,500 yards new 32-inch Ginghams, good selection: full mill assortment in checks, plaids and plain col

ors, very special at 24c yd., Curtain Swisses 29c 36 -inch White Embroidered Curtain Swisses, several different patterns, an excellent value at this price 29c Curtain Marquisettes 22c One lot Mercerized Marquisette, 36-inch, in white, ivory and natural, at this low price 22c yd.

Wyman's is a Givup of Twelve Specialty Shops