South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1921 — Page 13

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 192!

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)ärdon board to

CONSIDER PLEAS

MUNCIK FIRM FILES

contention ThurIiv with S'.c'y of !t;ifk .T-irk.snn. Ii will njir? in

ARTICLLS AT CAI ITAL ;;vivjf,i(turo ur.l ji.ir.s are- under ' w.-iy f--r taking over rui-irK 5 at MunINI; TANA TOMS. Ind.. J.!y 7. ' r, th Identity of which was not Th Mi.Uvf-st MMl ' I'rr.ductj com-; rf-vf-aa-1 by th artic!. Th" com-

of .rir.'"ie !s'.. d artlrl s of in- . jri n .- addrf is Ill's I-.. J.iCKPon

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vrr 50 Ca-t to Come Hefnn; Commission at Sr-ion vcinnini: J ill v 11.

pTN"IIANAPOI,I.-. Ju'y 7. M"r Iv-.n r.fi ti!r-,q for (liü'.rr.iv Will I'"'

.-iadft to tho t-itf i'.ir.i-'!i l"ird :iis. fpyjl&n July 11 to 11. amrdin' o tht board' ral-ndar ar.r.ouncfd

ihur.-!.iv nisht. Amor. ,7 tl:" ;r.-

inc-r?. vhf'.v n.;f will cmo Ik for

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lranklin Ar. ! ;n. V. rnuniy. ntnccJ FX U'. - to H car, f orK' ry. I'lbrt C. r.h"'d'. Caw ro inty. Vj-ril 1321, fix rn.'.-iih-i p"r, ii farm, etil I tre ny.

Jft-l-h Ni'-hM. C;, county, 13, n'J 1 t' 14 3ars, rrar.d I.irtr.y. r..-thf I?. Wiiiim.s. Cum county.

tApril .". f.x monir P'-T.ai

l'rar.'-i- Thorn'-, St. Joseph county, 1 to 14 yTiH. Iarrny. Marold M'-yrrf, Ail- n county, No-

Miih'T. I''-'. Z to 1 1 ' ir.-f. sran-l Id r.ry Huff-r.!. rsrr. TV-lawa--: cnini'v, J u : v 1 '., r.'J''. -".0 days in jfl; and !tu,l J 10") for iu!atio:i of j r -hi Mt ion laws. flff.r;'" 'i n -a ford, firnnt county. April S, li'Jl, 1 to li vtars, wifo and child 1 -rtion. ' A- Iirii!i, Vanderburgh county.! Per. 21. 1 2 n , mx ;nrnt!n pr.al j farm, violation of prohibition 1 i

ft., Munc'e. Tni. Kupene B. Simmonds, 62 6 TV. TdUn : Muncie. and Alvah J. P.uskor and Clifton Cameron of Indianapo'.U are the incorporators of the company which han a capital stock of $100.000.

DETECTIVES SEARCH

FOR TRAIN WRECKER!

over It. One hour after the t rain had passed, Weiler MM-, telegraph op

erator at Connor, cast of Solma, was j

BI? Tovlt coming- to Muncie and was thrown

MUNCIE. Ind., Jury

detectives aro scouring- the country from the motor car when i t struck for ,i man who nttm nt r.l to -r(rk i the rail. Mil's sounded the alarm

east-bound par-ger train No. 2 0. tho New York flyer, east of the city a few mornings ago, it was learned

today. Twenty-one spikes were tak-

ii i: struck in:n. KRin, Pa., July 7. Mike Strike

wis last niht arrested on a warrant j en from the railroad ties and it is re

; c harging him with striking- hia wife, j yarded miraculous that the train Mary Strike. Mike geta a hearing j was not wrecked. The rail turned

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only slightly when the train passed

and t he damage was repaired before other t rains arrived.

Golden Thread?' Damaging Fields of Grain, Bird Says

ieea or a weea eeea Known an ne;j;tn hn p.art. previK rnr

Dodder or more commonly as Gold- ', re.dinc and by f of tm. en Thread ha.s cau?el hony loss to j Mr. Bird w;irr. farr.-rs tr .b fr. German township farmen. who4-" pi:io'.;s cf The pr .-n- e f r.y a-- i

alfalfa and clover fields have be

come infested by the parasite. Th? o(i was purchased at a 1om1 seed store, according" to 1. C. JUrd. county ariu'tural agent, and to all intents and purposes for pure seed. The weed, however, was prsnt and sewing" it in the lipids ha eau.d considerable damage. Farmers will

! entail considerable lo? in its era.li-

Presence in alfa'.fa and clover j cation, he Faid. The weed dertroya

V SWINfiSMoney placed b fr July l '"h draws Int reyt frora July 1st r:r. -pounded quarterly. r.uildir. 1 I.o-n Ass iati-n of S '.:tl; Per.d. I ; South 3Iain strrt. 2'-0.

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for Men, Women and Boys ! The pice is stamo in the sole of every pa r. $6, 39, 10

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5 CRACKER-JACK MORNING SPECIALS from 8:30 to 10;30 a. m. WOMEN'S 65c ALUMINUM BOYS' 75c $1.00 WINDOW 1 2 Vsc TOILET burson WARE BLOUSES SHADES PAPER HOSE WORTH $2 SIZES TO 14 3x6 LARGE ROLL 26c 99c 36c 49c 5c

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HUNDREDS OF CRISP HEW SUWR

ORGANDY VOILE

DOTTED SWISS LsssS

ACTUALLY WORTH UP TO $10.00 Y.u inn choo-o tomorrow from a wide range of attractive stylos; mauy nre .ol ios ..f si-e. inltv sliop exclusive mo.bds. .lut tlie kind of dresses you'll wMiit to c:tr -n warm summer days. lotted Svises, plain color organdy.

VA jdald Kitii-'liams and printed voik-s at

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A REMARKABLE SALE OF UP TO $25.00 Ail Silk Wash Dresses

, viii.fv of t b sn)nrt''"t silk and oriruidv drosos bi S..iiti i ! h.M. f"Mi i't I" : -t IP dltTor-nt tv!, hi L't-or--rr.' cr I"', silk tafl'-fa. satins. organd'."s, vnih'x. crc; da

v $5.00 WASH SKIRTS Women's iinc W'nsii Skirt, lni'lo cf Cal"T Mirf .itiu and strlp'-'l satins, many !l-s at ''.. $3.66'

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$45.00 SMART COATS rack cf t!;e ti:ics: 'i.its ui' liao; this in lu.J' S oiir frc- li . i of any "coat at .fl-. $12

$25.00 SPRING COATS One rack of women's und misses' Coats and Wraps, In Itolivlas and Yelours; choice at ?Ö.'A. $5.00

$35.00 SILK DRESSES Women's and niissvs' line Silk Drespe. of Tricoletto. satin, .eoriret te, cr-pe do chine and ta'ft'ta at S1Ö.IM. $15

Hundreds of BEAUTIFUL SILK GEORGETTE

LOUSE

MOSTLY SAMPLES

Handsome silk in-l-roidf rcil, 1 a c ' trimmed models in all tt..' uvw t.!md- -- li e i f nvcr Moi;e a:ol rci:'i!:r h ii s -- S itu r i iy l.ile ! last at

A Sensational Millinery Offering Saturday

Just 200 Beautiful Tr'md

SOLD REGULARLY UP TO $1 TAKE YOUR PICK AT

GEORGETTE HATS ORGANDY HATS LEGHORN HATS RIBBON HATS TAFFETA HATS AND SPORT HATS

$.65

Choi cp of nil colors: for dress, rrenij- or outing vp.ir. Choi. . Saturday J.iV.".

MEN! Saturday You Can Buy $1.25 Rib. or Athletic

UNION

M-M vi vill l.;iy and 4 -.'.its wjieu ViHl .H' fliese ir.iii iits . ti suK- Sari.rda at T ' : 1 1. !,. of cir'-er fine . !a:i - ri'd.. d witli short

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WOMEN WILL BUY 2 OR 3 OF THE GENUINE AMOSKEAG GING. DRESS

In several jrtty Tye Hack and ''I'.e'te-l models made of genuin.' Iuli-j.ro. if Aniosk-:i pinhairi; regular .l'oo value ou sale Sat'urdav at

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READ THESE ALL DAY SAT'DAY SPECIALS

WOMEN'S $1.00 CREPE BLOOMERS 59c 75c FANCY TURKISH TOWELS AT 34c WOMEN'S $1.50 WHITE PETTICOATS 63c MEN'S $3.00 PONGEE SHIRTS AT $1.87 85c MATTING SUIT CASES AT 54c CHILD'S $1.00 PRETTY APRONS AT 56c WOMEN'S 39c GAUZE VESTS AT 14c

CHILDREN'S 39c SPORT SOCKS AT 24c WOMEN'S $1.50 MUSLIN GOWNS AT 85c WOMEN'S 69c UNION SUITS AT 39c 85c RUBBER BATHING CAPS AT 44c WOMEN'S $2.50 HAND BAGS AT 89c WOMEN'S NOT-A-SEME SILK HOSE $1.28 WOMEN'S 69c ONE INCH BELTS AT 49c

CjBTHE ONLY UNDERSELLING STORE IN SOUTH BENDi

Now In Full Swing; South Bend's Greatest Sale of High Grade Clothing

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for Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits that sold for $35 and $40.

for Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits that sold for $45 and $50.

for Hart Schaffner 8z Marx Suits that sold for $55, $60 and $65.

The great savings you make now in these clothes means a wKoIe lot, but that is not all, it's the fine quality you get in these clothes that counts, too. These are Hart Schaffner & Marx suits of newest styles and dependable fabrics In these you get the style that holds shape, the quality that lasts, and that is what you want. Single and double breasted models; styles for men and young men; colors of greys, tans, browns, blues, herringbone, checks and stripes; worsteds, unfinished worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres to choose from. Be sure you attend this sale; it's your golden opportunity,

Any $4 Or $5 Straw Hat, Now $3

Any $6 or $6.50 Straw Hat, $4 This includes our famous Knox Straw Hats

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