South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1921 — Page 14

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 192 I

FILiMY WRAPS for SUMMER PARTIES

Chiffons, Voiles and Plain and Printed Georgettes Are Used By ANNETTE BRADS HAW

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RAPS for summer art distinguished particularly by their nlmincss.

Chidons, voiles, plain and printed georgettes are much favored for these creations, which are often elaborated with rich brocades, fringe or fur edgings. The model pictured t the left la developed on ft foundation of sold chifTon. It is veiled with black chiffon whose soft folds are shirred into a deep band of black and gold brocade. A similar band la used for tha upstanding collar, but this may be turned down, revealing the gold lining, if desired. The sleeves are cut with tha raglan top, but unlike the regulation model they are slashed apart at tho wrist and fall in long, pointed ends. This wrap is fastened invisibly down the front Another charming wrap reveals the union of black French voile and white chiffon. The former is used for the veiling and an interesting effect is attained. Folds of the chiffon veiled by the voilo are used for the puffed collar which, when it reaches the front, develops into a long scarf that may be disposed in any manner its owner may elect. Tho extreme fulness of the filmy folds of voile and chiffon

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mJr tion s is made . of narrow I fnwa vf 1m-M with rirrl nf the

voile and chiffon outlined by thd braid. Below this decoration ia a straight band of tho voile over

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Cool Refreshing Healthful For sale at Fountains

RcvUrtl. Nowadays marrfage is what the lawyers call a sliort term contract.

Too IlNky. A man was killed in a duel in Spain the other day. This sport is rapkily becoming as hazardous as automobiling.

Looks IJke a ;kh1 Illing. Ilalg h.a.s given his ancestral home to the public, who win, Immediately on occupation, make a search of tho cellar.

Tho first census of tho United States was taken in 1700 under the supervision of tho president. A hanilken-hief was originally a nivi ri nil f "!" t Ik hea 1 .

The Acme R3anufacturing Company

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owkh Bend, Indiana Manufacturers of high grade

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announce the placing on the open market of $100,000.00 of Bco Accumulative First Preferred Stock Semi-annual dividends on the first davs of January and July each year. Shares $100.00 each. Callable at 102 and accrued dividends on any dividend date on or after January 1st, 1923. Preferred over Common stock as to dividends and assets. Matures two to twelve years and is redeemable at par and accumulated dividends. Stock dated June First, Nineteen Twenty-one. For further information call upon or address the main office, or telephone Lincoln 6007, for a representative, or sec Merchants National Bank, South Bend. Legality of this issue of Preferred Stock has been approved by Messrs. DuComb and DuComb, Attys., and authorized by the State Securities Commission of the State of Indiana, license No. 238. A nationally known product with a nationally known trade-mark.

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An Acme Must Make Good or We Will. ACME MANUFACTURING COMPANY 320 Sycamore St., South Bend, Ind.

wiiiti: si:iu;i: skiuts $3.93 You cannot afford to sit down nnd make skirts at this price. Made of white serge, box pleated and a wonderful value. Oliver Style Shop, 103 X. Main st

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Mom -Trfitti aTh&n PoGtrii rn.r..Mi:xTs. I cannot sin' th- ild, o'nl soncs, I h iv n't h-.tnl 'e:u h;i:; for aces The tuneful tab of maidens' wronps And lovely birds in glided cars. (Though worils and music may be rotten ) I catch some eld familiar strain And know. t'i''ih pone, they're not forgotten. Those well known aim como Lack, to me Jtevwir.cr tender recollections; Both I"aisy I" 11 and Sweet .larlo 1 Ivar M'.iite freiucntly in sections. I"ria plnn -graphs around the town. As through the highway I havo Irifted, I've heard a hint of Nancy Prown A lar or two that some ono's lifted.

A hundred Swanro Itlvcr's ram Throuirh tun .s composed in Xine teen-Twenty; I'm sure th.o Old Kentucky Home In earning royalties in plenty; Ilecause it still delights the ear.-

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I'm glad the ong thatfHd my breast, "When I 'a .155 young and tuneful luartt il; Have riot been wholly laid to re?t Nv that my youth h:isi long depart1. I ftill r monger how they ran Aral even now I fondly lve them. And lister, to them all 1 can, Though all I htar in :eced of tin in! (Copyright. 1 D 2 1 . )

Graphite va3 first discovered In Cumberland, England.

i7r ON SAVIXCSS. Money placed before July 10th draws interest from July 1st compounded quarterly. Building and Loan Association of South Iiend, 12 I .south Main street. 25-3.

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ETTL GETS JAIL TERM UNLESS HE SELLS RUM SHOP

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Children's Coats, Capes, Dresses, Underwear, Etc. Below Cost

Michael KttI, proprietor of a foft drink parbr at M7 C'hnpin was four.il guilty vS a charge of vmlawful i . on .f p.'jtior in city court V,' i .lt. .d.iy afternoon by Special Judtre lb s::.skL He was flnol Jlei' and e:s and was given 20 day; ir. the ei'Ur.ty jail. Kttl wa- Kivf n the prerogative of serving tlie j i:; s- r.tt nee or of di.-posir.-: i f bus:r.s by July 2."

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reptu-t his aeti'-n. John .M i:;i!i'-h, f" 1 4 Cb.apin .t.. charged w!h ur.'.twful poss--.!n ef liquor whi ease wa for Thurs-

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Ju.y l'j UP' :i t!:. pr of Atty. George Kunz that r.o aftilvit had been filed, until thr.-e n.inut' before th- tr;ai started. T).puty Pros. Hamborky si: I that a previous affidavit hid b f:b '. . Investigation result el in tt.e eb-rk's .-r.atem nt that no r--ord of any afl'.daVit was en the ro'iTil.-).

SPOUT SPOILERS

Sizes 2 to 1 4 Organdies, Voiles, Taffetas, Dotted Swiss

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silk iiosi:, s:,c pair 20O pairs of Silk Thread and Libre Silk Hose In black, white and grey. Oliver ityle Shop. Iw3 X. Main st.

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Thousands of pairs for you to choose from. All-wool blue serges, worsteds, cassimeres flannels, in fact a wonderful assortment a size for every man and young man. Other stores must charge you $6 and $7 for the duplicate value you can have your choice of any pair, $4. Try a pair of Sherman's trousers, they satisfy.

On and After Friday, July 8th Sherman's Clothes Will Sell for $19.50 Owing to a recent decline in the price of woolens and the cost of manufacturing we are able to reduce our price to $19.50 the greatest trade event of the day. A bona fide reduction in price Sherman's price is known throughout the entire country. Your Choice of Entire Stock Now, $19.50 Not a few suits at $19.50 and others $10 to $15 higher in price but you can go through our entire stock, pick the suit you like best and pay us only $19.50 we have nothing higher priced. THE STANDARD SHERMAN QUALITY all-wool fabrics, tailoring perfect, style up-to-the-minute. A quality that has won for us the confidence of the economical clothes buyer everywhere. COME TO SHERMAN'S BEFORE YOU BUY, look over these suits, convince yourself that thero is real money for you to save at Sherman's, at least $15 to $18. Every suit is guaranteed to satisfy or your money refunded.

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Every Word the Truth No exaggerated claims, no sale of odds and ends, but a legitimate reduction of price on our regular stock. Thousands of suits all at the one price, $19.50. All-wool blue serges, fine light weight worsteds and cassimeres, herringbones In gray and tan, plain grays, fancy mixtures, flannels, gray clay worsteds. Makes no difference what kind cf a suit you want you will find it here at Sher-

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