South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 245, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1921 — Page 9

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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2. 1921

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Midshipman IM win Perk rivd Sn Buchanan 1r.esd.ay txoon for a 30-day ience at his heme en Clirk Vck arrive! In the Unit aliFt ate August f rem a cruSe aboard the U. S. S. Mlnr.rjty which l"ft tlii country June 3. Tne rr.j!" Included visits to Norway, Portugal. Gibraltar nd Cuba, and Ft op wer made at Christiana, Norway, nr.d I-'on., Tortujral. Mr. Prfc is a '.iiVr.: at th United States Naval ar.ademy. Annorn'.'.s, M 1 . and will h frraduatcd from that Institution next year. Phil LAniman returned from a four day visit in Ch.ca.co Thursday, and will remain a a partner in the Lnndsman Clothe Fhop of this city. A n"irr nf Buchanan peop i ter. l-l thf Wed n p.s.! ay band concert evening. The Il-enhar.a f.rnamntal afty fjrr.al, recently purchased by the common ruvU, his arrived in Iluchar.an. and will be in.-tallrd at th Interaktion of IVont Ft. and Day's av., where th" lamp post wn formerly located. Thi- rw device 1 belnsr ud in the larger cities cf thL cojntr proves morx: sucCf5ful than th- ecret lamp po'.. Tl.e fir.al will be illuminated wirh a rr-l ilirxer ücrht in th evcninir. ar. 1, an It protrudes frm the pavement mir a phrt distance. It I.? not In dancer cf Nir.j dmoliMhcd. Henry II. Adams and son, George, Charles MTatthwi K. Kenton and Magnus Iindrrn returned to Buchanan WV-lnc-fdav evening from a l.ono-miio auto trip through north - ern Wi.confin :diei Kathryn Treat. M-iriete Ftte, Ruth Hershcr.ow, Ga'e Pears, Marparet Epgert nnd IiVrrnp Ilorfman enjoyed a day's outing and pic- - i Vtmto

Perhaps this statement is unnecessary, for most of our customers believe in us. But if there is any

man whose faith has been shaken by the universal tendency to cheapen merchandise we wish to reassure him. We are'still doing business at the old stand, and on the old standard Quality. Our new Fall selections mr of suits and topcoats prove it. All clothing priced in moderation. We invite Men and Young Men to examine the new Models in Fall Suits and Overcoats TODAY!

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dinner at Clear lake Thursday.

William Nile wa in Nile-s on buir.r. Thursday. Li ut. I. W. Kent lft nuchinan Thursday morninc: enroute to Fort V.y Mirh.. n"ir totroit. Ahe-r--h-ha. b-n .-'.-irned to the 37th infantry which 1.4 ftatlonr-d at that fe-rt. 1st. Kent f-rved a an officer ilurins: the world war and wa. stationed at Camp Ix-wi. Wa?hinton. on Instructor of military tactics. Illy r. Steven ha? Accepted a popit ion in the office of the Ame rican Express Co. at Kalamazoo and left for that city Thunflay morning. Clifford Peter. was a Nile visitor Wedne-fIay rvenlnr. Mrs. Henry Patterson, who lni Y)fn fjuit 111 at her home on Liberty Heights, was removed to the Clark hepltnl Thursday afternoon. G flow's Three Oaks orchestra has reen cr.fr.'isrf d to play at the regular Friday n!ht dance at Puller's cl ar lake rrtrt this week. A holiday dar.ee will take place on the evenlri-j of Monday, September 5, Bc5t's orclir.tra to furn:h music for the occasion. Osmond Pchrivr was in Niles and South Ilend Wednesday cvenincr. The condition of Mlrc Amos Janu.ch e,f Gallon, vrho was operate 1 upon at the Clark hospital Tuesday evening, remainn about the same. Th' local f.ro department has now rem on a four month vacation a there h'iH not been a fire alarm turne-.J in 5lr.ro Pororatlon day. May 30, at which time the department was called to extinguish a small roof firv- at the old hose house on Oak ft. Four months without a call ta X t i n T u i s.ii ii fire is .'(-minelv n rr-c-jor , , nf which nronertv own. . - .... . - - - - . i - i j ...... ers may feol justly proud and sccure. The Clark K-iuipment Co. announcfs a general wage reduction of 1 percent in all der.artment.s of ref

I,iut. I. W. Kent 1ft HiKhtran ir.tn effect Thu-May morning. . j H. Moore, cf Nile?, was :n Du-J J (

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their hor and a Wre? of 10 per-1 three-day visit at the h'.m of Mr. f , .. ' , - t:. V:-'---.:.' , t.l' ' . . " . . . . . j ; cent In wK-g nmonc al! rffico em-j and Mrs. It. J. Burrows on Detroit i rovfs. The new war schedule wont i $trr et,

f-r.iur meeting or the alp. Hum- cnanan on nwmc-ss cu.-i . . j - bausrh pest No. 51 of the American MS?" Kathryn Treat er.te rtair.cd ' f j

Isg'.on Thursday eveninc. Sept. 1. Oscar Swartz i the latest IochI vx-5ervic man to receive a bnus check from the state department at Ianslr.sr. Swartz's check arrived Wednesday rnorninar, makln? a total of I ft bonu checks received in Buchanan this week. Bonus checks continue to arrive in Buchanan r.f-arly every day, and the following ex-service men have trecently received checks from the state department at Lansing: Bay F. Ft five ns, Ilobert Sparllnsr. freorgre Smith, John Oxenrider, Arthur D. Morley and I'eayl Bur'oyne. All of thepe men eerved In the army during the world war. and to date none of the local men who served in the navy have received their checks. Mrs. Ilobert J. Wells is quite ill from bronchitis at the home of her mother, Mrs. Maude Peck, on Clark street. Richard Tormey, of Niles, was a business visitor in Buchanan Tuesday. The old ho?e houee on Oak st. has been repaired throughout and is now In the process of bein-r repainted. The hcs.. house was formerly used for storing the fire-lU'hting apparatus, but Is now used a.s a .storage houe for the new road scra;dnß machine which the village recently purchased. The lire trucka aro now located at the city water works, he-re they are more accessible and are now kept in Letter condition. Mrs. Frank Smith and sons attended the Japorte county fair Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman I). Bra by and son Rohert have returned to their home in Caro. Mich., after a

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Suits for men and young men A new reason for clothes Fall! An old reason for buying them Quality! We might as well declare where we stand right now, so that neither old nor prospective customers shall be in suspense as to our policy this Fall. There is no change! Quality as usual. We began this business with quality, we have sustained it on quality, and we will not spurn the ladder by which we have climbed.

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several friends at apicnic luncheon " r ) at her home Tuesday evening in I f : honor of Mi. Dora Harney, of ,4 I I

Buchanan. Regular meeting of the local post of the American Ixclion in the le gion rooms Thursday evening. opt. 1. at S o'clock. The Campbell Transmission company is daily roceivirc: new machinery to be u?e-d for the manufacture of Campbell transmissions. The -m-pany recently contracted to furnish transmissions on all three-quarter-Ion trucks manufactured by the Stcughton Truck company for one year. Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie McEwen, who died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. H. C. Maynard. in Hartford, Mich., Avu'. 2. were held at the Maynard home in that city Monday afternoon and inter ment was made in the Hartford city cemeterv. Mrs. McEwen had live in Buchanan during the greater part I of her life and was well known inj this section of the country. All students who wish to take the entrance examinations for admission to the Buchanan high school r:iut present themselves at the high t-chool building Friday morning, Hept. 2. at 9 o'clock. The public schools will crpen for the fall term Tuesday morning. Sept. 6. Samuel Bunker is convalescing from his recent illness. Mrs. A. H. Miller is on the sick list. Regular meeting of Portage Prairie grange, No. IS SO, was held in the town hall Tuesday evening. Phil Landsman is visiting friends and relative in Chicago this week. till and Wash. St.

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