South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 26, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1922 — Page 10

THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 10 DIDN'T GAMBLE, IS COURT'S DECISION Transport, Carrying 1,000, Springs Leak

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GREECE ACCEPTS BID TO ECONOMIC PARLEY r M ' i.V. Jmm. : j. t ha.-' fo'in-'Uv ;t'r-:'l lu it.ition t( pi'fi'ij-ac" in t!i' f or-.r::i i- or fcrrr. r. p'-T iru: .ri ;:io,i M.ircli 8, .iid an r.X'"ha ii Toh-sr.i ph j . i It fiom Athr.- todiy. A d! pat' h from Rlz; s. i i 1 th.it t!,- .-ill-Russian '-ntra! fcxo:utiv. r OI;ir:'ltttr '.VOUÜ 1:1'' .J a Tt. 2" tt appoint tit''- -oi' t tlrloates t ("if : i .

PACKING UNIONS TO VOTE ON WORK ISSUE! CHICAfrO. Jan. 25 Union em-j p'oyr.c of parkins houses throughout j 'ountry, who h.ive t.cen n i trik-- for "veral ,vf;. will vote j Thtir-li.v on whether or not they r'-luni to -,vo.k. ' j D'-niiis Jiiie. ,"i'tary treasurer! f th1 union, advised all I oral. to j

-ouipi'-v tn".r voir tins wci, I'.irkors have nver recognized Til-- trik'v .'in! plants in some cities h'ive hcn ab!1 to renin in in operation. In othT oackinc renters, the

:rikr v.:is more rffertivo. j Riot1- marke! th- strike in -evcral ! j FINANCIER, AIDE TO STUDEBAKER, IS DEAD M'W VnUK. Tnn. 2". A. Birtonj IU pDtirn. Nw Vf-rk fmanrier and riiali'ioan f-f tii" m.ard of the Chase j

National ' . ; ! : k . dud today. . . Hepburn's death followed in.luri sti-taine.d when he was hit hy a lu.-spnirer i'U on Fifth av a few days ago. Ileplturn was 7.". In addition to h! rorwie, tion with

th Ch.i.f hpnk he un director FIRE IN CITY'S HUB

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Columbia Trust. New York Mirance Co.. and several o: poration-.

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RUINS BIG BUILDINGS UNIONTOWN. fa.. Jan. Fit.

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FORD'S ROAD ASKS TO SELL NEW BONDS

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Ford's railroad, the Detroit. Toledo

and Trenton, today applied to the interstate commerce commi.-sion for authority to isue 451,O00 worfh ol lirt mortjaye 50-year Ö percent poid bonds. Th" fund from this iur are to o used to reimburse tlie road'.1 treasury for expenditure?tr.ade hf tween July 1. 1120. and July 1. '1121. for additions and betterments to the road, including additional terminal '.anilities.

of this city

early today destroyed six bui:ie. buildir.es' aI'd damaged several cther.s. causing n estimated lo.s ol J2"0.000. The fire said to hat started in tlio kitclit-n of a restau-

i rant. A mprn wind spread tnj

flames. At S o'clock this mornir.jr, tlie flrt was tili burning though beli'ved under control. It started at o'clock.

ENGLISH COMMITTEE URGES MILITARY CUT IANI'CN". .lam 2'. The -overti ment economy committee, headed by i-r Fric Geddcs.' will recommend :t cut of 40, COO, 000 " poundri in army and navy expenlitures, according to the Westminster Ciazette. today.

WHICH HO TOÜ PUKFKK? In th old days they burned candles which were home mad-. Thn came the oil lamp. Later they used pas. Now It's the electric Hht. Retinoid sells genuine Mazda bulba and says they are the best. 352-tf

Women savo money by buying your shoes at the U. S. Army store. 230 S. Michigan et. All standard makes of shoes. Factory blemish. S 1.95 up. 365-lX

2 5 percent Reduction Sale. Ver-

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THE BEST VALUES

riisjh radc winter apparel which we have been able to offer are afforded

in these specials. This is the final reduction.

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CLOTH COATS AND WRAPS anions whi h ai -ir.r o." ti t- Lit-vt to-;: r Ci one fur collared, cut full, of line soft fabrics in the newest and in all of the colors of the season. -

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"f'hec prices represent half and less of the actual value of these coats. Women's and Misses' FASHIONABLE WINTER SUITS including a few Manponc suits, all at prices astoundingly low $20.00 - $29.15 - S3 9.75 - $49.50 if you have need of a new suit, this is most certainly your opportunity. FUR COATS AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS

Squirrel Wrap. Full length coat, made of fine dark Russian

Sow .

Squirrels

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$185

New Fox Chokers

$72.50

just in. every one rich and. fluff v

$350

Charming! is the only adequate description of the

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-others as low as $25 at.d up to $97.50.

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in all white, colors, checks

and combinations

$2.50

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Yours in all sincerity, NEWMAN'S