South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1922 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. 1922

REVENUE OFFICE BURilS WIGHT OIL

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DISCUSS PLANS TO PASTEURIZE MILK

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;i'ti!i Ilydrr. Wichita. Kas., u "nly nirif ff-t in Iiis porks anl v.nhs r.jr. )ioiinls, but h may le ;i 1 i s-t in. in mnio Iay. H's only 10 r.'w, lut if li l(i"'.vn"t stop lihtinc; ir.-irs frfm .-tr'-t lamps may

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Decision ir. th- injuction jsuit rt I tliM Klklrirt Ä- South I?on.l hu-: lino I against the city of South Ueml to' have a preferential trattic onlir.ancc i

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, . , s , . 1','- M illll I . i uitn until 111 o!f!'. in ( h.iri.' ot da:rv inspection. I . . ... , , . , . ,, , . , (Circuit -ourt Wednesday. The court i;.u- li ' U-'lu Tli- mattr to a head I , , , , , , . . .. , . has had the case under advisement from vli'i: th.o ordinanc- demand-,. , .. . , , , r jtor "manv days, in p i -1 . 11 r: 1 1 !oii can 1" ..okfd for.1 , , . . , .. , . , . r,i' hus line ca?o ha.s boon ot T r. terr d ! s!u,a-d ; c n-i . , ., ., . i .much interest from a leiral stand-.-;d:ah!o ait t harter!. o or the;

d -andard t for raw milk. I oua. Dtra Ks0. lfro nas "ef.n

; lueoecient in mc.iana to ny. ntvl the. citations of law on which t lie i -ontentions are made Is pioneer t i.

u o: i. The lltication If In reality a fiffht hftwpen the Northen Indiana Railway Co. and thp bus liner with the

J puldie utility having ihe rnJor.- , . . nient of the city in 1? stand. The I rank elminarlier (JlO-en l ues opt rate over the same route Prrridotlt tO SllCrCCd ithat the lnteruran does and th?

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1 i I V M . 'Ml' '1. I .IW il n' I' . 1 iiMII I S. P. (l m. i' h.' r. pr si.h nt ; W. Coen. ' Kihtv pati-nts were cared for hy i Stacy iloun. in, I'au! A::dfr"ii, for ! nurses ff the Anti-t uln rcu'osis ' Jirt. s.- oi:d a:.! third ice p reM U -a cue durimr tlie month of Feb-' !nt; . W'oo.Jru:":', soeretary; A. jruary. ace. .rdint; to the rojiort just H. Hoes la:'.! .vi-:. ;-; Frank Nelson, issued. Of these were from Inn trti'.-r and I.. A. It.nuch. tre is- i Sinitli Tiend. ) "!"! The ?-;-'. s .Ii-: Frank; y4zhl clinics were held in South '' '"I " ''ib for two wars i n..., ,L ,,no in M:iiavaka. and one In I acU li. 1 1 . . il..ni,n. or..- .iv. . U'itUtrton. ' T):r pt i'.- : t.v 1'r. 11 V. Hd-i n.y. .,. irvie? ntimhrrol ,4 !

u hii" 121 outside iits were made, A laru'c au'ount of different supplies j a is i:ien out. and over 2.200 I

1 ! p unphh ts were distributed. Ninety-j . o.h: letters were sent out and j I vtrmifi Imrcdii Ixrport -hr.r -i),u- talks were plvcn. j SllOUS Mltcll Work Started "tntion clisses. under the diiec-j

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'"M 1 rian Nutrition Classes ,i i in L(H'ah Mishaivatia Schools

Fu-enie White, in charge of

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1 v ( '. Ihnmons. superintendent of tiie Mishawaka schools, hai express. I hintse'.f as beint: in riv.-r of tl:- nutrition classes In the Mlshiv. aka s hool. The worn ans' club a '-the'.y interested in the oran-

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. : : c-ide.-e ! 0 ;he S". Joseph liospTMl. Misha- ' ..::' N. ! waka. :r. a pr:'ate car. and the po- ' p.t'crf.rttten ; II? ar.-.bular.ce was not tio-vloJ. The i t-.er hardware u nrttar.'. irtjaries are reported not j of tii oa :- Foth cars wa re damaged.1

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Mis- H -:: ..!: ;- a ;n tuato cf Mi'.-' r.ew Uotarians followed luncheon. J. au -l'' a-. I ali,. cf uno drt-; S. McCowan. chairman of the enj artr.ir.t of dtet:.-s rf o.,. F.e.;. v.jf ' tertiinr.ent eomi:'.ittee. announced liCfpi'n!. N-w York . : an lr.terestlr.kf program for the next , :. retina .and W. M. Dinner, jr.. in-

MVANh DiFs C 1 l II I Nc- . ;ted the club member to the 40th

f, rank's. Carr.-.cr.t Iyers. .?i!n

anniversary banquet of the Y. M.

A Worth While Special in the Men's Store The Men's Store presents only one class of merchandise for Thursday's special, but it is of the quality that a man requires. You cannot afford to miss this. It is a real bargain. Our Regular $3.59 Quality Pajamas Thursday Onlv at $2.75

KOBERTSO

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Luncheon in Our Tea Room is a Pleasure

A New Spring Suit is Not Complete Without a Choker.

Single Skin Chokers in Opossum $7.50. Squirrel $12.95 to $25.00. Jap Sable $39.75. Jap Marten $45.00 and $50.00. Hudson Bay Sable $45.00 to $75.00 Platinum Fox $85.00. Grey Fox $87.50. Natural Fox $85.00.

Pearl Grey Fox $75.00. Two Skin Chokers in Dyed Fitch $35.00. Stone Marten $85.00. Hudson Bay Sable $125 and Three Skin Chokers in . Dyed Fitch-$50.00. Four Skin Chokers in Kolinsky $59.75.

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The March Sale of Aprons and House Dresses Summer demands many House Dresses. Every woman wants to keep looking fresh and clean, even while at work. In this sale of ours you will find a hundred different styles at prices that make it possible for you to buy several. The Aprons are $1.00, $1.50 and $1.98. The Dresses are $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00. Cotton Pongee Waists $2.00 Each These are most exceptional in value, coming in a good grade cotton pongee. Narrow pleating forms the trim around collars and cuffs and down the fronts. V neck and Peter Pan collars. Jersey Sport Sweaters $6.95, $7.50 and $7.95 Such Sweaters are very popular this Spring. Ours are a fine grade worsted Jersey with convertible collars. They have bellows pockets, tucked backs and are plain or block knit. The colors are Gendarme, Navy, Black, Brown, Jade and Golf Red. New Slip-On Sweaters $2.98 to $7.50 Worsted and Silk Fibre. V and round necks. Plain colors and combinations. Jade, Navy, Black, Reindeer and Brown. Bows' Blouses and Shirts Blue and Grey Madras Chambray Regularly 75c Thursday 59c. Very heavy, best quality Ivurv Combs '69c

A Showing of New Spring Capes, Coats and Wraps $25.00, $35.00 and $50.00 Distinctive style is evinced in these handsome new Garments. They are stunningly made of Polo Cloth, Tweed, Herringbone, Velour, Tricotine and Veldine. The Coats come in models and colors suitable for sport, street or dress wear. The Wraps and Capes, so generally accepted this Spring, are presented in a satisfying variety of cloths and styles. Our buyers have just returned with these garments and they are just what are being worn today in New York. Come in and sec them. A Beautiful Sample Line of Girls' New Spring Coats Will Be On Display Tomorrow at 1-3 Off the Regular Prices Clever models in Coats and Capes for girls of 8 to 1 4 are included in this showing. All are stylishly tailored in good Tweeds, Velours and Polos. They are garments that your daughter would enjoy. The Coats can be worn in Tuxedo style or regular coat style. Of course, being a sample line, there is only one garment in each style, so the first to see them will have the best selection. The present prices are $12.95, $15.00, $16.50, $18.95, $25.00 Spring Suits of Graceful Line $25.00, $35.00 and $50.00 These Suits are shown in a wondrous variety of Tweeds, Twill Cords, Poiret Twills, Piquettes and Tricotines. The Tweeds are growing to be extremely fashionable and we have them in a pleasing assortment of attractive models. The navy Suits come in straight tailored models to be worn with or without belt. Also we are showing smart box and flare styles. Braid, embroidery, ribbons and self bands are used with splendid taste as trimming. You will find the prices we quote to be very reasonable for the high quality of the Suits.

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A New Collection of Spring Dresses is Now Ready for Your Selection Presented in this alluring gToup are the newest ideas of Fashion. The girlish basque and full hip models are much in evidence. Both the matron and miss will find here styles thai are most becoming. The Silk materials are favored this Spring in frocks of unusual bea.uty. Our showing is made up mostly cf Taffetas, Crepe: Knits, Canton Crepes and Georgette and Satin combinations. The newest colors of the season are represented $25.00. $29.75 and $35.00. The Spring Hats Are Fascinating Yon will agree when you come in and see what a grand array we have here at Robertson's. Any kind that a woman of taste could want is included in our Spring showing. The colors, the styles the prices are all distinctly 1922, the latter being much lower than in previous seasons $5.00 to $25.00.

The Latest Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets Are Here Average and stout models in medium and low bust. Plain and fancy materials. Bon Tons $3.50 to $10.00. Royal Worcester $1.00 to $5.00. Boys' Shoes Genuine Holland Shoes in black or brown calf skin. The workmanship on them is the best. They are heavy Drill lined and have solid Oak soles and Goodyear welts. Sizes 9 to 131i $3.00 Sizes I to 6 $4.00

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In dark colors and sport shades. A nationally popular fabric $3.95.

Taffetas

A complete new line in good quality and the newest shades $1.75.

Sportussah A new Crepe weave for a number of uses $2.50. Coronada Satin Soft and lustrous and cannot be excelled for Skirts $3.00. Tabbv Taff A TafTeta with a soft finish $2.95.

Messalines Used much this season for trimmine:. Our color line is complete M.50.

Our Annual Fibre Furniture Event Opened Wednesday Morning With a Rush It was plain to sec that Fibre Furniture is going to be as well thought of this year as it was last. Many persons are taking advantage ol our March prices and are buying now for their porches, sun parlors and lake cottages. Three piece suites of unusual attractiveness arc offered this year. Come in and see this Fibre Furniture and how adaptable it is to many uses. Bi March Sale of Fine Curtains and Curtain Materials at the Lowest Prices for 6 Years READY MADE CURTAINS Ruffled Voile Curtains with pink or blue edges $2.98. Quaker Craft Net Curtains, 2 A yards long, lace trimmed, ivory color, hundreds of patterns $2.98. Marquisette Curtains, 2 1-3 yards, finished, hemstitched $1.39. Hemstitched and Lace Trimmed Ready-Made Curtains, 2 1-3 yards "ong. $1.69. Dotted Swiss Ruffled Curtains, $2.50. CURTAIN MATERIALS BY THE YARD. 36-inch excellent Marquisette; white, ivory and ecru, 19c a yard. 36-inch Quaker Craft Nets, 35c, 39c and 45c a yard. 42-inch Quaker Craft Nets. 50c, 65c and 75c a yard. Lace trimmed Quaker Craft Nets, 39c, 50c and 65c a yard. 36-inch and 45-inch Tuscan Nets, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.39. DRAPERY MATERIALS 36-inch Colored Madras, plain, 65c. 36-inch Colored Madras, figured, 95c. 45-inch Colored Madras, hcured, $1.39. 36-inch Cretonnes, 29c and 50c. FURNITURE COVERINGS. 50-inch Damasks, in brown, tan. blue and rose, $1.95 and $3.95. 50-inch and 5 4-inch tapestries, in new pattern. $4.2 5, $4.50. $5.00 and $6.95.

Utensils SpsdaHiy Tlheirsdlay Only Fancy White Voiles In patterns which would make pretty Summer Dr. Regularly 35c Thurxiny 2")c. Ratine Crepe In a complete color lm Regularly $ 1 .00 Thurd.iy at 79c.

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In all staple shades Regularly $2.50 Thursday $1.5. Jacquard Crepe Faille In the new sport shndr Regularly 51.95 Thursday at 1.75. Carter's Underwear For pprin. Medium weight in bodice top, built up shoulder. tic;ht or loose knee Regularly $1.25 Thursday 95c. Children's Sateen Bloomers Sizes 2 to 12, elastic top Regularly 50c each Thursday d pair for $1.00. Kid Gloves Grey, Black. White Regular $1.95 Thursday $1.39. Embroiders 8 to 1 0 inch Regularly 29c Thursday 20c. Handkerchiefs Men's and women's Regularly $1.20 a dozen Thursday 90c ad ozen. 100 pieces 40-inch fine?t quality White, Tile and fancy patterns, 45 inch. Table Oil Cloth Regularly 40c, Thursday 29c. Hair Bow Ribbons 5-inch, regularlv 25c, Thürsday 19c. With every bottle of Love Me Toilet Water at $1.00 we will give one can of new style talcum. Heavy Turkish Bath Towels 19x40 with hi uc, pink or orange border. They weih 44 pounds to the dozen. Regularly 50c each. Thursday 39c each. 2,000 Sheet Roll Toilet Paper Regular 25c a roll. Thur-dav 5 for $1.00. Trimmed Hats For Spring There arc hand made hats in periwinkle, canna. copen, navy, brown and hkk. Regularly $12.50. Thursday at $10.00.

Hand Made Waists Good grade Batiste, Tuxdo and "V" neck, izes 34 to 4f. Regularly 52.98. Thursdav at $2.00. Quality First Carpet Sweepers All metal with bet Bruals brush. Regularly $1.95. Thursday $1.00. Wayne Knit Drop Ttitch Silk Hose Brown. Whitf. BIu and Black. Regularly $1.50. Thursday $1.19. ßovs' Suits Of Cahmere and Chevoit. Spring weights and the new colors. Sizes 7 to 1 h years Only 25 Suits Regularlv 515. Thursday 57.0S.