South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 118, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1922 — Page 28

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SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES APRIL 23

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VERSE O- CHEER By Edgar L. Jones

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YOUR HEALTH

By Dr. R. S. Copcland

So lor.? rs "we are uncor.io'j? of :h vatiriaS part of our boils -we Apt to b happy. WTrrver w a pa!n It wems a if It -vere an attack upon our most ena'.tive ppint. AVo don't like pain, and we are annoyed by vry enfatlon different from th normal The doctors hav a wor "prurlti;". ThL Ia used to descriVe every Peculiar and unurjal av'mptom which j-ou try to relieve by scratchin?. Tlic commonly employed term to describe pruritus i. "itching." If you are tlrM and nervous tske notice for a little while of the many itrhln: phcf-s yu have. Your .ca!p will itch Juft over the rlfht oar, your lfft ankle may itch, your left knee will ure attention, jour neck will proclaim lis neM. there "will be a crawling fT.sation In th rfprht 'ar. ftc. etc. Irritation of the gkin Is cku5 by various acrent. There are lot of vermin which are capable of prolufirj? trouble of thH sort, lledbug,

lice, fa and mo-qultoes teSlct rits rrhich my be followed fcy ltcJ ir.gr ajjd emartlnK' and burning'. rome rlmt: ar.1 certain Caterpillar leave products on the, gikln which may be fo'.!oveI' by prononncM prurltua. Sometlmen th Xln may react "uncomfortably t3 tn brand of coM cream or face powder. Intense Itchinjr may folic w thr-ir t:fce. A ffiven soap rpaj" not wll borne by every k1n. In s'jch a cn?e efforts at clanlln? nvaj act to do harm. Uncleanl!nv3, however, 1 very UTcely to be an Important factor amonsr the caje of prTiritu.. There are many Akin d!eat in which pruritvfi ! one of the moM pronounce-'I s-rmptem. Flcrpma. the itch and othr skin troubls ere amor.R them, (""happir-cr of the ekln may prod:cf It-Auto-Intoxication, intestinal difturanco, poor nutrition, constipation, over-rat. ng" and food pcisonln? mav rau?p ltchlnir of the skin. Cr-

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th' jov f f j;f,. behind. N- lo.'it'T win re e prr the joy ?n' h i ppinss (' ehildhrfd days.

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It'.' Mill th home town an' t la dear e."t place ycr memories recall.

Tor .e-.Morrt w apprer-lae th' Joy I tj w e're holdin in our hand.i j ' An vision brig-hter. better things ' l

awnifin' us- in foreign land..

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BATTERIES

Guaranteed "Two Years

Cheaper than last year. Service everywhere. Service very day. Ice that is pure. Weight that is guaranteed. Let us SERV-ICE to you. Artificial Ice Co, MAIN 302 Member National Association of Ice Industries.

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32x4 28.35 33x4i2 33.25 Phone us for Service

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laid SUPPLIES

Commencing Saturday, April 29, 1922

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s7? $8, $S (uJjau)Tord Shop The Shop That Satisfies 116 Washington Ave.

Ash Trap.-Clean-out IVor lire Mace Pampers Fr r.oh Window Catch Iron Mesh Wire 111 in. Machine Pults Mi.e.l Po'.tS Manhob' ('mr rs Mania'' I'tanu .tni Iii.;i n.l Pa h i Wiie Na:! Wall T:i I::... mim i:i.p..M:ors in. P;.- Tir.s 1 in. China Platr.s Mat've--es anl Pillmv.s far Crts i::c. Vac.

SU AM) TRTI Porch Prackot3 Porch Posts Win i low Sash Window Minds i:-c. i:tc rri: ci: ihtincs Cfllius C.alv. ami Tin I'l.iur Poxe Purr.ace Pipe K -i-ters Floor and Wall Wih.iI F.icv Plates Ft-'., lite. MIFF.T .MUT Ali Il,i- Tmu?h Hangers Fil ou s 1 .u n Si'Oiitin? I .-! - ( utl- ts Thi:ah.s Tinia l ' Fire Pots Ki.-.. F:c.

MAOMIV MATIir.IAI.S I?rick Oak Park Fluo Lining Hods Metal Corner IV.ads Metal Lath Mortar Clor ni, Plack. Ilrown. Chocolate Mortar Hoes Stucco 2nd Coat Stucco St"ne Yitriii'il Til "ari"u- Sizes. Wall Crack Ji1't Kto.. i:tc. UQriIVMIINT Carpenter" Work lynches Hivldinc: Platen .MctalM'url) P.vakr.s Picks ninforcinc P..a?-? Scaffold Pr.ackcta Shovels Sod Cutters iztc i;tc.

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SECURITY LOAM CO.

Cor. Main itml W.i-hlnjitoa St., S.Mlt.'l Pi lid 31.; id Kits

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SPECIALS 12 I.icht W-r.dow Sarin ac- ..r.lir? to Hintity. each. $1.75 to $ 2..0 NiiiN (IVr H0-n Kcc) ! t 1 1 .ii..' 1 1 1 . i i ( . t i . s $ 4 , r-d Com n Wire Nans V.MT,9 t;-d Finishing N i i : - H.O S-d Casi- NaiN 3.0 1 ' -1 t n s i i c .11. ...... lG-d rir.l'hin-r Nads 2.7:, A 10-P.urr.er Hot. 1 Ha Pance 1.V00 Cot Mattrt sse cood ÖOe rarli r ? for 1.00 Feather pillows for rots ut your own price. Utht-r largiins too numerous to mention. Sale Opens Saturday Morning, April 29, at 8 O'clock And will continue until stock is sold. AT THE BRICK HOUSE r.1S n. nlns Ao Jut Arro. Troni the Studcbaker Tark Cot Conrvc Take S. Michigan s- Ciir. Cot off nt Kulns Ave., nnd Walk Thrtv iilK-ks lit. Look for tlie Sale Siri THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION

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Brandon's 18th Anniversary Sales

NOW here's going to be one of the most daring ventures ever attempted by any large retail store ! It'll be the Selling Saturday of Women's and Misses

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A Coars from 55 up fo $98 Receive this 20 Cut

It'll be one of the Most Daring Ventures ever Attempted It's A Mighty Event Planned for Brandons IStk Anniversary Sale?

TV yEVER before have such thrones of women at

tended an Anniversary Sale. They eome from Br near and afar! It's the liveliest selling ever before noted! "Women who huv are more than

pleased with the delightful garments on sale so much so that friends and relatives eome helter-skelter to verify the reports. Unrestricted selling is the word for Saturday's business! We expect to crowd the third floor of this store Saturday as it never has been crowded before not in years will the like of it ever be seen again! It's the daring of the venture the very fact that all the Lovely New C uts at Brandon's are to be SOLD at 20 percent off their prices! Included are Coals just in from New York City Coals that are the finest in the world beautiful stvles originated bv the worlds foremost style experls--a mighty selling and saving of many mighty dollars.

h O hl ü H ere are Sport and Wrappy Coats in many colors. A ;ood quality of polaire very smart popular basket weaves even an occasional one of chinchilla weave. There are wonderfully becoming Capes and Wraps some of velour even a few of broadcloth. Styles suited to the r;irl of 16 as well as models for years of' discretion. Richly embroid . ered wraps as well as severely tailored modesl! Orange in a Motor Sport Coat at $10.95. A delightful, cool mixed green ideal on water in the summer Jockey red, about which Paris has so much to say rich tobacco color and navy blue Tan, in almost all verities and other colors besides. These beautiful coats are priced at $10.95, $14.95, $19.75 and $24.75 Anniversary

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PRESSES

Heautiful Canton Crepes, s-mart Canr,'as dainty CrejM' Knlt.. Satln-faeeil Canton, erisp Taffeta new st jle r Herts new lilpinent reeeivnl Thur-Iaj leaiitiful Pnw take .vmir pick. Anniersary Sale price $1 I.O.V

Children's Pretty Coats and they sure are perfect little beauties. The buyer for the younger folks went to New York eneci?IIv to set these coats. VELOURS., TWEEDS. POLA1RES! Dozens of styles belted sports models with patch pockets wrappy coats some are embroidered ethers plain. They are beautifully tailored and cut full and roomy. Tan, brown, rose, Copenhagen, tangerine and other weil known spring and summer colors!

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