South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 242, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 August 1922 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 3 , DISCIPLES OF CHRIST OPKN ANNUAL SESSION WIXm.VA J.AKK. Ir.d. At:r. 2:-. (I'.y A IV) Th- Chi.-M;; r- .::::. r. " h ! r. s to f-ar In th pr- r.- ? of fir. '. i'.s of rr.od.rn -'ifr.' !- rucroof 'hr:'-t r.a.f rot r-capM th trfs-mc hli-ht." HHKTHKLN CONFKUKNCK IN SESSION AT WIN'uNA i .' . . C ' : - " ' " s . !:r- th.:---: hi- - ' ! .- - .,'.-.' -- - .- - - .-.:!;. r. W - ; I. "A -r ; r-,w-- f.f knov-lrdze hi '(' ?i . , a : : ' tr, .ft. rr rr roiu.r.irv am!y rr k-.n w.:h t:: r.cw kii- w-i PI. INdlT1 N. I-.d.. A'.:i: - V;:-'i-''' tt th" Tir.lvp'rr ar.-l iif1 c:I A'"r a- twi r.t -f ar of p. r. -it.;!::, its forc-s. iv law, j port. Iii. ..ts a r :--: r.r rth. of ..ar r.ev. Stcphf r. n. K.?hr. fr r any rau-e will ho rT-i:rc 1 to ; of --.-paia. 111., rrr-jjjor.: of t!-.-jrf.y oar .ducatMna! an! r-!l-icu , I'rir.of or. Far., la'. FOUR ACCIDENTAL DEATHS OCCUR A3 ?:.i.sr a k o ,i.r.- -ur.t vi of two o:v.'-n xpar.vii-sr r.li rf rr.dorr. ' an at;f:r.o Th. t :;r wr r :r. Auth-Titi'-s !.:,'.- IndUuuis Hall of Fame Hoosiers in Who's Who ' : r ! r " .c-;-'t:tu at ,m a civ. I,a w v r .'- J. r -r' '', ::: r. 'tal train ; c.plr rf ChrJ't Christian church ). I- is n'ii.nk ! to a?k 1 atsäu Acr f. r rr. or , ' ' : n an a I it r f .v o p r. : n c ;!:' o r n n n - r v - a . r r f s o ; t ; im in i i .. Ii.mt ! a :.. ajnt- to i. i faith w.th n Tuiay. Ir.v. F r di- :-- a: 1 a- n..r.;-try t - p tr-: 4l J l.-o .1 I i. i. -.v :.ar. . ! nt !'.-n?th th' cor.tr- r.-" rv. r . ?' ar r- w r - L'"c-d tn- ir nf-W .T' it; v a- a - r-.- i , r.v'rt fr .".: K-v. :.ra :s j .-r.itf r.t:irv at (hf tf r. -r.!l ! . qaestlon cf hichei i:.o a r.r: . r r -i V. --z n . mi r. I ,t ; i n :--,.:. 1. - i- ' M r - :! r.l f ( t k 1 ir.'l : .r.tr i'"s v. .:a ti n: thy '.v ro t f ! ' '. v. .t t h ' n". a fr-? t Oj . ; . 1 1 r. -1 '. t. z I L u H H K rfcc.vf pav cf at- ; Al1 tru !? ilv ;n?t;tutr ar..l - ' r!ation c-omos m ; wh'. al-.-r.t on'crr- writin? or by v. f i: i-. r ' "i r 1 ' l 1 bill 1 V'i JJi l' ho rr-:'. ;-.tc th i d--- ar-- 1 t'v !i.lf Tin: v.m.i;nti.m: 1 i z - l n-..i l r.?ir. 212. t

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VI.-ri:.VXI' In!. A ui?. 2if. ' Li:- rty l.u:;d.-. v ih;-l at il.2'r), and I r a.;- k- aavaat.n: to J 1 4 0 were toLir l wrapnri .j-, an ohi newspaper . !,( ..: 1 fri.ai t! waste basket , ;n th" ;',.(" tat;-.n here. The ' r. u.-';.a -r w tak' n from the poc!it id" J.'hn lkikr, of Dupount. who , had h'f-n arri-t'.d. on a charge cf ; 'Irank'Tin:-c. j IP fur- taking IlikT !! ji'.l the ; jo f, arch- 1 h:in at th1 police .-tati-.n. and. finding the paper, na Uvt'.l a- ?M7. thn-w th piper away. : On tli" '.ay to th.- ja:l. Hakcr. al- ' though si.d to h t" lir, n intox!;rat .l. ur-f d t!i- ! :r.rn not to j destroy t!i': jap-r. Vh"n arraigned in c ty court yosI urday. i:.ik-r .--aid th-i: lift had been ; r hhril of at the l'r.;on station, ill.- paid a f.r." of ?11 and If ft the ; cty.

Home Town Boys Believe in Home Town Girls and

F.pgs Attest Their Stand

ii an a vs.. life S ;r; day r. :::

.I'hn M-rriok. ?.:, v ar. o) !. r f , . 2 .'12 l:e--hf-r r.. was mi-lo-d to , . Iith ur.i.r h;s 1, ?f,n frm-k 1 a 1 - 1 L A EA YETTE TEACHERS

I ;:t.a c:iy, .Mar: day a i ; moon i M'-rrirk. n. driv-r f'-r the y4rtz Car-;

tare com r. any. of :;;sr iiv rn!.-. ;,v 1 IA I'AVETTH, Intl.. Ausr. 20. One ilorla ration that the

crav.-d v.vj r th- he ivv Vf h:ci i t"a.:!ier !n the public schools of the i village are for I'ark rton boys, and

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OPPOSE HOARD ACTION " T'-.ifl-."-tnti hrv-i .a ro firm in their

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when it .t.til w!i! pulling up a . cty ha rlcrned and others re i in ruders are b.:n-? dealt with

-Viirr irr.'tde at a v nnd the en- threatening to do so sut a reUit of a , c r :y.

i trono to Holy Cro-r rejef-ry. Tho j recent rullinur of the school board truck pu :!!' r.ly rolled !..irkward. against continuance of monthly -ruh:n- M rr.rk .-o badly that !) , Kachrrs' Institutes and the pracdif 1 as he wj-t tak n to It"-, ta- of paying tea eher their Mlarif.s ceivin? ho-p;ta! hv ::: ot ora-t.- who j during periods of absence on ac-

had w;tne--"d th" ar,- but. I (.runt of sickness

Ida A-ro, tw.-t ar-old. of 100! The hoard decided that monthly

Fast Tif.y it" av., dif-i in Ilrriv- , :n-?:tute a were costing more than

ir.z hospital kite Monday afternoon from burn. about th" h' ad, fare and 1-ody, which h" Miff'-r'd whfn

Thurman S'mitli and Denser Twinkle, residing in southwe.-.t Kosciusko county, put on their Sunday be-.t and mouiited in a nwiy polishtd r.ivver, pnceedf(l to Packerton to call on two of th villa??

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5he wa. pl'iyir with match In the kitchen of h r home, Monday mornins.

Call Aetna Clfaner.-s. (LirmTi!., h.at.s clcin. d. Is. 2.''.7'. fK, C. Sample. One d-iy Service cheerfully trivrn. Advt. 2C S.-t f.

they were worth, each teacher re cfivin a dav'.s pav for attendin:

l lie cost year of the monthly ! days' vintage.

institutfH was IS.f.OO. The practice of piy!n? teachers d urine? ficknes, the. board says, nan ercouratted ab?ence. "When teachern who are absent are paid it is al-o nece.sc.iry to pay a substitute.'.salary. The double co?t of the toxpayers. the board J-ayt. i.1 unwarranted. Ilerrafter teachers abent

il.imwl. Their presence soon came known and on leaving th:' irl.' Inane-; they wrre triven a liberal treatment of i;irs of several

Further trips to the town are b.'-

int? withheld pendincr decusion as t" whether -ho case will be taken to court. '

niTXTTSTTtY. For reliable dentistry consult Drr Carson & Oren. 125 V. Washington av. Phono- Main 549. ndv 20Stf

Store Closes Saturday at 9:30 P. M. Other Days 6 P. M.

Where You Find Value, Not Only in Price But in Quality

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Sacrificed For Quick Clearance In all probability you never have had a better opportunity to buy good quality hosiery at such extremely low prices as this sale presents. It's a good , time to supply your future as well as immediate needs.

Children's Hose Formerly 45c, 50c, Pair 25c Children's Black Ribbed Hose that sold up to 50c, special, pair 25c Women's Hcse - Formerly 50c, Pair 25c Women's fine Lisle I lose in black, navy, brown and white, special, pair 25c

Fibre Silk Hose $1.00 Value, Pair 57c Women's Fibre Silk Hose in white only, good quality; formerly $1.00, special, pair at 57c Women's Lisle Hose Values to 75c at 47c Women's fine Lisle Hose in navy, brownblack and white; formerly sold up to 75c, special, pair 47c

Men's Silk Hose 75c Value 57c Men's Fibre Silk nnd Thread Silk Hose in navy, dark green and white. 75c value . 57c

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Underwear In the Remnant Sale Women's Pants Values to $1.00 at 50c

Women's Gauze Pants, umbrella and tight : knee, 65c and $1.00 value, pair 50c Women's Pajamas $2.50 Value at $1.69 Women s One-Piece Pajamas, pink crepe with blue figures, a bis value at, pair . . .$1.69 Muslin Wear $2.95 Values at $1.95 Petticoats. Envelope Chemise and Gowns, fancy lace trimmed, small lot in each style, $2.95 values, choice $1.95

Corset Special Reduced to $1.49 One lot of Corsets, front and back ln.ee, broken line of ?:;r-, in pink nnd white, reduced to $1.49

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Fall Underwear Women's Light Fleeced Union Suits in

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Ions sleeves and low neck and sleeveless, all izes, special, suit $1.00

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