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MAV MOKMNG. SÜITIiMFUri! 22, 1920.
CUE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
WANT KIYASIA11S :i
TO ATTEND STATS ;
CLUB GATHERING
Ma':' Fin::l Arrangement for:
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ADDS COMPULSORY
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Shivrlv Farm to he Mecca of
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Farmers During Horti
cultural Meetinc.
J. P. Shlve-iy, a farn-.er of St. Jos
pph county, .-reurpcl an adiith r.al
V)U?hels of potato? to the acrr this
umnifr th.tr. are uuaily grown, hy
felpctinsr ar.J sprayinp thi Fer-d. The
rxperin-nt was carried out on Mr.
Shively's farm with tht- co-optration
of county agent I!. C P.ird.
During thn early pr:r.u rrvoial
h';she!s of potatoes were j '.-cted
from the average bin ran .stock.
Those were treated for dieao.
preen sprouted, cut according to
Bird's directions, and were ivt-n
thref hprayinrf with Hordt-aux rrdx
ture riurinrr the '.iimiur. At dijr
pin time Shiveiy received the :JG
huxhels mor per acre from the .se-!ect.-d
plot than from the average
?eed.
AccordinfT to County Aent Bird,
indications are that tht- .-elected seed
will more than double the average
yield.
During the horticultural meeting
on Sept. 22-24. a tri; will be made
to Mr. Shively' farm and the work
that has been done on the potato
field will be clearly explained. Tlans
for the future development of the
field will also be outlined. It is
expected that county ajrent and
farmers from r.cißhborins counties
will make this vi?it and see the re
sults of the experiment?.
In Porter county a pain of 50
bushels of potatoes to the acre was
secured by careful hill selection.
This peed gold in the field for eating
purposes at $2 a bushel, or 50 cents
higher than the unselccted potatoes,
because of its uniform size, sine Ki
nes. and freedom from disease. Two
farmers on five acres made $500 ex
tra the first year as a result of weed
selection.
Mis Dorothy Norris. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Norris. of
X"- York an 1 I'hii.i dlphia, was married recently at the Norris villa
at Xai t aLran.-' tt l'i. r. Ii. I., to I.ir ut. Kaoul Alevra. of Bucharest, Ku-
i-ir.ii. Lieut. Ai.-vra N in th- Kumanlan diplomatic service r.nd atrved
with distinction iurir.K tJi world war. Ho won several decorations for
valor in action. His Pride is well known in social circb-s throughout the
c ountrv.
POLICE UNABLE TO
FIND CAR OWNER
Sport Model Hudson is Hehl
at Police Ilcail-nuartcr?.
Th. pidic departr;ient h is been
un.thl - to tic. d an owner for a sport
m.'del Hud.-on 'j20 n.ori- car which
was found ulon a c;uiity highway
veial w. ks -jiro. Chief of Police
Klin.- has communicated with all
s-urio'ipjip.t,' towns and has sent cir
culars to several cities in the middle
west in tho hor.es of finding the
owr. r. Tha- car is in first clas.s eon
difion and contains accessories.
Try XEU S-TIMES Want Ah
Michigan Street is
in Dangerous Condition
tln H'ite f repeated warninprs from
HiCmbers of the board of wojka a::d
Chief of Police Peter Kline tlic
street cur company has failed to
complete the work of removing pav
ini? supplies at Kwinir av. and Mich
igan st. A number of accidents have
ocean ed at the corner due to the
blocked condition of the street. Th
detour around St. Joseph st. and S.
Michigan st. south of Kwinu' av. has
been impassable for some time. The
pav- raent makes it unsafe for auto-itr.
i:ivi:k pauk m:vs.
Charles Wiiuht of P.ourban. lid..
spin the Wiek nd with hi& niece.
Mi-, i V. Hcplvins.
Mrs. i:. S. Drake of Nashville.
Mich., who has been the uuest of
h-r ur.ughter, Mrs. I. V. Hopkins,
lii? ?;une to Uourban, Ind.
GIVES NEW MAILING
RULES AT POST OFFICE
Liquids and substances which
easilv liquify in the parcel-post
mails will be exchanged with the
Netherland. Hast Indies, according
to word received by Postmaster John
N. Hunter. Combination packages
will be accepted ir. the mails of Co
lumbia. Parcel post has been suspended to
British Tojro'.and. Articles addressed
for delivery in the state of Tabasco.
Mexico, arc to be forwarded to New
Orleans, to bo included in the closed
mails made up by the oliices of New
Orleans for the office of Frontera.
Mexico.
A parcel popt convention has bem
held between the United States and
the British colony of Fiji, and par
cel post packages for Fiji will bo
admitted after Oct. 1.
THIEVES ENTER HOME
OF WALTER BRYAN
Walter Bryan 101 North Shore
dr.. reported to the police Tuesdav
morninft that his house had been
robbed sometime Saturday niuht.
After thoroughly searching the
house the thieves took an FP.;m
watch and DO or 0 0 Victrola records.
Hdfirm Corset Sale. 10 rerocnt
2". percent discount. The Crai e Shop,
i:!0 S. Main st. l)lj.,-2J Adt.
Clares in Boxing. Swinuniim
and W rc.-tlin Added to
Sport Curriculum.
Co.i.ii! - -.ry cATirastics f : freh
jr n and '! iiitr'l'n to.:-, of boxin-.
i'fhr.:: anl sw i : . , .m r. are in. -r
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i i.:t.ir.t.-. with th-- coop ration of
I'o'.di Iicrkr.e.
In Pre u ith otP.,r uid r rsities. the
pvMir.'i:: pr-'c ram h a .- be. n o-jt-l.n
d to s"lve tho prrbV-r.i of xt-
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l irr.i 1 in roll, .ue ,t thleti .
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PLAN U EDD1GI
CARSO.YS ACTIM
True Economy
consists not merely in paying
lesi, but rather in getting the
most for one's money. A wom
an paying $8.00 a pair for her
shoes may get unmercifully
cheated while her next door
neighbor paying twice that
xnuch may receive full value
in wear, style and satisfaction
for every dollar expended.
Right now, the new fall
styles in Hanan. Cousins, Red
Cross and other quality makes
of shoes await your inspection
at this store. The prices are
much lower than might be expected.
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Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
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VJ See Our Assortment of English
cfä f1 X'ool Hosiery.
'A P 111 S. Michigan St. vhhl
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Beacon Blankets
at 15 Discount
During September
IBS
The Tea Room a I w a v s
sen es von clean food on
clean dishes and you have
clean silver to eat it with.
Store Opens
8:30 A. M.
Closes
5:30 P. M.
Ja (be
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Store open
Saturday
Evenings
Until 9:30
Opportunity7
Permanent positions are
open for you in this store if
you are willing, capable and
courteous; the steady growth
of this store insures Tapid ad
vancement if you can show
the ability to manage.
We want salespeople with
experience, also others with
no experience but willing to
learn. You can apply per
sonally at the employment
office from 9 to 11 a. m. or
send application confiden
tially by mail.
INTEBÜBBAN DAY
The Children
enjoy new clothes as well as grown-ups
Your little pirl will look nice and will be warm in one of our
wool dresses. She may choose French serpe. utorm ciffto or Irl
cotlne in several colors. The styles will please her and so will the
silk braid trimming. If she is between 6 and IS sh. ran h fit1
here in dresses from $7.50 to J2S.50.
MIDDY IllvOUSKS are practical for school wear. Mor r.nv
pirl from U to 18 years of ase will be delighted with one of rur
middies to wear wdth her full pleated skirt. These midch s are
white or white with colored collars and are braid trimme. 1 waih
emblems on the sleeves. They are only $2.00 to $3.y3.
Leather Goods
Purses at prices that pleaie
your purse
Lovely hand tooled leath
er envelope purses with mir
ror at $2.93.
Morocco leather purses
in blue, black, gray and
brown, at S3. 95 to $7.50.
Small but handsome util
ity bags of crepe seal. These
are full leather lined and
contain a neat coin purse,
$4.75 to $6.50
Utility bags in black and
brown at $3.50 to .0.00.
Waists
of irresistable feminine daintiness
The tüilored waists which have just eom- in
are simply exquisite. You will think the sime
as soon as you see them. They arc of repo
de chene, in flesh, white, navy and black:
tucked and embroidered. The prices are $11:. 00.
$Uhr0 and $12.05.
You will le delighted with the new taffeta
blouses also. They are the tie back styae with
three-quarter length sleeves. Colors are I avy
and black, and $12.00 and ?1.'.'0 are th-?
prices.
(eorirttc blouses in the o or-! buise and
suit Moure styles are very pretty. They are
trimmed in lace embroidery beads and aro in
.such colors as taupe. Miami, oriole, azter and
bisque; J10.UÜ to $25.00.
Handkerchiefs
Even a handkerchief has charac
ter. On our main floor is a collec
tion of 'kerchiefs that you will en
joy seeing. Here's an idea of what
you'll find there
Women's plain pure iinen hand
kerchiefs suitable for autographing
25c. 39c, 50c. 65c each.
Women's imported Swiss em
broidered handkerchiefs 25c each.
Children's school handkerchiefs
5c, 10c, 15c each.
Men's pure linen initial handker
chiefs 65c each.
Sweaters
Full of style and comfort
These warm days and chilly nights arc
the best cold-catching weather there is
unless you are properly dressed.
A tuxedo Zephyr sweater is the very
thing you want for the evening ride or the
morning walk. Thse sweaters are black.
navy or brown and have belts and
pockets. They are $ 10.00.
Serplus tie back sweaters also keep out
the chill. We have these in a variety of
weaves and colors fur $5.95 to $7.50.
Underwear
That is made right and priced right
The underclothing offered by this store is comfortable and
assures a better fit of the outer garments. Carter's under
wear is known for its neatness, strong build and convenience.
Light weight lisle union suits all style necks and sleeves,
knee and ankle length $2.50 and $2.95.
Medium weight Cotton Suits no sleeves, band or bodice
top, dutch or high neck, elbow or long sleeves, knee on ankle
length $2.50 to $3.15.
Medium weight separate garments vests in all style necks
and sleeves, ankle length drawers $1.50 and $1.89.
Draperies
To fit the color tone of any room
When the sunshine streams through your windows does it
do anything more than illuminate the room? Drapes should
be hung in the windows to transform the bright sunshine into
softer hued lights which mellow the color scheme into rich
ness. Vivid or subdued cretonnes give marvelous effects as do
velours in brown, blue, rose or mulberry. Silk damask is very
attractive for interior decorating. We have all of these and
more. Come in and sec them.
Dresses
Picturesque studies in line and color
There are dresses in general and dresses in particular.
Ours are of the latter class. Dresses that are individual yet
riot conspicuous are the tricotines in navy, black and brown
which we are showing. They have the low waist line and
draped sides, $22.50 to $62.50.
Skirts
The effect of a pretty waist or sweater is often lost by be
ing worn with a shabby skirt. Your costume may be per
fectly completed with one of our soft tone plaid skirts,
pleated or plain. We have all sizes $15.00 to $2 7.50.
Your skirt seems to set better if you have . good petti
coat under it. Our pussy willow or taffet.i petticoats in
navy and copen are $12.00.
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Furs for Chilly Evenings
Beautiful shoulders, scantily protected by a
filmy frock, find just the right measure of
warmth in a fur scarf or throw.
If you have never tried on one of these exquisite fur pieces you
have no idea of the shimmering loveliness of the pelt, its becoming
ness to the skin and the smart lines it gives to the figure. Our display
ot especially designed models includes chokers, scarfs and throws in
the newest designs, ideal for motoring and fall evening wear.
Wide Variety of Furs on Display
DIM OI'NT ON AI. Ii
RED STAR
lP i KOIT VAI'OK OH, s'I OVKS
WARNER BROS.
22ü South Michigan St
SAM'L SPIRO Sz CO.
11121 a Michigan Sr.
Ilonve of
R S. Sc M. Clothes
S. D. FJoran & Son
Wlrlcj cad rtepairiEs.
THE I. W. LOWER
I COO HATING COMIWSrr.
Sou lb. rk-nd, Indiana.
Wall Taper.
Irmporir. Paint FtjypTJc-s.
We require 24 hours' notice when furs are withdrawn from storage
to allow us to clean them.
H. GREENE L ATT
Furs Exclusively
232 S. Michigan St.
Union Trust Company
ife D posit Doxej vltb t-tvUJ
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tomer.
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