South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 44, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 February 1914 — Page 13

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1914 13

HEIRS OF LATE MARSHALL FIELD WILL NOT BE BROUGHT UP AS BRITISH SUBJECTS--TO ATTEND SCHOOL IN U. S.

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Mother Stanislaus Tells of Recovery

.itiil i'llfa r:UvMy aCTfot th Inns'. J

If run 1i;jvp nut fouipl any improvement fn-m tli' tr-:i(nnnt y.oj lmvc tried, inv'sti-L'.tt-tli ininv n-;.orts l-n'tlt. :tnl. In ti 11 iiwru :-". 'niii-to re')Vr- )", 'liri.MiTlU ii!'"Ut 1.V tli Use of A k!ii:inN Aiteratlvf. ThU 1 a iutlU'ln for TliPat ami I.unjf Trmililt. favorahlr known fr more than flfu-en yean. KcnI t!ii cae: Coavent of St. Aunt. Suifonl. l'ln . ;eiirleinn : In Feliruary. 1 '. 1 1 . four iotors examine! my throat and pronounced tho nevity of nn operation. Having beard :it I'eeksbill. X. V.. Moth-r-rhouse of tbe Sister of St. rraui. where I was t in i tin sr. of Ixkmau's Alterative, I determined n a last report to try it. After takiiip four or five lottlM larye piex-es of diseased tixsue "aDie away. I continued the Alterative, to my grateful and daily ;e!ief. In ten month I was reMorrd to perfect health. I would he plad to write or talk to any persun who may Lve a doubt about It. I would like thein to see and bear from my own Hps. if thev ko delre. all I vrouM s:iy of it." (Sicne.l MOTHF.H M. STAMSLAl'S. i:kmxin's Alterative has been proven by many ysirs' test to bo tiot efficacious for severe Throat and Iutic AtTvtiuD', IVron-bltis, Uronclilal Asthma. Stubborn Colds and in upbuilding tho system. Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit-forming Urups. Sold by lead in jt druffsists. Write the Kokman Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa., for booklet telling: of recoveries and additional evidence.

TIIK KIXCS OF ALTi LAXATIVKS For constipation, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Paul Mathultfa of Uuffalo, X. Y., sajs they are the "kins of all laxatives. They are a blesslns to all my family and I always keep a box at home." Get a box and get well apain. 2 3c, at all druggists. Advertisement.

L. H. ORVTS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lad? Assistant, 120 West Colfax At.

Home 329:

FAMILY WASHING DOVK AT SWANK'S LAUNDRY 22H X. Michigan St. Phone. Wo Call Anywhere.

GET A GAS RANGE NOW GAS CO.

The resit Featere o

OF fa

5emiAoiiaS Clearansce

is that hundreds of customers are selectm;

argains for March and April deliiery

(Teft to right: Marshall Field 3rd, Mrs. Maldwin Drummond and Henry Firt;. Mr. Maldwin Drummond, now the wife of nn English army captain, who has been visiting at her old home at Chicago with her two sons, Marshall Field .".rd and Henry Field, heirs to the $100,000,000 willed to them by their grandfather, Marshall Field, has announced that the boys are not to be weaned away from their native America and brought up as 1 ?r it tellers. Marnhall Field 3rd is now a student at Cambridge, and Henry is enrolled at Faton. but their mother deClares "he boys will finish their education on this side of the Atlantic and enter into business in Chicago. It H tho ambition of the boys to manage the great business established by their grandfather. "The boys are Americans." said Mrs. Drummond, "and thev will work and spend tho greater part of their lives in this their native land."

WILL DELHI ALL

FIRST EUGENICS BRIDE PICKS AN INDIANA MAN Miss Iiura Van Slyke Most Perfect Specimen of Womanhood, Says Physician.

Secy. Bryan Tells Committee That Action Against Japanese is Liable to Cause More Trouble. "WASinXGTOX, Feb. 6. .ecy. Hlry&n Bhut o2 all Asiatc exclusion

legislation la tho present session of t

congrcsa Thnraday with a 'statement to tho houso Immigration committee that any agitation of the subject would Involve present diplomatic relations between this country and Japan and Blextcrx Afl an Indication that tho Japanese and Mexican problems aro directly related and extremely acute, tho secretary of stato pledged members of the commlttco to secrecy before ho Btarted to tell of the Japanese complications and tho work of the state department to preserve peace. Tho commlttco stenographer wa3 excluded rrom tho room, Mr. Bryan made a personal plea to ftep. Itaker of California not to press hla Japane exclusion bill at this lime, becauso it would embarrass the administration, la Us efforts to allay aatl-Unlted States 5cntiment in Japan. Tho committee through Chairman Rurnett told Mr. Bryan action on the Raker bill and on all Asiatic exclusion legislation preparations would be suspended until recommendations Fhail ho received from the state department. An agreement with Gov. Hiram Johnson of California under which no hostile legislation against the Japaupse by that Ftate shall he enacted pending diplomatic negotiations was quoted by Mr. Bry an. Ho told how he had hen sent to California last year deputized by the president to secure this agreement. He contended this Hjrreemcnt held good.

SAX FRAXCLSCO. Feb. C California got its first eugenics bride Thursday when Miss Laura Van Slyke, Oakland society girl, applied for a certiiicate of good health from Dr. Bergella Ferguson of Berkley. She is to marry Benjamin It. Bell of Fort "Wayne, who came to California with a certificate issued by the Indiana state board of health, which ho secured with the assistance of Mrs. William Jennings Bryan. Bell converted his bride-to-be. who scoffed at first. "I think it's a splendid idea!" said Miss Van Slyke this evening. "Everybody ought to emulate it." . Dr. Ferguson declared the; bride the most perfect specimen of womanhood Bho had ever seen.

EYES EXAMINED FREE

G I Fitted t MndrU Prl Sailftfactloa Gu.Hrteed

URGE SHARP OF OHIO FOR RUSSIAN POST WASHIXGTOX. Feb. .".Pres. Wilson Thursday was urged to appoint Hep. William G. Sharp of Ohio as ambassador to Russia, the post recently resigned by Henry M. Pindell of Peoria, 111. Sen. Pomercne of Ohio called at the whito house for this express purpose and said that the entire Ohio delegation in congress has endorsed Rep. Sharp. The president took the recommendation under advisement.

DR. J. BURKE & CO.

Dptmrtre-t and Manufwf tnrlnr Optlcia. 22C S. Michigan St. Fandar 0 t 10 by Appointment, , NOTICE We dnpllcnta nj Imi th stme day. No matter whi fitted them liftoff the piece.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

Mr. Real Estate'Purchaser You have heard of frauds 1 and forgeries in real estate deals. Just now there is much talk about losses on account of the practices of a certain real estate dealer who recently filed a petition in bankruptcy, showing losses to creditors of nearly $150,000.00. Had these parties required

abstracts or title insurance pol-

lcies snowing penect titles

much of this loss would not have occurred. Let us show you how to avoid such losses

in the future. INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY 1 Title Bldg. Main and Center Sts.

The Blue Pencil Man Will Bulletin A Sharp Special In Our Each Day. See Them.

51 fif Don'W'mWWm Pifitiiifii i De ay Mmw&Ptmwk An

Harry L. Yerrick

Funeral

irector

I furnish th complete equipment, from th6 first call to the burial. Doth Phones. 219 So. St, Joo St,

ALWAYS COMPLETE LINES LOW PRICES QUBCK DELIVERIES g0Efl Ir3 HARDWARE SILL U CO R3 PA MY Mm-,m ..Mi ii ii ii mi - in i i.i nif . , , C,ti , . .y.; . . . , , j.l - . ... -; '"PIWT!1

This Sale Offers Vast Opportunities to Young Couples Going to Housekeeping

See Our Clearance Sale Bed Special $30.00 Bed Out- ?7 Q fit, Sale Price 1)1 .0 J

$17

2-INCH POST BRASS BED WITH SPRING AND MATTRESSOUTFIT ONLY

THE BED is full size, and is very well lacquered in bright or satin finish. Has big 2-inch posts and 10 fillers. THE SPRING is of steel, all the way through well supported and comfortable.

This Great Clearance Sale Dining Ro

Regular Price $35.00 Sale Price

Set

m:mrs ti-:kiijij: mays.

PATERSON. N". J. A conscience stricken resident mailed $2 to the mayor for a street lamp broken 20 veflra w go In n hovich prank.

WASHINGTON', Keb. 6. Listen you men who are howleged. knock-kneed, stoop-shouldered or wide at the helt. no longer will you he ahle to hide your physical defects from your friends and neighbors with the aid of padded or loose fitting clothing. The customs cutters of America, have struck a mortal blow at your pride. They have voted that you must wear suits that are form titting and ttcht and withov.t pads. that i if you would be up to date in your apparel. Your trousers also must be shorter anil so must the cuffs.

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NI'AV YOIIK.-William S, hem k.

an 18-year-old blind boy will enter Ji

olumbia umversitv to stud' law. He to

hope to be a successful lawver. t

Every day is Sale Day with us. Men's and Ladies' High Grade Shoes in

$3.50 Values at

$2.50

$4.00 Values at

$2.85

We are able to give. you these values at these prices, because we are up stairs. Therefore lower rent.

S. 0. SAMPLE SHOE PARLOR

Across Street from Auditorium. 216 S. Michigan St.

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livery one lio sees this beautiful Dining Room Set is -imply delighted vith ii. and no wonder, it isn't Dften that you see this tirade of oods.old at the extremely low price we are asking- for it. The Chairs are made of solid oak, finished golden, and have genuine leather -eats, upholstered over a solid base to prevent sagging. Alf four corners are reinforced with blocks to make the most rigid construction possible. Exactly like cut. The Table is made of thoroughly seasoned solid oak, no veneer, with heavy pedestal and colonial design. Will extend to six feet. Similar to cut. THE AIM OF THE SAILORS STORE IS TO PLEASE YOU.

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Polly and Her Pals

The Forget-Me-Nots Weren't Entirely Wasted

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