South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 202, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 July 1913 — Page 7

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

AS TOLD II Y AUNT GIUITIC. ClinptcT I. Many years aro, in a foreign country where the trees grew very tall and tho flowers crew wild alonp the rctTfVts, there livo( a widow with her two young daughters! One of theso girls was a beauty 1 No oao had soen. fruch a lovely creature, nut pho vrtiH very dlsajrreeable and very crc and very unobliging to vr ryone! Itecauf sho was no beautiful, her mother called her daughter and petted her always. Tho other jrirl was very plain and

It up so that It would bo easy for the visitor to drink without spllllnff it all

over hor.

When Fhe had all sho could drink

tho old creature paid:

"You are very kind, indeed! You are very pood! And because you havo been so nice to mo I am going to

give you something!" You wee, really and truly, this old woman was, In fact, a fairy .who had taken tho form of an old woman Just to seo what sort of a llttlo girl this might be. "This Is the gift I make you," said tho falrj'. "Each time- you speak.

PLAIN LtlTTLE GIItL. MEETS THE FAIRY.

very modest. But sho was amlablo and kind and generous and true. Although such a nice disposition, the mother would havo little to do with this daughter and always gave her the poorest clothes and the plainest food and tho most disagreeable work to do! Ono day tho plain daughter was obliged to go and fetch water from a veil nearly a milo away. As sho was Ftanding by tho well, tho second time, Fho paw a shadow on tho ground, booking up, sho beheld a queer, little, old woman who looked like a beggar! "Will you givo me a drink of water, little girl?" asked tho old woman. "Why, certainly I will," answered tho child, proffering tho jug to the old woman. Then she carefully held

from now on, there will fall from your mouth diamonds and pearls and other precious ptones!" The little plain girl was so surprised she could not speak, but she turned and ran home, with her jug of water, as fast as sho could. Tho mlnuto sho reached tho door

step her cross mother commenced to

scold. "Why have you been so long?

Where havo you been? What have

you been doing?" she asked. "I am sorry, mother dear," an swered the little girl. "I "What do I see?" cried the moth

er, looking at her plain daughter in

great surprise. "What is that falling

from your mouth?" (To be continued.)

HERE'S ONE TO BEAT KELLY'S

Getting tho News" Is Some Job if You IJelicve This Importer's Nlco Yarn,

"Get down on Colfax bridge. A man's leg was found there." Thus spoke tho desk sergeant at tho polico station to an energetic young reporter lato Thursday afternoon. Faint suspicions arose in tho mind of tho reporter. Ho thought of the numerous jokea told about cub reporters just starting In the business. "Where do you get that stuff?" ho asked. "It's true. Tho Tribune man just left on it. I sent a man over thero but two fellows carried it away before tho policemen got there," said liarnhart. tho sergeant.

"If it'a true, it's a e-ood story, and 1

if It isn't they'll kid mo the reft of my life," was tho way ho figured it. Ho even went so far u-a to call tho office. Ho left for the scene of the gruesome tind. All the way over to the bridgo he wa thinking how ho would get back at tho cps around the station if it wasn't true. Ho arrived at tho bridge and there he found the Tribune reporter wandering about looking for blood stains. There weren't any. Had thero been any mind readers around who should happen to tell the polico the thoughts of thoso reporters, the men at the station would have a clear case of libel. About that time a kind hearted detective who knew the frame-up came along and told them all about iL Nobody lost a b and nobody found it. Not even a wooden leg. Together the two reporters walked Kick to their offices determined to bear their humiliation in silence. And the ofilco boy U humming: Oh. there was an old man. And he had a wooden leg." etc.

PRESIDENT NAMES THE MEN TO ACT IN STRIKE

William I;. Cliambvrs U Selected and CI. W. W. Hanger Is Named Assistant.

WASHINGTON. July 1?. Pres. Wilson late Thursday selected William L. Chambers of the District of Columbia, to bo commissioner of mediation and conciliation, under the Newlands act. and O. W. W. Hanger as his assistant. Their name will

be sent to the senate Friday. Tho

other two members of the new board will be Judge Martin Knapp of tho IT. S. commerce court and Eouis F. Post, assistant secretary of labor. Immediate confirmation of tho president's nominations Is expected. Democrats and republicans in both houses of congress joined hands Tuesday to put through promptly the Newlands bill with tho hope of averting the threatened strike of SO, 000 conductors and trainmen on eastern railroads. The roads and their employes had agreed to submit their wage dispute to the new board of mediation and conciliation. Tho board is a permanent institution to aid in tho adjustment of disputes between railroads and their employes, and the act creating it provides elaborate machinery for carrying on the work. Tho commissioner and his assistant will devote all of their time to their new duties, but the other two members of the board will retain their present federal position and act as mediators only when called upon. Judge Chambers, chosen to head tho board, was at one time chief justice of the international court at amoa, and since 1901 has been a member of the Spanish treaty claims commission. Ho has had considerable -experience, however, in arbitrating labor disputes.' In 1910 he was selected as a third arbitrator of the controversy between 49 railroads operating in the territory west of Chicago and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.

COME SATURDAY WITHOUT FAIL THE LAST DAY OF OUR

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"Dear SalHe." wrote Miranda Jane. Between you, the gate-post and me, I owe my good complexion to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Advt. Coonley Drug Store.

WARNING Any person or persons dumping or permittlup to be dumped, night soil upon any p!arr r premise within St. Joseph Co. without thorough burial of samo, will he prosecuted without further notice. I5y ordor of COUNTY HEALTH COMMISSIONER

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"Dancing on the Lawn" at Dreamland, Springbrook Park All next week.

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RIVER

CIRCLE" STOP-OFF TOURS

((Jo one way. return nnotherl

Vacation tripa from lower Ontario to Toronto or Kingston; by steamer through tho Thousands Islands and liapids of the St. 1-iwrenc to Montreal (side trip to quaint Quebec) thence through the Whito Mountains to Boston. Returning via steamer to New York and home over the Grand TrunkLehigh Valley double track route via Nincra Falls and other points of interest Over J Iffy Different "Circle" Stop-Off Tour To Iloton. w Vork .nd T..t

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1 The final wind-up of this matchless mercantile event will witness the most i extraordinary underpricing in every section of this store. In all Sale History no greater values were ever known." Opportunities like these once gone are gone for-'j ever. Delay means disappointment. That now is the time for liberal purchasing j because of large saving is apparent to all who read these items. Tomorrow ! will be your last chance. (

$2 PRINCESS SLIPS 95c Women's "Princess Slips" and "Combination Suits," mod of soft finished muslin. Neatly pewed, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Actual J 2.00 value. Qr price sZ)j 50c CORSET COVERS 37c. Women's Corset Covers, "sample, line" they are actual 50c and 75c values, prettily finished with laco and embroidery, some with beading. Sale .. price J J Kj $1.50 MUSLIN GOWNS, 87c. Women's and Misses' Beautiful Trimmed Night Gowns, with embroidery and wide insertion laee and ribbon rtimmed; actual $1.50 and $2 values. Sale 87o price O U 10c WOMEN'S HOSE, 5V2c. Women's fast black cotton hose, deuible heel and toe. Absolutely fadeless. Full run of sizes, light in weight. Saturday Sip Last Sale price w V 50c WOMEN'S UNION SUITS 29c. Women's summer weight Union Suits, form fitting, snow white cotton, lace trimmed wide knee, all sizes, Saturday, a great sale no woman should overlo(Cc. OQf Sale price fav 35c FRENCH BRASSIERES, 19c. Women's French Brassieres of line grade muslin: durable stays, clevery finished with embroidery. Size 34 to 46. IQr Sale price lys 15c COLGATE'S TALCUM, 9c. One large can of Genuine Colgate's Tal

cum Fowder. Sold through the country at

one price. Sale price

50c DRESSING SACQUES, 37c. Women's Best 50c Fercale and Gingham Iresslng Sacques, in neat light and dark stripes and checks. Made extra well and lit perfect. if Sale price sJ 4 s $3.00 CHILD'S RAIN CAPES, 99c. Children's fine $3.00 rubberized Sateen Bain Capes, with plaid lined hood in red or bl: all sizes up to 14 years. Rainproof QQp Capes. Sales price ySVj

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Men! Take Advantage of these Low Prices

Men's Porosknit sut" . ..58c $1.00 POROSKNIT UNION SUITS ."8c Men's Genuine Porosknit Union Suits and line elastic ribbed new closed crotch all f sizes SaturdayJOL 35c Men's Balbriggan Underwear Balbriggan Underwear, both shirts

and drawers; short

sir-eves. Saturday Sale .

18c

Men's $1 Night Shirts 69c. Men's Night Shirts made from soft muslin with military collar; pocket silk braid. Satur-ZQ day Sale priceU J j

75c Men's Union Suits 38c

In open mesh and Balbriggan, in cream

or white. Saturday

Sale price . . . .

38c

BEST 50c WORK SHIRTS 37c. In ost black sateens, blue chambrays. extra well made. Saturday Sale price vJ $1 PONGEE SHIRTS 69c. Finest $1.00 Tongee Outing Shirts, with soft collars and French cuffs; all (Qr sizes UG Men's $1.50 and $2 Dress Pants 95c. Made, of blue serge and striped mixtures extra well made; side buckle, QCr all sizes JL Men's 25c Rubber Collars 1212c. Men's Rubber Collars, dull linen finish, the kind you pay 25c for elsewhere, 1 1 Saturday last day of Sale lw-C

5c Men's Handkerchiefs. Ol

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chiefs, 2 C

L-fs Saturday -C

Iirge size white Cambric Hemstitched

Handkerchiefs Saturday

aie price

35c Men's Leather Belts 19c 25c Silk Knit Ties 12 l-2c 25c Paris r.nrtpr 17e

U i9c Lisle Hose 104c

ovu ixni onins

39c

69c Washable Hand Bags . . .

Ladies' Hand Bags made of Washable Pongee, silk braid and. long mercerized cord Real 69c Bag. O fk Saturday OsC

$1.50 Hand Bags, Leather .

In solid leather and leather lined, also silk velvets, hand

some gold or german silver

frames, $1.50 value. Special Saturday. . . ,

87c

$1.50 Suit Cases 95c.

Matting suit case, with pat-

tent French lock, full size.

Special

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Boys' $1.50 p7 Wash Suits .... 0 I U In Huster Brown and Norfolk Ftyles, neatly trimmed, well mado from tub-proof Galatea, in plain and tripped. Sizes up to S Saturday OC Finest 50c Q7p Rompers O 1 u Fan.ous Little, Ono brand, mado of finest fast color ginghams, chambrays, in 0 pretty styles for boys and girls O'J Saturday OC

Boys' 50c Cape3

In white Ratine, the kind that will wash, 2 Q'Zr styles Saturday OvJC

33c

Children's 75c Barefoot Sandals. Child's fnc and 7 5c Hnrofoot sandals, 37c, in sizes up

to 11; made extra stronc: and

all bather, Sale price OJ C $1 House Aprons 67c. Ladies House Dross Aprons, made of genuine Amoskeag prinuhams, in checks and stripvs, piped in fast colors, red and whit'1 nepin; full lensth. and com

pletely covers entire drss

Sale pr.ee

67c

35c Child's Black Bloomers.

Made of fast color black

Sateen, size 2 to 12 years. S aturday . ,

i 'lit rv 21c

34c

50c SILK GLOVES . . .

Women's Short Silk Gloves, 2 clasps. reinf"reed linger tips black and white. O A Saturday vlHU

67c

$1.00 LONG Silk Gloves . .

Woir.n's Intr Silk Gloves, full 1 ".-button length, reinfereed lintrer tips, Maclc, wliite anil all colors, Saturday vl Vj

35c LISLE GLOVES .

18c

Women's Short Lisle Washable Gloves. Mack t O and white. Saturday.. lUb

Crash! Prices Hit Rock Bottom Saturday a Sensational Price. Lowering On Dresses

Regular $8 to $10 Values.

A l el iffht fully attractive colloctloii assembling the most distinctively individual models in TiinRerie, Voile, Kmbroidered Silk Net Dresses for Summer; sizes 14 to 41; the lxst allies yon ever vaxv, QEL EQ Saturday t)jJ $6 War.K Dresses lindlrs and Misses' Wash Dresses, made from finest linens giiiffliams and white piques, all the newest

Sunimer models, beamiruiiy tnmmeo.

sHvial for Saturday . . . . .

$10 Beautiful

In all pure French sinjon's newest si

beautifully trimmed models, hir dreds

of styles to select from, dre-e- mat

aiv worth $10; Saturday day Lust day of.saJe..

$2.79

lful Dresses. rrt h Linen llntine; the Vy; styles in all dors, Vy

, lui"dreds rvt v that ill $3.99

$6 Dress Skirls. In fine whipcords, series, Bedford cord and otlier fashionable fabrics, liisli waNted, phdn button trimmed, pleated and paneled models, in every wanted -olor; every size; (JJO OQ prieetl siecial at PJU $4.50 Lingerie Dresses Women's and Misses' Lingerie Dresses. made of good quality J": trimmed throughout with J1 and lace, Saturday CJ 1)1

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S5.00 WHITE SERGE DRESS SKIRTS $2.69.

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liadies' and Misses' dress skirts, ail pure wooi, maiinisn kij it-, ... u newest summer model, trimmed fancy bark with pearl buckle, skirt

that sold for $.".()(). Saturday last nay oi saie

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SALE OF FINEST CORSETS.

$1 Women's Corsets. Fr the woman who wants the l st in rrstdm. th se will jrnw :i ilelicfht. Mad" in six nrw mdf-ls. tlie jual nf any r $4 ers-t n tho market. Yui must sr-o thm to really appreel- Q t ate them tPX7j Finest $3 Corsets. in all th nwst mdrl?; mad.' of tho highest rad material with rust rof honing; warranted not Qsr to hrrak. for S Jj $1 Women's Corsets.

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Fine Fatiste; six h so sui'portera: now

summer model; neatly trimmed top. Saturday Sale

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Finest $2.50

Hair

air Switches, fls "' A wonderful valu- : "A

when vou eonsider

that these am llnest prado of real human hair, 24 inrhes long-, full and wavy, in all natural shades. Saturday

last day of sale

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Women's Beautiful $4.00 LONG SILK KIMONOS.

Tn handsome Japanese and Moral drsicx.s

mndo of s.-eo silks, pretty empire model

and shirred and riM-on trimmed. Saturday

$1.95

$2 WASH QC0 SKIRT JJb In Tme quality wide wale P. K. English Repp and linen, 6

. . . . 95c

pretty models. $2 values Saturday .

75c PURE SILK HOSE

37c

Women's rure Silk Hose doublo lisle soles and deep noravel carter top, black, tan and whito 7r Saturday 0 C

$5.00 LADIES' Pongee Coats .

2,79

Ladies' and Misses' lon silk Tonee coats, trimmed collar

and cuffs, real $.1.00 value. Saturday . . .

2.79

$1.00 LONG KIMONOS .

57c

Children's Dresses at 1-2 Price

79c

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$1.50 AND $2 WASH DRESSES

Children's wash dresses made of finest quality prinKham, chambray and percales. 20 beautiful Ftc-'les to select from, sizes 6 to 14 years. I irises that Are sold for $1.50 an d $2.00. 7Qn Saturday your choice 4 sj

K , $2.00 WHITE

EMBROIDERY DRESSES

Children's white lawn dres.ses. beautiful

broidery waist and skirt, sizes 6 to 14 years. Saturday LADIES' $2.00 WASH DRESSES

95c

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95c

87c

Indies' and Misses' street and house dresses.

mxde of amoskoar pinphum. chambray a lin-

ene, trimmed, size 14 to 4b Saturday your choice

87c

A Great Offer in Waists $1.50 WOMEN'S WAISTS 78c Not is your chance to complete your '.v.trdrobo Saturday. Regular $1.",0 waNt of lir.-g-erie, veils, lawn and linen; beautiful handembroidered and lar trimm' d, hundreds of styles to choose from; all sizes uj 7Q.r

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to 5 0. Saturday

$2 CHINA SILK WAISTS

In fine ouality. white china

silk and pretty saibr collar and

cuff. All sizes Special

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Ilf.ral design, s- lf-border trlm-

mrc. all sizes'. lle-uiar $1.00

valuo, Saturday

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75c Lace Curtains 48c. 2 1-2 yds. lonjr. the popular Nottingham I-ace Curtains in pure white, pretty desicr.5 nic needle rdpe. 4Rr Saturday, per pr ....TrOU

$3 & $4 SILK

WAISTS $

In hands-. m plain stripped, nil silk messiline, a --ol waist

f"r s':rnr:",.' r w.-.ir. n t ! r srck M 3f 5:4..0 and $4.'.- Q1 'JO v.-.!:st- Saturday 3 1 O j

Children's 10c

Ribbed Hose.. ..2

lioyi an-1 Girls

ri:d--d sehe-.l h ''-." in fast color. 1 lack, all sir.es up to

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