South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 14, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1914 3 CITY WILL HONOR ITS FORMER MAYOR STOP ANNOYING PEOPLE BY COUGHING. STOP ATTRACTING UNDESIRABLE ATTENTION. 3THE GRAND LEADER NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD

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KLKHAHT. Ind.. Jan. 7. A sonrral .suspension of husinc-. activities vill mark the hour of the public 1'uneral j-rvie?.s in tribute to the late Mayor Kills M. Chester Wednesday afternoon. Tho members of the Klkhart Petail Merchants' association at the Higfiestlon of its president, Conrad Zlesel, and Its secretary Otto Holt rich, readily Joined in an nx'rem-nt to olote their places of business from 2 to .1 o'clock, and these office rs ak merchants who are not members to follow a Flmlhtr program. - Mayor Smith, U'hile refrainintr from issuing any formal proclamation on the sulj-rtf .said ho was hf-artily in sympathy with Ruch a tribute, and hi.s r'iiifyt that all Join in this expression of respect. The school board instructed Supt. Drakes to doso the public schools at -o'clock for the remainder of the afternoon. Superior court will be adjourned to Permit JudK Harman and members of the bar to attend the service.-. Arrangements for the funeral were completed Tuesday. There will be a brief private service at the home at ::3o o'clock, and the body will lie in Mate at the Congregational church from 10 until 2 oVlock, when Jiev. A. IT. Ogilvie will begin the public funeral service.

TO SHOW MIIS. nsKi:. At the Auditorium today I Daniel I'rohman's Famous Players will be .u,n with Mrs. Fiyk in her successful play, "T-ss of the irrrbc-rville".

South llend theatergoers have seen '

Mrs. FUk many times at the Oliver in various plays but this is the first opportunity they have had to see her in motion pictures, and in fact Mr. Hines is the lir.st one to bring pictures of this class to South I"nd and the Famous Flayers will be seen every Wednesday and Fridav. "Tops of the D'Urbervllle" is in live reels and will constitute the entire program for today. On Thursday a big Iubin feature in three reels, entitled "When the Earth Trembles" will be shown. This picture is said to be even better than "The Wreck" which was shown on Monday. "The Tide of Destiny" and "Mary Jane", a comedy tilm, will complete the program-

CANDIDATES DID NOT FILE EXPENSE LISTS

Kloctcil OHicers nt Ilrlstol May Lose Out Through Their MVlcct.

KUCITAUT. Ind.. Jan. 7. The failure of the Bristol citizens who were elected to otlires in that town on the "dtizens" ticket at the November election, to lile their Kworn statements ot campaign expenses within the 30 lays prescribed by the corrupt practices act may deprive them of the fruits of their victory. These men are M. X Clark, J. Iv-'.-s and 1 T. W. Dussel. trustees; Austin J. Menkes, clerk, and Harvey Kantz, treasurer. 'I he otncial still in office are J. W. Mitchell. M. C. Hilbish and John Kvringham. trustees; Dr. Karl Merritt, c lerk, and Clyde Hilbish, treasurer. The matter, by agreement of attorneys, lias been brought to the attention of the circuit court through a uit in mandamus filed this morning by Anthony Deahl of doshen, counsel for the victorious candidates. The argument is set for Wednesday. Hx-Judgf J. S. Dodge is attorney for the present administration. He says ithat these men do not desire to continue in otlice but that they refuse to assume the responsibility of surrendering their ollices to persons whose eligibility is in doubt.

at tiii; ami:kicax. Tom Mix and Hyrtle Stedman are to be s"en at the American theater Wednesday in a two reel special, "The Escape of Jim Dolan". His escape from prison, his wild ride of relays of horses, his capture by Apache Indians who bind him to the tail of a wild horse and his ingenious escape, breathing through his ritle by lying at the bottom of the ford are some of the big moments of this series of hairbreadth escapes. There will also be a comedy, "The Elusive Turkey".

'HAPPY IIOOLKJAX." A revival of the cartoon musical comedy, "Happy Hooligan", will be presented at the Oliver theater on Friday night of this week. The piece is being given at popular prices.

"llomanco and Duty." a two-reel feature will be shown at the Surprise theater today with a comedy, "The (lusher," in which Ford Sterling goes into the oil business and gets hold of a planted proposition. A good burlesque offering, winding up wit.i a big fire in the oil districts. A pleasing number.

LIMITED IN TELLING OF LOVE FOR MANKIND Natior Had Task llxplahung f'od's Thoughts of Man. Says J. T. Iiasxtt.

JUDGE WARNER TRIES HAND AT MARRYING

Manages to Get Through With Ceremony Without Great Error.

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Pure and Pleasant Dr. King's New Discovery Drives Away Cough and Cold. Makes You Feel Fine. You know how very embarrassing it is to constantly cough at parties, in church and other public places. Besides suffering the distress of coughing, you regret the annoyance to those with whom you are brought in contact, and decide not to go out again while your cold asts, causing yourself much inconvenience. "Every winter," writes Mrs. M. 0. Cross, Granbury, Texas, "I suffered with severe coughs and colds, but since using Dr. King's Kevr Discovcn-, I have not been bothered or annoyed with either for over two years' Ask your druggist for a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery. He will refund your money if not satisfied.

ALL DRUGGISTS.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AID CATHOLIC COLLEGE HALTIMOKE, Jan. 7. Cardinal Gibbons was Tuesday presented with $500,000 in first mortgage bond3, the pift of the Knisnts of Columbus of the United States to the Catholic university at Washington. Nearly every national officer of the Catholic layman's organization and a number of distinguished clergymen were at the presentation ceremony which took place in the cardinal's residence. The money was collected during; the last four years and will be used for the establishment of 50 lay scholarships at the university.

Resides hearing his first casp In city court Tuesday, Judge Warner also had an opportunity to perform a marriage ceremony. As the performance of this rite is rather out of the lino of legal experience, the Judge was considerably Hiore perturbed when he undertook to unite the happy couple than when he handed out his fine in police court.

The groom at Judge Warner's first j wedding was Arthur Topper, 27, a

iarmer oi mis county and nis onae was Bessie King. Warner got on swimmingly wiih the ceremony until he came to the part where the groom is charged to ' cherish and provide" for his wife. Then he glanced at the wrong name on the license blank and called out that of the groom's mother instead of the hride's. Ho blushingly corrected his mistake, however, ;ind tho knnt. vn timl withnnt fnrthnr

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ijArouTi: max mi:s. LAPOKTE, Ind., Jan. 7. Leopold Lowe, 73 years old, a pioneer merchant of northern Indiana, died nt his home here Tuesday, lie was one of the wealthiest business men in this section of the state.

SKN'ATOK IS ILL. 91 1 171 jB V V I LL.E, Ind.. Jan. 7. Will A. Yarling, state senator, is seriously ill of pneumonia at his home here.

BOY KILLED BY ANOTHER KLKTOX, Md., Jan. 7. Paul McCall. nine years old, was shot and instantly killed by Georgo Short, 13 years old, another school boy. in th'

yard of the high school hero Tuesday, j The MeCall boy had been ordered by j Short to o down town and purchase ' more cartridges for the pistol with which tho shooting was done- When i he refused. Short fired at him. The : boys were shooting at a target in. the-

rear of the school building. Young Short was arrested.

Reasonable . Prices for Expert Optical Service. Parlors 2nd FloorElevator Scrvico,

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"Neglect of Salvation" was the theme Tuesday night of Dr. T. J. Uasett of Valparaiso at the Grace M. K. revival services, one who neglects salvation he said, is lst forever and pleaded with those in the congregation, who were not Christians to come forward and accept Christ as their saviour. He t)k his text from Hebrews IIX ll-:i "How shall we escape if we neglect so grrat Salvation." "Our Saviour experienced great limitations in trying to tell of (kid's love for sinful man when he said. Tor Ood so loved the world that He ;ave His only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him. should not perish but have everlasting life. The speaker has no power to tell how great that salvation is. It is great in its infinite cost to the Father. It was great in its cost to the Son. It is great in its seopo in that salvation is adequate for every man of earth's teeming millions. It is great in what it saves us for and it is great in its completeness. ' The writer in Tlerhrews asks how shall we escape if wo neglect salvation. We cannot possibly escape if we neglect. There is no escape."

INSTALL NEW OFFICERS J. T. Alward Acts as Installing Officer for K. 1.

I'rom rheumatism. a lies and pains. Your system will be free. If you'll but take a nightly drink. Of Hollister's Kocky Mountain Tea. Advt. Cuonby Drug Si ore.

Ilegular meeting of Crusade lodge. No. fj. Knights of Pythias, was held Tuesday night with installation of officers. J. T. Alward acted as installing officer and installed the following: It. J. Blatz, chancellor commander; Earl Wells, vice chancellor; John I'arneman, prelate; James Hardin, master at arms; Carl Swanson, inner guard; Iialph Hauer, outer guard; Albert Slick, master of works; C. H. Snoke, keeper of record and seals; Charles Pommert. master of finance; Q. M. Taggart. master of exchequer; Pavid C. Gibson, trustee.

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With an Admirable Company 1 Ia yers Incl ud ing PEGGY OWETL as "PEG.'

I Vices 2.-ef ."Oe, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Matinee, 25e, 5()e, 75c, $1.00.

ROBBER LEFT NO CLUE

Mr. arid Mrs. Hcnjamin Katz Xot SeriouIy Injured.

No elues to the robber who shot j Mr. and Mrs. llenjamin Katz Monday night in a W. Washington av. cigar; store while attempting to rob Mr. I Katz. have been found. Neither of', the wounded people are in a serious, rendition. Mr. Katz is at his home! while his wife, the more seriously j shot, is at Hpworth hospital. Potli ; are reported improved. i

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Daniel Froliman's Fnnious Players will present Mrs. Fik-in 'Tess of the D'Ubervllle" in iive reels, with an all-star cast. A grand picture. Iriees tlie saj;ie. IHICJ:S 5 and 10 cents.

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SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ANGEL MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY A Colossal Fun Frolic,

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359 Performances to Date Some Record! MATINE1ES Daily Except Monday Ladies Especially Invited Big Shows Little Prices. Two Hours of MoHon Pictures in addition to regular Musical Comedy Bill. Come early and stay ar. long as you like 600 seats 10c.

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The World's Greatest Animal Act,

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In "A MONKEY ROMANCE.

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THE MIMIC FOUR si;i:i:s and haxckks. VIOLET McMILLIAN

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The Prices for This Sale Thursday, We Believe, are the Lowest for Which Such Grade of Goods Have Ever Been Offered in South Bend. IN NO OTHER STORE WILL YOU SEE AS MUCH VALUE FOR THE MOHEY It's not only in on einstance ,it's in each and every articles whether by the piece or in the yards, its better here for the same money or if it is the same article it costs you less here.

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Men's $1.25 Union Suitr. Extra hea-' flat

fleece lined; everywhere at sale

sold

78c

50c Knit Hoods For Girls and Misses' all wool knitted Auto Hoods, sale price

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$1 House Dresses For Women; tine percale high neck and long sleeves; all sizes

39c

25c Burson Hose

For Women, lisle, full seamless

fine

122C

50c Crib Blankets Full size fine wool finish, pretty nursery designs, sale price

33c

35c Women's Drawers In fine quality Muslin, embroidery trimmed, sale price

17c

50c Union Suits For Boys; heavy fleece or ribbed; sale prica

5c Cake Toilet Soap Armour's famous make sold everywhere at 5c cake; sale price

10c Comforts Calico Beautiful assortment of colors to select from; yard

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$1 Kid Gloves Two-clasp, extra fine quality; black, tan and white

68c

75c Knicker Pants For Boys, ages 6 to 16; made of neat dark wool mixtures; winter weight

39c

35c Women's Gloves Fine Mocha lined and Golf Gloves, all shades

16c

lie Bleached Muslin ?,K Inches wide, full snow bleached in extra prood quality, yard, Wednesday

72c

$1.50 Pajamas

Men's lleavy nlletto Pajabaj-, mod with silk special 89c

Flantrim -frog;

ChilcFs $1.50 Sweaters

78c

Fino all wool heavy an d closely kntted; red, white and prey, at ..

Beautiful $25 Suits Strictly man-tailored grarment; C 1 fl finest $25 value tplU3 Stunning $20 Party Dresses In exquisite silk and chiffon (0 OC creations, all evening shades tySmSJ Large $15 Fur Sets In beautifil lonp hair French (TJJ 07 Coney, larg-e barrel muff; set Pt"0 $4 and $5 Lace Waists Beautiful all-over Lace Waists, (J 07 ruffled and ribbon-trimmed j)0 Sale of $12.50 Coats

Indies' and Misses new length, also short; sale price

Sport Coats in .-4

$5.99

$35 Sealette Plush Coats

Genuine Salts Sealette Plush; shawl collars and senuineSkinner Satin lined; sale price

full lensth. lanro $19.50

122c Bt Ginghams Genuine Amoskeaff' Iress Ginsrhams, 32 Inches wide, nev. 1914 patterns; special

$2 and $3 Pictures Actual 2 and 2 value, a wonderful line of subjects; choice

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$2 Hair Switches J4 in. loner, short stem, natural hair; all shades; special

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Women's Union Suits Kesular 1 alti iWc lir'd, silk brai.l trimmed; special

$3 Ladies' Wool Sweaters Indies' all wool Sweater Coats, In fine Q 1 OQ knitted hih roll collar; all sizes tJ)JLOx $1.50 Flannel Kimonos

Women's Flannellette and Crepe Kimonos, made

In duckling fleece, beautiful patterns; sale price

89c

$5 Gray Hair Switches

Gray-haired Women who have difficulty

dressing their hair will do well to purchase on'

these switches while the savin irs are great; real human hair switches at . .

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Made of heavy flnnnelette pink and blue striped. Cut larpe; sale price

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Night Gowns

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$1.50 Corsets Famous AVilhelmina Corsets, the new fall model; pruaranteed rust proof; sale price

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50c Child's Rompers Child's Romper Suits in heavy quality t!:mnellette; all i?.es to ;; salo

34c

50c Ruben's Vest wool (juality 37c 10c Child's Hose

In fast dyed black for J Boys and Girls; sale price, pair jj

Men's $2 Sweaters Tn pray or red; heavy chain stitch, all sizes

89c

35c Sleepers For children in heavy flannellette; pink and blue striped, at

18c

$2.50 Comforts Hoavy aten eovererl sanitar cotton filled; a bargain at $1.47

$1 Faether Pillows Iar?e s!z all 1j-

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SWANK DRY CLEANS SUITS, $1.00. rather Ladies or Gent's. We Call AnpThere Phone Vs.

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WOOD BROS. C()Mi:i)V ACIIOIJATS.

COMING: LEW SHANK, Ex-Mayor of Indianapolis. Evenings 7:30 and 9:00. Matinees Daily at 2:30. PRICES 10c, 15c, 25c. THURS. New Vaudeville.

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Musical Comedy And Pictures Tonight and All Week ANGIIL, MUSICAIj comt:dv COMPANY IN" Repeat hy Itrquost "Tiuj ijoy and nn: CilllL." 1Z Kntcrtaincrs 15 Trlce Nightly, 7:H0 and 0. Mrttlnros Daily, 1!. except Monday. TiirnsDAY New 3Iulczil Comedy.

AMERICAN Theater south llcml's rnrnot I'lriur llou". wi:dm;si).v Tom Mix and Myrtle St lr;a:i in a Two Ileel Spe-lal S'li. ' Tiik iiscapi: or jim doi.-ax" A Seresimiiii? Iatho Cometly. "nn: i:li:siyi: tuukiaTliurxlav Maurico Cotello in "The Oolden Pathway.

P A T E N TS ! And Trade Markf Obtained In all ! Countrfes. Advice Fre. GIvO. J. jOLTSClI, r.elPtpred Pat. Atty.. 711712 StudPbaker Bldj:.. So. Bnd. Ind.

me SURPRISE (SHE A TRE nn: iiomi: or oooi pirnims TODAY ROMANCE AND DUTY Reliance Two Rcc!. THE GUSHER Keystone Comedy With Mabel Norrnand. COMING TOMORROW WINIFRED GREENWOOD in A DIVORCE SCANDAL THIEVES AND THE CROSS Rex With Lois Weber. Open Mornings and Noon Hour.