South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 16, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 January 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1914 3 FAMOUS WARRIOR FLIES OVER CAIRO THE STORE THAT DOES THINGS We Shake D Ripe Merchandise Plums :e uown oome noice. A Perfect Windfall of Good Things. Bring Your Baskets and Be Here Earlv

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Gov. Glynn is Considering Proposition to Grant Clemency to Daniel H. Tolman, Former Money Lender.

AI.riAN Y, X. Y., Jan. 9. A new proposition for t pardon of Daniel 31. Tolman, the money lender who is serving a six months term for usury, la under consideration by Gov. Glynn. It amplifies th previous otter of Tolman and his assignees. In as much as it proposes to surrender unconditionally approximately $500,000 i nott-s embracing principal and interest, in return for the remission of the remainder of the sent' nc. Tho notes are thos; of nearly 20,000 borrowers from Tolman in this Hate. Tolman's tTm has a little more than two months to run. It !s said the new proposal, if accepted, will remove tint possibility of any future attempt to realize on the notes. (low Glynn, it is understood, has 1-n dispost-u! to favor clemency for Tolman. but has not acted because he eared some way might be found to push the claims. The persons who submitted the ir p(sition to the governor Thursday aid the jinle before whom Tolman was convicted was in favor of a pardon and also that District Attorney "Whitman would not oppose clemency.

POULTRY MEN PLAN FOR CHICKEN SHOW

Premium LNt Completed by Directors at Meeting Held Thursday Niglit.

A meeting of the directors of tho South Bond Poultry and Pet stock association was held Thursday night and a final survey made of tho premium , list for tho poultry show to bo given Feb. 2-7. This list will be placed in the ha!id3 of the printer immediately. All other arrangements for the show have been completed with the exception of the exhibiting hall. The directors expect to be able to announce this within a few days. All coops for exhibitors will ho furnished free. George H. N'orthub of Uaceville, N. Y., will make the awards by comparative judging and . score cards. Silver cups and merchandise will be offered as prizes, all being donations from South .Bend merchants.

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Wonderful Lov Cut Prices on Women's Coats p Suits and Dresses.

COATS WORTH TO $10.

Women's. Misses' and Junior's chinchilla, striped worsted, diagonals and

zibeline coats, sport or three-quarter

In.

and

usth?. Irfced for Friday QQ id Saturday $7,7

i COATS WORTH UP TO $15.

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MAY START CANNING FACTORY IN COUNTY I'anners of Clay Town hip H'ant Chniicv to Iipo f Their Otcrsupply of Yegetal)I. A canning factory for St. Joseph County is the aim of farmers of Clay township if plans they are working on are successful. A inciting was held Thursday night at the Stuckey school for furthering the co-operative plan on which the factory would be built. County Agent John Ilordner spoke at the meeting and furnished tlata for tho promulgation of the project which if successful will be the first canning factory in the county. Data will also be stvured from Washington to show that a small concern can be conducted on a paying basis despite reports to the contrary from the large canneis. if a small plant is established ami proves a paying proposition it will te enlarged in proportion to profits. Other town

ships are expected to also take up the'

Idea.

Bronchitis, Asthma, all throat and lung troubles. Prevents pneumonia. No alcohol or dangerous drugs. Guaranteed. Proof The many testimonials received from clergymen, physicians, public institutions and thousands of grateful people all over the country telling of the benelits they have received from Father John's Medicine. See below: liY sisTKits or Tin: holy cross "We cheerfully recommend Father John's Medicine a good remedy for bronchial troubles and as a tonic and body builder for those who .'ire weak and run down. Several persons of our institution have used it with beneficial results." (Signed) Sisters of Holy Cross, 4 4 Chandler St., Nashua, X. II. Father John's Medicine i3 for sale in South Bend by Coonlcy Drug Co., Cor. Washington Ave. Sr Michigan St., also Public Drug Store, Woods & Striebel. 113 S. Michigan St., and practically all other drug stores In the city. If you have any ditllculty in getting Father John's Medicine from your druggist, write to Father John's Medicine. Dowel!, Mass., enclosing one dollar for a full sized bottle.

Boucles, chinchillas, zibelines, fancy mixtures, striped or plain diagonals.

astrakhans, etc., all this season's most

popular styles. For Friday

and Saturday

..$8.65

$16 TAILORED SUITS.

Closing out one lot of Women's High Grade Tailored Suits. Choice of serges, whipcords, diagonals: all guaranteed

satin lined; only 47 suits to sell; the

latest style. Priced for 2 days selling at

Special Saie Sample Wool Blankets

Uets. nil! $3.93

Blanket?

Ixtra Heavy Wool double bed size, good JG.OO value

$1.50 Blankets, l"nll Double Bed Size;

come in tan, grey or white. Special

94 c

$7.85

$10 SERGE DRESSES.

Wool series. corduroy velvets or

honeycomb check Worsted Dresses for

women and misses; many color. Special at

$1.50 Child's Dresses

Made of finest quality fralatea, beau

tiful trimmed styles; sizes 0 to 14 years. Special

98c

4.87

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extra fine ST. rift oualitv. T A Ci W

Special Wool ap Blankets in Plaid ami

plain ;'iey, lull double bed

sizes. Special

$1.87

$3 Long Kid Gloves

Iu!ies long Kid (llovrs, full 10-

button elbo-w length, whit.' or black.

all sizes. Special at

$1.87

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$2 PETTICOATS Itioh, soft sateen with silk messaline flounce, Kelly green and all colors. QQ Special at yOC

$3.50 SKIRTS Women's and misses' Plaid Dress Skirts, the latest Xew York style, just received. (? "t QQ Special at Jpi70

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Extra Low Cut Prices on Men's and Women's Underwear

$10 FUR SETS Indies' French Coney Fur Sets, large pillow muff and two skin animal s:arfs; wonderful at:?: $4.87

$1 GLOVES Ladies' and Misses' S1.00 Kid Gloves, twoclasps style, in black, white or tan, all sizes. aTr::1 67c

$1 WAISTS One lot Indies' White Shirt Waists, worth up to $1; for Friday and A f Saturday selling . . C

Men's o0c Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, heavy standard fleeced. I. est

f.Oc grade. Friday and Saturday

37c

Men's Sl.2. Hat l'loeti Pnion closed crotch style, all sizes. Special at Hoys CDo Kibbed Fleoco Union Suits, only in largo size

Suits 87c 37c

Women'-; SI.IH1 1'nion Suiis. fleece lined, silk trimmed, $1 value in the eity. Special..

l.ndlcV St-Snug Ve?t and lant

r.veryhody knows this popular lrand

never sells for less than '.tc. Friday and Saturday

Ladies S2..VI Wool I'nion Suic. nie

are perf(-t iitting arm-nts. Special at

riblwxl 68c Parity 1 if :i ti ii

37c

$1.69

Ladies, Look at These Prices on Corsets for Friday and Saturday

$l.r0 Wilhelnilna Long 3Iodel Corsets, best quality coutil. Special Q7 at OC $2 Wilhclmimi Hediiflng Corsets for

stout women, guaranteed rust proof and

not to break. Special at

98c

$." Famous Wlliiolnilna Late Front Corsets, beautiful embroidery top and guaranteed perfect fitting; latest Ojf QQ model. Special at y.OV 75c Miller Corsets, Medium, High mid low bust, with four adjustable Q supports; Friday and Saturday .. .O U C

Big Cut Prices on Women's Muslin Under

Garmeni

FF-Y 11 UXFMPIjOY III MAY STAUT RIfT IIFGIXA. Sa,sk., Jan. 0. Tn view of the acute labor situation hero and repeated threats of violence from the leaders of an army of unemployed men, Regina will be under martial law Thursday nipbt, according to an announcement Thursday night. Supt. McClibbon of the mounted police is sending a detachment to patrol the city. A leit-r from one of the leaders cf the unemployed men was read in police headquarters Thursday and every officer was Instructed to arrest the writer on siht. The letter stated that the irang is composed of S3 men who will wreak vengeance on the citizens Friday night, if work is not furnished for all before that time. Women and children are warned in the letter to remain off tho streets. Threats to barn the town are contained in the note.

$1.50 Sweaters. Heavy Wool Sweaters for boys and girls; sizes to 6 years. OQ Special at (JL

50c GOWNS Child's Flannelette Night Gowns, sizes 6 to Of r 14 yrs. Special at. .O

25c GLOVES

badies' Cashmere

Gloves, black and gray

lined. Special. 1 tl

1 i L

pair at

35c Brassiers

French model Prassiers, embroidery trimmed, all sizes. Friday

and Saturday at

19c

$1.50 MUSLIN GOWNS Women's Muslin Gowns, beautiful embroidery, lace and ribbon trimmed, made of nainsook and muslin, cut GJ extra full. Special at 0 C

$1.50 and $2 COMBINATION ('losing tyut one lot of Women's Mlin Combination Cr-t Cover and Drawers, beautiful embroidery and l.o-e trimmed; real J and 77 $ 1 value. Special C 75c MUSLIN GOWNS Women's Muslin Gowns. made of

lvhmi uiaue iiiumiii, eniorojilerv ininnie

Special for Friday and Saturday

44c

Here's Some Extra Good Picking from Our Bargain Basement

50c APRONS Toadies' kimono sleeve aprons in light and dark colors. .7 r Special 0 C

10c Napkins, Fine Mercerized

damask, hemmed, each

$1.00 Shcvts, Full SIk (L'Jfx hand torn, seamless .... QG

T()c Snow White Damask, mercerized, 0 4 in. wide. .

l(Vc Iuro Linen Crah

Toweling, bro. or ble

7c 2c

36c

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You'll Need a Big Basket to Carry All The Bargains Plums

.15c Child's Hockey Cap

Armour's Laundry Soap l'2c 10c Indies' I lose Vzv 10c Children's Stockings U'e I0o Shopping Baskets a"c C5c Men's Police Suspenders 17t; 25c Men's Wool Hofo 10c card Koh-i-noor., Dress

Fasteners

n IB 88c 3

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$3 SILK PETTICOATS S1.8S

50c ROMPERS

Children's Heavy I Tin

nHrtte Koinpers. m datk

colors; come with belt. Special . . . .

36c

8o Apron Gingham, A3ir Amoskeag brand, yard . . rC

35c nieaclied Damask, 5S

In. wide; 6 patterns, yd. 10c Illcaehca Muslin, full yard wide, yard.... $l.r0 I5ed Spreads. fringed cut corner

Rich Picking In Our Men's and Boys' Dept.

50c Work Shirts, ttot 5(o Illuo Cliajnbray and black sateen work shirts, cut full and long, all sizes. 7 Friday and Saturday 3C 3Iens SS.00 Wool Swrsiior Coa4s. in 11c I and grej-, high roll collar. Special for

Friday and Saturday

$1.89

$1.25 Hallmark Shirt. White bosom .hirt. made v II and cut to lit. Special Hovr' n:.e Waists .: Hoys' Trc Pants Hovh jr.. oo Overc..it Hoys' $l..r0 Sweaters Hovs 10c Stor kins

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15c Curtain Scrims, yard Zc Jlair Nets

Zc card Safety Iins 5c Roll Toilet Paper . , VZc

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Men's 59c and 75c Silk Knit Ties. Saturday Special 29c

MISS DUNCAN APPEARS FOR DRIVER OF AUTO

ARE A SCARCE ARTICLE Indiana Fni verity Adds Nnv Courc t Aitl State In Solving tln Problem. HlAOMlXCiTON. Ind., Jan. Th success of vocational education in Indiana is facing a crisis, due to the dearth of good teachers, according to

P.MIIS. Jan. 9. Morverand. the Prof. W. . Hlack of the department

cnv r u uir aiuomooue mcn last j ()f ,.dllcaton :U Indiana universitv. April phmgod from the roadwav into.. . ., , nn. ino ,,rrvfn, vi, if ti' This dearth ot good vocational teach-

children of Isadora Duncan, an Amori-!ers is not peculiar to our stat saidj can dancer, and their governess, all j Mr. Hlack Thursday, but is country

of whom woro drowned, was Thursday wide.

,onths imprison-! ..Indiana nniversity is doing all she

CLAIMS ITS PROPERTY HAS BEEN UNDERVALUED South IWmhI Woolen Co. Asks That l'lgurts f Appraisers 1k Set Aside. Inceptions to the award of $19,-0-C'O made by appraisers for its property on K. Iasalle av., condemned hy thf- Chicago, Lake Shore and South Hcnd railwav were filed in the circuit

sentenced t lx

ment and to nav

Duncan interceded in behalf of Mor-e- can to forward tlu- vocaUonal edurand not wishing the prosecution to cation work and to that end my de-

contlnue. The sentence was suspended.

STAYED OUT ALL NIGHT .AJlleginu: that ht r husband frequently stayed out all n!ht and that h treated her cruelly. Mary Holin has filed suit for divorce from l ter P.elin in the s ip riur ourt. This is th-je-cond aetl.HJ fT divorce t.irted by Mri Holin. the tirst having been d'smisd aftrr a reconciliation. They wr married in Nov.. Ull. and parated Jan. 3, l'JU.

partment is offering a new course in home economic, this term", said Mr. Bl-ck. Mr. P.lark announce i that tho newcourse is that of domestic science and includes cooking, sewing and economic care of the home. Miss Mabel Wellman of Chicago has be n obtained tn take chargo of the work and will be assisted by Miss Abigail Hess, also of Chicago, in the cocking lessons.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

Saving Deposits Money deposited on or before Jan. 10th will draw interest from Jan. 1. 1914. Office hours: S a. m. to 6:00 p. in. livening 7 to 8 o'clocl:. Indiana Building & Loan Association Cor. Main and Center Sts. Officers: 1 P. Hardy, l-sidcnt. C. K. CYahllU VU IVtrs, I I. Stedm&n, Trt-sts. F. M. Jackson. Attorney J. C. Stover, Scvy.

'ourt Thursday by the South Bend Woolen company. The Woolen company alleges the amount Is far below the actual value

hi im properiy conuemneu. ji iisi-. j

the award of tho appraisers be set aside and the appraisement be made by the court. The property which lies on the north side of asalle av., just east of the bridge is sought by the railway.

OLIVKT. "What you study at callege determines what political party you will follow," said Pres. H. ii. Ix'.ncaster. "If yon specialize in mathematic s you . ill be conservativ e in life and politics vnlle if you specialize in psyrholov e...i wjil he in surgent and progressive."

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Start Now Money deposited on or before January 11, 1914, will commence to draw interest from January 1, 1914 at FOUR PER CENT Compounded semi-annually. START a savings account and watch it grow. Citizens Loan, Trust & Savings Company 104 S. MICH. ST.

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The Call of the Opera Season Auditorium theatre

A vItUl hotol ani mrb orT hcn:e trndi-r cru

roof. A molrn nj tru U trvproor tructar. in -raa of convenir for visitor and ;-r-tfoer. Ih Tniaik-oaif nt hwo r-rc-ntl ipnii oet SotAj.OTy in improvement act dtvorntion. When -cur lnif roon: ia advance. inforrition concern na ot- r rcrtoire anl K-t rrrertfcl:o& can Le luniioLt-i. IS5lTCLf,:a rCTEI. Rie'fti Bsa'euri. CHICIC3

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Reasonable . Prices for Expert Optical Service. Pcrlom 2nd Iloor .Iterator Scrvlc.

Two reasons why you should do your BANKING BUSINESS with us." First reason: We are loyal enough to South Bend to aflirm that money deposited in South Bend Banks should be loaned in South Bend and vicinity to develop and assist our own Commercial and Manufacturing institutions. We adhere to this policy. Second reason: The active officers fn the Bank are its heaviest Stockholders, thus insuring Conservative Management and courteous treatment. All monev deposited in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT on or before January 10, 19 14, draws 4 ' interest from January 1st. We wish to thank all our customers for their patronage in the past and solicit a continuance for the future. The Largest National Bank for its age in the City.

We Pay 4 Percent on Time Deposits.

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