South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 30, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 January 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1914 3

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INFANTS' SWEATERS BOYS" PANTS WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR ONE YARD TABLE DAMASK 3 YARDS CURTAIN SCRIMS

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MEN'S KNIT MUFFLERS TWO WHITE CRIB BLANKETS WOOL HOCKEY CAPS BOYS BLOUSE WAISTS INFANTS' KNIT BONNETS

r.tlul Itarr.vniort coming to t!u Oliver in Tauto," on .Tan. 27.

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j..mi:s Jv. iia( ki:tt. In "Tlie Grain f Dust," which J.tnMs K. Ilnckctt offers at tho Oliver n Monday evenini; it is .-aid this star will apiM-ar in a jart as z-tronly different from those he asMinied in "The Prisoner ol Zfinl.i," 'Kuiurt of llentzau." "The I'ridf of Jennieo" and 'T)n Caesar's Jieturn'" a it is prssihlo to ima'4in Yet as I'rederick Norman lie is said to fnl realize tlio ehararter as David (Jruhua I'hillip.s drew it in t ti hook. w:t!i it. dignity and strength of joL-e.

AT Till: OUPIIl.'lM. There wasn't an empty seat in th Orpheiun Thursday alteiiioon when l'w iii.tnk, ex-mayor u Indun.imlis foriutr auctioneer, story leher and genial entertainer came out and boh)etl his knowlt iKinent. of the he.irt' arjdause. Shank in't finite st;me br.ike yet. lie's h;.r and : kwnrd. o'tien't know what to do wuMi his hands or fe t hut he h:is a hr.pp mile, a fast and phiu-in'-r delivery and an abundance of interesting material. He tells stories of his exper-u-ne-as mayor and sine he became

an aetr. He tells faet. about the un

He relates the details of his disposal

- - - - - - lied the colhe boys and won their favor at the start by praising the foot

ball team. In short he pleased theau- U

dience and matle a very favorable impression which is more than some professional performers can do. Coin's loi?s pleased in an a-t that was presented without the trainer ap-

Parin en the i-taire. A complete

village setting js used and quite an

amusing diama is played by the canine

actors. I h owning and Dean were t

amusing as black face cemiedians finishing nicely. Stross and Becker opened the bill with musical selections that demonstrated their ability as instrumentalists. Ilea Keane and an assistant Rave a painful exhibition of mediocre acting in a Ions drawn out, stupid sketch.

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CHILD'S KIMONO APRONS 3 PAIRS MEN'S DRESS HOSE CHILD'S WINTER UNDERWEAR WOMEN'S MUSLIN EMBROIDERY DRAWERS WOMEN'S WOOL GOLF GLOVES MEN'S HEAVY SILK HOSE TWO YARDS EDEN FLANNEL WAISTINGS

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FAMOUS P LAYERS. I At tlio Auditorium today tlie f'.v

nums Players will V,c scrn in a marine r

dotectivo story calloil "At tho Port of l)(im," featuring Laiiru Sawyer as a female tlotoctivo. "Jleartscaso a two

i vvi uiauiu ii. nuii; a jwiiii ul aim en t trtn t 'il Ktfirv will furnish tho

balance of the prrgrara. For Saturday "Officer John Donovan" in two!

LONG LACE CURTAINS DRESSER SCARFS, STAND COVERS THREE YARDS DRESS PERCALES LADIES' FLEECE UNDERWEAR TWO PAIRS LADIES' BLACK LISLE HOSE

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FOUR YARDS DRESS GINGHAMS DUSTLESS FLOOR MOPS MEN'S KNIT WOOLEN GLOVES MEN'S BEST SUSPENDERS MEN'S BOSTON GARTERS

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women s and Misses' uoats an was season s styles suits mat are worm mree times me price askea tor. Dresses tor

women ana .Misses. n. and wool presses, me season s pest moueis. rurs ror women ana misses, rrer.cn uoney rur et; lartre pillow mull an J scarf this set of furs sold for S 12.50 in the season. 17 Quarters or SI. 2 5 will buy you a coat, or Suit or Dress or a Set of Furs Saturday.

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reels will be the feature attraction. It tells tho story of a kindhearted policeman who finds a baby girl on his doorstep Lnd take her in and cares for her until she Krows Up to be a help and comfort to him. He has a son who has be;n away for many years but finally returns, fnPs in love with

nteesary h;i;h oo.-t of farm produce, the .qirl and makes his old father hap

py. "The Antique Brooch" is another exceptionally j;ood picture for Saturday and has Marc MacDerraott and Miriam Nesbitt in tho leading roles.

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"JACK Till: IlKAXSTAIiK." There is scarcely any kind of production so delightfully effective in motion pictures as dramatization of the

old fairy tale". On the screens, mov- I

ins with maBic tlrctness. the most im-, neu; Q.ni nuignimrs.

wilt will remain in Nilos as a suest of Mrs-. V. F. Mills. special services are in progress at the Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Bostwick of Pokaon preached Thursday evenins". Next week Hev. Mr. Rantkin, a revivalist of Toronto, Ont., and formerly pastor of the Niles church, will bein a series of meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Pert Fisher, who are Koint; to Florida for tlie. winter, were ttiven a farewell surprise party Wed-

WILLIAMS IN WALL ST. Meets Hankers, But Denies Himself to Importers.

probable incidents seem true fairy changes take place before our eyes and th beauty and grace and singularly bewitching quality of Hans Anderson or Grimm or Andrew Lang are far more realistically reproduced on the screen than they ever have been on the stage. Will be shown at the Surprise todaj.

COMES AFTER SON, BUT HAS WRONG PAPERS

ELKHART, Ind.. Jan. 23. Mrs. Bert Overly, accompanied by her brother, Alexander Ballman, of Covington, Ky.. arrived here Thursday evening bringing papers by which they hoped to secure the custody of William Overly, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Overly, who was brought here last week by Overly. Overly was accused of kidnaping the child by its mother. However, the papers, which the police supposed would be requisition paper, as Mrs. Overly had been advised to come prepared with such documents, proved to be only a certirifcd copy of a Judgwent secured in a court at Covington since Mr. Overly left, it is said, giving her the custody of the child, and a communication from Humane Officer J. A. Cherrington of Covington, setting out that Mrs. Overly is a woman of excellent character and well able to take care of her son.

in the Cass county circuit court for Julian Piotrowski against Grzeoory Gugalaki for the purpose of foreclosing a land contract, comprising 4 3 acres, in. Melton township. The amount involved is $l!.uui. Mrs. Karl Schmidt entertained Thursday evening in honor of her mother, Mrs. William like, who will leave for Si. Petersburg, Fla., Monday. Mrs. G. Ilerlin is in Kalamazoo to visit Mrs. A. K. Trefry and to sing at the Robert Burns banquet at the Hotel Burdick Saturday evening. A number of friends on .Sunday aft

ernoon pleasantly earned out a sur

NKW YORK, Jan. 23. John Skelton Williams, nominee for comptroller of the currency, visited Wall street Thursday. Ho confined himself to the office of Asst. Secy, of the Treasury Martin Vogel in the sub-treasury and received callers, among them being representatives of French bankers.

FIGHT TOO GOOD TO STOP, SAYS DEFENDANT

Weybrii;at arrested for striking hira

prise on Miss Anna Brothers, Xiles. with an ax. Weybright pleaded not

Mich., R. F. D. No. 6, the affair being in honor of Miss Anna's lth birthday anniversary. After lunch the crowd proceeded to the Bertrand school house where the people of Bertrand had an entertainment of singing and music and speaki n g.

ri:i)!:i: iiS blow n tiiaix. MEXICO CITY, Jan. 23. Many rebel soldiers were killed and wounded today when federals exploded a mine under the Southern Pacific near Modesto, state of Sinaloa. The train was made up of 12 cars.

guilty and says the fight between Neff and Woods was too gooi to stop.

CREW REPORTED SAVED

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E. S. Seoffern tmd W. G. Blish were engaged Thursday in appraising the estate of the late Lucian Landon. Bonds worth $70,000 and realty are Included in ie estate. Mrs. O. BIs.5a?ll!on was called to Chicago Thurrday by tho sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Eugene iluntly will entertain Saturday afternoon at her home on Yankee st. ir honor of Mesdam s S. Fox. Herman Fox and A. H. Hopkins, who wll! soon leave the neighborhood. Floyd Rosenberger left Thursday for Pasedena, Cal.. where he , will spend the winter as a chauffeur. His

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jamj:. k. hackctt and hiiathick bfck.ij:y IN AV (JRAIN OK DrST," AT TUC OUVUlt MONDAY EVENING, JAN 20.

DAXIHL n)HLXS I'AMOVS lreentlmr tlie Iclislitful LAURA SAWYER In the Sensational Iotcctivo story.

"THE PORT OF DOOM And other Fine IVdtum-.

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Tlie Seaons Hit! li:w shank Hx-Mayor of Indianapolis 'The Workingman's Friend." Coin's Boss TUra Kxuie X Co. lJroAViiing A- Dean Stross A. lkx-kcr Mattnfc Intly -Ii.te i:vrnlr.rN T:30 A 9.

Tluirsilay K-Mayor Sliank.

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BOSTON. Jan. 23. A despatch Thursday from Bermuda said that Capt. G. H. Carlisle and 13 men. the crew of the five masted schooner Prescott Palmer, lost on Jan. 12 in the terrific gale that did widespread damage to shipping, had been landed there by a schooner which rescue i them from their sinking vessel.

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George Woods brought the Neff farm south of town, Mr. Nefl did not reserve the telephone poles of a private line which is in disuse. When Neff

with Grba Weybnght went to remove m

the poles a fight started. Woods had

Silk Goods at Cotton Prices

The best story pictures that are made are shown in the American theater. The best known and most popular 2ctors and actresses Interpret them. The best camera men photographed them. The best writers of the day are responsible for the scenarios. Immense amounts of money are expended on the interior settings, while the natural ones are furnished in the beauty spots of the world. Refined and cultured people give unstinted praise to ihc programs at the American. If you want to enjoy life, make it a little brighter, then pay frequent visitr to this popular amusement house.

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5he Surprise theater Thanhouser Two-Reel Feature Today. JACK AND THE BEAN STALK. With Thanhouser KLilot and Leland Benham. THE UGHTNING BOLT Nestor With Dorothy Davenport and Wallace Reid. Coming Tomorrow THE MASK Rex. Open Mornings and Noon Hour.

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(Himself) In a Dramatization of David Graham Phillips' Popular Novel, "The Grain of Dust" By Louis Evan Shipman. (Now in its Third Successful Season) As played by Mr. Hackett in Chicago at the Blackstone, Illinois and Powers Theaters. PRICES First 6 rows, $2.00; next 10 rows, $1.50; last 4 rows, $1.00. Balcony, 50c and 75c. Gallery, 25c. SEATS NOW SELLING.

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PATE N T 5 And TYiid ifftrha Obtained In All CountrJea. Advice Kre. lilX, j, OITSCH. Reritir4 Pat, Atty Tll712 Studebk&r 111.. So. 3end. led.