South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 47, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 February 1914 — Page 2

2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1914

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

News of Interest To Polish Citizens

SOCIAL EVENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Polecinski, who were recently married, entertained a few friends at an after-wedding party during Sunday afternoon and evening, at their home, 5! i;t st. The time w .is spent, v. ith games, mu - t 7 o'clock the hoste.-s . l' 1 ;ii.--r-ery pb a -antly ic ;inl singing. r ed a dainty supper, t'ovrs. v. r Th- evening fan t he 1 Jt rary r ir; laid fr I i f t Work rj.ts: n. St. Casimir parish will no-it Tu s. lay the diss rooms of the .-hooi. evening in 'asimir's. WILL HOLD FIRST MASQUERADE BALL. r.n-t nu.-Miior.ulc ball of the y ill 1 given Tio-day evening II. hall on V. IMvision st.. The fa a 5 on at thi l y the Svmphonv nn lifstni Toli.-h 1'alcons Z. Ilalioki No. 1 xpeetni to be on" of the larg of tru . It is st Sdoouhtedly the members atnl anl eagerly, given, tr the most 'ornieal merriest, to which the friends are looking forI'our prize will bo ones appearing in the costime Tii- 1 'olish will -J a Icons, Z. Ihilicki's orche play the program of dance;ra BAPTISMS. Tho baptism of iL son of Mr. anl Mrs. Stephan ihu t ko .viak, HI S Walnut st.. was p. rform d Sunday .Mternoon at St. Tied wife's church by Kcv. Anthony Zuhowiez. ('. S. '.. pastor of the parish. Ho was named IJduard. ;ol-pa:-nts were Miss Agnes Ihtrtkowiak anl J.e,, Deka. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Klorvan Jtunyan, r,u7 I-:. JtfiVrson st.. was baptised Sunday ofttrnoon at the St. I If(lwi"'s ath(hc chun-h, naming It Viin c;'nvi-vo. Th- (cnmony Ava.s porforiiK-d by Itcv. Martiii Hanyz. ( S. Th- 'od-pai -nts wiv Miss Mary Cicsitdska and Joseph Starhowiak. Sunday aftrnron at tho St. IbduiL'f'.s Cathrdich church :t son of Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony Symanski. 1 1 4 W. I'lshor st., was baptised v Kov. Stanislaus fJruza. C. S. '.. pastor of thf St. rusiniifr'ff church. U was T:am-d Kdu'ard. Th- ir(l-n;.r..nt :ir.. i iss i- lea nor la u s Xowak. Andrysiak and StanisANNOUNCEMENTS. Tlic St. Anna society of the 1'olish Women's alliance of America will entertain Tuesday evening with an informal ball at Ho- Warsaw hall, corner Union, ami Dunham sts Tho aflair will bok'in at 7:30 o'clock and the program of dam es will be plav d bv Jrontkow.sk i's full orchestra EXAMINATIONS BEGIN. The bi-annual examinations of pupils attending St. Hedwige's Catholic school commenced today and will last during the entire week. The examiners are Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. IN POLICE COURT. Minus one shoo and his hat, Jacob Myroka. t; X S. Walnut st.. was led before the judk'o Monday mornimr and found not guilty of bolus drunk when last Friday mornim,' ho tried to Rain entrance to the Francis L Lambert home on Liifayi tto M.. and as a result k'ot a ride- t( the police station. Tho patrol took him homo afior a policeman furnished him with an extra shoo. Tho man hail gotten lost and confused but the police said ho wasn't drunk. Joseph Boza told the court he got drnuk Saturday because business was a little dull. Judge Warner let him go on condition that he stay away in the future. J. P. Rich hadn't ever been "in" before since he came to South Bend nearly two weeks ago. He was warned that his next sentence will mean a double fine, and sentence was suspended. Ilosa Marko, X. Pagin st.. is harged with striking Mrs. Ethel ICoezan. a, neighbor, during ;i quarrid last wo k. Itosa said she didn't do it and the case was continued.' lin inrv 1-Mte-; ".1 " Al Llivon m.. sprang into nu: nnieliglit .Alonday morning, tms time iieing a. complain-' niK wuness. Mie cnarges Jiernert c.oesey with defrauding ;i board bill of $9 and demands that the court order its payment, (loesoy admits he owes Ids former landlady $". and declares ho won't pay any more. The aso was continued. Build Up Your HervG Vitality Zcllogg's Sanitone Wafers Hake Life Worth living for Kim Down, Brain Tagged People. 50-Gcnt Box Free To FIcn and Women re rr.n?tr cf ycur?-;f; got tb.it el fulnoss, ioio anl fo idy n'TVf in fcra:n. Kollogg's I'o.wt t:.at lon.e trom a italizf I 1 iv and Sanitone Wafers dis[image] If You Want to Feel Good Try Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers. l-l tin: fill of int.'I !, t :..l -.if ! ;;:;d '!;-t i I'M like . .Ii::i-!.r:i m c" f " you Mi.i'i : f lif.-" Ml k' i r i ! ; -z . : . 1 r I i y . 1 t k g ' i l-g's Sardte:. t.i a rS- i drift nith :! 1. a i. it y . w !.. lii.Oi y u k ji'i.T r.-rt''i .t rv.-rk r I'eiie W ;i ::-; iif lir'f. j.-v -n.i.M i iif-. i ".. t : .f w i ' , i ri'-'l. a re-v. :i "' w :i f : ..;ii' - I ' . I . i ti o :i)it-r v :.at : -1 r t -. I ! rr.i k-! o, . ;.i of ill r i : 1 1: re a :! 1 1 i :'A t.'. ;i' v..-: !!i l.a-.l:;g i !: III. ln- t Willi d.iiie P" .i : ! j. i kh f.-r :i Kc'.'' L' N ! i! '!. I - .e. 1 1 r-. k. Mi"!.! it:. 1 i r 1 o r -.(..' w. j, f.,.t n.i I to r. I'd u !-. of r.:t::.u Kejl .11 ia S u; 1:.m;1 A W;d l.v l.t 1 :::--. f tor .v ' l:. P. M;. IE luz: -a m. : W N .V S T. ApK l :.i ,. I:. H. Kii--. re; Mi :. St it St.: i:;7 N. .Mi 4 "7 s. '"'i.ip: ii

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; n-v. stani-1.-! M. T. Szabws atiri Hanyz. t:s (Jruz.i. :i. S. C S ( and PERSONALS. .Mry. I.ttio Kurh;irk;t, 1 1 1 J W. Napi r st.. returned hotn- today from . ''hi'-ao '. her sljf attrndd the f u-t ii'-ral of h r relative. 1 Miss Sophia otoNka, 221 X. Stud1bakv.r st.. has returned from a visit j .vith frb-nd in Chiciro. I Mrs. KAtherinc IMaczou sk'a. who! ha.-; been here for several days visitink' relatives and friend. r turned to ! h r home in J.'hicao Sunday. j Mifhael JarmcTiyl; ff Laporte is! sp-ndir.k' a few da s: with friends in i South. Kend. j John 'hmsiroze-.vski has left for an e-uemb'd trip to Kurope (1'osen). Mis.-; Mary Zatowska b it this after-: noon for her homo in Michigan City, after u i-it of a few days w ith her I'm. ur.es, .ir. and .Mrs. Matnow I'liurski. L'o.: i'agirt st. Iv o Tomaszak. of Gary, is in tho cify on business. Stanislaus Centkiewirz returned this ' mornink' to Whitink', after s-pendink' a, few days with South Hend relatives. Mrs. Mary Kaminska. of ('hioak'o. j who was called to tho city because of tho ijr-ath of her cousin. Mrs. Victoria! Kaminska, 11 1! V. Thomas st., has! returned to her homo. ' P.onifaco r.ondek, son of Mr. and; Mrs. ivtor Gondtk. W. Thomas st., is : seriously ill. Dr. Ildk'ar Myers is attending him. ' The rehear -al of a nlav entitled ! :'b j Madej" will bo held Tuesdav , evening at 7:30 o'clock at tho Warsaw j h ill, under tho direction of s'ylvester j Krzyzaniak. ', Tho choir of the St. Casimir's parish ink' rehearFal this o'clock at tho club Literary circle of will hold its sink'cvening at 7:30 rooms. Horn to Mr. czynski. 104 3 V tor. Fob. 8. and Mrs. . Dunham Alex 1 K St., d.'iiik'lv MARKETS. NATIONAL STOCIC V CATTLi: Kooeiids 1') Allies, r.i.. iuciiitliiikt !." 0 ! scutn.'in. Market ste.idv. Native h.f ' steer, s 7.: i'j.lt,; -mvs and lieift-rv. si.-jr, I (l.: stoekers ;ind (Odors. S.".tN)fJa..".0: i ejilvos, mitnMi 1 1 .."rO ; Texas vti-rrs. ! s.oo. Cows and lielfers. M.(o o. 1I M JS llo'-oipts l'.Kni. Market steady t. sjrmi. .Mixed, ss.oa s.s; : frond. I s.7or, s : roinrh. -s.i'oi s lu ; lik'lit. fil.W ('s.7."; plirs. 7.o7s. in : indk. S.U'.i.Ta. 1 SIIi:i:i'- Ibceipt- ;:.(no. .Market sfendy. Muttons. s."..oo....0; yea rliiifr". 0.."ni 7.1a; j l:imli, Xl.Wf'i 7.0".. " ; lMTTSKUKdll, Fel. !t.-('ATT LL Sn ppl j 10 oarluads. .Market higher. Chnh-e ss. sr, . (V..: prlai. NV.7'.J..s.": good, ss.io s.p); j tidy IjiitehiTs. ss.oofs.iTi; fair, .s7.."o'ri s.on ; i enliiinull. 1.7)fil 7. 'Jo ; 1'OIUIUOU to ood fat' bulls, 7.."J ; common to good fat ; ows, x:;.."lK 7.O0; heifers. X.",.."mKi s.on ; fresh eows and springers, Srt s.r ; veal ealve. j SI L.'or. lL'.M) ; la-avy and thin calves, $7.1)' rs.oo j sm:i:i' ani lami:s Supply ir double; doeks. Market higher. I'riiuo wethers, j .S.".7.V;;.(o: 2-ood ndxel. S...0; 0.00 ; fair mixed, .,.".0OM,.".rw) : culls and common, uo I r::.r.o: iambs. .i;.kkiv..". 1H M Js lleeelpt , 7 double do ks. Mar-j kei trotik'. Prime heavv hogs. X'.i.'jofij :S : ! heavy mixed. JS'.rjO'ii '..'.": mediums. S'..:m ! '...';..: heavy lorkers, .'. :: liglit iorker.s. s,.::i k, '..:" ; pigs. . '..; rough". SvlHir- s..V ; stags, $7.oo'; 7.. KAST lU'ITALH, Feh. 0. rervlpts. o.1LM he:ol. Market fATTLi: urtivo; l.Vi:0! hlli'-r. l'rime steers. i t ii ir (-ers, s.'J.'fij s.7." : butcher grale. s: (n 7. bu'lN. l J.Vi7.i; milch cow's ainl sprin-ers. iC ''.-. I WI.VIIS lU-v. Ipts. Oh) hp.nl. Mnrkot ' a ti- and steadv. Ctdl to choi- o, 5;.(h J 1LM). I Slli:i:i' AND LAMI'.S-Kereifts 17.f J h-al. MarLi't, l.-uul a tiv and sleiiily;, ronsmon. -slow. Cliojii lamb, .wj; -nll to fair, SV0or,j s.oo ; yearlings. 7. lo: s!u'i. .s::.tKirnj.Jo. IHXJS Keceipts.' i::.bU. Market native and lirui. Yorker. '..l.Vj O.L'5 ; ''.-": mixed. s!.1.V.;..-:r,; h-avy. .V.Mm'J.IO ; i-oiigl!-, AW't .-"; stags, 7.00rd7.r). CHICAGO. Feb. !. Op'bicr : VI11:aT-May. 'M .VS to ,:: 1 1- to coKN-.M.'iv c,v,icyt l-t .luly oats Mav ;;,.:,.-s: .lidy. ;i-4. POKK May, sjl.vJ. I.Altl May, 811.07. KIT.S May, .$11.07. July, WION STOCK YAKPS. 111.. Feb. OS-Kofl -1. -t.i. .w.i.ki ,,.... -,jis7u- ronL-h heaw. .s.:vG7s.. PUU lit 'i-"w TrOsTi); rough heavy. ?s..vfT..V,; "ruv.fvA); pigs. tJ.s-.'Jjvou; bulk. iiirnt .vs ss.vy,77 C 1 TLF K'ipis, .i;iJKt'i. mi-.oi. ncl-er. Hoews. .('..STr'.j l.." ; rows r.nd ; beif'T. ' .::.7.Vis.uT; st kers and feb rs. i S.;thi7.!d: Texan. calves. sviV.MO-lii. v Hoelpts. ir-,fx. Market strong.. lOe higher. Native and Western. o ".tH ; lanil. ."r.ii.lO. ; south ni:?n aiarkcts. rtoin ani rr.Eii (Corrected D.iily by Knoblook & Ginz. Hydraulic Ave.i CerenU nn.l Flour Ibylg w(w at to 13c; filing at 10.- to 23c; old chickens. Svi ,; rji.'.,-:eling at Turke. paylng l'.- to :.0- dressed; sellng. lo lb. r e- oat at 4V, retailing at .''' ; e, roru. buying at c. seiiuiK at i Market, i rot LTllY AND nnrrf.ftil Pailr bv the MKATS. PoimU'll l- N Main St.) roultrj Spring !ertt lietall : teak. to 'J.V: hnllV. :i.V tO 4t.' chkken. pnTlng I21ic Veal. -Oo to Z; round fdrloln steak. r.V; porter beef ro.it. :ih? to .iii,,rr ,r i to -?c: urn. smoked tani, :0o to 100. Oysters, 40c to COo quart tallow and iini:s. (Corrected Dally Ty S. W. Lippman, 20 N. Main St. Tll-w-nou?li. Cc tuo f,red" r. l 4' .e ti . - -'. :mie. in to lVic; wool. 17c curil, cnif dn. iZt-jC to -0C. rnovisioxs. Pally ty i. W. Muc-'.ler. 21?5 ; .I. f;Vroi' Blvd. i 1 ruit Uranpes, pr tas, .3.C"0 : sellln Z n t r.Ue o p'T dot. l.em '.i-. ir cast. ?4.."k); eiiiiiK at :: to 4iV jor d..r. F.arunAs. buj Itik T."i- to SJ per Miri'-h Cauliflower. luy- !; Sl.r-o l r d.'z; M-llin. 1" ti "J.""' tach. Vrcrubb K New cahtawv. pay in? 2c por p.Mjiol: 'Ulnr at 4. l'.-talo". TOv per tiu , selling at -" per pes k. Hntlrr an. I Vz CountlV btlttrr, p.1' pjg ".e to To-; s.Mlinc. -T- . G-'o. t'ramory. i:--'g-5. tri-tl fr'!i. p.iying -Vt . ,o . veiling i-"c t' ''. HAY. nTKAW (forr.-ti.l lMiy by ri.-ur A. ''e- -t ANP nun. tl.e Ae'ey Miller o M'.-hlgn St. H ty. p i i :;g M ; M-:ii!!g at t.) 'h'.. veiling iit 'r b-'le. v. i't lei.: 1 1 r: wr a ''Ac IIU MM. l.'i-. in. if. (1.1 -ori' naxinif ."v, per lei l. ';' p-r I'M Oils -1 1 i : r "it 47-- t ..' t pi lo.' jit ba., r i-i! t'l iver ?e?J, !:.g ..: 4.. pai:.w' -V o. ;er l.u. C.oto: ieil. payper lui. I.IVi: STOCK. luily ! .M.r.er Hroa., ((V.rre 'evl Street. f it sti r. lie '(.. I'.rt lrii.7" . d. si.'.'d t sr:.4i riders fa. 7a ta !Mt:di on foot. jt.l lli- t- IP'. II to f-voo; -JL"J to : llo .'.o : Jj.; t l'. -. . 7.) to s.C0. drcm:i:i. (l orre. tea I'.iilr l.y Warn?: T.ruS. 5oJ Co., 114 II. Wayne Si.) hd 'i jnndhy paying iJ per huahtl, i:ing at 2'a). lied cloe!. pljlug -57 t $ r' :iing S.."i

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STIES T Students Must Wot Hookey" or Loiter in Halls Under Penalty of Dismissal, Princinal Exnlains. f ( I Truants, loiterers and other dis- ! turbf-rs of school discipline will re- ; cei. fc-u mmary treatment accordino; ; to tho announcement of F. L. Sims, i principal of the High school, at an asj sembly Monday mornink'. Mr. .Sims amplified a list of "cus- ; turns, rub s, regulations and preceidfnts" jirevailimr in tho High school, : w hich have been codilied and placed ', in tho hands of each pupil, besides beinr posted consplcuotisly in the halls. Strict adherence to the rules will be enforced, the principal declared, in ; order to maintain a hisher standard of discipline during the present seme?Apiroximately 1,100 students are I now enrolled in the school, owing to ( ' the mid-semester promotions and one reason for codifying tho rules was to obviate, tho plea of "ignorance of the law" by the errin'pupils. Truancy, according to the code, is voluntary withdrawal from school and tho truant will not be re-admitted except on personal application by the parents. A second truancy is tinal withdrawal from school and the "pupil must abide by his own decision in withdrawing." Pupils tardy for three times without written excuses signed by the parents, will no susponueu irom scnooi mr one week. Pupils may not sign excuse ' for tardiness even with parents' coni sent. 1 The penalty for loitering in halli ways, locker rooms, lunch room or ; auditorium or any place in tho build- ' ing than that where due according to j the student's program card, is immeI diato suspension for one week. Xo person may complain of loss of money or books, clothing or other property who does not avail himself t of tho "protection offered by the steel , lookers provided. The halls must be clear live minutes after recitations are dismissed and fifteen minutes after school is dismissed at noon and in the afternoon. Pupils j mav remain in the building by special j appointment with tea'cWrs after 3:4 3 o'clock but not without such appoint- j mont. The building must be cleared j bv o'clock when the doors wfll be locked. Upon entering the building students will go at once to recitation or study ' rooms to avoid congestion in locker I rooms and hallways and to prevent tardiness and economize study time. ; While most of these rules have been in fnrpf. for some time the principal ! oxplainod that they will he enforced more strictly this semester. Several other clas? room regulations are eluded with the statement that school assume responsibility for safety of the pupils only during time they are in the building. in - the the the ALL READY FOR G. 0. P. GABFEST AT PLYMOUTH All is in readiness, according to County Chairman Klliott, for the hi day at Plymouth, Tuesday, when the republican party ia the Thirteenth district is to meet, elect a successor! to Fred Woodward, for district chair- j man, and resolved to continue the party in existance for at least another campaign. O. Perry Smith of Warsaw, who was Woodward's opponent for the district chairmanship two years ago, w ill bo handed the job this i time on a gold platter, no one cise in the district, due to dilapidated condi i tion of republicanism, seeming to care for it. While Oist. Chairman Woodward is scheduled to preside at the convention, at least temporarily, the "keynote speech" is to bo the handiwork of Atty. A. K. Martin. Martin is said to have been chosen from a standpoint of etliciency, gained as a member of the citizens party "gab trust" during the recent city campaign. He is expected to extend the "come-back" invitation to the bull moosejs so strong as to make it simply irresistable. The delegates chosen at the city caucuses i- riuay nignt, along witn oiners from the county, will leave for i Plymouth over the Vandalia at 1::50 ! Tuesday morning; that is, as many of ; them as make the trip. It is expected ; that the South Bend delegation will ; be joined by at least one from Mlsh- i awaka. An effort is being made to ; take a full delegation from South ! Bend full in the sense of numbers j this for the psychological effect. At 1 Plymouth the delegation will be met i at the depot and escorted to the j court house by a north wind. E LIVER AND BOWELS

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Stomach, Bad Breath, Constipation. Get a 10-cent box now. Are you keeping your liver, stomr.ch and bowels clean, pur and fresh with Cascarc-tsur mcrolj' forcing- a ji.issaRoway every few days with salts. cathartic pills or castor oil? This is important. C'asvarets immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases: take the excess bile from tho liver and carry out of the system the constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels'. No odds how si k. headachy, bilious and constipated you feel, a Casart t tonight will straighten you out by morning. Th-y work' while you sb-.q.. A H-cent bo from your druuuist will keep your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowe'.s regular for months. Don't forget the children their little Jnddes need a gentle cleansing, too. Advertisement. Mr. London writes: "If I owned your Tea. I would guarantee a cure or refund their money. I say it's Nature's cure and the only one for the bWod." Hollister's Uocky" Mountain cured him win re other remedies failed. Try it yourself. Coonley Drug Sto.e. Advt,

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WHAT YOU NEED THESE DAYS Blankets, Warm Underwear, Furs, Cloaks, Sweaters Things to Keep You Comfortable. Here thev are and at prices you can all afford. FINE WINTER COATS Astrakhans, Plushes Coats that sold from s 10.00 to S3S.00 aia aa On Sale at $5.00 and g I U.UU PLUSH COATS That were S25.00 1 Ef A A Reduced to ipIO.UU

fl ( SWEATER COATS sold from SI. 98 to S5.00. t You'll Never Buy This Week. i i 2 1 Sets French Coney Brown and Black were S7o0 14 Larjje Mults, sold to your choice t:

1 1 Black Fox Collars, Shawls and Throws, sold to Si 8.00. Your choice

t Blankets were S 1.39 now Blankets were S2.00 now j i y Wool Knit Caps sold up to SI. 25 now

Men's Union Suits always S1.50, now

Men's Union Suits always S2.00, EjQ

DEATHS MAKTIl.Y K. KOTZOLL. Martha FJ. Itotzell. 30, of Tutt j st.f died Sunday j o'clock after an i afternoon at 1:2 o illness of four weeks. i She was born in South ltend. Nov. 11, i S S3, and was a daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. i. A. Kotzo'.l. ; ,he is survived by her father and mother, two brothers, and four sis- ' ters. The brothers are Leo and Kdward ltotzoll of this city and tho sisters aro Mrs. A. L. Held of May wood. III.; Mrs. V. W. Basse, and Misses Minnie and Aurelia Kotzoll. all of this city. Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday afternoon. Uev. F. E. Mieran of Detroit will otliciate and burial will be in the city cemetery. SAMI'KIj a. smith. Samuel A. Smith, of Princeton, 111., father of Dr. L. J. Smith of this city, died at bis homo Saturday. Mr. Smith was formerly a resident of this city and was an inlluential man in his own community. He was president of one of the leading banks of Princeton. Dr. 1j. J. Smith was at the bedside of his father when he died, having i been i illed to Princeton some time his serious illness. ' FUNERALS. V. II. WILNKK. The bodv of W. II. Wilber, - o years old, who died at his home, 925 E. Cedar st.. Saturday afternoon, wa? taken to Detroit Monday, where burial will bo made in Woodlawn cemetery. The services will be held there Wednesday afternoon with Zion lodge, Xo.'l, F. & A. M., in charge. Mr. Wilber's death following an illness of more than eight weeks. He is survived by his wife and the following children: W. H. Wilber of South Bend; Frank P. Wilber Athens. Mich.: Lewis Wilber Detroit, and Mrs. S. S. SteuUer Chicago. of of of AMERICAN COUNTESS IN ENGLISH DIVORCE CASE LONDON, Feb. 0. A suit of international interest involving a rich American woman, was called befor" i-Mr Samuel Evans in divorce court Monday. Countess De Gasquet Jairo-s, formerly Elizabeth Tibbets Pratt of Prattsville, N. V.. brought the suit to establish the validity of her marriage two years at:o to Duke Heinrich Berwin of Mecklenberg-Scb werin. The courts at Rostock. Germany, declared the marriage null on the ground that the duke had not obtained the consent of his trustees in bankruptcy. The duke, who is a cousin of the crown princess of Prussia, is 2S years old. rearing of children as something; coarse and vulvar and to be avoided, but the advent of Eugenics means much for the motherh.ood of the race. Haiqy is the w;f who. thoush weak and ailin-, dcp'iids upon Lydia E. Pinkham's et;otable Comiouml to restore her t health, and when headaches and hackaches aro a thsnir of th past, hravi- sons and fair ilaotilitcrs ri.-e u; and call her blessed. Advertisement. IVcl Ii-cr.ihle? Out of sorts, depressed, pain in the back Kleetrir IHtters renews your health and strength. A guaranteed I.iver and Kidney remedy. Money back if not satisaed. " It coinpletely cured liobert Mad sen. of West I'.urlinton. Iowa, whri : troiib for ajtfered from virulent eight month-. After liver four (Joctors gave him up. he took Kieetrie Hitters and i now a well man. Oe; a bottle to-day; it will do the same for you. Keep in the house for all liver and kidney complaints. Perfectly - ife and dependaldo. Its results will surprise vou. aOc. and 51.00. Ilecommended by All Druggists. dvt- I l'ailds up waste tissue, promotes ap-to-tite. improves digestion, induces refreshing -leep, giving reto wed strength and health. Thai's what Hollister's Kockv Muurdain Tea docs. ::.r.. Tea or Tabb its. Coonby Ir .Store. AdU.

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Pictorial Review Patterns

Vou can't afford to be without them and they're half price Good Coats for SI. 00, SI. 50 and

FURS. Furs as Reasonable as You Can Now.

Large Shawl Collar and MutT. (T HO 0.00 si.oo nfl $3.UU $5.00

BLANKETS WONDERFUL VALUES.

$1.00 $1.39 KNIT SCARFS, LEGGINS, CAPS 25c Knit Scarfs 75c and

BUY NEXT WINTER'S UNDERWEAR NOW

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ALL CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS AT HALF PR ICE.

HELD FOR THEFT OF PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Robert Gunnings, known to the police of many cities throughout the country and Europe as "The Gentleman Butler Burglar," was rearrested .Saturday immediately after "his release from the eastern penitentiary and held for removal to Xcw Hampshire on the charge of stealing jewels and heirlooms valued at $50,000 from the summer house of George II. tudebaker, the Chicago and South Bend. Ind.. automobile builder, in Bye Beach. X. H. Gunnngs had just completed a two years' term for robbng tho resdenee of a wealthy physcan here. A porton of the stolen .Studebaker jewels were recovered at the time Gunning was first arrested. He was traced to a .steamship do:k on the Delaware- river and finally captured aboard the steamship Dominion after detectives had boarded a tug and raced down the river after the departing vessel. The liner was stopped and the Studebaker jewels together with some of the valuables .stolen from the Philadelphia physician's home were found secreted in Gunning's bunk. He had intended to disembark in Liverpool. If you want the family to be healthy, strong and active, give them HoUister' Kooky Mountain Tea ibis month, makes rich, red blood, strength and appetite. ;::c, Tea or Tablets. Coonley Drug Store. Advt. .Not in is horehv fivn t tlt. niti.Atu i-nui warn and of the citr of Smith r.en.l. I'ortage Township, Si. ty. Indiana. That the undersi i.hihi. i'ortatre lovn h n A..r ph eounicnpil tvhl inMy to llie lnarI of ooinnilsvinni.rj nt thi. M; ircli term. i:l4. eo.iv,. to soil bitoxb-iitliig. vinous, malt nnd spiriti:otK liquors in !; quard:tie than Ine gallons j,t a time, with the privilege of allowing tlie same to be 1rank on thn premises where sold, together with the priviUg,- of selling tobacco, cigars, r.otiltitoxiiiting liquors niul tho M-rvlng of lunch. My place of birines where in aiI liquor -nv to be sold and drank is located in the front room on thrt ground floor of the rvo story brick building known o. !.. Wost Wnshington i'venu. Thf diinen-sions .f paid room are 0 ft north nr.d south ;intl l.j feet eat and west In the front and thirty feet, east iinc west la th I'eTr. With entrances from tho front on said Washington Avenue, from a door leading to a private alley in the rear and from a daor leading to a barber shop on the wot sble. Feb. ;ah. LKONAKD rUYSSi:E. i KM ok Mcr.xsi: TKAsri:it. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third ward and of .South I'.end. Portace township. St. .Joseph county. Indiana, that the undersigned will uprdy to tho board of commissioners of sruu -comity at their Mar.-h term. p.m. for permission to purchase of John Kublak the renewal of the retail liquor license issued to ldm In the Mar.-h term. 1H14. to sell Intoxicating, vi:iou. malt and spirituous liquor la h-s quantities than live gallons at a time, with the prlvilegi f nllowltlg th anie to lie drank u the premises. toetii,.r with ILc sale of cigar-, tohacco, houdidoxicatiiU' leverages and the sfrr!ng of lunch. The place of tmi!iess wLereiti said Ihjuoie r To bo s M juj.i drank ! l.-.!ted iu the front riKm on the ground floor of a twostory fraiio luiil.liMr. sdtuate Jit the al.oe Tlie dii:;e:ishuis of r;it-J r-:n are eat and wet and iJio f.--t t I 111 l i i . :l.'i f-4-t north and suth. with entrances at tlie front from mM North Ilddy Strc-t :thd at reir. ivi. y. i?u. c;rsTAV miniki:l. liKNKWAI. !' LICIINK. ire is heretiv irlvi-n to the citizTs N. of the Third ward n: d of South r.end, rortag. town'shlii. St. Joseph oiinty. India!!;), that the undersigned will lpply t the board of coiiimisioi:ers of s tid county at their March term. p.dl. for a ni.ewal of iny .i-iiie t i ;1 intxi'-ating. inoiis. :ualt and spiritiion-5 liqiiru-s In h'-s i--.in-tit!t-thr-.n five gall.eas at a time, with ti.. privilege of allowing the v:inn t. 1-e drank on ti. j,ri':ni.,. t-getlu r with the s -jo of cigar, tobaceo. notidntoxicating Peerages and the serving of lunch. My pi oe ,f bu-il.c-s wl.elein aid liquor are to te sr, 1 ai.d drar.k i l.-aT-d iu t'ae front room on the ground tlor of the t w-sr.r v rifk tciiU'.ing. spuate.1 nt No. South Stret. S.M renin is lt f et .. m hes i'.!-t and west and ."" feet t;orti! and -jii. and Main er. trail, e to said roo'.U i1 fU ai Sunt a Street: two doors in rear, oa. opening to a court, on1 U-ai'dng t a kit' lu n and or:e door on tin trt sjd of rooLl lead ing Into a test inrant IV). V. V.'ll. JOHN KUULAK.

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1 Near Seal Coat was S75.00 now

Blankets were S2.50 now Wool Blankets were S6.50 now . .

NOT A GREAT MANY LEFT.

50c, $1.00 Knit pair IT WILL BE A SPLENDID

Women's Union Suits were s 1.25 and Sl.50, now Children's Union Suits were si. 00, now

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The Reflex soon pays for itself itiiMAV.M. or M( i;i:. Notice Js hei-ehy glen t the iiJze;iS . the 1'ourtii ward 'ah. I of S.-ntfi lb ! 1. I ri -age township. r. .li. p'i Cjimiy. Ii:diai;.-i. that tLe undcrsiued will apply i tl.e Hoard of omtniv"!o:.-rs of said coij'itv their Mr.-!i term. P.'tl. f..r a ren.-w-il iily llci'fise j,, vu i nt o j.-a t in g. vlnoi malt and surituo!is hq?p:-H in :es q'ht!;-titi--j than live g;iloi: ;tt a tore, with M.e pMVlh-ge ,,f JiHoWp.g Ifie -Mine to ! llOlk on the prehii-'es; al" for tl.e jriuV;:c of selling eigars , tot.i. -o. n.ui-i!i?oii .itii'g j Leverages and the ering .f luti.-h. M pb'e of liidths wJnTci'i ;i!d HqthT- a r I t'l 1 sriiu iiiul drunk i lo-iod in a L.oia 1 f-e inches wide and :; f.- t to it:. 0-j . Ion?, fronting .-onta on I!..! .b-rbT-'i.i j ; I'.ouievard. on the ground floor ? a two-' Jtory hri k baiiding. known as 1 'Jefferson Doulevard. I:: t!;-- nort!;.ar. ' corner of -aId r. :;i the: Js a storage ! ; feet 4 ine!i-s l-nig and 4 fe. t s ir !.e-i wi-h-. j and a door in -.ear of .dd r -..m i. oij .g ; to a toilet room. I'eh. 'j. 2014. AMKi:V MATTIIi:. J Tit.Ni or i.it i i:. Not! -e is Jn-r. t.y gU- a to citii-ris ... tlie Fourth Ward and of So-.uh lh-nd. I'. i nge ti.wnhip. Jeej.h 'ounM. Indiia'. tiiat the ui'.l.rs!g: d will petition i he T -a rd of oinn:!--i.ivcr of said .hmtv :.: the;.- M ir,!i term. Pali. f..r ji''.r:r.!-! n to J.'in liase ,,f ry n. Il.-plole. the ri tail liouo- licence grir.ted him in the .lanu.i. v term, l'jl. f.-r the p rends.- ltmted at 4 I'.ist f.aSalle Aenui' for in-rriii -j. ,u t s.-ii -I intoxicating. Ihiuors in u vino malt and sjdritns n u a o 1 1 1 j. s than t'.M- gal'rt a time, uith :'.e p:iT. a. whig s. toI . ! I "O, . rvt h same to he drank n ti'e pro;n! get her with the sil of i i.ir. t non-Intoxif ating l.cvrr.igcs and th nig of lunch. i 'a- ro oa quom are Ij l-e at;. I w nercin .lel 1 1 drank is Ivcatci

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