South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 57, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1914 — Page 3

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KRAZYKAT i MUTUAL DIVORCE IS All's Weil g rlht, 151.1, lntrrr.atlon.il News ' ; t.a,r r. ,rf,.";1! "i.V,1... , , '"."T'i

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j Both Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay Plead Desertion Before Paris Court All Settled Amicably.

fo Ionr as the appetite is ken, the digestion perfect, the liver and bowels active but what a difference whn these organs, develop a "lazy spell." To- promote daily activity you should try HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

NEW YORK. Felt. 13. Mr. and I Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay were grrant- j I ed a mutual divorce In Paris on Feb. I

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j are identical. According to John R Stnnchfieid, attorney for Mrs. Mac t kay, and Frederick II. Cuudcrt, Mr. Mackay'.M lawyer. Loth charged desertion. By mutual J'preement the thre' children. Katherin l'dleri and j John '., are given Into the care of their father. j Mr. Stancrhtield Wednesday night ; issued the following signed statement: "In December last. Mr?. Mackay sailed for Kurope and took up her residence in an apartment in Paris, which she he ld under lease for a conniderable period of time. She brought

suit m the tribunal of the Seine against Mr. Mackay for a divorce on the ''round of desertion, lie volun

tarily appeared in the action and In- j terpos-ed a counter claim alleKinj? de-H-rtion on the part of the plaintiff. ! No other rliarge was involved. The j

court as- in the practice in France, endeavored to brinp about u reconciliation. Being unable to accomplish such a result a divorce was granted on or about the eleventh of February to each of the parties. The custody of the children was awarded to Mr. Mackay with the right to Mrs. Mackuy to ;- them at all reasonable time." "K very thins: was .settled amicably."

Mr. S'ianchtield said to a reporter f.fter Ksuing the statement. "Mrs. Mackay nailed quietly from New York shortly before Christmas. Mr. Mackay followed her on Jan. S. "I do not know whether there whs any financial settlement ncr whether '.here was any alimony ked or granted. T do not recall the name of the French lawyer representing Mrs. Mackay." Mr. Mackay returned to this country on Feb. 1 and was found tonight at his town house, 1 Fast Sixty-second st. He referred all reporters to his attorney, Frederic H. Coudert.

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LONDON. With Iidy Arthur Faget, formerly M.ar' Stevens of NewYork, leading the movement the American wives ol" titled Englishmen are taking time from bridge and

tango parties to raise money for the i

much-talked-of Pitt .statue that they are to present to the United .States government. The statue of "the great

Commonor" who told the Fnglish parliament that "England had no i

right under heaven to tax the colonists" will be erected in Washington, D. C.

WILL MAKE PROBE OF DISASTER AT CALUMET

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C'oiiiiuinsion Will Try to I'iv Hlame for Atvhlent 'Hiat Cot 72 Lives.

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BILL PASSES THE HOUSE Measure Would Permit (.oveniment in IJuJId Alaskan Itoad.

HANCOCK, Mich.. Feb. ID. The congressional committee investigating labor conditions in the Michigan copper country will extend its probe so as to cover an investigation of the Christmas eve horror in Italian hall at Calumet which resulted in 72 lives being lost and into the deportation of Pres. Charles H. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners. This was practically assured Wednesday as a result of the arrival of Congressman S. M. Taylor, democrat,, of Arkansas,

fifth member of the committee which I resulted in the democrats obtaining i control of the committee. The democratic members of the committee have !

favored yuch an investigation all along and the opinion prevailed tonight that such a probe would ?onn be made. Witnesses fcr the federation Wednesday continued to testify regarding alleged violations of the constitutional rights of miners.

WASHINGTON', Fet. 1 0. The house Wednesday night by a vote of 230 to S7 passed the Alaskan railroad bill under which the government is to appropriate $ST.,000000 to build a TOC-mile railroad in Alaska to the P.ehring coal field?.

mahoom:t), hit happv. SANTA BARBARA. Calif.. Feb. 19. Though marooned on their way to Los Angeles a few miles . south of here Lord and Iady Peeeis when seen Wednesday afternoon on their private car in the local Southern Pacific yards were in jolly spirits.

QUAKER CITY PAYS MOTHERS' PENSIONS

COLE BEASE LEAST OF BURNS' WORRIES

'Talks and Rants Rut Never Poos Anything," Is Comment of Detective.

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ATLANTA, Ua.. Feb. Cole! Blease is the least of my worries. He is a barking dog who doesn't bite. ! He talks and rants and blusters t around and yells what he is going to , do to you. and when you shout 'boo j at him he draws his tail beneath his ; legs and runs away." This is part of a tribute paid to ; Gov. Please of South Carolina by Detective William J. Burns here today j Hums figured in the famous "dispenwiry liquor graft" investigation which . involved Please. j

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ANOTHER THAW APPEAL

i j Permanent Write of IIatoas Corpus to i Ik? .Vked for lYitlay.

NFAV YORK, Feb. 1. Harry K. Til aw' s attorneys will plead before U. S. Judge Aid rich at Con con'. N. H., Friday for ji permanent writ f habeas corpus Insuring him against extradi-

1 tion and if he loses will apply lor ' bail until the appeal is arsueL William Travers Jerome, represent -' ins the state of New York, will go to Concord Thursday night to oppose j both motions.

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TWO ARE KILLED IN COLLISION AT CAPITAL

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. More than j 7o widows, mothers of families, rej reived pensions the lirst day the new t state mothers' pension law went into ( effect. Mrs. Cl;ua Ketchum, trustee j of the mothers pension bureau, is alI ready well known to the widows and orphans of Philadelphia as "the .anta j Claus Lady", because Mrs. Ketchum

has often provided gifts and Christmas dinner for neglected poor children.

Ho to to Make the Best Cough Remedy at Home A Family Supply at Small Cost, and 1'ully Guaranteed

"Right Distribution of Right Merchan dise at Right Prices"

SOUTH BK.VD'8 FASTEST GROWING ST0B3

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Mew Spring Merciiandise for Less Money. That's WSisS Thi

ale Means ito You. Tlioujjands of DoI!as, Worth of New Sprinq Goods In This Sale.

NEW WASH GOODS Hundreds of pieces at savings impossible anywhere else. Silk Striped Shirtings, 32 inches wide, white grounds, in all Kflo colors; 75c kind. Special. . 3UU

Moral Mouselline, 28 inches

wide, in all colors; 5oc kind. Special Printed Pongees 32

wide, in striped effects; 35c kind. Special

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NEW FANCY CREPES Fancy striped Crepes, all the rage; all colors; 19c kind. 1 O 1 n

Special 12

Fancy Foulard Crepes, in all colors; 25c kind. . . .

30 inch fancy Floral OCp Crepes; 39c kind. Special. . WOOL DRESS GOODS 4o inch all wool Serges, black or navy; 75c kind. AQn Special 50 inch all wool Serges, black or navv; SI. 25 kind. 7Qp Special 50 inch Brocade Wool Poplins, black and all colors; M fin SI. 50 kind. Special ....y LADIES' NECKWEAR 100 dozen new spring samples Ladies' Neckwear; all the latest creations, at less than half price. S1.00, 75c and 50c kind, OP for 50c, 35c and CURTAIN MATERIAL Fancy Nets, Swisses, Grenadines, madras and voiles; all the latest creations in curtain mater

ials, 50c, 39c, 35c, 30c, 25c, 19c, 15c and

SALE NEW LACES 100 pieces Torchon, Yal. and Linen Laces; worth to 10c a yard. Special vb Venice and Oriental Lace Bands, white or ecru; worth 50c a yard. -j OJLp Special ' I Z 2 Black Oriental Bands and i OJLp Edges; worth 50c. Special 12" ALLOVER AND SHADOW LACES IS inch Shadow Lace Flounc- COn ings; $i.oo quality. Special 3Uk 15 inch Shadow Lace for corset covers, with finished edges; 50c kind. QCp Special Oub

48 inch Allover Shadow Laces; Sl.25 kind. Special

75c

BIG SILK SALE 100 pieces Fancy Silks in all the creations; $1.00 qualities. Special

69c

DRESS LINENS 36 in. pure linen Dress Linens, all colors; 50c kind. QQn

Sate UUO

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EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS 27 in. new, beautiful Embroidered Flouncings, in large selection of designs; 75c kind.' QQa Special

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Pure linen Crash

Toweling; 10c kind ....

TABLE LINEN Half Bleached Table Linen; AQn

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CORSETS Ladies' new long model Corsets; 89c kind. EfU

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APRONS Ladies' long Kimono Aprons; 5()c kind. QQn Special SKIRTS Ladies' Black Sateen Petticoats; SI kind. RQo Special HOUSE DRESSES One big lot new House Dresses that are worth to lQe si.5o. Spec. . '

NEW WASH GOODS See the Savings Printed Pongees, 32 in. wide,

all colors and natural -j Q0 shades; 35c quality. Spec ... I Fancy Floral Foulards, 27 inches wide, in all colors; 5oc OCn kind. Special Z3o Crinkled Floral Crepe, 24 indies wide, in all colors and de- oq signs; 50c kind. Special 31

Pnnted Jacquard Eoliennes,

inches wide, in pretty designs; 75c quality .

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EMBROIDERIES Thousands of yards of Embroideries up to 12 inches wide and worth to 19c a 1 yard. Special

SILK MIXED MATERIALS 36 inch fancy Brocaded Silk and Cotton Mixtures; 75c kind. OQp Special OtJb 36 inch Dolly Warden Silks, in all colors; 75c kind. Rflr Snecial uUb

i 36 inch Silk Ratines, all colors; S1.25 kind. Special

GINGHAMS AND MADRAS Fancy Dress Ginghams in all colors, plain or fancy; -J fn 122C kind. Special I Ub Tissue Ginghams, stripes and checks, all colors; 25c 1 Cp kind. Special 3b 32 inch Fancy Striped Madras; 25c kind. Special -J Jjg LADIES' READY TO WEAR Women's and Misses' Coats, large selection, that (7 QQ sold to S20. Sale 4.u0 Ladies' Serge Dresses New

Dresses in black, navv, brown;

$5.00 dress. Special

Ladies' Dress Skirts, black and wine; S6.50 stvle. CO A Q Special $0.LU CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY 18 inch Corset Cover Embroidery and Embroidered Flouncings; worth 25c. Special at .....................

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THERE'S A RIGHT VAY and a nron.sr way of tloin? everything, especially plumbing. Irinr it riht means doins it honest, with honest workmanship anl hnst materials and ftxturt. Tlr.s is the way wo do it for our own patrons. VhMi you have plumbing to he done t all on us and have it done riht. THOMAS WILLIAMS K. JoflVrson hil Homo Pliont' rJ9 1. HoIl lliono C:

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EYES EXAMINED FREE; GUr4 Fitted t MotleraU rrie

LIT. 1933

DR. J. BURKE & CO. Dptmctreet and Msmufmt arlu Optlcim, 239 S. Michigan St. 8anly 9 to 10 by Appointment, , JS'OTICE We dapllrt uir thm para day. 'o roatU wto fitted thrtn

Cltj Cur and IVfiht Cr Waiting at

Siding Ar Hit hy IntorurlKin.

INDIANAPOLIS. Fob. 1?. Two! persons were killed, one fatally and u ; score- of persons injured Wednesday j niht in a triple collision f inter- !

urban curs and a city car here. While a city car and an Indianapolis and Cincinnati interurban freight car were waiting at a sidin? in order to paj-s each other, another interurban car en route to Greenwood, Ind.. crashed into the rear of the freight car. j iniminK: it head-on into the city car, wr-ckini? it completely. James Horn, l r. was instantly killed and S. S. Hurdy died en rout to a hospltul. Hotli wre terrildy mangled. Six of those injured Wednesday nilit are in a serious condition.

Make a plain syrup hy mixing one pint of jrranulated sujrar and Va pint of warm water and stir for 2 minutes.

j Put 2-2 ounces of pure Pinex (tiftv j rents' w7rth in a pint bottle, and fill it i up with the Suirar Syrup. This u'ivei vou a faiuilv sunnlv of the heat eotiffh

pvrup at a saving of $2. It never npoils. Take a teaepooiilul every one, two or three Lours. The fiTeetiveness of this simple remcdv is surpriin. It pecnis to take hold almost instantly, and will usually con-

cmer an ordinary couh in 24 licur..

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The Last Will and Testament

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sllOl'LD HAISi: 1J1-S. .T. LOITS. Mo.. Feb. 19. That

city Hal dwellers bhould raise bees j and thut a small hive costing $5 will yield fjioUKh to keep the aveiAK- ; family in hcin y for a ear. is th coni tt-ntion of Frank C. P Uutt, tate l-e i in-! tr of I .t.

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iust laxative enough to be helpful in

a couh, and nas a pleasing taste. Al?o excellent for bronchial trouble, bronchial asthma, whooping cough and spasmodic croup. This method of making couh remedy vrith Pinex and Suj:ar Svrup (or trained honey) is now used in more homes than any other rouh pyrup. This explains why it is often imitated, though never successfully. If ycu try it, use only genuine Piner, which is a most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine , extract, and is rich in puaiacol and other natural healing pine elements. Other preparations will not work in this combination. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promntlv refnndtnl. j:o with fiis Tparntion. Your i!ruL'i:i4t h? Pincx. or will t it for you. If not, tend to Ths Pincx Co., FL Wayne. Ind.

Tiy d?lay so serious a duty? Sickness comes quickly, and a will should te drawn when the testator is in physical and mental good health. Call today and let's talk it over. This bank will write and care for

1 vour will and no one etcept the of-

Arnl llrahhe Helloed Without the lw i nCcr writing it will he aciuainted with

Poorly drawn wills supply the courts with bitter and disastrous litigation. We make it our duty to eafeffu&rd the estate and the happiness of thA testator's family hy preparing wills -which anticipate, as nearly a possible, all future conditions.

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5outli Hend' I.eadinic OptometrUt and Manufacturing OptiLan. l.-'H; S.. MlrMs-m Stn-t. Ho- Phon li'l. Hell Pfco-je 3T.7 SuLdays from & t 10:.10 .L

SLICK'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 120 S. JUIN ST. Phones: Home, 6117; Bell, 117, "Tho SUck Way."

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The St. Joseph Loan & Trust Co.

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HOME OF GOOD CLOTH E$

Some Comfort

depends largely on good light. Incandescent Gas Light is nearest daylight and is therefore best adapted tor hom'e lighting.

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The Reflex Light is a convenient and nut desirable light for almost any room in the home. It supplio the ideal light to read by, sew by or work by. It gives more and better light than any other lamp and ai a decided savin-. Use Incandescent Gas Light and Be Satisfied

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We have manv stvles at a wide ran-e uf prices.

Call at our store, or send sentative.

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