South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 65, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

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SWIM AND BE LOVELY. SAYS THIS WESTERN WATER NYMPH

"If yruj roiil-! hvrh in f.t'-e and ' uure. hair ar,U ni pi- : n, swim'." ays Victoria Wolfe, who Msims .iiil divr-j like a fb'h! Shi- lives down mi the P.i :fi- '-(.a.-t '.11 a M-nfjIf town whT- the roll, mil .f old ottan i-s always music to her r. "To l'.nrn to -wi:n." :a?. s this 2 0 1 nt.iry v..itr nymfih, "one should o:nmnc' at a v ry -arly a-o so that !ar will never rxil. I am Mire there -n't a question that swimming" i. n,.f tho hraJthle.si exercise... Ami T am j-i5t ur the rirls who want biutv r.f skin ar.rl hair and symmetry of hr dv j-hould not ne-b-ct the art." Maybo It if? because j.s si fond of belnj? in tho open that Victoria Wolf hii turner; her attention to the movmjr picture. 1 playinu a part h' ri' and a j;irt ther" at the Kay r. ranch near santa Monica. Fal.. intil thre Is :t i;ood opportunity to tiu a h i fcca role,

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132-131 W. Washlnglon Soulh Bend, Ind. Tomorrow we will celebrate the First Anniversary of Our $1.00 Sale and you will join heartily in the celebration for the feast is goin to consist of as stirring an assemblage of special offering at $1 that will make "BARGAINDOM" tremble to its very foundation.

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We Will Shout the News So Loud that Every Women in South Bend Can Hear

Goods

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To $10

Saturday Your (choice $1

Quantities Limited Shop Early

ANNUAL SESSION HELD BY LUMBER DEALERS

Advertise, Says B. A. Johnson When Speaking on War on Substitutes Shows Shingles From Washington Home.

That the retail lumber dealer if. only reaping tho fruits of his own non-ad vert Islnsr policy when ho rails against the inroad of tho dahrs in "metal lumber", ctmont, brick, asbestos, etc., on tho lumber business, was tho contention mado Thursday afternoon by Boiling Arthur Johnson of tho 4'Lumbor World Keviow" at the 14th annual session of tho Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Lumber Dealers' association at tho Oliver hotel. Mr. Johnson tfavo an address on "Tho War on Substitutes" and advocated persistent, systematic advertising by tho retail dealer as tho best weapon for tho lumberman' protection. Advertising ho pointed out the ono great weapon of th; ''substitute men. As an illustration of their campaign h? pointed out that $ , 00-0.000 had been spent by advertisers of "su Institutes" durintr the xast year as compared to $200,000 by lumber dealers. Mr. Johnson also took occasion to prove that the cry that the supply of lumber will soon be exhausted is Kroundlcsx. He eibd figures Iuaned recently that thrre arc today eipht billion acres of forset yet untouched and if all the timber on this wer sawed Into lumber it would make eiqht tTlllion feet or enough to last "at least until till present inhabitants of tho. earth have passed away." The great cry about tho diminishinr of the lumber supply Johnson sa.id comes from tho manufacturers of steel, metal, cement and other substitutes. To prove that in the majority of cases "wood lumber" will endure as Ion and longi r than "metal lumber" the speaker exhibited souv shingle? taken from Mt. Vtih):i. the homo of Tteorfre Washincrton. One of these was on the original roof having been laid in 174.".. Another shinclo vill one said to have bvn laid by Washington himself in 17Sr when a repair was made on the m f. The tliird shingle was laid In 1SC.'. In .Mt. Ver non wm ontlrelv reidiimb'd for the tirst time said Mr. J hnro He did not believe that a roof f any other material would have lasted as lone as the one of cypress. A. Cono of the "American Lumberman" followed Mr. Jihrr-on with an address on "Modern Features of Association Work" in which h pointed out the advantages that may be gained

by co-operation between retail lumber men. The Marx company playing at the Orpheum entertained with sevral numbers as did Hilly Eager of Chieago. The entertainers were repeatedly encored. Mayor Ke'.ier anil

Mayor McOill of I.porte also made,

short speeches. A'i invitation irom the Eaporte Chamber of Commerce for tho 1115 meeting was also heard to be .acted upon later. At tho close of the program the following officers wero elected: Forest Hillier of South Vend, president; Maude it. Sparks. Berrien Springs, vice president; W. M. Haas. North Liberty, secretary-treasurer.

Women's $3 Si!!: Waists $1.00 Olio lot Of Silk Me.-fMljue and Lingerie Shirt ' Yai--fs -- formerly hold up lo S.'J.om. Only in the lot ai si. on.

Women's S3 Dress Skirts $1.00 One lot of Women's and Alices, fashionable rDess Skirts former values up to Black and while? cheek? and serges. Only 1 0 in the lor. at K I .(M.

Come Early

Limited.

Quantities

Cancel all Engagements Put Aside Housework and Come

MISSES' AND GIRLS' Up to $8.95 Coats

All wool material, and kindly remember these Coats are this season's styles. Only 11 Coats in the lot at 81.00.

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Men's $3 Wool Dress Pants $1.00 All wool Serge and Fancy Mixtun s. Pants Uiat sold formerly at $?.. Only L'. pairs in tho lot at SI.

Child's $2.50 Raincoats $1.00 F'on' and (tirls Kainenats in bin. Auto style.

rain proof.

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wars. Only . r coats in tho lot Sl.oo.

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CANT KEEP CHAIR JOBS WASHINGTON. Feb. 27. Tho house military affairs committee Thursday reported favorably the detached service bill which prescribes that colonels, lieutenant colonels and majors of the regular army must after four years of detached service return to their command. The. measure is known in military circles as the Manehu bill owin;; to its denial of a permanent tenure of "swivel chair" places.

TAECE SODA FOE SOURNESS, GAS

OR INDIGESTION-

$3.50 French Plumes

One lot of 12 bountiful French Plumes in white and

colors, that sold

up to $::.r,o nV

31.00

Boys' $3.00 Overcoats

Now Winter Style Warm

Overcoats, only

1 I coats in the lot at

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Undigested food delayed in tho

stomach decays, or rather, fermentM

tho sim) a as food left in the open air, savs a noted authority. Ho also tells

us that Indigestion is caused by

Ilyper-acidity, meaning, there is an excess of hydrochloric acid In the ftom.irh which prevents complete dipestior and starts food fermentation. Thus overythinjr eaten sours in the stomach much like gtirbage sours in a can, forming acrid llulds pases which intlate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy. lumpy misery in the chest, wo belch up gas, pas tvo eructate pour food or have heartburn. llatulence, water-brash or nausea. To pret instant relief bo tells us to pet a package of 10 prain Soxlacjen tablets at any pharmacy and take one or two tablets anytime, followed by a tumbler of water which promptly neutralizes this irritating acid; stops fermentation; absorbs th pases and inveetens the entiro dipestive system. A local down-towr drurcrist states that these 10-prr.Ju Sodapen tablets are an old favorite antacid constantly prescribed because of their harmless? ness. leinp" simply a comound oT Soda, Calcium Carbonate and Magnesia. F. S. P. Advertisement.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD.

Mens $1.00 Dress Dress Shirts, two for

$1.00

The Famous .Lenox brand shirts, sold at $1.00 everywhere. Odd sizes in dollar day 12 shirts for 81.

$2.00 Wool Union Suits

$1.00

For men. of fine elastic knit wool; only 19 garments in the lot. Come early. Get one of the suits at SI.

31.00

WOMEN'S COATS, Worth up to $10.00

As a special in order to cele-

fiSJr bra to the first anniversary of this

M.l", w: Will ten just 1 . omen's Winter Coats at $1.00. Think, a $10 (Ten Dollar) Coat for $1. And these coats aro all this reason's srvlps, while they Inst at 81.00. $5.00 PONGEE DRESSES $1.00. Women's and Misses' Dresses; only C dresses In the lot, at $1.

Boys' $3.50 Suits

doubb'

Norfolk and

breasted style, only -suits in tho lot at

81.0'

$2.50 Silk Petticoats.

Ml silk Mt-.-salino, all now

shades, only ')' in the lot at

mir, an nnw $1.00

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T i i $1.50 Table Cloth and Six Napkins all $1 $2.00 Nottingham Lace Curtains, pair for $1 $2.00 Men's Flannel Night Shirts two for $1 Men's $3 Canadian Fur Caps at $1 $1.50 3 pairs Women's Silk Hose, for $1 $1.75 14 Yards Amoskcag Dress Ginghams for . .$1 $2.00 Boys' Knicker Pants, reg. $1, two pairs for $1 $1.75 WomenV$1.50 House Dress & 1 Apron for $1 Men's 50c Underwear, 3 garments for $1 Men's 20c Lisle Dress Hose, 9 pairs for . . $1

Look What

Will Buy

Silk Waists Boys' Suits Women's Dresses Silk Petticoats Ladies' Coats Child's Coats Combinations And Hundreds of Other Values.

Men's Pants Men's Shirts Comforts Dress Skirts Rain Coats Boys' Sweaters Boys' Overcoats Fiir Caps Fur Pieces.

Women's $3 Street Dresses $1.00 Choice of one roup of women's street and house dresses, made of ilnest pinphams and chambrays. Only 4 0 dresses in this lot at SI.

$2.00 Corsets and Brassieres

$1.00

Ueuular Sl.T.o Corset. Newest winter nuclei and ."Uc French Ilrassiere; beautiful embroid(ry trim. Saturday, Dollar Sale SI.

ii Women's $2 Rainproof Umbrellas at $1 j I 0 89c Wool Dress Serges, 3 yards for $1 h i! $2.00 Bed Spreads and pair lace shams for $1 j $2.00 Women's Crepe Gowns, two for $1 j $2.00 Reg. 50c Window Shades, two for $1 $2.00 Reg. 50c Curtain Scrims, 4 yards for $1 p Women's $2.50 Lace Collar Sets $1 jj Child's $3 Wool Knit Set $1 i Women's $4 Fur Pieces at $1 1 $2 Ingrain Rugs, Two for $1 j

$1.50, Three Work Shirts for $1.00 For men. Three repular 50c skirts; all sizes to 17. Choice black sateen and bluo chambrays, 3 for Sl.OO.

$2.50 Large Bed Comforts

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Larpo eize Heavy Winter Bod Comforts: s;!kolino covered and Sanitary cotton filled. Dollar Day Salo Sl.OO.

$2.50 Muslin $3.00 Flannel Boys' $2.50 Combination Kimonos Sweaters $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 For Women a $2 Whito Embroidery Mus- For women, made of Of Heavy Shaker Knit lin Petticoat, beautiful Ilucklin? Fleece Flannel- Wool in grey and red, wide embroidery trim beautiful ribbon rolled sha'wl collar. Only and .'e em oroidery trimmod muslin Drawers. All trimmed, only 17 in the IT. sweaters in t!i bst ; t for .Si:oo. let at 8I.00. 8 l.oo. . I IIIJ.. .. I II I--I IL . II II II. I,. I II, ,11.111 II . M i.i-

$2.00 Two Shirt Waists For

$1.00

For Women and Misses; n-sular $1 and even si. .10 Waistr.. Odd lot. choicM ":b-s, Linu'frif. and Madras. Tai uaifs fr Sl.o; SiiHirtJny.

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3LUDK ADAMS. NEW HAVEN", Con.. Feb. 2 7. Maude Adams was Thursday chosen

favorite actress of the Vale senior clas- for tho fourth consecutiv tim receiving i i votes. E. M. 5?othern

was named as the favorite actor with WASHIXGTOX. Feb. :7. I) j vice 4673205" is tlv number cf a w-x Thur-!

60 votes. counterfeit nob, the secret s- r-

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Here's a Real, Live Ocean Greyhound

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