South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1914 — Page 2

MONDAY, M.VHCIf 2, 191 1. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

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MEETINGS

FOR COUNCIL

Ileular seion ami Committee of the Whole atlicrln on I 'or Tie-day Muhl.

That the cit"s ro.au ihn is iny bo workitu: into th- e- hours W il n -day ni.rn;ntc M-cin a inildlity. A Xttjuiar .ounfjl in etimj and ;t Me-M'n of the committee of 1 1 :x whole will be Uuown Into :: Tuesday nUht. Th I'-ul.ir owned s kitn wiil ! the adjourned s'-s.-;i;ii of livt '.vc-!; v.h-n due honors were paid to the memory of If oro Vashli;t ri by adjoin r i i i i r. Tiiv Co;i riittt.' of tin- whole will ;;o i.ito srs.-io.i ltit iiinl Joilowlni; thi.v ill com tin i i ';n il. .lin ii uork will h tap aeenrdir.fe' to 'ity 'l i:. llo-ti-'T. A pile of ii'.ll. ordinai'a -. ami other 1 ; i -i i i s nr. up for onsil. ration at the last k :iori. This w ill h add d to by work that lias arcui.:nh;ted sine-. The fir nil n's ac,e incr a--, tity forester question,. approval of the lill for ? UVln lor iiiv-tit:at inc the tih ely-1 i (iiif r huiluinc; eollapse, an Oi'ina ' providing for a watchman at tin: St. Jo-i',h and Carroll street (Jrand Trunk rro-irms. direction.- to the mayor anil city attorney to proteed before the state public service commiion. to yer nro a physical valuation of local U'ctric ami Kas irnierties ami a lower rate f or fs onsu mors toectlu r with the consideration of an oroinamc to contract with the W'elsb.ieh Street LU'htin Co. of Chbairo for n number of street as lamps, will j fe tures to come up for considerat i o n . Tin- proposal to nk an interchange of service on th- Bell and llonuphone linos will also conic up. Most of l'hc matters have been before the council committee of the v. hole v. Vh it.i recommendation.

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Appetite is Nature's signal for more!

MONDA Y This advertninc space lias been piven to the departments of Dress Goods, White Goods and Notions any inquiries made direct to the department managers. will have their personal attention. Watrli Kvcry Monday

THE advantage of early selection is clear to everyone lines complete color assortment unbroken goods new and bright See our offer

ings. The voiie of Broadcloths will he great this spring W e .ire now olTerin 54-Inch Diagonals in fancies, brocades, wool creres. India nvills-and poplins, in all the latest and staple shades $1.50 yd. 40 in. Crepe de Chine in Dresden and Persian design: color:, are ".numerous, including the New Blue, Taupe. Copenhagen. Hlectric and Myrtle at $2.00 yd.

NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

SOCIAL EVENTS. More than 400 Polish Falcons and about l')U Polish I,adies' Falcons of the various nests, marched from Z. !. hall on Division st. to t ic- auditorium of St. Stanislaus school. Lincoln and Florence sts., where the cclelration was held Sunda evenin;.; in lienor of Thaddcus Ko.oiuszko. the KiWt Polish patriot, whose birthday lajn Feb. 1.. Tif.uldus losciuszko to the Poles is what Abraham Lira oln is to the Americans. During the stirring times of the reat Polish revolution of 1 7 1 :.- 1 Kosiiusko proved to be the greatest hero, until he was captured iy the P.ussians and kept a prisoner in Tombs of Citalela; later he was released by thi czar of liussia. Iaul the (reat, with the promise that Kos ciuj..Uo will never return to his native country. After spending a few years in Franre, he came to the Fnited states, where he remnlned and became very popular, especially at the time when the United States was in the throes of the great war. needing the aid of brave men to win our independence. F. II. (Jrabowski, of Indianapolis, sketched the history of the man hetor' a large audience: Louis Kolski opened the program with a short address. Stanislaus Fhelminiak. president of the Polish Falcons M. Humanowski. presided and Mifs Florence 'iesielskii acted us secretary of the 'ning. The program was opened with the suju' by the ladies' choir of I'olish Ladi's' Falcons '.. llalickl N"(. 1. with the accompaniment of J. lelanek. pecitations were given by Alisse;-. S. Wootlka. Louis Tabrska. Jeannette C.arnecka; soprano slo, by Miss .Marie Thilman. with ac companiment by Miss T. Makielska:. songs by the choir of the Polish Falcons of M. Il(manonvki; luet by Mrs. Kozidychowska, and Miss Helen Pojeuiez: i'a(luig was given by Charles Franhowiak: piano and violin was featured bv Hedwigo aid I.adislaus Prawat. childrn of Mr. and Mrs. J. Prawat: several musical selections vere rendered during the evening by the SYmphony rchestra of the I'idish

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makes Nature give you the "appetite . signal." It causes digestion-aiding saliva and adds digestion -aiding mint leaf juice. It brightens teeth and purifies breath besides.

BUY IT BY THE BOX of twenty 5 cent packages for OS cents at most dealers

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Notion Department MHS 1 A. MOULKV.

Notions are almost endless in number and variety. It would take a large book to cover all. However a few items should be interesting. Aurora Skirt Hrairi colors only 10c Foliar Supporters. Plr.ck and white.... le Pearl Buttons Seconds, per card le Black Hook ami Kye Tape Regular price

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New Line Pearl IJuttons Tuesday, doz. 5c

Dress Goods at 48c

English Brocades, Hrench Henriettas, French Serges, Storm Serges, Poplin Mohairs, Diagonals and Shepherd Checks. 36 and 4o inches wide. A value worth inspection.

Dress Goods at 75c

Double v. a r p e d Storm Serges in Brown, Tan, Copenhagen, Nayy, W ine and Black. Will give splendid wear and usually priced much higher. 44 inches wide.

Dress Goods at $L00

Plaid Ratine, Check and Striped Ratine, Wool Crepes, Striped Crepe Egypta, Diagonals, Hair Line Stripe Serge, Black and White Checks. All 44 inches wide at a price worth seeing.

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The Xew i iepe Hulgaro will lie one of the most popular of summer fabrics. It is a crepe with a very knobby weave. We have it in all colors, L' 7 in. wide, and priced at yd. Foloivd Ple.se Crepe in flowered and Dresden effects Plain Colors and White The labor saving fabric no need to iron, :',) in. wide at l!c yd.

Wash Goods Dept.

The new line of White a id Foloml Swisses are the most delicate in finish patterns in dots and embroidered effects, indies wide at ."(( d. Our Xe-v Iteauty Cloth A new eretion in Frepe effect is of groat merit and far ahead of Ratine at this price, 21 inches wide at 2."e yd.

ru-cently annexed a complete line of Ratine. Rice cloth and Voile-, rich In material and line in coior at various widths from to 4 in. Prices :"c to Sl.L'n yd.

Free Lessons Every Day this Week, 9 to 5

The unusual activity in this new departure has been fa'r beyond expectations. The expert demonstrator has certainly been taxed to her utmost to accommodate the crowds, anxious to learn this novel art. Come early.

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Stubborn, Alloying Cotuih- Caret! "My husband had a eouh for fifteen years and my son for eight years. Dr. Kind's Xew Discovery complttely etired them, for which I am most thankful." writes Mrs. David Moor, of i-'auinaw, Ala. What Dr. King's Xew Discovery did for these men, it will do

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Falcons Z.- llalickl No. elusion of the evening was made for the in Gallcia.

1. At the cona collection of flood sufferers

JURY OF PHYSICIANS BRIGHTS DISEASE '1 Jiey wer r.r ci-nume imm's f Itriicht s Ji'.k.viv.v" 'I'lirn !).'v ,'itiM if like thUV--It. Pell. eu I'.! o.ol way Jud It.ittery Ni".. U The innnner f one of S;n i'rani' i" i - rj'-jl'.lt ion. Hi mmi h:ol llrlht's liS.-.isf. He i-alleil two jdiy.-l i;u, on-' f ttiein an Army i;r;eiMi. . sual allun.'Mi .uiil p it lent MVt ih-it 'Vi!i iopy. Tlie f.-ra deI.tVK.l t!ie -rl llreum lle. Tile fitlier ttiereiij.tm orili"e,l Kuiten"- Unal i ;n'.uii.l :olniltd"fer.l. Futiei.t began t iuM..l and h: lx i;o to t h tv as vell lii I.it! r eeiiM liardiv rail it und I. id t i:)er ih.iiei'nis exiituha' tlu' ;:itiit and i!i il7e s.uap''. It t!i re;urt-d tnr:a.il. 1 Ium a Jury of j.?iyclaiis deie.l the J.lfie:;t fi:il r.iik'!,t li'ne iid was in:l.tl! and jiii. r!ur Jury of jdiysi-dens Jitr def rnii:,.el his r-ovy. As o j.erm.oieti. i!iU was nine years a a:id patient Ih In bush,-. at t as w ii'ing. U'el'3 : ! i . ) T;e ability f PidUs lN-n il lernpiird I i r ! ucv aU-un en :i m uiv cm f

The fancy work ( lass of the literary circle of St. Casimir's parish will meet Tuesday evening in the class returns of the St. Casimir school. The senoir ami junior exercising class of the Polish Indies Falcons Z. Palieki Na. 1. will hold its exercises Tuesdav evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Z. P. hall. The exercises of the senior and junior exercising" Class of the Polish Falcons M. Komanowski will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Koseiuszko hall. A meeting of the Poionia club will be held this evening Tri'O o'clock at their club rooms.

PERSONALS.

P.AI1V A newly horn Woldanoki. 1117 baptised Sunday

HAPTISi:i). son to .Mr. and Mrs. ' W. Division st., was aftenmon at 2 o'clock

at St. Hedwige's Catholic church, naming it Ca-imier M ieczxslaus. llf-v. Anthony Zubowiez. C. S. C, pastor of the parish, performed the ceremony. The god-parents were Mrs. Stella Cebulska and leonard (Jrzezinskl.

Cood advice to rvomen. If you want a beautiful complexion, (dear skin, brinht eyes, red lips, good health, take Hollister's Iioeky Mountain Tea, you will wonder at the results. :7,c. Tea or Tablets. Coonley Drug .tore. Advt

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Felix Zubrawski. who has been here for a few days visiting friends, left Sunday evening for his home In J. diet. 111. Stanislaus Kostynski, X. .iudebaker st.. has returned to South Uend from Fapone. Ind., where he spent a few days visiting friends. Miss Rose Maliniewicz returned Monday to her home in Fast Chicago after spending a few days with South Hend friends. T. H. Crabowski. ".ho has been the ?:uet of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Zuszc::ak. :.?t W. I'oland st., returned to Indianapolis Monday. Mis Helen Mareinkowski rrturncil

Sumlay ev ning to her home in Chiagi after sp.:idintr a few days with I friends In South Hend. Mrs. Leo Thilman. 11 4 T. W. Thomas' st.. 'eft this morning for Gram Rapids. Mich., "ailed there by the serious illness of her siter-in-law. Mrs. Agnes Kobie.

Frank Wojoiechowski has returned to Roll: ii: Prairie after spending a Sumlay with Mr. and Mrs. Cezarv Few in. ski. 1U". Harvey st. John wozarzak. of Hammond, Ind.. is visitinr Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hudoik. S I 1 S. Chapin st.

BEACHEY MAKES MARK ON LOOPING THE LOOP SANTA BARHAUA. Cal.. March 2. Lincoln Heachey Sunday afternoon

i at Hope Ranch Park, broke his own

world's record for looping the loop. Hi.; former best performance consisted of seven loops. Today, according to (Hen Martin, an experienced air man. who was on tho ground, Heachey turned his machine over no less than 12 times. "After that I quit counting." said Martin. Reachey's record was established by accident. In a new machine, one he had never tested and one that had never been off the ground, he found himself powerless to stop the revolution. after he had accomplished the

first one. and the machine did not stop turning "over until within perhaps four hundred feet of the earth xvith a, coo spectators directly underneath. There was no open spot on which ho could light and he deliberately steered the machine into a tree. The machine was wrecked, the re shattered, but Heachey escaped with a few scratches about the face.

woman's m:rTY xo srxiurr. It all lies in the care she bestows upon herself and in keeping at bay those dread ills peculiar to her sex. The Hashing eye, the elastic step and the clear complexion never accompany organic, troubles. The distressed expression, lassitude, headaches and mental depression are only the tell tale symptoms. Women so troubled should take Fydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that simple remedy made from roots and herbs and restore their health to a normal condition. Advertisement.

ST III Civ FX SI ' I ) 1 ) I . XI . Y. Harry Cranger. giving his address as Walkerton, was removed from th Sov.th Shore railway depot Sunday night to the county jail with a sudden attack of illness. A physician was called and attended the man, who was reported improved later.

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We have the best and most up-to-date machinery in South Bend. Call, bring your Old Shoes and see our machinery in operation. Best of leathers used and prices the Lowest. We do any and all kinds of repair work, either by hand or machinery. LEWIS CHRAPEK 331 S. Michigan St.

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FUNERALS.

caul ir:ift.i.Mi. The funeral of Carl Xiedbal.-kl. agei To years, who wus killevi Thursday night when struck by a switch engine on the C. I. v S. -rossing at Ar:old st.. was loid Sunday afternoon at .. o'clock at the St. Hedwige's Catholic church. Pew M. T. Szulewski. s. C. olliciatd. and alsi IeIird the sermon at the eooxjiusion of th service?. Rurial was made ii th- "edarCrove cemeterv.

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