South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 72, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 March 1914 — Page 3

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- w - v .v. - ' . v I WASHINGTON. March Tin Rrltlsh. minister at Mexico, Fir Lionel Carden. conferred with Pre s-ident Wilson on the troublous affairs in Mexico. The Kngllsh r,tatt.';inan it; now on his way from Washington to Dnsland. Late News of the Surrounding Towns IlAIviniTOWX. Mlra Rector spent the week end with relatives at Niles. W. K. Gilbert and wifo were quests of Joseph Haas and wife Sunday. II. I. Cauffman and wife wre quests of the I 1 Cmffman family on Portago Prairie Friday. Sid Ix-Mott Fjitnt sevrral da'3 with fritiids la this, vicinity la.t eok. J. II. Tir-Kt ore! r.imiiy and M. K. i;H)trt and farnib' spent Saturday vtr.inR with J:is. Snolras. and wife. Hattle Clemen.' ami daughters Iva and Heh n return (l homo Saturday venlng' after spending1 th ui.-t k with tlie former's parents, I.,, r. Cauffman and wife. Mrs. Daisy Wyat of Niles is visitins her sisters, Mrs. S. A. Ferguson ;mu Mabtd yniith, and brother Johnnie Kedden. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Dodge left A'ednesday afternoon to take up their abode with their son Charles. There wan no Sunday school Kun;ay owing to the se- eie storm. Servi'es next Sunday at J:.".0. Mrs. James Snodgrass and Smith entertained the D. ladies, and their husbands home of the former Saturday. njoyablo day was spri.U Mabel of II. at the A very UNION. .Mrs. A. II. Nichols is on the sick list. Donald Graham went to Elkhart Monday to spend a few days. Tho out of town pupils were unable to get to school Monday on aceoimt of the drifted roads. Mr. and Mrs. Hert Gardner are the proud parents of a baby boy born .Monday. Tho funrr.nl of tho late Mr. Ttomo Dibble was held at their hom n-ar Kri.-tol Tuesday afternoon and the l.ody wai brought bore for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Fields visited Harvey Sosserman and family of e'onstantine Tuesday. Tho Baptist AM focioty met with Mrs. John Cleveland Wednesday. Allan Wheat had two of his lingers badly cut and hand bruised at th awmill Monday. uin(;siu;i:v. Owlns to the storm Mr. Porter v. as I not buried Sunday, but was buried Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heusell spent .Sunday at Kingsbury. Jack Orance Is visiting: his brother Pill Orance. Perlin Spencer is suffering with rheumatism and lumharro. Marsu:rito Stone is still very ill. .Mrs. Hank Pakcr is entertaining lier son Ira. On aceount of the snow storm the mail man could not ro over the route .Monday. Grace McOormiek was in the village Monday. ruixs wr vam.ky. Mr:. A. Marsh and Mrs. Kohcrt Smith and daughter spent Wednesday with Mrs. Christina K?rer. Mrs. Watkins w:ls the puest of Mrs, James Pppert Thursday. Th farmers' meeting held at tho Pleasant Valley M. 1'. church all day Wednesday, was well attended. The Uulics Aid will meet w ith Mrs. Kd. Peaudway Wednesday. Tho revival services at California M. 13. ehurrh have closed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kaiser spent the week end with, relatives and friends in Import p. A mas-pierade surprise party was pivrn on M.r. ar.d Mrs. Kd. F.eaudway Wednesday evening. Hmma Ilertel is spending a wek with Mrs, H:irrison l.ute of south of C)sceola.. I.ouis P.allock and wife were pnests of Mr. and M.rs. Pebow Sunday. Mrs. Hiram Mct'rtry ami son Wilbur vrero in Mlshawaka Thunvlay. Mrs. Schinky ar.d Mrs. P.eaudw:L apent Wcdnesilay in South Pend. wwvrv. Walter ShcnoUeld of South T'end is visitinff a few das with Herman Kaiser and family. The funerr.l of Mrs Jacob Marker rr Woodland took jdae Wednesday forenoon. Rev. Paul Grob otllciatin. Quito a number from here attended the funeral nr. Mrs. Marker was a pioreer resident. The teachers of Madison township will apain meet for the seventh insti HOIIEOFGOODCUOTHES ." - mmm m a L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lndy Assistant, J20 Wret Colfax At. j Tlome r297. Pell 297. Raincoats and Rubber: AT THE RUBBER STORE

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Make It Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxuriant and Remove All Dandruff. Your hair hocomfs llijht. wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as .-oft, lustrous and beautiful as a youn girl's after a ''DamP rim- hair cl-anse." Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefulK- draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the . hair of dust, dirt and exc essive oil J and in just a few -moments you have ' doubled the "beauty of your hair. ! lie sides beautifying the hair at one', Damunne dissolves every partirle of dandruil; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair. But what will please you most will bo after a few weeks' use wh-n you will actually m- new hair line a-:l downy at lirst ye. but really n-w hair Krowin ail over tho seaip. If you care for pretty, soft liair and lots of it surely j:ot ;L 2 -rent bottle of Knowltoii's Ianderine from any dni:'-Ki-t or toilet counter, and just try it. Advertisement. j j j at the Wyatti tute Saturday, March school building. Herman Kaiser smade a busines trip to South Fend Wdne?dnv. Misx Edna Iaj'-r has rr-siwned Iht position a.s frt ight agent and the suime position hu.s hern accepted by Iteuel Kaiser. A sleigh load from here called on Peter Kettrin and family Friday evening. The public sale of the late William Hummel was held Tuesday and was well attended. A nnmher of people called on Morfra.n Shcarfr ,-uul familv Tu-.(lav evening. .Musk- uUs tlie chief pastime. YI.IJ.OW IJANK. A. Visma:i is on Mrs. I sick list. Mr. Shenoiu-r has mor-d from his farm near Nappar.ee to the Phillips farm he purchased some time ao. A number of friends from Xapranee attended the funeral of Mrs. David I tuff. Iltnrv Schndl is still on the sick list. The litl- daughter James Kess'.er. who is improving- slowPy. of Mr, and Mrs. has luns fever, Mrs. Harry Wanner and 'sof: Fred of Eolith I lend are quests, of friends here, .Air. and Mrs. (. WaMier. The Misses Pearl Seyljold avl Tttle Hauffhmun attended the teachers' examination Saturday. IjYDICK. Mrs. Klizal.eth Chilcote ll f Sonth Bend, who spent the past week with Clinton Peterson and family, returned. Charles Mikesel and family were puests of Arthur St roup and family Monday of Walnut Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Silas P.oss. of Five Points and I toy Peterson and family were pm-sts of Clinton Peterson and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Punnahoo and Mrs. Charles Myers were guests of G. S. Punnahoo Sunday. A. II. Chivin's-ton bf Steamboat Springs. Col., who has not met with his brothers for .rears, and Philip Chivinston of Ftna Green are guests of Klnter Chivinjrton of Pyilick. Mrs. Susan Stroup ami Mrs. Forest Hitter were uuests Weilnesday witll Mrs. Alden Palmer of South Pend. Mrs. Judson Wenrick wan a K.est of Mrs. Wesley Ort of South Bend this week. Mr. ami Mrs. Wesley Ort of South Bend were quests of Mr. and Mrs. Judson We-nrick Sunday. For Rough, Wrinkled, Freckled, Pimpled Skin As March winds, flying dust and dirt, nre npt to inj'.tn any complexion, this inforniatiM will lie of srwelal ;-nlue rlsrht now. If yea have any cutaneous blemish, dou't use paint. powlr or anything else to cover It up. Too often this only emphasize the defect resides, it's much easier to remove the disfigurement with ordinary mrreolizol wax. Apply nightly, tlie wax will jrrad ti ally remove freckles, pimples, moth pat'-ht, sallowiwKs, rl or yellow llotches or any r;urfai iruptlon. Tie affected cuticle is aKsrbel, a little each day, until t!:e car. soft, youthful nnd beautiful skin beneath bronprht wholly t view. Ask the drucit for one ounce of mereohz'"d wax mid co this like you ue cold crMin. Jtetnove lu morning wlti f-wp and. wuter. Many vh have trhX this fc!mpli h.irmlesH treatot-at report astonishing results. If bothend lt'j wrinkles or farrows, a wash lotion made by dissolving 1 oz. owdrel Pisolite in pt. wltoh hazel ill pro re wonlerfuny cffectlvo. DR. S. M, BAffTLETT Nervous and Chronic Diseases Men and Women. SUCCESSORS TO THE UNITED DOCTORS Many men and women in and aboxit South Pend attributed their present statue of health and well beins to the Master Specialist 'in chronic diseases, i Many cases have been cured by Dr. Partlett after others have failed to give relief or cure. If you are irufferins a.s the result! of any form of chronic or nervous disease, no matter of how lens stand- ' ins. you should consult Dr. Partlett in recrard to your case before hope is abandoned, ltis consultation and ex-j amination is absolutely tree, and he will under no circumstances accept your case for treatment unless In his opinion you can be relieved or cured. I Can ou aflord to nesitct this oportu:iiiy to obtain the counsel and advice of this medical expert In regard to your case when it is eftYr. to you free oT nil charge? Should you p. it m:i!:e eveiv effort in vour liouvr - m - - " - - . - f - - j to obtain this greatest cf all blessings, perfect health? Others have obtained trulv remarkable results at the hands of this skilled specialist. Why not you Dr. Partlett s i, dices are located on the und tloot of the Tocpp Pulldinff orx S.uith Mam street, opposite tho Pcstoltice. Otlic hours from y A. M. to IL'M.. 2 to 5 P. M.. 7 t( S P. M.

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WOMAN SEA CAPTAIN TO GET COMMAND OF AMERICAN STEAMER

,- v. : y . I Mrs. A;netf von I'auditz. Denf mark's only woman sea captain, has ! been promised promotion to a steamer t n the. American service. She is now oiiTitnriiiilinc a vcael between Fussia and England. Capt. Yon I'auditz wears a natty uniform with square cut throat and a 'skirt of tne same material. Sn' claims to be the only nal feminine master mariner in tl.c world. MANY TAX PAYERS SEND THEIR MONEY Uncle Sam's Colh-tfirs Are aed .Many Tri. ban Misc'oiitrunl. WASHINGTON. Mar. :. Althoajrh ! thf im-ome tax law stipulates that Fnch' Sam must send his collectors around to el tho money from this t i :-our -e, the treasury department on! 'Thursday anncmnced that many indi1 viduais liave saved this trouble by send in ir in their assessments in adance. For the month of January the individual assessments ahead v received totalled .S.10. The fact that so much money has been received without solicitation is taken that many persons misconstrue the law. THREE RIOTS MARKED BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS NEW VOIIK. Mar. 6. Thn r ots marked the attempt of ."On dei'o.-itors in the Henr.y Siegel and Co. bank to effect a settlement Thursday. About half of the depositors present at tho meetimr were in favor of accepting the offer of 32 1-2 per cent in cash and 70 1-2 per cent in notes endorsed by Siegel and Yogel. Tho clashes occurred when John P. Muench. chairman of the committee of ten. advised the depositors to accept the terms offered by the Siegel bank. Irving W. Conns, a depositor, who also accepter! this basis of settlement, caused a small riot when ho denounced a depositor who wanted "50 per cent or nothing" us a fakir. Tho depositors sent a petition to Judge Hand, sitting In the bankruptcy proceedings, asking him to advise as to the worth of notes offered by Siegel and Yogel. SUED; CALLS OFF TOUR Mrs. Mabel Slater Defendant Quarter Million Action. in POTON, Mass., March 6. Just as she was about to board a westbound train on her way to Japan, a $250,000 suit was tiled Thursdav against Mrs. irsuay , with Mabel Hunt Slater, ow of Horatio

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Clean Your Waste-Clogcjed Liver and Bowels Tonight! Feel Bully! Oft a lO-ent box now. No odds how bad your liver, Momach or bowels; how much your head ;ches, how miserable and uneomforta)!e you ar" from constipation, indi-ges-tion, biliousness and slucgisli bowels you always get the desired results with Ca?carcts. Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable Take Casearets tonight; put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, ass stomach, backache and all other distress; eP fins.' your Inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipated matter which is producing the misery. "A 10-cent box means health, happiness and a clear head for months-. No more days of gloom and distress If you will take a Cascaret now and then. .Ml druggists sell Casearets. Don't forget the children their little insldes lift d a gentle cleansing, too. Advertisement. X. Plater, who founded the Plater mills, at Webster, by her brother,' Paul Hunt. The action is for a breach of contract. The suit cancelled Mrs. Slater's -trip to the Orient. TO EXAMINE CHARLTON Italian Medical IAperts Will Test Ilim af to His Sanity. XAPLKS. Italy. Mareh G. T'orter ', ''liarltoh, the your, Ann Tiean who is! auaititiff trial lor the murder of his wife at Lake mf, will he examined! as to liis sanity !' two of Italy's ex-i perts. Deputy I''bardo I'ianehi. for-j mer minister of instruction, and Prof. 1 llnrico Morselli ot the rniveisity of! (;etua. will make the examination. BULL MOOSE PAPER IS OUT Indiana Citicn" Attacks Both Democrats and Kepuhlicans. INDIANAPOLIS. Mar. k Attacking both democrats and republicans the lirst issue of the Indiana Citizen, official orjran of the Progressive party in this state, was distributed Thursilay. The paper starts with a circulation "of 2.".iit0, of which 1."..000 is ,'uaranted by the state progressive committee. George Stout, formerly of Marion, is editor, Albert J. BeverhU'e, former C. S. senator, is the chief contributimr editor. P. U. Inman is business manai;er. NOT A WOMAN VOTED Iteturns From Illinois Town Show No Saiffrasists. PLGIN. 111.. March Cday of the votes cast in election of Plato Center, Wednesday, showed that V count to- i the town near here not a smk'le woman took advantage of her riht to vote. Althoucrh ther-" was a hot liht on the selection of highway board meml'ers. the women refused to take any Interest in the election. ;i:n. KiNCi is n.i. NKW YORK, March C Gen. Horatio C. King, the author, who was stricken with paralysis last Saturday, was Thursday reported to bo in a much improved condition and no immediate fear is felt for him as a resalt of the shoc k.

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50c Kimono Aprons For made of t or percale er-all ov rons, eut spec ial . Up to $ mm ::"I7i:..m t, Silk loo beautiful latest new spring Saturday at New Line Spring Suits. Child's Closing out lot sold op to $5.00, Women's Stocking Women's 75c Silk Hose All silk thread hiph spliced heel. Colors black, white and tan. Special Saturday .34c REG. 25c LISLE HOSE For women urn7, rnjsses, made of fino gauzo lkVid v Ui Kpeeially 3 reinforced heel and too. Extra elastic top, pair 16c WOMKWS HOSE IMir at FLEECE LINED lOic Women's $1 Fleeced Union Suits Regular ?1 ribbed fleeced Union Suits, silk trimmed, and perfect fit tine garment. 67c at . . Misses' and Child's 75c Union Suits. v Fine ribbed Union Suits for misses and children ; all sizes, at vJv Infants' 50c Ruben's Vests Every mother knows this brand of all wool vests sold everywhere at 50c. Saturday 37 at 0 C Children's 20c Hose Fine and Heavy Ribbed Hose. all sizes, Pair . . . lHc WOMFX'S tlT.c Ho.m: SUDpoiiti:us, : Social at JLUU Boys' roy Suits They are wonderful valu?3 at this price. Only 15 suits in the lot. Norfolk style. Whilo they la.t Saturr. S1.99 Boys' S3.00 Overr: ...S1.00 A clean-up sale of Boys' 'Winter Overcoats in all wool mixtures and worsteds. Sizes 3 to C years. Special at 81.00. Boys' $1 Knee Pants Made of All Wool Cloth in Knickerbocker style; extra strongly made in all sizes. Qp Saturdav at sJJKj Boys' 35c Blouse Gingham Waists Made of best fast color sinshams, chambrays and black sateen, in all sizes. SpeIal Saturday at .. 18c HOYS' HAH UAH colors. Special at CAPS in all 37c

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heavy all fdlk Messalino Petticoats in shades. Deep plaited llounce. Coats, V alues Up to of. Children's Winter Coats that your choice at..,.. Women's $1 House Aprons Made of Amoskca GIncham, covers entire dresses; all sizes, at 59c Women's 75c Night Gowns Made of heavy pure white tennltt flannel, cut extra full, nt 42c Child's 50c Dresses Only 7o dresses In this lot, made of trimfed styles. Special percale and chamhray: neat 29c Child's 25c Underwear Skirts and Pants; ribbed fleece lined, in all sizes. Siecial Saturday, garment 9c Infants' $2.50 Coats Short or Ions, Redford cords an dserpros; beautiful Cjt SP largo collars, at $3.00 Wool Sweaters For men and women; all wool sweater coats; high Q QQ rolling collar, at pl0 $1.50 Bed Blankets Large size double Bed Blankets, in tan, grey or white, colored bor ders, pair at 94c $2.50 Bed Comforts Kxira heavy Silkolino and white cotton tilled, d at ti eovered 1.45 Child's 25c Gloves One lot of Misses' dren's Knitted Gloves all colors; pair at . . . and Phil12k $1 Green Petticoats Fcr women and misses; Sate-on Petticoats in Kelly Green and A beauty. Special at 59c BASEMENT BARGAINS 2T,c. KHIXKLK CKHPKS, plain and fancv patterns for dresses; 27 inches wide; yard 17c r,Oe STOKM Sl-IHGE, full lin of dark colors; inches 0W wide, yard Sc SHAKKH I'LAXXUI,. unbleached heavy doublo" fleecy nap. 21 inches wide, f yard Dz.C KQH-T-XOOi: 10c DHI'sS Bpecia.1 at D j C $1 SKA3LLESS BED siiKirr. . 63c full bleached; sizo 81x30; ready for tiie. SpoJal . . lie PILLOW CASKS, sood -quality rnuslin; size 42x30, at extra 9i rj i-jc amoskt:ag im:i:ss GINGHAM. :VZ inches wide: new spring patterns, yard 7c SJJ TACK CtllTAlXS, beautiful new patterns to select from Q A Social, pair -O rOc WINDOW SHADKS. oil colors?, complete with fixtures, 07n Sreciai 0 L

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