South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 93, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 March 1914 — Page 2

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MUSIC SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. In consideration of the pleasure expressed by so many of our patrons as well as the satisfaction to ourselves in our three previous afternoon and evening concerts we wish to announce we have arranged a series of concerts to be given by Matte's Orchestra. Each Saturday afternoon and evening beginning tomorrow, March 28th and continuing until further notice. We most cordially invite all to take advantage of these occasions. Respectfully, ROBERTSON BROS. CO.

EASTER SALE OF THE LATEST BEADS. Women are Inlying beads to match every gown. We have just received an Important Shipment of Black Beads Handsome Cut Beads Beautiful Colored Beads. Remarkable Values at 25c', 50c and $1.00.

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For Easter Wear

Labor Reduced The O 'Cedar Mop is certainly a Krcat relict to the housewife. "No more stooping when usint; the O'Cedar can be adjusted to any position takes up all the dust "from place where dust accumulates, the floors wainscoaiini; and any O'Cedar mops are easily cleaned and renewed. O'Cedar Mop medium size SI. O'Cedar Mop large size, 51.50. Both titled with adjustable handles O'Cedar Polish for renewing mop, also for cleaning and polishing floors and furniture. 12 ez. Bottle 50c. 4 cz. Bottle 25c. O'Cedar Duster Cloth can be washed and retreated with O'Cedar Polish. 25c each.

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TAFFETA SILKS. We have a splendid stock of Fine French Taffeta Sil;.s blacks 85c, S 1 .00, S 1.25 and s 1 .65 vard. Colors 85c yard. Handsome Printed French Taffeta Silks at S3.95 yard. 42 inches wide. C. C. Bennet French Tart'eta the finest made.

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Men's Fur

Easter Sale Men's Shirts at 95c Two weeks ai;o we opened our Men's Section, setting a standard of value-giving that will lorn? be remembered. Tomorrow we place on sale hundreds of line shirts, up to $2.50 values at 95c.

Hats is one of the most important the finishing touch to complete the outfit' for Easter. We are putting on sale tomorrow, Saturday, 25 Pattern Hats that range in values up to s 12.50. Mr. George Robertson bought these Hats in New York three days ago from awell known manufacturer. They are all different models. See the window display SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICE $5.00 Robertson s Easter Sales There is a vast difference in the quality of merchandise mere

price alone is no criterion. The only real bargains are when on comparison you find quality better and price lower. To be always sure of quality we buy only such of merchandise which byVirtue of their real excellence stands every test of merit. Our Easter Sales are the greatest Bargain Events eve.r attempted by us. You will find upon comparison we are always lower in price qualities equal if not better and greater vareties to . choose from. For tomorrow we offer

Handsome Wooliex Suits at $25.00

Wooltex stands for the best there is in women's clothes. Just opened up I

f new Wooltex Suits copies from the finest French models, which have not h

been shown before. These will be on sale tomorrow at S25.00. Sizes 36 to 48 is how we buy the Wooltex line and for the large stout person we can fit you with a Wooltex Suit perfectly. SPECIAL NOTE On account of the extraordinary values offered in Suits at S 18.50 the Wooltex garments which we offer tomorrow at S25.00 are Special values and special styles. 385 MAX RUBEL AND WOOLTEX COATS.

. At $10.00 ard $18.50. All beautifully lined over 50 styles to choose from all new just arrived. People tell us thev never saw socman v beautiful garments before. See our windows. HANDSOME ALL WOOL BALMACAAN COATS AT $10.00. Made especially for us. Sleeves silk lined. It's better than most SI 5.00 coats. MISSES' AND JUNIORS' COATS AT $9.45. Extraordinary values. They'll be sold out early at this price.

M V 7" f CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Gil S IVlllL A line lot of Dresses in eineham and Indian Head, all

colors and sizes. Special Saturday $1.25 values JyC OUR LINE OF WHITE DRESSES FOR CHILDREN In voile, crepe, lawn and swiss are the greatest showing we ever had. Special values for Saturday (J fl f A from $1.00 to ' CELEBRATED DIX HOUSE DRESSES. All sizes, 34 to 5o. Just arrived Percales (J? fifh Ginghams embroidery trimmed ij) JAP IMPERIAL KIMONAS.

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Be careful to get The Best Corset before you buy. In these days of keen competition you hear of hundreds of splendid corsets. We sell one of the best lines in the world. ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS. Royal Worcester Corsets are sold in Paris to the most exclusive fashion houses. Their numbers 993, 905, 842, 868 are garments that will give you entire satisfaction. Roval Worcester Corsets LOO, 1.50, '2.00

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Every W aist We Sell Brings Us New Customers. Tomorrow you will find the greatest line in the city. Shadow Laces and Plain Ne tWaists, T1 O Cfj hand emb. trimmed in tine laces yL.ij Figure Voile Waists : $8.50 and $9.50 Soft Taffeta Waists $8.50 to $12.50 Crepe du Chene Waists $3.95 to $10.00 Voile and Batiste Waists $1.95 to $10.00 100 Waists in Cotton Crepe Voile and Batiste trimmed in tine lace. Special for T1 nn Saturday 4M.UU

A Remarkable Purchase of 300 Handsome Silk and Cloth Coats. Just arrived. Are being ticketed and marked for tio Cn tomorrow's selling V? iauu You never have seen such garments at such a price. There isn't one suit in this great lot that U not a $25.00 vale and up to $37.50, copen and old blue Gaberdines Tan and Drown Wool Ratine. Handsome Crepe Poplins. .Many lined with Pompadour Silk. Many Crepe Silk lined. This Purchase represents the finest garments turned out hy Max Huhel. 48 W. 25th St., New York. His price being $16.75 to S27.50. Many garments are made of materials where there was not enough to make ocvr three or four suits. We bought all the piece goods and he made them up into thoe

wonderful Suits. The first shipment we sou in a very snon nine ium oaiur

dav. The balance on sale tomorrow 1 rl j q A CJ' Sizes'l4, 16, 18, 36, 38.

Underwear

At great savings. It's time to take in these garments. Sl.oo Value Fine CQn Knit Shirts J3b Sl.oo Value Fine Knit CQp Drawers Job S1.50 and S2.00 Union 0qo Suits at

Short Kimona, same quality $1.25.

Men's Neckwear at 25c and 50c

You'll find remarkable values in this wonderful selection. MEN S WORK SHIRTS AND OVERALLS. This department offers you the greatest- values ever shown in Northern Indiana. See our Overalls at 50c. See our Work Shirts at 48c.

Roy's Section

Splendid boys' blouses at 25c and

The celebrated K. & 15.

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Boys' Wash Suits at $1.00, $1.50 and

Oliver Twist Boys' Suits $1.50 to

50c 50c

$2.00 $2.65

News of Interets to Polish Citizens

SOCIAL EVENTS.

The aft nvoM faiuy work class of!

thf I'oIlh U'oimn's Alliaint- nf Anu-r-ira, coinliirtrtl ly Mis. .Mary Xi-z-oilzka. tv ill meet .af.mlay attcrnoon at J o'clock in one of the class rooms of St. 1 Ietlwiue'.- schcol. The choir i.f Polish Falcons M. Ko.Mianowski. ill hohl its sinuin' rehearsal Monday evi niiiK U o'clock, at Kocin2ko hall. Tlu' rehtarsal "f :v I'lay -ntitlel 'Koszyk Kwiatow" i F.asket of Flowrs. will be he hi Moml.ty -ni:-.K at S oYlook at the St. Hetlwie hall. i:n!er the tlirei-tin of Kev. M. T. Sza'ewski. Mi.s HeiJwiiro Makielski. wo will rntrr Tut-il.t th-- I!;v.rth hosj-ital trainliifr school, was ih-lipht fully surITlseii Thursday rvcp.inc hvv 2 of lu-r inly friends at th.- home of lit r jarents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Makicl-

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homo in Fhicairo. after a short hviri-1

ness visit in South Heml. Vincent Swarzynski. of Michigan City, is in the city on husines. Frank Frezedzinski. of Chicago, who has heen here on business, left Thursday afternoon for ' 'lc eland t spend a few days with relatives. Staephen Milosny, (f Iaporte. Ind.. lias arrived in the city for a business transaction. .Michael Hazinski. r.r r,s. Fhaiun St.. returned hme Thursday from a short business visit in Chicago. Adelbert Luzny. son of Mr. ami Mrs. I'niiii) l.uzny. 1 10S W. Division st.. is critiially ill with rheumatism. Ir. Hi nnoe- is attending him. Joseph Szczypiorski. 14 5 S. Phillipa st.. formerly a clerk of the American Furniture store in Chicago, has taken a position with the J. Puzplochowski furniture store, on V. Division st.

cemetery incorporates the old Miller homestead and at the time of its purchase by the city, the Heyrer family purchased a lot rn the site of the former hojno and the bit of land iay just beneath the room in which Mrs, lSeyrer was married.

WORLD'S PRETTIEST PRINCESS IS IOLANDA OF ITALY

HOLD YOUTH AS FORGER

Chicago Police ArreM i:. I). Hichartls on Char.ro of Vttorir. lale Checks.

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sented with beautiful irifts. The evef ; ir: was very pleasantly spent with

fimos and music. Follownn: is tbei li-t of those wh attended: !irs. . St. rib v Drejer. M:-'-s Fearl smor.

Th(ulos:a Dd;tor. Hedwii;.- Put. Lillian ( 'h Imli.iak. Helen Lun;u Angela b';kvztavsk:i. -led'AiiTo I.uzi a. Stephanie Hei. h, lara Ha :n and TheoI hila .iakie!ka.

PERSONALS.

riie'-z'I:iU:? Trepir!:i b'ft this rnornitiu' for hi hm- in Detroit. Mich., after a i-:t nf a few days with friends in ,co jth Ib-nd. Frank I.op.n 7. wl.i, ho has been here for ;v lew das I -! t X I ' sr friends, Itft Thursday for hi-: home in hi a. Juhn Koskicwick has retuvaed tj iiia

Michael Iorniewic2. a merchant police, resitlir.ir at 1 :'2 W. Division st.. wis badly injured last niht at 1L':1." oclock when struck by a motorcycle-oev-upied lv two unknown men. while crossing the street. The accident occurred near Pine st.. on V. Division st. With the assistance of John Ku z.crowski. who witnessed the accident. Mr. (lorniewicz was conveyed to his home, where medical aid was at once called. After an examination, it was found that his nose was broken and probably internal injuries. It is alleged that the men were driviriu' at a hitfh rate of speed.

Porn to m;n . 1 2 4 March 27.

Mr. W.

and Mrs. John HrrDunham st., son.

BURIED BENEATH SPOT WHERE SHE MARRIED

Mrs. John Peyrer, whose funeral took place Thursday afternoon from the residence. 730 Inland av was buried on the spot on which she was

maj-ru d 157 years i'ko. Kiverview 1

FIIR'AMO. March 27. The Chicago police Friday were holding D. F. Kiehards. a well dressed yoimir man. while thekv investijrute more than a score of worthless checks he is said to have left in his wake in a trip through the east. The Pinkerton detective agency caused his arrest, charging him with passing valueless paper in Rochester and Albany. X. Y. At Rochester it was alleged he obtained nearly ?00. Richards likely will be taken to Detroit where it is ehurixed that he forced and cashed a check for $200 at the Peninsular State bank. Richards has a sister here who is critically ill and his mother is prostrated on account of his arrest.

CHICAGO SUFFRAGETS TO PARADE MAY 2

Two llundrctl Horsewomen Will I.cal Marthers in Windy City.

CHICAGO. March 27. Two hundred expert horsewomen will ride in the huge suffrage parade which will pass through the streets of Chicago on May 2. Mrs. Kellogg Fairbanks, gowned in white- and gold and mounted on a white charger, will head the procession. Miss lirace Wilbur Trout, president of the Illinois Suffrage as-

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RIVER PARK.

sociation. w ill walk at the head of the marchers. Several thousand women will parti

cipate In the demonstration, which will be the largest ever held here In the interest of women voters.

The River Park school will close this afternoon for the annual week's spring vacation. Miss Ella lUeman, the principal, will leave this evening for Detroit, Mich., to spend the week with her parents. Miss Ksther Fields will visit relatives at Fairland, Ind. Miss Nora Rusher will go to her home at Warsaw. Ind. MIfs Grace Wolfe and Miss Anna DeLoney will spend the week at their home in Plymouth, Ind. Miss Grace Logan will leave this evening for Berrien Springs, Mich., and Miea Hootman will f-pend the week at Greencastle, InJ. Edward Rogers has returned to New Carlisle. Ind. Mrs. O. J. Faroute entertained the Xeedlecraft club Thursday at her home on S. Twelfth st. Needle work and contests were features of the afternoon. Luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mr?. R. F. Ilirsrh. N. Twelfth ft. Miss Mabel Blankenbaker. of N. Seventh t., who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks. Is slowly Improving. Mis Lulu Martin, of Jacksonville.

ill., who has been visiting In Klkhart the past week, returned to River Park this morning and will spend "several days with relatives before returning to her home. Mrs. Wade, of N. Seventh st., is reported ill. N. L. Ault has been removed from Epworth hospital to his home on S. Seventh st. His condition is very much improved. Mr?. William Tobias, of Klkhart. is p guest of Mrs. John Stoddard, of Nineteenth st. Carl Wltwer. of .S. Sixth t.. who has been in Florida for th past two years, has returned. The condition of Mrs. Aaron Poole, of Mishawaka aw. remains unchanged. Mrs. Knos Stauffer. of Mishawaka av.. entertained a number of friends Thursday at six o'clock dinner. ' The Voting Ladies' Sunshine club

was entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Dorothy Denyc-s. at her hom on N. Eighth st. Following a brief business session the tim was sptxit socially and with rf-edle work. The hostess served a two-course hi nch.?-r.. In two weeks the o!v' will m et with Miss Ruth Herrick. on X. Eigh'h rt. Oscar Hutchinson left yestrnlay f. r Poushkeepsip, N. Y., to vi.-it h!s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William il'Jtniinon, sr. J. E. Del-ane, of Frankiort. Ky.. v.-i..; in River Park Thursday. A businers meetintr of th Kappa ."Igma Vi was held Thursday ev. r.in,'

at the M. E. church.

Mavor Davidson hus "n1

f ago after a visit with hi parent.-. Mr. and .Mr.--. William Dabl-..a. ! N. Sixth j-t. Mrs. K.ir ('rit. of Sc -nd .. will leave today for a viv:t with friend. at North Libery. Ind. Mrs. VJ. D. Martin, wlio has been visiting h'-r father, Andrew Kerk. and si--tt-r. Mrs. H. F. Rroks. of N. Eleventh St.. returnerl to I'ort Wayne. Fril;i. Mrs. D. Kuespert. of Serond rt.. has ben fuite ill for several days. Rev. Appleby, superintendent t t beSouth Rend district, had thare ..f t! quarterly conference at the Meth"d:t Episcopal church Wednesday e Rev. Appleby will be here Sar.dV at d deliver the sermon at !":40 S;r'iiy mornin?. after which sicramental -:-vices will be h'dd. Mrs. M. Namkcots. of Miaawaka av., entertaine,! at six n'r'.ot k ii::r.er Thursday evening. Aniong tho-e prev. ent were Mr. and Mrs. R. William 1 and Mr. and Mrs. 11. Rogers, of Souti Rend. Mrs. Taber Leno. of MichU'ai City, Ind.. visited River Park friend Wednesday. Miss Grace Eon will .-pond the . end at Plymouth. Ind.

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