South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 114, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 April 1914 — Page 2
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When we opened yesterday a shipment of the newest models in Wooltex Suits and Coats and exhibited them in our show rooms to our salespeople, every one expressed enthusiastic approval. You will do the same if you come here and see these beautiful coats and suits yourself. Three of the latest style ideas are expressed in these Woolteq Coats and Suits. The thing that will surprise you most about these garments is the modest prices that we have placed upon them. As it is the last opportunity you will have this season to pick from an unbroken assortment a new Wooltex Coat and Suit, we suggest you see them at once.
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Must be up to a certain standard before they are allowed to be placed on sale the linings the materials the styles must be correct, as Wooltex guarantee is back of it. It must give you satisfaction. That's what Wooltex means to you. ooliex Suits at $15 Never have such suits been offered so early in the season. Twelve models; all sizes. $29.75, $32.50 and $35.00 Suits all at $18.50. All sizes; eight models. Beautiful materials. 50.00 and $65.00 Silk Suits at $29.75. All Wooltex 21 left for Saturday selling; no two alike. 25 Silk Moire Co a is Tomorrow $10.00
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In this great sale of Wooltex garments are a splendid lot of Handsome Girls Coats, Handsome Plaids, Golfines, Ratines. Some all Silk Lined. Thev are priced at $10.00. 65 Handsome Short Sport, Golf and Auto Coats Just the garments. Fine Chinchillas, Duvetincs, Velours. Priced $2.95, $10.00 and $15.00. Many Belted Backs, some Norfolks.
40.00 to 50.00 Silk Coats at $25. 00
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$25.00 to $35.00 Wooltex Coats at $15.00 We could get $25.00 for every Coat if we'd ask it and then sell a. better coat than you usually get for $25.00, because every Wooltex coat is an extraordinary coat at any price. - Handsome Htamines, Voiles, Reps and Serges all beautifully lined at $15.00. ( , $18.50 to $22.50 Wooltex Coats at $10.00 This collection of Wooltex Coats is really wonderful when you consider the style, quality, and workmanship. Just think of Buying Handsome Silk Lined Coats at such prices. The materials are Fine All Wool Ratines, Serges, Golfines, Mixtures. Splendid Auto Coats in this lot.
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200 Dozen Men's Summer Underwear at 69c, 89c and $1. 05 200 Dozen Men's Summer Underwear at 69c, 89c and $1.05. Made of Fine Nainsooks, Soisettes and Sheer Madras. All sizes. S1.00 and $1.25 qualities 69c. S1.50andrtjS2.00 qualities, 89c and.PlAD
2,000 BOYS' WASH SUITS AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR. Our New York office just closed a tremendous purchase of Boys' Wash Suits. Our share, over 2,000 Suits are on sale tomorrow as follows: 500 Splendid Suits made of striped and Plain Percales; all sizes to 10 years old. Tomorrow at 39c Suit. 1,000 Suits, made of Hyde Galatea Cloth, 12 styles; not a suit worth less than $2.00; many worth S2.50. Tomorrow Sale $1.00.
300 Oliver Twist Suits, made of Hyde's Galatea cloth; never sold less than S2.00. Tomorrow your choice ages 3 to 10 years $1100. 200 Handsome Norfolk Pure Linen Suits sold always at S3.95. This sale $1.50. Mothers, you'll never have a better opportunity to buy the boys' summer clothes than this sale. The prices are less than you'll pay In August.
BOYS' SPRING SUITS And Bloomers that are Extra Values. We offer you our first complete stock of Boys' Suits at prices which we know every mother will appreciate. Boys' Suits at $2.95 aes 3, 4, 5, 6. Made of Stripe Worsted; splendid for service, Norfolk style. BOYS' SUITS AT $4.95. All wool Suits in Blue Serges, Mohair Suits, Black and White All Wool Checks; ages 3 to 17 years, $4.95.
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News of Interest
To Polish Citizens
SOCIAL EVENTS. " s Sa.m Iywinski, -10 4 N. Walnut M., was delichtfully surprised Thursday evening when his relatives anil friends I'iimf to assist him in celebrating his 4 0th birthday anniversary. At VIock h delicious supper whs served. 'ors were laifl fT ." j--ojle. The "venlnt; was eharmlnuly spent with crimes, musio and sitiin. Mr. !uUiSiki Has pris.'tited ith a nam '-or of pretty drifts. Thc w1h attemleil w re: Mr. and Mrs. re.ary I-winski. Mr. a:i;l Mi Iidlslaus Andrysiak, Mr. an.l Mrs. Frank Dabrnwiak. Mrs. and Mrs. Jditi .mainskl. Mrs. Thr.-sa Natki'-wiv. Mi.s ort lla Natki-w u :., Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M rx7.ki-'A ic7:. H'.aniIans
and Jniphine I. a inski. ThA Afternoon fanv work i-lass of th PoM.hIi Wrnen'.- .Mhatue uf America will met .uurd.iy nrr -rn.u.n at I o'clock in t. Heilwi- sdi.l billdiniT. The symphony nrcln str.i of l.dih T'ulcor.. 'A. U. No. 1, will hold it-rhnr-il Friday evening nt o'clncl; in thf nooiiition r.oms. The choir of th Polish Fahons. M. 1 'mat)fi wski. will hold it.s lvzin rheartal Monday -v nine nt 7:.;v o'clock t KiicuiiHo hall. Th exerclivs rf senior and junior evercllnr olaj-, of the I'. li.-h Jtdv lact&. Z. Palicki No. 1, whu h w.-ie
to have been held Monday evening, were jtostponod until Friday evening at V.. . hall. The amateur of a plav entitled 'Zl.oj Madej" (Bandit Madej) will hdd a rehearsal tonight at 7:SU o'clock at Warsaw hall.
Cary after a short busine?? visit In South Bend. llev. Uoleslaus ztuczko, C. C. who ha been here vlsitin? relatives and friends, has returned to Chicago. John Mrozik and Stanislaus Pry2iak have left for Kurope for an extended visit with relatives. Vincent L,ukasik of Gary arrived in tho city Thursday afternoon for a fewdays' visit with friends.
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FUNERALS. The funeral of Casimier Smolta, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. 1-tdislaus Smolta. 733 f. Arnold St.. was held this morning at $:30 o'clock from the residence. Hurial was made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Martin Kasza who has l.rpn istirw Mrs. Clemens Smoiror. 11.1
Laurel ?t.. returned to her home
in Ciilc.'.L-o this morning. Mrs. nthony Kalanlaika and son. Abxaiuhr. anl Mrs. Joseph Krol rj-turnt-d this afternoon to their homes m fnicauo. after snendimr si-eral
das with Mrs. Iary Kalam ajska.
. Thomas st. Andrt-w Szczyj)iorki has left fr his home in Hammond after spending a tvw das with South Kend friends. Jos.-jth Mith'wski arrived m the eitv froin Furi'pf Thursdav evening to reslde. I o Giyninv5ki of Petroit, Mich., is in the eity on husincs. Kt'V. Anthony Zuhowicz. O. P. C. ';lstor f St. Hf ilwiro pari.!i. rt-turn-i h?m- iift.-r spending a few days ii; ,'hkiu'o, .ndr-w Przezdzlenkowski of Chif'.lVo, Wlio Ppent the uek with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Przezd! . it ko wski, H' 11 W. Hunham st., return tl home Timrsday -ninK. Martin Hmicwki ha.s rcturticd to
vin:Lv toisk. "Oh. Luella: ThereN a man Just f:iln cfr that next pier, ami I think it's vour "Well. dear, don't zet exoited: we'll 500:1 know, if lie doesn't eonie up. It' pr.t:tidv Jim he eau't swim, you know." Life. "
Thf os by r-vr.per.tt i)n and ronsMratle of i r dancer i elirnioatd by a new yMeni f !rinc c.isolin wuicli i u--l by n London mm rn. Air S always excluded from t Ii stor.ii;. tar.!i ,v in iLiu
w:itfr. whlMt tiK-s tlit- part v!:! h 4.mj pud by p-;iolJre. In !lHT tb tank Is always filled -)mileft-IU.IttPr how intieh th ouantitv of
CHi line varied. As tLe jra.illne is drawn ofT it place i taken by watr, and a tl:P tWo IO Hot mix tL ira-o'.in 1 n.t ia tie l.iSt affvtd by thr - jiri'XTi'p Of Him tVflter. t!i laftr nlwav n.vkiii'." the luwer part .f the tank.
MOOSE PLAN MEMORIAL Services Will W Held liy Local Lodge Sunday.
The South Hend lodge, I-oyal Order of the Moose, will hold a memorial service in their hall lure next Sunday afternoon, April The officers urpe that the members of the lode attend the services here and that they bring their friends. The Moose are also planning to put a baseball team oin the field. The plans for this departure are still some w hat nebulous and the backers of the plan have not made any definite arrangements as yet. The plan will likely carry through, however, and the scheme will be perfected at the next regular meeting. The lode rooms are now supplied with 20 of th? latest publications. The entire proceeds from the pool tournament just closed were used for the purpose of subscribing for magazines and tiie lodge room is now as complete in this regard as any in th- city.
FAIR GLOBE TROTTER TO ARRIVE IN CITY SUNDAY Mis Dora Koderisuos Will' Sell Her Pictures Here to IJonders on April 19.
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KINCH LEAVES HOSPITAL Man Shot by Harry Z-s Taken to His Home. Clifford Kinch. who was shot by Harry Zoss. rn March was removd t. hi? hme, l :; w. Tutt St., from the t;pworth hospital, where he has been operated on and the bullet recovered. Young Kinch i convalescent and the wound is rapidly healing. He will probably be able to be out in a week
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Miss Dora llodi rigues. a Dutch miss of 20, who is making a tour of the world on foot, is due to arrive in South Fend about 2:0 Sunday afternoon. Miss ttod'-rig ies is making the trip around the world more for the experiences she will encounter than for any other object, and on her return If her native land expects to tike up teaching. The branch of the profession that the traveler expects to take up is known as "observation teaching." and is Jhe relation of first hand experiences by some one -who has traveled widely. Mis.s Koderigues started out on her tour wearing the distinctive national Dutch costume, wooden shoes and all. Sh found th tt this irot her into difficulties and lately she had adopted an equally distinctive but le-s Dutch costume consisting of a red coat, red turban, and nifty corduroy skirt reaching to the tops of trim walking boots. While making the tour Miss RoJeri g 'j e has had as a companion a nrat caliber revolver. She has never had occasion to use the weapon. "ut she believe? it is just as well to have it alonrr. Mis- Iloilfruii'-s has traveled over a lAr part of th t'nited States. She ha negotiated O rant's pass In Washington, no mean feat in itself. She has trampod through the west and liked It. She did not find the south as enjoyable as he had expected and does not hesitate to sav so.
CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT Court Will Announce Decision in the Dunnahoo Suit April 21.
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The $3,ooo suit of Frank Dunnahoo against the Chicago. South IJend and Northern Indiana Railway company was taken under advisement in the circuit court Thursday by special Judge Thomas W. Slick, the judge anliouncing that ho would return Ins decision on April 2 4. The suit involves a garnishee judgment which Dunnahoo secured against the road in 100G. There was somequestion about a suit to be brought against the road to recover thi money apain and Dunnahoo left the money with the company at fcix per c nt interest. Mr. Dunnahoo is now trying to recover the money.
WILL HOLD RECEPTION
Invitations will be issued today to members of the Chamber of Commerce for a reception and smoker at the Commercial Athletic club on the evening of April 2 in honor of H. G. Spaulding the new secretary of the chamber. An indoor baseball game will also be one of the features of entertainment the teams to be picked from members of the- South Hend baseball Club of th Southern Michigan leairu and of the Commercial Athletic club.
WILHIXM ANNOlACni lillDUCTIOXS. I'very spring suit and coat reduced 20 for Saturday's selling. Nothing reserved. The t-.-a -on's b st materials and Styles. See them at WilhelnVs Michig-an and Jefferson.
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The appeal bond of Herbert Demert. who was found iruiltv of
sault and battery in the city eou? was tiled Thursday in the circuit coin here.
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iuci:d. Wilhelm will make a sweeping reduction of 20rt discount on every busy's spring suit and coat Saturday. i:erything marked in idain fi'ure. M i be your own reductions. Wilht lm, Michigan and JcfTersoix.
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