South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 May 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

rnmvr. may s. ton

SOUTH BEND BUILDING j INCREASES AS OTHER ! CITIES SHOW A LOSS! i As comfarl with other lirst-cla.ss j

citie of the United states. South Hend building operations during the Iirst four months show a favorable increase over the same period a year Duiing the first four months an increase of 1G pT cent was Fhown. Due to the fart that the First M. K. church oflicla!. took out a permit for the erection of the new edifice on N Main St.. at a tost of approximately I'J'KOQi) last year, the April results for this year did not nhow an increase and this had considerable to do with lowering tbe total increase. 1'or the four months permits to erTt J-.".S50 were taken out. A year nuo the Jisure for the same period was $255.070. Numerically ioore cities y ho wed lo.-ses in their April statements of building operations than showed ains, though the excess ia not Kreat. The larger cities were among the lossers and the results fhow n distinct losa. The total building permits issued in all the cities ior the month of April aursn-Kates more than $ Of,. 000.000 as compared with 10,000.000 a year ago. There ia an honor roll thi.s month, though not as long as usual. Dayton make a phenomenal gain because of the prostration last year due to the flood, and Ft. Wayne" hows a era in of 7." per cent. The total building permits issued in all the cities for the four months also shows a small loss. This year it aggregated $22::. 427 .307 and last year it was $233,324,467.

DANDRUFF SOON RUINSTHE HAIR Makes It Lifeless. Dull, Dry, Brittle and Thin.

to try to only sure is to disit entire-

THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO ;il.IN. 'HH;o. .M.,v , 4 ; r.i i li ..,niug: W h-.n - M.iy :.;" tu July vv., ,u r.vept. MT Pi V 'rn M.iy I;-, to 1 j; July "Tst s, l. ."(. at-r -M.iy July ."7 j to ; Sep.

1'ork .1 u 1 v Si:72 f 7.".. Lard July MooT; S.-pt. 510.2.". J:ils July Ml.Io; sj. si:... I.IKV MAMKIIT. 'IlK'A(;o. M.iy .V- r.iittiM-- -KerHpts ,.-t-V tl. 'r-aiiior.r extra J.V .; extra flrstj -l -.; firt- rj'.rj.'!' . ; p.i king stt-k If, l-'-'k's ke olj.f L'i.Jl aw. Current r-

17c.

ti r t s s

extra 2lfi22e; dirties

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IMON stock v.vrcns. M. .STOCK VAUDS. III.. M.iv S. :-!:. ij.ts 13.om: market steady. 1 :i:id lnit liei s i.'.TtOi s.;,7 ; (od hnvy 'nSAUl; rough hivv $ -.NK(j s.-jo ; Uirli't "V(V7; pigs ?t).:s.--,; bulk $fi.,V$ at tie I:'.Mpts l.OOO; market stead v. ves $7. Hili rows un.l heifers $3.75 JO; st.M-k ry uiI feeders $o.CK ; aii .7V V.-.O; ejihes .S..VKr..7,-,. ' ticep- I.'iii-ipts 12-OCiO: market stendv.

ive and western $ .:.oQo.70; lambs 5;r.. Slid.

i:st nn i'Ai.o stock. LAST lMITALll, May S. C'jittlo Rpipt 2.) head: mark't active and firm. Prime sirens S'j.mt',r :t 2"i ; but her grades lives i:ript l.'OO Jiead; m-arket Jietjye, 5c iiigher. full t( -hole ',.$(,1 1 ' . T.. Sheep nd laml.s Hei-elpts S.0(X1 head: market, .n-five. Chnk-e Limbs .7.7,"'(.H.i ; eull to fair $(VfHKf 7.2.",; yearlings $..fi) "2..: shwp .T0Olj.-,.iHl. lines i:eeits",.V'r : market a tlve and f teady. Yorkers ."S:.0); pltrs Ss.7,Vfj;. K ; inixMj Ss-.fMV? ;.oo; lieavv S.so'i; s.'.m) ; roughs S7.7o'fiv no; .staK SJI.5or,i7.(K).

Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, Klosy, silky hair, do by all means Ket rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't.

It doe5n't do much pood brush or wash it out. The way to get rid of dandruff solve it. then you destroy

ly. To do thi.s. et about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at nisht when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Uy morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will bo gone, and three or four applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all Itching and diirging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will be t-ilky. Huffy, lustrous, soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at .any drug store. It is Inexpensivo and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fails.

izing company on Vistula av.. is lying at the "t. Joseph hospital suffering serious burns received yesterday afternoon in an explosion in his garage. Although Ills condition is not considered Ferious he is suffering intensely from burns about the face, head and hands. Stewart was repairing a motor boat gasoline tank and was using a blow torch while soldering. It appears that fumes from the interior of the boat tank escaped and were ignited by the blow torch flame. The tank was demolished in the explosion.

Ir. C. H. Crumpacker stated that'

unless mood poisoning developed Stewart's burns will not prove fatal. BIOLOGY PICNIC IS' HELD DESPITE RAIN rjreat Is the love of picnic among the nifmiors cf the Hiology club of the high school. Despite a steady downpor.r of rain over .0 members boarded the special car which left the hih school building at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon on their annual picnic to Hudson lake. The foresight of the committee on arrangements headed by Raymond Phillips which planned the program In event of a rainy day, permitted tho earning out of the entire schedule of events. Games and exploring trips occupied tho attention of the bug hunters during the afternoon and evening and they returned at 8 o'clock. The affair was planned as a farewell to Miss Cunningham, the instructor in biolc'gy and sponsor of the club.

riTTsnnuiii stock. PTTTSP.ri:JII. May attl-iipply light; market, steady. Choice SSjr.O.i O; prime s.rif ksoj pxni $s.oo;H.r.o; 'tidy butchers S7.7.V;s.lO; fair .7.XKr7.r.o; common ?i'..Wii.7.0O: common to good fat bulls $TiTAif,i s.oe ; comrrvvn to good fat cows Sn.." (i.Tn); heifers ..V7.0S.0: frvs-h cow and f-prlngers $I.V0; veal calv-s SM.OOfw a.75; heavy and thin calves .UVdlXAi. Sheep n:id lamls Supply light: market Meady. Prime wethers $7Wd7i.7; good mixed .?.Vj(K,j ;."..V : fair mixed 1.7."."..!.'.: culls and common &::jUOT4.oO: lambs' $;.0C r7.S"; spring lambs Hog; Iievelprs double decks: market lower. Prime hcavv hogs $.s.70j s.7.medium P.i:A.M; heav-i- wrkers " ,$s S7, fv.o; light yorkers .Ss.sVnO(H); pigs .s.s.jjO; rough s,0i K.S.", ; stag's $7.7Atr, 7.7."; heavy mlxeI $.7."fii7.0). TOLr.IH) GILI. TOLCDO. O.. May s.- ('lose- Wheat No. 'i rel .7;ii; cash and Mav lc; July N;"s": Sent. Corn Ciia to 70c; Jlay Gy?;c"f July e.7-v-. oats-tish 41 to 41c; May 41c; July iO4e.

SOUTH IIKXP 3fAUKI7TS. FLOL'K AM) FEED. (Corrected I)ally by Knoblock & Glni, Hydraulic Ave.) CerU ana 1'lour lluvlng wheat t lr.'c; oat at 40. retailing at rye. COo; corn, buying at UV-, elliI)g at 70c.

HIS DREAM REALIZED

IVear-Kver iroslery and TaradLse GartcTS. TVe offer for a limited time only, six pairs of our finest 35c value Guarantcxl Tlose and a pair of our well known, Men' Iaradto Garters for oiw dollar, postpaid. You know these hose; they stood the test when all others failed. They Kivo real foot oomfort. They have no Beams to rip. Tfccy never become loose and ba$cf?y aa the shape a knit. In, not preyed In. They ore Guaranteed for flnenera, fa.- style, for superiority of material and vrorkmanhlp, absolutely stainless and to wear six months without holes, or a new pair freo. Don't d'Jay, pcjuI in your order bforo offer expires. VHUl-KVKlt 1IOSIEUY CO.ACPVXY Dayton, Ohio.

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DR. J. BURKE & CO. 239 8. MICHIGAN ST. Sunday e to It by AppUtmt. JIOTICK We dnplW-at mny lu th um day. nutUr wb fitted them. SlrLmf the

FRO VISIONS.

(Corrected Dally by r. V. Mueller, 213 !

h.. JcfferKon IUvd.) l'rrilt Ornnjres, er case, $2.50; Beilinjj tt 2."- tr iXXr per doz. Lemons, c.ise. 4X0; pelllr.? at Tj to 40o per do2. IJananns. bnyIrc 7V to $J per tuneh; pelling- 5c to 20c per doz. VffetahW New cabbnjje. pylflff ZC pounl; s-lliujc Ht .V. Potatoes, COo per bu.; selllnp at 2-V ier peck. Ilutter mi :KRh Countrr butter, pay Inj ti 2-Sc: s.'llii): lV ;in,l Xk. t'reamery J-Vf tr "7, selliup 7X: to CVir. Kffff. trbtly fresh, paying 17o to ISO, selliaj 20c to 24c. IIAV. 8T1UW AND I'FED. (Corrected T?ai:y by the Weoley Miller Flour Jt Feed Co., 42l S. Michigan St.) Hay. pwJinjr $12 to $14: wiling ?10 to Jl.. traw, paying $ to $7; slllug $s ton. ild corn, paying 0.V per bu.: selling 70c to ir bu. Urtfs. p.iylug 4o per bu. ; elllng at 47e o per bu. Clover weed.

iro. y tenns. selling z-.iv.

It's Tlmo to clean your house. See our new patterns and get our prices. I. W. Lower Decorating Co.

John P. Cully

elliug 70c per bu.

Seed oats.

POl'LTRY AND MEATS.

(Carreoteii Daily ty tli? Ferudell :-:arket, 125 X. Main St.) Poultry Chickenn. paylug 15c to lto, : x'llrig at 2V to 2-. 3Iri Ketarr . tpt:, 2fK' to ; round ! tk. 20. to 2.V; sirloin steak. 3ic; porter' toue. 3.V tv 4(V; t-eef ro.ist. 2C to 2;V: boiling lef, pv to $x-; lard, 16c; biaoked ;

Lara. -.'O'j to ih-o.

hEEDS. (Corre'-ted PallT t-y Warner Ilros. Seed Co.. 114 i:. Wayne St.; 8fd Tlmotliy paying $2.:0 to per buirtel, spiling at $. CO. liei clover p-yir to 7. Kelilng $v Alfalfti. paying $7 to ielllug at Aisike clover, paying from $10 to $12. selling at $12. Cow tea, paving froia to $J."-0. selling $2.0.

TALLOW AM) IIIDF-S. (Corrected Daliy ty S. W. LI pp man. 210 N. f

Miln 5t.) !

Tallow Rugh. IV to

rendered

No 1. 44. to :4c; .No. 2. 3lc to 4c. Hide No. 1 green bides, lie to 12c; cured, calf skin, L4c to 174c; wool, 17c.

(Corrected Dally by Major Uro..

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JACK STEWART IS HURT IN EXPLOSION

Jack Stewart. 70. Vistula av., proprietor ot th9 M. . S. istcanx Vulcau-

Democratic Candidate for County Clerk Subject to the Democratic Primaries May IS, 1914

3 THE STORE THAT MADE WASHINGTON AVE. FAMOUS

REMEMBER THESE PRICES On Sale Every Day in the Year at These Prices Women's Si.50 House Dresses 98c Child's 50c "Little One" Romprrs 39c Women's 5oc Gingham Petticoats 39c Women's $1.00 Short Kid Gloves 69c

OUR FAMOUS MONEY SAVING SPECIALS. On Sale Every Day In the Year at These Pricci Women's $1.00 Lon Silk Gloves 69c Women's 50c Pure Silk Hose 39c Men's $1.00 Union Suits 69c Child's $1.50 Wash Dresses -..-98c

In every community there is a certain limited element women who are actually ashamed to get their money's worth, believing Extravagance to be the hall mark of Exclusiveness. This Store caters to women who are NOT ASHAMED TO SAVE and who want to get the Most for their money.

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89c Long Silk Gloves

49c

In black and white, button

length double

finger tip:

Special .

$1 KID GLOVES Fine fteled kid, short length, 2 clayp style, white,

niacK or tan: ai I sizes

Special at

57c

Women's 50c Petticoats

Made of best irrade Rinphams and cham bray wide embroidery flounce, 0J Special . .0C $1 Black Sateen Petticoats Good prade sateen with boautiful pleated

flounce. ro Special . .Jut

From Our Basement

7Tc Dress linens all spring shades 9Sc Bed Sheets, seamier; 81x90 .

75c Dress Wool Serges, 3 6 -an. wide at.

49c 57c An

7c Turkish Face Clothe, large size; Saturday ...-jC 27c Flowered lHaxon, in bud effects; a yard j2

$? Best Standard Checks Apron, pinp- A hims, j-ard T'.fC $1.50 larjre size Bed Spreads Fringed Cut Q6

7U Oil aoths; 5-4

191,

X-

Comers

2."o Table wide. Special .

29c Silk Mulls, polka 1 Q dots and plain colors.. XV'

$2.50 Hair Switches

human hair full 2 4 Inch-

all shaxiei

Switches, es lonsr.

Special at

Ab 3-Stcm 30 leches

lonp, all shades, vnlue

$4.00. ial at

axles t 98c

!pr.$1.98

50c Silk Hose

Women's shapely kJCf Pure- Thread S3 lk VT,'

ter top, whito, tan, black, pray. TiM. All size -ppecJLfkl at JC Cotton LlsW Iloflo Spec- )i iai lC

Help

Yourself to Any or

All

of These Saturday Savings

GREATEST SALE IN

"CW "J

Women's $10 New Coats . .

$4.96

HomarkaMp ofTorinsr ' Women's and I1smV hciiihl of the season Spring CoatA pick a Balmacaan or Wool Serpen" Dlatronals. Waffle Cloths, Pehble Cheviots, Kimono sleeve three quarter and full models. Kimono sleeves. A coat that other stores sell for as much as $10.00. Friday and Saturday sale $4.96. CLEARANCE 75

COAT

High Grade $12.00 to $15 Values

7 U e 0 J)

Another croup of Women's and Misses' Coats that are cup winners for style and value. Compare with any $15 eoat in South Bend. Choice includes novelty weaves, serffes, basket weaves, moire. Some are silk lined, beautiful trimmed styles in three-quarter lengths and the Benson's best shades. A bis value for the money.

CLEARANCE 35

SUITS

Worth Up gl to $12.00 j and $15.00 N

Tills lot include English Series, Granite Crce, Englisli Cliexk materials in Copenhagen, tan, naT. blue, tango, bolero Jackets, some with ruchinsr collar and cuffs and belt lined with silky peau-de-cypne lining, tunic skirta Every one of these stilts are this season's best styles. Special Friday and Saturday $.!)..

$10 ALL SILK

In All the Popular Spring Colors

;5o5o

A manufacturer's Sample of Dresses worth as much as $10, consisting of all Silk Foulards, Wool Serg-e, Crepe and a few party dresses, embroidery nets, etc., beautifully trimmed stylea; low cutaway, ruffled and plain skirts; all this season's best styles. Special for Friday and Saturday at $5.r0.

$19.50 AND $25.00

U1T

Are Priced For Selling Friday, Sat..

Tills lot represents suits worth every si killing of $25.0(1. Choice of Wool Crepes. Poplins, Series, Moires, Gabardines, etc. You have admired these suits this season. Eton Jackets, and lined with peau-de-cygne. Skirts are single or double tiers. All new spring colors. No store in South ftend can equal this soiit at $12.50. See window display.

SENSATIONAL $5

Sample Line Priced at

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JoO u

This bargain lot Includes corded and flowered crepes, voiles and rice cloths, striped ratine.s, embroidered voiles, elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery in the new creations; tiered, tunic and ruffled models. Some have soft crush girdle in dashing colors. A group of dresses that will increase your faith in South Bend's greatest underselling store.

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SALE OF UNDERMUSLIN

Bought at a price that enables us to undersell all other stores from 25 to 40 per cent. Elaborate embroiden'. lace and ribbon trimmed garment. 75c Crepe Gowns 17c $1.50 Petticoats 9Hc 75c ZIuslin Drawers 39e $1.00 Princess Slips 9c f)9c Corset Covers 39c $1.50 Combinations 9So $1 Muslin Gowns (J9c $1.50 Seco Silk Gowns . .9Sc 35c lench Ilrasiers ...19c

Women's $3 Dress Skirts In all wool serge honey-comb checks and woolen plaids in tiered . and ruffle and peg top styles at (gl Q Special J)IUy $2 Silk Petticoats In all silk mescaline and beautiful pleated and tucked

flounce in all colors

Special iX t

Special Values in $1.50 New Spring Waists.

This great store sells more waists th.xn any store in the city because KT our recognized leadership in value-giving. Wo just received nine new styles In embroidered voiles, crepe, figured dimities, colored silk waists. Beautiful new spring styles fQ

7UC

75c Moire Hand Bags In good grade moire. Tho latest ptylo Tango Bags In all colors, fittings with small mirror. Special Friday and Satur- JQ

dav y

$3 Silk Shirt Waists In a variety of pretty spring models beautifully trimmed

all tho new colors

lal at . STec-

$1.98

CHILD'S $5.00 SPRING COATS

.$2.79

Ages 6 to 14 years in all wool serges with collar and cuffs trimmed in satin, beautiful

Ftyle special at

$7.50 Spring Coats

Beautiful line of spring coat for girls and Juniors, in Sersa and novelty at les than cost

Ffidav and

$3.95

Saturday at

Infants' $3 Coats

Short or long In nil wool serge and cashmere, beautiful embroi

dered collar. Special at

Child's $1.50 and $2.00 Spring Hats

In fin mdlan straw, beautifully trimme, silk

ribbon for ages 2 to 14 years. f?pocially priced ait

...$1.98

98.

SUCH VALUES AS THESE HAVE MADE THIS THE GREATEST MEN'S STORE IN THE CITY.

1,000 Men's Sample Shirts at

Nf-vor lioforo offoicd In South Uenil such values In Men's Urtfs Shirts as thes-e shirts worth up to $1, in fine ponsees and percales. Attached or detached collars In stripes or plain colors. Friday and Saturday at S9c remember these come in all sizes.

39c

MEN'S $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS, 89c Famous Troy make, in all new Spring Patterns, coat style, cuffs attached; the frreatest shirt at S9c you ever bought.

67c

Men's Union

Suits

"What's tho use of paying $1 for the same Union Suit elsewhere when you can. tuy it for 67c at the Grand leader. Fine elastic ribbed or Porosknlt in all sizes. Friday and Saturdav r7c.

89c

Men's $1.50 Pants

Men, heTe is another bir special in Work Pants for Friday and Saturday. Plue persro and Gray Striped Pants, the same you pay other stores $1.50 for you can buv here Friday and Saturday

at SOo.

Mrn'ti oe ltot Work Shirt Men's like Iress Mnek nd colo-rs, for Mn's $1 Overalls, with bib Men's 51. 2T Pnioa fine elastic Hhhp.l

Men's 7 Halbrisfran

derwenr, snirt anu drawers

39c Ilojie; 6c 69c Suits, 89c

I"n-

39c

Glen's ,"Or lreident 9 Dp M'n's 7."-' Muslin Nicht shti:, cut d7 full 'tiK, Mtu's Silk Ties, QQn f-ur-ln-hrmd trle Men's Ke Wah Ties, new sunnner pattern XL Men's ."A' nil leather hplt.

Mack and tan

39c

A J 4 v.. I '.'W'' nSI'.-'.'.'H'-v'

98c

$1.50 "Epfo" Petticoats

Elastic waist band at back, front closes with three Invisible clasps; this is the some petticoat that is advertised and sold by others In town at $1.50. Here at 981 Sample Lace Collar and Af Cuffs, worth up to $1 sKj The greatest of lace collars ever sold at this price, made of fine Plauen laxre. in round or square design, in "white r cream. Special Friday and Saturday

at 19e. Child's 50c

Rompers

39c

24c

Famous "Little One' Romper, size

0 to 6 years, of color-fast pinhams, in striped and plain colors; sold tho w orld over at 50c, Here at 39c.

50c Mat Size Runs at

Made up from lengths of e;ood carpets, fringed ends, neat designs; &0c value. Special at 21c. Boys' $1.50 Ofir Vaih Suits 5OC Hoys Wash Suits, made of good prade Galatea, In plain and striped, aes 2 to 10 years; Russian Blou?e, Oliver Twist and Sailor styles, with Moomcr pant. Sold everyhere at 51.50. Here at 9So,

iWonderful Sale of Boys' Clothing

BOYS' FINE $2.50 SUITS.

$1.98

ill

Fancy mixture ptttrrm; c--t In Norfolk tyle with pr top knickerbockers; bora who w&nt "mplj" suit will appreciate

this extraordinary raiue at

$3.50 Suits BnlfarUn tyla Norfolk Coats; fancy raUtar5 pattent; pjf top knickerbcKkers : r 8Ult thst rant be equalled an j where r.ear tt price. OO QO special O Boys' $1 Knickers, 69c

Worsted Mixture. 69c

AH wool ttid FaDcy F racial m m m

. $6.50 Suits All Wool Blue frfje and Faacy MJxturn Suits, with TkilgTLrUn Btyle Norfolk maT and knicker trousers, especially fol tor boTg dre wenr; ex - at - 53.98 Boys' 50c Skirt 39c. Mcht percales. Mack -.Tt-s and Muo nbnmNrays, with extra ol-lir.

BOYS' 35c WAISTS, 19c. Gingham;, chamhrays, percales and LHck satnt. Men's and Boys' 50c and 75c Caps In fine ail wool nerr-s. mlrture and wotch 37 C

50c Union Suits FVr BoyV Elastic ribld epiicg weight III 39C

50c Night Shirts For nojs. Gvl zrAn rn!i!ln. All slrt. 29 c

$1.50 CREPE KIMONO

i til v ?Vial 98C

Women's Ion? Fprpentine crepe kimono, beautiful

lloral design.

Speo;

50c Kimono foprro.ns..39c for women, best percale, in lisht and dark colors.

WOMEN'S 50c UNION SUITS

Ivce trimmed knee, taped yoke and arm holes

Special .

.39

Women's Gauze Vest ....

15c

CHILD'S $1.50 DRESSES 98c Beautiful style3

& colors; checks, rtrlpes; 5ome ha.ve tho newtunic modeled skirts, others are

, t i n two - piece Ptyles; contrast-

g7 yxc trimmed S KJ"

WOMEN'S $1.50 HOUSE DRESSES

Ginghams, Percales, etc., in neat light and dark patterns; prettily trimmed in contracting colors; low necks; ehort

sleeves, at

75c LONG MODEL CORSETS

Made of rtrong coutil and beautiful trimmed top. Special A J at 4c $1 Front Lace Corsets

Famous Vestea brand; sold everywhere at SI.

Special TO

at UOC

Infants' 50c Silk Bonnets Ue-A'UifuI embroidery hJhi lawn IUnneLs". alJ sprlr.ff r,y!M39c

Infants' $1.50 Dresses.

Iieautlful little dres-s of embroidery and ribbon

trim. f pec 1 .1.1 at

1 1 98c

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