South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 149, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 May 1914 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. n I ROBERTSON TEA ROOM. 3rd Floor. ROBERTSON REST ROOM 3rd Floor. i Luncheon 11 to 5.

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Special for Saturday. ' WAISTS In Crepe, Voiles. Batistes, at $1.00 The finest value we have ever ollered never old le? than S1.5u. Trimming of Yal. Laces and insertion Drop Shoulder, Open Fronts, Raglan Sleeves. Waists In Voiles at $2.50 VOILES with organdy panel and collar, insertion of embroidery and Val. Lace. VOILES with shadow laces and embroidered front, wide lace insertion in sleeves. VOILES uith shadow lace collar, edging of net, organdie front, with insertion of shadow lace.

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All trimmed, Dark Hats, have been reduced for tomorrow, selling 2.5 to reduction. Special Lot of Trimmed Hats That sold up to SO. oo. Reduced to $1.50. Special for Saturday. - 300 Pieces of Sheer Wash Goods Tomorrow at 15c and 19c yd. The manufacturer asked u a great deal more for these goods early in April today we oiler them to you at less than Manufacturer's Prices. Dainty Black, Blue, Pink and Stripes, Beautiful Printed Organdies. Sheer Mercerized Mulls. Women's Union Suits at 19c Fine Lisle Union Suits, regular and out size, tight knee, good mercerized tape.

We have assembled in every department the greatest lot of bargains for Saturday's selling The prices will surprise you when you see the goods.

Special for Saturday.

Women's Spring and Summer Coats at 5.00 A wonderful lot of 150 Coats made in Fancv Mixtures and Plain Serges also a line showing of Fancy Coats that have been readily selling up to 515.00. All go Saturday in one big lot at $5.00.

Special for Saturday. 150 Girl's Cloth Coats at $5.00 Made in Light and Dark Blue, White and Tan Serges, Grey Plaids, Chinchillas in Red and Green with White and Velvet Collars Black Sateen with White Collars all sizes, 8 to 14 Belted and Pleated Backs Fancy Cuffs. Coats, including values up to SI 5.00 are in this lot Special for Saturday at $5.00.

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A wonderful garment that readily sells tor double this price made with Collars and Belts One-Piece Dress Cheaper thnn aprons on Saturday only 39c.

Athletic Union Suits for Men at 69c, 89c, 1. 05 The manufacturers stated these Union Suits were made to sell for S 1.00, SI. 25 and S1.5o. Saturday we offer them at the above and leave it to you to tell us it they are a bargain. Special for Saturday. Oliver Twist Suits at $1.00 The popularity of these Suits is gieat this season made in such color combinations that are attractive Collar. Cutis and Pants one color Waists another Materials and Galatea, Gingham and Indian Head. Russian Suits at 1.00 Next to the Oliver Twist Suits these are also very popular, more so for the older children. Made in same materials.

Special for Saturday. The Art Department is offering a wonderful lot of Stamped Garments in Nainsook composed of Corset Covers, Gowns, Princess Slips, Drawers and Chemise. Value to $1.50. Ofl Special Saturday OyC Also they offer 10 dozen a new shipment of Beautiful Figured Mull Dresser Scarfs finished, all ready for use, at... sJC

Special for Saturday. Crepe and Muslin Night-

gowns $1.00

Beautiful lace and einbroiderv trimmed Muslin Niqrht Gowns Handsome figured Crepe Night Gowns Kimona sleeves Round and V shaped Neck with lace, embroidery and ribbon

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EPISCOPAL WOMEN END MISSION CONVENTION; OFFICERS ARE NAMED

An aiiiliti on minimi work and the spirit f missionary workers at home and abroad, ly Mrs. Omiley t'. I'ratt of Indianapolis, was tho principal featur of th missionary torintion at St. Janos rhurch. Thursday was the M-cc.ad day of tlu Kith annual convention !' the Women's auxiliary of the Mii hiu.in City diorese and w.-us the occasion i'r the appointment of officers ly Hisliop White. All of lat ear's ottict were re-appointed. Sessions were held morninu ami evening and al noun the ".S delegates were entertained at luncheon at the Y. W. C A. The orticers reappointed hy the bishop are as follows: President, Miss Alice ( loldth waite. Marion, lml.: Irst vice president ami secretary of the junior department. Mrs. Kbort. Indiana Harbor; second vice president and secretary of the Little Helpers. Miss Mary May White; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Laura d. Hoedefe;d. F.lkhart: recordini; secretary. Miss Kdna Johnson. Marion. Irfi.; treasurer. Miss I ranees Hanerly, I't. Wayne: united ottering treasurer. Mrs. J. H. White; secretary of the Periodical club. Miss Kunis. I low, Ind.; librarian of the circulating ni'rary. Mrs. Haberly Kibrtsn, I't. Wayne. An h Deacon SpcaU. All the t!lcers were present at the !n-etins and R'. Mr. l:yntn of Huntincton. arch dtaeon f the do'ee, was another ut-f-tow n miest. He $ae a shut adiiress at the att--rno:n session. The orsHni.ation made it annual pledge of ?$oo f(ir home misiiuis. The money will be raided by the several societies if the ditcese. In hT address Mis. Pratt made an arnest appeal for th.e piint: of oneslf. of one's means ami pia.rs for missionary woili. Sh herself has be?n in the work for many years, htviru' been for 14 successive years president of the auxiliary of southern Michigan. Coe:s were placed for $T, at the luncheon in the V. W. A. uytnna--ium at noon. The tabb-s w-r attractively arrnnced in the form of a cross and were daintily adorned with sprinc flowers. The delegates returned to their home last evening.

GRODICK AND SCHMICK ARE BOUGHT BY SMITH

Dcmlcr pilot Cicts Two .More Players and KeleaiM's IH)don, Coiih'!, .Whs rroni Adrian.

The hide which has existed at second base in the Hoosier lineup has been lilled. if Grodick. who was purchased by rlot Kd Smith today from (J rand Uajiids. according to word received in outh Bend from Smith at Adrian, plays his regular position in the Iloosier ir.tield.Grodick is a (Jrand Kapitls product, and has shown some wonderful speed about the keystone sat k. AlonK witii Grodick the Hoosier chief also boucht "Doc" Schmick. who will be remembered hv old Green-

.stocking fans as a regular first baseman. What will be done with JJeall, the Terre Haute boy who has been holding down first is not yet known. Smith failed to state just where the acquisition of the two men would shift other members of the inrieid. The purchase of the two men resulted in the release of Lefty Layden. The Hoosier pilot is steadily Katherin; a real baseball machine. From the first he has said that nothing in the way of expenses will stand between him and a successful team. According to some of the South Michigan sport scribes, at the beginning of the season he underrated the South Michigan league speed'and is rapidly takin" uteps to remedy that fact. layclen played consistent ball for the Hoosiers. and was a heavy hitter in the first few games. He fell down, however, in the last series of games at home and lt his batting eye.

JAPAN FOREST FIRES

FATAL TO THIRTEEN

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TOKIO. May 2:'. Fierce forest fires are raging over an area nearly 4 00 square, miles in extent in the Kitami district. The residents are unable to check the tires because of a drouth which has dried up the streams. A dispatch today said persons have been burned to death.

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stomach troubles. Cleanse your whole system and you feel fine. Klectric Hitters did more for Mr. T. I. Peeble's stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried. (let a bottle today. 50c and $1.00. Recommended by all druggists. Adv.

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HOPE FOR RECOVERY OF RIIS ABANDONED

BARKi;. Mas. May 'SIUhtly weaker.' was the doctor's report tiiy on the condition of Jacob Ril. writer and ocj.tl worker, who is ill iii his summer home here. Ir. W. s. P.atp'. the ut'enoim; pin sician. said that hope f,,r Mr ,' ieeoery hid been abandoned.

GUANO RAPIDS'. While walking .-Jong a dark t reft Mis Maud Daniels w it's n'C'Med by t o men and robbed if her hiiT.d ba-. Th- uirl w;is slopped by tb- t a i. :i: n and. thinkin-' that saf ty in talking iui!! to the m n until help ained spoke to the ynuru'er of the two. The other grabbed the handbag.

A Hosiery Sensation FOR TOMORROW SATURDAY The Widest sensation in Hosiery came (o town bv express today arriving too late for insertion in our regular space but not late -for this special announcement. They are the bieirest values we ever offered you in Hosiery just think then see them. WOMEN'S SPIDER WEB BOOT SILK HOSIERY All colors, Copen, Tan?o, Pink, (p r iMade with 16-in. Lisle Top Champagne, Blue, " White, V (T Heel aiui Toe double High Green, Purple. &l oJ vL spliced Heel. All Sizes Regular Goods Tomorrow 29c 200 Dozen Women s Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Seconds of the 50c, 75c and $1.00 Wayne Knit Hosiery, Blacks and 1 Qp Whites only, Special for Saturday, pair 100 Dozen Mens Silk Hosiery First quality of one of the tinest makers in America. Blacks, Tans, 9Rp Navys, White'and Gray, all sizes to 1 1) i, at, pair m Jo 1000 Pairs of Mens Silk Hosiery Seconds of the 5oc Hose, all colors and black, 1 Cp all reinforced Heels, pair , . . . 1

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