South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 162, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1914 — Page 5

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HE U. S. Dcpu of Agriculture in Experiment Station Bulletin No. 142 says that ten cents worth of wheat supplies almost three times as much protein and ten times as much energy as round steak, and with some other cuts of meat the difference is even greater. If then, one really desires to reduce her weekly meat and grocery bills, she need only make more use of her oven.

Who ever heard man, woman or child complain that good home-made biscuits, muffjns, caks and cookies appeared on the table too often? Instead the t? n Jency is "to make a meal of them" and the variety is so great that something you take yourself could well be the chief feature of every meaL Home Baking is Simplified by the Use of K C Baking Powder

With K C, you can make things moist and rich yet have them light and feathery, wholesome and digestible. Biscuits may be mixed the night before and baked fresh for breakfast. Muffins need not be dry and heavy. You can make a cake so light that you can hardly get it out of the pan whole, yet it will not fall. K C is not Hke the old fashioned baking powders. It is double acting and continues to give off leavening gas until the dough is cooked through. K C is sold at a fair price a larre can fnr 9

Q cents. This would be no object if strength and purity were sacri-

i.vcu, uui every can is iuny guaranteed under State and National Pure Food laws and to please. We take all the chances. Your money back if you do not get better results with K C than any baking powder you ever used. Include a can in your next grocery order, try some of the new recipes that appear in this paper from time to time. Then you will have gone far toward solving this vexinz "Cost of Living" nmM.

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FORMER VICE GOVERNOR OF PHILIPPINES HERE Xeuton Gilbert Is fiuot of Honor at Dinner Given b John Yeagley.

N'pwtnn W. Gilbert, ex-vice governnr general of the Philippine islands, formerly a resident of Fort Wayne, and now of Manila, was the guest of honor at a 7 o'clock dinner given at the Oliver hotel Wednesday evening by John Yeagley, 4 07 Lament Terrace, at whose home Mr. Gilbert has been a guest. Covers were placed for 2.'. The quests were old friends of Mr. Gilbert, with whom he associated before his appointment abroad 12 years ago. The evening was delightful'' spent, Mr. Gilbert delivering a brief talk. He was also entertained Wednesday noon at luncheon at the 01ier by the Rotary club, when he spoke very interestingly on the

Philippine uuestion. He will leave

your light shine." he said, "but be assured that it shines in the right place and as brightlv as it should." His topic was "So Let Your Light Shine." There were about 4 5 members present, and nearly all tool; part in the table discussion that followed. U. G. Manning, city controller, served as toastmaster.

PROGRESSIVES WILL MEET IN CHICAGO

Theodore Roosevelt to Ik the Guest of Honor at Ausr. 9 Celebration.

CHICAGO. June 4. Tentative plans for the second annual celebration of the birth of the progressive party here on August 9 were announced Wednesday by National Committeeman Medill McCormick. Theodore Roosevelt will be the guest of honor and principal speaker. The celebration will be an all-day

ifYnlr rw1 nnrtv lpnrlprs from all

Thursdav for Anemia. Ind., where he j parts of the country will he present.

will deliver an address at the repub

lican banquet. Mr. Gilbert was lieutenant gover-1 nor of Indiana during Governor Turbin's administration. He was twice elected to congress from the 12th district, but resigned his seat to accept an appointment as judge advocate general of the Philippine islands. He was promoted by President Roosevelt from that position to the Philippine commission, and later to the ofllce of vice governor general. On Jan. 1st last, ho resigned and formed a law partnership in the Philippines. Since the first of the year Mr. Gilbert, with his wife and daughter, has traveled extensively through Kurope. Asia and the rient. He will leave for Manila July T to take up the practice of law.

Speeches will be made by Gitfora

Plnchot, former chief forester, and James S. Gartleld, both of whom were members of the Roosevelt cabinet during the former president's administration. An invitation had also been sent to Gov. Hiram Johnson of California to attend. Former Ser.. Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana, who was chairman of the first progressive national convention, 13 also expected.

HAD NEVER EATEN GRAIN

Steers Rrinz Nino Dollars a Hundred at Kansas City.

ADVERTISING IS BEST WAY TO MAKE SALES

W. K. IjatniNirt Tells of Work PrintcrV Ink at Round Table Meeting.

"There is no quicker and more certain method of promoting the sale of anything than by advertising alon correct lines," said W. K. Jamport in course of his address to the members of the Round table last night. The occasion was the regular monthly meeting of the organization and was held ol the Oliver hotel. The opening remark was the keynote of the talk. Mr. Kamport assert-

j ed in more than one instance that ad1 vertising a thing to the skies was the ! only successful method in which it

could be brought before the eyes of the public in the manner that the advertiser wanted it to appear. He said

KANSAS CITW Juno 4. Steers that had never had a mouthful of grain sold on the Kansas City market Wednesday at $0 a hundred pounds. Thev averaged 1.37R pounds, $114.75 a head. This is the highest price ever paid for cattle on any market that at sometime in their existence had rot had grain. In the bunch were 22 head. They had been fed by Gebhardt & Son at Swink, Colo., on sugar beat pulp, alfalfa, cotton seed cake and molasses.

NEW OFFICE IS CREATED

Iyouis (Jerstle Superintendent of Serice at the Oliver.

ounS en's Suits many of them made The Hdiise of Some are three-piece Suits, some coats and trousers only some Norfolks they come in the light shades, as well as the medium shades and many plain x

trousers or

medium sh

blue serges. These are all good styles, but they were bought last season. They are the models so largely copied all over the country this season but to us, of course, they arc last season's Suits. Therefore the Boss says: "They must go!" Not every size in each pattern, but EVERY size in some DESIRABLE pattern. They are $20, $22.50 and $25 values. When you sec thcra you will realize they arc worth the original prices. To clear them out FRIDAY and SATURDAY they have

been marked at

CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Mothers who value tblr own comfort anl the welfare of their children, should never be without a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Towdors for Olillrlrpu for ue throughout the seamn. They r.reak up Colds. Relieve Fverl9hnes. Constipation, Teething Disorders. Headii'-be and Stomach TroTihles. Used by Mothers for l'l years. THESi: rOWDEKS NRVEH FAIU kold by all Drug Stores. 2.V. Don't accept anv .ubstitutp. Sample mailed FHFK. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Koy. X. Y.

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Alone: with the chancre In the manacrenipnt at the Oliver hotel, there has oome a now office. The position newly created i? the office of superintendent of service, which means exactly what it sounds like. Louis Herstle Is the holder of the new office. Tie has hurl several years of

cvnrioncp In the finest hotels In the

also that there was no surer or quicker (country and is thoroughly capahle of

way in which to lose money man 10 superintending the various departadvertisr aln mistaken lines. "Lret j ments which come under his control.

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Cuncls are smooth xnd even; they will not bite the tongue or porch the throat. They k not kiv that dgartity UsU to annoyisg ia other brands No premiums or coupons in Camel pickiges. The cost of the tobiccos prohibits their use If ymr JUr emm't apply y mm. nd 10c for 9m pmckmmm r SJ.OO for m erfoM fen pockaf (200 cia T9tta), p4taz prepaid. Afttr moJk ir pchmgt, if y don't fimd CAMELS a rmprmntid, tmm thm ptkr mi mm pmksM mnd Wm wilt rwimmd ymmr wowy R. X REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Vfoston-SUfom, N. C

Are Your Vitals Sound?

Wo Aro Having Wonderful Results Daily, Retorlns Im of All AciN to Kohust llealtli. Strorur Nerves ami Sound Vitals Moan a More Suee?vfiil Life. It Ciives a Man tlie Spirit to Get Ahead. You llae More, Ambition with (Ireater physical and Mental Strength. In a Word, You Are Not Afraid of Work or Opposition. GIVES THE DESIRED RESULTS THERE IS NO PAIN, NO LOSS OF TIME NOR PUBLICITY

We Specialize in

TTho money money mokes, mokes more money." ITo vras talking about interrst, friend. Think It over. Interest works Uvnity-four hours a day "very day in the year. It observes no holidays and never takes a vacation. Money kept at liomc or in yonr pocket earns no interest ami 1 In consrtaiit danger of Tetn lowt or stolen. Start n Savings Account here and let your money earn four per cent interest.

The St. Joseph County Savings Bank

The St. Joseph Loan & Trust Company

EYES EXAMINED AjU Udch BWirTtd VIUuut thm Vm r mi Irur by

I?y the latest Fcientlllc up-to-date methods employed by us all sufferers can he restored completely forever of conditions heretofore looked upon as incurable. We do not keep you coming to see us for months and years and then only pive you relief while you take the treatment, hut we ive you such benefit from the very first dose of our remedies as to show you from the start that you are on the road that will lead to complete recovery and restore you to a perfect condition which will enable you to feel you are a real man.

Diseases That Wreck Men Blood Disease Varicoces Obstructions Nervous Decline

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Our Fees Are Reasonable, Never More Than You Are Willing to Pay

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Harry L. Yerrick Funeral Director

I furnLaSi th complete eyilment. from th first call to thm burial. Doth Fhonem. Sit Po. Bt. Jo St.

Disorders of Men Acute Diseases Amon? the numerous causes of nervous troubles are overwork, worry, disappointments, irregrular hours, constipation, bad habits, careless eating and the wear and tear produced by keen competition In all pursuits. These aro the prime factors in wrecking man's Nervous system. Man never feels so wretched as when his nervous sj-stem breaks down; his brain becomes unreliable and irregular in action, memory poor, Judgment deficient, appetite variable, headache, backache, dizzy fpells. pains In the chest, shoulders and head, spots before the eyes, palpitation of the heart, indigestion, constipation, liver troubles, noises In the head and ears. coldne?;s of hands and feet. weak, flabby muscles, sleeplessness, gloom, despondency.

ACUTE DISEASES

burning, itching.

saldinfi:, painful passages of water. Strong injections, strong remedies seldom benefit They cause obstruction of the Urinary Canal. Our treatment stops every' symptom and relieves in a few days. ULCKRS or OLD SORES, caused by injuries or infections of broken-down veins, quickly yield to our treatment. STOMACH conditions such as coated tor.gue, lack of appetite, gases causing fullness and distress after eating, treated by up-to-date methods. We daily demonstrate that Varicose Veins can be treated in Fuch a satisfactory way that the parts are preserved and strengthened, pain ceases, swelling subsides.

Men Restored We can positively aert that there

does not exlt a single case of

Blood I)!.eae. Nervous D'line.

Lost Vitality. VnrioxM. IMles. Kidney. Bladder, Prostate and all Bis.

'au"s and Ailments of Men that

wo cannot relieve promptly safe-

ly permanently If In reaWi of

medical science and we pronounce

It within reach of medical aid after

examination.

We TREAT MEN", and MEN ONLY

"The Live Specialist

For Men is one who runs his professional business in a Straightforward. Clar-Cut Manner. To trat you properly your case should be thoroughly understood, and this understanding can only hv arrived at by thorough, searching f-xami-nation in the hands of one who is competent. cee that your tn-at-mnt is mapped out n a rational, sane manner.

Notice The men of this city and the surrounding country ned no longer go to Chicago or Now York City. We have ben restoring ailment of men for years ar.-l have th up-to-dat facilities and equipment In our offices. Come and s-e for yourself.

FOR BLOOD DISEASE

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N'OT SICK yet hardly able to work, who suf

fer from weakness, prematurenes.-s. brain fac, don't suffer lonct-r. Call today.

Prof. KhrlichVs I MI'ltOVHI) SALVAIISAX (or '.('', tbi )Ni: SUO-

CKSSFCL KKMEIiY F' ll P.LOOl) DLSKASE. A tr at mar.y peopb have blood trouble of on kind or anoth'-r. Many have in:i riti some f .rrfi f trouble from their i' r-f : t h rs. They have pimpl-s ri tb-ir far-.--; palj, sallow complexions. M i' kheads, dry. s aly ;.-itrh- here and th-re on thir '"!i'S and ir; somo (f the more severe f( rm-- e-.n .ilcers and ria.nlr: sor"--. i";r.ai!y th j.ati'-nt i-.-! up in (!'-;-i;r. ---ir.g .-n thr-'iit'li life half-ro- irte.J. wretched, mis'-rable. rs. ,;r-ie:i to hirns-lf and his fri'-ns. T all thes.j we s-ay. ('i).Mi- To PS. -;r treatment st ren-'tiu-ris ,i:h! -r;ri' hs the blor.d, clears the 'tm;'!' x:'1 and kin of all Impurit:--. 'iiMs up worn-out and de;.;-t."i nar.d paves th- way for a r.- -.v . --i-tenre. V. irive th.s tr- .'nvr.t direc tly into the !! 1 ;rr--nt. there. y r-'.i irii.' the st . .rr: -.-h of abus from 'r.noi.s dr'j-r.-. a:id the r-si;lis ar" not or:ly 'j-n--!:, pb.-asing and j-rnianent. '.. it U :'.y niarvelou.

f lrIH:it ami Kidney Trouble. spelling of the f e t . painf il. aiding and frecjt;e:it urii: iTiorj. ; a ; ri :n tb.e bark and s-dm-.ent ir; :h- ;rine are svmptorns tliat s:i"::! i .r;v.

v,u alarm. We rriast- r th. U

orders. PKOsTATi: enlargement. resuiting in t!le Stopple f of urir.e. .and pain, treat.-.: . :' ao it

operatP n. ItllEPM AT1SM tre tt. i in all

forms by b-th I:'.-'tr:.-:ty ail Medi .-ire."

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NOT ONE DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNLESS CURED.

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