South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 July 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Their Married Life. THE THIRD. YEAR.

WAKHEV. IN HIS IKJDTISM, srccrMiis to tiii: flattery or an amateur IL.MIT.

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"I've nevt-r fen a nwre intt-r -tin r hand." declared Mrs. Hart-n, as ih traced th- lin.-s in Hlns pink palm. "Vd'i'rp wry motional and very idr.ilistir. are nu not?" I t-ln fluhed. To havr one's char :(. torislic? told 1 fort- a group of liMm-r.s was soirifwlrit dieoncrtin:;. It was on of Mr. $rwr,' -vnin:s at hom-. Mr.. J'.artori wa it yoiin society wiiiian who hr:d studied palmistry a? a Mjoial . ; : s s 1 . S'rce it appealtil t thr ri;otim and loj of tho Pr.nal in every ori it was a most 1-opiilar "parlor trick" and caUH-d her to ! mu h in (lemaru!. "And you're very impulwi vn. rn Mr.. liarton. "S'ou do main- things n impul" that vol regret afterward. You're very generous- too i;onerous, Mmti;m You're apt to Kive up your own jd-aur? f'r the hake of any one you love." "That's trur." interrupted .Mrs. J-'tevns. " .she's always sacrificing her-

no, thf palm d-esn't show that.

its a limited science. There

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m If for that hul.and of h'-rs." ")h, I'm not Koinj to have it read if you ail listen." protested Helen, trying to draw away her hand. "It isn't f.ur I didn't listen to the oth'-rs." "All rixrht." liuuhed Mrs. Stevens, "you r.in have your seance alone." "That's hotter." Mrs. Harton drew Helen's hand closer as the others moved off. "It's harder for me to read when any one's listening. And you'r particularly sensitive, are you not? ' Your hand shown that. It's one of the most sensitive I've ever sen. It's an artistic hand, to.). Have you ever studied art?" Helen shook her head. "Well. I should j-ay you'd be. succefvsful in any artistic work. You have real drama ability. Did you ever think of poinff on the stane?" Aicain Helen shook her head. "It's a pity you never took up soma artistic career. I'm quite sure you'd have made a brilliant success. You're very emotional, too these' lines show that. You have a very affectionate nature and a very constant one, hut ou're a little piven to jealousy. You're very true in your frienships. You want every ono to he happy and comfortable about you. and you po out of your way to make them ho. isn't that true?" Helen. emlarraped, murmured an inaudible response. "Now here, are your travel lines. You'll travel a preat deal, and latet in life you will spend much of your time abroad. There's somethinp here that Mippests a lepacy a preat deal of money cominp to you later on. In some way it seems connected with the trips abroad." Hero they were interrupted by some one beginning to sing. Mrs. Barton reUasel Helen's hand. "You have such an interesting palm." she whispered. "Some time l should like to read it more thoroughly." The young woman at the piano was trilling anoperatic air. Hut Helen's look of rapt attention wa.s somewhat forced, for she was thinking of the many gratifying things Mrs. Rarton had read in her hand. Yet Mrs. Barton had read several other hands that evening and from the chance phrase Helen had overheard she had been

equally complimentary to them all. o Helen's feeling of self-?alisfac-tion was modified by the thought that possibly flattering generalities were the main part of Mrs. Barton's system of palmistry. Perhaps that accounted for her popularity in drawing room gatherings. loiter in the evening, after the maid had brought in the sandwiches and the dare punch, Mr. Stevens suggested that Warren have his palm read. Helen glanced nervously toward him. She "had often heard him denounce palmistry as "rot", and was afraid he would make some scoffing remark. However, as Mrs. Barton wn sitting beside him, he restrained his comment to a brief: "No. thank you. I'm afraid my palm wouldn't be interesting." Slio Takes Warren's Hand. "Oli. Mr. Curtis. I'm sure it would be most interesting." effused Mrs. Barton. "I was just noticing it a little while ago as you held a glass. Do let me see it Just for a moment." Keachlnp over she took his reluctant hand and spread out the lingers. "Oh." with a little gasp of astonishment, "what a remarkable "hand:" She bent oer it more closely as$ thouph in breathless interest. "Why. I've never seen one so strongly marked. Oh, you must let me read it! I'ome over by the licht." Her method of attack was effective.

for Warren sat down by the light andj to disease.

nem out nis nana. i no otners patnered around to listen. "It's an inspirational hand." declared Mrs. Barton, "the hand of a born leader. You have marvelous willpower. I have never seen it so strongly developed. And here is your ability to organize and to control men. You

exert a very strong influence over those

about you. And oh, u hat perseverance untiring perseverance! once you start out to do a thing you never nive up till it's accomplished." Then glancing up at him. "Imi'i that true?" "Yes. 1 guess that's so." smiled "W arren. He tried to say it caielessly. but Hel?n, who was following every word and expression, could see that he was both pleased anil impressed. "Another remarkable thing about your hand is that besides showing siu-h unusual strength and character, it's also the hand of an artist. You're intensely artistic. With a hand like that you might hae been a great musician or a great artist. Your musical r-bility is not particularly marked. You're Intensely fond of music, are ou not?" Helen knew that Warren cared very little for music. He had no musical nhility whatever and no discrimination. h -4 preference being for the handorgan varifty. Yet he murmured an aM-nt to her question. The group that had gathered around to list n had alrf adv drifted awav for.

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as ours we can read in it i.uuch more, , ivhi-r

than in the ordinary palm. You have t nble to

really a violent temper, hat you have it under perfect control. I should say that you never pave way to it, that however fiercely angry you may be you never show it. Am i not right?" Helen bit her lip to ke"p from laughing as Warren gravely nodded. Then Mrs. Barton went on to dwell on his other characteristics; his indomitable will, his energy, his physical strength, his cool courap in time af danger, his forcible personality, his "reserve power and his remarkable business ability. Heien saw that s.he was laying it on as thickly as she dared, and that Warren in his egotism was taking it all most seriously. Oh, why could he not see throuuh her? She was simply playing with him. seeing how far she could go, how much he would stand. She wa.s making him ridiculous, and

Had Tuberculosis of Glands Now Well IJ'.ninliiiar Tuber tiio-is Lis yielded t IVkm. in's Altemtlve lin tlier reiae.lies failed. Ke.ol !i::t i .IM in tliN e;ie: ."T L.iiiritn St.. I'hihol.-Iphi.i. I'm. ' (lelitlelllell : -la M lfell. Y.nfJ. my d-HUT ;riioiii, fi my e;ie "I'm feru losl? in tl:e la ihN. ;ii;d :i iiiini!T .,f opvi -ilioin in a lnpit:il foiled t lnrtt In the ineaniiaie a friend of mine ;ilvlrd Ikmin'n Alterative. Tl:e wound in my tu-ek re -ifill cqeii and in frlIiiful condi-

IHke it. After lining I wr, improving.

MUieu v.cg.n. roiihl ":it ;Hil w.is leep. I (outlined iiMesr it until

I was well. nn November 11. i:10. I started to work, and dnre that time have ut Io.it oi,.-' tlny's work throuli i(!;no. I Lighiy re-omtnend Ikn:an's Alicratlve to nti vone who is suffering from T'ubereulu!." Ahbrel -.ted . Affld!v!t. .IOSKI'11 1?. WHITi:. Kekm-in's Alterative ij mot effi:i(i.-u In bronrhlal eat.nrli ai.d f -vere llno.it and lung nfTeeti'.tm :ind urtlaiildin? Hie system.

! Contain no harmful or habit-forming

drtic. Aeirpt no substitutes. Sold by leading dn:cgi-ts. Write Tekmnn Laboratory. rhlLuMpMa, for booklet rf reenverie!.

would probably joke about his blind gotism afterward. At last Helen could stand it no longer. .he rose abruptly and leaned over his chair. "Dear, do you know what time it is? Don't you think we'd better be going?" "Oh. I'm afraid I've monopolized your husband," pushed Mrs. Barton, "but I've been so intensely interested in reading his palm. Warren rose, plainly reluctant. "That's- a remarkable woman," he declared on the way home. "You ought to have heard some of the things she told ine." "But. dear, I thought you never believed in palmistry." "That's because I never met any one who knew anything about It. But she's exceptional no fake business, either. She never met me until tonight yet she read otf my character like a book. Who is she, anyway?" "Why. she is a friend of the .stevenses. Her husband's an army othcer, I believe. She's studied this merely to

entertain people." "Well, she's good at it. all right." "But, dear, don't you think she's inclined to flatter one just a little?" "Flatter? She may have flattered you gu"s.s she knows all women want to be flattered. But she wtis much too' shrewd to try it on me!"

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Hurvich Gash Grocery The Place to Save Money

New Jersey, Indiana & Illinois R. R. Co. TIME TAfcliE .VO. a.

THE GREAT SALE IS NOW ON

leliGrtson irsSfier's Gdmpany

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THE GREAT SALE IS NOW ON

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Our July CI earance Sale Opened Up Yesterday With a Rush We Shall Celebrate the Greatest Victory of Sales in Our History. Come While the Assortments Are Good.

Effective March 2nd, 19M.

SOME NEWS NOTES. Da vies Laundry. Both phones. Beslie. the optician. 301 S. Mich. st. Dr. Stoeckley. dentist, 511 J. M. S.

Summer Hats for cool weather. John Hale Hat Store, 127 V. Wash. av. Advt.

SOUTH BOUND. No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 fcouth Bead 0:30 am 10:13 am 2:ir piq KJzer 0:47 am 10:32 am 2:32 pn Wbtrtons ...... 6:37 im 10:42 am 2:42 pn Bweneja , 7.-06 am 10:'l nci 2:rd pai Vina 7:15 am ll.Wttin 3:00pxa NOUTil BOUND. No. 5 No. 4 No. a rise 7:4.' am 11:4. am .Spta Bweeueyt 7:57am 11 :f7 am :i:37 pm Whartons K:Wam 12:Mpm SiitJpm Klzer 8:15 am 12:15 pra 3:f5 pra pouth Dead. 8:S0am 12:30 pm 4:10 pm All trains daily except Sunday. . This Company Reserves right to waxy from this without notice. H. J. JACKSON, Commercial Apent.

OF WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, at

39c

OF BOOT SILK HOSIERY, at . .

29c

OF CHILDREN'S HOSE, 2 for . . .

25c

OF BOYS' UNION SUITS, at

39c

OF ALL SUITS, t7 qC I OF ALL COATS, (fcc J M n (Silk and Cloth) $ ,UD at M ailQ t)iU FWH'TCV0'LEDRESSES $6.50 coFA.'Lr EN'S ... $2.50 and $3.95 gyggT?. 39c and 69c Z c,Rls:. DRESSES: $1.00 OF SUMMER BLOUSES, $1 00 0F TR1MMED HATS $100 OF OUTING SKIRTS, 25 OF MISSES' TUB FROCKS, $195 OF TAFFETA PETTICOATS, qq OF SILK GLOVES, QQ OF UMBRELLAS, Q8c 0F SILK GLOVES, 50 Q ?!FW00hSK'RTS' $2.98 y..'.'. ...... HALF PRICE mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm w mammmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ammmm

Of Dress Goods at...k. 47c yard

Of Dress Silks at 15c yard Of Tahle Linen at 72c yard Of Linen Pattern Cloths at ....$1.59 each Of Seamless Sheets at O.'c, each Of Crash Towelintr at 12 l-2c yard Of Zephyr Ginphams at ir yartl Of Punjab Percales at 12 l-2c yard

OF MEN'S SHIRTS, at

95c

OF MEN'S SILK HOSIERY, at

25c

OF ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, at

69c

OF MEN'S NIGHT GOWNS, at

50c

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Many Visit the Office at Argyle Hotel and Are Astonished at Marvelous Cures and Quick Results Obtained by the Use of Pizaro?s New Discoveries Landon Drug Store Selling Enormous Quantities of This Man's Medicine Another Free Entertainment and Lecture Tonight and Every Night This Week, Cor. N. Michigan and South Sts.

WHITE RATINE SKIRTS. $ Latest summer Skirt with Russian Tunic, A tomorrow

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100 BALAMACCAN COATS

Made of fine English Tweeds, regular S10Coats, tomorrow

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Pizaro. the man who is creating much sensation in South Dend by the sale f his wonderful preparation, was interviewed yesterday and kuvo forth &ome very logical arguments. He stuted that no person could expect to he cured of any disease if their stomai h was not in a healthy eormitiomand that it was t:ie seat or all chronic troubles. Most people abuse thei stomach more than any other part of tjielr iody and if they knew the task that this important oruan was put to they would wonder how it is they still live. One statement which seems strongest was that no person whose stomach was in clean, wholesome and healthy condition and performed all the functions for which it was intended could be susceptible

Xow. in reference to diet.

Pizaro says rare meat is the most dangerous food human brings can eat, as it contains eiigs of parasites, also causes auto-intoxication and accumulation of acids In the system. The most dangerous is the e of parasites. Unless meat is well cocked to kill the egg, it is taken into the stomach where it immediately hatches and prows at an astonishing rate. It travels from the stomach to the intestines and remains there until it reaches enormous proportions. Kvery particle of food which passes into the intestines is preyed upon by tiiis horrible creature, known as the tapeworm, so that the nourishment which should k to build bone, blood

and sinew is absorbed by this creature. Consequently the entire system becomes broken down, the blood becomes impure, the stomach is thrown out of order. ev. n the mind losos its wonted keenness and becomes dull and shiish. tnc of the surest indications of this trouble is a pnawIng sensation in the stomach, appetite irregular at times the mere siht 01 f od w ill nauseate and at other times the individual will eat ravenously; bloating of the stomach, headaches and dizzy sensations. As 1 have already stated. I have found these parasites very common in stomach trouble. The names of many prominent men and women in Hammond and Iaporte. lnd.. where I have been holding forth the last two months previous to my coming to South Rend, is enouch to guarantee a person that my medicines and theory are correct and that my now discovery known as Pizaro's Cactus Juice Compound can be depended upon to cure chronic stomach, liver and kidney trouble. Crowds A'Nit Ofticx in Anrvlo Hotel. Kvery day the headquarters. ,"7." South Michigan st.. are crowded with people all eager to see the physician in charge, who is meeting the public and demonstrating the new prepara

tion. His hours are from 10 to 12

4 afternoons: open to s. Kxamination free to all. Advt.

TRIPS

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The Red Line

There are dozens of beautiful quiet places near South Bend; places where the scenery is picturesque. There are small lakes that can't , be reached by electric lines where bass are just waiting to be caught. We have five and seven-passenger cars appropriate for parties. Let us suggest an outing for you.

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AMONG THE IjAKHS rinh and Chicken Dinners Servet An Heal first class summer resort, !n primeval forest or one of four beautiful l.ike. Most inviting in So it hern Michigan for rest, health and comfort. Ex-

eellent hotel flccomnicxi.-itloin. and eozv .!

i well furnished cottHges. T0 acre farm, j Fishing, bathing, golf, tennis, quoits, eronuct. etc. Hest of home cooking. Rates ,

$U):."0 to ?U per week. $2.r.O to J..) per day. Men Is "jOc and 7.V. Cottages ?10 to V. Special rates for chllirea. Antes leave Opera House 11 a. m. deily. Telephone So. 1-1 Adamsville er write for Illustrated circulars. U. C. HANNI8TEK. Elkhart, lnd.

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Sucxssors to A. M. Jones

Tlie Furniture Store Around on Main i Street. i

321 South Michigan St.

mornings: 2 to evenings from 7 and consultation

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ail. innst people are nt interest-

1 in p r'nalit! s. un!e.i a!. out themselves. S.i H'len s as the odly obMTiT. ;nd .is she as suited on a cr- ; ii I n k of W arren, lie seemed unconscious of her presence. "Here is a ery lnteretln.sr thing." Mr?. Barton was tracing a line with her ringer; "right her comes a sudden change in your life. I should say. about the age of forty of forty-live." Fhe paused adroitly. "A range in what way?" n.ked Vp.rren, with an unmistakable note of iru?rf st. His Not r.n Ordinary Ore. "In a business way." with a faint .n:ile .f satisfaction, for t( arouse the intercut of a skeptic- il ma is tle stniLition t.f wry fe:i;inir.G palmist. "I should sav your b.;-:n ys at that period would he most a v ill. and that it would pro.al ly tal e ou much Abroad, for here are marked travel lines." "I supor-e yo 1 can't tell the naturo of the business aked Warren.

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START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT ONCE And Get the Bstieftt of Our JULY DATING. All money deposited in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT not later than July 10th draws interest from July 1st at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, compounded semi-annually. AMERICAN TRUST CO.

S 0 On Savings.

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II. Phone 51 IC K. Phone 1020 THE EASTWOOD MARKET W'm I. P2atwoott. I'rep. Meat, Fish, Poultry OrSTEItS AND'SEA 1 OODS Wholesale and Retail. 224 W. Washington Ae. South Itend. Ind.

P'i OCX!

atiraay Sale on Ladies

id Mens Gxfc

300 Pairs of Ladies' Russian Calf and Tan Vici Kid Oxfords, Pumps and TwcStrap Pumps $3.50 valuesSaturday Sale $1.98.

Men's Black Lace Oxfords that are dependable qualities and seasonable stvles S3. 50 values Salm urday sale $2.19.

Watch our Case down stairs for Special Bargains we will show each week. We are upstairs over South Bend Floral Store 216 S. Michigan St.

Sample

lioe Parlors

UP STAIRS

Lewis C. Landon & Co. DRUGGISTS 2S0 S. MJcliijsan St II. Tlione 5107 Rett 10.1

43 Years Old

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South Bend National Bank

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OAPTTATj - s 100,000 SURPLUS EAII.NED' 110,000 DIRECTTORS Lucius Hubbard Haven Hubbard Myron Campbell Marvin Campbell RobL 8. Campbell Fred H. Badet Arthur L. Hubbard.

Prompt courteous treatment to mil from all, alvvaya.

CLOSED Alfti DAY SATURDAY THE FOURTH. OP EX FJIIDAY X ICS I IT. CHAS. B. SAC & CO.

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We carry a full line of 'Kodaks. Cameras and supplte. the largest stock in northern Indiana. Fine devrluplr.ff and printing promptly done, and at moderate price. All work guaranteed. South Bend Camera Co. With J. llurLe A Co., Optician. 2.10 S. Michigan St.

SWANK Geans and Blocks PANAMA HATS $1.00 each. Both Phones

It's Time to clean your house. See cur new patterns and get our prlcet. I. W. Lower Decorating Co.

Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD

4 nsar 43 Years Old

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Every Sunday In July (Kf'turninc same day) via C. I. & S. and L. E. & W. R.R. to IXDIAXAPOLIS Ron nil $1.75 Trip Special Train leaves South Bend 7 : a. rn.

For tickets and full Informa Lion apply to ajrent C. I. A. S. R. R.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! ruRKrruRE r.uos tf r cr -r" - "t-ow c.

GREAT

REMOVAL

offers greater values and more of them than ever orTerei before in South Bend. Liberal terms on sale prices or 10 discount on sale prices if cash is paid with order.

Gao for Llrjhtlng and Coolilng GAS COMPANY

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