South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 July 1914 — Page 3

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Wilson After Expressing Opinion Withdraws When Women Try to Draw Him Out by Storm of Questions.

"U'AiriXGTON. July 1. Tres. "WilsMii is opposed to tho settlement of the MiffYa;,'' question by the federal government and brieves it should bo settled by the states. He made thin plain Tuesday as he ftr.fxl in the enter of a crowd of 500 whito-irarbed suffragists who mt the president in the east room of the whito lioux' to deliver tho suffrage resolution adopted by the Federation f Women's clubs at the recent Chimpo meetinp:. Immediately on the conclusion of his brief announcement the suffragists adopted a militant attitude and began to "heckle" the president. A storm of questions was dinned in his ears, but tho colloquy was soon ended by a bow and tho withdrawal of the president with tho remark "It 13 not proper for mo .to submit to this cross-examination." Suffraget Replies. An tho president bowed himself out a stir was created when an ardent suffragist shrilled: "You will have to submit to crossexamination next November." Upon being1 presented with the Chicago resolution and being asked whether ho would us his influence to havo tho Bristow-Mondell puff rape constitutional amendment put through congress at this session the president fcaid: "Mrs. Wiley and ladies: No one can fail to be Impressed by thl great compare of thoughtful women, and I want to assure you that it is to me most impressive. I have stated onee before the position, which, as the leader of a party I feel obliged to take, and I am sure that you will not wish mo to stato it again. "Perhaps it would bo more serviceable if I ventured upon the contident conjecture that tho Baltimore convention did not embody this very important question In the platform which it adopted because of its conviction that the principles of the constitution which allotted these questions to the states were well considereal principles from which they did not wish to depart. Personal Position. "You have asked mo to stato my personal position with regard to the pending measure. It is my conviction that this is a matter for settlement by the. states and not by the federal government. I can only say that since you have turned away from me as a leader of a party and asked me my personal position as a man, I am obliged to state It very frankly and I believe in stating It I am probably in agreement with those who framed the platform to which allusion has been made. "I think that very few persons perhaps realize tho difllculty of the dual luty that must be exercised, whether he will or not, by a president of the United States. lie Is president of the United States a 51 an executive charged with the administration of the law. but ho is the choice of a party as a leader in policy. The policy Is determined by the party, or else upon unusual and new circumstances, by the determination of those who lead tho party."

KNIGHTS ARE BUSY PLANNING FOR PICNIC Affair on July Fourth at l'ann of Aaron Jones, Jr., W ill Bo Classy Time.

The TC. of P. picnic to be held at Aaron Jones, jr.'s farm, a mile and a half south of Springbrook park, July 4, promises to bo an enjoyable affair. At the meeting of Crusade lodge, No. 14. in K. of P. hall Tuesday night the committee n charge of the affair announced that all arrangements had be-n completed. Ian Pylo will bo the cliief speaker of the day. A band has been so-

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H. LEMONTREE tenth land's landing Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician. S. Michigan Street. I!rre nlione too. Pell phone 317 Sundays from 9 to 10 a. m. by Appointment.

HARRY L. VERRICK FUNERAL DIRECTOR

I f urrJsh the complete equipment, from the first call to the lurial. runli riKmes. 219 So. St. Joe St.

cured to entertain during the dav and they will be aided by tho U. I. Sunday School band. John Dellaven will act as oflicer of the day and M11 have special police, detectives and gumshoe men galore to help him. The following men will be in charge of the athletic contests: Stunts, J. S. Alward; horseshoe contest, George Crane; putting the shot. W. S. Munson, and refreshments. Hill Palmer. The events will include horseshoe contest, shot put, tug of war, fat man's race, lean man's race, sack race for girls, peanut race for ladies, foot race for girls and a ball game between the Reds and Blues.

Persons looking for a safe Fven per cent, tax exempt investment should consult The Merchants' National Dank of this city. Advt.

TNTTlATi: SKVITILATj. A large class of candidates was initiated at a sneeinl

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and Decorators, in Central I-ibor union hall Tuesday nlcrht. Six applications were also read.

COMMERCE CHAMBER HAS PUBLICATION "South Hrrnl Today' Will he used Monthly Will Contain Commercial News.

"South Bond Today", tho new Chamber of Commerce paper, made its appearance yesterday. It is an eight page three column publication the matter in it being compiled and edited by Secfcv. II. f;. Spaulding. It will be issxied monthly. News relative to South I3end industrial development, building news, retail news, manufacturing news, in fact all news pertaining to the growth of the city is found in its columns. Th editorial greeting in the new paper is as follows: " 'South Pend Today is the title chosen for the publication to be Issued by the Chamber of Commerce to keep the members, the citizens, and the many Inquirers about the city in

formed as to the doings of the organization and the material and civic development of the city. It will in no way usurp the field of the regular newspapers but will give business and municipal news and facts in concise form with tho particular object of impressing the reader who often fails to notice or to be impressed by the rame facts printed daily 'mid the maze of the news of the day. "Tho title 'Today was chosen advisedly as It is the purpose of the publication to bar all matter pertaining to what is known as 'ancient history" and take tip present day matters onVy. It will aim to keep the business public posted on subject' IertaaningT to business and industrial progress, information being presented in tabulated and paragraph form covering as far as possible the whole range of activity."

Persons looking for a per cent, tax exempt

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hould consult The Merchants' Na

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Blood Poisoning Arrested! "DRUCO"

oxidizes the poison germs earned into the flesh by the rusty nail, the jagged bit of tin. &c. The poison can't spread it's STOPPED SHORT! ''DRUCO" cleanses the wound aniiseptically first, better than anything else you know of ihen starts INSTANTLY TO HEAL smoothly -per-fectly most of the time without a scar! "DRUCO" does lots of other things equally well! "Get Qp

ACCEPT 2VO SUnSTITX'TK. druco diiug co., Baltimore, md. For Sale by American Drug Co.. 133 X. Main St., South Rend. Tnd.

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National Bank Now 1$ tht time to armnje thr Sain Deposit yon tntrrKl to make InnwttMi now and July 10th If yon want it to draw interert from July 1st. Merchants national Bank

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This store will be closed all day Saturday, July 4th. If you expect to buy a Refrigerator, Carriage or Go Cart for baby, Porch Swing, Couch Hammock, Gas Stove or anything else in Home Furnishings buy it before the fourth. There are so many things here that will help you have a glorious good time at home with your friends. Remember, this is ? vast round-up of all odd pieces, and an effort to still further reduce lines already depleted.

Our fast increasing list of satisfied customers is evidence that the people throughout Northern Indiana are fast becoming acquainted with and appreciate the Policy of the White House of The Ries Co. Our Motto: "Quality First," and your saUsfaction guaranteed. Here, quality is never sacrificed to make a low price.

aiie FoMrtli At Home

It is a sort of stock clearance sale which we find necessary after our enormous spring business; preparatory to receiving entirely new lines of Home Furnishings for our fall trade. This Sale is your greatest opportunity to buy at rock bottom prices a sale that will go down in history as one of the greatest events in point of quality merchandise and price reduction ever inaugurated by a Home Furnishing Store.

SALE STARTS THURSDAY A. M., JULY 2ND.

Thursday and Friday Will Be Big Bays

SALE STARTS THURSDAY A. M, JULY 2ND.

Colonial Dining Table and 6 Chairs

Genuine Leather

Seat

Ries Sale Price $20

These Wonderful Bargain Are Bound to Inspire Enthusiatic Buying.

Newly Married People Rugs, Carpets and Linoleum

This is a grand opportunity to select your Home Furnishings, where dependable quality exists in every piece no matter how low the price. Complete Three Room Outfit Ries Sale Price

BED ROOM

Tho Table is well built of selected oak, well finished with tho best varnish; the top is 42 inches wide and extends 6 fret; the drum of the pedestal is 10 inches in diameter, a beautiful massive design. Chairs have Flid oak frames, built very substantially and have genuine leather scats. A $31.50 value, for '20.

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Bed Davenport Rie Sale Price $11.95 Just as illustrated, has solid oak frame, well finished; upholstered with black Regal leather; below is roomy wardrobe for clothing.

Consist of splendid drosser of hardwood royal oak finish, two largo and two small diawers; Ixrelrd French plate mirror 1Gx20 Inches. Wash stand same material, one lonff drawer and closet lelnv. One chair. Wood bod of pood f-tyle, all to match.

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DINING ROOM Consists of Buffet substantially made of selected oak, has two small drawers, one lineil, and a lon linen drawer, also nic-e roomy closot. bot French platf? mirror, full lenjrth

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did -solid, oak chairs. Diniii? Tabic of solid nak, 0 ft. extension, Coloidal style ns shown above at left. Koorn size Ilusr of dependable wearing quality.

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Axminster Rugs in splendid floral and oriental patterns, full 9x12 size. Ries Sale Price, $13.75. Brussel Rugs of dependable wearing quality, all good patterns, 9x12 size, Ries Sale Price, $7.95. Japanese Mattinp a very satisfactory floor covering for a bed room; excellent quality, worth 3.r)C, Rios Sale IViro, 2T2 1 -'2c yard. Injrain Canpt latest patterns and colorings, a very unusual value. Hies Sale Irico 49c yard. "CVk's' Unolcuins You know the quality of "Cook's"; on Falo are a great many splendid designs, Kies Sale Price, ;?De jKr yanl, np. Cook's Inlaid in all the latest designs and colors, quality guaranteed, Itirs Sale Trice, 80c yanl, up.

Gas Ranges Ries Sale Price $11.95 up Cook in a cool kitchen with a "Jewel." Tho Jewel has the starFhaped burners built on sciontific principles which consume less gas than any other. Gas Itango like this Illustration with glass in top oven door and below an excellent broiling oven. Ilies Sale lrico, $'29.o0.

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Reed Carriages Ries Sale Price $17.95 You should see this carriage to appreciate it's splendid appearance; hero 'is a good illustration of it. Notice the splendid roll finish on hood and body front; it has substantial wheels with. bc:;t 7-S inch rubber tires. Reed Carriages never sold for so little as they will during this sale.

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KITCHKA" Consists of Kitchen Table with flour bin, drawer and breadboard below; one chair, "Jewel" Gas Range and floor Oilcloth.

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Kitchen Cabinet An $18.00 Value Ries Sale Price $13.95 Just as illustrated, constructed substantially of s-elected oak, moisture-proof finish. Tho top has roomy china closet on each

side, spice closet and sugar bin in center; below is flour bin, GO-lb capacity, largo cutlery drawer, bread board and spacious cupboard. Tho "Boone." "Hastings" and "McDougall" all high grade and well known makes, are sold here at moderate prices. In them you will see all the latest improved modern conveniences. Now at Ries Sale lrices.

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Splendid Refrigerator Ries Sale Price $4.95

This Porch Rocker Ries Sale Price 1.49 Very substantially built of selected hard maple, well finished r has a high back and a very comfortable seat woven of wide strips of rattan-One-half urual price

Complete wi th POLE HALYARD AND BRACKET

Flag 5x8 feet

Ries Sale Price 98c It is made of a splendid quality of cloth, of absolutely fast color, every seam is doublo-stitched; a value that sens regularly at about $2.00.

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pecially for us; has an mit-elde case of hard kiln dried lumber, an inside ca?o of tasteless and odorless lumber; heavy galvarrizM lining: best Insulation; a very' economical refrigerator a reiJ $10 value. Yon ran't afford to lo without one, they cost so little here.

Couch Hammock Ries Sale Price

A delayed shipment that ehould have arrived two weeks ago, came in Just In time for this sale. A Couch Hammock Is the thing in which to get real out-door rest. This one has comfortable spring3 and mattress; if you want one don't delay. Several others are shown at Sale Prices.

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SAY TO THE SALESMAN, "CHARGE IT."

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FREIGHT PREPAYED ON ALL OUT-OF-TOWN SHIPMENTS.

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PLAIN FIGURE PRICES ONE PRICE TO ALL.

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