South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1914 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. SPRUE CROP IS 3C BEVERLY BAYNE DISPELS BEAUTY BELIEFS "PERSONALITY BEATS LOTIONS," SHE SAYS i Co. ODerison I

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Old Time Bears Are Standing Around and Growling Because of Black Rust Reports That are Coming Forward.

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r.V JOSEPH 1 PKITCIIAHD. rUKWJO, July j:. Th- spring what mp is now in the l.alance. Thrn an many possittilitie." surrounding it anil lf-uii. of this fact spfculation M th mcmmt nas (Jwindid

n.w h smaller proportions. tiriM- lf'ftrs in wlW'ut an around and )ro lirur fithr Mick r;:-t rt-ports that

re coming forward. They not only fear that to p it out short liius will cause lo.s .--.$. hut many of tln-m wr on the h'jyir.g siil in a most liheral manner Tuesday. It looked as if tinhears had plaed that side of the market t a standstill until such time as conditions in the sprimr wheat country heroines more lavorahle if they are to change in that direction. One of the h-.t crop experts traveling out of 'hicai?o reiterated the claim made for several days o'f losses hy black rust and blight in i'ctions of the Dakotas. These reports were given considerable attention as well n credence. They ( laimed that deterioration has been marked in some factions and that former estimates must be reduced in order to get near the actual result. Producers of grain in the actions of the spring wheat country where deterioration has been pronounced say the losses have been caused by blight and not by black ruxt; that the latter exist in many f-ections, but that 'lie plant is too far advanced for the dread disease to do a great deal of damage. As an offset to the damage claims s coming out of the spring wheat country are the threshing returns from the .state of Kansas. Messages received hire Tuesday said that the yields there arc ranging fromvl'.O to iO bushels per acre anil that forty bushels is not an uncommon yield. The opinion is volunteered by some of the Lest Judges of the southwest that the total winter wheat crop will -xceed all former estimates and that it will continue to be taken in liberal quantities by exporting countries because of its most excellent quality. Corn wa.s irregular and unsettled, with prices l-Sc lower to 1 -4 ."- higher. Conditions in the corn belt varied, .Some sections reported prospects, as good, while others claimed that rains are needed. Oats were 1-8 t l-4c higher on Sej. tember and December and unchangei for July and May. The market was active with shorts in the lead as buyers. The weakness in lard was the feature as well as the factor in the provision market. It was the controlling Influence and caused the entire list to ease off somewhat. Close.

Wheat Julv, 80; Sept., 10 Dec. S2 .i-4 fa 7-S. Corn July. 70 S-S: Julv old. Sot 67 7-S5-6S; Xopt. old. G7 5

2-4 ; Dec. 58 7-S 'ci m Oats July, :iti7-s; Sept., 35 3-S; Dec. :?G 5-S: Ma v. ?, 'J 1-4. Pork July. 22. SO; Sept., 21.00. Lard July. 10.02 1-2: .ept., 10.15; Oct.. 10.17 1-2; Jan., !bl7 1-2. Ribs July. 12.10; Sept., 11.90; Oct., 11.45.

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WANT LONGER POLES USED IN SOUTH BEND

Would AM in Moving Small Houses. Petition Tablet! Indefinitely.

Owing to the fact that South land's building code is stilt in the making", a petition presented by Crawford Staples, a house moving contractor, at the committee of the whole meeting Tuesday night, was tabled indefinitely. The building code came up for discussion at the council committee meeting but nothing definite was done. Mr. Staples' proposed ordinance provides for a bill compelling the telephone, telegraph and lighting companies to use longer poles for stringing their wires. This would allow small houses to pass under the wires without raising or tearing them down. Cnder the present ordinance, the contractor must get a permit from the. companifs to move houses under the wires.

HINDU PASSENGERS TO RETURN TO INDIA

ri.lo Inch (Juris soon Convince Aliens That Canadians Mean ltuslncss.

VANCOrVKH. R C, July 2 2. The Hindus aboard the Komagata Maru. tonight agreed to be deported oy the Canadian government. They vill be jslven food enough to last them intil ihey reach India. The expected Ightinp failed to materialize. Th Hindus had barricaded themselves ibourd the Komagata and dared any .n to board the vessel. During the day the lritish-Cana-lian cruiser Kainbow with l.Ooo men aboard arrived here and anchored icar the Hindu prison ship. She irtaned two 12-inch guns on the boat ind this undoubtedly convinced the Hindus that the Canadian government iieant business when it announced ;hat the Asian passengers would not De permitted to land.

A summer tonic that braces the body and brain, cools the ?ytem, regulates your stomach. kidneys and iver. That's what Hollistcr's Kocky Mountain Tea will do. ::." cents. Tea jt Tablets. Cconley s Drug Store dt.

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ItV IDA 1 1 MeC.LOXH C.IHSON. "Pantomime and personality will make you attractive even if you never use a freckle lotion,", says Ueverly Iiayne. "And nothing shows so much of a woman's personality as her mouth." The mouth plays nn even greater part in facial loveliness than the eyes. I have never yet .'en a woman with a. lovely mouth who was not called beautiful. Heverly Bayne says: "You would think that in moving pictures the mouth as you cannot hear words spoken would not be very Important, but the next time you go to the 'movies' watch the months of the actors. You can read the ftory most by their expressions, even if you are not a life reader and cannot tell what they are saying." I have always said: "Ixt me see a woman's mouth after she is 4 0 and I can tell you almost as much of her life and character as the palmist could from her hands." Probably right here, little Ugly Mouth will say with a pout: "Well, what are you going to do about it?" You can change the shape of your mouth easier than any other feature

of your face. There is no reason why anyone

should not have a pretty mouth. If your teeth are bad a visit or two at the dentist will remedy that. Then comes the shape of the lips. Go to the glass and look at your mouth carefully. If you are a discontented sort of a woman you will find it drops at the corners? that there are lines from these corners down to the sides of your chin. As you grow older the parenthesis lines from your nose to the corners of the mouth will appear. I know a woman who had all these sings of pessimism and discontent and changed them absolutely wfter she was 3T years old. At 40 she is considered much better looking than ever before in her life. How did she do it? Simply by banishing the hard thoughts, the sad thoughts, the unhappy thoughts from her mind. She never closes her mouth in the determined, ugly fashion which she used to do habitually. She smiles to herself and at hersvlf if she finds no one to smile with and nothing to smile at. When she goes to sleep at night she does so with a smile. "Don't get in a habit of keeping your mouth open." says Heverly Hayne. "even if you think your teeth are your most attractive feature." A sudden smile and a flash of gleaming pearls are much more alluring than if you are showing them all

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IJayne shows that the smllthe girl who has a beauti-

the time. If your lips are too full, then you can learn to close your mouth a little tightly, but eyen when you do this don't forget to smile.

PUMPER IS TRIED OUT BY FIRE CHIEF

Machine? With

Draws Water 1-Yoni Ilaeo From 150 to 200 Pounds Pressure.

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They Ache and Burn and Pain He So I Can't Stand It Get TONUO-Instant Kellet For tired, nchlntr. burnlnsr, swollen feet there's nothing like TON GO. You mny think you've tried them all. but If your feet. hurt you haven't used TONGO. For

A triple combination pumper, which will give a pressure of from 150 to 200 pounds to a stream of water, was tried out by Fire Chief I. W. Sibrel Tuesday afternoon. The machine was taken to the Oliver race and drew water to a height of 10 feet with from 150 to 200 pounds pressure. The average pressure secured now is from 60 to TO pounds. The machine can be attached to a lire hydrant if necessary. It is manufactured by the Ameri-

BEVKULY BAYNE says: It is harder to make the lips give expression to a lie than the tongue.

THE SEMI-ANNUAL

can Ia France Co. at Battle Creek and came to South Hend hy way of Kalamazoo, Dowagiac and Xiles. It will go from here to Chicago where il will be given a try-out. The tank holds 750 gallons. Carl Bruce of Battle Creek is the driver.

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Sale

Wiil continue during the balance of July the public has certainly appreciated the opportunity by taking advantage of the remarkable low prices. Our unusual hourly sale in each department this morning was proof of the genuine bargains.

The excellent service in

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Tea Room has provided for many to their delight during the hot days; we are serving meals at such popular prices, it is a saving to enjoy your luncheon under the cool breezes of the large ceiling fans.

WILL BUILD PIPE SEWER

Indiana A v. Kesolution Passed Hoard of Works.

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Members of the board of public works approved only one resolution at the meeting Tuesday night, rejecting three others. The resolution for a pipe sewer on Indiana av. was approved, while the trunk sfer on Division st. was rejected. The opening and extension of Francis st, was rejected as was the resolution to extend Ottawa st.

It's like a summer breeze; cools, refreshes and builds up your wasting energies. Hollister's Kocky Mountain Tea is the most effective summer tonic. C5 cents, Tea or Tablets. Coonley's Drug Store. Advt.

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Praises This Remedy For Lung Trouble M:ny people are led to believe that lung trouble Is utionniiueruMe. This Is not the cn.xe. as umiy have been restored to health by Eck man's Alterative. Investigate this: Howling Green, Ky., K. No. 4. "Gentlemen : in p.os . had n severe cough for six months. I tried all the medicines that my doctor recommended, hut no results eame for the better. I had night sweats, and would cough and spit until I got so weak I could hardly do anything. Hut. nt last. J nine I eerlng, of Glasgow Junction. Insisted that I try your medicine. In one week there was quite un improvement in my condition, ami after I had taken several bottles I felt as well as ever in my life. I firmly believe Eekman's Alterative will relieve any case of lung trouble if taken before the last stage." Abbreviated. Affidavit). A. ( II ETT E KS Y 0 1 IT 1 1. Eekman's Alterative is most efficacious in bronchial catarrh and severe throat and lung affection and upbuilding the system. Contain no harmful or habit-forming drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold by leading drnggists. Write Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa., for booklet of rev'overies.

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the policeman, the barber, the tired shop girl, the woman with the tUht shoesi. th man with the tumlons nil can find Instant relief in TONGO. the greatest of ail too remedies. It soothe! snd allays tho palL and burningf nt on:. Dont think for ft minute lecuu.e you bive tried powders and ointments an I tablets that dissolve in hot water, with-no great relief that all hojo is pone. Go to your nearest drreiTbt and pot TOKGO your relief will be lnitant and your comfort perpetual, and you will hles the day you read this Tap r. TONGO Is for tale by all druKgl"ts c-nts or nt by mall prepaid by Ie"alsoa Fharmaral Co.. Chlcaro. Yn always find Tongo at Wetti k! Original t tit lUte 3It-tirlne Store, .Son tli 11ih1, and the Itril Cro l'Uar iiacy( MUltawaka, Ind.

Delightful Trips Into Eastern Canada and Return With Side-Trip Privileges. $?0.0o take you on the Grand Trunks new luxuriously appointed train The International Limited, to Montreal, with a Mop at Toronto, If desired, for lnepenle ide-trip to Muikoka and other point In the Highland of Ontario. St. Lawrence River boat trip through the 1000 Itdanadft only $1.50 extra. From .Montreal you may return la Niagara Falls for i.:V extra. .k for g-uble-bookn and particular! 16 other circle tours.

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Th rv efimilenl. P. D. Q Peky Derfla 3tiiet.ua. actoaJly pu&a Um evriatn.e to pak7 bed bag. roacha. aota. flea; impoa&ible fur thorn to exist where P. D. Q. U uwsd. P. D. Q. kills ant fcave a ooattos: on tbeir 3?g and prevents hatching. A 2&e package makea a Quart of the trocj?est bus kttter on earth. A box of P. D. Q. goes farther than a barrel of oki-fashioned hag killers. Look for the devTi bed on every box. alo patent spout tn every bux of P. IX Q. P. D. Q. ktf la fleas on drs; all leediua drurafets,

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Tomorrow Thursday All Day We are offering the following

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The best House Dress ever sold for $1.00 made of materials' that are worth the price.

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The greatest value in a Summer Blouse you ever got at this price made of Imported Linaire materials that we bought in yard goods and made up these

Waists to our own order. Linaires that

sell from 2c to 40c a yard.

'athins Suits

The season is going to be a long one, why not avail yourself of the healthful exercise when bathing suits can be obtained at such reasonable low prices from $1.50 to $5.00. Bathing Caps, 50c to $1.00. Bathing Shoes, 25c to 75c.

Raincoats and Rubbers

THE RUBBER STORE 20 B. atlchisan St.

HARRY L VERR1CK FUNERAL DIRECTOR

I furnish the complete equipment, from the first call to the burial. Both Phon. 219 So. It. Joo St-

L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant. 120 West Colfax At. ITomo 5297. Dell 237.

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

We carry a rull lino of Kodaks, Cameras and supplies, the largest stock In northern Indiana. Fine developing and printing promptly done, and at moderate, prices. All work guaranteed. South Bend Camera Co. With J. Ilurke & Co., Opticians. 230 S. Michigan St.

Gas lor Lighting and Coolrfng GAS COMPANY

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

Public Drug Store

New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST.

BATH CABIfJEiTS For Ilhumatlim, Gout, IironvMtls, Liver,' Stomach, Kidney ud Bladder Trouble. Prlr $3.00 up. OTTO C. BASTIAN DRUGGIST 109 South Michigan Street.

Lewis C. Landon & Co. DRUGGISTS S36 S. Michigan Ft. n. Phono 5107 Bel! 1036

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South Bend National Bank

CAPITAL - $100,000 SURPLUS EARNED 110,00 D niECTO RS : Luclas Hubbard Haven Hubbard 1 Myron Campbell Marvin Campbell Robt. 8. Campbell Fred IU Bad Arthur L. Hubbard.

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Uf .hsWfV 22-k. Gold Crowns low aa 5.1.00

VS.vl ;:n f K.f If Rl White Crowns, low aa J3.0O

U X H VI V IWBrldw Work, low as 33.00

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Silver Fillings 5'c

Teeth extracted without pain 50c No charge for extractlns: when ordering new teeth. WHITE DENTAL PARLORS 111 W. Washington Ave. Over Herr's lUok Store. LADY ATTENDANT. OPEN EVENTXC.S. "f ' '"" ' '-

j Prompt, courteous treatment to ail, from ail. always.

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SUCCESSOR TO WILHELM'S. SALE A RsiT"up Summer Dresses They must be sold regardless of COST. Why do we do this The reason is this: We have five or six hundred dresses on hand and in order to reduce stock we make the great cut for a quick clean-up. At $1.00 This lot consists of a variety of styles, beautifully made of fine material. Colors plain, figured, stripes, etc. Our regular price was $1.50 to $2.00. Sale price $1.00 each. At $1.50 This lot of about 70 dresses, fine material such as lawn, crepe, etc., in stripes, figures, etc. Regular $2.50 values. Sale price $1.50. At $1.95 About 100 dresses, the greatest values ofiered. (Come early). Beautiful styles, well made and trimmed, of lawns, crepes, corded crepes, etc.; all new and up-to-date styles. Former prices from $2.50 to $6.5o. Sale price $1.95. At $3.95 Think of it This lot of dresses, the latest styles, skirts made Russian tunic style; colors white figured and stripes; materials crepes, lawns, linen and voiles. Our former price of this lot of dresses was $5.95, $7.95 and $8.50. Sale price $3.95. At $5.95 20 different style dresses, well worth S 10.00. This sale $5.95. WAISTS WAISTS 20 dozen fine Lingerie Waists; regular S1.00 waist. Sale price 49c each. White and Colored Wash Waists, great values; former prices $3.00 to $5.00. Sale price $2.49. All Summer Coats, Suits, Skirts, etc., to go at SPECIAL PRICES. We invite you to look. You can be your own judge as to the great values we are offering. Remember the date, Thursday Morning.

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