South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 230, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 August 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

GARBAJAL QUITS ! AS MEXICO HEAD

VESSEL RACES THROUGH Ji'Oi;

Turns Over Authority to Gov.! Gen. Ituride and States That! Act Was Taken to Prevent!

Further Bloodshed.

MinmtonUo ShciU at i;iiit ii Miles a Hour to l'a:c CJcrnmii (tli'r.

BY H. II. STANSHCKV. MKXK'O CITY. 11. Provis ional I'rfs. ar";aj;il. whi-M resignation wan f .xi lu.ivf ly forra.t Sunday nitrht, rHiniuihfMl the authority of th jro t rnr.H nt Monday to fov. (Jen. Ituride of th- fetleral illstrirt. CarLajal states that his ji:rjose is to prevent firtlu-r lIooil;shfd. lut conveys tru warning that the con.tltutiorialiMt? havo refused guarantees of life anil property. 'ecy. of War Velaco is cooperating with Ituride. A manifesto now on the streets says the army will resist and not evacuate until Riven assurances of peaceful occupation. Ther is preat anxiety umnns,' Imth native and foreign el"mnts. over the outcome. A secret representative of the U. v jrovernment has just sent .'ecy. of tate IJryan this inestie. "The Kuhicon has hen crossed, le--ware!" The situation rouhl not he better summarized. The British minister. Sir Iioncl (harden, cabled Washington:

"(')ranizetl government has rendered to anarchy. Should he ncted." He received a replv alvisinir

t f call '.;pon J. A. Kohinsn of Monterey, a friend of Mr. IJryan who happens to In in that city. Powerless to Klve or call aid. Sir 3-.iop.el conferred with Itoldnson. Carhajal's resignation reads in part as follows: "To my expressed wish to divest the revolution of whatever it miht have of a vengeful character and make it simply an instrument of justice and possibly humane, the revolutionary authorities have turned a deaf e.ar. threatening the country with great ivrotigs and future disturbances. "My purpose has become impossiIde of realization or I would yet be disposed to maintain the struggle if supported by any political elements represeniinv: the idea of leading the country to sahation. "I leave office confiding the lives and interests of the residents of iie capital to the governor of the federal district. "The revolutionary authorities alone are responsible for the future."

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NKW VOUK, Aug. 1 1. Out.peedlns a, (ierman cruiser in a two hours' race at IS knots an hour through a dense fog the steam.'ihlp Minnetonka of the Atlantic Transport line, arrived safe in port Monday. The passengers who had been awake all night, were still excited over the peril they hail escaped. The .Minnetonka left London on Aug. 1 and was three days at sea before anyone on hoard knew war had been declared. After a virelesa message Capt. K. (I. Cannons blanketed all lights ait night and instructed the wireless men to send no messages. .Shortly before Sunday night the rays of a powerful searchlight pierced the fog and illuminated the Minnetonka. The passengers were startled and crowded the decks. At the same time Capt. Cannons received a wireless from the stronger asking: "Who are you?" (.'apt. Cannons replied vith the same question and got no answer. A few moments later the strangvr wirelessed the .Minnetonka to sound her fog whistle twice. Instead of re-plylng the liner increased her speed from 14 to IS knots and shot ahead toward the neutral waters of this country. The cruiser followed until Nantucket light was sighted when she gave up the chase, and headed back to sea. Owen Wlster, author, was chairman of a committee that today handed

to capt. cannons resolution of appreciation for the escape from the German cruiser. During the three last days of the voyage the Minnetonka was in communication with the American cruisers North Carolina and Tennessee, the Hritish cruiser Isex, and her sister ship, the Minnehaha. Some of the passengers were Colin Campbell, the Knglish actor; the Kev. Alfred K. Meyers of the Fifth Avenue Marble Collegiate church; Dr. and Mrs. II. B. Blakey, Mrs. P. Brown, A. II. Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Spencer Kdmonds and Miss "Winifred Lattimer.

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BIG GUNS ARE BEING RUSHED TO QUEBEC

Preixiratloin Indicate That Canadians Will Guanl Against Attack.

CARRANZA N EARING MEXICAN CAPITAL . WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. Reports to the state department and the headquarters of the constitutionalists agree

that there will be a peaceful entry of I

the constitutionalist army into Mexico City. Carrar.za has arrived at San Luis Potosl. which is only an eiht-hour ride from Mexico City. Kafael Zuharan Capmany, head of th constitutionalist agency here, received a telegram Monday from Carranza in which he says that the cities of Pachuca, Toluca and Marcella have surrendered peacefully to Carranza. Generals Gonzalez and Obregon and others are marching on converging lines towards the Mexican capital. The headquarters here received the

intimation that Carbajal is making

ready for Might. This was construed i "1 ', "k ' " 1 iT V"t i f 1l lffk I ! 1 tilt

1 hit lining i i iwc r I i I ' ' 1 1 w armed resistance to the constitutionalist armv.

mij:s. Robert Chase, who works at the Hatch garage, was riding in an auto

mobile this morning when near the i corner of Hickory and Fifth sts. an interurban car going at a ery rapid speed struck his auto In j

the rear, crushing the rrir v?eel. Kvery spoke was broken off and the rear axle was lent. Two rods ou the fender of the interurban car was broken. Mr. Chase was not injured. Fire Chief Volkhardt and wife are camping at llarron lake.

OTTAWA. Ont.. Aug. 11. Dig- guns are being rushed to Quebec by the military authorities via the Grand Trunk railway. All possible speed Is being used. The preparations are taken to indicate that the Canadians are guarding against the contingency of the approach of German warships. The British authorities have ordered the Canadian government to ship 700.000 bushels of wheat, 1,000, COO bushels of oats and 1,000 tons of hay. Shipment will be from Montreal across the Atlantic unfer naval convoy. Kxports of meats and other foodstuffs from the dominion to the United States must be suspended during the war because of the British need for these supplies. Quebec has been closed as a port by order of the federal authorities. No ships will he permitted to leave and those which left Saturday and Sunday have been held at father Point. They are the Donaldson liner Letitia, Allan liner Sicilian. Canadian Pacific steamship Troila. Cunarder Alaunia and the Head liner Brayheud. Code and cipher cable messages to and from New Foundland have been prohibited and the full name of the sender and the addressee must be given. After being held as a prisoner of war suspected-fif being a Gorman spy, H. . Mundheim. manager of the. Cement Products of Canada, limited, has been released on parole.

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iti:mm:x spkings. Miss Grace Marquissee was a weekend visitor at the home of her brother. !.ren Marquissee. In St. Joseph. Mrs. Kester Harmon of South Bend is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jennie Armstrong. Louis Samson and family returned Saturday to their home in Homer, Mich., after a few days' visit with home people. Mrs. Mary K. KUIott has returned from a visit of several weeks in Chicago. Her daughter, Mrs. Clara Dodds and son, Hlliott. returned with her fur a three weeks' visit. Mrs. Vm. Kramer returned Monday to her home in Three Oaks after a few days' visit at the home of her brother, Byron Otwell. west of town. Mrs. Martha Boss of Benton Harbor is visiting relatives here. Zack Hen llcmsn left Monday for Tacoma, Wash., after a week's visit at the home of his mother, Mrs. Amelia Hendleman. Joseph Brennen and family. Mrs. Thos. Glenn, and Mr. and Sirs. A. Dahlton of Chicago are here for a week's stay at the Chas. E. Storick home. The Aid society of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Keroy Beckwith of Ixittaville. Intl.. have been visiting at the home of the former's mother. .Mrs. Anna Beckwith the past week. They and Mrs. Beckwith left Sunday for a visit with the latter's sister, .Mrs. W. i:. Ilichmond. In Beaver Falls, Pa. J. W. HM.vford of Cnlar Falls, la., js a visitor at the home of his nephew, I'red Harrington. A large crowd wiu on the Crystal Sprir.es camp grounds Sunday to attend the services. Bev. Geo. T. Stephens gave the morning sermon and In the afternoon ('has. S. Osborne gave an address. Th meeting closed Sunday evening. G. A. Eldson as a business isltor in Nile Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Whitehall of South Bend were visitors at the home of tiie former's nephew. Bay Allen, Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Fillmore Archer, Mrs. W. N. Skinner and daughters, Uev. H. A, Cm rr and family. Mrs. A. M. Bichardson. Mrs. G. A. Eldson and Mrs. Bert Kidson returned Sunday from a week's stay at Crystal Springs. Mrs. Edith Hinman ha returned to her home In Buchanan after a week's vi.-dt at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Storick. Ivawrence Davis of Chicago was a week-end visitor at the home of his mother. Mrs. Flora E. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Taylor have, returned to their home in Chicago after a. few days' visit at the home of the latter's parents. Mr sA lLr. W. Wet mo re j

Part of a Letter from Cheney Bros., 4th Ave. and rSth Street, New York, N. V.: Rbertson Bros. Co., South Bend, Ind. In reply to your letter of Aug G. Your order will be shipped and you can almost feel some of every re-order being filled without any advance in Price. Deliveries in Black Satin may be a little slow as the scarcity of French Silks has given us considerable more business on those lines. We want your orders on every number and we will take good care of you. Satins are in great demand. It might be wise to anticipate.

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CHENEY BROTHERS. By Edward T. Fowler.

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Store Open All Day Wednesday

Foulards

KID GLOVES FABRIC GLOVES. We handle Perrin's Gloves and have a splendid stock of :.ev fresh goods. Prices

will be no higher. The old standard qualities.

Comma. . $1.00 LaMuir . .$1.50

Kayser's Celebrated Fabric Gloves The standard of Gloves, will be the same prices on every quality that you are all familiar with.

CHENEY BROTHERS are silk merchants of the highest type. The most reliable and the largest Silk and Velvet iManufacturers in the world We sell their

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. Crepe die Clieees They are not Bootting Prices on account of the war scare. They don't write wild scary things to their customers. They do not state they are the only silk makers that haven't advanced price. They are big fellows merchants of the Highest Character. Merchandise of Every Description will not be higher. The buyer who buys his merchandise from the Standard Manufacturers, will not pay more. The Merchant who is interested in your getting the best for your money, and is big enough to look out for his customer will be alive to every situation and we believe the women and men of South Bend who support the retailestablishments of this city are intelligent enough to know there is no reason for higher prices on Dry Goods. "

The only kind of Manufacturers Robertson Brother's Co. do business with The Greatest Manufacturers The Best iWakers in the world of Wo men' s and Misses' Ready to Wear Garments The H. Black & Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, Makers of Wooltex Clothes Report No higher prices but better garments at lower prices than ever. That's the kind of action from the Big Fellows who sees things as they ought to be.

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Have shipped us the past 10 days over S3, 000 worth of Fine Laces and Fancy Trimmings. No higher prices on these lines.

Special Note: We had a letter from one of the largest Importers on D. M. C. Cotton, which comes from Germany. It stated our entire order would be shipped the 10th of August. No higher prices here on these lines.

August Sale -Special Prices All Day Vtfednesday

Dress Goods

$6,000 WORTH OF NEW DRESS GOODS From such well known mills as Botany Worsted Mills, Garfield Woolen Mills, Manchester Woolen Mills Makers of the finest Dress . Goods Fabrics. Every price as low or lower than ever before. 36 inch French Serges, all wool, 50c yd. 36 inch Storm Serges, all wool, 50c yd. 36 inch Fancy Brocades, all' wool, 50c yd. 36 inch Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, 50c yd. 44 inch French Serges, Storm Serges, Poplins, Crepes and Fancies at 75c yd. Botany and Garfield Serges, Armems, Prunellas, Gaberdines; wonderful qualities at $1.00 yd.

Silks

3,000 YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL YARD-WIDE SILKS AT 59c YARD. Starting our August Sale with the most remarkable values we ever offered. Handsome Stripe Messalines, Taffetas, Plaid Taffets, values to $1.85, yard 59c. 24 inch Beautiful Brocade Silks, yard 39c' 36 inch Handsome Black Messalines, $1.00 yd. French and Swiss Black Taffetas at 75c and 85c vard.

Wash Goods

August Sale of Coats

Our Greatest Reducations Have Been Made on all Ready-to-Wear Garments. The final 10 days' selling starts tomorrow, Wednesday morning. A splendid Investment in Every Garment COATS AT $3.98 AND $5.00. 30 Early Fall Coats that sold from $1.00 to $15.00, reduced to $3.98. 64 Early Fall Coats that sold from SlS.50 to $25.00, reduced to $5.00. This Includes Silk Coats. BALANCE OF WASH DRESSES. 55 Splendid Gingham and Pique Dresses, reduced to $1.

Summer Dresses

About 200 Handsome Summer Dresses.

Our Entire Stock. Dresses up to $10.00 reduced to $2.98 and $3.98. Dresses that were $ 12.50, reduced to $5.00. Silk Wash Dresses that were to $22.50, reduced to S10. Most every dress has the new Tunic and there is a fine range of sizes from 16 to 48. All JUNIOR SUITS at 55.00. Special to mothers getting girls ready fir school. We have 20 Junior Suits left. Just the thing for girls 13, 15, 17 years old. Wednesday, $5.00.

School Dresses

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES AT 59c.

Extraordinary Values. Tomorrow we offer you 300 splendid Wash Dress, made of Fine Ginghams and Juvenile Cloth, that were made to retail forSl.Oot Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. Tomorrow 59c.

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Wednesday, 1,500 yards of Imported Wash Goods at 15c and 25c yard. 36 inch English Crepes, Reps, Piques, values to 65c yard; Uc yard. Fine English "Cords, Poplins, Reps and Shirtings, values to SI. 00 yard, at 25c yard.

Domestics

25c Wash Goods Item from Domestic Dept. at 10c yard. 65 pieces of Fine French Ginghams; 16 pieces Fine Madras Cloths: about 200 yards Crinkle Ginghams, 32 inch. These are all 25c qualities. All good styles, not a poor pattern; to close out quick, 10c yard.

House Dresses

HOUSE DRESSES The Manufacturer cut his profit; we cut our profit. To give you the greatest House Dress you ever bought at 89c. Made of Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, full skirt, tine titting dress, worth Sl.5o in a regular way, tor Wednesday. 89c

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Aprons

5o Dozen Gingham Aprons, long cover-up aprons with two pockets, always 5oc; Wednesday, 25 c 3o Dozen House Sacques, made of fancy Swisses and Percales, Wednesday, 33c. Our Pictorial Review Patterns, the most complete in styles Fall Style Book is now here Price 25c. Pictorial Review Patterns, 1 5c.

Hosiery and Underwear

August Sale ot Women's Hosiery and Underwear all qualities advertised in black, also come in white. VERY SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. 50 Dozen Women's Fine Gauze Lisle Hose, full fashioned, the "Wayne Knit," regular 75c quality, at 50c apir. 100 Dozen Women's Fine Gauze Lisle Hose, full fashioned, "Wayne Knit," special at 25c pair. 100 Dozen Fat Black Seamless Cotton Hose of beautiful quality, 15c; 2 pair, 25c. 100 Children's School Stockings, splendid wearing quality at 15c pair.

BEDDING

Our great August sale of BEDDING. Prices lower than even. Spreads, Comforters and Blankets. The great North Star Blanket. The best woolen blanket made. 100 pairs North Star, 72 x 90; CK flfl all wool Blankets, at pair pj.UU 300 pairs Washua Fine Cotton, full sized Blanket, white, tan and grey, at si. 00. 100 Full Standard Fine Crochet Bed Spreads at $1.50. 50 Full Standard Satin Bed Spread, with cut corners and scalloped edges, for $2.25. SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES. 80 x 90 good Hotel and Rooming House Sheets, 59c Fruit of the Loom, S x 90, Fine Bleached Sheets, 89c. Fruit of the Loom 45 x 36 Fine Bleached Pillow Cases, 22c Excellent 45 x 36 in. Bleached Pillow Cases, i2y2c COMFORTERS. 100 Splendid Silkoline Covered Comforters, at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 each.

TABLE LINEN

August Sale of Fine Table Linens and Crashes. 68 inch Heavy Satin Bleached All Linen Damask Table Linens, 10 patterns, S1.00 value, for 89c yard. 72 inch Heavy Satin Damask Better than the usual S1.25 kind, 12 patterns. $1.00 yard. 300 Odd Table Cloths, 2 yds. square and 2x 2y2. The finest quality from" John S. Brown & Sons. In every instance a saving of one-third; from $2.00 and $5.00.

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Waists

Another lot of 600 Handsome Lingerie Waists at $1.00. We had' these made of Linaire White Goods. Materials worth to 65c a yard. We have sold hundreds of these waists the past 3 weeks. This fresh lot for balance of August Selling, All Sizes including 46.

Art Department

August Sale of Fancy Stamped Goods, D. M. C. Cot

tons, Embrodery Flosses, all at the old prices. "No advance." We would advise you buying D. M. C Cotton nowas their may be a scarcity of certain numbers later on. Stamped Linen Center Pieces, 18, 20, 22 in., worth 25c, including floss, 19c. Combinations Stamped, materials ready to finish, worth S1.00, S1.50 at 50c. Stamped Huck Towels, 18 x 36, at 20c Infants' Long Dresses, stamped at 50c

Notions

August Sale of Notions Remarkable Values that are true ones. Reval-Sonomore Dress Fasteners, black and white, all sizes, 3 dozen for 5c Ruche Supports.- The new collar forms including the Medici, Gladstone, Aurora, 10c each. Stiles Waxed Thread, a thread that will not tangle, 8c. 50c Satin Pad Hose Suporter, 29c Children's Hose Supporters, the guaranteed Wilson Brand, pure elastic, 25c

Specials in Muslin Underwear for Wednesday. Extraordinary values. Special Purchases, 25 dozen "Nainsook Gowns, embroidery trimmed vokes, splendid quality, well made, 39c 25 dozen Crepe Gowns, always sold for Si. 00; this sale ,83c. 15 dozen Fine White Petticoats, lace trimmed, embroidery trimmed, some with double panel, values to S2.00; Wednesday, $1.00. New Corset Covers, just in, 25c and 50c. 1 CORSETS WEDNESDAY SPECIALS IN CORSETS. Lot 1 Soiled Corsets, S3. 00 and $3.5() Corsets, reduced to $1.95. Summer Corsets, made of strong net, low bust, long hip, Wednesdav 3Sc. Cihldrens' Ideal Waists new reinforced Waists, 25c and 50c

GLOVES

Our August Sale of Fine French Gid Glove. .Our new importation, Every Pair Perrin's Make. No better Gloves in the world and the prices are as low as ever: Perrin's Corona, real French Lamb Skin Gloves, $1.00. Perrin's La Muir, 2-cla-p Real French Kid Gloves, $1.50. Perrings Bfack Sewn Street Gloves, $1-25. Perrin's 16-button Evening Gloves, $2.95 and $3.95 pair.

LACES

Laces That vou need for getting the daughter readv for school. Values better than ever. VaL, Torchon and Linen Cluny Laces, dainty, beautiful patterns, edges and insertions, 5c yard. 4y2 inch Oriental Laces, handsome designs in ecru and white. 25c yard. 24 inch Shadow Flouncing, beautiful qualities, worth mjch more, 29c yard. Shopping at Robertson's is a comfort. The coolest store in South Bend. Rest room on the Third Floor.

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