South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 September 1914 — Page 2
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WI-:T IU:.NCii. Mr.. Willliam .Mill r received a hrok'-n shuMt-r and Mr?. I'rtT Milh-r ; staln-i minor hruie.s whe n nn automohilo lriv n by l'eter Miliar, turnnl turth n-ar h-r-.
KAKAMAZOO. Mor.- than 1, republicans are in th- rity to att rid th- annual stat convention. A program of both a rnuy-mnt and lusinots has hr-en arranired.
KALAMAZOO. Tho annual stat convention of th Michigan Daughters of tho Revolution Is l.ein held m this city. Moro than 200 wonit n are here.
INDIANAPOLIS. J rry runners, finale, 34, committed suic-ide ly drinking arlolic acid, heeause he could not tind work.
COVINGTON. Leo Al-rhathy. 22. rommittml Filicide hy shooting himself through the heart hwanse h had heen told that he ould not recover from itri illnei-s.
INDIANAPOLIS. The Ftate hoard of finance ha-s closed a temporary loan for $2 50,000 at r, 1-2 pr tnt until the December settlement.
IAI:LINC,TmN. Mrs. Susan Yoiinr, 7. hoke to death whil- atinir a Ie;u h at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Oliver riannin-'ham.
L!;i:aNN. The new Kynina.-ium in the First P.aptist ehureh h;i len opened, and proFf.ects are that clones of mrn ::nd 1m, vs of Lebanon will tako advantage of the opportunities afforded hy taking training under A. II. Kroner, an fxperienced phy.-ical director. The "pym" was started for the men and hoy? of the First Hnptist church but so many applications for entrance came from outsiders that it was de idrd to organize additional classes and admit them.
INDIANAPOLIS Jack Lohi.ins of Chicago, is here to organize a branch of the "Iist Chance Hoys' Club" a part of the P.is Prother movement that is beintr promoted ov .r. the country. His plan is to z loo hoys into the dub and the same number of prominent men, each to le responsible for one boy. Some of the vve.ilthies men in the United States are backing the Pip: ProthT movement. There is only one "Iist Chance j:oys Club" in Indiana at Ft. Wavne.
ANDFHSoN Judge Austil is considering the question of crantint; a divorce to Henry Lahrman who allege that he married Irene Wilson in Jack
son county when the pirl was 15 years old. Iihnnan based his plea for a decree ori the charge that hi youni: wife Wt him at home to (are for their baly while she went to a skating rink in Plwood.
FRANK Ft HIT WAV. Sylvcster.who resigned as agricultural atcnt for Clinton Countv when his salary was
stopj,ed on Sept 1. has begun work In
the extension department of Purdue Cniversity. He is visiting exhibits over the state held under the auspices "f the Indiana Corn Growers' Association. No salary Iku; heen appropriated as yet to pay a, county aqeiit for the coming year.
SAYS SULPHUR DRIVES ECZEMA FROM THE Sil
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Gil I : K N FI LLI Thomas M oxley, well known over Indiana as an architect and builder, will he lail up for several week? as the result of a serious motorcycle accident. He was riding a motorcycle with Harry Conoway when they struck some fresh ravei. Moxley suffered a compound fracture (t his ritfht arm and other severe injuries. Conoway fell under the machine but was not seriously hurt.
LLP. ANON The Hoone Savings and Ioun Co. has resumed business with all its cash available after heinir, to all intents, "broke" for four days. The hitf steel safe containing the company's cash and other resources because locked In such a manner that none of the officers or employes could open it. An expert was sent for from Hamilton O.. and a few minutes after his arrival had the safe open.
Use Like Cold Cream to Instantly Stop Itching and Clear the Skin.
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IAFAYKTTH. Dewry Conrad. 11, was killed as a result of falling down an elevator shaft in the J. C. Lous plant here.
LOGANSPOIIT. Charged with murdering his wife, Tony Vitello has been arretted. Tony asserts thnt h was cleaning a shotgun and that it was accidental.
PRTNCFrON. Tr. Arthur Saxe. a chiropractor, has heen arrested on a charge of practicing medicine without xi license.
FVANSVIT.LF. Fearing that she would become a burden when her pravers for uVath went unanswered. Mrs. Elizabeth Tiller. SO. attempted to kill herself by taking poison.
UVANSVIIJVi:. Ch irsed with bringing Liura Smith, from Kentucky and placing lier In a resort. Hiram Cam' ron has been arrested and is held waiting n. liearing in the United stut-.s district comrni-sioner's court.
TF.RRi; UAI'Tn.-vShelby Peckrum.
" shot and killed his wife at their
home followivtr a riuarrel -hieh start
vav Peckram wanted his
mli:s. Gu Stueckle. president of tlie outh Pend Pre wing Co.. was in Niles Tuesday to see about removing the bricks which have occupied the walk along the sidewalk that runs beside their property. Mr. Stueckle stated that tho comoany will not bu'ld on the site of the building which was torn down at the corner of Main and Second sts. at least before spring Mrs. John Nolan left Tuesday for New York city after a visit with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Phillip Smith, north of the city. Walter Drury of Flint and Palph Drury of South Mend are in the city
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studies at the National Park -miliary. Mrs. Charles Wurz and son Kdward attended the funeral services for Frederick Wurz at St. Joseph Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was a brother of her lato husband W. F. Phillips. F. W. Iliehter. George Selfridge, J. II. Forler and Herman Roebeck went to Detroit today to attend the state democratic convention.
Miss Rose Umholts entertained telephone operators of the Xilcs
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change and Miss Edna Host of tho South Pend exchange at dinner Monday evening. Covers were laid for it. Mrs. C. K. White went to Detroit Tuesday to visit at the homes of her brothers, George and John Hoppln. Rev. and Mrs. K. M. Rentier have returned from Vlcksbur where Mr. Itcnner submitted to a serious operation. He is recovering.
Sulphur, says a renowned dermatologist, just common bold-sulphur made into a thick cream will soothe end heal the skin when irritated and broken out with Fczema or any form of eruption. The moment it is applied all itching cases and after two or three applications the Kczema disappears, leaving the gkin clear and smooth. He tells Kczema sufferers to u-t from any good pharmacy an ounce of hold-sulphur cream and apply it to the irritated pc.rts the same as you would any cold cream. For many years common hold-sulphur has occupied a secure position in the practice ot dermatology and cutaneous affections by reason of its parasite-destroying property. It is not only parasiticidal, but also antipruritic, antiseptic and remarkably healing in all irritable and inllammatory conditions of the skin. While not always
effecting a permanent cure it neverfails to instantly subdue the angry) itching and irritation and heal the Eczema right up and it is often years j
later before any eruption again appears on the skin. Advt.
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Some purgath es contain such strong
drims that, while tney cause the bow- , els to move, injure the delicate linings, of stomach and intestines. Hollister's i Rocky Mountain Tea is not in that '
idass. It is slightly laxative and at the same time healing and soothing, cents. Coonly Drug Store. Advt.
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Deposits made before October 11th, draw interest from October 1st at 4r . Any amount may be checked out at any time. Interest paid on all money left for full period. Citizens' Bank & Trust Co.
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UD October Sales will surpass anything every attempted by this store. We told you September was to be a great month. Our sales exceeded those of last year by OVER 20. October is to be one of our greatest selling months. Great preparations have been made to sell you the most remarkable merchandise at prices lower than we ever sold such qualities for before. We were in the markets the past warm spell. We bought thousands of dollars worth of winter merchandise from the best makers in America at very low prices. OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT Buv your holiday Linens, Fancy Linens, Table Cloths, Towels, during our Great October Sale Prices, lower than IMPORT COSTS.
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BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS. Extraordinary .values, best styles and qualities. Dress Velvets are scarce here, 42 in. at $2.50, $3.95 and $5.00. BUY YOUR KNIT UNDERWEAR at our October Sales. BUY YOUR KID GLOVES DURING OUR OCTOBER SALES. No advance in prices and a complete stock of Perrin's French Kid Gloves.
FORTERS now during the best time in the year. BUY YOUR RUGS AND DRAPERIES. Wonderful values. BUY YOUR HOUSE DRESSES. You will find extraordinary values in this splendid October Sale.
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S lU: IJ?V VILLK. Weary andi M n in health. William Keyman. i
7". ii. is returned from a tour of Kuii'l and of the T'nited states in earch of his son wh.. in a tit of an- :!. left horn four years ago. Keyman said lie will rest a short time and then he will continue the search into Canada.
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CLAR ICS nrUG. A quarrel over a sandwich ld to A he Morford stahhing c!arene I'reeland. prprietor of a rest aurant here.
KoKO.MO. An attempt to hre:i'c j.iil was frustrated when Nolan McPaniel. son of Sheriff MeH.iniel, found nine saws In a cell window.
CRAWrOKDSVILLK. Miss Mary Slitt. SK. died at the linmc of her hrother from injuries sustained in a f.ll down the jroreh steps.
rdM'Mlir.r Mayor K. H- V.llund. Co-. Ial-Mon and Huuh. Th. Miller will addrdor-s the annual tnef t;jm of the ,. It. of the fourth congressional district, net. 1. Mayor
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This is the best bargain of all. The Aprons are made of good gingham the same style, quality and kind your mother and grandmother wore. Even if you are well supplied with aprons it will pay you to stock up as another opportunity like this won't come again. REMEMBER, TOMORROW ONLY, 19c.
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BUY YOUR APRONS. Wonderful values in this Great October Sale.
OCTOBER IN OUR MILLINERY SECTION Hundreds of New Hats. Just in, stylish handsome Millinery at Great Savings. Beautiful CHILDREN'S MILLINERY For October. SO REASONABLY PRICED. BOYS' CLOTHING SECTION, FOR OCTOBER You'll find on comparisons the cleanest, finest most shiish stock of Bovs' Suits, Overcoats and Hats. Don't miss looking over this SPLENDID SECTION. GIRL'S SECTION If you will spend your time going over the remarkable values we otter vou, vou'll
this is the place to save moeny. This sale is the greatest we ever attempted. 700 New Coats just in everv coat all wool, all lined, with pockets.
For Children, all wool Chinchilla Coats, 2 to 6 years, worth $5.00 to sio.oo, October Sale $2.98 and $5.00. Girls' Coats, 6 to 14 years, values 38.95 to S I 5.00, October sales $5.00 to $10.00. GIRL'S SECTION, SWEATER COATS 300 all wool Sweater Coats, for girls, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years old, $1.25. 200 All Wool Sweater Coats for little tots, at $1.00. Girls' Rain Capes, Boys Coats at Great Savings. OUR SHIRT WAIST SECTION, FOR OCTOBER We're doing: a wonderful business in this department. For October we oiler vou a beautiful line of Larry Made Waists. From S5.00 to SI 5.00. Beautiful Silk and Lingerie Waists from S2.00 to S3.95. New While Waists of Piques, Madras and Fine Waistings, at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
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No Department in Northern Indiana so complete, so thoroughly readv to help you WITH THE BEST. ' ' SUITS Over 1,000 NEW FALL SUITS for Misses and Women, representing
I U every new Fall style, made of beautiful fabrics. Made bv the best makers in America, h : and the prices range from $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $18.50, $19.50, $25.00 to $125.00.
H H Extraordinary Chiffon Broadcloth Suits, jackets lined with Skinner's satii
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The most beautiful Broadcloth Suits at $25.00. Blacks and colors.
Our S 19.50 Suits are equal to most $25.00 Suits you'll see.
DRESSES
No where in Northern Indiana will vou find such an immense stock of Beautiful Dresses, from $5.95, $7.95, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 to $50.00.
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FURS OCTOBER SALE Prices and qualities at a Saving to you of 25 over any other season we can remember of. Immense collection. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS Our October Sales of Flannelette Gowns represents the best we can find anywhere. "Beginning Oct. 5th for two weeks an expert Corsetiere for Royal Worcester Crosets will be here, and tit you perfectly to the Best Corsets in the World.
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