South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 September 1914 — Page 3

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SUGGESTS 11 SIN PREVENTION Oft! Rabbi Cronbach in Atonement Day Sermon Urges Need of Inquiring Into Intellectual and Physical Causes of Sin.

DANDRUFFY HEADS BECOMEHAIRLESS Scalp Dries Chokes out the TTnir nrrl Prnvnntc itc flrmtrtVi

Atonement .lav was observed Vcds.sday among the Jewish peoplo of South B-nd with special services. At Temple lbth-Bl M-rvir-s w-r held in ihe morning, when Kabbi Cronbach prear hf-J .'in able sermon on the signilkanee of-the day. "Ator.mtrit day," he said in part, 'P.iks to us of purity and sinb-ss-It speaks to us o: the 'loo divine that will not let us 40.' Jt Kj'f-al;s to us of immortality. 'O grave whf-re is thy vbtory, O death where i thy Ming! Atonement -lay says that, although it us-s a dii trent laujjuaire. "Atonement day suggests ii.'it ?nerely the curing of sin. hat also the proenting of sin. Here as ev rywh'To the ounce of prevention is. worth more than the pound of eure. m Friday we shall have a Disease Prevention day. Would that we could havo a sin prevention day. Would that we might have a day, not so much for the remission or forgiveness of sin as a day for the pre v nt ion of sin, a day or which attention could he given to the social and Industrial ami intellectual and physical causes of sin. "Yes, physical cause! Examination has shown tiiat a large percentage of persons ronvkted in the law courts have som thing wrong with their bodies. Adenoids and hroken foot arches are the causes of more rnsealltv than you or I have any idea. iet Duty Habit. "PJghtcousne- may riot have the power to postj t bath. In fact, i ihteousness f elimes hastens d ath. as in th. . cases where people, give uj their lives for others or saeri!".ce themselves for a cause. Rut righteousness may do something b"tter than defer death. Kit: hteousness will remove the terror of death. Oct the duty habit and you will bse the trembling habit. i.ive for duty. Keep your mind on duty and you will 1-e too busy to hae .any fears and to: preoccupied to have any terrors. "it Is upon us to confess not only our own sins. The sins of others also belong to us. Individual guilt is not the only kind of guilt. There is also such a thing as social guilt. The social distortions that supply the jails and brothels, tlm.-'e of us who are net In the Jails and brothels havo part in those distortions. On Atonement day T repent not merely for my own sins but for the sins of every convict and every murderer and every fallen w ornan. Virt Se.Ucc TuclftT. The first Atonement dny services v. ere held last flight at Temple I'.ethl"A, Kabbl t'ronbaeli speaking on the subject. "Higher Yet and Higher". He explained the sign !i ance of Atonement day and held that sin need not hj made a drag stone. In part he raid : "it is not only sorrow that can be m. stepping stone to higher things, .in also can be a stepping stone to higher things. That is what Atonement (l.i.v is for. Y children of our Heavenly Father heed not suffer our sin to bn a drag stone into the depths. Wo can make of our sin a stepping stone into the heights. "How do this. I must bring in now an idd fashioned word. But there is none other. 'Repentance' is that word. A sin repented is a stepping stone. A sin wnrepented is a dratr stor.e. The dinner w ho is racked, with remorse over his sin, is nearer to A'oodness than the person who sets in himself nothing about which to feel any remorse. "i'io re is mote joy in heaven over one sinner which repenteth than oer ninety and nine just men which need no repentance.' This is the way the Talmud puts the identical thought: 'In the place where the repentant sinner stand the perfectly righteous are unable to stand." All Arc Sinners. "All of us are sinners. There is more badness in every one of us than the tom;ue can tell. We claim to believe In freedom of speech. What hypocrisy! There are not 1 people in a hundred who truly believe in freedom of speech unless we are the speakers or as lonur as those that do the speaking agree with us or fatter us. Hut let a person say something that displeases us and woe unto him! "Then we complam that people are not candid and truthful and sincere.

If ou want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't. It doesn't do much good to try to bru.-h or wash it out. The only "way to get rid of dandruff is: to dissolve It, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon: apply It at night when retiring; use enough to moistja the scalp and rub it in gently with the linger tips. By morning most. If not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will Mop, and your hair will be silky, fluffy, lustrous, soft and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It Is Inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fails.

SUFFRAGE BALLOON MAKES SHORT FLIGHT (ireater Philadelphia Was Kxiertcd to Scatter Votos Tor Women' Literature.

riIIL,ADT:T.pniA. Pa., Sept. "0. The first trip of the new balloon (Jreater Philadelphia, which started on its Might from Point Breeze park, Philadelphia. Tuesday morning to scatter suffrage literature over the country, came to a sudden stop when the bag sank to earth at Vineland, N. J., at Tuesday afternoon. The suffrage literature addressed to women of all (lasses, urged that each person who received the message work in behalf of universal franchise. The balloon carried Mrs. Lillian Trott, Dr. K. T. Kldridge, her brother; Pilot Cieorge Sorch, (leorge V. Scully and Dr. (Jeorge II. Zimmerman. They took provisions for one day. The balloon is the property of the Philadelphia Aeronautical society.

SITUATION IS EXCELLENT Winston Churchill lUturns From Visit to tho Iront.

LONDON. Sept. T.O. First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill, who has just made an automobile tour of the front, when interviewed here stated that the situation is excellent for the allies everywhere and that the events of the last few days have greatly improved the strategical position of the Franco-British army. "As to the length of the war," paid Lord Churchill, "no one can tell, but it is likely that it will be long."

BEVERIDGE CAN'T SPEAK AT Y. M. C. A. TVAXSTILLE, IncI t Sept. SO. The directors of the Young Men's Christian association here have refused to let Albert J. Beveridge, progressive nominee for United States senator from Indiana, deliver an address on "iSuccess" in the auditorium of the building next Sunday. Beveridge is being brought here by the Ilev. William II. I Irightmyer. pastor of the Simpson M. V.. church, who said when he asked the directors of the Y. M. C. A. to let Beveridge speak there they refused, sayinn "that Beveridge smoked cigarets." K. I. Mogge, secretary of the Y. M. C A., has denied this. He said: "The fact that Beveridge smokes cigarets did not cause tho directors to refuse the request for the meeting. The reason and the only reason is that Beveridge is now engaged in a political campaign."

BEACHEY INCLOSE CALL

Fngim Stops ami lie is Forced to Volplane to Kartli.

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truthful when we make it positively dang nuts for them to be truthful? "Who will join me in making this vow? Mod helping me I shall henceforth in no way W'hatcer revile, denounce, scold or condemn the person who. in pii:di- or private, by pen or by speech eics his opinion. When the statement made is exaggerated. 1 shall roe it exaggerated. What '.s false I shall prove false. What is incorrect I shall 1 love incorrect. But 1 shall forbear to x. annoy, harrow or traduce the r"a who make the statements. Patio r 1 shall seek to reward and encourage truthfulness and candor of all kinds even that of persons w ho -riti. :.:e. condemn and humiliate me!" There will be another service this morning at U1 oVl- ek and again this afternoon at Z:Z o'clock. A sj-.ecial service for children will be held at l:oO this afterno.-.u I.i.-ting half an hour. BabM "r.n:acii will speak this afternoon on the subject. "Atonement in Jewish Trad.tio:;"

BOSTON. Sept. .10. Lincoln Beachey had a narrow escape from death at the Briekton fair Tuesday when after "looping the loop" high above the 3,00o spectators, his engine stopped nl was forced to volplano to the ground. lie dropped in a held near the grounds and when 10 feet above the ground fell out of his seat in the

; plane, liis clothes were torn and he i was badly sh;ki-n up.

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UUUWI Ull JJLJ I J ORGANIZED AT HIGH Aoclntlon Will Turn Its Attention to Ilnn-tln? Interlude Subscription.

The high school Boosters club was organized for the year at a meeting at the school Tuesday night. The club which was formed last year at the time of the "shake-up" and which was instrumental in restoring things to the old order, will this year turn its first attention to the Interlude. Only about 400 subscriptions were secured during the contest and it will take nearly 1,000 to guarantee the success of the enterprise. The club will hold a big; "booster assembly" this morning and endeavor by means of pledges to secure the required number of subscriptions. Speeches will be made by the leaders of each class and the football men. Delhi Martin was elected at the

meeting last night. Others elected tverc, palph Newman, vice-president: Walter Moon, treasurer, and Walter Phelan, secretary.

ver theater, Friday ev ning, Oct. 2, at s (.clock. The publ.c is cordially invited. Advt.

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CIIKISTIAN SCIFNCi: LFFTl'Ki:. A free public lecture on Christian Science, by (Jeorge s'haw Cook. C. S. B., a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, at the Oli-

Where are you going, my pretty maid? To the drug store, sir, said she, Yen see my complexion's getting bad. My Bocky Mountain Tea I must have. Coonley Dru? Store. Advt.

Our saving accounts are subject to check. Drawing out a portion does not stop the interest you will receive on the amount left. Citizens' Bank & Trust Co.

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Oct. 1st On display in our store, the best lots

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Mountain Tea will make you well? f j taken this month, keeps you well all j the year. ?. ." cents. Tea or Tablets, j Coonley Prug Store. Advt.

HERO IS AWARDED MEDAL

New York Youth Hescued C.irl Who Fell Off Steaine.

BOARD OF WORKS MEETS Contract Will Bo Let For Sower on the lt Side.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "0. .Secy, of the Tia as. McAdoo Tuesday aw arded a silver medal to Balph Woodworth of Bockville Center, N. Y., for rescuing olive- Demott. a young girl who fell from an excursion steamer Woodworth is 1 " years old.

Effective, Economical Complexion Renewer

A short session of the board of works was held last niuht at which bearings on two resoiutii-r.s furnished the principal business. The' hearing :r a pipe yewer on Fddy. Parry and Francis sts. was confirm d, the contract to be let during th next month. Work on that part on Parry and Francis .-!'. will be begun this year, while that on Fddy st. will be left until spring. ' The hearing on the resolution for a pipe s.-vwr on Cherry st. was deferred until r.ext April. A partial estimate of $H. 7.11.9 wk allowed the s'towart Sheets Co. on the Powman Creek trunk suwer contract.

CIIKITIAN scifnci: lfctcki:. A free public lecture on Christian Science. by Cieorge ST. aw Cook. C. s. P., a member of th Christian Sciiu c P-.ard of Lei tun ship, at the Ulivr theater, Friday evening, Oct. 1', nt S o'clu.-k. Tho public is cordially Invited. .Aavt-

(c.H- re.tsen ru-nolied wax 1 sa strongly reee omen. led Is that It r-'tilly tnkes tl.e pl:te i f sevenl ii:Tere:it cnu-t Ie, s;ivlnc time, pvitb'ucf and epcT-e. It U better than nny rleanhig :'u;n. t.etter thaa any in t--:!ge cream, and Letter than ;niy reage, for ;io-.un!ia:::g the results for wliieli such article are ued. A- the wax iictaally fltxrbs an old. f;o!oi or dlselirel cuticle, a little each day, the underlying kin whi.h crac'e.ally aj.;ears. cle-ir.-r. softer, heakhie. tnad and more youthful than :my .-aietic-ui.ule cmidi xion. Spieadlni ea a thin coat of this w:ix at nig'.it, w.u-hing It eJT ru'rnlngs. in a week or s proainA- a marvelous transformation. Jut er.e ounce f nieri'ollzed wax. obtair.alde at ativ drug ftor, will do the work. There's nothing better to remove freckles, nw-th patches, liver spots. allow aieas, blotches, pliupled er blackhe ids. Tor nrinkleM and be, siigsry 8ktn, a f.Te tith mad by l!-olvir.g 1 oz. pow-ler.-d .s.txtdiLe In Vj pt. witch hazel. Is the J-e-t tiling that can P reovminonded. This ha remarkable astringent nd touk properties.

NOW and then you will find a Men's Store that is big enough to .solve the Little Fel

lows' clothes problem. We believe we have this kind of a store, at least a majority of South Bend Mothers and

Fathers tell us so, and if the brief review of Mr. Boy's needs below seems to beckon you, we'll be glad to demonstrate our size and service in serving the small. We call particular attention to our specials at $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 While this is a small price to pey for a durable suit,

yet we have it made up in this season s latest styles

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and made to give the wear that the average boy demands of clothes.

Cf- 5 At this price we are showing some unusual values and tffavW we challenge comparisons. Made up in the season's latest shades and styles. A guarantee with every suit that it will give satisfaction.

Our special all-wool suit with two pairs of pants. This is an unusual value at this price and we are anx

ious that every Mother inspect these suits. Boys' Waists, 50c and up; Boys' Caps, 50c and up; Boys' Sweat

ers, $1.00 and up.

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To Lovers of the Home Beautiful We believe there are within our tield of activities, many homes that are in need of additional furnishings for Fall and Winter, hut owing to present day conservatism, their requirements may be restricted to the point of inconvenience and discomfort, not to mention more harmful conditions. Under such circumstances and true to our Principles of Modern Merchandising Methods, the House of Ries cheerfully extends to those desiring it, the invitation to open a charge account with deferred payments to apply thereon for Stoves, Bedding. Carpets, Furniture and etc. This is Ries' way to help make the home more Livible, Sanitary and Enjoyable, and to further that most worthv cause "Disease Prevention." Remember, our strictly cash prices prevail as always, with plain figure prices and One Price to All. Sanitary Steel Kitchen Cabinet

Ries Price $32.50 Kvery hous-vwifo is enraptured with tho immaculate cleanliness, beauty and mdrrn conveniences found in the McClernan steel Kitchen Cabinet. Th "McClernan" presents u bpmitifnl smnnth snrt':ir( if

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porcelain enameled inside j and out baked onto thee

finest cold-rolled patent leveled steel electrically welded, practically penniless no screws, no rivets or bolts, no cracks and crevices to collect and conceal germ, vermin and dirt. It is strong and rigid practically indestructhle - yet no heavier than the wood cabinets. Lasts

a lifetime. This week only, Hies lrice $2.50.

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Ostermoor Mattress, Ries Price $15

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$23 Hotel Style. The Ostermoor is a sanitary sleep inducer, absolutely pure and all that is good, clean and healthful. The filling, a ve'jetabb- li!re, juirity itself originally, n.ade absolutely germ-iroof by sterilization, is repellent of all impurities, an ewrlasting eomfort and soiori!n' tielight. Sxxial this xrk, S'2. aluc, Kies Price Sl.".o.

Sanitary "Jewel" Base Burner

Buy a "Jewel" and Save Fuel Etees$29.50 up The "Jewel" is scientifically constructed; every casting in a Jewel stove is from Keml-Test Iron, which is by far the toughest, most durable, and most particularly adapted metal for Base Burner construction. Kvery casting is tested1 for strength and carefully fitted, whieh insures a heater that is airtight in every joint with perfectly litting doors and dampers. It has a larger area f radiating surface in irportion to the size of the lirepot than any other base burner made and will produce the maximum amount of heat with the minimum amount of fuel, you must see the "Jewel" before you buy. Oill today, a small deposit will hold your selection for futurn delivery. Ask to See The "Jewel" Ruby 17 in. Fire Pot at $40.00.

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.can the usual Thursday Bargain Day list. The thrifty housewife in need of new furnishiims will appreciate our efforts to xr In value giving on every item Is a saving worth while. S2!h7." Tapestry Hotker and chair to mi'tch, lare ovr-stuffed design, erv comfortable. ThnrMlay Only, llith " !sJ1.7: $27.50 Turki-h Hcx ker uphol-terrM Tfe-tly p! tin. in genuine black leather, rocks on platf.rio L.i- . .Tliur4lay only .Si:;.."0 lorrU Chair, golden quarter pawed oak fra inland lo(jse reversible ushions of liegal leather and silk-ilo-s Idling. .Thun-day Only sil.l.". S1H.."0 Mahogany W-kV. roll head and :'-t. s. ,-, i.-,l stock, beautiful grain, well finished. Thursday Only s 1 .".'." $13.."0 Dn-iiii: Tahh flolden r;art-r sawed oak. s...:;2x2o inches with drawer and Iren h-plate be-b ,j iurr.r size 20xlo inchc-;:. Tliurstlay Only Sl!.T." S22.."0 G ft. lltMiion Table, oi.art-r sae oak. - .' J. finish, 4S inch iia:ik top. Thursday Only ms.!." 7."' lYamcNl Iicture-;. hin-lsoine lanl-'.ijje and w....iland scei;es; bize 1J l-.xlT 1 inches. 'IlmrIay OnI. 1 ",a h . ;,'. $'2" AsmiiiMor Hugs hand-om oriental at..! :!or.tl sign, size Cxl2, only one each. Thurlay Only sim.7."

Plain Figure Cash Prices.

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