South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 281, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 October 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

WHY IT SUCCEEDS

Itn'.'iiNc lt I "or On Tiling only. ;nnl mti r. iul rtji!f .pr'-i.i ThU. othili;: r.i'i !.' 'M,,I fr - rytliil;;,. nin ::: thins vv.U lu-,iu-s

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Mrs. A. Uh :.- r. 5Jo7 S. Michigan t.. South H-"il, "I anl th-r cf :-;y f.tmily huw i;. . ,! I) ar. Ki'iMfy i'jll.s with 'Ar.f in sults. (;.'. of ir.y fan ily !f r .1 fr iinny :irs from k i'l n v ;r-iiW- ari! '.v-akn--arros hlv l.'ik ar.'I th p.tir.s tirouh his kidr.'-yi were .W'Vitc. '! .stv; TanV KMr:v IMi: al t-rti.-.J ..mj h' ran um :.-, th in. Th-y r 1 his pi:T-r in :,'." I'rirf r.V. .;t all -Wy. Ion't i r r: ; 1 - p.-k for a kl.!r.-y n m ly T

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Ort. 7 nml i. (Jrt-at ir intiion.-. am I'cintf ipiikIp to mako this a most In-tprr-.-tln' affair. Thr will t j-plen-li.l l:f-j)lays of fruits, vp't'tahlf-s. fi-ld iroj)v, poultry, hve .-tncfc. floriculture, and f.itiry work. Toot rac "-, hicyi'le ran - and h"r- rac -s ;u on the pro-Krai:;.

I'LYMOITII. Mr.--. J. ndar left for ChUno on Monday to visit frionds and relative for a fe-A- days. Joyph Ifol7.hauer left fr Chicago Monday wht-r; he will enter the Art in.titiition for tho yarV course. Itev. Fath. r Day lft f.-r Ohic io to vi-it his rnohnr for a weok. Mrs. a. V. Coffee i here from Oklahoma City on a wf'-'k'. vis.' with relatives. Miss Maud. Martin visited friends at .South liend .-unday. .'v hnykr Nolan of South Iiend was th- uost of Joseph Holzhauer Sun-flay.

Mrs. Kilmer is gradually improving

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-' TURKISH BLENT

Men of tlie Service toll their comrades everywhere of this distinctive smoke

fhtima Coupons ctm be exchanged for distnctivtCifti jb ;r

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the Inwood school and Krdine Iior-(l-n. who graduated from th sann school, ft for Hewlett, Dak., to teach school. Lois Stf-m-r, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stiner, of Plymouth,

i won the hahy contest at Lakevill.; strrr fair Saturday. Ther were -U hahie in tho contest.

lonn -McDonald lert ror irreiRnton. V .,.11 . 1 l.. . iii . m

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, I the serious illness of his sister's husI harui. VnQcnl Porr;inrt PnrnA r.f t Mrs. llattio Nolan has ;on to War-

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: Johnson, vent to .South Hend to spend

a few days with her mother, Mrs. K. Thomas. The Episcopal church will hold a fair and hazar of four days on Oct. 1 . 13 and 1 G, and will end with a supper. Arthur Metzler, attorney of Rochester, is in our city on business. Dr. II. K. Bennett, one of the leading physicians of Mentone- wa. found dead in bed. Doath was duo to heart trouble. Fred Cole left for Chicago Tuesday to remain during the week.

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Prnnnr fn Pnftcprlim .daughter. Mrs. Ora Williams. . , . 'V r al,,i. . "l 1lM' uepper to Kotteraam Mrs- IJort Jonf;S of 1klflit wi who Methodt church o thW 5 wt

Ph'.rr.nrl Tl.nf fjnn.lo Ufnr. n h;is been isitin her aunt. Mrs. Ct D. V.111 "V": i1'1' lie l"

Be Delivered to Krupps.

Methodist conference.

JJoirj To Mncc he

Qiiickcst,Slmplest Remedy

ves.td earryinu a uu0m of American copper to Kott rd.im has been "di.ert'd" hy Hiitish warshij.s t an I'li'-l - ,h iiort v.'.-K rpvcili'il U'i..l!if-i!.,v

when C-eil Spring-i lice, the 1 St i t - Much IlMter than th nfsJy-i-ii amoe.ssailor. called at the siat- ) .Mode Kind nml Vou !aTe U

department to discuss thj seizure with ) I-ully (uarnutrvj 0 Secv. i!ryan. The name of the ship . () was not made pwUie. l01X2(l2QeZl The Jtritiih government do-y nt regard its action as technically a This liome-tnade couh syrup now st izurc. Sir 'prin-Kice facetiously in more liuine.s than any otlier couii referred to the Incident as a "diver- remedy. Its promptness. ea.e and version" of the cargo to another port. t:i i nty in conmtrin ditrtsin coulis, It is admitted, however, that the ship and throat cold-,, is really remarkwas turned from her course under the ble. ou can actually feel it take hold. ;'ims of liritish war esseN. A !av's ue will usually overcome tlie It is claimed that the Hritish dis- ordinary couh relieved .even wliooplnj; e(,vered the copper nrpi to be mark-' quickly. .Splendid, too, for broil ed for delivery to the Krupps of ! clilf S.ila.'i"''diC 'croup, roiictiial asthma

mar.v and tJrr-at I'.ritam justifies its : nn: vl,Jlt ' ioua

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action on the ground that an Amer- j fc un u-llr,fcT' -'2. ounces ,01 ican port cannot he made the h.ise of v.'r4th. l,lr $ .m a T)int war supplies for a belligerent. Se y. i K a,ul the Lutt e with plain ranuKryan did not indicate what position latV! 'ru il' ves vou at a the Tnited S'tates would take i the ' co !(t ,nl 1 ' a full pint of better

coiiL'h syrup than vou could buy for $2. ."ill,

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The liritish ambassador also took , y, , V, -m i -it on the phhp of the Knirlish shin Chan- ? V" Pasantly surprised 0W

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matter. A resolution of inquiry on 1 r a i ' ? y 1 tho subject was Introdue,d in th .es but a few minutes to prepai senate Wednesday bv Sen. Smoot. ircctions with Tinex. lastc-a &

celb.r which was detained hy the V.Vwi, ntl f 1 K"

Paints . Vcy. Dryan lid not take this rim.x j - lnt valuable concentrated incident serious y and at the re-.tiest ;onir,ouri(1 of ,nuinp Nonrav pine cx. of Sir Sprnm'-Kice. the Chancellor tri-,t ri.!, i .mnian,,! ;a ,i.

was allowed to clear in her new iray paint.

Ql'i:sTIOX HAISKI). LONDON, Oct. 1. The vastly important question of preventing or permitting shipment of supplies which might ultimately be destined for the use of the enemy through neutral Holland Is now before the Hritish government and forms the bais of diplomatic negotiations between Kngland and America -and Hngland and Holland. The question is of .superior Importance heeause it is no small part .f th" allies plans to force (lermany to her knees through cutting off her supplies. Therefore, Kngland must decide upon a definite policy concerning the treatment of cargoes carried to Holland under neutral Mats.

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'lo avoid disappointment, he eure and a-k your druggist for ounces Pinex," and don't accept anything else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. The Pinex Co., Ft

LAPORTE MERCHANT BEGINS DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS

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William J. Lmwr Alleges Wife Attemp.ted Several Times to Kill Him.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. Oct. 1. William J. lower, a prominent and wealthy hardware merchant of Laporte, Ind., today started divorce proceedings in the superior court of this city, against Minnie Lower. They were married May 30. 1S88, and separated Nov. 15, 1 y 1 1 , when she abandoned him. Their domestic troubles commenced in the summer of 1911. Several times the complainant recites, she attempted to kill him, once with a revolver, then with a pair of shears and again with a razor which she took to bed with her and later with a butcher knife. The first three occasions he claims

he awakened at 3 o'clock in the morning just in time to thwart her attempts on his life. Ifoth are members of prominent rind influential families in Laporte county. Mrs. Lower beinir a member of the Leeds family of this city

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1. Hear Admiral Aaron Ward, X. S. N., retiied, commander of the "Red Cross." Wednesday cabled Red Cross headquarters here that the Russian and Hritish hospital units had been landPauillae Thursday and Rotterdam on October 0th.

MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS crnK run nncM

A OertHinRw'.if furiveril:ne,

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r4 xl ' lUordern. ard DrMroy -f . Worm. Thtf ltreak nn Cel!a irs.ieMark. jn o4 hr,.,. At A) r.r,,.5, '.icts. Don t accept Sannl Tril1 VRKK. fidre, any substitute. A. S. OLMSTED. Le Roy. N. Y.

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A full explanation of our savings system will be cheerfully made at any time. Come in and ask McMichael. Citizens' Bank 8c Trust Co.

Our Tea Room, "Extra

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Pictorial Review Patterns

Our Boys' Section For Suits, Hati and Sweater.

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Our Great October Sales of I

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MISSES' SUITS at $15.00, $18.50 and $25.00

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New models which have just arrived. New Militarv Etl'ects, long Redinote stvles, :

tt specially adapted for Misses' wear, cut on youthful lines. Grace and beauty in EVERY

GAruvlENT. Broadcloths, Gaberdines, serges. ? WOMEN'S SUITS at $15.00, $18.50 and $25.00 I

Thev have been cominr to us all week. Handsome BroadclotlLv Renutiful r,nb- !!

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, eruineb, merges aiiu rancy wurbicub niuuueu are niany vvooiiex iiioueLs.

GIRLS SUITS at $'2.50, $15.00 and $17:50 For the Junior Girl. Beautiful Garments. Come in and see them. AFTERNOON AND EVENING DRESSES

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t Ali made of Fine Zephyr Varns, many full regular made. Prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 il

Li and tj.UU. GIRLS' SWEATER COATS at $1.25 and $1.69 1 Special, very fine lot of All Wool Sweater Coats on sale in Children's section at ."j $1.25 and $1.69. Ages 6 to 14 years. Red and grays only. Regular values S1.95 and

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GIRLS' COATS

1,000 New Winter Coats for Girls just received. They were bought at a great t

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All Wnnl Phinrliilln Hnnt; for rhildrn

aa v xx a a a a a a a a a a vi. a a a a v a v T ( 2 to 8 years, all lined, regular $3.95 and

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$5.00 Coats, for $2.9S.

All Wool Finest Quality Chinchilla Coats, values $7.95 to S 10.00, for $5.00. 600 Girls' Coats, 6 to 14 years, never before such values as these.

Beautiful Coats, Cape Coats, Fine

Zibelines, worth $8.50 to S 10.00 at $5.00. f

Handsome Coats, worth to $17.50 for j $6.95 to $10.00. i

We offer 100 Boys' all wool Suits, Norfolk styles with 2 pairs Trousers, $6.50 value, $4.95. 200 Pairs Odd Pants, always $1.00, at 50c.

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Late News from Surrounding Towns

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OUR BOYS' SECTION

Special lot of Fine New Hats for Boys

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This is a new section everv mother

should visit it. We'll save you big money. '

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A. M. Iiichanlson

Tho office f the Indiana kc MichiKrar. KlfCtric Co., of whi h I'red lliouii is manager, ami which has hen !- rated In the Mcmher luiihlinj; on Wrry street, has lien moved t the Iailer tuilldin on the opposite side of the street. Mrs. Gertrude Lewi went to Chicapo Monday for a stay of several wetks. The Mis I'lossie and Jessie Patterson have returned to Chicago after

a week's viit at the home of their J

grandmother, Mrs. t'has. Artz. Mr". Ivan Carrel, with her little

daughter of South H nd Is is. tin- her H

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mur I'hy.

Mr.-. lK-rman ilrit-chen l ft Mon

dav for a viiit of several w t-ks vith ! M

t elativos in Xt hraska. The Mis. -cm ' I.

The second edition Sale opened today with a rush l

I Crowds jammed the store all day taking advan-

tage of the wonderful bargains offered

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1 in St. Joseph this year. i I j Margaret l.an of Poiuon Har-iiJ

lar is a viitvr at the home of her ' (. Ictdher, John Mainol. i Miss Ruth rran;: o: St. Jo :.h has ! 1

heeu visiting at the home of her i H

grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. deorve M. ! 5 IVan. U

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SHestr went Tucs.i.sy to l)troit to!

attend the state democratic loinention. Mrs. Henry K pnart isited friends in South le ;ul Tuesday. A re eptiei; was :iven Kev. II. A. Carr and fan. ily Tues.iay eenin; in th.e s,.'i.il rooms C)f t!i" eiiurc'n. Several musical numltrs and readings were mvn and a s,. ual hour enjoyed, after whieh dainty r'-i'reshments were s red. Ab ut I "Jo were in attendance. lie v. L. I.::noi;t rettitt of Greenville. Mich., o.-c.ipied the pulpit at

the r.ipti.-t ( h'ln ii Sunday mornin?.:

and eeni!.'4 .I'ld has heel. iYeil Clip;

to this charge. A. l.'ids.n i- Vviihiin; a Mook ho-:-.' on Ins t" aere-s west of tn'.wi. C. 1 1, c.odfrty of r.enton llarl-cr was a !iun' '. visitor la re Monday. Mrs. Chas. A. Case i.f Niles i. visher s:st-r. Mr. Wm. Stahl. !oui Walton left Tui.-d.ty fi; a Tf w d,ivs" business iit in Huffalo. X. V. Mrs. F.. A. lieall visited friends in i:er.t 'a Hrirt.or Tuesday. 11. 1 Ford, who h is la'n 111. is impr in e . The p.errion C'-r.tc-r fair will he held

will be busy days The opportunity is yours to save (J

50c on the dollar. Come early and get your share.

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WATCH OUR WINDOWS.

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NEW LOCATION MICH. ST. & JEFF. BLVD.

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BIG NEW YORK PURCHASE COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS

Women's and Misses Suits in an almost endless variety of styles. New long or short J

coat effects, Broadcloths, Cheviots, Poplins, French Serges, fancy weaves, etc. Black j

and all new Fall shades. These are regular S22.50, - QC ! S2 v00 and S2.50 Suits. Sample Sale V L .UU

Children's Winter Coats at 2.98, 3.98

4.95, 6.95.

Women's Winter Coats at 5.00, 8.65, 12.45,

14.95.

Storm Proof Rain Coats at 5.95, 7.95. New Fall Suits at 7.95 and 10.95. Ail Wool Sweaters at 1.95, 2.45, 2.98. W aists at Less than Price. Silk Waists at 1.98. Lingerie at 59c, 79c, 1.00.

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400 NEW DRESSES. Women's and Misses' Serge Dresses, New long tunic styles with pique collars and cuffs; black,

navy and brown; SI. 00

dress, sale .

NEW SERGE DRESSES. Redingote styles and long tunic effects; black,

navy, brown and green;

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SILK DRESSES. Crepe DeChene and

Silk Messaline; black and

$10.00

yt-fpi oiiK Messaune; niacK ana :'TZIld special 4?I.uU

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S10,000 VORTH OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

1,500 COATS ON SALE, j Women's and Misses' ; Coats, black boucles, full

satin lined or novelties; large selection, beautiful new creations; SI 5.00 to

ssa'ie?.c?a.'::$10.00 i BUY THE BEST COATS il

HERE. Women's and Misses'

handsome new Coats in all the newest materials

fresh from New York. Broadcloths, Zibelines,

Boucles, Kurltex, Wide 3

Wale, and Novelties of all

kinds; S25 New Coats,

sale, at

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i l Thr rrrMtest snle ever held in South

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COME HERE BEFORE YOU BUY. CHILDREN'S COATS.

500 New Winter Coats in all the new-

i;i est materials; all color:;; 110 ' i special 3'UJ

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Children's Coats, the handsomest line of Children's Coats we have ever shown; S12.50, si o.oo, C nn

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PETTICOATS. Women's Black and Colored 0 Petticoats, 7'c kind, sale LxJ

Brocaded Satin Petticoats; Black, navy, j

nlum. Conen.. Brown and CQ

Green, Sl.oo kind, sale

SILK PETTICOATS. Black and all colors, in line silk Messa

line, S3.no CI 0 ;. rnA :n1t V 1

WOMEN'S COATS. Women's New long black Winter Coats, boucle effects, Si O.oo CR OR kind, sale .OU.uJ COLLEGE COATS.

Hie: line of the new College Coats, all j

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the hit in New York, CO Rfl Si 5.oo, sio.00 and vL,ou

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