South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 282, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1914 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. Steps From New Dances. The "Beautiful Maxixe." PRONOUNCED INCURABLE, MAN RECOVERS HEALTH r r. 1

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Fouth of Louvain. It was to thi i place that the Prussians r treated af-; tr the battle of I.iirtiy. on the niiiht j of Juno !:. lvl... Their retreat N i pribablv without parallel in tho h;s- I

tt.ry of warfarp. It was so perfe t that tho mrnlni: aftr tho hattlo, the ictnrlous French were at a los t dicou-r where tho Prussians hal K"no. It was not till lat In tho afterii'Mtn that tho French discovered tho rout' they had followed, it was from V.'avro that P.luchor s t out tho next day, in time to h lp tuns the t i ' I - on th- fiM of Wafrlyo. CIIVKOW A railway Junction in e"1al:c'.i. ff miles smthw est of I,enihork. -'J miles directly south of Przmysl. Situated in a alhy in tho foothills of tho irpath:ans, on the l ank of tho .--'rrwiaz. which flows Mstwanl into tho Dniester. The region is ho:tvily wooded. 1 1 1 I A I M v- m :-r m ; A P.ol s I;i n twn of 'j.jOo population. IS mih-s south of lrusoi;j, and about 20 miles north ok' M.tn.s. An important railroad junction. ntriu;m:s (nu-rio About i', miles northwest of Brabant, hut close to tho border of Hainan't, on the lino from Prussol. to Oston. liOCHNfA A rialifi.'in town of 10.f'0u inhabitants-, about 2 4 miles oast of Cracow, on tho main lino to lumber;?. Thoro are Lit? alt mints in the neighborhood. Il'rn:i. A fma'l railroad station. 1 milos north of Brussels, ;fnd onU' nine miles from Antwerp. Tim; ii: niMiti: (Flemish. Vlaamsch IloofdJ A small community across from Antwerp, on tho loft hank of tho Scheldt. Pohind it is the proat fortified position of tho same name. Tho fort i.s surrounded by a triplo moat. POLA Austria. chief naval station on tho Adriatic about CO miles below Trieste. Therp is a kt at naval port, surrounded by arsenals naval drydorks, etc.. all of this fortified area boinT carefully p-uarded from casual visitors and possible spies. Pola was ono of tho most important war harbors on the Adriatic during tho Roman period, and today boasts extensive remains of Roman build'riKs. Arnon tho most Interesting of 1h'se is the Tomplo of Augustus, built in the vear P. C, and still in a remarkable stat' of preservation. In the center of the town rises the citadel hill, with a strong castle built by the Venetians, to whom the town belonged till it was taken by Austria in 11 a. The present population is .''O.rtOO.

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FRED MAYER

Another story of the wonderful mtrlts ' r-i

of Nature's Creation is told by Fred May- ! M

:. 1711 Milbum street, Indianapolis. Ind., ;

t r.o was saved Irom what seemed certain

dr ith by this lenuily. "About three years ago I had typhoid fever which l-ft tny stomach in an awful

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v. t-H and ceneral weakness. I ! -it

. treated vsilh several doctors who said tny ,il fiknil i ti.tn u' '1 a nri&ldL-a a nil 1 nH i r'l :

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i iif v r-iiiij 11 wii.s noi necfary lor me 10

1 take any rued. cine. A friend of mine

Harry t.'iiykt nda'.l. who had been cur

by Nature's Creation, told me about tti ; medicine and s.i 1 thought I would trv it. ; 1 bein improving 't once. My appetite i became bttter and I felt better in every : way. I could worl: a little and knew I was retraining my health. After taking ; s--v-n bottles I was completely cured, MHiid and well. I now weigh 154 pounds, hiving gained 3' pounds. I am enjoyin; j.oxd health and thank Nature's Cieatioa

i lor curing rne. I think It is a wonderful inedicn " I This is by no means an unusual success ! for N iture's Creation, which is brinjrini;

health arxl happiness to thousands of ; American homes to-day, accomplishing iwli.it almost stems to be the impossible ; in cas.s f tuheiculosis and the condl- ; tions which bad to it such as asthma, : bronchitis, catarrh, impure blood and runj down system. Kvervono should learn the truth about this remedy, whii h we will Ki-'dly furnish. Write for a copy ,,f our n w Lock let. "Truth." containing photos and testimon'als of former suffeierss. .M. I. Haym uin. 417 State Life Illdff , In- ! dianapolis, Ind.

(KOSS 1 I It I : Lines of fire from two or more parts of a fortification J

or military position wnicn cross one anot her. i:riLDi: riltlvPire from a battery tr position which rakes or sweeps tho entire length of a fortified work or line of troops. MAXIM SIIiKXCKIl This device has not been used in any war of the hiL' powers heretofore, hut each of the nations now at ar is using a number of the Maxim silencers, and Ho- practical use of tho invention will ! demonstrated iy actual experiment in the field for the first time. Tho advantages claimed for it are that It muffles the noise of firing, softens the recoil, thus lessening the strain on tho. 'ddier. and prevents a betraying flash from the muzzle in night shooting. MINI: f;iti:..I)i: A shell weighing euht pounds and containing about loo large bullets. It Is buried a few inches under ground. In tho path of adaneing troops. When the soldiers are over it. It is fired hy the touch of an electric !utton. Tho grenade leaps into the air, till It is checked at the height of a yard, by a chain staked into the ground. Then the jrrenado 'ursts, dealing death to all around it. 'II.SSi:ritS French light cavalrymen. Tho chasseurs wen: formed originally as a force having greater ability than the rest of the army, and more skilled in marksmanship. Today the distinction between the chasseurs and other forms of liirht cavalry have practically anished. lll'SSAlt Tho commonest form of light cavalry. Two-thirds of tho British forco ar hussars. The name comes from tho Hungarian husz-ar, meaning "twentieth." and was first applied to a lody of cavalrv raised in by Mathias Cowinus to fight tho

lurks, cowinus raised them hy mus- !

tering In every twentieth man of the population.

IiAXIVl-:iUl The second line of i

(terman artro into which every ablebodied German parses after his seven year service In tho active army, which begins at the ago of 20. Service for tho Infantry In the landwohr is divided Into two "bans' the first of five years, tho second vt six to seven. TiANnsTUl'M Tho final reserve, a force intended merely for homo defence. It is composed of two '"bans," of which tho first is made up of ;dl men between the ages of 17 and ? who for any reason have received no military training. Tho second '"an"

includes all men ltween the age of

and 4r, trained or untrained. After his two years of compulsory service in the active army, the German soldier is called out for a total of .about two months' service with h'.s corps during the next five years. While he is in the first "ban" of the landwehr. he is given from two weks to a month of active training.

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Mdiarci Haivkesworth Sasjl Du.rant The mazes of the maxixe are mystifying no longer. f c ourse there are variations of the dance, such as the lulu fado. which only the advanced disciples of tho modern dance are attempting, but the real maxixe will bo easy for everybody this winter. The first movement is the promt1 node; the second, the single arch: the third movement i.s the skating step, a long, sliding step; the fourth movement is the twining skating step. In n the fifth movement, called la coquette, each partner dances a few sto ps to one side of the other while tile hands remain clasped. The sixth mo vement is the double arch, where all four arms are raised: the seventh movement, the spinning step; the eighth and final movement, la maxixe itself.

; AXIU'KSOX. Mrs. Bertha Mej ('arty. I'l. attemj led suicide by taking carbolic acid. Mistreatment, she said. ! by her bus, and. was the cause.

Rain Coats The finest line that are guaranteed rainproof and always sell at si 0.00 to S20.00. Our Sale Price $5.95 and $7.95. All Wool Sweaters in Gray, Brown, Tan, Wine and Red at $1.93, $2.45, $2.93. New Winter Coats Now is your chance to save money in preparing for the coming cold weather. We opened up the finest line of Coats that readily sell for double the prices. Coat of Zibelines, Chinchillas, Lamb, Caracul, Plushes. FOR WOMEN at $5.00, $8.65, $12.45. $50.00 Ponv Coats at $19.75. CHILDREN'S COATS at $2.98, $3.93, $4.95, $6.95. Coats that include this season's styles.

New Walking Skirts in Blue Storm Series; the Q nn New Tunic styles .UU

ilk Petticoats

The kind of material that always sells tor S3.5(; Mack M OQ and colors 4) I .Zu

Th valu

greatest sold

everywhere at $3.50 to S5.

Silk Waists

Crepe de chene, chiffons and nets, in all of the latest shades.

Lingerie Waists at 29c, 59c, 79c and $1.00. You never saw such a tine collection sold at this price. All made in the latest styles. Lace trimmings. Trimmed Velvet Hats The latest design in Turban, QPp with tinsel trimmings, worth $2.95, 3 01

aturday

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J cromry and Fred Martin. Plans are tirlnir milo for n hicr rallv meetin to

COUPONS TODAY bbM at tho Warsaw hall Saturday , night, whon John Czakala of Chicago

I'O pvesont tt speak. Tho ;,rocinct otlicers electeil at the rnoeting Wnlnesday follows: Charles NiedhaNki. ehairtnan; (Jeorgo Ka.i.or. vico prrsidrnt: J. J. Kazniorzak. secretary; XV, Kiyzaniak, vice sonvtary. and Peter Koszewski, .Tosejdi Zalas. jr.. Andrew CJrzeskowiak, Walek Moehalski and Stanislaus Pndenski on a general workers eonitnitt'e.

ly Co., Clan or Jewelry Co.. P.astlan's drug store. Central F.leetrie Co., South P.end Tiread Co.. Uusse Bros. Itakinp C., M. A. Fralick millinery store. Peyer Floral C., 1. W. Lver Decorating Co., The Smogor Lumher Co., Walters. dyers and cleaners. This is a form of the free voting coupon save it, even if you do not know who to vote for. take it home ard wait until you s-o who is working for the prize. FREE VOTING COUPON NEWS-TIMES MERCHANTS $500.00 CONTEST

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WOODMEN OF WORLD PROGRAM COMPLETE

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EX-LUMBERMAN WEDS nOt'HFSTTK. Ir.d.. Oct. C The marriage of I.yman M. Praokctt. promim nt rHjuittIican. ex-Ium'terman.

Write your faorite's name below.

and now Wliolesal.

pre:dent Cnu t ry

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Progress this city, widow of

to Mr

the late I r. J. X. Par.nells. took pl ace af her homo here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, Dr. d. C. Chandler of

officiating in a

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simple icremonv,

Afterward

.-iple left for a t!ir t'oroip-rh the cost. Th'

the mot prmitu-nt in t-ie ';roo:ii l.eing v. til known all State.

W eks" trip families art-

cits, the over the

Andrew Jackson Hiek-y. of Iirrte. r-pu 'c'. lean candidate f.-r inKress arid I"!. 1!. Crami'acker. ex-ccn-groMn.m of t:e tenth ditrict were

Deposit this in a Ballot Box witnin 10 days from date. Bead Morning: and Evening News-Times for particulars. The upper part of this coupon will i-e kept with the tirm and tho lower part is to ho given to the customer. Io not forget to a?k for the free votes.

The final plans for the celebration !

to hold here Saturday, have been an- i

nounced by the !oca! committee having tho matter in charge. Tho parade, in which 1..100 men will be In line, will start at K. Wayne st. about 7 o 'clock Saturday evening, the line of march being: North on Michigan to Colfax, east to William, south to Washington, east to Main, north to Colfax, and west to the Klks temple, where the evening program will be held. Woodmen from P.enton Harbor, .t. Joseph, Niles, Logansport, Mishawaka. and several other Indiana and Michigan cities have already sent word that they would he present, and several bands are also to bo here for the occasion. The program for the evening entertainment in the Tlks temple which will start at o'clock, includes the

following numbers: j Opening ode. all members; address 11 of welcome, I. M. Shively.Sonth , j Pond; response. Judge C. A. Lee, Klk- ; K hart; vocal selection, Alvin Hauey. 1 i:ikhart: "Coodies." Hon. Adam Wise, ! U Plymouth: "An Ideal Man." Harry .1

Parling. Laporte; iohn solo. Miss,1

1,500 COATS ON SALE. Wuiiilmi's and Misses' Coatf, black boucles, full satin lined or novelties, large selection of beautiful new g A A A creations, S15.00 to S16.50 Coats, sale tpiif.vU Buy the Best Coat Here. Women's and Misses' handsome new coats in all the newest stvles, Broadcloths, Zibelines, Bou-

cles. Kurltex, Wide Wale and Novelties ot tg? all kinds. S25 new Coats, sale

.50

CHILDREN'S COATS. 5 oo new Winter Coats, in all the newest materials, all colors, special Handsomest line of Children's Coats we have ever shown. $12.50, $10.00, $8.50 and

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117 k

$6.50

400 NEW DRESSES. Women's and Misses' Serge Dresses; new long with pique collars and cull's; black, navy or brown; Si O.oo dress, sale

tunic stvles 5.95

New Serge Dresses, Riding coat styles and long tunic A ellects; black, navv, brown and green; special t) 1 vf

Silk Dresses, crepe de chine and silk mess- i aline; black and colors; special

12.50

P.essb Arbor; Putnam. Niles bers.

"Fraternity, closing ode

all mem-

SEPTEMBER RAINS LIGHT

Twice a Miu-h IV11 During Mtuitli of Autist.

heavy as that it was nearly as July's fall.

of rain in the

August

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here Thi: of Cor:-, right 1! county c here.

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SIXTH WARD ORGANIZES

NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB!

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I tarnhart. is up his

Frida

rcaniation of a democratic clu

.mpaig:; :n h'i:llon, suth of

I'ulton i in the third precinct of the sixth ward

According to statistics compiled hy Henry S. Swaim, government weather observer, the rainfall for September

was not iuite half as of August, although

three tlnus as heavy There were !."" inches

past month.. Z.'m) inches during

and only during July. The oldest day of the month was Sept. 2. when the thermometer registered r5J decrees; the hichest temIerature was '.2. and the averaue temj eraturc fc; the month was 0 !.. which is one below the general aver-

; aue !or eptem:.er.

Although there wer several liht

i in sts il'irmg the month, there were

r. -.no that were havy enough ti kill e gt- ta t io n .

$10,000.00 WORTH OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. The greatest sale ever held in South Bend, the goods are all the latest, but we have not space to juote prices. COME HERE BEFORE YOU BUY.

PETTICOATS. Women's black and colored Petticoats, 75c kind, sale Brocaded Sateen Petticoats; black, navy, Copenhagen, brown, plum and green, Sl.oo kind, sale. . Silk Petticoats, black and all colon, in line silk messaline; S3. oo kind, sale

59c SI. 49

WOMEN'S COATS. Women's new long black winter co. ts; boucle effects; Si o.oo kind, sale College Coats, big line ot the new College Coats, all the hit in New York, $15.00, $10.00 and

S6.95 8.95

in thi citv :g Kngli-h se.irehhg!

Fnu.ll ho s ; o r t s h o , i:;ght. eb : curs being

-McKee recently dispatched birds In one vMni::g.

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W" at :r

th- weapons i.sed. I'harles

uo of the

has be n ffected at the precinct headj quarters. Punham arid t'nion sts. i Jox.-ph Wypisynski, --andidate for justlc.' of th ! ico, acted as temporary chairman and was largely instrumental in effecting the i-rgv.r.ization. Frank W'itucki. pre iru t chairman, j opened the meeting and sneevlus were made by 1-crt Kiysz, Chester Muat-

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C O Lt M 1 US. F. u ry yo u r

and buy a horn." was the e.ien by Kev. Wirt Lother, conreicatitm of the First

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BIG SALE GLOVES. Women's Fine French Kid Gloves; black, white and all colors; S1.00 kind, sale

. 79g

ehuren.

priate tor th

ter befre th

api-ropriatii

ad vice

lit lin. j .

refused to appro- i

a fuml to be used for repairs

pars-mage. lie took the mat

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WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. All the latest in Women's Neckwear here Saturdav; 25c to

SI. 50

BIG RIBBON SALE Fancy Ribons, large selection, new choice designs; 5oc kind, sale ,

25c

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FANCY SUITINGS. Fancy Suitings in Novelty and Hair-line effects, in all colors; regular 39c kind, sale

19c

ALL WOOL SUITINGS. All Wool Serges, Granite Cloth, Meltons, French Fancy Black and White checks in all colors; regular 75c kind; sale

Series, 39c

PLAIN AND FANCY SUITINGS.

nam ana rancv Miitmcs in .oveitv enects, riack and wmie

checks in all colors and patterns; regular 50c kind; sale

.29c

FANCY SERGES AND CREPES.

n all the light and dark colors.

Fancy Serges and Crepes

m. cioaKings regular si 51.25 kind, sale

and

59c

25c

FANCY PLAIDS. Fancy Plaids, Black and White Checks and Roman stripes, in all colors; regular 5oc kind, sale

ENGLISH SUITINGS, Fancy English Suitings; Broadcloth Suitings, Black and White effects, "50 in. plain suitings, double warp Serges IQr in all colors and Patterns, regular Si kind a I

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BIG SALE OF HOSIERY. Women's Burson Hose, full fashioned, all sizes; 25c kind, sale

Children's Fine Ribbed Hose, all sizes; 1 25c kind, sale JLo'Lr

Women's Black Silk Hose, $1.00 kind; sale Women's Black Silk, Hose. 5oc kind; sale

79c 35c

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