South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 287, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1914 — Page 8

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Mi f.s Mabel S.-ars. Kfivana, Ind.. haa arrived in this i! t- att r.'l the north sab ( niintry fair. She is in- with .Mrs. H r! vrt Mium!ara I list st. F. Cohen and F. J. St ran v. itThi cago, at- in th- ity "n l-wsin-. m. Mrs. Jf. II. M.ulti-n. Flkhart. spent W dn -d.i y visiting with fri nds in this city. .Mrs. Moultun was furnnTJy Miss Anna Duncan of this -ity. Mr. and Mrs. . . Trnlh-v ol ! la miuond are lsitin. u if h at i' Frank Shirley has n Ct;uiu'-. In'., u !if re he is to Lat tendimr the citrn show. Mrs. John Albert, -jfi?, I!. Fighth st.. ha.s r turned from Kalamazo... Mi.-h., whrf she ; m n t tlx- i-.t f4.v days viting with her daughter Mrs. Charles Slano. ENTERTAIN AT SHOWER IN HONOR OF BRIDE-TO-BE The Misses Henrietta I.eker and Clara t.'rhanick on Tuesday evening pleasantly entertained ;l nirnber of j-'irl friends at the formers home, tpji S. Spring st. The affair was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower r.nd "was in lionor of Miss Mary I)rcker, who will soon he united in marriage to Herman Xchmitt of this city. The interior of the residence was prettily decorated with ferns and fall Powers;. Miss I decker was the recipient of a number of pretty presents. A mock wedding was one of the chief features of the evening. Miss (loldie Snyder acted as the groom, LMiss Vada Peters as the bride. Miss Orpha Graves as the best man, and Miss Clara Frhnnick as the bridesmaid. Miss Babe Bowers was the clergyman and the Mendelssohn wedding march was played by Miss Hmenecker. Contests were, also enjoyed. In a throwing contest Miss Kuth Melure was awarded the lirst favor and Miss Orpha l J raves won the consolation awards. A jut; contest furnished much merriment and Miss Buth McCluro was successful in winning the jirize. A tine luncheon was served. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THAMKS ALL HELPERS The executive committee of the Mishawaka country fair on Wednesday issued the following signed statement: "C. 1j. Powell, i'.orist, will gie a large bouquet of carnations to the prettiest country girl at the fair. "A prize of 2." pounds of calf meal will be donated by W. Kouch to the farmer who husks half a bushel of corn in the shortest time. This contest will take place on the band stand Friday at p. in., and is limited to four entries. Through the kindness of Met-srs. P.ordner, Hepler and Hrother Leo, we will have an exhibit of legumes, etc., which are used in .-4oil fertilizing. This will be a larger and most instructive exhibit and will be In charge of the itbove gentlemen who will explain the value of the exhibits, and will give interesting: and instructive talks to the farmers during tht fair. "All products and exhibits should be plainly marked with the name of the owner. Our judges are from a distance and will therefore give an impartial judgment on all exhibits that come before them. "We are indebted to the Improved Order of lied Men, Mishawaka Tribe ::i4, John 15ordner, Cleorge Hepler, Hrother Leo of Notre Dame, W. F. Wallach of The News-Times and Miss Grace King for the aid they have given us in making the arrangements for this fair. We also wish to thank all those who have contributed prizes and money so generously. "Your cooperation has given us great encouragement and assure us success in our undertaking. "Mishawaka Country Fair, Hy Fxecutive Committee." PRECOMA'S TO PLAY LAPORTE NEXT SUNDAY A 1-iporte eleven, one of the strongest teams that ever came to Mishawaka has been scheduled for a contest with the Premoiuus Sunday afternoon at the north side ball park. r,'t . f 1.. .......... t Miitwiiii'itli.u 1 T 1 lie I I t IlK'llilM HI .lllljv I Ml 1" il 'i bard i i in h""11 ' .- ...... - . . i i i this W'fok. t oaCIl litirKe, w no uas i lial the local sijuad in hand this sum- 1 mer. was in Mishawaka Tuesday een- 1 ine an! out th tlavors through a seI ies of new formations and op-n pl.iy. Kobbie Culp and Art Leidecker. w ho played splendidly in last Sunday's pmo, will a.iin be sen this week. 4'ulp played a tine irame and was et eptumally strong in handling the ball in forward passes. The rremona football players will be seen in the hie industrial parade Tuesday nisht on the north side. The players will be in their uniforms and will have a specially decorated lloit. with national colors and the colors of the team. The club will also j;ie another dance m-t Fridav evening at the W. n. V. hall on N. "Main st. The dances have bt-t-n successful this season and have I'foi Kooil drawing cards. K1T koom rou roiM KY IWIIL The First F.aptist church has tendereil the !isc f their Sunday school rooms for "rest rooms" during the three das of th. country fair. Lunch will also served. n Mi:irr tiiii:siav. A m-'tnig of the Truth Seekers' cla-s will held Thursday afu-nvon at L':';o 'clo k at the home f Mrs. LmIu Martin. 2': 'J K. Fourth st. iuiim: ci.a ii:r.Ti(;. The Woman's Ihbh t ' i i wil meet i ... 1 Tliur ith av. lay atterno"Ti Mrs. F.ter F.lb ,er. :10 NibiiosFii l Norr Mrv Milan Avery. :; : 11. Fifth st.. Was t.ikeu to St. Joseph's hospital Tu -day e ming and on S'ednesday inorniu-- u nder v nt an oj.er.itinti fr the r moval of super:! ;;o'.;s growth. She is d'dr.g as Well as can 1 e eXecb !. Mrs. ;jy McMillan, who recntly underw l.t ,11! ojirfation at t lie hospital, has s a:t:c-ntlv imprvt .1 so as to be able to b-.tve the institution, for lo r home in So ah u ?al V.'t dnrs.j.ty. I'i: ilKNT .'. room hou-. Ta!or streft. ehctric lu'hi: hard and s-dt Water 1 1! kitchen. iCalph Jerrran. South . gas, $'..' o I . Call ii- for pri-o- on ettiiig- up &nd blacking Mo--. Homo phone 5. Ibll oho. C Is. Harnard A. Son. Advt-

(. H. Prid has returned to Kndallvillc after spf nding a few days with friends in this city. Mr. ami Mr?. M. C. MrOo-.v.in and family have moved from I'. Fourth st. to XV. Seventh .t. Joseph Ketters has resumed his studies at the South Bend Business college. fter a several days' illness with toncilitis. Mrs. i:. Wilko ha? returned to hed home in l-;lkhart after spending Tuesday visiting with relatives ir .he city. The condition of Martin Mullen. K. Fihth st., who has hecn seriously ill. is reported as heint? somewhat Improved. Calvin XV. Hohinson of Toledo ha.s arrived in the city to attend the north side fair.

THE TREY 0' HEARTS" COMING TO CENTURY Through the efforts . of Mpr. Sender of the Century theater. "The Trey o' Hearts" has been secured and will be shown at the local playhouse, beginning Oct. 12. Considerable interest is being taken in the "Trey o Hearts" on acocunt of its publication in The News-Times every Sunday. This will give the readers an opportunity to see this great photo-play which will be shown in a series of 15 pictures. This great picture Is full of punch, suspense and action. People will have a chance to read the story in advance in The NewsTimes on Sunday and the u see the picture at the Century every Monday. sriWI'CTT FOU PILT.U MKITTIXG. The subject for Thursday evening's prayer meeting at the First Christian church is "Pioneer Days", the life and work of Alex Campbell considered. iiiKTii or SOX. A son arrived Tuesday at the htfme of -Mr. and Mrs. James Sailor. TO fJIVK i:ti:utaivmi'nt. The members of the Young Ladies' society of St, Joseph's Catholic church are making arrangements to give an entertainment in St. Joseph's hall Monday evening, Oct. 12. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the Young Ladies' library. (iOOLKY ruM;iiAU The funeral of the late Henry Gooley was held "Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's Catholic church. Hev. Charles "choll otiiciated. Hurial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. TIIl'ltSIiAV MiIlTS PAUADIC Harry Worthington and J. L. Kennedy, who have had the arrangements of Thursday evenings parade in hand, stated Wednesday that everything was proceeding finely and that there would be many attractive features in the procession. Several places were assigned in the parade Wednesday to South Hend merchants. WORKMEN ARE BURIED WHEN WALLS CAVE IN Three men barely escaped beingsulfocated shortly after noon Wednesday when the walls of a well at the Kamm : .Sehellinger brewery in which they were woroking, caved in. The men were Edward Stein, Harvey Frick and (Jeorgc toeckinger. They were buried under the dirt for a short time before men in the vicinity discovered the accident. None of the men are injured fatally, although they are suffering from the bruises inflicted by the falling dir:. LEAPS OUT OF WINDOW Wife of Prominent Chicago Attorney K Victim 'of .Melancholia. 'HI((iO. Oct. 7. Mrs. William X. Marshall, wife of a prominent attorney, is in St. Luke's hospital today with a broken leff and internal injuries which are probably serious, as the result of her leaping? from a third story window in her home at Sheridan road and Uriar place. The house is near the residence of Mayor Harrison. The nurse whom neighbors found scream ing beside the unconscious form of; Mrs. Marshall beneath the window. - - - "t l i i. f .ill. ...ii... l e.ii;uueu mat .ui.x m.uMian iwiu ween ill and suffered from melancholia, ECZEMA IS G DU USC Like Cold Cream to Subdue Irritation and Clear the Skin. Constant or intermittent irritation producing itching and red. angry Ec zema patches on the smu is reauwj relieved with hold-sulphur cream. The moment it is applied the itching stops and the healing begins, says j a noted dermatologist. it nch nromnt relief, even. .-irv:iti.i I'ey.enia that it is . a I I aa..L&-vi never-ending source of amazement to phvsicians For manv vears nom-suipuur cream has occupied a secure position in th. treatment of cutaneous eruptions by reason of its cooling, para-site-(b stroying properties. It is not onlv parasitieidal but al-- antipruritic and antiseptic and nothing has cvf heeu found to take its place in overcoming irritable and intlamrnatory aiY-ctions of t h skin. While not al-Aays esiahlishing a permanent cure, yet in cv-ry instance it Instantly stops the agonizing itching; suddnes the irritation and heals the inf itMi il raw skin riuht ut and it Ls often ears later before any Hczema eruption again appears. Those troubled should et frorr. any pharm t'-i-t an ounce of hold-sulphur cream and apply it directly upon tho affected skin like you would any ordinary cold (Team. It isn't unpleasant and the prompt relief afforded i very welcome, particularly when the Kczema is accompanied with itching.

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( niCAf.o mm; t( k. i'Miin snwK v.i:as, 111.. o.t. t Hm;s - lie elpts. !." i : market lul.V lower. Mixed mill bateht-rs. .7..".b'u s. 10 : co mI heavy. $7.::.r,'i s.-.Ti ; roiiIi he.ivy. 7M)'t T.e"; light. .!n'''iW; pigs. J')"(IH '.-; iiulk. ?7.P'i; .'S. -VTTI.i: m-ci'.t. 11.Oo: market vte.idy, 1- higlar. r.eeve. T.iHr- llOJ; cows and heifers. i'."..7.V7 i.40 ; sto-:k.-:- and feeders, $.".s." 'a vir. ; 'iai!s, sTJo'av'.Hj ; -a 1 ves. .'. ZAtfj 1 1. St. SMKi;! Keelpts. !: n; janrket sle.idy. Native and uetern, s:.'J-Vi .".TO ; lambs. $T,.7A)'a 7.75. I'lTTHIKGH EIVE MOCK. piTTsr.rKun. -t. t. Arn.i: - Supply lik'Iit; nirkct sle;njy. Ch.u.-e. 4'a..:o; jrime. ..T. i5j!. 1 : ir"'l. $-v") fijK); tidy butehers. .'S's ; e:iilunu, S.".fo'f7.(: common to jriv.l fjt bulls, $7.00f 7.-"0 ; COIllIlhtn t pood f ii t tows, ::.7.V.."4: heifers. ?7.i"'5jr ve.il eahes. si l.:.orf !'.( Ki: beavy aud Thin i-dves. S7.0ofi '..M. siii:i-:p and lami'.s -.supply light ni.irk.et strong. Prime wot hers, ....Mrjt fi-ST, : crood udxeil. $.7t.'STi ".'' : fnlr mixed, ?4..V'fJ7.VJO; cull and oimm.ui, $-XVl '.(0 ; i.unbv $Ti.r(?i.s.(H. II(H;s lteeeipts 10 double deek; market 1V lower. Prime herivy hugs. $.7o; miliums. $x.H)r,H.s.; heavy Yorkers, S- v0i,S.": UghT Yorkers. JS.TOG s.TTi ; pigs." ss.'jr.iys.ro: roughs, $7.rK,i7.xr; .stags. ?7.( "07..1 ; heavy mixed, SS.SO. EAST IUFFAEO EI V E EAST IIUPPAEO. (Wt. 7.ly ai'tlve. Prime steers, buteher grades. f..r07'.j.". STOCK. Market fair$'J..VKHj.()0; CALVIN Kelpts. :S head; runrket falrlv aetive, 'Si hlglier. Cull te choice, $t; 00V7 2 M7j. SHi:i:P AND L.AMIIS Ueeeipts, 2.000 head: market actove. Choice lambs, 5.00 eull to fair. .o oow 7.7o ; yearlings, fi;.(K)0.Tr; sheep, $2.( H'.W. IHKrS UHvlpts, :;.400; market fairly a-tive, 10rl.V- lower. Yorker. SvS0i S.s.",; pigs. ss..V)tfis..sr; m!xil, .s soi .sr, ; heavy, $s().ff.s.S5; roughs, $7.."X)(?j S.OO ; stags, J(i.7oi7.'-S5. CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO, Oct. 7. -Opwiinp: WHEAT Dec., $l.u.sia's ; May, $L14&iiiio. C)i:N Iee., f.nT;ff?P; May. f.J?H,. m OATS Dec, 4S';r077;c; May, " pVutK-Jnn., l.(MlS.f0. IaAKD Jan., $!.7f. HI US Jan., $'j.77(trft.7."5. 'I.se : WHEAT Dee.. $1.0 May, $1.14;c. Co I IN Deo., r,7e; OATS -Dec., 4e; .May, c,:'se. May, 51!;e. I HUIV .Kill., I.... LAUD Oct., ?;.4U; SO.70. IIIP.S Oct., .10.f"; Nov., $9.42; Jan., Jan., $9.72. TOLEDO GRAIN. TOLEDO, Oct. 7. Clee: W 1 1 HAT Cash, .51.07i ; Dec., Mnv. .E1S. i'OIIN Cash, 744c; Dee., f,ST;C; 71?lc OATS Cash, lStc; Dec.. i'-Oe; ."Vie. It YE No. 2. 10 CLOVER SHED Prime, cash and r.UO: Dee., $11.70; Mareh. !M.T.". A E.S IKE Prime. cash, $s0; ?:.(: Man-h. .0.2.". TIMOTHY Prime, cadi and Oct., May, May. Oct., Dec., S2.iv; : Ie M.i rch. SOUTH BEND MARKETS All of corrected and the firms as the day : the following quotations nr daily by the firms Indicated prices are guaranteed by those the correct market prices for POULTRY AND MKATS. (Corrected Daily hy .Ilnunie'H Market, 1?3 W. Jefferson ItUd.) POULTRY 1'aying U'-jC, selling IS to LOe. SPRINORRSt Paying: H: selling 20". VKAL Paying lk-; selling 12 to VAc. l'.KKF Roast 2.V; boiling nUc; porterhouse ."tOe to 4V; sirloin 3V. HAM Paying !; selling 15o to ,T5c. LARD Selling l.V. PROVISIONS. (Corrrttrd Dally by l W. Murllrr, 216 K. Jeffrrtton ltlvd.) riUJIT Oranges selling at ."0c to fV. per doz.. Lemons selling at 4- per loz; Itatici n.iN selling at "c to L'-V- per dt7. Yi:HvTAlILl5-New cabbage. paying 1c, selling at -K-c; New potutees pacing ."(k" st T. ng at T.'c. '( tk P.lTTi:R AND rUS-Conntrr butter, paying 20c to selling 2.V to .2; Creamery butter. sIllng ."V. Mctrs, strictly fresh, paying 2.V to 27-, selling :;( to ,.

Will open tomorrow, Thursday morning on the north side, and will continue until Saturday next. The Greatest event of its kind ever held in Northern Indiana. Three solid days

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Band concerts daily. Great parade Thursday night through the Generous prizes. Everybody come and have a good time.

sef:ds. (Cnrrprtnl Daily by Warner Bro. Sed More. 114 k. Wayne St.) TIMOTHY- S::.:,o j.rr busla-l. ivi;k $7 t ) per iu. Al.PAIdW JSluoo K-r bu. ALSIKi; CLUVBK-SUMH) bu.

HAY, STK.WV AM) FEED. (Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller I'tour Mm) Irnl (o., 420 S. Iirh tHAY Paying ?1J to J14; selliu? $16 to ?1 STKAW laying C 1! HI. C MIX-Paving 7.V: to S7. selling at $9, piling at 8.V. (A'lX- Payin" 4,"-' : selling at T CL(Vi:U SEED Paying telling at 5'.' to .!(!. v . TIMOTHY- Selling at S.'.00. at ?10. ALE ALIA Selling X1) I'EKD. FED L it (Corrected Dally by Knoblock Hydraulic Av.) and Gins, WHEAT Paying -jn per bu OATS Taying 4.V per hu. selling 53c per bu. CORN Paying 7.V- per bu ; selling Wo per bu. RYE Paying S.V per bu. EIVE STOCK. (Corrected Dally hy Major Bros. S. Logan St.) HEAVY FAT STEKUS $G.50 to $7.50 dressed lie to ir,e. II(m;S-X lbs $S to JS.25. IAXaBS Live oli to 6 ; dressed 13c to 15c. TALLOW AND HIDES. (Corrected Dully by W. Uppman, 210 N. Main St.) TALLOW Hough 2o to .V; rendered No 1 4c to Gc; No. 2. to 4c. HIDES Ureen No. 1 Kc to 13c; cured calf skiu 12c to IS.;. The first meeting of the Civic Improvement association was held Tuesday night in the assembly room of the River Park school house with a good attendance. The first number on the program was a vocal solo by Miss Ruth Adelsperger, accompanied hv Miss Mazie Dunkel. Several select

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PHONES BELL, Office, 596; Residence, 594. I treat chronic diseases of men and women, and diseases of stomach and rheumatism. How is that hay fever and catan'h of yours? Had you better have it attend-

ed to now. attention. tary Powder? If not, ladies are using it. see me. 21 exhibits. Jams. o mm

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ions were plven on the Yictrola, At the business session reports cf the year's committees were given. Several questions were brought up and discussed, the most Important being the condition of the streets and lighting of River Park. The old committee on streets and lights la,n year were reappointed and a committee on refreshments wfu appointed At the close o? the business session served selections on the Yictrola were enjoyed and the officers of the association served refreshments. The next meeting will be held No. 3 at the schoolhous?,wrien the teachers will have charge of refreshments and programs. The Thursday club which was to have met Thursday with Mrs. William Schock. S. Seventh st., has been postponed Indefinitely on account of the death of Wallace Dodd. Mrs. S. C. Judson of Mishawaka, who underwent an operation at Elkhart hospital Tuesday afternoon, is in a serious condition. David Quier and family of S. Sixteenth st., are moving to a farm near Nappanee. The funeral of Wallace Todd, 935 S. Seventh St., was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the River Park M. E. church. The W. O. W. had charge of the funeral. Rev. Charles C. Ford officiated. Burial was in Riverview cemetery; Funeral services for "Mrs. Anna Andrews, 946 S. Eleventh st, was held from the residence Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. C. Ormond of Mishawaka officiated. Immediatelv following the service the funeral party left for Edwardsburg, Mich., where burial took place. The funeral service of E. P. Thomas, 1104 S. Seventh st.. was held from the residence Wednesday at 3 p. m. Rev. II. H. Hostetter of the Westminster Presbyterian church officiat

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the air once daily. Both machines will ascend Sensational high dive daily. Merry-go-round,

ed. Burial took place in city cemetery. Ceorgo Podd of Chicng arrived here thi morning to attend the funeral of his uncle Wallace Podd. Mrs. George Ooss and grandson of Rochester, Ind.. are guests of Lloyd C.oss and family of Mishawaka a v. Mrs. H. F. Hrooks has returned from Niles, Mich. Mrs. Jacob Hr-ibaker. who suffered a relapse Sunday, shows improvement. A business meeting of K. S. V. boys was held in the basement of the M. E. church Tuesday evening. The River Park school v. ili hold a lawn social at the school house Thursday evening. A special feature of the evening will be a Yictrola concert. E. W. Evans has gone to Indianapolis' for several days. Mrs. John Stoddard of Pleasant st.. entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walb' of Elkhart. Ind. Covers were placed for seven. Decorations were cut flowers and ferns J. R. Reece of Culver, Tnd.. is visiting, friends in River Park.

: $ ; Century Theater Tonight Francis X. Bushman The Liol of the screen in a three-part masterpiece entitled "BLOOD WILL TELL" or "ALL IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR." How can you miss those funny Keystone Comedies. We have another one tonight and its a scream "MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE" and "MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN." Adults 10c. Children ."c i :4

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OUR BUSINESS OUTLOOK NEVER BETTER THAN NOW. Europe has shut up shop, so let's heave ho and shoulder the world's work, for opportunity is everywhere and the time is ripe to be up and doing. Don't mind the war tax. Imports are slack and duties small that causes it But now we are making the goods at home. Crops are enormous. The world wants them. We are getting the ships! Export demand is heavy. Forjrot the war. kevp your vc on AiiMTioa ami liutlo rilit here at home. Ivet us work hanler, manufa-ture more, build up bank balances. 11 aminos is lx)tinl to expand, (iet your shaft of proerity, bank it and keep it. .Money djMit'I before 't. llltlt, draws intorTt fnni Oct. 1st. "$1 or more starts an account."

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THEATER TONIGHT "DEFYING THE CHIEF" Kalcm Drama. HEARST-SELIG PICTORIAL OF CURRENT EVENTS. N Tliem at llie Priiut'vs Ecry Wednesday. "ALGIE'S SISTER." iod s li- Comctly. Coming: Tomorrow The 1 Itli Series of the "Million Dollar Mystery" matixki: U l M. 5c Century Theater Heinninc; O will bcin ct. 1 2th, the Century the very popular serial picture D

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77 By Louis Joseph Vance. The reat modern problem play. Don't miss this creat picture play, full of punch, suspense and action. A new plot, a new theme of modern times in 15 stories. "THE TREY O' HEARTS Read the Story in The News Times, published every Sunday. i frith t I, r ri" o Live Stock. ii n d fterand unng a toetc. city. r.i i 1

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