South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 292, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1914 — Page 3

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EDISON WORKS Ok Little Italian Count and Countess Notable Arrivals From Europe .Uil , Here's An Ad Just Brimful! of Good Honest Values For Yon With MwMqM

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Inventor Proposes to Provide Ship With Gills to Enable It to Stay Under the Water Indefinitely.

NTTVV YOHK. Oet. :. Ahoma A. rMison Is at work on a submarine which vill f provided with Kills -irni-lar to tlio.-f of a fi.-n. His exp-ri-jnents cover the past y-.ir and arc alnvt Tfrrtrl. W'htn he prrsnts his boat for thf inspection of naval xprts V. will b posihl for it to remain jndi-r water indefinitely, f'x" tv.otin;: the oxygen from ttu- a waI'T. This was learned Sinday when in company with the Secretary of the Xay and Mr.-. lanbls; Mrs. IMlson ;md Miller I',. 1 1 i:tchinon, rhief MU'iiier of the IMison laboratories at oran, X. J., the- world's K'reateyt inventor made hi fir.-t t r i I of inspection to :i battleship, the New York at tho IJrooklyn navy ard. I Mr. IMison visited the subrna- J rine (;-4 to inspect the working of a i-toraKo batterv which lie designed and built at the request of the navy department, lotteries heretofore used hae been of a type which Rives off hlorine ns when it comes in contact -with salt water. It is next to impossible to keep the batteries of a submarine from becoming wet with sea water. It is announced that JMison's invention has met all tests require, l of it and probably will be adopted by the navy. The submarine with Kills interested the navy men. Mr. IMison explained that he believed he had perfected the application of the principle and said that he had arrived at his solution by actual study of fish. When ho started on the invention Mr. JMison went to the fisheries at Hatterv park where the attendants lifted from the tanks many species of tish. These the inventor held in his 1 and as long as possible without injuring them, studying the action of :heir Kills as they Rasped, for breath. All his experiments have been based on what he learned in this study. THOUSANDS VISITED PREVENTION EXHIBIT one of tho licst liver Arranged by South Icnd Icplc, Dr. IJom'Hlmry's Coniineiit. Tho doors of the Disease Prevention exhibit roomH at 200 Michigan st., v hich havo been open to tho public fdnce Oct. :;, were closed last niht after "what was termed a most satisfactory display by Dr. Charles P.osenbury, president of the board of health. For the past two weeks hundreds havo seized tho opportunity to view the various exhibits on tho prevention of disease, the care of infants and the arranRint; of sanitary kitchens and sleeping rooms. In addition hundreds of pamphlets pertaining to health subject were distributed to visitors. It was conceded by all that the exhibit was one of the best the city has ever shown. That unlimited Rood will result from the lessons taught by the display was ttie opinion of Dr. BosenLury. Many of the exhibits were the property of eastern societies and will be returned for further use by them. The exhibit by local orRanizations were equally instructive and entertaining. J. I. Wright had charRe of the exhibits and much praise was Riven him for tho satisfactory display. SPECIAL DEVOTIONS AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH I'ortv Hours Will lie lirouuht to Chw Tuesday IrIu rather Carrico to Speak. Forty hours devotion bewail yesterday morninR with solemn hiuh mass at St. Joseph's Catholic church. Fr. I. J. Carroll, pastor. Fr. IhiRene i'.uike of Notre lamo was celebrant, I'r. Thomas llurke. deacon: Kr. Frederick Jassensmith. sub-deacon. Fr. William Connor acted as master of erernonies assisted by Fr. Flrich Hiss. Following the mass a procession of to Kills and '2 altar bovs carryinR atulb s marched around toe aisles of the church. Father F.-.urene Hurke arricd the holy sacrament. At 7::U in the morninR thf Holy Xanio society approached communion in a Fody. Ta O beinp present. Tli is mornip.R at Ti.O the Children of Mary and the Junior Children of Maty will approach communion. Scrvic, s tomorrow niRht at 7:;U will olservo the olosinR of the holy hour. I'r. Ieonard Carric will preach while Fr. Morrissy of Notre Fame will be ( elebrant at beta diction. not I en or dmim n:noN. Ntthe N h.-re', iriv.-::. t h t the uiideriarne! l.ns t:i :. pj. ;;.,! j,v the e'-rk 'f tl.P Clreult C u-t i .J. V.j.!i Coo.ty. State of 1 nil i i :j m :!':,!:. ;t r.-it'T ..f tl;e .' Mt ef tliarli"" 1. I?.-. I n" f St. .1. !i county, ilf tv.iMM. s.ti-i v(,;,. su pp,. ti be K.TT.t. I II" K MAN F. I.ANC. n-uvtnaer. Oct 7. If 11. r. J. i.. mi;vi:ii. ;-v r.,- rt.,t0 Hl' Do Sbu kThis 007 S O.K. I F rW HIM v a? ;

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COUNT STHI'HANO AND COl.'NTFSS AGXESC DI CELEKE. NKW YoilK. ArnoriR the recent arrivals in this country from I'urope were a handsomo younR Italian count anii couptess, who have just Ron to WashinRton to become members of the soc ial colony there. They are Count Stephano di Celere. a Red five, and liis sister. Countess ARnese, aR"ed 12. They are the children of the new Italian ambassador to the United States and will be educated in this country as Ioiir as their father remains ambassador.

Skin Like a Lily or a Rose It Is Easy and Sure $Js2

Yuleskn Snratt, Olebruled on the Anirloin Stage for Her Self-Made IJeuuty, (ihes Some i:truortlinary and Simple .Metliodn f Arquiriuir tiultk Beauty. ItV Miss VALI'.SliA St'Ii.VT T. HUV often btive we se-. a women of beautiful feature, but with poor iiiipexbns nttno-thiR f ir 1 attention tlian women of merely ordinary features, but with duplex ions superb and mloralde Faces clear and pure as lilies ;ire the faces tint compter. There H only a Hinall ienMita of women wli are really beriutlfui In Ti-artire. Proviiiem-e alone rcRUlate this elr-tiiip.t?ii.ee. IJut tlire are millions of vhiihh who little realize the tremendous advantaRe whbh can be soured by haviriR a jerfect couijdexbm in spite of n lark of U'.iuty of feat The n iik chanires which nrt' now made p siblc in skin be.iuty are really start line, but it is regrettable to iiote tliat the incitis employed t obtain thee chanRes are imt only weak, but useless in must cases. It all depends on what "It ! Now Compitrutively Kny to Make the Skin HxquUHe in u Very Short Time." you iie. There 1 a formula which e'lip.'s any preparation known for beautifying the skin. Its results are extraordinary. I advie every woman to stop uMriR all other skin-beniitlfyhiR creams and tie thU formula. Simply mix ene tablopoonful of glycerine In "a pint f water and ad'l one oune of intone. This forms a ream, use it liberally aiol very . n your skin will take on a most d'Med eleana-ss r.nd purity and every muddy spot, red spot. fri kle and bletuIsh will have disappeared. This formula should im-an a forttir.e to tlie woman who uses it. Tlie rlntone an be secured at any driiR stire at a moderate prbv. MILS. nPli: V. -There U a wrinkle-re-rnoviriR formula whi'h has t!ie peMillar property of miki::c the skin plump ami vtir-rohs. This is the only way In whi. h ail wrinkles, both little aud Mr can ever successfully nmovei. The youthful ni;'nraiif produced In a short time by the of this formula is really startling. Mix this ,nt liome by addhR to 'a half pint of I,of waTer two ta hb-sp. .nf ul of plvcvr-1-e and two oin .es ef epto!. This ni.ikes half n T'in t ef th.e crani. eostin: several tl:r.e-s less than you would have to par for a cream at the stores. id whl h would uot he successful. Any dniR store will MBlt nAUC ML Rosas rM EcMT BITS Thf BCD S BcjUD T'Pt V Culture.

. . : v :: J' it-. ' V v. . A'.-V- v.. mi ' .... . " 'Vv1''-''-'-'t''' v ' t-i 4 supply you with the eptl. I'.y usIiir this ream faithfully, and liberally, you will have attained In short order your fondest wish fur a perfect, iuick wVinkle-eradl-catur. KOSA I?. O. The only way t remove dandruff I1? to dissolve It. is, rap cannot do It. simply bex-aUse of the alkali which it contains. No amount of silp-perub-bitiR with floaj will remove dandruff. Tho only thhiR known which will dissolve all fatty noeuniu Lit ions ami dandruff Is orroI. a teaspoonful of which addel to a cup of hot water removes every particle of dandruff and other foreign "inatb-r. The lather is ex-eptionally rich. For a moderate price you can R"t enotiRh crro! to produce twelve or more of thee surpasslnR head washes. F.very lurid of haLr needs a hairwash of this kind. TKAKFUI,. FallliiR of hair can be positively and quickly stopped by usiriR a mixture of half a pint of alcohol, half a pint of water, (or a full pint of bay rum In place of alcohol ami water) and one ounce of Ix'ta-qiiiuol. thoroaiRhly mixed. This surpasses any hair tonic or inxlgorator I have ever known. It Is a hair forcer, actually compelling the hair to rtow luxuriantly, frequently several Inches a mouth. Hair tops falinc. the hair boconus Huffy, silky and thisk. and the formation of dandruff is completely stopped. MRS. d. (). X. niackhoads ire simply a local trouble and blood tonics will do no Rood. It Is not Renenslly known that lda kheads may be thoroughly remonl In a feu minutes by RettiiiR a sponpe, wettini; It with hot water, sprinkling Pome neroxhi and It. and then rubbhiR It on the blackheads. It is almost magic in result and every blackhead will disapjwar. Do this every day and you will not be troubled further. It works equally well in Very severe crises. SARAH M. H.--I do not wonder that you did not succeed in removing the superfluous hairs you mention. Why not dissolve them away lnstee.d of burning them off? Iiy moLstenlng the hairs with simple Milfo solution, every hair, heavy and light. disapp-ars In a few moments. Instead of leaving a red sjot w hnn applied as other depilatories do. the skin, on the contrary, is left soft, smooth and clear. No n ratter how sensitive tho skin or how heavy the growth it will work without full. IIi:Tii:rT. To develop the bust has often proved a difficult matter. Although you can never !e suTe of success, nevertheless the following formula is the very best you can ever hope to find. It Is safe nnd If anything can succeed, this ewtalnly sluould. To a half pint ef exdd water, and two ounces of rnetone, obtainable nt any drug Ktore. anil half a cup of tugar. Mix thoroughly. Take of this, two teahpoon fuls after meals and at bedtime. MRS. T. M. P. Applications of hydroP.7ed tale to arm-pits will put an end to the unnatural and excessive iHTS-pinit'ou. There is nothing so effective, so cooling and s eonnnitoiil. This keep the armpits ai.vays fresh, keeps tlie t.erppirtition under control, prevent eniMrrasment ami the damage to garments from fading, it also destroys nil body odors immediately. Sty 5eio ml TfcM Dauw v'crTh or Liufs -of

Child's 25c Sleepers All wool, white crrty, ..-.87c - V V . O U 17 c L' to 6. rrd fo-r .75c Knit Petticoats . . . Kxtru quality; Fall weight; bring coupon. 79c Knit Auto Hoods 43c Women's $1 Union Suits . 65c Fleeced; weight riht for now; ankle length; long sleeves. Child's 50c O-T-Union Suits . .0 L Fleeced lined; all sizes; bring1 coupon Tuesday. Girls' 20c 4 4 p Lisle Hose ... lit line 1lk IJsle; full Feamlcss; black only; brin coupon. 10c Pure Kerchiefs at til Toadies' all linen, neat borders. $2 Human Hair Switches 8c All shades; full and wavy; 2 5 inches long; bring coupon. 25c Paris Garters . Fincrle prip; with coupon. Reuben's 50c Infants' Vests Women's 50c OT VMs& Pants OJV. Flceco lined; Fall weight; bring coupon. Child's 35c 4(n Knit Pants . . .lyl Black only; all sizes; bring the coupon. 25c Fancy 4Qr Ribbons at . . .101 Dresden Moire and Messallnes; blk., whito and colors. Best 50c Qf Rompers .... 00 VI'lannelettes, ginghams chambrays; 'Ijttle One' make.

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Women's 65c Mus. Gowns Kmbroidery and lace trimmed; bring coupon 50c Sleeping 27r Garments . . . 0 I L Dr. Denton'; Ideal for children; best made.

35c Silk 0 Lisle Gloves . jLtJ, Two button; black, white chamois; with coupon.

InfanU' 75c QQa Dresses at . . OyL Kmbroidery and ribbon trimmed; bring coupon Women's $1 Petticoats . 59c $1.00 Feco silk and mercerized eateen; black and colors; bring coupon.

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Men's $l.."0 Work Trousers, in blue and gray; double stitched.

Men's 50c Underwear; fleeced 07 lined shirts and drawers, at.... 5C

Men's $1.00 Union Suit; dijm ,eight; Ueece

Men's Too l'lannelette Xlght Ar shirts; with the coupon r)C Men's 75c Drcs Shirts; coat QQ cut; neat percales madras. . . Ou

Men's 50c Work Gloves; lined or unlined; tan and black.... 25c IV)lice and Firemen's Suspenders; heavy elastic web

35c Brownie Overalls . . . Ilue stripe, all sizes; with bur special for coupon cay. 35c Ladies' Tea Aprons Embroidered, edges; with Tuesday. fancy coupon

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20c Pure Aluminum Ware, in cups, sauce, stew and fry pans; with 9 ' coupon, each C 50c Pillow Cases; size 45x36; tine grade muslin; with coupon 25c Feather Ticking; neat stripes, heavy quality; l yard wide; with coupon JLC

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In Zibelines, Boucles. all desirable colors; $2.49 Boys' 35c A Waists at .. .lyt Blue chambray. Fateen. IercaJe; all sizes; -with coupon.

75c Wool OA. Shawls Oyt for -women, also pcarfs with colored borders.

$1.00 AmericaCfp Alarm Clocks DhL Made and guaranteed by the makers of the Big Ben; bring coupon.

$2 Flannel- OOp ette Kimonos 00 v Beautiful patterns; all sizes; best materials, full length.

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10c can Kitchen Klenzcr, with coupon Tuesday 10c can Talcum Powder, with coupon Tuesday 10c Spool Silk Thread; 100 yards all colors; special with coupon. 25c Turkish Towels, while, neat borders; with coupon Tuesday. 5c Cake of Gloss Soap, with this coupon Tuesday 10 for JO I Ai5V.tR LAlDbS CM HM VXH4DDVt iUT Or HiMi &LD QGARlllZrCASt aJTAJCilVELV vH (JuV I Do1. Vv?Vv ,

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