South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 315, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 November 1914 — Page 3
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Bathe your face for Bovcral minutes vrith Resinoi Soap and hot "water, working the creamy lathcrintothaekin gently with th5 finger-tips. Wash off with Resinoi Soap and more hot water. Finish with a dash of cold water to dcro the pores. Do this once or twice a day, L . 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From the Records of the Indian Tit! & Loan Co. Noah 11. Kensberer and wife to Callie Iicnaberscr. part lot 0 3, iluestcYa Viral addition, $1. Ij. Kent Ciar Co. to John B. AVrber. part lot V.l'J, O. 1 S. U., $1. William ilrummit to M anon 1 . J'.rummitt, part lot 4, Zisler's addition to New Carlisle, $G0U. Clarion P. IJrummitt and wifo to rirst National bank of New Carlisle, wme as next alov $1. William IJrummitt to T.Iark L. Jlrummitt, lot J 2, Compton's Jir.t addition to New Carlisle, $lfr,::c. Ferdinand C. Raff and wife to Mathias Ieutpch and wife, lots -2 and L'J. Raff's third addition. $C...00. 'outh Rend Iand Co. to Charles F. zehner, lot 2 2 3, Berner Clrovo secjnd addition, $ i JO. William K. Mcllcnry and wifo to 3'mma Gustafson, lot ISO, Rerner ijrove first addition, $100. William W. Thomas and wifo to Anton K. Boecklin, lot S5, Kuclid I'ark addition, $230. Irvlno D. Shaffer and wifo to Bernard J. Myera. lot IS, O'Neill's iirst Udditlon to Mishawaka, 51,300. Fannie A. Sanderson to Ernest 3 lardy, lot 100, Section "N" Riverview cemetery, $23. Frnst P. Thiclkc and wifo to F. J. Jewia Meyer, tr., part lot 4 7, O. I. South Bend city, $1. F. J. Lewis von Meyer tr. to Ernst Thielke and wife, part lot 47, South Bend city, $1. William II. Rockn feller aMd wife to 1'mma L Bissell, part lot 67, Rockieller'H third addition, $2, COO. Total, $9,813. iu:iutinx srniNGS. Mr. A. J'urdy and Mrs. William .Tenkln.i of Dowapiac were quests of Mrs. Mary Rodders at Noel Range Saturday and Sunday. Deputy County Clerk and Mr. Loren Marquis-see wero week-end visitors at tho home of the former's mother, Mrs. Martha Marquissee. ' The Halloween celebration Saturday nlfiht was a great success and a largo crowd was in attendance, drawing people from tho rural districts and Furroundinp towns. The srand paradestarted at 5 o'clock headed by two masked bands. A number of prizes were given, one of which went to tho "Harmony club", a company of 16 ladies dressed in black with red head dress. W". F. Stemm got the prize, for the best window, which was .i "Hobo's Dream". Mrs. Hugh Mars and two children leturned Saturday to their home in Buchanan after a few days' visit with Mrs. Mars parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tallman. Miss Mabel Harris, critic teacher Southwest Corner Michigan get
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end yoa will be astonbhed to find boxr quickly the healing, antiseptic Resinoi xredication poothes and deansea the pores, removes pimplea and blackheads, and leaves tho complexion dear, fresh and velvety. P.n&l Soap ! ol4 by afl drnrtf". For T1 frr, wHU to DepU EetiUfel. Baltimore, ISA.
ii t .V.'in the county normal at Hartford. Mich., was a week-end guest of Miss Anna Sullivan. K. W. McMullen and family have moved into the tenant house on W. II. Graham's farm, near town. John Vinton of Dowagiac visited friends here Saturday. Mr. Vinton was a former resident of this place. Tho Wednesday club will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mil dred Boone. Mrs. Charles Collins of Indianap olis is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Skinner. Charles Walker has returned from Chicago, where ho has been attending school. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonagh and C. F. Baldwin of Benton Harbor attended the Halloween celebration Saturday evening. Clyde Colvin of Vicksburg. Miss., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Colvin. The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednesday afternoon at the reading rooms. Reports of the district convention held in Benton Harbor will bo given. Mrs. Charles A. Case of Niles visited her sister. Mrs. William Stahl. Saturday. John Michael and Joseph Kibbler of Eau Claire were visitors at Noel Range Monday. Miss Mabel Edwards has returned to her ho:ne in Dowagiac after a few days visit with her aunt, Mrs. T. K. Patterson. Miss LUlie Taylor and George Taylor visited their sister, Mrs. Clarence Sullivan, in Baroda, Sunday. Mrs. William Kerr has returned from a visit with relatives in Wheeling. W. Va. Dr. Joseph R. Noel of Chicago visited his father, Theo. Noel, Friday. Duane Kidson Is confined to his home by illness. Miss Esther Hendleman has returned to Ypsilantl where she Is attending school. TURKS GET AMMUNITION German Submarines Are IJein Prepared For Service. PARIH Nov. 4. Tho cruiser Breslau, a dispatch from Salonica says, has convoyed two steamers with ammunition aboard from the Roumanian port of Constanza. Sections of German submarines also convoyed from the same port are being mounted for Bervice. Constantinople advises are that the next great battle In Poland will take place on the Kaliscz-Czensto-chovo-Cracow line where ' the Germans have built ultra modern trenches capable of accommodating a monster army under comfortable conditions. 2 St, and Jefferson Rlvd.
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Women's and Misses' Suits, beautiful new suit serges, broadcloths and poplins; black and all colors; SI 5.00 to site"'. $11.98 Women's and Misses' Suits in the new lone; or short coat models; broadcloths, serges, poplins and Venetians; black and colors; some are Roman striped trimmed. Beautiful suits; all sizes. Alterations free. Sale begins on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. . Come
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The greatest sale of high grade Suits ever held in South Bend. Choice any suit in the store, worth S50.00to $65.00. X $35.00
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Squadron of Warships Sighted in Pursuit Fleeing Vessels Drops Mine to Prevent Their Capture. LONDON, Nov. 4. The press bureau of the admiralty Tuesday night made the ofilcial announcement of a spectacular naval engagement which occurred Tuesday morning at a place at which tho admiralty will not yet reveal. A fequadron of German warships, sighted by a British gunboat on patrol tired cn the tcout which reported their presence to its base and a British squadron started in pursuit. The Germans lied leaving in their wake a screen of highly explosive mines, one of which was struck by a British submarine, which was sunk. The official report says: "Early Tuesday morning the enemy's squadron fired on the coast guard gunboat Halcyon while it was patroling. One man on the Halcyon was wounded. The Halcyon Immediately reported the presence of the enemy. Various efforts were made, but the light cruisers could not be brought into action before dusk. The rearmost German cruiser threw out mines and the British submarine I-3 was sunk by a mine. Two officers and two men on the bridge were saved by a gunboat which had been made available for the- support of the Belgian left flank." In connection with this report the London Star prints a dispatch from Yarmouth telling of a running naval battle in that vicinity which may or may not furnish a clew to the location of the battle officially reported by the press bureau. The admiralty will not admit that the reports concern the one battle. The Star dispatch says: "A sharp naval engagement occurred early Tuesday morning off Yarmouth. The firing was continuous for about half an hour and wan so close to the shore that the windows of the houses were shaken and hundreds of inhabitants rushed to the sea shore. "A mist hung over the sea and it was impossible to observe the number or the locality of the vessels engaged, but the flashes from the guns were plainly visible and occasionally a shell could be seen bursting in the sea, throwing up columns of water. '' ' engagement commenced off Caistor, two miles north of Yarmouth and evidently it was a running fight for the firing traveled in a southerly direction. The last firing heard at Southtown indicated that big puns were being used. One or two shells traveled landwards and were seen by watchers on the jetty to burst a distance of two miles out." The Evening News has received a dispatch stating that the German vessel Meltomene from Tocotilla with a cargo of nitrate was captured by a British cruiser off the Irish coast and towed to Queenstown. The German crew of 20 were made prisoners. LA FOLLETTE'S MAN IS A WEAK THIRD E. Ii. Phillips, Stand-pat Republican, is Klcctetl by Heavy Vote. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Nov. 4. U. ?. Sen. La Toilette's entry into the Wisconsin gubernatorial election with the independent fusion progressive candidacy of John J. Rlaine, was rewarded by a complete overthrow of all that La Follette represents in this state, Blaine running a weak third. His total vote will be about 30.000 or less than the estimated 35,000 plurality of. E. L. Philipp, stand-pat republican, over John C. Karel, democrat. La Folletto tried to elect Rlaine by a fusion of the progressives of both the old parties, who resented the primary victories of Philipp and Karel, both avowed conservatives. Gov. F. E. McGovern, whom La Follette practically opposed in the primaries for United States senator, is undoubtedly elected. The anti-Karel democrats apparently voted for Blaine and for Paul Husting, the democratic candidate for senator and La Follette's loyal supporters voted also for Blaine and Husting. The straight ticket men, however, haveapparently saved McGovern even from this combination, while Karel has fallen behind his own vote of two years ago. The socialists have probably elected Winfield It. Gaylord to congress In the fourth over W. J Carey, republican, but the republicans have gained two seats now held by democrats In the sixth and ninth districts. IT KEATJiV DOFS RELIEVE IUIKUMATTSM. Everybody who is afflicted with Rheumatism In any form should by all means keep a bottle of Sloan's Liniment on hand. The minute you feel pain or soreness in a joint or muscle, bathe it with Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to the seat of pain, relieving the hot. tender. swoolen feeling and making- the part easy and comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 2a cents of any druggist and have It in the house acainst colds, sore and swollen Joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments. Your money back If not satisfied, but it does give almost Instant relief. Advt. POST OFFICE FOR GARY WASHINGTON. Nov. 4. The treasury department will advertise for bids for the construction of a postofflce at Gary. Tnd.. on Nov. 1C. the supervising architect of the treasury' department stated Tuesday. TRY TUTS FOR YOt'R COUGH Thousands of people keep coughing because unab:e to get the right remedy. Coughs are caused by Inflammation of Throat and Bronchial Tubes. Y."!iat you need is to soothe its Inflammation. Take Dr. King's New Discovery, it penetrates the delicate mucous lining, raises the Phlegm and quickly relieves the congested membranes. Get a 50c. bottle from your druggist. "Dr. King's New Discovery quickly and completely stopped my couKh" writes J. R. Watts. Floydale, Texas. Money back if not satisfied, but it nearly always hcU?s. Advt.
SI BESTED One Cruiser Sunk, One Set on Fire and One Forced to Seek Refuge in Harbor Thousand Men Missing. VALPARAISO, Nov. 4. Admiral Christopher Cradock's British squadron which has been hunting down the German fleet in Chilean waters came upon them Tuesday and was severely beaten. Two German armored cruisers and three light cruisers sank une British cruiser, disabled and lired another and crippled a third, forcing It to seek refuge in Ccronel harbor, where it is now bottled up. The German warships Gnelsenau, Scharnhorst, Nurnberg. Lelpsic and Dresden attacked the British cruisers Monmouth. Goodhope and Glasgow off Coronel early in the day. The Monmouth was sunk. Admiral Cra dock's flagship Goodhope was sot on lire and is supposed to have been lost and the Glasgow, badly damaged is practically interned in Coronel harbor. The Scharnhorst. Gnelsenau and Nurnberg are in Valparaiso harbor uninjured. The Dresden and Leipsic are standing off Coronel harbor waiting for the Glasgow to come out. Thousand Missing. The Monmouth carried 635 men and the complement of the Goodhope was 900. Many of the survivors were picked up, but the figures art not obtainable at this time. It is estimated, however, that about 1,000 officers and men are missing. The Monmouth ws 4 40 feet long and carried 14 six-inch guns with eight 3-inch, three 3-pounders and two torpedo tubes. She was built in 1890. The Goodhope was built 13 years nfffi and was 300 feet long with 14,100 tons displacement. She carried two 9.2 inch guns, 16 six-inch, 14 three-inch, three 3-pounders and two torpedo tubes. The Glasgow was the newest of the trio. She was 4 30 feet long, with 4.S20 tons displacment. Her complement was 3G men and she carried two 6-inch guns and ten 4 -Inch guns. She had also two lS-Inch torpedo tubes. An Active Liver Means Health. If you want good health, a clear complexion and freedom from Dizziness, Constipation, Biliousness, Headaches and Indigestion, take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They drive out fermenting and undigested foods, clear the Blood and cure Constipation. Only 23c. your druggist. dvL is Sale of
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House Keeper in St. Joseph County There is a need in most every home for furniture that will add convenience, comfort or beauty to the bedrooms; and as our stock of Bed Room Furniture is now most complete, showing a splendid variety of new designs, woods and finishes, in matched suites, odd wood beds, Brass Beds, Dressers and Chiffoniers all such good value, we believe this an opportune time to direct your attention to and more fully impress you with the quality of our merchandise and our leadership in the highest standard of value giving.
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$10.00 Brass Bed $6.95 This bed, illustrated on the right is aksign that will lend grace and beauty to most any bed room; it has 2-inch posts and 5-S-lnch fillers and Is neatly trimmed; guaranteed French Lacquer over Royal Satin finish. You'll find just the design you like here, and every bcxi Is typical of Rles Quality.
Four Post Bed of Solid Mahogany. Price $25 This is truly an exceptional bexl value; it's equal has never been offered for less than $35. This bed i& a handsome reproduction of the early Colonial period now so greatly in demand, made of selected solid mahogany and has a beautiful dull velvet finish. Call and see It
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ID FEEL FINE 'Pape's Cold Compound' Opens Clogged Nose and Head and Ends Grippe. Relief come?; instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the bead, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing head! .Nothing else In the world gives such prompt relief as 'Tape's Cold Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug ttore. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine. TERRE HAUTE MAN SHOT IN DISPUTE Strenuous Doing Mark Election Day. Dozen Slngrgcrs Arc in Jail. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Nov. 4. One man is dying and a dozen sluggers are in Jail, four of them on account of court charges, because of fighting at the polls Tuesday. Pete Feiler, democratic deputy sheriff, who is dying, was shot by A. "W. A- Mitchell, appointed sheriff by progressives. Mitchell says Asst Chief of Police Nugeat and Policeman Merriam assaulted him ard that Feiler drew a revolver, whereupon Mitchell fired from his coat pocket. Mayor Don Roberts, democrat, and Clem Richards, republican committee chairman, claims the county by 2.000 plurality. The progressives, who ran second to the democrats two years ago, are a poor third. KAVK YOUR RUMMAGi:: The Orphans home will hold its annual rummage sale soon. Save all your rummage to help buy the winter's coal for the orphans. Telephone Bell 262, Home G6G9. Miss Agnes
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This Colonial Wood Bed, Ries Quality, Price $14.95 If you need a wood bed you would certainly like this one; it has that full roll designed head, and foot; made up with Spring 'Mattress and bed spread; it has a massive, graceful and handsome appearance. 300300 5-MlCriJGAfi ST.
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Look for our ad Friday announcing our Saturday SPECIAL LADIES' SUIT SALE.
F 7 i 112 Ihel-ieistltornf' jL urniture W. Successors to A. M. Jones The Feral turo Store Around on Main Street. mmm Successor to Wilhelm's READY - TO - WEAR FOR WOMEN' Special Values Suit at S15.00 to $25.00 ONAIP! Orpheum beginning Thursday. How does he do it? ONAIP. Advt. i h i '.IT ....
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The great interest already aroused In these special bargain and the excellent results so far attained, impel us to still greater efforts Note the following items fur this Thursday Bargain Day. SHo.flO TaiHstry Chair "Karpen" make, guaranteed upholstering, Gobelin Tapestry, very comfortable back, seat and arms, just the piece to Jit in well with other surroundings. Thursday Bargain Day price $20.75 $13.50 Dressing Table, made of quarter sawed oak, has one long drawer ana best French plate mirror, an attractive piece for the young ladies' room. Thursday Bargain Day price $0.0." S25 Parlor Suite, divan, c hair and rocker; a beautiful design, frames built of hard wood, mahogany linish, spring cushion back and scat, upholstered with handsome, I'ron.h tnnotrv It's :i li.nrL'iin n t 5n", Tl 1 11 ri :i V l!nr.
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$H7..jO RuiTct made of the best quarter sawed oak hand polished, beautiful leaded glass closet doors; line French plate mirror; an American colonial design. Thursday Bargain Day price S-2.."0 S 18.50 Dining Table, a beautiful colonial design wKh heavy plank top; on solid 10-inch pedestal, made of quartered oak, golden finish; an exceptional table value. Thursday Bargain Day price $15.05 S17.25 Morris Chair, fumed oak frame with soft comfortable loose cushions upholstered with brown h'panlyli chase leather, has slidiner foot rest and paper rack. Thursday Bargain Day price 13.95 $:J.95 Oil Heater, "Perfection quality; guaranteed smokeless and odorles-s; regular J4.."j0 value. It's our special leader at $ 3.95. Thursday Bargain Day price $.1.15
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This Three Piece Suite Ries Quality. Price $49
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selected quartered sawed oak colden finish. Dresser princess style, has the l.est l'rr :uh plate b r'. .: ihiipt 1x40 inches; base is 45 inches long and contains or.. !.r- i two small drawers. ChliTonier has if.x2 0 mirror and tive I.irjre drawer-. Bed is conventional design, handsome in grain of wovd a'i 1 : :iish. Make a selection of your Bel Room suite new.
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- T Irr-v f m W ' r7. Garment is Guaranteed at GatrlyS E. JeSenoa Bird. m- r aa m mm AS W COATS THREAD. All numbers, black aud whit, also all colors. 40c cr Do? en. 4c Pr SpocL ci ias. n. SAX CO. o.NAlP! Orpheum iH'ninning Thurs day. How do-s he do it? ONAIP. Advt. 3 S-l.oo and very substantially .it Watch Our Windows for Bargains in Bed Room Furniture. 14 :i n