South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 27, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1915 — Page 2

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It behoves you to be some interested when we offer such

beautiful Lingerie Waists at

They are the most remarkable offer and should easily brin S1.00.

59c

OnceinaWhile We almost give things away, but if you like it, -vou can come and take your choice of three big tables of - Winter Millinery at 25c, 50c, $1.00 These include Women's, Misses and Children's Hats, all trimmed.

Once in a While Your boy needs a new Suit;

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to take advantage tomorrow when we are giving you onequarter oil" the prices plainly marked on each Suit. Make your own discount. BOYS' SUITS 25 OFF. ONCE IN A WHILE

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Mothers, we have just a few sets of Children's threepiece Wool Knit Sets WOOL GAP While they last at WOOL MUFF fn WOOL SCARF UUKs These are positively worth S2.00 a set.

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You have the opportunity to attend a sale of seasonable merchandise marked at special prices far below their actual values, a sale at prices for quick clearance. Such a Sale Will Begin Tomorrow

ONCE IN A WHILE You may save money on Knit Underwear $2.00 WOMEN'S UNION SUITS $1.50 Three-fourths wool, low neck, sleeveless or elbow length, steam shrunk.

$3.00 WOMEN'S UNION SUITS $1.98 Silk and wool, low neck, sleeveless or elbow length. $1.00, $1.25 UNION SUITS at 69c and 75c Cotton garment, high neck, long sleeves. S0c CHILDREN'S GARMENTS at 49c Soft wool Shirts and Drawers, in white or gray.

ONCE IN A WHILE Undermuslins are offered at reduced prices,- but not often so low as these.

Five Dozen Only $1.50 Skirts at 89c Made of fine long cloth with wide, inserting of lace, also ruffle of lace. $1.25 SKIRTS AT 89c Made of heavy pique with wide embroidery around bottom. 6 dozen MUSLIN DRAWERS AT 49c Excellent quality, embroidery edging, worth three times the price; slightly soiled. COMBINATIONS IN 3 STYLES Made of nainsook and long cloth, with embroidery and lace trimmed yokes, S1.50 values $1.00.

" ONCE IN A WHILE Startling Values in Blankets Standard size Cotton Blankets in all desirable colors; grey, white, plaids, stripes: 89c Value 75c S1.50 Value $1.00 S1.75oValue $1.25 S2.00 Value $1.59 S2.50 Value $1.98 S2.98 Value . . .$2.19 S3.98 Values $2.98 ONCE IN A WHILE Slightly Soiled All Wool Blankets Reduced four times the cost of recleaning. 2 white, full size, S5.00 quality $4.00 1 white, full size, S7.95 quality $6.50 2 white, full size, SI 0.00 quality $8.00 1 grey, full size, S6.00 quality $4.50 Cotton Filled Comforters Full size, worth 52.50, splendid quality, tomorrow $2.00

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Such a wonderful sale will be long remembered bv those who have taken advantage of these remarkable

Once in a While Men need Sweaters and Shirts. It would be great economv to buy-a supply right now, while we have the goods. 2.50 Wool Sweats ers at $1.59 1.50, 2.00 to 2.50 Shirts at 95c And the best fleece lined Union Suits ever placed on the market at $1.00.

values. Values 15.00 to 25.00

Values 25.00 to 35.00

ONCE IN A WHILE Reductions in Hosiery For Women and Children. 75c WOMEN'S HOSE AT 50c ' Gauze Lis! "Wavne Knit," full fashioned, high spliced heel,' double sole and toe. 50c LISLE HOSE AT 39c In pink and blue only; a silk lisle hose. BOOT SILK HOSIERY AT 50c Black and colors, full fashioned, reinforced. 25c CHILDREN'S HOSE AT 19c Heavy fleeced, iood wearing quality.

Never such bargains again as these, $5.00 to $7.50. Children's

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Only 28 of these Coats ages 4, 5, 6. We advise an early selection. Beaver Cloth, Caucasian Plush, Bear Skin, Velvets.

ONCE IN A WHILE You Buy Gloves $1.00 and $1.50 KID GLOVES AT 69c Just an odd lot with 2-clasp. Line of Perrin's, too. 75c and $1.00 QUALITY for 59c Women's Kid Mittens with fiir tops and fleece lining. CHILDREN'S PLAY OR SCHOOL GLOVES 10c Made of cloth in gauntlei style; warm, with fleece lining. Regular 1 5c value, tomorrow 10c. We also have many other bargains in quality Dress Gloves.

ONCE IN A WHILE You can get a fine Gingham COVER ALL APRON with Dutch neck, made in check or plain colors, at 59c. But not very often. Also CREPE DRESSING SACQUE in dark and light colors, with high neck and long sleeves; are only sold once in a while at 59c.

ONCE IN A WHILE You can save money buying in advance of the season. CHILDREN'S WASH . DRESSES at 66c That are worth S1.50, of Check Ginghams, Galatea and Figured Crepes. GIRLS' ALL WOOL DRESSES at $1.50 That sold from S2.50 to S3.50. Serges- and Wash Materials; ages 12 to 14 only.

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DEATHS.

WIN PRAISE FOR ARTISTIC DECORATION OF STAGE TnstintiI pra'so was civen Tursl;iy Tticht to tlif cirN of the se-nth urade f tlir- Colfax school for the artistic 'rations ami sta'e sttitti? tor thf little .sketch prr?entMl as part of the hil program. Similar praise was h r ; 1 1 . 1 on all sidrs for the delightful ntrrtairunent en ly l'lorence Hross. a freshman in the hich .eliool. wh ivr a mini her of reailint; rind plan silo.

I 'RANK VAlUiO. The death of Frank Vargo, 17 years old. '2 1 v si Merry av died at U o'ehck Tiit-silay morning at Kpvorth liosjpltal. He is .survived by four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at i o'clock Thursday morning at t. .iei)hen's church. Father Alexander Varlaky olIiciatin.'. IJurial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery.

(OOU (;i'lT AT JHNNEIC. Dr. I'rederick Cook, claimant to North I'ole honors, will be the truest of honor tonight at a dinner given by the Ilotary club at the Oliver. The dinner is piven in place of the regular noon luncheon in tinier to enjoy a talk by I)r, Cook.

nuii.i: class oiu;.M.ix The newly organized Central P.ible class mot Wednesday morning at 9::J0 o'clock at the Y. Y. C. A. Six women applied for membership. The class will meet each Wednesday morning-at the same hour to study I'xodus un ler the leadershi of Misn Ada Campbell.

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DAYS FOR EXAMS Say Tests Are Too Grilling For One Day's Work an Object to Repeating.

i-MUith I lend teachers feel that one day is not suilicient time in which to take a teacher's examination; furthermore, they feel that it is not fair to make a candidate who fails in one or two subjects ko back over the entire examination. They went on record to this effect Tuesday afternoon when they adopted a resolution at the meeting of the South F.cnd Teachers' federation. To remedy the present conditions the teachers want a law passed by the present legislature extending the ex

amination time to two days and providing that any teacher who fails in one or two subjects be made to take over only those subjects in which he fails. The resolution adopted by the federation will be sent to one of the county representatives at the capital to be incorporated in a bill. The law now gives only one day in which to tauo an examination and piovides that if a teacher fail in only one subject, he must tro bac k at the next examination and take over the entire

list of questions. The teachers hold J

that to take an examination as is now given is a grilling affair and oftentimes demands some extensive thought, if nee the time is limited to one day many teachers are forced to hurry, with the result that tlicy ofte ntimes fail in one branch or other in which they would under more extended conditions have passed. Ilelative to the second part of the, teachers' resolution the law provides that if an applicant fail in any one branch at the examination, the whole examination is disqualified and the applicant must take It over. This the teachers want changed so that they may retake only that branch in wh-ch they failed.

COMRADES AND FRIENDS PAY TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO YOUNG NEWSBOY

Scott Penwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Penwell. ;b)! Laporte aw, who died Sunday morning and was buried from his home Wednesday afternoon. was only 15 years old, ytt few men who liv out thv lull span of life receive tribute from a larger circle of friends than this lG-year-old boy. For the past six months Scott Penwell had been carrier on i NewsTimes route and after news of his death was published, over 100 persons to whom he had delivered papers and who were entire strangers to .Mr. and Mrs. Penwell, called to extend sympathy to the parents and to express their admiration for the boy. "In all my experience with boys," said I V. Van Cleave, circulation manager of The News-Time.', "there have been few whom 1 have admired more than I did Scott. lie was so frank and honest and so gentlemanly

that 1 considered it a pleasure to know him." Flowers tilled the little room in which the body lay. and conspicuous among them was the remembrance of the newsboys, with whom iscott was popular. He was an only child and these tributes of the boy's frjends are the greatest consolation to his bereaved parents.

THREE ESTATES ENTERED' IN PROBATE COURT

FAMOUS FOR HER HAIR

Attics TolN How to Obtain It.

The estates of Cleorue W. McCauge. Hartley McLaughlin and Kdward Meyer were entered for probate. Wednesday. The two former persons died on Nov. i'. and their widows have been appointed to administer the estates. The estate of Kdward Meyer is given a gross valuation of $C,."on. He died on Jan. 1 ! and his heirs are the widow, who has qualified a administratrix, and a daughter.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

Madame Rose, the well-known actress who played one one of the leading vaudeville circuits the prt winter and who is especially noted for her lontr, beautiful hair, in a recent interview in Chicago made the following statement: "Any lady or gentleman can promote- the growth of their hair and make it soft and glossy with thisimple recipe which they can mix ;.t home. To a half pint of water add 1 oz. of bay rum. a Mnall box of Kar!" Compound and 1-4 .. of glycerin'Apply to the scalp two or three times a week with the linger tips. This not only the jjnrst hair .Tower I ha ever known, but it prevents th hii'f from falling out, removes dandruf! and scalp humors, darkens strakr l. faded rr.'i y hair and makes it soft ar. l glossy. The ingredients can be purchased at any drug t-tore at ery little cost."

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