South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 28, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 January 1915 — Page 2

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It is the baking powder. To make muffins, cakes and pastry rich and moist, yet light and feathery, a modern double acting Daking powder must be used one that will give off leavening gas in the oven as well as in the mixing bowl.

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is really a blend of two baking powders, one of which starts to raise as soon as moisture is added. The other is inactive until heat is applied. This sustains the raise until your muffins, biscuits or cake is done. K C Baking Powder costs less than the old fashioned quick acting kinds, yet you need use no more and it is superior to them in every way. lz Try a can at our risk and be convinced.

?libvi CATCHES ELOPERS THEN DECIDES ON DIVORCE Man Who i. I let ricrided and "Put oil J1K !!" Make-, J,oe to His Samaritan's Wife. Wr.ASIT. Ind., Jan. l'. Daniel Ja'-ol's. proprietor of a hotel h is lv paring to bring a tifn against liis v.-iff for !iort "; this course ho de-id.-il ujM.rj after he 'had overtaken 1 iv. .J.n-ob and (.rorge Wise, with iini she 1 1 ; i f elope. I, at Marion. After ho had caught up with the fui t i s .Ia !s deebh-d not to have tlwm arrstJ and they went on to 'olumhu. Ind. Mrs." Jaeohs had taken $: In . .ih and a check for from the family e lu.iier when slie and Wi .- f! d. Wist- rame here some weeks a-Jo p, nnile.-s. Jaeoi.s ;.t liim a joh in a mar-hine shop and fnrnilied him I.o tr.i ami lo(-incr in his hotel until Wv-e eonld (lfl lnS feet."

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' ma'je them c5oar cj you do, ony ojc K C Baling Powder. Afire clicayi turn out icell, so it must be the baling powder." Wise showed his trratitude ly making love to A'rs. Jaeohs and dishonoring his henefaetor. FINDS PEARLSJN WABASH i:peits Jny I'iurin- Out Value oT One Man's I'ind. DKCATl'H, Ind.. Jan. JS. Herman Kmery of Monroe township should he entitled to the honor of heing Adams county's host pearl fisherman. The worth of the pearls he found last week has not definitely heen placed, a th" pearls are to he sent to experts and their values juu'pi. Mr. Emery found several last week in the Wahash river and hrounht them to the ilensley jewelry store to he cared for until they were sent away. The pearls are K"d sized. One is especially heautiful, with a perfectly round hase. which deepens to form a perfect circular erevice. then forms a round PTem that slows on top. Little Ho hi) j C'ofVee, pert potnul . . . Arrow 1'rniiri j ColTco; iiotliin;l fliu-r at :;. lb. 30c He 50c for . pound . with $1 order, 47c : pounds of Hotter Crackers Heauty Milk, IS Uh cans ."c cans I.le Snider Pork 21c 246 12c 10c 64c and I leant . ' Snow I lake lard, jier !h Paris Corn, ." CilllN Can 11c in 4 J."e Naval Oranues per do. . . . l."e ittv Oranges er do. .!!" Nice Hipc lkina?ias per .:JOc i.oz. . . (doss or Uoyal Soap, , ."c bars for 'Ioss Starch, x ;J lbs. for lOc package Corn Starch ." re rolls Toilet Paper lOr package of Sack l.luin Pearl Hominy, per lb Washburn's Hest Flour, J! l-'-I lb. sack and Vegetables in South I mV Bh RWQCABLY i

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COMPANY SETTLES WITH VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION O'llrien Viimi-li Co. and Wlilous or .McLauuldin and McCauue Come to Term.

The estates of Hartley Mc Uiuirhlin ;tn! tjeor-c W. .MfCauf v. err entered for probate Vednesday. These were the rnen who were killed in the explosion which occurred at the plant of the o'Urien Varnish Co. on Xuv. jr.. orders were handed down in the superior court Wednesday, afternoon showing that the varnish company lias made a settlement of all possible laims resulting from the accident. The widows have iuali!ied t administer the estates. The estate of Kduard Meyer has also been entered for probate and the widow has been appointed as administratrix. Mr. Meyer died on Jan. and he- is survived by a wife and daughter. The estate is siven a ross valuation of :!,i'o. LOCAL RUNNERS LOSE OUT Corby and I Jrow non Team- Win in I tela y Kacc. Three silver loving cujs were awarded Wednesday to W. II. MrXitt.e local Itufi Orphint(n specialist, by th National Single Comb Huff (rphinston clu1 for the best cnck lord, the best pen and the best breeding pti exhibited at the South liend poultry show, which closed Sundaw BOY SCOUTS ENTERTAINED I5akct Hall and Swimming Are I Valine-. Of I'U'llinU. P.askot ball and swiinniinsr were the features of the evening at the- V. M. C A. last ni'ht when the Mishawaka boy scouts were entertained by the South Hcnd scouts. Ilih dives, fast swimming and various kinds of strokes were displayed. The basket ball '-rallies will be played each month, the next one to take place Feb. 21. OLD TAVERN BOOK FOUND Huntington Kcistw Hear. Dates of IS J and IS 17. IirXTINdTOX. Ind.. Jan. i'S. George Hussanl, a cement eontraetor here, found undor a house on which lie was working an old hook that was used for a. register and to keep aeeounts in an old-time tavern that was kept in Huntington hy Catherine McClelland. The hook was used for this purpose, according to entries, in 1S4 1 and 1S47. The hook contains the accounts of many persons and its employment as a register is clearly indicated. In the hook meals were charged at cents each, two meals for :'.7 1-2 cents, and a man and his horse were kept three days for a fewcents more than $:;. in each case mention was made of horses, then the only means of traveling through the country. DIES UNDER PAPER ROOF Hermit Swrciiinhs to Hunger ami llxposiiro. PORTLAND, Ind.. Jan. 'S. Cnconscious from exposure and hunger, Charles Schletzly, aged ahout r2 years and unmarried, was found at noon Monday on the John Cring farm, three miles east of this city. The suffering man was taken to the county infirmary, to which place he was urged to go several weeks ago hut declined. Schletzly, some time in November, was ousted from a house on the M. J. Hodge .farm, adjoining the Cring land. Ho had heen living alone there and when he had failed to settle his rental for some time Hodge caused him to vacate. He went from there to a woods on the Craig farm and huilt for himself a crude pen from rails. This pen was covered with paper and with a stove as his HEADACHE. COLD OR ULATE YOUR Sick headaches! Always trace them to lazy liver: delayed, fermenting food in the bowels or a sick stomach. Poisonous, constipated matter, gases and bile generated in the bowels, instead of beirm carried out of the system, is ! reabsorbed into the blood. hen this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes congestion and that dull, sickening headache. (ascaret CANDY Thick:. j Who 540 IMVThiaIGV foR AiuT!

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We have just received a large shipment of Furs in Sets and Separate Pieces, A Big Sample Line from one of the leading furriers of New York, that we will offer tomorrow at 50 per cent less ieir regular value. If you are interested, we invite your inspection. Read the cost of these fur offerings.

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COATS WITH HIGH-CLASS MATERIALS REGULAR COATS WITH HIGH-CLASS TAILORING VALUES COATS OF USUAL HIGH-CLASS PRICES $25.00 to $30.00 COATS OF FUR FABRICS . . (1 ffi COATS OF CLOTH FABRICS 1 OmOYYOW 2t tplD.UU Many of these Coats have beautiful silk lining.

household t exist. effects Schletzly attempted 100 ACRE FARM TO CHURCH ;ift to Missionary Society Valued at $11,000. WAIISAW, Ind.. Jan. L'S. One of the largest gifts ever made to a missionary society in this city was given recently, when Uev. Isaac Heebe, who resides three miles west of this city, deeded his 100-acre farm, valued at $11,000. to the I'oroUr. Missionary society of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Heehe, who are well advanced in years, last week called Joseph Itaker to their home, explained the matter to him and asked that a warranty deed he drawn up for the transfer of .the property. Mr. and Mrs. Heche deave no heirs. For years Mr. Heche has heen a leading minister of the Methodist church and has hecome well known as a philanthropist. SOU B0WELS--10 CEMTS will remove the cause by stimula'ing the liver, making the bile and constipation poison move on and out of the bowels. One taken tonight straightens you itut by morninir a 10-eent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular, anil make yon f. el bright and cheerful for months. Children need Cascarets. too. CATHARTIC 0 l v

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to- ( 95c of in High oats cMMirAiMi i I i i ait fc FALL ON ICE IS FATAL Wakarua 15oy Hits Head and Never Hojrains Conoiousnes. r.OSHKX. Ind., Jan. US. Robert Knisely, 10-year-old .son of K. A. Knisely, well known Wakarusa. resi dent, died at the home of his parents j Monday from injuries received Sun day when he fell and hit his head while skating on a pond at Wakarusa. The lad never regained consciousness. There are several versions as to just how the accident occurred, hut all eye-witnesses agree that Knisely struck the ice with terrific force and that his head, hit first Surviving are his parents and one sister. CONVENTION FORCES LEAVEMEXIC0 CITY Whole Southern Army lias lie treated Into the Hills of Morelo. MKXTCO CITY, Jan. L'S. This capital ha lipen evacuated by the convention fuces who began their movement early Wednesday morning. C.en. ubiegon at the head of the constitutionalist army advancing from Vera Cruz is expected to entor the city at any time. The decision of the ?on ventionists to evacuate the capital was reached in a secret session that lasted through half the night. All the money in the treasury as well as the plates used in printing the notes of the provisional government were turned over to den. Otillo Mantano Zapata and vice president of the convention. The whole southern army has retreated into the hills of Morelos while the remaining troops of the army of the north have jone to join Villa. ATTORNEY HAS MANY ROLES IN THIS CASE Plaintiffs Father, Her (bier Witno", and Alo AsUtant Prosecutor in Action For Divorce. IH K.M!KSTI-:ii, Jan. 1'. Henry IJibhr. a local attorney, is playing a petculiar part In a lawsuit now on its It's a Cinch

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South American Fox, Near Fitch TrimmingHudson and Seal, Natural .Wolf, Ring Brown and Black Coney. third day before Judge Stevens of the Fulton circuit . court. Bibler's daughter, Mrs. Harry . Wert, recentl;. divorced from Uor. husband in Miami county, is prosecuting on c harge of desertion, and -A '.ibier besides being the plaintiff's -father, is her chief witness and assistant prosecutor in the case. Wert, whose home is in Peru, is making a strong defense. Night school h;is heen started in Rochester. A class of 12 young women having taken their lirst lesson on cooking under Miss Milligan. domestic science teacher, at the high school Tuesday night. It is the intention to extend the work. IN MINE FOR EIGHT HOURS Physicians Say Minor Will Kceover From Injuries. JOPLIX, 'Mo., Jan. 2s. Thomas French, a miner caught Tuesday by a cave-in in a zinc mine near here, was rescued Wednesday after being imprisoned more than eight hours. French was held by a mass of ro k and earth, with his head free he directed the work of his rescuers. Al though seriously injured French will

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GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUSTTBYTHIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HA

For 25 cents you can make your hair lustrous, fluffy, and abundant. , i- . x- i . . .. i . Immediate: es! ( eitam : that v the joy of it. Your hair beeoinelight, wavy. Huffy, abundant and :ip - pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful, as a oung 'girl's after a Daiiderine,

hair cleanse. Just try this moisten j over t he ; a cloth with a little Danderine and! soft b;i. carefully draw it through your hair.; a 2' c--nt 1 taking one small strand :it a time.lerine from

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Separafe Pieces In beautiful Muffs of all the latest shapes. Now is your opportunity to buy at one-half the usual cost and geuing- the benefit of two months of this winter's use.

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th We Continue Our Greatest Clearance of $15.00 to $20.00 values for lie, physicians said, ing Harry Rubbell. a has been abandoned. Hox' of rescufellow workman. NOTES OF THE Y. VV. C. A. Tentative plans for another Camp-li4-e group were made Wcdnesda evening by a number of the girls employed at the Fllsworth ' store, ubo met with -Mi-s Vera t'ampliell .it tlu Y. W. '. A. Suppf r was served the part:.' and a soeial evening enjoed. l'rsk t ball teams from the t'irt .Methodist and First Haptist ehurehe.-j held their usual i ract ic- at the i:mnasuim Wdnesd.!" c-veriii1 in pr-pa-ration for the Friday ames. ! n or e. essiw,' oil. and in j a meats you ha: doubleo tlo of your hair. A d iuhtful : w m i.m my Mrprie awaits ths' Ali"l-f hair net:h-cted or is dra-ryv, i dr . brittle or thin. Il'..ihs ) ;i nt i! it -C j ti'e p.air. Iuicbrir;' dis.ol; i .- e! ' Ptrti le r !.i !;.!r ii : : cban.-e.', purine--i m, iin (11,lt,... lh,. ,,,,,,. :,.r,.er i stopping it.-hiag and fallinu hair. :' ,what will jdia.se yoa mo-, ..ill i.e alter a few ( i. s use, ;vli-a ,; ne W hair !in" ;.'iid don .i nrst ally new hair grow ing a'l il;. If (u (are for prettv. Illei b.tS of It, aieiy ft 'tt'.e nf K t:o . It on's Ia::d-an-drug store (,r to;!, t ves 1 : ' f rour.t r and j i.-t try it. Adv. Follow This Styl You maJ 15 all ) fm Missouri Vou ARE1Litr -

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