South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1915 — Page 8
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L I n RELIGION AND FUTURE S TOPIC OF SEflMOH Dr. Edwards Talks on "A Message and Hope of Immortal' ity" Doctrine of No After Life is Against Nature. "Cod dor? not practice wasteful habits of procedure in nature; we have come to know that matter is not destroyed but Is cons rved and transformed; the l.o. Ij.- Uuilt for the greatest eilici -ncy with the least waste, natural forces economize, and even the opulence of a world's Ceator cannot obscure the obligation of judicious and conserving economy," aid I lev. L'dwards in the fourth .t his sermons on "What is Helicon' ai the Methodist Memorial church Sunday evening. The topic for the evening was "Keligion and Future or a Message and Hope of Immortality." "Certainly then, lie will play no freakish pranks in the highest nalrn of the soul s spiritual lif-. To create a William S'hakcspear, a John Wesley or a William James and th-n after a few years to fling such glorious material to the scrap heap is surely unpardonable, even in t li Divinity II Imsfdf.". S'peaking of th;- unpromising outlook for those not beli-jving ip the hereafter and referring to tlie worldly rewards, he said: "Oh. no! this is not all and since Ood is goenl and tdnce moral order holds sway in His kingdom, there must be another life, and toward its glory we look and toivard its freedom we reach, beyond these clouded days and s rrovving years." The speaker next talked upon what he calls "The Practical Interest In Immortality." Among other things of a practical nature it was brought out "that the probability of permanence furnishes a strong incentive in an.y task, while nothing else s holds life to its highest and best capabilities as the stnse of the eternal. me might consent to be weak and vile and filthy for a night, but when h hears the Folemn judgment, he that is filthy, let. him be filthy forever, he is held hy tentaclts stronger than steel from a fate so dire and dreadful. "The final sanction of interest gathers around the name of Christ. The Nazarenc is the. final authority on the subject of immortal life. Socrate argued for a future beyond the grave. Plato speculated upon it, Wordsworth had his. 'Intimations of Immortality.' but Jesus gathered his inner friends about Him and planted hope in every heart as lie said. 'Let not your heart be troubled; believe in 'led. believe also in Me. In My father's house are many mansions; if it weie not so. I would have told you; for I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you. I come again, and Trill receive you unto Myself, thii wdiere I am you may be also.' liut not only did Christ assume immortality He proclaimed it, I am the ressurection and the life.' " SUSTAINS INJURIES IN FALL ON ICY WALK Manager Hert I-Vault of the Mishawaka hotel sustained what are thought to be serious injuries when he fell on the icy sidewalk in the vicinity of Wayne st.. on S. Michigan Ft., South Pend, Sunday afternoon. He was picked up in an unconscious condition and carried into . nearby store where he revived. He called the hotel hero and while talking suffered a relapse. Parties present hearing Mr. IWault call the hotel over the phone notified tho day clerk that he had fallen on the pavement and had sustained injuries. He was later brought to this city in an ambulance where his condition Sunday night was said to be very serious. It is thought that the pkull is fractured. His condition Monday was much Improved. Inquiry at the St. Joseph hospital elicited the fact that he had regained consciousness during the night and was resting easih. Dollar Day Friday at the Ilaslanger Store. Advt. MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED. SACRIFICE SALE 10 lots with sidewalk, 13 blocks from the posto:liee. valued at $300 each; will be sold for $150 each. $25 down. $25 a month without interest. James Hennessy, Lawyer, 113 W. Second St.. Mishawaka. FOR RENT House, 715 W. Second. modern except furnace. Hom phone 6l3. WK'RK NOW RAKING HRAN llllKAl). Try It. THE KISS RAKING CO. lll-21-2:! c: l irt St., MNhawaka H h LOOI r For this emblem on our windows. FIUST TI'.LST SAVIN OS CO. In th pitne bulMiv.g and under tte time i.Mnnpvreer.t a llUT NATIONAL TIANK, Mibawakn, Indiana. FINCH & SPRAGUE Undertakers Ambulance Service MMmwaka. 202 N. Main Street U0U1 Phones 100. L
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DO NOT FORGET THE SHAME OF THE CROSS "There Came Darkness Over AH the Land" was the subject for tho Sunday evening services at the First Laptist church by Rev. A. Ii. Whitney. The pastor said in part: "With iill else that the cross means today, to us, wi must not forget its shame. Cruel as was its method of capital punishment, yet is authority wa.s that of civil government, and it was employed, in the name and power of legal justice. There came to be one cross set up in Palestine that makes us forget all others. That cross marks the high tide of human inbjuity inseperable from the sharre. "Those three hours of mid-day darkness weil symbolizes the moral darkness of our race. "It was our race that was on trial when tho misuse of power, given of for justice and worship, led to tho death of the Just One; and its power is misused today that is evolved in human guilt. "It was not enough for us that the Son of God for our shame should take the servant's form, but we must drive Him to the fate of the veriest criminal. He the best for the worst. As we did it, we can set conscience aright only as we repudiate it all, that slave estimate of the Matchless One for thirty silver pieces; that lawless spirit in the human heart that overrides all Cod's love; that indifference to the spiritual death of the divine substitute where sympathy could make His sufferings our own. The shame of it all is on our every soul till we repent of our sin's undoing and exchange our shame for 1 1 is forgiveness." Dollar Store. Day Friday at the Ilaslanger Advt. FARCICAL SKETCHES PLEASE AUDIENCE The large audience that greeted tho Leo boys efforts at their entertainment Sunday evening was well pleased with the result' and all felt repaid for venturing out in the storm. The first number, "The lira vest of Heroes," was particularly good and uncovered the fact that there Is a genius among the members of the church, as it was written by a local scribe. The black faced comedians in "The Xigger Store Keeper," kept the spectators filled with mirth, with their antics. The other two numbers. "The Cold Prick" and "The Medical Dispensary." tooR 1 equally well, while the music by the Hocistman orchestra topped off the program. Dollar Day Friday Store. at the Ilaslanger Advt. A meeting of the Mishawaka Encampment, No. &, will be held on Monday evening. Work in patriotical degree. All members urged to attend. KAY MYKliS. C. P. II. G. OPIt. Scribe. MISHAWAKANS HEAR REV. R. A. ELLW00D, SUNDAY Mishawakans took good advantage of the opportunity to hear the famous Rev. Robert A. Klwood, known the country over as the board walk preacher of Atlantic City, at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning, where ne delivered a spirited address. The auditorium of the edifice was filled. Rev. Dr. Elwood was brought to South JJend by the Y. M. C. A. association of that city to deliver a series: of addresses. He spoke to the SpanishAmerican war veterans Sunday afternoon at the .South Rend high school autditorium. A large number of the veterans from this city attended. RKCOYKRS FROM INJURY. Mr. and Mrs. Young who have been residing at Iigrange for several months have returned to their homy on Forest av., in this city. About two I years ago Mr. Young met with a seri- I ous accident at one of the local plants?' ami since that time nas been unable to work. He has new completely recovered from his injuries. Dr. II. M. Hutchinson, eye, ear. nose, throat, glasses. Lneldrum Rldg. Advt. Dollar Day Store. Friday at the Ilaslanger Advt. Application for your 1915 automobile license can be made at the Mishwaka Trust & Savings company. Advt. RID ShTDMACH OF 'Tape's Diapepsin" ends all stomach distress in five minutes. You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad or an uncertain one or a harmful one your stomach is too valuable; you injure it with drastic drills. Tape's Diaptpsin is noted for its speed in giving relief; its harmlessness; its certain unfailing action in regulating sick, sour, gassy stomaehs. Its millions f cures in indigestion. dspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world oe r. K-ep this perfect stomach doctor in your home Keep it nanay get J . lar-ze tifty-ccnt case from any (store' and then If anyone should eat! j something which eloesn't agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead. ferments and sours and forms gas; causes headache, elizziness anel naui sea; erue tatlons of acid ami umllgested food re-member as soon as Pape's Diapepdn comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease in overcoming the worst stomach elisorders is a revelation Id tho-5- who try it. Advt.
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10 inc limes i 7 12.1 S. Main Street ' Bell 10; Home 118. BOWLING SEASON OF '15 A Few Leagues to Start Down Side of Schedules This Week Nyalists Cleaning Up in Commercial League. Howling for the season of 1915 is now well started and a few of the leagues are now ready to eommenct the down half of their schedules. Some leagues have schedules covering only 10 weeks. In the Commercial league, which is now half through, there still remains a chance for some of the teams to top the. list before the close, although if the lead of the Nyalists is allowed to continue there will be little hope of downing them. With 10 out of 12 games to the good it wouid seem that the team is well on its way to capturo the honors. The Reporters were compelled to give way to the Leatherettes for second place, the former team losing all three Thursday night to the top notchers. The slump in the totals of the Reporters, however, on last Thursday evening was probably due to the fact that every member was present as required by a recent ruling of the league officials. Another league from South Pend opened schedules at the alleys Friday evening. This league is comprised of the employts of tht Northern Indiana Gas and Hlectric company. The following are the standing? for this week; Cltv League. W. L. Dad' Jials 8 4 Pet. .667 .5 S3 .5S3 .583 .500 .500 .333 .250 .750 .C67 .583 .417 .417 .417 .417 .417 .333 .833 .750 re 1 . o c .500 .333 .000 .750 .750 .500 .417 o o t . . .250 Regular, Hoosiers 7 City Halls 7 Premonas 6 Kllsasser C Crescents 4 N. Y. Centrals .. Mishawaka. Amateurs J Canadians 8 Federals 7 r r0 6 6 S 9 3 4 5 1 t rm t m t s Oscars Flying Dutch Rilevs 5 5 5 Itileys 5 t5lCX C? Some Peps 4 .Manufacturers. Dodges 10 Hall Rand 9 Watch Factory .... 7 Studebakers 6 Olivers 4 Kubercos 0 Hall Hand. ; 6 S 12 3 Jacs Yavs Sox . Pacs Gems Knits 9 9 6 5 4 3 1 8 9 Wat ii Factory. Timers 6 Flat Steels 5 Damaskeening 3 Jobbers 2 Hankers ' 1 Trainers 1 Commercial. Nyalist 10 Leatherettes 7 Reporters 6 Merchants 6 Hi-ki-fooh-lers .... 5 Kexalites Gas Co. Fixtures 2 0 1 3 4 5 1.000 .500 o o . . o .167 .167 .833 .5SS .500 .500 .417 .167 .667 .667 .667 .3 33 o ,OJ) ; 6 6 t 10 1 1 1 o o Arcs Mantels Heaters Ranges Lamps The following arc ! 1 . 1 . 1 the 2 .333 schedules for this week's bowling at the alleys: City Lague. Monday Regulars vs. Kllsasser. Tuesday Crescents vs. Hoosiers. Wednesday New York Centrals vs. Dad's Specials. Thursday Premona vs. City Halls. Mishawaka. Mondav Oscars vs. Some Peps.' Tuesday Rileys vs. Canadians. Wednesday Flying Dutch vs. Federals. Thursday Amateurs vs. Braves. Manufacturers. Tuesday Rail Rands vs. Rubercos. Dodge vs. Watch Factory, Studebakers vs. Olivers. Commercial. Thursday Reporters vs. Hi-ka-lers, Leatherettes vs. Merchants, Realites vs. Nyalists. Watch Factory. Friday Jobbers vstl Rankers. Timing vs. Damaskeening. Flat Steels vs. Training. Hall Rands. Friday Gems vs. Knits, Pacs vs. Sox, Vacs vs. Jaes. Gas Co. Friday Fixtures vs. Mantles. Heaters vstl "Ranges. Arc vs. Lamps. TO MKKT TUESDAY. The regular meeting of the Dorcas society will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Orphans' home, dewing will be the chief feature of the afternoon. A good attendance is tiesutu. RITTURN FROM HONEYMOON. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thallemer who were recently married returned home from their honeymoon Sunday. They will be at home to their friend:-; at 901 N. Main st.. after Feb. 10. TO HOLD MEETING. The regular monthly business meet-
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Methodist Memorial cnuren win ne held Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the church. HFSHINS POSITION'. Clarence Dickson on Saturday resigned his position with the Finch and Sprague Undertaking establishment and has left for Indianapedis where he is planning to purchase a business. Mr. Dickson was recently I married to Miss Maybelle .-eott at Indianapolis. n.osi: ( am pa in N. The membership campaign anel contest conducted by the Knights of Pythhus lodcre of this city eiuring the past several weeks came to a close Sunday evening. It had been planner to close it on Dee. P.l. but owing to the holidays tlv campaign was continued one month longer. A big banquet and entertainment will be given by "the lodge in the latter part of the month.
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SW OF FIGS If feverish, bilious, constipated, give fruit laxative at once. Don't scold your fretful, peevish child. See if tongue is coated; this is a sure sin its little stomach. liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally, has stomachache, indigestion diarrhoea, give a teasnoonful of 'California Syrup of Figs," and iti a few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child again. Children love this harmless "fruit laxative," and mothers can rest easy after giving it, because it never fails to make their little "insides" clean and sweet. Keep it handy. Mother! A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the trenu'.ne. Ask your druggist for a ."iu-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs." which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. llemember there are counterfeits sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. Advt. IIKRZOG'S siioi: sam-: STAKTHD SAintDAV WITH A Kl'SH. in:GAKlL!S OF Till: HAD KATiiLK vi-: wi:ki: rfsy from KARLY MOUM.; TILL CLOSING TIM I-:. Till: GKRYILST SIIOK Y.Li'i:s i:vi:k oi'i i:iti:i) ahi: to in: had .ow. Adv. HKRZOG'S SHOH STORK. Special demonstration of Human Hair goods week of Feb. 1-6 at The Ilaslanger Store. Advt. hi:rzogs snoi: . sam-:. SHOLS AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICi; NOW DURING OUR GRKAT a to z siioi: sam:. mrm:R buy FOR A YKAR AIII:AI) COMII IN AND SKI-:. ANYWAY. Adv. IIKRZOG'S SIIOK STORK. Dollar Day Friday at the Ilaslanger Store. " Advt. GREAT SIIOK RAKGAINS EYERY DAY NOW. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT PRICES NEYKR KNOWN RKFORK IN MISHAWAKA. ALL NEW GOODS, TOO. RITTTEK COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. Adv. HERZOG'S SHOE STORE. SOCIETY MEETS. A general meeting of the Holy Name society of St. Joseph's, Catholic church was held Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's hall. At the morning mass the members received communion in a body. SOCII7TY TO MEET. A meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Mrthooist Memorial church will be he'l in thoi church parlors Wednesday .'i'iorneon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Luk'nbach'si wheel will have charge of tne program and Mrs. Leslie's wheel will be In charge of the social hour. TO MAKE LOGAN SEWER IMPROVEMENT THIS YEAR A resolution was adopted at the meeting of the board of public works at the Monday morning session authorizing the clerk to advertise for bids and proposals for the construction of a lateral sewer on N. Loi;an St., between the bridge and Mishawaka av. The improvement will be made in conjunction with the Soath Rend board of works, the residents on the west side of the street paying the South Rend assessments and those on the east side paying the Mishawaka assessments. The proposals are to be in by Feb. 23. Pres't McDcnough of the board of works was authorized; to have the plumbing of the city hall building put in lirst class shape. He is also to see that the cells in the city jail by prcperly ventilated. .Supt .Kline of the water and electric department was instructed to get prices on water meters in preparation for the installation of meters this year. It is planned to install meters throughout the entire city this year. Ho was also instructed to get prices on other supplies needed in his department during the coming year. RESUMES DUTIES. Miss Helen Miller has returned to her woik at the South Side school after an illness of several weeks RKCOYKRS FROM ILLNESS. Jacob Shank, Washington av., who has been ill for some time, has recovered sulhciently so as to be able to resume his duties at the Hollister grocery Monday. DIES AT DiriTlOlT. Chief Albert Ruysse of the fire department received word Monday morning from Detroit of the death of his uncle. Louise Ruysse. a former resident of Mishawaka. Mr. Buyste is well known to the older residents of the city. He left Mishawaka about 4 0 years : go. He was past SO years old. roLi: nox HFKNS. A burning peile bex at the rear of the Ilo.senstein iron yards about 2 o'clock Alondav morninc:. called tiremen from central statien. The box was coaipletely destroyeel although the pole was saved. j CAHD OF THANKS. ! We, the undersigned, her ly wish to express our sincere ami heartfelt , tlmnks to the neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy j shown us during the illness and death of our mother. Mrs. Mary Keksttin. Also for all tbral tributes. i Tin-: ciiibDiti::-' , i HAMitKit of pko;hh MF.irrIN(i TONKHIT. The regular monthly meeting of the , Chamber ef Progress will be held to- j night in the rooms above the Van Kio i jeweVy store. N. Main st. FOlt PHNHFIT OF LAD V MOOSF. The slnvv at the Princess theater t tonight will bv under tV auspice s of the Lady Mooso circle, a new organ- . ization. A speeial program has been j arranged and will include the hfth j series jf the "Hazards e.f Helen." an Kssanav drama, -"Within pages." two Kalem comedies and a j-ood west-
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purity ni;-T. Ther--? is a growing industry in South Bend which surely deserve? gnat commendation for the wonderful advanta.;s its affords the people of this community. 'liu-y have brought to :ni. city a boon which is not enjoyed by any other city in this part of the United States. They have given the people a means of eliminating the entrance to their homes of filtli and di-fase germs through the medium of a household necessity not generally regarded as dangerous. The product of this concern is known as "Vacuum Ice." and while thf company manufacturing this article is in business for profit, as all other concerns arc, yet th ir business is of such inestimable value to the health of the city that they deserve to be considered public benefactors. "Purity ' First" is the slogan of this firm, and while their prices are as low as those of any other concern engaged in.the ice trade, the jirice is not their talk in k i-oint. The wonderfully absolute purity of their product, together with it: beautiful "white marble" appearance, insures them a large patronage when the public have learned that the ice is to l.e litd here. Housed in a large, white brick building of modern construction on X. Emeriek st.. these people have one of the finest and most sanitary ice plants to be found in the United States, having a daity output of seventy-five' ions of ice per day, and cmploying many men in the ice season and quite a. number all the year around. Ice is here manufactured by what is known as the "Vacuum Process." which consist- of spraving artesian water i'lto ;t closed chamber from which all air and gases are pumped by a vacuum pump. The water immediately freezer when reaching the vacuum chamber and the pump draw:; all the impurities out of the chamber, and at the same time sterilizes the water, killing all bacteria or disease germs, as no life can live in a vat num. This process requires the highest known vacuum used in any industrial work, ami is very interesting. The water freezing in so nearly an absolute vacuum contains no air and consequently is of a beautitul white marble appearance when frozen and is more denser than any other ice and consequently not reaelily penetrated by heat. The ice is frozen in eakes weighing three tons and these are cut into twenty pieces by a large circular saw driven by an electric motor. Th" water is not distilled" nor docs it undcrge any chemical treatment or mechanical process except being sprayed iute the vacuum, and it has no opportunity to come into contact with any outside contamination. It has been proven by many scientific tests that the ice is absolutely free from disease germs, and when melted and evaporated leaves no filthy slime or leposit in the box. The water of tho melted ice is sparkling clear and cold, containing all the natural salts, and is absolutely the purest, sweetest drinking water that can be obtained. Tho
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EXTRA SPECIAL ANNO UN CEMEN T During the week of February 1st to 6th we will have a special display of Human Hair Goods by Mrs. R. B. Reynolds, an experienced Hair Goods fitter". We invite all the ladies to come and see this enormous display of hair goods, learn the exceptionally low prices asked, and be shown the unusually good quality in this display. Whether you want to buy or not, this will be an interesting demonstration for you to visit. We Deliver to All Parts of the City
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K C Buckwheat Cak es By Mrs. Janet McKfruie Hi'.l, Edr f the Boston Cooking School Maxik.e. 1 cup buckwheat flour; J table- f'V '.- spoonjui cuyar; $ level teas)ionfn Is K C Baking Powder; 11 cups cold water; J fcaspoonful salt. Sift together, three times, the flour, sunr. salt and halcir. powder: stir the atcr in a I at once and hake on a hot, welPoilcd griddle. Buckwheat Hour calls for a ger.erot; measure of baking powder. Part milk m.w be used to mix the cakes but water gives quite as good results. A delicious "spread" for griddle cakes h made by creaming together about twice a; much hor.ey (either comb or strained) 21 butter. Work it tip with a fork to about the consistency of hard sauce. Readen of this paper may obtain "The Cook's Book 'containing this and 89 other delicious recipes free by sending the colored certificate packed in every 25-cent can of K C Baking Powder tothe Jiques Mfg. Co. Chicago. Send for "The Cook's Book today. .qeians as the only safe ice to use on m thing you eat or drink. These people extend an invitation '.o everyone t visit their plant and see the ice made. It is interest in-:. Advt. To Cure a Uold ()'' 1aV Take L.AXATIY1: r.BOMO Qt'ININK Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. K. W. GROVH'S signature is on each box. A el v. mi:i:t at moksk iiomi:. During the month of February the Women's Union Bible class of districts seven and ei'-ht will meet at the home of Mrs. YV Morse, 20 Hex st.. each Tuesday afternoon from :'. o'clock to 4 to continue the study if Genesis. n Quality Ftrt. Warner Crxis. QUICK DELIVERY f i-jb- . Wr - 1 fc V Michigan t. 47c 10c Package Corn Flake 6c of SI.OO or O-.er. 15c Jar Sour A Pickles lUC 2 cans Sweet t Ccrn AsJj 20c can Hawiian Slice A Pneapple JL b C 2 10c packages Macarc or Spaghetti 1 Jtj 25c can K. C. Baking J n Powder 1 (J 2 cans Early June 1 7 Pea, ..; IC 3 pounds Navy A Beans IL y2 -pound can Tun? 1 Fish iaO 4 boxes Searchlight gp Matches i CI C Large Fancy Lemons, "J Q! dozen X JXj Sweet Juicy Naval O Oranges iC All Sound Cranberries, & 2 quarts for iLk3j 6 Thin Skin Grape g Fruit iIjsC White Michigan Po- ffg tatoes, bushel . . . Hemic Phone
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