South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 39, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 February 1915 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MIL OFFICERS

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Scc'y Spatildincj of Commerce Chamber Back from Washington with Promises from Well Known Speakers. Firt Assistant I t itj . -1 r enrr.il Ii'ir, .-', of rinin: r.f R ilfH M, John K.irrtt of th I. in-American li:io!i ami i:. i:. Pratt f the- l-wre-aii cr nianii i'.m t uriiiU'. arc j-t tl to ho in ith i: inl within the- y ar. '" H. CI. i'i.ii;llini; of tlir Charni-r f t.'oininvrve v. h n turn' irum Washington tj'JinI.ty nit;hi, Ij' Tc he att.lidJ the annual c.'-i"!i f the United St.iit .Mi.iin!'-r m m r , IeiwlUi that he Jl.nl tin- trnta ti l'inii.-'s ii .f h i the- m n l l'"al" at i-:a: time' during the year t adtln .-s .-'tiiith llriwi .u-ir' -s men. A.-: i-tant I'e-t m.t.--ter !:;.. r i almost Main to he hTc .July .'. at the joint t 1 1 v . ntiun ol' tin" thrt v j .s i f j"i;: emi'!'yes' associations th" ; t . 1 1 . While in Vahin-'t-jn 'y S.-atild-iin took uv.' a. I'm to Sen. hively a tie? Coiil,'r(-lii,in llarnhart relative to t!i- III lf'-.Mh -Intra n rantl. J CeKaidi II -T that suhj'-.-t he . i i t i .Monday: "The ile iion of the congressional "ni ;r.:tte.- io wiiie-li 1- referred tho matter of adopting eilli'-r the j-amth-tin -r the- northern route- for the Krie Aiirhis'an canal v. ill d'lend v. holly on the- faetv, n aitlinir tonnage that will !. ijul-mittetj to them, the advantages of the two routes otherwise aiiout countr-rha lanejntT ah other, s iar ai 1 tan learn on inUiry. "A week ao hlanks fof tonnage statistics, were ent irorn the hamher ol' Com men e to hading manufacturers ol' this eity and Mi-haw aka on rei;; .-t of Major T. i:iul of the corps of engineers who stated that all lact.- must he- in his hands hy th" L'Uth. Thus far a miinlur of manufacture r.s have hlled in the !'lanki and returned them, hut more than half hac failed to lo so. Inasmuch as the owns ahm- the southin route liae- !t n actie and hae their .statistics ready, it will take the proper thowini; of interest on the part of this eity to st euro the riht sort of report in favor of the- northern loute. 10v ry manufacturer having one o!' thtse Manks should hll it out promptly and return to this otti-e. siirly and Iiarnhai't lluy. "In diseiisvin tin- matter with en. .s;iely 1 learned that the foreign ;u'iairs eommitt e was kept almost couMantly in session and that all sorts of j.rotests atal s 1 1 - .- t ions u:re lieie.;: made hy American partisans of ttie warring countries as well as hy representatives? of th foreign nations themselves. Kep. ',. i nhart as chairnian of the important printing committee is a very busy nun and has a world of routine work to do. hut is in-ver too much occupied to assist his constituents in u ttinr th-V attention of the departments as 1 found out in my own case. "The convention of the 'hamher of t'ominereo of the I'niled Stated uas ptolald th greatest mc'etinir of any sort that will he hi hi this year, I'oth hum the' standpoint of the prominence of those who were upon The pie;ram ami also the hii;h character of those in attendance. Scc'y !'ry;'n made a most excellent address m hi"h he justiiied the ship purhase hill, a rejoinder l.rinu made i Samuel .Mcilol.erts of t!ie Xational 'ity hank. New 'rk. The president made one of the most happy speeches of his life and was uawn the hest attention throughout, having the entire sn.iath of his audience. Scc'y McAiloo made ;t l,m: a.nd erv stionu' address on the slii purchase hill, which was responded to hy Sen. l?urten. win ipposed til" plan. ec v lledtiehl made the principal adiliass at the annual banipiet. GOOD PROGRAMS FOR THREE CIVIC MEETINGS Ke. ,T. I.. iardiucr and Itahhi Cronbach to Speak at Franklin and Mudcbakcr SchooK. Three c. if clubs meet in regular session Tin sday nii:ht. Colfax. Franklin and Henry Studebaker. Supt. of S.diools I.. J. Montgomery will feature the Colfax meeting m the tirst of his talks in his swimr around the civic centers, on the rec e n t school survey. Supt. Montgomery's talk will be on "What the Keecnl School Survey Demands of the South Hend School S stem." The program at the Franklin school will be as follow s: Piano solo. Mrs. 1 1 ildcbi an 1 ; bnsin.es meeting; Hag drill: "Columbia, the ilt'iii of tiie o. ean." drill: address. "That Printer of lMdl'" Uev. J. 1,. Hardiner; music, audience. At the Studebaker s hoo the r'amphre Cirls will amuse, instruct and entertain the girN and the Hoy SCo'its will take care of the hoys. All the folks over li years f a-e will be treated to the following program in the auditorium: Son-, male i-:aittt: whi-thnu solo. Milibt il Ho isch: al s(h. Master .Ta un ( 'assimere io!m do. pcth Fre; music, male iuarfet; address, Kahhi Ci'eiihach. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH WILL BE AT HIGH SCHOOL The regular r.oon l:;r..-heon of the Chamber of Commerce Thursday will be i-:: at the h:h school n . turn nt thi week m! ad of at the Mier liotcl. hi !(!: to uet n-.any "'f the "miner, ial tMi i of the (-i:v a.s hie to see the ehihit of Mad ill S..;:th f.end u. ..!-. it a - .h.'!c!.-d t h"ld tl;e luhvln-ou !i .".; tile dipla i"'"m. t ''iiai!'-- '. 1 1' 'i . r. h . s. t.uy of ihc Hoo-ier Mot"i ,,;' I ml niiapoljs. v-:-l "' ?be sp.akef. yu- Cilhv.nh Will speak ,.n tile Ho. i, ;- 1 ii,. hmha v whi'-h i- t. t. ud fr om S..:;th Ih nd t.. Ja, ks..n i!h-. da. Children-. Cou-b C!iiblrn'-. ColdIbM h Arc S'fjuiN N h . : : t !;. i ; r ,. 4 :. shows symptoms ,,f ,( approaching dd. 'e i i. Ihlfv I 'i !'. -Tar-Honey at o ' i v c . it ; i t - ; i i k i . an.! ! 1 1' t !'. t s tbe -o. j,..,,., .o:-c. V, ! u;,. it"-- 1 - t:. I.u:i, I.-cm-ls the :.: st i . iu'l ;s ; p. sTetrt. It's - ;-a ..?., .;. o, ! . j ". . at u r l'rccr- !' !' .1 '" Ml-' !,i.!.i . 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fl RECEIVING 1 More Than 200 Men Get Half Time Work on City's Streets Committee Hears. More than 200 men are now working half time for Street Commissioner Uiytop. aeeonlini; to his report at a meeting of the General Itelief rommittee recently appointed hy Maor Keller, which met in the c ity hall Sunday afternoon. The latter half of last -vrck 10 men ware uiven omployme'.n in the street department and that many more were taken un Monday. Other inciiitiors of the committee rep(dte,l otli-r sources of relief for families which suffer thnmph lack cf (mployment. .More than 11 families have heen aided hy the charities of the city through the effort of the committee, while Notre Dame university has cared ior .'IS more. It was said at the meeting that hetween 1m and .""U families in the city were receiving aid from various eharitahle sources. Heads ef these families were unahle to procure employment of any sort from any source and that condition to a certain extent has heel alleviated, accordirr-; to inenihers cf the committee. M. hayton suu-ested that the contractors for the four or live sewers recently contracted for hy the board of puidie- works, en'acd unemployed men of the city to break through the frozen pround alon the lines of the pipes, thcrehy gainini; an early start in the work as well as assisting materially in the critical labor situation. It was further sui'ested that the contrac tors at the time the work was turned over to the city could repay the works hoard a sum equal t- what It would have cost to break the ground tinder normal conditions. The suggestion met with the approval of the ommitteu and it was dee ided to have the contractors into the city lull for a meeting Monday afternoon. The matter was to have been laid before them at that time1. The fact that most of the sidt walks in the nsidenee portions of the city have been neglected during the past few snow storms, leaving them in an icy and dangerous condition was broagh out at the meeting. It was asked that every citizen of the city hire someone in need of the work to clean the walks surrounding his property. In all cases, it is urged by the committee, where applications are made for odd jobs, citizens should not refuse should there ho work of any kind at hand. The committee decided to have another meeting next Sunday atternoon in the same, place. If the chairman. City Controller Manning, deems it ne essary. a meeting w ill he called dui'in:' the week'. Tliur-day, IVh. 11, win be Dollar Day. Advt. ELEVEN BLUECOATS ON SICKLIST, BAD WEATHER WEAKENS POLICE FORCE Sic I: n ess and disability have cut a lar:;e In out of the list of regular patrolmen on the local police department. Flrven at present are either relieved 1'rom duty or are compelled to remain inside and assist in the offices of the department on account ef the severe weather. Chief Kerr himself is confined to his home with an attack of grip and cold, which for a time was feared a relapse to his fetrmer serious illness. Sergt's. Schock anil Hafnium are utims of the same maladies and are unable to perform the duties of their positions, others afflicted are Patrolmen Fish, Hilliard. Miller. Lichtmberger, Wilson and I. ass. The latter recently sprained his ankle. which prevents his service upon his regular beat. Lichtenherger and Wilson reported hack for duty after absences Monday morning. Hth were victims of illn sst-s superinduced by the severe weat her. The- lengthy sick list and the tact that there are two vacancies yet to be tilb-d. makes adequate guardianship of the city dit'ieult. according to Chief of Detectives Kuespert. i e i ' i : 1 1 rxr.K. Miss FIdene Cunningham ami W. H. I.am;e f Columbus. Wis., were iiietly married Monday afternoon in Chicago. Miss Cunningham is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cunningham of Walkerion. She made her home with her sister, Mrs. S. 1. Swally. Mishawaka av., Hiver Park. Mr. Lantro is an autamobile salesman. After a week's wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Lange will be at home at Columbus, Wis. Mrs. Charles lloople of Chicago has been visiting relatives here. ( K. Robertson is erecting a resider.ee on X. Sixth st. Mrs. H. Wolfe of Vistula av.. entertained at dinner Sunday itr honor of Mrs. Fmma Purkey. The Jliwr Park lailies of the Woodman irele No. l. entertained their husbands at a card party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Farl Camp. N. Fighth st. Faors ware won by Add Smith. Jewel Whaley. Mrs. Henry Peak and Miss Anna Staufft r. At the close of the games a two-course luncheon vas serv ed. Mr. and Mrs. Fryer of N. Fighth st. entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Kronewctter 0f Mishaw aka. Finest Whisnian of X. Seventh st. is in Walkerton. Mis. c. H. Ward of X. Ninth st.. vn- lias been ill the past week, is impi o in. A loiiiimttee meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the M. F. hurch was held Saturday at Mrs. il. IVnrod's. Mishawaka av.. when arrangements wa re completed to hold a sapper Feb. L'a in South Fend. Xettle May. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard of W. Pleasant si., was seriously burned about the head, arms and chest Saturday afternoon when she spilled the contents of a basin of boiling water which attempted to take from the kitchen ran-'e. Dan Pyle of South Hend "ill he the principal speaker at the meeting of the Hi otht rhood Monday evening at the Meth.'dist Fpiscopa! church. All m n of tlic e huich and tlieir frienda are cordially invited to attend. I.. S. Swally of Mislniwaka a v.. left Monday morning tVr a wei k's busiii -j trip at Kankakee. 111. Miss C.race W.dfe it turned from I'lymoaih. I rt 1 . . Sunday w-nin. 'lliurxlaj. l'c!. II. win lc Hollar Day. Advt.

DEATHS

!It. -. .1. IIOI.AN. News lias been received by SoUth lnd relative and friends of lr. N. J. liolan of Peru of his death in that city Thursday morning. Dr. Iadan i.-s well known to a large number of people of this city because of the fact that he has had a considerable practice hrre In the past. He is survived by his wife, his daughter and granddaughter, residing in Peru, and his Mster, Mrs. David Augustine of South I5end. Funeral services were held at Peru Saturday morning, after which the body was taken to Hillsdale, Mich., for burial. .r;rsT ronixwrrz. August J'odelwitz. 4 1 years old, died at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his home, 1003 XV. Division st. He was Norn April 21, 1873. He is survived hy his wife, Mrs. Frances Podelwitz; his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Podehvitz. and two sons. Joseph and David Podehvitz. Funeral services will be held at c:.,0 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Hedwige's church. Father Zubow Icz niMciatmpr. Hurial will be in Cedar drove cemetery. h i:nYirrA swart. Th death of Henryeta Swartz, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frr nk Swartz. HIS S. Kosciuszko st., occurred Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 e'cloek at St. Caimir's church. Father (ruza officiating. Ihirlal will be in the St. Joseph cemetery. aij-:ijAii ii,ix. Adelaid Pallo. 22-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pallo, 1603 I.ongley st., died at 2:o o'clock Sunday afternoon. MRS. MARK AAROX. Mrs. Mark Aaron, 53 years old, 120 K. Navarre st., died early Monday morning at her residence after a short illness. She is survived by her husband, her mother, Mrs. C. Schuster, one daughter. Mrs. Julius Kann. Kendallville. Ind., a brother Albert Schuster, Fort Wayne and a sister, Mrs. David Maier of South Bend. Mrs. Aaron was born in Germany. Jan. 2 7, IS 62. She came to South He ml two years ago from Syracuse. X. Y. Funeral services will be held Tues elay morning at ( o'clock from the residence, Kabbi Cronbach olhelating. The body will be sent to Krie. Pa., for burial. sisti:k salomi:. Sister Salome, 59 years old. a nurse at Notre Dame university for 23 years. ' died Saturday night. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the sisters convent at Notre Dame. Hurial was maele at St. Mary's. Sister Salome's worldly name was Annie Lyons. She was born in Ireland in 1S56. In 1882 she came to Notre Dame, devoting her time to nursing in the student's infirmary. Thr?e years ago she suffered a paralytic stroke from which she never fully recovered. ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA WESLEY SQUIBBS DIES EARLY MONDAY MORNING M hS 1 1 A WAK WESLHY SQUI BUS Wesley Siuibbs of r17 N. arah st.. elied Monday morning at 2 o'clock after an illness of several years of complications. He was born in Hugthon county, Ohio. April 20, IS 48 and was past Gti years old. He was marled te Miss Mary Soillivan Dec. N. lSbl. He is survived by his wife, one son, H. W. Squibbs, at home, and two daughters. Mrs. Jacob Moneysmith and Mrs. Walter Klaer of this eity, two brothers, John of Klkhart. and William of Koine City, Ind., and Mrs. Thomas Marshall of the latter city. The. funeral will ho held private from the residence Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. The body may be viewed Tuesday evening between 7 and t o'clock. Buial will bo in the city cemetery. STOP Tllb CHILD'S COLDS tiii;v orrr.x uksult sfjcioi slv Colds. Croup and Whooping Cough are children's ailments which need immediate attention. The after-effects are often most serious. Don't take the risk you don't have to. Dr. King's New Discovery checks the Cold, .soothes the Cough, allays the Inflammation, kills the Germs and allows Nature to do her healing woik. r.Oc. at your Druggist. P.uy a bottle to-day. Advt. COAIj. Will deliver full bushel basket, hard 4"c; soft L"c. Home 3070; Hell 1711. Advt. ThurMlay. IVI. 11, will he Dollar Day. Advt.

i,EHiOH VALLEY COAX.EALgS CO.

Make a Dollar's Worth of Coal Do a Dollar's Worth of Work In otheT words, get your money's worth. Bum-coal that gives the greatest possible amount of heat without waste. Remember that coal differs in quality. So buy your coal with your eyes open.. Make, certain of quality by buying by name. Ask for LEMGHVAIIEY ANTHRACITE The Coal That Satisfies You can use less of this coal and get more heat from the amount you use than from any ordinary coal..

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THE MARKETS

IIK AbO CHAIN. "Iim;m, ivi,. s h"i:m.;; VYTILAT- .M iv. $l i;;itt; Juh. Sl.:::c-4 Cui;..M,,v. M.i,r7:ov,-; .lulr. vj'.r p A'I'S - At i v. rHjt.-: .Ji!v. , . 'i:k-Miv. .r.i:;ir::.: .iiliv. sr... LAUD May. Ml. P.'; 'July. Sll.--". KIPS Alav, M.:,:,iii;e; Julv. SP.."jc,; p-,. "Losi;: WIILAT Mi v $l::u: .Tulv .1.:;n. 'i;. m.iV --r.,.m J,,lv vli,xl1H-. OATS-Mny tun. -; .Julv :.7V ' I'OKK-M.iy .l'..l.,; Jul v '.1'. kIII) Miy SIMM; Julv Sll. TJ. 1U15S Aliy .l.irj; Julv lo.lT. i:.t m riAto uvi: mock. FAST ItlTPAI.o. N. V.. Feb. V--CAT-TLL IbceipN J.tMio I;e;i'l; market s!'W, 1 0i lwr; jrlm steer .t'lti-ij 7."i; sliipldug steers S- :-'.'.; s . t ; Imtclier -ni'!e .Vi;.."VS.7; heifers $".7a' 7." 0 : C"U8 filfl li.7"i ; l. lilts S4."-4l'f; ST. CALVFS --Keeeij.ts MM liCnl: Illfrket, ;ml steady: cull to choice &.Wi'lK SIIi:i;i AND LM1!S Kf-t-ipts he;ni; mniket. :etive. -j- higher; elioic l:irnlij s:t.(Kj! C: cull to fair $.Vj$,j; IHM;s--i.ceiits P.e.io: m.irket. p1w, I'".'."m- b.wer; Yorkers SA'i plga .S7.b"; mixed S7fri7.1.": tieavv $7 ; rouglis ( IIICAtiO LIVL MOCK. PXmx STIK'K YARDS. 111.. Feb. S. IH m;s Ke. ipts. 4.'..mnj hvad. Mjrkrt. ,V.10e higher. Mixed and bubhers. .',..-r. f'r.0."; good heavy. c.7.(; rough he-ivy. $t;.n(..v. ; liirlit. St;..V.(7;7.oj ; jdsi. s.".7.";i'..r.o: bulk. .i;.'vMir,7.(Hi. CATTLK Heij.t.H. fl'.tMo head. Market. 101.V higher. Peeve!. $.".tKKa a..") ; cows and heifers. .:;.:S.'.T; sfoekerN and feeders, S t.r.o-V 1 ; Texans. So.00" 7.40 ; calves. $.i'ii l'.'.no. SIIi:i:P Keeelpt-'. 12.0O) head. Market. 1.".r( ". lowlier. Native and western, .4.00 drl.J-'; lambs. W'jvo'.kI'k TOLKDO GKAIX. TOt.F.IM). U.. Feb. b.-CI.MSn: WIILAT Cas- l.t'i; May $l.C7i; Julv ?1.41i ' . COKN-easli 7i' . : May M'i; Julv s.--. (ATS-Cash .May OJ'i ; July tkie. liYH No. ir. ?il.-j.s. CLoYC:i: Si:i:i) Prime, cash, nnd Teh. $;.::.: Manh $'...'IT,: Oct. $s.."0. AUsiKi: I'riine. cash ..10: March fl.20. TIMOTHY-Prime, cash s;;.i0: March it.TL-Jh.. SOUTH BEND MARKETS I'Ol I.TItV AMI MKATS. (Corrected Haily bv Jimmies Market, PJ.. W. Jeffersoii Pdv.l.l ruri.TKV-l'ivin- lie; selling 1"'. SPIHN4:i:KS Paying ll'c : selling L. VLAL- Paying pjc; selling 'S: PI:i;F Koast. '; boiling, lllc; porterhouse. oOa tn Uh-; sirloin, COc. HAM-Selling is,-. LAUD Selling 1n. 1'KO VISIONS. (Corre'eted Daily by F. W. Mueller, 210 E. Jefferson Ulvd.l FltriT Oranges, per ease J.'.-Ja. selling at Lti"- to rOc per doz.; lemons, per eas S't.-'-O. selling at to Vh' per doz.; bananas, per bunch .'1.7a, selling at 7c t jer bz. VLtJLTALi.FS New cabbage, paying leper lb., lsellng at IV per lb.; potatoes, paying 4i selling at 'o lU'TTFU A N I i:;;-C..unti y butter, paying io. t .".Oe, selling at .",oe to :i.V; creuuery butter, paying r.i'e. selling 'Mi-. Fggs, strictly fresh, paying ;:0', selling i" c. t:KD.. (Corrected Daily by Warner Itros. Seed Store, lit lJ. Wayne St.) TIMOTHY- ..:.0 to 4. CO per bu. i;i:o cb vi: ii -ss.no to sio.oo ,er bu. ALFALFA SlO.tMi to sllMD er bu. ALSIKi: L'LOVL'U-IO.W per bu. hay. sTit.wv am) i i:i:i. (Cor.-Mted Daily by the 'e-'l.'- Miller Flour ami Feed Co.. 40 S. Michigan St. HAY Paying .Sl'J.OO to $n.0O; selling at $ir.(0 to -$IS.(H. STUAW Paying $7.00 to $eo; selling at .S10.no and :.(u- per bale. CORN Paying o"h-; selling at S0: tn STm OATS Paying e-V ; selling at (YJ tn t CLOYLK Si.i;i)i'avp)- s;s.u,) to $7A); sellinc at $10.00. TIMOTHY Selling at S li O. ALFALFA Selling at slu.00. l Lorit am) i i:i:i. (Corrected Dally by Kuov,;ck and ;inz, Hydraulic Av.) WII FAT Paying SI.", per bu. OATS Payiiii rer bu. per bu.; selliu; GO? COKN Paying 7.V jxt bu. ; selling sX? per bu K YK Paying $1.00 per bu. i.ivi: stock. (Corrected Pally by M;iJo- Uios., S. HEAVY PAT 'stV'kIIS P.-ilr to good. .r.b.c to J4c; prluie, l.ooo to l.loo lbs., 7c to Sc. ihm;s--1o4 ns.. $;.,-. to sr..?.". IAMl'.S i.ie, ." t 7c; dltsel. P.V to 14e. TALLOW AM) IlllHiS. (Corrected Paily bv S. W. Ltppman, -JIO X. Main St.) TALLOW--Kougli. IV to .V; rendered, No. 1. 4c to Ce; No. 2. 3c to 4-. IIIPP.S- heeii No. J, lOv- t 1 .'; cured calf skin. 10c to i.v. ;ivi-:s .Lii to sisti-:h. The will of Henry E. ilain has been Tiled for probate. All of the property is left to a sister. Sarah M. Slusscr or to her son. Eugene, if she should not survive. The will is dated Aug. l!M.i, and is signed by (eore Ford ami I. li. Schafer as witnesses.

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OFFER S50 PRIZE FOR FIRE PREVENTION ESSAYS

An opportunity to win $."0 in prizes is being offered high school stiu'ents by the Xatbanal Municipal league of New York. Tho league is offering a tirst prize of -:b and a scnd ;rize f $- for the best essay on ''Fir Prevention" by a high school student. Thn ess;y is to be eontined to ",;"n0 wards. Supt. L. J. Montgomery has turned the tiffer over to Prin. I'. 1. .ims of the high school. TEACHERS TO REARRANGE COURSE IN ARITHMETIC A meeting of the arithmetic committee to consider plans of rearranging the Arithmetic course in the schools will be held this afternoon at the high school. The committee to take the matter in hand consists of the following teachers: Miss Johnson. Oliver; Miss Harsh. Eighth grade: Miss Monroe, .Sample; Miss Avres. Muessel; Miss Cilery. Kaley; Miss Hoolittle. Laurel; Miss Rieman, River Park; Miss Poreher, Madison. CATHOLIC KNIGHTS TO BE HOST TO TWO PARISHES Mem hers of St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's parishes will be gues's of the Catholic Knights of America, branch No. 40S. in St. Joseph's hall i Fill k 1. v

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Vomen's and Misses' Coat

Dozens of styles we will add to this big selection; a lot of black and colors; Coats taken from our regular assortments that have been selling at 315.00 c! A A

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Women's, Misseslf aiid Children's Coats

To clean up all odd lots Tuesday morning from 8 a.

sale and greatest Coat Bargains ever ; known. Sale price

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Preparatory to Inventory we will make Special Prices through the Store for the next Three Days. The prices quoted below will give you an idea of what you can save. This Sale Will Last Three Days; Tuesday, Wednesday &Thursday

10c Jar Mustard 6c 10c Package Corn Flake 6c TEAS AND COFFEES Our Special Blend, '9 o to introduce it, lb. . iCf3j Gold Brand Coffee, sale price iCf 4 j Dunne Miller's Coffee, regular price 25, 0 r sale price Q 3Lj Old Brazil Brand Coffee, at this sale, 1 lb loC 50c Grade Uncolored 7Afy Japan Tea, lb d u C Fancy Japan Tea, n Sifting, lb A C2C 60c Grade Ceylon or OQ Gun Powder Tea, lb O y L, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Sweet Navel Oranges, doz I C Larrje Fancy Grape Fruit, 6 for 4Cfs Smaller Size Grape 1 A Fruit, 3 for 1U Larn;e, Sweet and Juicy Florida Oranges, doz A j Baldwin Apples, peck IlKvhel 2f3 C S'Jc Solid Cabbage, well ) ir t : iliiiimcu, iu v v i Michigan White Potatoes, bushel JsJfj Large Fancy Baldwin Qr a Apples, peck UJjXj lliishcl . SI. 10 Lemons, bright and I Qr juicy, doz Axt Bell Phone 3953.

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Tuesday evening. A program f vocal and insttumer.tal sdM tion; aid a.'.-I

esses Will l.o ;jvon p. ohseran-,C Oil Lintoln's birth'lay and th" meetings will be presided ner by the "resident of the' bran h. Folbiwing tho program which w ill U gin a.t ::'.'" o'clock, dancing and cards v. ill h. f nj.ed and refreshments will be s rve.L Ml'MCALKS OLIYLII IIOir.L A series of three Tv. i 1 i g lit - M s i cal s will be gi-n in the Tapestry Ko.m: of the Oliver Hotel. .di. 11. Feb. :T. ami March 11 at "::. p. m. The h. st talent obtainable has h' en secured for three musicnlcs. the first being uien by the I'ine Arts (quartet of 'lii"iUo. AH celebrated soloists. Tickets for series may 1 e obtained at t diver Hotel, scries or $1..V each. Alt. Ms r i:.iioin ;t.mi:nt. Harry Scanboi has jc litionc! i hr Cftunty "onniisslcmer to be appointed to thel.t!ice of county por attirney at the expiration of t!ie term f the present encumbent. SAYS MOXKY IS Dl'i:. Alleging' that $.; is due on a note, Sehon-Stephens.in tx; o. have brought suit in the superior eiurt against tin Yale Lumber Co. and others to collect that amount. to addiii:ss cor( if. Supt. L. j. .Montgomery will ad. dress the business council of the First Presbyterian Sundtv school at its meeting this evening at the church. jr I ma

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POUNDS OF SUGAR FOR With Order of One Dollar or Over

Ind. Sweet Corn, 2 cans for Po.m tans .' Early June Peas, 2 cans for Iozen cans 15c Can Solid Hand Packed Tomatoes. . II cans 2 Large Cans Sugar Pumpkin Pocn cans 3 lbs. Fancy Head Rice 4 lbs. Hand Picked Navy Beans Milk, 3 Large Cans !jmi -ans 6 Small Cans Milk Pozmi ans Sic 17 c HOC 11c ::ic 17c 1Mc 23 c 2Sc 3C XT DRIED FRUIT Cal. Prunes, lb. 10c; 3 lbs. for UsjQ Raisins, pkg. 10c; 3 pkgs. for.. tJsJXj Cal. Dry Peaches, 2F 3 lb. 10c; 3 for Evaporated Apples, p lb. 10c; 3 lis. for. . . & JlG Cal. Fancy Apricots, lb 16c 10c Sack Table Salt 6c 10c Pkg. Corn Starch 6c

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OVERNIGHT RELIEF FOR CONSTIPATION

Wlu n the bow r is become cl"-ce-l vith a mas.-, of po;.,nous st'maf h waste. si U h vi.K lie with all its atteri!a:;t mi;" !. he'. -Jiing of scji stonia h gas.'s. hb-at and g neral discomfort are s ;r to folio -.e. A mild. p!eos,int I iat i c-tomc th.it will carr- ? th congested tv.ass without ups.-tting th" ston:ach or griping the bowels, js the combination of simple laxative berbwith pepsin Fold in dr,:g : tor under the li.inn' of Dr. '.bl well's Syrup pepsin. A d"s. takrr. ;;ct bficrc retiring will afford gr at. fu! relief next morning, .itho-.it unpie. .-antnt ss ir discomfort. Hr. Caldvlls' Syrup Pep. in U the ideal family ronic!: . rp.-i.'l for the women and children and old folks. A freo trial h( ttle cm be obtained bv writing t Dr. y. 11. Caldwd!. Washington St. Montic clle. Ill. TWO DK.WV ril. Stove Kor. . 1 :) W. Sample t w;.s lined ?" r.nil costs in city court Mm--day morning for tiring tirenims within th.e eity limits. A charge of public indecency was dismissed. Peter Wr.iblewski. l.'ol W. Samp' t.. for assault and battery upon c.uvta. Wrobleswik. who is in delicate health, w as lined $ .". and costs in city court Monday morning. P i R to Blvd. o'clock

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