South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 41, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1915 — Page 3

1HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRENCH MR MEN 2tZ We have everything ve advertise All perfect goods not job lots and seconds And we undersell all f SHELL GERMAN! -A O 4 r Mm "mm D Kil! Three Officers at Army Headquarters Near Ostend Also Drop Four Bombs at Alsace. i I 1 1 ? I i m- 1 ' i M.I 1 m

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PATHS, Feb. 10. A report by the of!ir-lal observer "f aerial warfare, given out T'.if sd.-iy night hy the war ofhep tolls, of bomb dropping by Ircneh aviators upon two German nrmy headquarters. In on case three officers accompanying the Herman general itaff are said to have been killed. The report follows: "n Jan.2. at about 10 o'clock in tlu venintr. a 1'remh aviator dropped fiur horn Is on the quarters of the C.erman g rural staff, whose presence lial l-en asrertained nar Ostend. Several days later news wan received that thre.- Crrnan officers wore killed ty one if the projectiles. On Feb. 1 a new bombardment of Ostend was fxemted at ni-rhr from an altitude of cnly 1,1 en metres feet.) "A night ree onr.oissance of the oountrv surrounding I if ere and Ian was effected on Jan. 2'J. The lights In the German encampments were put out on the approach of our machines, one aviator descended to an .altitude of ."ne metres and dying lengthwise of the German tit noocs, dropped IS bombs upon them. Home 'JO bombardments executed in the day time were no less successful. "On Jan. in Alsace four bombs were dropped on the chateau D'Hombourg where German headquarters had been established. Fight bombs ver dropped on the railway station In the Honiiebruch woods. The station at Pagny received six shells that day and 1 1 the following day. Feb. 1 the Lutterbach station was strongly bombarded. The next day our aerial projectiles hit the important electrical transformers which control the Muelhausen region. "The general commanding one of our regiments has been just mentioned in the order of the day yemn? Flower Gael, who enlisted as a volunteer at the aue of 17. Suffering from two serious wounds from an exploding shell and realizing lhat his lite wa.s in danger during the two month that he was under treatment at the hospital he set a noble "xamplc of courage and patience, omforting his comrades r.nd family i.nd manifesting the highest satisfaction in having done his duty. He died pinging th? Marscllaiso."

PIE SOCIAL WILL BE FEATURE OF MINSTREL In connection with the minstrel show to be given Saturday night at Iiertrand by the IJertrand Social Center club there will be a pie social. The minstrel promises to be a most entertaining affair. All the jokes which wdl be sprung are original take-offs on the people of Iiertrand. The- interloi -ut.r will bo llurkhart 3b din and the end men, Harry Fritz, I'.yron Uupe. Vern.n llos-nberger, John Gradash. l.uis Curtis and O. A. Fulkers' m. n F-5. IS tho club will hold the meeting postponed from last Thursday, when Fred I.obaui;h will ive liis talk on Hardening.

AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE BUT OCCUPANTS ESCAPE An accident which, fortunately did not cause injury to tho occupants, "hut resulted in serious dam aire to one of the machines, occurred Wednesday morning at William st. and Washington av. when a delivery truck belonging to tho Crandon-DurreU Co.. was struck by a runabout. The delivery car was being .driven by Orville Matthews, and the ther car was driven bv a chauffeur for Dr. Charles Stoltz. The rear wheels of tho delivery car were torn from tho truck and the ear otherwise darn aired.

SIX TRUSTEES ELECTED BY NURSE ASSOCIATION The election of six trustees followed the reading of reports of committees and ollieers late Tuesday afternoon at the annual mcetimr of the Visiting Nurse association held at the home of Mrs. lliohard G. Inwood on W. Washington a v. The following wore named" Mrs. T). M. F. Weeks, Mrs. George M. Studebaker, jr., Mrs. F. K. Austin. Mrs. F. A. Hryan. Mrs. C. A. Carlisle and Mrs, J. C. Ihrdsell. The directors will meet next Tuesday to elect officers for tho ensuing year.

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SEE OUE WIN0OWS FOR

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$2.50 SWEATERS

IOIl HOYS. High frrade, all wool, of heavy quality and gray color. Made in stylo like illustration and the collar can be mado to fit 'way up hifrh on the nock. Sizes to 34.

2 SUITS 1 UKD'R

Think of it! Two suits 2 phirts and 2 drawers, worth 50c each (?2 worth) for $1. Heavy fleece lined, cut full and will wash well; colors are tan and gray all sizes.

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132-34V.WASMLNCT0N ST. V?r SCUTH BEN0.1ND.

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TWO $1 HOUSE DRESSES Se;'

Willi Ul?l 111 Jl.Vieil. 1'ast colortl, heavy quality gingham; neat style, piping trimmed; have cuffs and collar, with dust caps to match $1 values two ($2 worth) for $1.

TWO $1 HOUSE DRESS $?

' Certainly a won-

VTderful barrrain' i"ine

tr1 style similar to cut;

f others in slip-over

style: splendid qu.il- j

ity percale in light or dark effects; all sizes, 2 for $1.

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i oit mi:n. Men. jump to this: Two $1.2." shirts f(r Jl. Some Itarirain. eh? 1'ine percale, n e w spring juitterns all sizes.

$4.00 Pair of

LACE CURTAINS

P.eautiful pi;

fancy patt

and 3 yds. lomr. J 1.00 values, $1.

STAINS . . jj lain a n d M cms, 22 y

7V2 YarJs of REG. 29c SCRIM.

Latest plain and fancy patterns; ecru and white. $1.87 worth for $1.

Until Noon Only, T f 2 $1.50 WAISTS. . v 1

Voiles, Orpandies, L'nvns, etc., newest, smart styles $1.j0 val. 2 for $1.

Women's $1 Muslin Cf

PET'COATS 2 for Very fine muslin; real deep beautiful flounce; $1 values 2 for $1.

Women's $1 Muslin C GOWNS 2 for. . . P t

llicrh prado muslin; elaborately trimmed yokes; 1 values 2 for fl.

SPECIAL! $1.95 Worth for. . . Men's $1."0 Work Pants; Men's 2."c Work Suspenders; 'J pairs 10c Work Hose

Boy's $1 Knicker PANTS 2 PAIRS.. A 1 1 wool materials; made strongly; neat dressy colors; 1 val. 2 for fl.

CHOICE

lVOMl-:VS $1 UNION SI ITSl 'leece

litieil. lnirii and low neck, all sizes 2 roi: noMLN's ir,c si lk nosi: iii.eb tri;nl: bl.i'lv ami colors; 8li elze---pairs lOZKN !. Ill CK TOUTLS-Heavy quality: regular size; red borders 12 roi; WOMAN'S SPUINi C'ORSKTS r Models for all liures. Just received ffuui X. Y...

YOUR CHOICE $

10 YAKDS 15e TOWKLl N(J Linen ; bleached ami unbleached 12 YAItPS.. 13 YAKDS loc UAXXKLKTTK-White and colors; 1.70 worth 12 YAKDS... MUX'S 29c WOOL llOSfiHen vy quality; very warm; 51.7! worth PAIKS MUX'S ! FLVXXKL SIIIKTS-Heavy prtule, grey striped, all izes 3 FOIL.

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$3.50 SILKJ PETTICOAT Hi'STli frra le Mescaline; elaborate, pretty flounces; coiue in Ki'een, blue. black.

yy brown, taupe and otli-

c.m ci uesiraoie suiiuvn.

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7.V TAIJI.K HAM AsK 72 in. wile, floral and fancy design -2i VAUHS..

Sl lT OF OVIIKALLS-la kef and Pants, worth 1 each IIOTH FOU... WOMIA'S (ilr 3IISLIN lUtAUIllhlSfvuitlful enil. trinniH'd; all size- ., PAIKS $1 1LNXI:LI;th: COlVXs-I or mou. e.tra heavy and warm 2 Pk

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ind lice trimmed; all sizes

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tiful em!i.

-Thursday WOKTII I OH INFANTS Infant's 7V Silk He. id: 2 pairs U' Wool Ho-o; and 'J' Cri r.l.mkets. all for.. l.H.- WOKTII TOK HOIS Keys fl Knirker i'.nits; two ;2 School l51ou ainl l-"c susj.fiid.Ms. all for :.v iU N(; i-ow hi; ri;KY liti. rent shades ami patterns - M . YAKDS

SKERTS

For women and

misses, all wool

values Up to $4.00 from S to & a. xa.

BLANKETS

Reg. $2.50 I)

Great bisr. extra size, white only,

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SHAPES

Tipperary. "hin

Chili, Sailor?

Reg. $3.00

Values

4 PILLOWS

furled, (J y sizes.

Four for

Feather furled.

regular

SHEETS

Heavy muslin.

double bed

$1.00 Values Two for

RUGi

l'r. t h K o o ni Hugs, big size, Neat shades $2.00 Valuea

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Women's Fleeeo Li"d Fniou Suits

Reg. $1 val. Two for

GOWNS

Men's rinn'ett

X i T h t S Iiirts,

Reg. $1 val Two for

MUSLIN

Fntil K::,0 a. m.

12 Yards $1.70 for

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FOK TC-30

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to ?a)v. woon HOCKEY CAPS

.Sj)ecial lot. Come early. . . .

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WORK SiriUTS

lilue- Chambray,

all sizes.

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White, neatly embroidered . .

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AMKUICAX FAMILY

S O A 1' 10 HAHS

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36c

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STATE BRIEFS.

ISSUE BREAD TICKETS IN BERLIW TO PREVENT EXPLOITATION OF PUBLIC r.I'KldX. Feb. 10. Although some uneasiness was caused here today by the preparations to issue "bread tiekis." it was xpliined by oil!:!? Is that this step was taken to prevent exploitation of tho public- and n(d: because Cerniany experieneed ar.y actual danger of starvation. Iists have becTt distributed aniens the IVrlin liouseh"Ms which will be r.-.od as the basis of the distribution of bread tickets. Fpon each lit is tubulated the members of the family. Hecinninsr Feb. VJ about 4.000.01'm tiekes will bo issactl weekly. HVeries will charge

from 22 1-2 cents to 2;'. -.4 cents fori

a loaf of war bread wrihin? four and a half pounds. this beint the pnoe established by the government. It will be sold only to thoe holding the tickets. The government is taking other s!cts tf ronserve the food surmlv nnd

househohlers are cautioned to use the J

trietest economy in using provisions vf every kind.

'HUNTINGTON. Mrs. Kay Dillon, Co years, is in a normal mental condition for the first time in six months as the result of a severe shock and the losj of considerable blood. In a lit of acute dementia, Saturday, the woman slashed her throat with a razor. She had been mentally unbalanced for some time as a result of illness and as she revived from the effects of her act her reason returned.

srillldJYYILIK. Cornelius Cay ton, TO yeari old. a sexton, fell dead while

tilling a grave. Death was caused by,' heart failure. He was a veteran of, tho Civil war. ( "WABASH. Manchester eollese, : with an enrollment 400 students,' has been quarantined following an outbreak of smallpox. It is feared

that the disease will spread through tho town.

C O N X K R R V I L, I , K . Reuben Conner, fi4 vears old. dean of the Favette

county bar, died suddenly from an at-, tack of heart disease. Mr. Conner never attended law school but he was 1

considered one or the brightest lawyers in the state. I,AFAYi:TTF. Frank Mulligan, seven years old, is in a critical condition suffering from tetanus, said to be the result of vaccination. Physicians are in doubt as to whether the boy's condition is due to vaccination, but an investigation will be made.

EYANSYILTjE. Sheriff llabbc of Yandorburg county, started prisoners at work on the city street Monday. Four of the prisoners refused to work on the streets and were ordeicd placed on a bread and water diet. EltAZIL. Curious women "shadowed" a tramp who had been going from house to house begging sasolinc. They saw him seek out a quiet place and there clean his old felt hat with tin gasoline preparatory to going into the business district.

itnmis. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles m.

Yod r. lll: Itaney av.. a son. let..

lU'SIIYIII.E. Creely Ferguson. Z years old. was burned to death in a small outbuilding where he lived at the county infirmary. The man had made threats to take bis Ufe and it is believed that he set fire to the building.

Ft-rn to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter, J F2. S. I.afavette st., a daughter.

IMMVOimi MHJJVKIIY 1Fpautmkvt rvnru may M.X.fiKMI-:XT. Mic Miennn Heine has taken ehartre of the Ellsworth Store millinery depnrtmcrt. Mr. Ialsy Filly and Miss Dorothy Fepplo are new salesladies in this dopar'mert. Mrs. Ezner and Mis Fertha Oltsch are in Chicaco looking up styles. Mis Heine has spnt ten days In New York cltv buving rnillinerv. Miss Heine and Mrs. Flllv go to Chicago tomorrow to att nd the Chicago style fho w. Advt. The Ellsworth .Store.

FIEEEKS jinbTe CAEinVELE. N. J. Miss Elsie Pitson rescued William Young from drowning by hitching to her motor car a ropo tied to an inflated tire and pullinc him out. Young broke through thin ice while skating. NEW YOUIC. Hurryintr his supper so he mizht take his children to the movies. William Itoss choked to death on a piece of steak.

TO SFFAK ON RUSSIA. The Coqulllard Parent-Teachers' club will meet Thursday evening at the school. The feature of the evening's program will be a Ftcreopticon lecture on "Russia" by J. Q. Ames of the Y. M. C. A. A male quartet will furnish music.

PA KI S. The French government will establish a national school at which soldiers children will be taught trades.

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219-221 South Michigan St. Over Independent 5c-10c-25c Store.

START IP4G THURSDAY ftiORNING, FEB. 11th AT 8:30 O'CLOCK

See our wonderful display of New Spring Millinery at prices to be found only at the ECONOMY.

Your unrestricted choice of any fall or winter Hat in our store. Many plumage and fur designs. Some worth to $8.50. A chance in a lifetime

Latest silk and satin shapes, all colors; Turbans and Sailors, in the newest spring styles.

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25 Newest Spriiif: Hats. TipMrary, Tommy Atkins and Clilii-Chin, Sailors and Turbans, trimmed with Iatet fruit, 1 lowers, etc, some with lxrdered

veil: FOU THURSDAY ONLY

A magnificent lot of Ostrich Plumes, all edors, worth to S.".9."i. I or Tlmixlay, Friday and Saturday. .

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300 Velvet Shapes, worth to $1.50

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REJECT PLAN TO BREAK THROUGH ICE TO BEGIN SEWER CONSTRUCTION Members of four contracting firms met with Street Commissioner Layton, Mayor Keller and City Atty. Seelirt Wednesday morning for a discussion of opening sewer work in the c ity so that a certain amount of labor will be supplied for tho unemployed of the city. The suggestion made several days airo that the contractors of the four ewers to be constructed in the city allow unemployed men to break through the crust of frozen ground and ice so that the work might be started immediately, was voted down at the meeting. Instead, it was deeided to start the actual construction of the four sewers upon the first opportunity afforded by the weather. The ground is frozen for a depth of three feet in -some parts of the city along the lines of the sewers. It was said, and that condition would cause nn unnecessarily large amount of work. The first thaw, however, will cause the ground to soften. The sewers will be started then. It was said that the four sewers would require at least 73 men in their construction. Henry DoVos has the contract for the High st. ditch: Lewis Webster, one on Adams st.; Hoban and Koach. on Parry and Francis sts., and Hruno DePape, on Milton av. These four finns were represented at tho Wednesday morning meeting.

JACK WANTS 10 DAYS MORE TO GET READY FOR WILLARD SCRAP BARBADOS. Feb. 10. Jack John

son, world's champion heavyweight!

pugilist, stated today that he wished to secure a 10-day postponement of his fight with Jess Willard at Juarez. He said that he needed more time to get into good condition. He is trying to get into communication with Jack Curley, promoter ot" the battle. Johnson also said that he would leave this afternoon for Havana, where he would begin his heavy training, lie has been doing light work here since his arrival from Buenos Ayres. The Juarez fight Is scheduled to take place March 6. If Johnson's re

quest is granted it will take place J

March 16.

1 two-quart Fountain Syringe. CI flf!

$1.00 value; 1 50c size Tysol.'i'

REJECT DE CASTELLANE'S SUIT FOR ANNULMENT PARIS, Feb. 10. Following the deliven' of arguments in the third trial, the liota tribunal of the Roman Catholic church has rejected Count P.oni I)e Castellane's suit for the annulment of his marriage to Anna donld, now the Duchess De Talleyrand. This litigation has be-n before the Vatican for several years. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD.

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Special Bolter TiMirsday, Feb. 11

7 Lillys Dental Cream, 25c size

4 pounds Best Cotton, 40c value

$1.00 $1.00

3 Podolax, 50c size

30 cakes Buttermilk Toilet Soap

3 Bottles Cough Syrup. 50c size

$1.00 $1.00 $1.00

Get acquainted with our New Rate prices which will continue through 1915. ww s .11 ... 1

Home or Allegretua nocoiatec.

New Rate Prices

American Drug Cq. 133 N. Main St.

New Rate Prices

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