South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1915 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES

DOLLARS FLEW ! THICKMjD FASTj

South Bend Merchants Enthusiastic Over Success of Great Sale Day Thursday, Drawing "Circus Crowds."

MARKETS

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Remember February is a very short month, now nearly half c;one. There are many excellent bargains here, some of which you should take advantage of before the sale is over. Don't delav. Come in tomorrow.

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llw many thou-anl ilr anl jcff r l;.irs v( nt ov r tho counters of South Rem! ne rr hants Thar.Iay coal.l net he . I : i ti 1 1 I v ascertained, hut that there t cr" a '-rood many is evident from t .e epi --in of the m r hants after .-r thiriT was over. TliMrsilay v as DJl.r I.mv anl that it -rrv! t brini: jimr'' j.foj.h- in th- h)n town rii.trit than on any th r l.iy h i tjfor'. v. ith th- r i t ion of a ( ) hra-tion-r-.a4 tti a n.'i n iinous d la ration. "It I(.okr just likr a rircus dav crowtl,'" s; !1 a ito niS r of th IMatt and Irrky firm of rl.,tiii. :s "J'ict a--fast as ' ill Iiatnl out tlif lollaf Ktnff th- iop.- rahl'tl it up and tli'-n iraJ- a -lin- tr oiru- oth.-r A rorrfspornl'-nt vmt out Irilay morning on tin- "1-attN- Inn aft-r all v,a- o-r. -ry IhmJv a rkaninK M anl rf'arraiii th- n s. That thrjp vt ro Mom xtr iim y s nmuinary rontlicJs in mmih- of Die stoia s lor th i:nparall l 1 harains was apparent, from rpr-ions from hiks. For

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Tho rush with th- customers k.is ( ornHH Daily l .1 iniiiiiN MarU-t. v,,. ,, Mi, hi'al I,'Fr.Ti:V- iM.vh.f: 11,.; sflllnc

f-t.. the frowils wrr- so 'if-ai at oYlork that tho mir.iaKf nif m was ft r I to lork its Moors in oi h r to iDjir with th situation within. "n'1 Nornan faint I; anoiln r pick' tl up .an arnifnl of lr'ss -ool in oif hand and waving a dollar hill in anoth'-r junifod ui n a tount r and sh ri'-ktl. "lN-y,

SOUTH BEND MARKETS

I'HOVIIONS. (( rrritrl Iiir hy I . W. Murllrr, 210 i;. J-JTtrson liUd.) riil'IT iuii'-s, p-r -.is', s-llin ;it jiji' r.i ."ii p-r dz.; lfinoiis, pr a', $ ' K .s liiu .-it to .'i-'x fN-r dz. ; fjfinauns. f.-r !uim !i, S1.7.", sdlhi;r t ."! to ".'"'. p -r !.. Vi;;i:T.r.lJ:.-raldapp. paying 1" p-r li.. s-Iiin at lv jMr 1!. ; i.it.ttu. paying A-. HIlil ;it rtfc. i:fTTi-:i: .m i:r;r,s-c,nnt'y i.uttcr, pa v I !i t M.-iiiu? .': t r-:i in-; y iiutt'-r. pay in i; .'.-'. ! 1 insr .!7" ; fizz. .tri-tly fresh, pnylnij .'.., dlin

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This 8 Piece Suite, Sale Price $34.65

si'JJINMKS raving 1J.-; st-Ilin? 1-. r.i:i:r -lie it. v: i.oiUnL'. i..-; poru-r-h iiivi.. ;;i . t,, 4o,.: sirluin, 1K: H.Wr Sllin- lv. LA K I -Selling. Lv .

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Things linally -ot to tin- slaio wh'lo thr !.' t-(t i s and a patrolman w ralh d to k p soirw s mldarice f ori'r. M--. S'tl of th- Wrnon ("loth'nik' . aid it was tl hitcp st day they rvrr hail in th- point of crowds. And when TiiiSit ::m- not a pi-e of l.ari,rain 5toi was in th str-. Samnd Spiro .f the Spiio nothing Co.. said. V'll Io it a.;in. Nothing hko it. Dollar lay rrtainl- L;'ts tho romls." Thr manager of tho f Ira. -id I.ador was so ird tliat lw didn't want to .- anyhody. H- tri-d to hid- in his front window. "It was r-at," ho said. "Never saw anything to beat it. If you want to et your stork moving, jus; inanmirat; a Dollar day." It was so with every store manager who put poods out for a dollar. The , ood want liko hot rakes and if they had had more it would have pori the same way. "As a trade petter and as a stunt to lt the puldir know they aro on tlie ma. thor' is nothing to compare t th' Iolkir Ia-." was tlie ever rci'iirriup response.

KlAis. (Corrct tnl Daily Uy Warner ltr torr. HI i;. Wa.vn M.) TI MOT II V- :.." to $4 per lui. clovli:-.s to .n p. r iu. ALI'ALl'A- .510 .. fil-j p.r l.n. alsiki; clot:k-sio p,-i- i.u.

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Buffet $15.00 .lust as illustrate!; constructed of solid oak, well finished; has the Lest French plate mirror and one drawer is nicely lined for silver u are.

Table $7.95 One of the latest designs Luilt of solid oak; top extends ; feet on non-dividinp pedestal: will seat eiqht people comfortably.

Six Chairs $11.70 Designed as illustrated above; solid oak frames, well finished; box seats upholstered with penuine leather. A remarkable value.

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Women

New Suits for Spring at

$15.00 and$2B.OO A sale with many special features to interest shoppers looking for the new. Our buyers have just returned from the East and the styles offered in this sale are not only advance, but so well chosen as to be irood throughout the season. The

h Prices in effect when one analyzes fabric quality, linings and making are exceptionally

moderate, values rarely found at the commencement of the season. With such excellent values, styles and correct sizes, it seems to us everv woman will want to acquaint herself with these offerings.

HAY. vrit WV AND I KLI. (( orr-tel Daily by tbe Wesley Millr l liiiir ami I " I Co., iiO S. .Mohican St.) II A Y ravin- .. - o $11, fulling at -Sl'I to Sis'. S T1LAV Va .up .S7 and .s, sellinp at 510 and .' per lale. ( I i:N- Paying 7.V-. soiling att S-- to :0.-. CLVTS- I'avinu' -Vm-. v.-llin at ,.'. t. Ch".-. flovfi: si:i;d -raving ?s to ss..x

I in- :'t .10. ! TIMO I II Y S.llinp at I. ! A Ll'ALI'A Selling at sio.

ri.nnc and i i:i:h. ( ( rrtl Dully by Knoblixk unI ;in, Ilvdraulic Ay.) WIILAT I'ayinp $l..V per bo. OA I S - I'a viu-. rJ- per bu., s-llinp ',o. Foi:N- Pavin- 7.i per bu., selling SO,-. KYI-:-raying $t p-r bu. MYK STOCK. (Corretrl Dally by .Major IJro S. I.ogan St.) 1IFAYY FAT STl.FItS-l'air to pood, r.i4i- t '.; prime l.o.) to 1.400 lb. 7c to S IPMIS -L'O lb. up. $t;.J0 to C,.CJ,. LA MLS Live, to 7c; lres-4-l 12c to lk

DEATHS.

innx M)i:us). Fthe! Anderson, ll-.war-old lauuht r of Mr. and Mrs. I A. Anderson, m7 Harrison a v.. dic arly liilay nuirnin; at Fjiwrth hospital. Death was due to blood poisoninp. ilevelopi-d from a pin prick sutt-rd about ttirce weeks apo. A i)tmpl' developed 'n th1 pirl's lip whi h slie opened with a needle. A few days later it beetm' inllamed and siowed s nous symptoms. She was taken to Fpworth hospital where it was discovered that Llood p'ioninp had set in. F.esuhs her father and mother, a brother. Carl. suri s here. She was born in South Ib-nd Feb. Ji', f.m.io. I'uneral eri--s will b hold from the residence Sunday alternon at L 'tlock and from the Kirlish Lutheran chur-h at 'J: .". o o'clock. Kev. A. II. Keck o.'Ji. latinp. Furial will be in Ki er i w t cm t ry .

T A I.I.OW AND IIIDF.S. (CnrrtM-ted Daily by S. Y. I.ippman, 210 N. Main St.) TALLOW- Knuch v to rentlored, No. 1. ! to : No. 2. ::. to b IIIDKS- Green No. 1, lO to 12c; cured calf skin. Uk to L"c.

JUDGE CONTINUES

QU1LH0T CASE

cense. This ease was set 1'riday morninp pieedinp the aforementioned motion. - Sheriff Failcy could not locate Ella (or Ktta) 1'mberlain Thursday when he soupht te .serve tho subpena. Her adt.'ress was piven as boinp on Sample st. road, four miles west of the city, near when- the Crumstown road turns to the south. It is said that she lives on a small farm. The charge on which Quilhot was to have been tried Friday was that of public indecency. The complaining witness is Naomi Burnside. 70: Yistula aw. who says that Quilhot made insulting' remarks to her when he was in the house where she was. ilurinp

close the hostess served dainty refreshments. The afternoon fancy work (lass of the Polish Women's Alliance of America, conducted by Mrs. M. Xiezpodzka. will meet Saturday afternoon at the St. I led wipe school buildiitp. The sinpinp rehearsal of the choir of M. ILomanowski Falcons will bo held Monday evening at Koscuiszko hall. MissThresa ("Sruszczynska was pleasantly surprised by a number of members of Lady Falcons. M. Ilomanowski, Thursday eveninp at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Filinski. 22?, S. Laurel st. (lames were enjoyed ami contests won by Miss I'. Ciesielska

the course of his investigation of vice and Mrs. V. Thilman.

conditions. In their affidavit, presented to the court Friday, counsel for Quilhot stated that Ktta Kmb'Tlaln knows Naomi Burnside and that she will testify that Xaonii Burnside is a married woman, 1 1 years old, and that at the time of the alleged insult and for some time previous she had been living with a single ma other than her husband.

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Cuher, died at o'clock Thursday morning at Epoj-ih hospital. lie has be ri ill j-inc" l.t.-t Aupust. Me is surhd b Ins father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. John A. ('rum of Cuher, ami seen brothers and sisters. The bojy t ! taken to Burr ( a k where funeral .h-i ires will be libl Satur-day.

Judge I'unk granted a continuance in the case of John II. Quilhot Friday morning in the circuit court. The con, tinuanee was granted upon motion of counsel for the defense w he submitted an allidavit of facts sif-Jed by Quilhot in which it was set forth that Miss Ktta Lmberlain, a material witness, could not be located. Samuel Schwartz, deputy prosecutor,

j argued against a continuance on the of i grounds that the said Ktta Kmherlain

would not be a competent witness. The case against Quilhot will be re-set next Friday. Meanwhile. on next Thursday, it is probable that tip detective will be tried on the charge of operating a, a detective without a li-

dli.i la sii n Mrs. Delila S hater. T." years old. l'.o"2 Miami st.. widow of the late David B. Shaf r. died Wednesday nipht atter an illness of two months, .he is suried by a daughter. Mrs. Lavona M. Styles of this city, and a half brother, Henry Shaw. She was born in Carroll county. Ind.. March 1 s : l. and cam' to South Bend from Plymouth a year and a half ago. Fun ral services will he held Saturday morning at D o'clock from the Blymou h F. B. inarch. Burial will be in the IMvmouth cemetery.

WILL c;i l: AWAY MATTUKSS. As an inducement to visit the "Buy at Home" exhibit Saturdav afternoon, the Russell & Tlussell Mattress Co. has arranged to give away one of their $10 cotton-felt mattresses at -: ' 0 o'clock. Coupons will be given to all who attend the exhibit.

N'KW YORK. John McAlcer, weight 2." 3 pounds, who was sent to clear a coal chute, fell into the opening and was stuck fast. Firemen and policemen using crowbars. linally managed to release him.

NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH GITIZENS

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social i:vi;ts. Miss Hattie tIedzikow ska entertained 13 members of the Children of Mary Thursday eveninp at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adolbert Siedzikowski, 114.". W. Division st. The f'veMing was delightfully spent with games, music and singing and at its

Mrs. T. (iruszczynska favored the company with a few vocal solos and Miss M. Bilinska w ith several piano selections. A line luncheon was served by the hostess. Those present were: Misses Stella Blanche and Florence Ciesielska, Hattie Kuraczkiew icz. Martha and Mamie Rogowska, Barbara Xiezgodzka, Johanna Jerzakowska. L'elegia Brzezewska, of Milwaukee, Stella Gadacz, X'aleria Xiezgodska. Antionette Kpierska, Mary Kpierska Mrs. Veronica Thilman, Mrs. Frances Kraszewska. Mrs. Tecla Wypiszynska, Mrs. John Beczkiewicz, Miss Martha Bilinska. Mrs. Frank Bilinska and Mr?. Stanley Florko wska. Local representatives of the Polish Falcons will meet this evening at S o'clock at Z. B. hall to complete tho arrangements for the celebration to be held Sunday at Kosciuszko hall.

The meeting of the Lady Falcons, Z. Balicki, No. 1. will be held Monday

evening at 7:30 o'clock at Z. B. hall, instead of Sunday afternoon. The senior and junior class of Z. IL Falcons will hold its exercises Monday eveninp at Z. B. hall.

AT $15.00 "The Tipperary," an ideal suit for traveling and early wear. Tailored Jackets with belts and patch pockets, and Skirts with the new circular effects makes them especially smart. Another attractive style showing Tailo red Jackets with normal waist line with or without belts; Skirts have the circular or pleated effects. Materials, novelty checks and plain colors in Poplins and Serges.

AT $25.00 Showing a wide variety of tailored and semi-tailored models, with daintv over collars. These suits have been carefully selected with a view of fitting all figures perfectly. Linings of rich satins and silk of everv shade. Skirts have the decided flare, plainly draped. Correct stylish materials of Covert Cloth, Mixtures, Gabardines and Poplins included in the latest shades, battleship gray, navy, Hague and blacks.

Women's New Dresses for Spring at 10.95 sec! IS. 00 Materials Fine Serges and Gabardines in navy, black, brown, checks, showing the new sand and putty shades. Waists of medium waist lines and jaunty bolero effects with touches of silk orn:tents, fancy collars and dainty vestees. Skirts are circular, with or without yoke effects, deep hems and foids around the lower edge.

at $10 & $15

Dresses of Taffeta, Crepe de Chene and Crepe Me

teor of excellent qualities and beautiful soft shades. Waists in bolero effect and medium waist lines, with high or low necks, wide crush girdles, full length sleeves. w Skirts with shirring at hip, pleated and shirred nifties at hem. At 1Q 7R 99 Rfl ?f)R Afternoon and Evening HI I Oil Jj ZZiJUj 02.J Dresses of silk with fancy bodices with net sleeves and vestees of lace and nets, fancy collar effects. Empire, Bolero and Surplice Waists, combined with full flare Skirts in a variety of pleats, shirring and ruf-flings.

New Models of Skirts for Spring at $5.00 Made with circular and flare bottoms, set in deep yokes, tailored with girdles and patch pockets, perfect fitting. Materials of Covert Poplins and Serges and Novelty Mixtures; navy, black and checks.

ri:itsoAl.s. Miss Oertrude Broczniak of East Chiiapo. who has been here for a few day.-; visiting friends, left today for Cleveland. Oeorge Martins loft this morning for Chicago after a brief business visit hcr. Stephen Custav. W. Washington aw, left for Milwaukee on business. Bert Klysz has returned from Den

ver. Colo. Mrs. Dominica Lis of Cicero. 111., Mrs. Pauline Darron and son. Victor, Mrs. Pauline ModrzynskA of Michigan Citv, George Wentlandt and Mrs. Malwicka of Chicago, have arrived here for the funeral of August Podelwitz. They are at present the guests of Mrs. Josephine Kowalska, W. Division ft.

Leo Cieslak arrived here Thursday from Orand Rapids on business. Thomas Jablonski left today for his home in Hammond after a brief visit

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with friends here. Frank Kowal. W. S'ample st..

Thursday for Goshen on business. Miss Martha Kotlowiee. has arrived here from Chicago to make her ljome. Joseph Werwinski, 4Vo S. Chapin st., has returned from a brief business trip in Chicago. Stanislaus Gajowski has returnTd to Detroit after a few daj.'s visit with friends here. Henry Miedzik of Garv is in the

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Miss Mary Pia.ccka. who has been, critically ill for several weeks at the ( DI.AIHS. St. Joseph hospital, will be removed' Oahriela Makowska. right-days-old Saturdav morning to her home, ."1(. S. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius

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Makowski. 4.",S Phillipa ii' d T'nui , -day morninp after a lri f illness. The funeral was In Id Friday morning at S o'clock at St. Adelbert's Catholic church, Rev. John Kub.i. ki officiating. Burial was made in St. Joseph Polish cemetery. F.mil Codddis. four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ooddens, I'll" S. Bruce st.. died Wednesday morning at lo o'clock following a few weeks illne.-s. Funeral will I' held Saturday afternoon at o'clock at St. Patrick'3 Catholic church. Burial will be in Cedar Groo cr-me-tcrv.

vision St., is in Hammond on business. Mrs. Marguerite Skrzeszowiecka has arrived here from Chicago for a few daws visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roman

Gorzynski. W. Division st. Mrs. Pauline Staskowski

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I 'RAN K POWLKS. Mr-. ). W. Pierce- and Patrick powers have received word of the death of their brother. Frank Powers, which took place at his home in Iron River, Mu h., Monday.

FUNERALS.

Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled Phone Bell 487

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South Bend-wide Free Deliveries on Purchases Over S1.00. Also Many Suburbs

That is what it means to you if you come on or before February 20th to the

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Ml! C. B. .M1LL1.R. b'.iner.d si ii( s for Mrs. C. B. , Miller will ! held from the residence , 4'U Franklin st. Saturlay aft-rnoon at J '2 'clock. Pallbe.in rs will be Henry t Mast. Claude Matthews William Br -sb r. 'itus Jnm s. I. I'nruh and i Daniel White. Burial will be in the; city cemetery. i

219-221 S. Michigan St. Entrance through the Independent 5c-10c-25c Store, second? and third floors. Take elevator and save on every purchase. South Bend's foremost valu e givers. Bert Allman, formerly of Plymouth, Ind., Mgr. In addition to the scores of marvelous values offered in our SAVE HALF sale, you will find here for SATURDAY and MONDAY ONLY these extra specials, just arrived. LADIES', MEN'S, AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS

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MEN'S 35c SOCKS

Men's Pure Silk Half Hose in all colors; worth

35c per pair; Z pairs for . . . .

35c

LADIES' SUMMER GAUZE VESTS 15c to 20c values in Ladies' Sleeveless Gauze Vests, prettily trimmed; worth to 20c each, at 3 for i

LADIES' RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS

29c grade Ladies' fleece

ribbed Underwear at 2 for. . .

MEN'S BALBRIGAN UNDERWEAR Highest grade 50c quality Men's Balbrigan Shirts and Drawers O O p at each 031

MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS A wonderful purchase of 20 dozen Men's Wool-

Flannel Navy Blue Shirts,

worth to $1.50, each

59c

LADIES' BATH ROBES One lot Ladies' Domet Bath Robes; very pretty style with heavy cord and

tassel; worth S $2.00, at each. $1.

BOYS' 65c BLOUSES 25 dozen Boys' fancy Blouses with pretty auto collar and pearl buttons, auto cuffs, ail sizes, worth

otc, at each

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LADIES' LONG SILK GLOVES 25 dozen Ladies' $1.00 and $1.25 elbow length Silk Gloves; all sizes, all colors; choice ttL

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Spring Shapes; worth to A "In $1.50 Hit

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Shoes taken from our regular stock of women's $3.50 and $4.00 shoes. All good styles

$195 10 $241

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