South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 54, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1915 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HTERNAT10HAL ROTARY CLUS HEAD 10 BE HERE

Pres't MulhoNand Will Be the Guest of Local Club on March 3.

Tt w.'is ;i tiiHini' 1 Tik .-d. ty that I'r s't Mulhollaru! !' th- I nt-i not ;unal Il')t;ry cluh a.v- niat i n v." ill i-' KU-st of th- South I'. n'l llutaty lu! ).r r on th- niuht of "J m-siJa v. M;n h Invitation to ! tli- u'tK-.-t c-f th- im al Kotarians v.a.s cxt rmlt-J to liim Mf-ii;.a at thi- r on vi in ion of the central s tin of Kotariunisrn at Chi' .i l'o. Th I"'l ritrtai ti ni'-nt t rnrnitN - is plannini' on ;i uniii ".stunt" for th m ration. Tw( iit iuht Io al Kotaiialis att ri 1 1 Xh' conv-ntJ"ii at 'hiai4 ami nturri tirr-d hnl hai. It was th; unanimous rfjmrt that thr South Ilt-nd Itotarians mailrr thinus "hum" at th" '!ni titioru 10. T. lioinls. s -I--tary of tilt' lor al rluh, va oil th; y'fno S'lndav morning anl notj cd that thf h'h luh- all ii-it forgot South I : - n 1 . IJonds iinm'liat ly uot busy arl -Urc noon had a lannr with th"- South I', iid f iriMf-m conpi uousl- lisnlai t-tl nt th halfU:i rtf r.-. N'r-xt it vvas r;oti-(l that South li nJ hnl h'(ti allotted about thn-c irinuts tc mako itlf heard at tho hanquet. It was f arm d that a df le'ation from a northern Mate would not !)0 present and that this dleation had heen allotted 20 minutes. Kit-ht off I'.onds Kot this L'O minutes. Frank Herinir then "orated" for the loc.'U:- and the way he "started thin?.'." the reports say, "was a caution." The hest part of nil was a F'n the South Bend delegation spruntr. Before the banquet was over everybody was sint;in it r attempting to sinur it with the name of their own cluh inserted. but the South Bend delegation tfave them small opportunity with the aid of a cornetTo top It al! Col. ;eort;e Stude-1-akrr presented the hi avel made of ;t wason huh. It was used during the business session. So popular was this pavel that on motion of the iri' Innatl delcpation it was decided to send the travel on a tour of all the eentral clubs. In the same manner that tho California Kojden wheel mad' its trip. "Wo sure stirred 'em up," declared Scc'y Bonds Tuesday.

sr. josi:iii wins. Tn a one-sidel basket ball ,:ame .Monday niIit tlm St. Joseph's II. X. S. defeated tlie St. Patrick's H. X. S. at Notre Dame prymnasium by the M"ro of 40 to n. F'xcellent passing by St. Jorph and fat team work was too much for the St. Patrick at,'ureL'ation. IVrnainkz nnd Sweeney were the lending shooters for the winners. Fernandez easing ciht field oa!s and four free throws, while Sweeney copped four field coals in the first half of the came.

SAGE TEA PUIS LIFE iD COLOR III Half!

Don't Stay Gray! Jt Darkens So Naturally that Nobody can Tell.

You ran turn cray. faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over niuht If you'll ixt a .".0-cont bottle of "Wycth's Sape and Sulphur Compound" at any druc store. Millions of bottles of this old. famous Sae Tea Beeipe are sold annually, ays : well-known druuist here, beeaue it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. TIiofo whose hair is turning pray, becoming faded, dry, seracsly and thin have a surprise awaitlnc them, because after one or two applications the cray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful all dandruff poes. scalp itching r.nd falling linir stops. This is the npro c.f youth. (Iraybaired. unattractivi folks aren't wanted around, so cet busy with Wycth's Sace and Sulphur tonicht p.nd you'll le delichted with your lark, handsome hair and vnur youthful appearance within a few (lays. Adv.

DEATHS.

IIALPII li. TI-X'IIT.K. Balph 1. Te-cher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tescher, M7 Forest av died Monday evening at o'clock in Chieao after an illness of several months. He was lorn in Bourbon. Ind.. lAit spent the creater part of his life in South Bend. He is survived by his wife. Mattie L., and little dauchter. Harriett lniise. of ChieaKo, iiis father and mother, brother, Frank and two sisters, Mrs. Charles P. Creviston and Miss Mae Tescher, all of South Bend. The body will arrive in South Bend Wednesday afternoon and Hie funeral will take place from the home of the parents Thursday afternoon at 2 :.'b. o'clock. Burial wiil be in the City cemetery.

. . noini. A. W. Bolth, retidinc two and a half miles northeast of Teecarden, died at his home Sunday evening. He was born in Ohio X'ov. 17, 1 4 1 , but had been a resident of mar Teeardpn for most of his life. He is survived by his wife and seven children. The funeral will be held from the h.oue Thursdn.y afternoon at 1 o'elork. Burial will be in the Butheran eemetery.

WEATHER RELIEVES

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Jobs Increase and Appeals Are Fewer Construction Work to Start Soon.

Warm weather has done much to relieve the labor situation in the city during the last few days. It is reported from the office of the state free employment bureau that the calls for men to do odd jobs have increased considerably and the applications for jobs have become less. Some owners of land are finding it advisable at this time to have their places cleared of stumpa while labor for such work is plentiful. The price paid ranges from 10 cents to - 5 cents a stump, and some men are finding it possible to make from tuo to three dollars a day at this work. The situation so far as the township trustee's odice is concerned has also been considerably relieved by the continued good weather conditions. There have been many calls from men who want work but there have been many fewer appeals from families in poor circumstances. Comparatively few of the mm who apply to this ottice for work can be supplied with work even though the number of odd jobs has increased during the warm weather. It is apparent in many places that it needs only the assurance of continued Rood weather to open up much work. Various contractors have their plans laid for construction work to be started as soon as there is no danger of the weather putting a stop to the work. A small force of men has been put to work on the property of the Farmers' Securities Co., Main st. and Jefferson blvd. It is said that the contract has been let for the steel work on this building, which is to bo a six-story structure, and it is expected that work can be started a3 soon as spring opens up.

DRUGGISTS AND SALOON MANAGER EACH FINED BOTH APPEAL CASES Bonis C. Kriedler, S02 S. Michigan st., was lined $25 and costs in city court Tuesday morning for the sale of intoxicants in violation of the state laws governing such sales in drug stores. Timothy Murphy, manager of Derbin's cafe and 5aloon on X. Michigan st., was fined $50 and costs for conducting a blind tiger u the cafe, which adjoins the Raloon. Tho evidence in both cases was gathered by J. II. Quilhot and his two assistants, Patrolmen Rudynski and Czenkuseh. Both cases were appealed by attorneys for the defendants. Kudynski and Czenkuseh testified in the Murphy case that, they ail Quilhot had entered the cafe after legal selling hours p.nd had ordered beer and food, and that Quilhot paid for the three orders. Attorneys for the defense attempted to show that the money paid had been in exchange for the food and not the beer, but failed to prove that to the satisfaction of tho court. Evidence in the Kriedler case was taken last Saturday afternoon. Uudynski and Czenkuseh testified in that case also, before Special Judcc Battle. Both cases were appealed.

MARKETS

CHICAGO MOCK. I'MoN STOCK YAIIBS. II!.. i''h-. IPMIS i:e.it IVOOo; market ..If " hiifl.er- !.iivi-.l joi.l !.n!.l.r .'.'-" fl '.") I

good fje.ivy ;.."."'. j : n-'urli 1" -ivy ;'y) J r.;.:y; ii:;:it St;. bf pi:; " '''( " ; j bulk S",r,iC,.7V. " I

CA lTbi: I :- ij't -..".): mark t Mron,', b"'V ?.Vfv7": rows ;tnl lififtTS $f.4u; i-t.M k.Ts and f.-d.-.-rs I. Vi : Tcxuiis $o' T.b: ml ve ..".o'crSlo. SH --l:M- ii.ts .(io: hi.irk-; t-aly: l-.itivf au'l wfst.ru $4. 4i7.7o ; lafl.s .V..40 (i s.7.j.

CHICAGO GRAIN. ciiicuio. i '!. mpi:mn: : winiAT M.iy .i.v?t-v' ; July L'T. coi:. .Miy 7".j'V7i's : -Tuiy ,(.. ATS .M:i v .".71; "July 'i-. bAIU-Mav $lo.4.".: .Inly SUM-". KH'.S .M.iv s:j.lr'b.'r,; July spi.Tj.

WIIKAT-Miv $t.rj;i4: -Inly Sl.J-"".. 'oi:N-.M;iy July I'iW-1-ATS--.M iy .".(,;. "Julv .".'I1 I'OUK-Miiv S17..VJ; J'idy Mv I.AKI) Max Mil.;;!; July .sp.r.J. Uir.S- .M.iy' S'.cMdi ''": -I ii v Sl'MiJ. KAiT III I I ALO STOCK. i:.ST lilTKAL't. N. V.. 1-Vb. l;. CATTLI) lteccipt'. tK'Ut'. CAI.'liS U .-li't-i 7". li.ul; m il k-t. :itiv-. lower: mil t lioiic .." r, srj... SIII-:i:i jiimI LAMIiS liweipts 4H) h..;d: u:irkt. :i-tive ;iinl firm: lioio l.uuiH ."..:;.Vf !.."-o : mil t f:iir S-'V'.: ycM lings s7 d;s.::., ; h.'j ..".r,7.-lo. IPm;- Kc.t'ipts mi: niaik.t. ;i'ti timl firm: Yorkers $7.."f'rf 7.7-" : pi-s S7.V.; 7.s-" : mlxeil .7.."-"i'; ", ; ; havy -Sd.VH i' T. 1 ; roughs ''! .!.-"; .stag SUf s.

SOUTH BEND MARKETS

I'OlTrilY AM MKATS. (Correelfd Dall.v by .llmnie .Murk!, I'M . Jefferson lilv.l.) roi'LTKY - Taving 1". selling -joe. YKAb-l'aving celling ITh-. ni:i:r-Koast jr.. boiiiuij il portcriious? .'Wl40. sirloin :U"e. 1 1 AM Selling 1.-. IV.i:i-ellinj ISc. TKOYISION. (orreted Dally by V. YV. Mueller, ltd K. Jeffehii IJlvtl.) FIiriT Oranges per as., selling at 'JMfii'AU- per do.. : lenions er ease ..t.ro, selling at per doz.; bananas, huneh SI. 7.". selling at .Vr'.V jter doz. YTM'.F.TAbbrS-Cabbnge. paying le per 11... s'illDg at L'e pr lb.; potatoes, paying 40. selling at CO--. IU'TTKIS AMI i:r,(rS-Country butter, paying i'o::.'e. selling 'Sr : ereaniery butter, paying IVJ, selling .".7-: eggs, strictly fresh, paying L'.". selling ..

SKIIDS. (Corrected Daily by Warner IIro. Sw.l store. 114 I-:. Wayne St.) TIMOTHY $:i.rWff$l er bit. Ili:i CLOYF.i:-.Vi$10 per Im. A I. PA IFA S 1 or . 1 per bu. ALSIKi; CLOVJ-:i:-.-10 per bu.

HAY. STKAW AND CKKD. (CorriTfceI Daily by the Wesley Miller l lour anil IVeJ Co.. 4'.0 S. Mbhlgan St.) HAY Paving ?1ivi$U. selling . M0t .1 s. STK.UV--raying .$7rL;S selling .nt. jnr.l ,"VO. p'r bale. CORN -Paving 7-V. selling s.".r, .m . OATS - Pin ing ".. selling at iWnl'r. I'LOVKi: Si:i;i) I'aving ns, selling .?10. TIMOTHY- Selling at $1. A LFAI.TA Selling nt $10. I T.Ol It AND I KKD. (Corrertwl Daily by Knobloek ami Gini. Hlraiilie A v.) WIIRAT- Paying per bu. OATS Paying .7V per bu.. selling GV.. C HtX I'nylng 7.V per bu.; selling .s."e. KYI- rayinp $1 .CM) per bu. LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Daily by Major llrov, S. I-ogrnn St.) HBAVV PAT sn:i:itS Pair to goovl, Cfi. tie: prime. to l.KM lbs., 0Jf712c. lim;s ir.o lbs. up. fii.i.")fir..-jr. LAM P.S Live Hq.V', (lressel lL'Hc. TAM.OW AND II I DPS. (Correetecl Daily by S. W. I.ippnvan. 210 N. Main St.) TALLOW Hough Wa?,". rendered. No. 1, 4ffjtV: No. J. rrNc. I! 1 1 !- Green, No. 1. lOnir.e; calf skia.

KALEY CIVIC CLUB TO WITNESS STUDENTS' PLAY

Regular meeting of the Kaley Civic club will be held tonight at the Kaley school. The program will open with an instrumental duet. Then will follow a play, "Handy Andy," by tho Kales school students; "Magic Wand," a musical novelty in one act will be given by residents of the school district; students of the school will give an instrumental duet at the close. It ?s announced that the school wiil be open every evening during the remainder of the week.

HOLD 13 MEMBERS OF NIGHT RIDING BAND

HICKMAN. Ky.. Feb. 2 3. Thirteen white men charged with being members of a night riding band which hns been terrorizing negroes in this neighborhood, were held in jail here today in default of $500 bail each.

New Spring Veils Specially Priced 35c and 50c A variety of pretty meshes with bewitching borders of chenille and velvet.

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THE STORE THAT SELLS WOOLTEX

Early Spring Sale of Splendid

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THE NEW IN Spring Hats Just Arrived Fresh from the style markets of New York came our new showing of Appliques as trimmings; also others with quills, wings, fruits. Our price moderate TC fC as usual pJ.UU

Dresses at $10 and $15 They are not $20 and $25 Dresses because om 19.75 and 25.00 Dresses

are better than the ones we offer you in this sale, but these dresses are made of extra quality Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Radium Satins and are the very best quality you ever saw for the

money, Just the dresses for every kind 1

of service. Lots of Blacks, sizes for Ij "AT 1 TT 7 AS 11 if!

Misses and W omens to 4 b all priced

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at $10.00 and $15.00.

We can lit every type of figure the young girl as well as the stout woman. Have arrived, the latest spring models.

Kr'orit jGaccd Conrcts

To gratify the desire of the woman who seeks a corset that represents the ultra exclusive this corset is designed. The momentest detail is given unusual attention. Priced at $3.50, $5.00 and $6.50 for quality are moderate

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Tailor Made Suits

i li ey are wondertul values. It J ! you knew how we had worked toj get these garments made, youT' would understand why we can sell such values. All Wool Serges, Poplins, in black, navy and checks. Made in new spring styles. Short jackets, circular skirts, misses' and women's sizes to -ie.

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IV ew Dprmg n louses Waists arrived, hundreds of beautiful new designs.

Flowered Crepes in white and flesh, ffif

special values at

WAISTS AT $1.00 Just arrived a large assortment showing many new styles in Barred Voiles, Dotted Swiss and Fine Lawns. Some with collars and vestee of sheer materials; others lace trimmed.

S. W. Cor. Michigan St and Jefferson Blvd. n Iri y r i If ' ii

roit .Ji:rrnu:s auto.moiut.ks. poc l'razier & Frazier, pencral repairing. Distributing agents for I'osh Magnets and Strombers ('arburator, 110-120 Lincoln V.'ay K. Adv.

Special showing of Pictures. "Wallace Nutting", Colonials and Landscapes this week at Lowers. 120 So. Michigan st. Advt.

Are Women Naturally Despondent? A prominent writer so claims. Women are constituted with a delicate (uranism ami in nine cases out of ten mental depression may be attributed to an abnormal condition of the system, which expresses itself in nervousness, sleeplessness, backache, headaches. causing constant misery and as a result despondency. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a simple remedy made from roots and herbs, is the one urrcat remedy for this condition. It poos to the root of the trouble and overcomes despondency. Adv.

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CHILDREN'S DRESSES

si.oo Dresses,

w'WV.ttl Children's New Colored Yach Dresses, ages ( to M; all colors. WOMEN'S DRESSES

Si (.()() Dresses, ;nrvi:i1 3s n

New Serge Dresses, all colors, black, navy, Copen, sand, puty, Belgium blue, etc.

NEW WAISTS 55.00 Waists, special

New Crepe and Lace Waists; large se lection; all sizes.

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NEW EMBROIDERIES

50c kind, special

All widths from U) to IS inches with wonderful values. SILK PETTICOATS S3.9S values, 1 Q3 special ""w New Black Silk and Colored Silk Petticoats in all colors.

BLACK SILKS

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1 8-inch Black Messaline Silks; all new.

Sherman 139 S. Michigan St. MI Wed

Dresses

BERT ALLMAN, formerly of Plymouth, Ind., Manager.

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219-221 South Michigan St. Entrance through and over Independent 5c-10c-25c Store. Take the elevator and save on every purchase.

8c yard-wide Muslin for Wednesday only. 2,000 yards smooth quality unbleached muslin B

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39c Brassieres for Wednesday only, 2 for

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THAT WILL TEMPT EVERYBODY 3LS)3C3 Ladies' all new and up to date Spring Waists in every conceivable style and pattern; values 59c, 79c, $1.00 and $1.50; nothing reserved. Choice for tomorrow

Regular $6.00 Dresses New Spring Style Special for Wednesday

EACH AT SHERMAN'S

Ladles' beautifully trimmed summer Union Suits; the 50c kind, tomorrow

Boys' 50c Knee Pants, ages to 10 years; 50c quality

HERE'S FOOTWEAR FOR EVERYBODY FOR TOMORROW Choice of any pair Ladies' Tan Oxfords or

Pumps, latest patterns, values to $4.00, for tomorrow

Choice of any Men's High Grade Shoes in.

our Shoe Department, values to $4.00, tomorrow

Marvelous values in Boys', Misses' and Chil

dren's Shoes for tomorrow ; special tables at $1.39, $1.29 and

50c to 75c grade Boys' Shirt Waists; French collar and cuffs, pe3rl buttons, for tomorrow

50c to 75c grade Ladies' Chamoisette and Pure Silk Gloves for tomorrow

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One table of clever new hemp

shapes; latest styles f and colors; choice

Beautiful fruit and flower wreaths, worth C 6 choice

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TRIM HATS FREE

Your unrestricted choice of any trimmed velvet hat CO j" A you house One lot of pretty Silk and Satin

Turbans and Sailors; choice

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