South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 63, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1915 — Page 14

TIirHSDAV. MARCH I. 191T.. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TiMES

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SAVE YOUR HAIH!

Ladies! Men! Here's the quickest, surest dandruff cure known. Thin. !ritt!. colorlcs- und scraggy T.rtir i.s mut- ,vlcnc' of a neglected scalp; of dandruff that awful scurf. Thre is nothing mj d'.tructive to the hair a dandruff. It rohs the hair f its lt;tr its strength and its vry life; eventually producing a feverlshness and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair roots DEATHS. MILS. UAH sorsLi:v. Mrs. lah J-oudey, 86 years old, died Wednesday a'ttrnoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daugnter. Mrs. K. !. Hanson. VMl Kegent st., Nlles. The funeral will bo head Friday forenoon at 11 o'clock and burial will be in the Gumption Prairie cemetery. Mrs. So'Jslcy was well known in South Bci.d as her home for more than 50 years w;us in Greene township. Following the death of her husband, nine years ugo, she lived in this city for a time and later with her daughter at Nlles. She was the mother of Z children and there survive her 30 grandchildren anil 15 great grandchildren. Only six of her children survive and thfr.se are: Mrs. K. L. Hanson, Niks; Mrs. Noah Lehman, South Bend; Mrs. Theo Smith, North liberty; Schuyler Sousley, North Liberty; Sylvanus ousley, Morley, Mich., and Benton Weiser of Por'age Prairie, Mich. .She is also survived by four brothers and ono sister. iiKxitv iu:hiviii:isi:u. Henry Berkheiser, 7 - years old, a resident of South Bend for ."1 years, and bearing the distinction of having been emplojcd in the shipping department of the Oliver Chilled plow factory for AZ years, died Thursday morning at his residence, 1014 W. Naoier st. He is survived by live sons, John and Allen of South Bend, William of Bremen, George of Mishaaw.ika. I wis of Virginia, Minn., and two daughters, Iloso and M.abel of South Bend. Mr. Berkheiser was born in Schuykill county, I'a.. on March IS, IS :. In 1m;u he was married t Kmma Bresvirr, who is dead. In 1000 he marrbd Hattie King. who survives him. Thre,. brothers and two sisters also survive. Joseph of Mexico City. Ind., John of Sheldon. 111., and James of this city, Mrs. Alice Francis of Fern. Ind., and .Mrs. Wcnriek of this city. Funeral services will be held from the resilience Sunday afternoon at " :I!0 oVb ck. Buri d will be in the city t cna tt-ry. IH A . C. A. DFLAIIVNTV. Bev. l-'r. C'ornelius A. lelahunty S3 old. died edio .-day at Notre l..me universitj". fallowing1 an illness of a f. w days. Death is attributed to old age. Father' Delnhunty haing been in feeble health for several weeks. Father Pclahuaty was not a mem.i r f the Notro Dame eommunity. Fntil 1S7H he labored in the diocese of ireon when on account of ill health he was retired to Notre Datne :s a pensioner. He was born in Countv Claire, Ireland, in 1S::0. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning nt S o'clock from the Sacred Heart church at Notre Dame. AIRS. ANNA Ti:SKA. Mrs. Anna Tesk.i, i2 ye:irs old. i:.?. YisttiLi av., die-d Wednesday after noon. She is survived by three ! I .i.-ioglitors. Mrs. Kthel litter. Mrs. Clvde Jones and Mrs. Lydia Peterson , all of South F.end. tsh' was born in W'-ilkerton. Tnd.. Nov. 2. 1 S 2. Ml

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neral service will bo oiorninir :it 10 tt'eloi'lc i. l'n.ia ii-UI 1... i i ..rrii.u- I oeuie. ihmi.ii ii in .-v - i. cenvtery. n"- s'- -i -i" JV , -T "T 5 -f ! ' RIVER PARK .1 r ( Tiie Tulies' Aid society of the M. K. church met Wednesday afternoon at the hmne of .Mrs. l. lluhlnrd. Misiiac.aka av. Mrs. Frank Miller had ch.irtre of the (ieo!iinal service, leirinr; the businrss se.-:on, arranuements were made to hold a iastry sab' at lion tsc l.iukt r irnH tT.v tor Saturday afteitiOin. Mrs. M. Fishi-r and Mr.-. C. will have charge ot" the affair. The next uieMini: ill bo March IT. 1 lost ess. s Mrs. S. c. .Ind- :. and Mrs. C. liani. at the hottic of Mrs. Judson on Mishawaka av Mr. and Mis. Coolie Wright of X. i:i ;hth st.. hae s"l.i their proMt rty and will move to South I'eanl. y-r. John Slick if S. Seentli st . who submitted ti a SetloUs i'leratloll ill l.pojlO lie." i'u.u, i 1 1 1 ' i ' 1 1 i s Mr. and Mrs. John loibiard of lb a-ant st.. ate niovii: t the Hammond r sidetu-e '.n S. Se-nth st. Mis. i:. w. Kcjimi of N. Ninth st entt rt a iio d at . o'clock di:i::r V n-Mi:iy ni 'mn'T of h r 27th l irtii iday j a i ; n l r v . ry . A tr.ree oar.-e dinner was s. rt .!. a color of ureeii and yel low b r.irn.'.l oat. Atnoni: the Lra-sfs w . Mr. a: al Mrs. I.enord j White a:'. Mirs .In. hanr.uli Ke?nt of!. Mishawaka and ft i il llaff and Mrs.'j Chubs I.' V.j: of South lb ud. ! Mis. hr.a w lu r.- CCal it. areut. l'olb. tli. .M . INail . ! o a ( r ot Xi-rtli Caro - a v :i is. tin in. mis ..st fe-.v iia.s. l.-tt to.li for i'ai.. w ;.i : sa v.au imi net w ::vu' 'a l raer nui Imi; at V. !i .r ii lir.otiav eetii:i a bu-.ras ir.i . tiu of tile oficiai 1 a 1 vi 'A a s held. Mr. ;;::d Mv. Ilu'chins of Micliiirati are lii.Hllis; m tio- IhAiiiio.i residence a S o it u . c. V. 1., .uatoii of Kanlo..p. l?rlti.:h i ol u !i; ! a . ".(!.. who is tounmr the! I'uitt il States, h.t -i bri n sj' iitl in cr a f. u das with Mr. and Mrs. i:. J. i;ick l of S. S.t- nth st. Mr. and Mr- Anderson of Warsaw. Ind. j.iii a ha- 1 t he I larry Cus. win r'ideiu e on S. Sevnth st and '.Mil ic.o riuly si-me time this e K . .Mr-. h.irn s P lister entertained at, iui.iheoji W-d !;-.; ! y jn honor of lo r daughter. Irene's hirthdav ant'.if.s.ir'. 'ors m 1 1 lai.j for si. J Mrs.. I . f'r.TiH r lias return, d tot i it. a. !!ab. after a i-:t with bir' daughters. Mi-. If W. K rnp anil Mt. lia rli .- Ii:t : it r. le'. . I , .N . I oUlU iI Siilllll w Ili will delh.l' the . j riloM at tho Tree ilcthodis! i.hr.trh I "rid ay it nin,'.

FALLING OUT 25 CEIT DAHD

NE to shrink, loen and die then the hair falls out fast. A little Imderinc tonight now anytime will surtly save your hair. Get a 1Z cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderino from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first application your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxuriance which is to beautiful. It wii: become wavy and Huffy and have the appearance of abundance: an incomparable gloss and softness, but what will please you most will be after Just a few weeks' use, when you will actually see a lot of fine downy hair--new hair Krnwing all over the scalp. Advt. MARKETS CHICAGO GICAIN. ('UUWtlO, .March J. Opening : W IIKAT May $1.44 to .Sl.l.i; Jun SI. to -$i.i; i. ColiXMay 7:;"H to "le: .Ttilv 7"; to Kc. OATS -May to July T!2 t PoitK-May slT.rt-'.'W ; July 17.7o. LAKI) J uly SI or, J. KIHS May $'J.&T,. CHICAGO 1,1 Vf I STOCK. UNION STOCK YAItliS. 111., March 4. IHHrS Receipt 2S.(M)0: market .V lower. Mixed :inl tuitchen $.:i?Ani.7o ; t'o.nl hnvy $f,.: .." ; rough heavy &)An)n n.'St : light PA.faXi; pigs $:Waij.H); bulk .0..,ofr SOUTH BEND MARKETS POl'LTKY AMI MEATK. (CorrrctiMl Dally by Jlmmlr' Market, 123 . JrHerson lUvd.) Pni'LTKY raying W. selllne av. VI'.AI. 1'aylng 14, sHltn;; It 1 Itoaxt boiling 1J, porterhouso IVftih), sirloin .'I'm-. HAM -Selling is.v LAUD Seillnff IV. ricovisioxs. (CorrfTtrd Dally by V. W. Muellrr, 216 K. JcfTrrooa lllvd.) FIIT'IT Orange, per case. $2.r.O. Polling at 'jofitv per dz. ; lemons pr crise, f;.,"KJ, selling at lT((i. '.' per doz. ; b.nnnnus, per huneli. .1.7.. hilling at ."fij.rc per doz.. Vi:;i7rAi:u:s Cabbage.paylng lic per lb., selling nt per lb.; potatoes, paying 4(K; selling at OV. ii;rn;K and i:iw Country butter, paying LWiWk-i selling iViV; creamery Mutter, paying od, selling eggs, strict ly fivHh, paying In.-, celling 2o to "JSc. SEEDS. (Corrected Iaily by AVurner Uron. Store, lit K. Wayne St.l TIMOTHY $?...r(i4 per bu. i:r.D CHVI-;U ,Ssr,f$io per bu. ALFALFA-Jirftr$lJ per bu. ALSIKi; CLOVKIi $10 rr bu. II AY. STRAW AND FF.KD. (Corrected Dally by tli AVelry Miller I lour ami I r'd Co.. 120 S. Michigan St.) HAY Paying $12fijl$ll, selling at lCi " ST 1 1 A W l'a j i n $7(fi5?, selling nt $10 and . per bal. COKN Paying 7.V. selling at S."iX. OATS Paying ,Vw. selling nt i'Mii'; CUY1-:U SKBD-Paylng .s, selling at sio. Hydraulic Av.) TIMOTHY- Selling at $4. A I. PAL I'A Montana grown, selling at $ 1 ! I I.Ol It AND FKKD.

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3 1 M 219-22S S. Michigan 10 and 2jc ho. e. ir 1 1 or staircase through

There is no store of a similar character in this vicinitv. Never before

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merchandising. "It is truly wonderful," you will say, "what our SSS will buy" here." considered, these are remarkable and irreproachable' values for Friday and Saturday.

r Men's Shoes A wonderful new lot of r 1 men s worth Sample Shoes, from S2.00 to 1 S4.00. in $1.88 and & -a 2 lots. at i O MEN'S UNION SUITS 5"c vrr;ule men's summer Union Suits, special for Friday and Saturday, i Jj , - j) lv r i

Record BFeaktog MILLINERY

FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 8:30 SHARP

One lot of ueiiuine OMrieli I-m eis. Stick-up, aiul lkmil, all rot i or, vtorth to $1..0, for lYiday and Siitunlay. . . . 23c Tor l'rhlav and Saturday only. one (able of Triniinol Spring Hats. lati-M -tlc and made to m U fer Sr..9. $1.45 Ililiot grade lins in tin nw The S2.U0 ki?ul. hoict )trit U military lom95c

(Crr.-Ml Pailv hv KnoUIork and C.inr. WHIIAT- iMvlng 51.."-" ' oats --Ruing K-r biu. ""'ii;;.-' u"'CKN lylia- 7."V r l.u.; s-Ilin v -' i:Vi:-ray!rj; ?1 i-r tu.

i.ivt: mock. (Corrfftrtl lally l.v Major Hro., Sl.ogan M. IIKAVY FAT Ti:i:US Kair to pood, b LOW PRICES Q U 7 , -im y- m VI. X; -' o

Grocery Bargains for Friday & Saturday 5c Box 1 A Pounds of EjJ 5ct .PacIlag,e Tooth Pick, 1 U . Sugar for .OrC Baking Soda 3c With Order of 81.00 or Over. Jc

25c Jar Preserves, A p all flavors A a O 15c can Tomatoes, hand packed, solid . 2 cans Baked Beans, with Tomato Sauce 20c can Sliced Pineapple 25c bottle Catsup 2 10c pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 lbs. Fancy Head Rice 3 lbs. Hand Picked Navy 3eans 10c 15c 14c 15c 15c 17c 21c

Sound 5 c Quart

Red or Yellow Onions, &h15c:...55c 3 5c pkgs. 1 1 n Washing Powder . . . J. JL Kj 3 South Bend 'i tlr School Tablets I iS C 3 rolls Toilet 1 A Paper. . . 1UC 6 bars American Sr Family Soap bi3j 10 large bars Laundry Soap btJj

FREE DEMONSTRATION Come in and See How Tarnished Silverware can be Cleaned No Scouring, No Scratching.

Bell Phone 2053

325-327 S. MICHIGAN STREE

River Park Deliveries Tlnirsd

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St., in conjunction with the Independent 5,

Find entrance to our departments by elevator

the main floor to 2nd and 3rd floors.

. . able to reap conlmuous benelits

Ladies' Gloves S 1.50 and S2.00 grades genuine Chamois and pure Kid Gloves in all colors, biggest value ever offered. Friday and Saturday,

Misses' Dresses Hih grade misses' 75c to $2.00 Dresses. Great assortment. Friday and Saturday, choice,

LADIES' UNION SUITS 5oc Union Suits for ladies, neat trimming and fine texture, very special for Friday and Saturday,

BOYS' SUITS New lot of grade boys' F Suits just arrived, to $3.5o. for and Saturday, New Spriivu ShaiH-s in tinc'st quality 1 liip. all latot color, and stl. Clm Uv Marling 1 riday 79c We Trim Hats Free New Hemp shapes, in black. !s,ind. ns., army blue, battleship Mil, II.HIH"IIII $1.39 gny and all Iatot liadr4, all new haj

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to 1." rAM.OW AM HIDES. (Corrcctfi Daily hv . W. Llppnun. 210 N. Main t. TAl.I. W- K"iuh yi:v-: rendered. No. 111 Ii:s - ;t n N. 1. HHilV; cnr l t-.tlf skin, 10zls-. ICK DEUVgRV it m ' 1 -. - mmmt i i 6 s 2 cans Indiana Sweet Corn 15c 2 cans Early J fs i June Peas 2 d Kj i 2 pkgs. Raisins 2 lbs. California 1 7o H Peaches L 4 j 2 lbs. California 1 Prunes o 2 large cans 1 7 Sour Kraut i. 4 j Medium Red Salmon, 1 Sp tall can Assorted Frosted "8 SB P Cookies, lb. . . IvO Milk, 3 large or 6 small cans for. ...25c Fancy High Colored Baldwin Apples, pk. buSch. . . SI .00 Cab'eage, well trimmed, ) g solid, lb b Sweet Navel Oranges, j Fancy Bright Lemons, jJc Thin Skin Juicy S Grape Fruit, 6 for. 6kJj Fine Michigan hif Potatoes, bush EE": I ay. j Home Plionc 20GS m,tmm I2Z pin i tea. TT3 i us a visit. m historv have the trm clever buvine an.i scientific v Quality Men's Shirts For Friday and Saturday, 10 dozen blue ch am bray i n g h a m Shirts, worth 39c to 50c, choice. f0 J hie-h nmer worth Friday LADIES' SHOES AND OXFORDS Hundreds of pairs of ladies' line up-to-date t Sample Shoes, worth to M: every kind and description, at S2.lt. Si. 79 $1. .' and 51.2 I.a-t all for Fall and Winter . . m .... . . uai. worm to Mi..)U, Kin'' un-re-trictcil Iudc 33c Su-eial f(ir theo - day. wonderhil a oitment of new Spring . -1 . 29c I .on. Others an a-k-ing .Vic aiul more for thee. Mo-t wonderful l'lume value. Take advantage f thi- while it - w nit- ii $1.95 lat. S..(HI lMunu-

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URGES NECESSITY OF PLANNING II CITY President of American Park Builders Addresses Commerce Chamber.

Martin V. West, president of the ! American Park builders urged on the i members of the Chamber of Com merce the necessity of eity planning, Thursday at the weekly luncheon at the (diver hotel citv planning, is a subject that is rapidly coming to the front, he said, and will have to be reckoned with sooner or later over the country. It means to a city, he said, conservation both in property and finances. The big trouble today, he continued, is that American engineers have dwelt too much on the component parts of the city rather than on the comprehensive city. It is unique in the history of building, lie said, that in view of the fact that America has some of the best engineers in the wor.d. yet her eities are poorly planned. Year after year they have gone abroad to get ideas, he said, but the present war put an end to this and for a time at least they will, happily, have to depend on their own initiative. At present, he said, there are 2S city planning commissions formed while .".0 cities have drawn up city plans. But the trouble, he said, with most of these is that they are merely schemes for beautifying the city. Proper location of streets, factory districts and grouping of administration buildings is forgotten. Washington, D. C, is the only city in the country today, said West, which is built according to plans. Idneoln, .Nebraska, is now undergoing a rebuilding according to plans and is being pointed to as a model. roil .tkitiui:s AiTOloi5iu:s see Frazier : Frazier. general repairing. Distributing agents for Bosh magneto and Stromberg Carburetors, US-120 Lincoln wav i:. Adv. Tag day sufferers. March C for Polish war Advt. Louis Loan Bank moved to HO." S. Michigan st. Money loaned on diamonds, watches and jewelry. Advt. ftute of lananiifl A. l irk. NOTICK OP FINAL ACCOFNT. r.y direction of Kciil.cn A. Fink. Admin-i-tmtr of the Itnte of Binnmiel A. Pink, bite of St. .Teseph County, in tho State of Indiana. ile -eased. Notice is Hereby liven to the heirs, legThese Specials Santa Claus Laundry Soap 10 bars for 28c WASH TUBS Galvanized, No. 1, for these two hours only 39c FIRE SHOVELS With round handle . , .3c Hi CHAMPI0N,, LYE 10c can for 6c COMBINETS With bail handle and cover for 49c TUMBLERS Clear ghss, Colonial style, set of 6 for 17c FAMILY SCALES Best quality, slanting dial, weigh up to 24 pounds, by ounces, each 79c DRESS GOODS Gray and sand color diagonals; red whipcord, honeycomb checks in combinations of blue, red, and black and white; good wool dress materials for women's and children's wear, per yd. 38c TUSSAH CREPE Silk and cotton lustrous 36inch dress fabric in pretty dress shades, such as rose, gray, tan, lavender, navy and black; 75c quality, per vard ..49c WHITE DIMITY In stripes, checks and barred patterns, per yard 8c BATH TOWELS Bleached Turkish, each. .7c CURTAIN SCRIMS 36-inch, white and cream, neat lacy and plain hemstitched borders, per vard 1214c

MI CHIGANr- COR. VCVjTKE STREET. S OUTH B CN TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OUR BARGAIN DAY

;.tc :ii:.l (I'vi.-'i ,f siM il'vclcii!, a:nl.nnI ruij.t.ui in. n. .ill other persons int.-np-.l i:i .d! If:te. j t- Mr. .-r-. :,i!e at. th:it -oM Al:nl::itrat.r ha- tiled In t h'.n j Town .-f . ,-.di. ; 'mrt lii- jM-f-niiit and vj.-her fr t!- and ot'.r i r it v.

tin:il v-ttlern.-nt -f vaid lt:ife. ai.il t !- are t !irrvfire hereby required t " be npiir la ;t'.d Court : t!:e Tth d iy of Aj-ri!. I'M". xl;en )., ur.e ulll be hmr!. .Mid make proof t.f tb.-lr heirship, or cl.ilia t any pnrt aid Itate. ;Uid h-v Mtue if uvy Clure be. why sab! account and voucher should not be approved. Wit n.-. the Ch-rk and the Se;l of the St. .lopl) Circuit Ci.nrt at S.."Jt!i Ib'Tid. In.liin.i. tlii 4t!i dav -f :in!i. T.M.". i;i:ok;i: t. kaap.. clerk. P.y Cli.irl'' Ki:ib, Pejuity. NOTICK TO ABENTEi;. State of Indl.ina. Sr. Joseph (Numty. in the St. .lo-Jeph Superior Curt. February Term, l'.d.". Complaint. Nt. -17. Mary Svi.itwy vs. .Itiseph Swiatowy. T Joseph Switowy, (Jreetlng: You are heret.y notified th-it the abovenamed pI.-dntltT iuis t!i'.s day tiled in the ofnVe of the Clerk of said Court her crt:dn -riiplaiiit or petition alleging therein aning other things, that you. th said defendant, on the lt day of May. l'.toT. being then a resident of the City if South P.end. in the County of St. .To.ph. and State f Indiana, and the same being your uua". place of residence, went t parts unknown :ind have continuously since t-:dd d.ite r--mained absent and unheard from, leaving property in said County, without hiving made any provision whatever for its v"iitrol or management; that by reason thereof said property suffering wate for want of proper care, and praying that your estate may be adjudged by said Curt subject to administration and an administrator thereof duly appointed. Now therefore. y,u. the said Joseph SwhipMvy, defendant and absentee aforesaid, are hereby notified that s;iid complaint and matters therein alleged ill vm up for hearing and determination in said Cotirt at the Court houe in the City of South Itend. County of St. Joseph and State aforesaid, on Monday, t lie M.'th day of March. I'.'l... or as soon thereafter as sn.-fi liea ring can be hearth Witness, the Clerk and seal of sal, Court at South P.end. Indiana, this lMh day February. 11M-".. c.i:oi:;b m. kaai:. cierk 11 v S. II. Tobolsk!. Poputv, William N. Pergan. Atty. for PluintifT feb 2 "." Tnar 4 or NOTICK OF VI MAC II KAKINfi. Ndiie is henby given tiliat a Public Hearing ou the ft)lhiwlng proposed franhise will be had in the Osoeola school house on Monday. March 1.". P.'ir, at s oNMook p. m.. at which time and place said franchise will be finally considered by the Poard of Town Trustees of the Town of Osceola. Indiana: ORDINANCE NO AN OKIUNANCi: JKANTINt; TO INDIANA ANB MICHIGAN KId! vi PIC COMPANY Tin: nnniT t i:ki:ct and MAINTAIN POLPS. WIPi;S. CONDT. ITS ANB OTHKH API'AKATPS. I 'Oil TIIF TItANS.MlSSTON A N I IHSTltlP.FTroN OF PLPCTPICITY IN. ON. oi:k. fndkp and alonc. tub KTKF.BTS. AI.LF.YS AND PFIlbK! PLACID OF TUB TOWN OF OSCPOI.A. INDIANA. Pe it ordained by the Koard of Trustees of the Town of Osceola, Indiana. Section 1. - Indiana and Mi higan Plci-trie 'orapany. Its successors and assigns, be and they hereby are authorized to erect

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CHILDREN'S DRAWERS Muslin, lace trimmed, per pair 9c UNDERSKIRTS For women; a small lot of soiled muslin petticoats, deep embroidery or lace and ribbon trimmed, SI. 00 value for 65c CORSETS For women; low bust, medium hips, with hose supporters, () to 1 i a. m. only 23c APRONS Women's full length bib aprons of assorted colors check gingham, 2 large pockets, white piping trimmed, each . ,29c . BEAR LUSTRE White, all sizes for embroid ering, per skein 2c RIBBONS Satin and taffeta, 3 1 j-inch, in black, white and all colors, per yard 9c GERMANTOWN YARN In black, white and colors, per skein 9c FEATHERBONE Warren's, white and black, per yard 4c Kirk's Genuine JAP ROSE Glycerine Soap 6 cakes for 35c TORCHON LACES CI uny patterns; wide edgings and insertions in white and ecru, 12c quality, per yard 8c REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES All widths and all kinds at onlv a fraction of former prices. On a bargain table for easv choosing.

ard a.o-j Ipu f , r- .;! pla- es t . u '. -s. O'li'i'; ! The ti-ju-mis;..;. ari-1 di-'t ibur.o: S.-i. 2. The ofhT i J par :tt;s itV hereof -h.ll i'i;is"t oi! !ri,i f i po'. -s. if i X, (M. t 1 . f e!--t ri ity. . v i-h, co-u'.r.'' r.v . ted :.r. Wr the a:thor- !: a!I rc; t f first o.d :i'it ria!. and iM T:i':if ; ir if'.s fl. '! kept in g !. operating ie tr aa u: condition. See. .-..All rurb f s-fid ii rb. w h-r- . Pti" h.-'s .cen i : r. a t e ! y a mr placed iii fro l-.:t .V.. treet. j-:-t ur!- .-Vist ; i- s;.e ( T S.'il'l u ! Tio a;rb m 1 -tab!S!..-d. nr." : but '. it app''"- ' s.i 11 be t -f the door . f .i-iy !.;: i r "i . rvept tlic owner r eut ram e t ai ! -,e or wit!: the evptes, ernd-Hi thereof. Sec. 4.--T1." p rs ri or c idling the franchise ere'. -p'Titi -n eerv glided s; .,'! i J.O d .i:.d s , f. 's ;i ;,d : her a p-l!::ii-h !! th s ilr-s br ic'.t eaio-:.-d br the at all time. ma.n" :". conditii'U all its p;.v. wr paratus. and "lull it all t 'wn harmh sx t"tni ill agaii'sr it for di:n.i"s. o erection, confirm Tro;. :a 1 1 r.t a u.. . ration of the plant or in..- . f . , coinpany m aii town. If suit shall be broaght igidi-t ti " pnn by any person or per :.r:a r;'.rition. for damages dlcg-d jo t!:- .It "f improp'T :ii.il!il''ii:i:i'f -f !!.. p s. wires anl other apparatus . f the Tn1i-ir-an-1 Mlddgan Pb-tri'- Con;p:ray. :e town shall nidify fl. In.!:.' -.a "sr.! M!Mgin Plei trie Co:np any. it hc. . j .ps rr xigas. Immediately after -r 1 of pr ccxs .f the pM;dency -f s;: !i Miii, and !t shall be the duty "of aid Irdi.'-t ;, " d Mi-liigin Phvtric Con. p. my. its s...,,,,., or assigns, to appear at.d ibfcr,d Tie , .,. Should jllilgnent be recovered by t h plaintiff for d images against s.iid t -r n iifii!i stcii con.plaint. the Imliana rv d Mi(higtn Pletrit' Company, its ve... or assigns will, upon tlrinl Judgment, p-y the same lt!i ac rusl rests. Sn-. The person or corporation ls!ng tise fran!iie l;ere!iy grantc.l s'dl at all times have the right t tiim iftrees over, under r through whh-h -t'd lit'.e or lin". exjeml ::s is TMsessary f. r t' proper operation of its llr.e or loc. witliout conferring any liability then by. Sev . -The pTsn or corporat'.ou ee--I'lslng the franchise hereby granted shi'I iit be oini lb I, for the purpo-. of fu--r.Nhbig dectrii-.il service to any inhabitant of said town if Osceola, ! extend it li: . for ncre than a dit.iTe of two h'indr-! tiffy CJ."M( fe.t. It is agreed. i.c.eer. J I. it extensions of lines ard servi- ti .any a d all customers in said town located within saM diTanoo or -j..o ! t iroin any mi.n or sub-feeder supplying the class of Service desired will be mole within reasonable time after application therefor a'-d the signing of a cotitr.nt by mi. h cust.mer fr a r-asoti : bie hr.gth if tlrne. with a proper guarantee. vec 7. Indiana ati-l Michigan 'A" '-' Company .-hall, within thiitx Iis from the passare of this ort;nin.e. lib- wirh the Iloanl of Trustees of Cs.vohi. Imlia:i i. i-i writing, an unconditional i.e. -opt. in f c.. same. Sec. Imliana atiil Mii-logan Ph- tri. Company hereby agrees fnrtiish pow.r lint tr-nwliiit t.l..Irli-it r ff. t'.it 'I'uvi n ..f Osceola within ninety i'.o days fi.on dab' of this fr.an hise. Sec. ..- This ordlnane' shall be in for-e from and after its passage, for the ie:,.i of li ft v t'ni ve.irs. poapd ' Ti:rsn:i:s It of the Town of Oscfola. It. liat a. 11 A. M. only BED SHEETS Extra tine bleached sheeiin i 72x9o-inch; hemmed, readv for use; each 44c BLANKETS Gray with blue or red border, per pair . . .' 39c OUTING FLANNEL 4!2c Per yard DRESS GINGHAMS Assorted patterns and colors, per yard 8c HALF PRICE FOR ANY FUR SET IN THE STORE Spring is almost here but another winter will roll around and then you'll be glad you made this investment. FOR THESE TWO HOURS ONLY Choice of ANY winter Suit in the store at $7.50 And the assortment includes a number of the handsomest and tinest suits we have had. Sold up to $2.S.no. In broadcloth, wool crepe, poplin, diagonal and gabardine. $1.00 GOWNS 73c The choice of any of our splendid women's si. 00 heavy outinir flannel night gowns. Several different styles. UNDERWEAR For women, fleeced ribbed vests and pants, per garment 18c ANY WINTER HAT FOR 49c MEN'S UNDERWEAR Heavy ribbed fleeced cmn union suits, splendid Sl.no garments, at 75c

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