South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 63, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1915 — Page 7
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
THURSDAY. MAKCII 4, 1 0 1 T,.
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SOCIETY
Chic White Felt Hat Faced And Bound With Figured Ratine
Mrs. W. II. .Cnoor. 112. II. P. road'ny. entertained t h memlx is of th
Homo Needled orkcr's 1 u I Wednesday j evening. The time was spent with j sewing and contents .and the hostess ,
t-erved refreshments. In two weeks the club will rnee with Mrs. Carl Cilery, 1421 Miami M. Tin: Indies' AM society of the First IJrethr n church met at the home of
Mrs. Kosi Dausman, X. Adams j fct., for an all day meeting; Wednes- !
morning was
needlework. I 'inner w as noon by the hostess. In noon the regular monthly
.j)fnt with .served at the after-devotional
meeting was held. The mission study was conducted by Mrs. Klva Thomas. The musical numbers were in charge of Mrs. White, Mrs. Garwood and Miss I ausman. The next irueting will be Apr. 7 at the home of Mrs. Cloorge Urey, Kcasey st. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Fociety of Grace M. F. church met Wednesday afternoon in the tabernacle. The .subject for the day being "The Child at .School". Mrs. "William Inwood read a paper on "Glimpses of Kindergarten"; Mrs. Anna Henderson read a b allet on "Thank Offering"; Mrs. K. M. Morris had a reading and Mrs. Paul "Walters had charge of the "Mystery Fox" which concluded the program. Refreshments were .served at the close of the afternoon by the hostesses. Mcsdames Walker Flace. Miles Fasfott, J. Petit and John Dyers. The .society will meet Apr. 7 at the tabernacle. Mrs. Walter Funk, ir.Z W. Washington a v., was hostess to the members of the Wednesday club Wednesday afternoon. The subject for the day wax "The Mohammedan Rebellion". Mrs. F. K. Austin was leader. A social time followed the meeting. The members of the club will entertain March 10 in the studio rooms of the J. M, S. building when Mrs. Flla Adams Moore of Chicago will lecture on "Modern Switzerland". The next regular meeting of the club will be .March 17 at the home of Mrs. F. F. Austin. W. Jefferson blvd. The Woman's Dible class o met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F. P. Shirk, 11 If E. Marion st. The study of Exodus was continued and Mrs. M. I. Mitchell was the leader. The class will meet March 17 with Mrs. Shirk. Mrs. Nelson Jones was hostess to the members of the Shakespeare circle Wednesday afternoon. The usual current events discussion was held, Mrs. A. Staples had a paper on "Foxer Uprising", Mrs. F. H. P. rugger on "War With Japan" and Mrs. W. O. Williams on "Face". A social time was njoyed. Mrs. F. H. P.rug!:or. in 9 W. Colfax a v., will entertain the circle March 17. Mrs. George Frank. ? Harrison av , was hostess to the 1. I. club Wednesday. A pleasant afternoon was spent with cards, after which the hostess served a dainty lunc heon. W. Parker of Chesterton, Ind., was a guest of the club. Members of the Modern Aachtcs Hub were entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Vada Ferg, IMS Kemble a v. The features of the evening were a "Pullman party" and music. Supper was served 1 the hostess at the Hose of the evening. The club will meet in two weeks. At th 1 meeting of the Dorcas so. ciety of St. Paul's Methodist church held in the entertainment parlors of the church Tuesday afternoon election of oti?rs was held. The following were beted: Mrs. X. S. Cingrich. president: Mrs. T. W. McOonongh, vice president; Mrs. C. p. Grismar. secretary, and Mrs. Arthur Middleton, treasurer. Plans were made for local relief work. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in sewing infants' clothing. A social hour and picnic supper was enjoyed.
Mrs. A. Lt. F.renner, Z J 4 Haney aw,' entertained the members of the
rsortii Mile culture clun Wednesday; afternoon. The remaining chapters! of "Ics Miserable" were read and a paper on the success of it was given by Mrs. A. H. Messiek. A general . discussion on current events followed. Refreshments were served during the social time. The club will meet .March 17 with Mrs. F. K. Jenkins. 1031 Yukon av. Members of the Woman's Idterary Hub were entertained at the home of Mrs. Herbert Smith, X. I-ifaycttc st.. Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ada Campbell gave a paper on "Why North and South America Are Different and a Patio Comparison" and Mrs. Myron Campbell read one on the " Flowing Road" by 'as per Whitney. The meeting was followed by a sot ial time. Mrs. Smith will entertain the Hub March 17. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of St. James' Fpiscopal church was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Klljott. vf W. Colfax av.. Wedm sday aft moon. Mrs. Fickenseher gave a synopsis of the life of Judson. the famous misfionary, and M-s Mary May White gave an interesting talk on her recent visit to North Carolina and of the life of the people in the mountain cabins in Highland, a missionary field. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting. The society will meet Apr. 7 with Mrs Charlotta Fanta. 4 1 W. Washington :iv.. when the subject will be "Medi al Missions". Mrs. Judd will be b ader.
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English Government Rewards Motherhood
Great Campaign For Healthy Babies Begins With Care and Teaching Mothers.
The Wanarnaker Sale of Silk
the Silk Sale youVe been
waiting for is Nov On at
Ellsworth's.
Dy Ta Hacontoiiso. Quite a smart hat for the southern winter resorts is this ef white ft It, the crown bound with a scarf of white figured ratine fastened in th - center with a covered button of the material. Ratine also faces the undcrbrim and across the side of the hat is laid a Hat wing of white feathers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. J. li. Witwer has been removed from Fpworth hospital to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Elbel, 1011 Michigan av. Ralph St. John will leave Apr. 1 for a two months' trip to Seattle, Wash., and the Panama exposition.
Announcements
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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS
"S(c 5c 5S 5jC 5jC lC V V V V tfilKTIIS. Iiorn to Ir. and Irs. Iadislaus Ko lacz, 22US W. Schmidt St., a daughter, March 2.
Mrs. .Mabel FcUer Daugett tells ir. March i'lctoiial Ft view jiiit what the
I Fnght-h goveinmei.t Uvjing to imj prove eonditioiis in the birth aiiu ; raising of babies. A group ot medical men went out ;afier tho statiMics. Tiirty per cent i of the deaths of children under om ! year of ae, they reported, were to ( !.e traced to that or.e eause of ma- ' ternal exhaustion. Then the way to : begin wilii the babies u,,v to begin jwilh the nadhtrs. And the governi merit tool, immediate steps, as was ', announced in the hou.e of parliament, ! "for the improvement of the condi- ' tieos of pie'-naey and chiMbirth and t infant iaiing tliroimliout tiie whole ! country.'' j The ;:o shillings bonus injures Fiat. : there shall always bo money in the i house at the crhical juncture to jiafr soa.e t'ort of care for mother and i child, to be paid on the birth of a i baby to every family with an income 'of lc-s than Hit) pounds a year. This is but one feature of the great camI pa;;;! i inaugurated for tlie eonserva- ; tion of the chibl. It is 1 oked upon i by the Fnglishwomm f the working classes as a great luxury to b able to j "lie up in bed" for a week, while an- . other woman comes in to attend to your household and wait on you while . you fold your bands and get strong, j And if you shouldn't get strong, the ! government may not want you so
much as even to wash your dishes. There is a prenaev s:ckne:-s benelit.
which you may ree-iw. if your
certifies to vour no d for it. a
! sum of se cn shillings and sixpence i per week for a pr-ricd of l'G we ks. t while you are not supposed to lift a I !i :r., r to any liousdiild labor. Ti;at'.-; the way the new maternity is appreci.tt d. And the bbrth of a ba!. now in England is important enoii-h that the government takes note of it.
Ity tb' notification of births art, the in w arrival must he reported w ithin f!f. hours at the l-'alth department of your borough. About a week later a "lady health visitor"' is sent by the department to inquire if you're all right and how you're getting on. out of her hand-bag- she passes you a pamphlet of inr-truct ions on "How to I'.ring UP a r.aby," the liist paragraph of which says: "Keep your own health good. The health of your baby depends on your own." She tells yofl that any time you want her advice, about the baby, she'll be glad to come, but that really to learn how. you should go to the School for Mothers. And she directs you to the nearest one.
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Printed Chiffons and Voiles in beautiful Stripes and Figured Designs values up to S3. 50 per yardSpecial sale price 95c. 40 in. Crepe de Chines, all shades, ?1.50 value Sale price $1.15. 40 inch Crepe-Meteors, Radiums, Canton Crepes, French Taffetas, Liberty Satins, Charmeuse and Others S2.00 and S2.50 values $1.50 per yard. Gros-de-Londre $1.50 and S 1.85 per yard, in all the new shades. Chiffon Taffetas, S1.25 to 32.00 per yard. $2.50 Crepe Meteor, in all the new shades Special $2.00. Plain and Fancv French Taffetas, Sl.75 to S2.50. French Faille all shades widths 36 in. to 42 in., $1.75 to $2.45. 36 in. $1.50 Satin Duchesse or Messaline, Special Sale Price $1.00. New Black "Ribbo" Silk this is one of the season's novelties, $1.50 to $2.00.
PERSONALS. Ladislaus Drzewiccki arrived here this morning from Chicago to make his home. Miss Angela Iloupszynska, who has
been here for several days visitn
MRS. J .B. CAMPBELL IS VICE PRESIDENT OF Y.W.
At the regular meeting of the board of directors of the V. W. C. A. Thursday morrvng Mrs. J. I!. Campbell was elected second vice president of the ho;rd to fill a vacancy. Keports
with j from the cafeterty showed steady in
Imported Pongees, $1.25 grade. Special $1.00. inch Black Messaline, $1.25 value, Special 75c.
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Many silks in this Wanarnaker Sale are not listed here only a few sample prices in the various lines.
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Fortunate Indeed will be Those Who Get these Welworth Blouses
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So far superior to ordinary Waists procurable at this price are Wehvorth's that it is always rare good fortune to obtain one or more. They're just a few in this week's shipment and they won't be here lon.
7MG BR.tGMTST SPOT if TOl?N
The Women's Missionary society -of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:4 5 o'clock In the church parlors. The hostesses will be Mrs. J. C. Yeagley, Mrs. William Weld and Miss Fannie Uabbitt. The annual meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. II. Shonts, 2oU K. Marion st. The olttcers for the ensuing year will be elected and the report of the year's work given. Mrs. Robert French, 102 9 Vassar a v., will entertain the members of tho Neighborhood circle Friday afternoon. The Women's Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Nelson Windsor. Ti'.G Howard a v. The assisting hostesses will be Mesdames J. ( McClavc, Zeitlcr and A. U. Chambers. The (J. F. C. club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. II. Wass, 130 11. liurel st.
mends, lett today lor ka.st Chicago. crease in patronage and rcc iiits and
Frank mlth of Indianapolis ia injf ncf.urairin.tr reports .were also given the city on business. ! from the P.ibb department. Miss -Mrs. M. Krzeszewska has returned 1 Carpenter, secretary of the associa
te) Otis after a few days' visit with ' tion. reported that the Smth
relatives and friends here. .Tie was! Watch Co. and Wilson T.ros. shirt fac-
VISITORS' DAY A SUCCESS
TAJJiS AT XOTItF, DAM K. What was undoubtedly the best travel talk presented at Notre Dame this year, was offered by Himh O'Donnell last night in his final talk to tho students of the university. The subject was "Rome Yesterday and Today."
APRIL McOALIj IWTTHUNS NOW ON SALK. McCall Patterns, Magazines and style sheets for April are re.dy. Advt. Geo. Wyman fc Co.
Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy is Home-Made
r.anllj Prepared In m Few 3IInnte. Cheap but Vneqaaled
Some people arc constantly annoyed from one year's end to the other with a rersistent"bronchial cough, which is wholy unnecessary. Here is a home-made remedy that gets right at the cause and will make you wonder what became of it. (Jet 22 ounces Pinex (50 cents worth) from any druggist, pour into a pint bottle and fill "the bottle with plain granulated sugar pvtup. Start taking it at once. (Iraduafiy but surely you will notice the phlegm thin out and then disappear al together, thus ending a cough that you never thought would end. It alo loosens the drv, hoarse or tight cough and heals the inflammation in a painful cough with remarkable rapidity. Ordinary coughs are conquered by it in 24 hours or le. Nothing letter for bronchitis, winter
the home i coughs and bronchial asthma. 1120 i:. ! This Pinex and Sugar Syrup mixture
the guest of Mrs. Roinska, sj. Walnut st. Miss Iledwige Miloski left Thursday
for her home in Michigan City alter j a brief visit with friends here. ! Matthew Biczelski arrived here this j morning from Cleveland to spend a i
tew days with friends. Anthony Rewandowski, who has been here on business, left today for. Gary. Michael Jarzynski arrived here Wednesday from Chicago to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Victoria Osowiecka returned to St. Louis after a few weeks' visit here with friends. Frank V. Horzanski of Elkhart is in the city on business. Willam Kostanski returned to Grand Rapids after a brief business isit here. Sylvester Peczkowski. Walnut St., left today for Pittsburgh to make his home. Victor Marusz has returned to Erie, Pa., after a business visit here. Alex Zabicrskl arrived here Wednesday to spend a week with relaties here. Stanislaus Skubiszewski, Prairie av.. left this morning on a business trip
to Otis. j Miss Vanda Mitecka of Chicago has;
arrived here for a few days' visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rymczynski, 174S W. Division st. Mrs. Helen Kryllo of East Chicago while enroute to Ruffalo stopped in South Rend to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leman, DIG Liporte av. Joseph Matanczak, 13 4G S. Chapin t-t., has left for Chicago to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Walter Krazik. who h.us been here
on business for a few days, left to-
1 day for West V illman. ! Mrs. Helen Wronik of Detroit left i Wednesday for Chicago after a brief
visit with tnends here. Edward Iszynski returned Wednesday to Hammond after a business visit here. Theodore Rucinski. W; Jefftis..n blvd., returned Wednesday at'U-rne.v. to his home after a few days' visit with relatives in Toledo. Frank Karuzynski has returned to Chicago alter a business vilt lu re Carl Gajewski of Eapoite is in the city on business.
tory are continuing their noon meetings in spite of the fact that there is no longer an extension secretary. The hour of the vesper service has been chanced by action of the board from t o'clock to during the spring months. Announcement was made at
! the meeting of the membership cam
paign, the details of which were also explained.
PROTESTS TO "COPPER." IS HALED INTO COURT
Oscar Therl, ?,17 W. Jefferson st., was arraigned in city court Thursday morning upon charges- of provoke tiled by Patrolman Alby. The charges arose over Therl's action Wednesday afternoon when Alby and DeL.ee were escorting Franklin Hunch, who was intoxicated, to the box av Main st. and Washington a v. to call thepatrol. Therl was allege. 1 at that time to have remonstrated against alleged inhuman treatment by the otticers in compelling hunch to walk a block with his head severely cut. 1 lunch was s'-nt to jail for 11 "days and Therl will bo tried Fridav morning.
Inter st in the working of a modern laundry was evinced Wednesday by a large number of persons who took advantage of the opportunity afforded by visitors' day at the Ideal Eaundry in South Michigan St. The laundry has introduced an innovation in the
I eml J wav of a weekly visitors' day which
will be held eery Wednesday during! the month of March. The lirst took I
place this week and met with success. All those who called were conducted through the laundry by the management and the complicated processes thoroughly explaimd. Especial interest was shown in the tumbler dry room, a new arrangement for drying blankets and flannels, and the only one of its kind in the middle west. The laundry will be thrown open to visitors again next Wednesday afternoon and all interested are cordially invited to go through the plant. Each visitor will also be given the opportunity to purchase for L'5 cents a "0ccnt clothes-line reel which mav be
APltlL Me-CALIj PATTI.n.NS NOW O.N SALE. McCall Patterns, Magazines and style sheets for April are ready. Advt. Geo. Wyman t Co.
CK1 or THANKS. We wish to sineerely express our thanks to the neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted and extended their sympathy d iring the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. Michael Smith, Son and Daughter. Advt.
Tag day sufferers.
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MASONIC Called meeting of South Pnd lodge, Xo. 294, F. .-nil A. M- Friday evening, March f, an 7:30. E. A. degree. Visiting brethren fraternally invited. EDWARD E. FRTCKE. W. M. RICHARD J. GEXGE, Sec'y. Advt.
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SPECIAL Men's Rubber Roots, $."..00 values, $1.!)N. KINNEY'S I ftSe- and $1.98 SHOE STORE. 11(5-122 I'. Wayne St.
Complete Stock of Victor Records and Victrolas. Geo. H. Wheelock & Co.
Chicken Supper. T,c, and March I'l'O S. Michigan st. M. E. Church.
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AX.VA Ii. KTIILMAX.V Graduate of Palmer School of Chiropractic. rr3-2.?4 JEFFERSN' nLDf!. Office Hours l:nn.r,:oo P. M. 7:008 P. M. Other hours by Appointment. Home Phone GUI 4.
Ailing Watches Cured in Our Hospital CLAUEPVS
SPFCTAIi xotici:. Special meeting of Olive grove, Xo. 12. Woodman circle, in W. O. W. hall this evening at 7: HO o'clock to make arrangements to attend the funeral of Sovereign Anna Teska. Advt.
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IT PAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR SURROUNDINGS Place order now for Spring Pull's and Redding Plants. MAPLEWOOD FLORAL CO. South Rend, Ind. Homo Phone ll.M. 11. I). o. l
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cents. Keeps perfectly and tastes pleasant. Easily prepared. Full directions with Pinex. Pinex is a rrcial and hirrhlv concentrated compound of ccnuine Norwav pine extract, rich in iruaiacol. and is famous
the world over for it eae, certainty and i promptness in overcoming bal coughs, J clat an.l throat colds. j Ct tie penuine. Ask vour dmjnrift j for '"JJ-A ounces Pinex." and do not accept ' nrvtl:im else. A cuarantee of nhsohite j sati-f.iction. or monrv promttlv refunded.
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social i:vi:ts. The tennis club of M; K
will meet Friday evenin;
uszko hall. Th gymnasium class of Lady cons Z. Palicki Xo. 1 will meet
d.iy evening at Z. It. hall. The singing practice of St. Ib dwigf's choir will be held Friday evening at the old St. Hedwi-e sc'iooi building. The junior and senior class of Falcons M. Komanowski will he. Id their drilling exercises Friday .nirv'. The military land f '.. i'lb-'.i r.ilcons will hold its rehearsal l-'ri.!:i evening.
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Add it to your cake by the u;e of Roxane Cake Flour, it costs onlj' a penny or two more and it insures success. The flour is a small item, anyway. Why use the ordinary kind and rik good butterand eg js? Light, white tenderness that seems like magic that's the fairy touch cf Roxane Cake Flour specially milled from the famous grain fields of Indiana. Recipes in Every Package litre il cr-t-Ved. trrj and true lor W&inut CAe. H tu'.tT, 1 r:p vgs.r. jo te-f J "-P rn:A. 1 -i r-i : , i Ce flocr. 2, lezt ;joe '. l-...-4Tt Vfli'9 of 2 k - r i. nl in oroT jnv n k; i.-.A i .' ; f. tr..r.:i in rri-.r ' ' .. ( ., . p r.b I- rgr. crr t 23c cartoci Ask yaar grorer
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