South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 69, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1915 — Page 4

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Theaters

at Tin: oi:nii:i.M. Thomas fi.i.l ;irf the Lratlliiu- fatun. at th Orplicum on th in'v, HI -whirl starts Thurlay. They lia- a .iu Cf 55f'l littk' comedietta (ntitlcl "Tli- Substitute" which has Mrvid them for :i vt-hicle for fct vnal .'a sons an.l h;.s h n constantly imj.rowd and narrar.Ked until it a one of tho mo.-t entertaining liuwltiis in ;iudcvilk". Hoth of the j.!.f r.s arc well Unv. n. havinir ln !-atiir-l in musical comcdit. i;r;i:)nr and Norton, billed ;us tho two black doty. a blackface act th;;t in ii.trant ( d to amuse. The llorMni trou;c of Kuropcan cquill-bri.-td in a wonrlcrful lolto net will lirins an air of the circus to thp Or-Ili-iimf while I'rozini, a takntd aecordion pi iy r, will iUumj music lov ry and Sv. ains cuckatoos will intcrifct tlue fond of trained bird acts.

HOLD ANNUAL FISH FRY Two Jv. O. T. M. IhIcs Arc Statin? MinTxrliip Content.

Hairs Quickly Vanish After This Treatment

um)i:h-si:a ncrniix Williamson's submarine iicturfs which are be-ins shown at the (diver theater all this -.vet k, every afternoon and cv ni.UT. are a particular pleasure to children and one can hr.tr their oiccs all over the theater exclaiming v. i' h ! liht as the attractive lLh arc s'n swimming about and the beautiful plant formations nnuVr th s a are thrown upon the tereen. The pictures are of great educational value al.-o and no one should miss seeing them. The very fact that they are taken on the bottom of the ocean is in its-elf interest-

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AT Tin: .MA. II -STIC. The Majestic returns to tabloid musical comedy Thursday presenting llalston'.s sininir and dancing company in ' The lirl Question", brought :p to date and embellished with many musical numbers. This company (ot'ica unusually well recommended and number.: some l." people chosen to depict comedy roles, sin timely ballads or assist in the Mg chorus numbers. The management has decided not to increase the prices for '.his engagement, even though the company is more expensive than the

average vaudeville mil mat piays

the house. Matinees will be daily.

The annual hsh fry was- enjoyed by the members of the Sc. Joseph Valley tent. No. 110S, K. . T. M.. and South Hend tent. No. 1. Maccabees, last

night at W . W. hall given by St. i

Joseph Valley tent after Its regular meeting. The two tents are holding a contest for members which will close May 1, and the one acquiring the largest number tif new members by that time will be given a banquet by the opposing tent. The affair is causing a great amount of enthusi

asm and at least 50 members is expected to be added to each tent by May. During the business session one candidate was Initiated. The evening was completed with a smoker.

MEDICAL SOCIETY TO HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET

Program !r Affair to lie Staficxl ut Oliver is Made at Meeting.

Arrangements for the annual banquet of the St. Joseph County Medical society to be held at the Oliver hotel March 17 at C o'clock, were made last night at the regular meeting of the society in the medical room of the

public library. The members will be present with their wives and invited guests. The following is a part of the program to be given: "A Hone Graft," by Dr. It. H. Dugdale; "Nothing at All," by Dr. Charles T. Hansel; vocal selections will bo rendered by Dr. F. I. Kastman and Mrs. Deverett Frash will give a reading. Dr. C. C. Terry will act as toastmaster. At the business meeting last night the discussion on intestinal statis was continued and F. I. Kastman gave a talk on "Mechanical and Diathetic Treatments". A talk on "Surgical Treatment" was given by Dr. Charles Stoltz.

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AT Till: IASALLi:. Showgoets will recall the unusual ruccess attained by the lively comedy, "The Klue Mouse", a few seasons ago. It has been produced in pictures with dainty Madge Dessing. a Hroadway favorite, in the title role and is now pronounced one of the biggest laughing hits at present appearing on the screen. The story deals with a tlirtatious business man with a fondness for pretty women. "The IUue Mouse" is the name given a pretty, music hall singer and when lie is engaged to impersonate the wife of line of thj emkyes in the firm complications occur that take six reels of speeding film to straighten out and affording many comical .situations.

at tiii: srKrmi:. The Heart of Lincoln" is shown at the Surprise today. Francis Ford impersonates the martyred president in a thoroughly dignified and satisfactory manner and (Irace Cunard. who wrote the story, appears as the uirl who adds interest to the pretty love story v.-oven through the scenes of battle and strife. It was founded on actual history during the Civil war. "Zip and His Cang". a lively comedy, is on the same bill.

OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN ILL Famous linprosario Is in Serious Condition.

NEW YORK. March 10. Oscar Ilammerstein, the impressario, is lying in a serious condition at St. Luke's hospital following an operation performed by Dr. Henry O. IUigbee Tuesday morning for glood poisoning In his left leg. A bulletin issued at the hospital Tuesday night stated that Mr. Ilammerstein was then resting comfortably and his condition was good. Worry over the death of his three sons and his age he Is f.C have gravely accentuated the conelltion of Mr. Ilammerstein and may greatly affect the chances of his recovery.

GOOD ADVICE IN KIDNEY TROUBLE

AT Till; COLOMAD. The Colonial offers a varied proI'ram today in hiding "The Wily Chaperon". a comedy; "The Law breakers", a Reliance drama. and "The Man Who Died", a strong story of adventure in the northern woods.

IlKAV 1IAIUTS. I'hvMcians ur;;' most folks the habitim! use of Itran Natim Iaatic. our Ferndell Fraud is sterilized. 1 and " lb. pkgs. Ferndell Ctaceiy and Market. Al t.

Chicken dinner and supper Saturday -"c. Lunch Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday. 10c and l.",c, at 222 S. Michigan st. Indiana Avenue 'Mistian church. Advt.

I have been troubled with my Kidneys for many years. One day I could hardly move, and someone told me to get a bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, which 1 did. and in a few lays I was alright. About seven years ago I was in such a condition that my children had to lift me out of bed. I wanted Swamp-Hoot, but they got a dfctor. I eent for Swamp-Root and didn't take the doctor's medicine; Swamp-Hoot did the work. SwampRoot is the remedy, If the Kidneys are ever out of order again. Yours very truly. A. K I IIC II H OFF, 132 Wyckoff Av. Brooklyn, N. V. Personally appeared before me. this 4th day of February, 1914. A. Kirchhoff, who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact. GEOIiOK KNAFT. Commissioner of Deeds.

I.rtter to Ir. Kilmer & Co. Ringhamtun, N. Y.

Does the Curl stayin your Hair?

il'i-om N. V. Mirr.-r.t Y.n n't hif t !' Muling. aljnsthiLC. vm'Itv ire ;r"l fas-ii ir uitli jur.r h ilr .ill th" time if n use kurl. If your !..dr li i Im-vu aaii": i;'u'. iw t!i. r,cv wonder w i.Mii f fTer u. K ii rl- t r.iii-fornis th. work f curling or waxinc L'i' 1 1 a I r lnt- a rc.il pleasure. Uy y.-u li.nc natural appearing curls wltliiu a fw in.eiM'tits and t!d- new ciinjniind !mI!' add l-cau:y and life to t!i iialr. Ir ::1. !.a- ilu j't-culiar merit of making l.air tav la curl inn.-h longer, tSiMt n: ti! woiih"! wii use kurlo rt'irnl.irlv to 1 mit war veils even in damp w ia r"!i,r. Iivdive t un.'i-s ..f kurlo in a pint of bot water a:id oij have iiowc' ba lr eurli:jg liquid to l ist a jt-.ir. It i ned 1V -ii.iply e-on'di.L: t!..1 L.iir with a imb that !i:h l.oeu dipp-d In tTie solution. T! o Mill- !rt- in the minutes and the beautiful wae ar f"rnu d and they have that tirni. natural :ipp-a raii'-e s tiUieh de--in-d.

Irovf What Svamp-ll)ot Will Do For You. Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,

i IUnghamton, X. Y., for a sample size

bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention the South Fend Dally News-Times. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.

It's Fashion to open a Savings Account at The Merchants National Bank during Fashion Week. We make a specialty of the purchase of Farmers' Sale Notes. Merchants National Banlx

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One of the many clever little models we are now showing in Juvenile Spring Top Coats is made with velvet collar and wide skirt. Many other equally as clever. See them $3 to $8.50.

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(Helps to P.cauty) Science has aided in simplifying the banishing f hairy growths from the face, and according to a beauty specialist, the most effective treatment yet devised consists of applying a delatorie paste tothe hairy surface fr 2 or minutes. The p.i-te is made by mixing some water with a little powdered delatone. "When this pate is removed and the skin washed every trac. of hair has vanished. Pe sure to get real delatone.

manager of the mission, is in charge of the management of the work and it is believed that under his direction a number of new improvements will be accomplished. He was converted at the Lasalle mission Xov. 27 and has been faithful to It since that time. He will give his life talk at the mission in the near future.

NAMED NEW MANAGER

Convert Is I'laced in Charge ofLaSalle Mission.

Life experiences of the past as cornpared with those of the present were given by D. Black, a convert of tho Dasalle mission, last night at the mission to a large audience. Black has been a down-and-outer for a number of years and now is an active worker at the mission. Chester' N Henderson, the new

HOME IS ROBBED OF OLD COINS; PROWLERS ANNOY Police Department Hex-rives Many Complaints from North Side of City Oflkvrs Kept Busy.

The home of John Teeters, 1114 S. Hush st., was entered Monday night by thieves who took $15 in silver coins, some of which were keepsakes.. The thieves entered through the front door supposedly by means of a skeleton key. The police havo made no arrests. Prowlers about the city Monday night were numerous, according to police otlicers on duty through the nisht. The home of Patrolman James Cutting, 830 Forest av.. was visited by two men while Cutting was away. Mrs. Cutting discovered one of them peeping in at the window. Stepping to the

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hoilm; is victim or fashion yi:i:k. Hcorn! It was 7: CO o'clock and the city was acquainted with the fact that Fashion week had arrived by the explosion of a bomb at the corner of Main st. and Jefferson blvd. Over n Michigan st., in front of Sailor ISros.' store, stood a horse. He heard the report, made one leap into the air and fell. People rushed to the animal's abl and placed him on hLs L'eet. He stool for a second or so, then fell back, dead. The fright from the report, it is claimed, killed him. The animal belonged to W. D. Moyer, 73 0 X. Hill st.. and his wife and child were in the rig at the time. The animal was 2rj years old.

front door, she saw another man standing on the porch, h'he Hashed on the porch light and both men escaped into the darkness.

I5HAX ILVIUTS. Physicians urge most folks the habitual use of P.ran Nature Iiaxativc. Our Ferndell Hrand is sterilized. 1 and 5 lb. pkgs. Ferndell Grocery and Market. Advt.

QUALITY Lurks in every package or lb. of Ferndell products. Ferndell Grocery and Market. Advt.

Constipation Dr. Chase's Liver Tablets Miko the IiTr actire. bowels regular without pain or griping. rliT iek headache and that bloated t eaheg after eating, purify the blood and clear the complexion. Larg e box. enough to last a month. 25c Dr.ChucCo 224N.10tkSL. FhiUdehlii. Pat

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Playing daily from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. showing a great variety of subjects of the most pleasing nature; just the place to rest for an hour or more, then you can go out refreshed to see the many sights.

SPECIAL TODAY 10th Episode of

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3 reel Lubin, with Arthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe. 'A TERRIBLE BREAK AND GREATER AMERICANS' Mina Comedy.

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"THE HEART OF H LINCOLN" C

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Q CJrace Cunard in a Jt thrilling story of the - Civil war. Grace Cunnrd Avrotc the story and it in presented with splendid realism in tlio battle scenes.

ZIP AND HIS GANG"

A Comedy.

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During Fashion Week we extend a cordial invitation to visit our school, inspect our perfect equipment and get our attractive "Spring Term" Proposition. KELLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL 120 East Wayne Street Opposite the "Robertson"

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All numbers, 'black and white, also all colors. 46? Per Dozen. 4o Per Spool. criAS. n, sax & co.

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evening were furnished by Madame Swartz of the Brandon-Durrell Co. They will be in our windows again Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, with the two gentlemen models, one from Chas. Kaufman & Co., Chicago, 111., and one from Fashion Park, Rosenberg Bros., Rochester, N. Y. The Gowns were furnished by BrandonDurrell Co., and Furniture by McGill Co. The Models will work in our windows from o.in i a J r n .on

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KRAMER AND BORSINI TROUPE FROSINI i SWAIN'S MORTON European Wonderful COCKATOOS Two Black Dots Globe Act Accordionist Trained Bird Act

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MONDAY SARAH PADDEN in "The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row.

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Suit for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments. GATELY'S 112 K. JrfTorson Hlrd.

Public Drug Store 124 N. Michigan St. "The Cut Rate Drug Store"

Tlx SH-roainiimly I'uniiy I'arn-. it) - O "THE BLUE D P MOUSE" Willi tlio miiM ut -tar, MADGE LESSING, Th fac)rito .in rian i niiifMlicniu In a ilay that ha- inado million- lanirli. .An aftTiinui rr cwi)in of unn'-iriclil inirtli of tntinuMU- lauuhtrr. !1 tazttl ami wrll nctctl. TIIUKM.V M;i Tinman in a nc . ooructlv, "The Truth Wagon" IIIII) AY Tli H-n-ation i( two cMitincntt O GABY DESLYS !'iK Orzan Cnnrrrls uii r.i'nin? !y Hanfonl.

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