South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 March 1915 — Page 2

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i r i r n r .i r : Home Gardens Will Play an Important Part in Making This Prove True, Says Municipal Committee. Art1 :i k'uk to haw- a irirdn in jour ba k yard tbiv summer? If you arc, wh tu.t v. t in line with the sardtn club whieh will ho organized in wur s' h'il Ii. irii t and e. nipt te for on? of the time jirizr.s v. h'vh will ! av.iro-! for tbe st gardens in the (list rut? Tin1 home 'artln ilan. the last to he shaped up by tlit- garden department of th Municipal Iteereatbm bureau, w t r- eompb wd Wednesday at a nw. tiriL' of the department in the offi e of F. P. Panics at the hm'h .-chool. "The making of ery h"m'- in South Fend a contributing factor toward making .South Mend tho b st I'l i' O in which, to lie," has been :b.; 1 4- I hy tho depart i.u nt as its un'.t and i vory man. woman and rhild v.hn nlits in tho can.-'- will he "aidincr and abetting" a movement toward making Eolith Fend a real garden city. Tho objeet of tho home garden plans ;i' (.(irilin;' to tho announcenu nt of tho committee arc: To beautify the homo and neighborhood, and, to liu'trrst every family in intensive truck S:d dening. I'ndor tho terms of tho plans the pardoners in each i- hool distriet are to form clubs for tho purpose of lay ing down their own rules in rtpard to the proposed competition tor prizes. ,

The prneral conditions prescribe,! by;'1" 4 "UI , 11 'I the pardon department are as follows moment) show this country to bo 1. Neatness of the entire, vegetable pruducts to horn Oer- o and flower gardens. ,n'in..v aml the I nitc-a Kingdom U

1. Good lawns. Good taste. 1. Ornamentation. for cxamnle. : Aint-s over unsiphtiv thinps, as out I houses or fences, etc. I ... Tho keeping of an accurate ac- I rf-fi-.mt nn u tiltink tn c f 1 1 rn is h mI 1v ; the Hub. u. The general intelligent management of the pardon. 5. 7. Prizes. In each district it is pro-po.-:d to award prizes for (he three best horn1 pardtns, both vegetable and flower pa rdo?i. There will also bo a photograph taken of the best home pardon, a copy of which will bo framed and hung in the school building. S. The holding of vegetable and flower shows in the school buildings at a time to bo determined by tho committee. Tho winning garden in each district vi 11 bo put in competition with the bert pardons from the other school districts ami prizes awarded for the three best in the city. Tho committee from each (dub will visit an! inspect tho pardons in their . respective district. With l-7 applications for vacant lots filed with tho i-ommittoe and sufficient land n hand through tho cooperation of real estate men to take care of the applicants the work on that pha.-e will be completed with the sM.'nincnt of lots to the individuals and with garden institutes. FRANCE'S WAR HERO DESCENDANT OF KNIGHT I, it nt. lauile .Io'lat Wounded Tw ioe. Pad Will Ketuni to tin Front. PAUIS. Mavh 11. Tlio-e who be-f lito- in heredity m.y tmd a nv proof! ot' it in the n-s d" the heroism of L).'lM)X. .March 11 liven in the iantry regiment. Lb-lit. J-clat i :t (It srt lul.mt of thtfamous P.axard. - the kniuhl without frar and w ith-eit teproat h." and his) hraery has .uikly brni-ht him ttj tio- notiee of the l'reiieh commanders.. As carlv in tile war as Aut,'. l.ieut. J'At lat was wteamled in a bat-j He auain.-t the tjermans: but he re-j tinned t h's tlnri.s and ftm;ht aht ail j of his men until a b rman bullet , .Tit-reed bdh his b .;s and ho wasj 1'ort t d to i;o to a hospital. J lie w .t ib -. uat' ii wi'h the l ion, of Honor, and 1- n "n th" way tt. it.-oery. N j "1 am ea''i to uo I .e U to m braet t, iinus." b.- t., !.:r.-. -'but it is not J 1 hum1 of any ctlort to emulate the j example of m i-'iorittas ancestor. I T-ally lni' ni" soblievs. and feel a. eowart' to be awa trom tnun at a t irae w hen tin y a r in eonst int tlanuei". Yes it i.J true that ! am a descendant n:" CheMilit t I5ayarl tlu T nail, but ths pro. t s notbiML;. t'tr mary every I-Temdiman iias ptoii a iiero in the jresent war. HUmt bAKUtPi LLUD EXPLAINED AT MEETING

The campaign w hich will evoniu.iiiy , oil is a harmless rheumatism and Tesult in the formation of a home j sciatica liniment, which never disapartlcn club in ewry sebo.d district i points and can not burn the skin, of the city wa launchetl Wednesd.tv j lumber up! Quit eornplainifig! fjet nU-ht at the not tin-: of the Franklin , a small trial bottle from vour tlrmxC'.ic club. r,"he ;.b,., was thoroughly j :ist, ami in just a moment you'll be rplait.et by John S. Pordner. county j froo from rheumatic and sciatic vain, agricultural aent. aid l'rank H. j soreness, stiffness and swelling. Dor.'t P.arra s. ,Hrector of municipal recre- suffer! Peliof awaits vou. Old. ruin

ation, and it is expected that the hrst home garden club m South i.en.i win dp trua.ii.t o at ,i omiiii- w. tt be iiebl m the near tuture. A rau.-ical program, inclutlinu a piano solo by Mi.-s Helen Hurke. arul tho siiv-iriir t;f sewral c'.i.' center; fon.-s bv the audit nee. was presented HIKT1K. porn to Mr. and Mrs. P.. W. Pill.! lllo Van P.uren st.. a stn. Marih 1 e. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Wright. 110.; 'South P- 'ul av.. a son. Mar. t. , M m:!;i: i.ici:ni:s. Famuel Klopftr. restaurant pro-, pri ttr: .ene Kert he-, "o. ; William Oliver Ponley. , tele- , graph operator. Puchanan. Mich.; i Clariro Cooper, lit. milliner. Puehan- j an. Mich. I

ti:kui: 'oi pi.i:. Teuis pvirdon ami family spent Sunday hero with the former's parents. Marin Prame and family have rioved to the Kli Terr'. ce. Mr. ami Mrs. John 1 rkr mool Fii'irday into the resioenee formerly ecru pi-d by Mrs. Minnie Push at PI tinflebl. Mr. and Mrs. Pr d Smith and son were UUeSts -inday uf Job Smith and family. 'TWAS MVI I L. Hi- brutish brv-cth was hot on my 1 row. Hi! idutch on my throat. 1 could breathe no more. I n mt-ni! t red tin n the rew ire he did And a'e!.e I'll come frMn the m' it an pour beftre.

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j t(c , 1- ! Mam women of Chile arc employr ,,,,0, Iinli.i's fotton tTci) is estimated at , ; i.:'Mt bales of 4:;o poum! -.wh. - pucks and stone huihlinps that are .-truck t.y liphtninp often are magnetized hy the electricity. P.ulnaria plans to ounort murh of the territory actjuiretl from urkey into ;t ast tohaero field. A Frenchman has invented a marhino for dealing cards said to make misdeals impossi hie. The .salaries of college teachers vith rank of professor ramre in this J country from ? ioO to $7.5o a year. j Dr. H. H. Frysettc of Chicago asserts that the hlPh steps of street tars arc responsible, for much lumhapo ami sciatica. A French in esti-catt r has piven Julius Cac.-ar tho orelit for being (die of the earliest and most earnest opponents of rare suicide. Tho Amazon river is S.fM 4 miles in Jenuth, rising within TO miles of the Pacific ocean and llowinp clear across the continent. What will ho the highest concrete strut tare of tho kind in the world is J a railroad viaduct Pemp mini in Pennsylvania, 2 41' feet above a stream ami :',::30 feet Ion p. New York city is tryinp the experiment of ehsinp certain highways to traflio daily and lettinp tho younpsters romp in them, lluue sipns are jdacetl across these thoroughfares readinp: ".Street closed for play." A former United States naval otticer has invented a one-man submarine carryinp a full-sized torpedo in its bow, ami with a plup that automatic ally closes the opening u hen the tor- I pctlo has been tired. j J Tho United States of America is by H far the preatest steel producing co in- h try on earth. Germany comes next, ; vvitli f.-, -it Ifrit-.iio tliint Tilo li"iir- A , .V " . . , " Vi ; U First steamship crossed the Atlantic j in u:;:;. i fi A t hild is born every 10 seconds in btrniaiij'. ,,ari h:iJj a map showing where. within its limits, tango may not be danced. In F.ldorado, (., population COO, not a single death was recorded in 1 L 1 I . i Unitrd States naval ollicers have do"eloped a cob)retl glass that renders visible the fumes from smokeless powder. There. is a tribe of Indians in Mexico whose language is limited to about ''.i) words, and who cannot count more than 10. In Japan there are 112 people for every 4 0 acres of land, l'5T cows, l")0 donkeys and 512 swine for every square mile of land in the kingdom. Twelve billion dollars worth of potash deposits are within grasp of the French army in Alsace, and will pass into possession of France if the province is held after the war. Charles Hoff baiter, the artist, who while a student in Paris won a second medal at the salon with his tirst picture, a feat never before or since duplicated, is now at the front -with his regiment in France. A simple test for watered milk is in peneral use in Germany. A wellpolished knitting needle is dipped into a deep vessel of milk, and immediately withdrawn in an upripht position. If the sample is pure, some of the ; tluid will hang to the needle; hut if water lias been added oven in small proportion, the tluid will not adhere tt) the needle. The Italian earthquake, coming in the midst of the preat war, recalls one curious effect of a seismic shuck in isss. Tho cables connecting Australia with the outer world were sudtlenly broken by a distant earthquake. and the irovernment. under the im pression that an enemy had out the lines, mobilized tho naval and military forces in readiness to repel attack. Pall lall Gazette. UB R D flli FHOPJ SORE. ACHING JGIMTS lillb rain AVVay With a Small r-ioiii -xMi a DULL H OT I: 111 1 "St. Jacob's Oil What's Tiheumatism? Pain only. .-ul tirugim:: .Ntt one ease in , Hft.v ie,,uires internal treatment. Hub j dc d I relief conies instantly "St. Jacob's (,t "St. Jacob's Oil" has cured mil n,,ns tf rheumatism sufferers in ih , last nan eoniury, and is lust as oo ftr sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, baekache. sprains and swellings Ab WHAT YOU GAIN Py being a regular depositor. Your funds are kept in absolute security. Payment by cheek provide? indisputable receipts in the form of returned cancelled checks. Payment by check saves many a lone trip; saves tho trouble of making change and taking receipts. Peing a depositor with us acquaints us with each other and lays the foundation for accommodation when you want to piece out your resources with a loan. American Trust Company

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Fashion Notes

UR MEN'S DEPAR TMENT opened just one year ago. It the most successful departments in our store.

Ti o start the Men's Shirts Underwear at 59c Spring weight Shirts and Drawers in ecru or blue. Regular value SI; I t ; tomorrow 59c. 11 r 7 nosiery at ISc Silk tlbifpd :,vnn.k !:'-- from 25c quality; very slight imperfections. A fel saving to you ot 10c a pair. NOT A SKIRT Worth less than Si. 50 and many were made to sell at $1.75, 32.00 and $2.50; tomorrow :gy:iuy...$i.oo i' f -i. ,n- ,j 1 , a

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Oranges, sweet juicy Redlands, for Fashion Week, dozen a tt ! src.wi:, 10 l!s. with .si i;n)cery onler or over. . Soap or Suuar not iiuludeil. jn l ancy Maine Corn, 1 1 - cans for I f Paris Ilrand Corn, 25c 14c ; (1 a cans (Mc; can i Indiana Corn, fair quality, QA ii u cans i"ic; dozen cans.. UU Peas, Wisconsin Karly .hine, cans 25c 25c 25c 25e 16c y IJcauty Milk, .! cans re; small size, C fcr Kidney Beans, three cans w 2 Pnrk : p tu. and Peans. three cans for i n 1,iesiive uranu 1'eaens in 3 siir:tr svrim lnriro enn Tomatoes, large hand packed, red, rlno To nint o es 10c t can Prosorvos. IJhhv'fi. 2."o tall -f 9 U jars, while they lust . . . . LC h 10c bottle of Catsup 4 j ure Cider Vinegar, A bottle 1UL Yacht Club Salad Dressing. 25c size l!)c; 50c size Olives, large Mason jars, for 39c 25c Hipo Olives, 1 2."c size JLC Olive Oil. r0c size Snider's Chili Sauce, 2ac bottle 39c 18c We make a spetialty of FINK COFFEES; always fresh roasted, full rich llavor and annua. Merido brand, a very good A grade of Santoes, per lb. uKj In 5-lb. Towel Sacks $1.10 Fancy old crop Santoes, mild QOrt line cup quality, lb LO Arrow Brand, per lb ...30c Sarrano Praml. this certainly is the finest coffee, Og per lb ODC Tea, 70c grade of green Japan or English Breakfast. per lb , Ilershey's Cocoa, 25c can 39c 18c Washburn's Best Flour, !&n.T:. 94c 24 1-2 lb.

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200 Fine Shirts at $1.00 From one of the best makers in America. We purchased them far below their regular value, we wanted to give you the best value possible as a remembrance of this anniversary. Shirts for golfing, Shirts for business, Shirts for dress, Shirts with laundered or French cuffs; excellent patterns in fine quality Madras Soiscttcs Reps and Percales.

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TOMORROW, These Specials KING'S THREAD Black and white, assorted numbers, 200 yard spool, for lc PEARL BUTTONS Assorted sizes, per doz. .2c HAIR PINS Box containing assorted sizes, 2 boxes for .5c STATIONERY Box of 24 sheets paper and envelopes for 8c HOOKS AND EYES Black and white, all sizes; 6 cards for 9c CLUNY LACES White and ecru, assorted widths up to 5 inches, some with insertions to match, 12Kc value, per yard. . .9c EMBROIDERIES Assorted widths, gcod cambric and Swiss, 10c quality, per yard 5c WASH GOODS Fancy Voiles, Crepes, etc.; sold at 1 5c and 25c; to close, per yard 10c HUCK TOWELING 1 5c quality, per yard 9c BARBER TOWELS 3c each WASH CLOTHS Turkish, each 2c NEW CRETONNES Light and dark grounds, assorted patterns, per yard. 8c

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FLANNELETTES 27-inch, assorted colors and patterns, I2c and 1 5c qualities, per yard 8c PILLOW CASES 42 or 45x36-inch, each. .9c DAISY CLOTH Blue, pink and white, per yard 8c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 4c per yard CHILDREN'S HOSE Fast black, heavy ribbed, seconds of 19c kind, pair. 8c APRON PATTERNS Stamped white lawn. . . .8c EMBROIDERY FLOSS Assorted colors, mercerized 4 skeins for 5c CROCHET COTTON White, ecru, Arabian and cream, large ball 8c PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN Good quality, per bottle. 8c HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered and hemstitched border, each 7c UNION SUITS For women, best quality cotton, warm fleeced; high or low neck; any style sleeves, Sl.oo kind.'. . .75c

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Department M en s has been one of Neckwear at 25c The greatest wide end fine quality silk four-in-hand ties ever shown. A splendid range of colors and designs; 50c values for 25c. Handkerchiefs at 15c each 100 dozen Men's fine Pure Linen Hemstitched a quality usually sold at 25c. Tomorrow 15c each BUY A SHIRT Now, set your supply for the summer. This is your opportunity. Come and see these wonderful bargains. SOUTH'BBKDi WOOL CHALLIES Light ground with neat floral designs, per yard. 29c UNDERSKIRTS For women, of blue, pink, white and striped outing flannel, 50c kind.... . 37c WOMEN'S GOWNS Beautiful styles, irimmed in finest laces, embroideries and ribbons; regular $2.50 to S4.00 values, but have become slightly soiled; for these two hours onlv, your choice . .$1.40 FANCY SILKS High grade figured messaline silks, 27 inches wide, in all colors, usual SI. 25 quality, per yard 63c LUBRICANT An oil for any and all purposes, contained in own can 8c SAPOLIO 6c per cake WAX PAPER 24 sheets, size 12xlS-incH, for 4c SHELF PAPER White, pink and blue... 3c WATER PITCHERS Two-quart size, blue tinted stoneware, each 9c SMALL VASES Grape design cut glass, neat shape, 25c value 12c