South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 93, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1915 — Page 3

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Your Cold. Coughs and Colds unless checked often lead to serious results. Colds are cau.v.-d by porms infecting tnd irritatine; the sensitive- lining o the Nose, Throat, Limps and Bronchial Tubes. Relief is obtained b killing these perms, then soothing and healing the inflamed membrane. This is just how Dr. King3 New Discovery actr,. It is Antiseptic Kills tha cold perm?:. It is soothing and healing, relieving the irritation. Stops the Cough and Checks the Cold. Get a 60c bottle from your Druggist, start taking at once, you will get quick and Sermanent relief. Here's proof. A.J. ohnson, Shongo, N. Y., says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is the best cough medicine made, and I surely believe it saved my life several years ago when I contracted a severe Cough. Before using all of one bottle I was much better, and several bottle3 cured me." Excellent for Children and Delicate Women. It is Mild, Pleaant and effective. Trial bottle on icceipt of 4c in stamps. II. E. BUCKLEN & CO. CZO North Broad St. Phila., Pa. M ROGERS The Original MALTED MILK Unless you say "HOFiUC'CS" you may go a Substitute. IACC AMCRICAN STCAItRS IT Days-$!2uD L-k2 Han am a Pacific linc ! Uroadway. N. V.. or I.mhI ent -Varaoiss Forms f ShleadacSie "Tfc is necessary la order to treat head'R?he9 properly to understand th cruspi! ?h!ch produce tho a'Tt'Ctlon fays Pr. J. W. Jtfiy of lUockton, Ala. Continuing, he says: Physicians cannot even bek'ln the treatment of f disease without knowing what; rau es give rl e to it, and wo must remember that headache ! tobo treated according to the fame rule. Wo must not only be particular to Rive a remedy Intended to counteract tho cauao which produces the headache, but. we inuht also slve a remedy to relievo the pain until the cause of the trouble has been removed. To answer this purpose Antl-kamnla Tablets will be found a most convenient and satisfactory remedy. One tablet every one to three hours gives comfort and rest la the most severecaoesof headache, neuralgia and particularly the headaches tii women." When we have a patient subject to regular ttacks of slelc beatiaohejWO should caution ldm to keep bis bowels reculr, for which nothing It better than "Actolui", and when be feela the leat pica of an onoomlnj attack, he nhould take two A-K Tablets. Hueh patients phouM always le instructed to carry a few Antl-kamnia Tablets, so a3 to bare them ready for Instant lse. These tablets aro prompt In action, and can be depended oa to produce relief la a very few minutes. . Ak for A-K Tablets. Antl-kamnla Tablets can be obtainedfttaU dns cists. A NEW FUEL FOR AUTOMOBILES Tho alleged discovery of this new ;as will exert a mot itent inlluence on commereial rundltiuns and if it Avill do th work of aoline, at juch a cheap cost, the solution of tho power problem will bo .solved. Tho proper solution to the reat. health probh-m is largely a matter of keeping tlio Stomach. Liver nnd Powel.s in proper condition and alaya vrfrkini: in lianmmy. The will bo times, however, when wraknes: will develop when help must be Kiven. and it is then you .should try HoM :t- r'.v Stom.u li litQUIT MEAT IF YOUR K1EYS ACT BADLVi I fake tablespoonful of Salts if back hurts or Bladder bothers. ," fir a nation of meat eater.3 antl Dur blood is filled with uric acid, says s Tvell-known authority, who warns us to bo constantly on guard agaiivst ktilney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to freo tho blood of thU irritating acid, but became weak from the overwork; they jet slUKK'.sh; the eliminative tlsue rlof? and tlius tlie waste is retaiind In th blood to poison the entire system. "Wlien your kidney ache and feel Itlco lumps of lead, and you have sting Infc pairui in the back or tho urlno 14 rloudy, full of eeJIment. or tho bladCer is Irritable. obliRinr you to telc relief during the nibt; when yo'.j have eevero headaches, r.crvoua and Slrrj ppelL". sleeplessness, iwcid stom fcch or rhetvmnti.,'m In bad weather, pret from your pharmncb-t about four tuncwi of Jad Salts; take a tablipoonful In a fbu of water beforo LreaJcfat Mch morning and in a fe flay kidneys will act fine. This famotia salts is made from the acid of grapoi and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, and haa been used for gen tratlons to Hush And stimulate cloffted kiincys. to neutralize tho acidi In urinn so Jt ia no longer a source cf Irritation, thui ending urinary and tiadder disorders. Jad Salts is intxpenslvo and cannot Injure; makes a delightful iffervefcent lithia-water drink, and nobody taa mako a mistake by taking1 a little oc caflionally to keep the kidneys cloas tnd active. CHICHESTER S ?0& -0? IIICUUHU.'MIUIU.'U ( 1 tiUli-Ur'iDltM4llr 4L A niU la U4 ! 4.14 tti VL. l7v 4 - J iU b.i R!l,t

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AT Till: ORPHKUM. Tho Orrhoum la presenting John 1 Conroy'n models and diving girls in one of the niot elaborately Glased and --ensational lilnic acts now before tho public. Tiie handsome settings, the expert work of the divers and tho perfect sjterimen of an athlete that Mr. cnry evidently i., makes the art oijf of unusual importance. On the I ill are Master Lewis, a juvenile actor of ability, supported by a small company in a comedy sketch. Heron and Arnsman. is a lively minstrel skit. Lontf. Chapron and Greene, three attractive Kirls in sons and dances and Balancing Stevens, an equilibrist expert. Hepinninp Monday the change of bill will bring Lutz brothers, armless wonders: Kennedy. Nobody and Piatt, comedy singers and dancers; Howard, the Scotch ventriloquist; Zeno and Mandel, vaudevlllians; and the threo American tfirl.s, singers, talkers and c3 ancer.H. thi: ArniTOiurM. ' The JJeautiful Lady." a Iliograph I drama, on te the Auditorium today tells rather an interesting story. The beautiful lady was Mr.-. DePuyster, wife of a wealthy young business man, but to Pedro, she was alawys "Tho Beautiful Lady." She first noticed him when she saved her friend's child from drowning. Xhe knew he admired her and it amused her, but she did not know that Maddalena, who loved j Pedro, was eating out her heart. Then one evening the DePuyster car was held up by robbers and it was Pedro who came to the rescue. He had overheard his stepfather plotting the crime, and had tried to stop him. All this he told in gasps before he drew out the beautiful bidy's handkerchief and kissed it for the last time, for the bullet from his stepfather's pistol had entered Pedro's breast. He had given his life for "The Beautiful Lady." "A Woman Went Forth," a two reel Lubin feature with Kthel Clayton; "Thp Jarr Family Discovers Harlem," a Vitagraph comedy; "A Pipe Dream," an Kdison comedy, and the Selig weekly of current news are also on today's bill. rillST SHOW TODAY. This afternoon the first performance of the Pearl Stock company will be given at the Oliver theater. This company is opening a spring season of stock and will present for the first bill a comedy drama entitled, "Tho House of Lies' which will continue for a week. A change of play will bo ?iven each week starting with the Sunday matinee. For the first week the company has to give up the house for a Christian Science lecture on Monday evening and on Thursday evening William Gillette. Blanche Bates and Marie Doro will appear there. With the exception of a few bookings that have been contracted for some time, the company will appear every evening" and threo atrnnona each week, Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday. AT TIIK MAJKSTM-. Tho Majestic company are giving excellent performances of "A Night in San Francisco," a roaring musical comedy, with a splendid plot, good comedy characters and a world of good songs. On Sunday the bill will change and arrangements have been made to present Richard Carle's successful musical comody, "The Tenderfoot." This musical play was produced here a few years ago and scored an immense hit. It is admirably adapted for tabloid purposes and will bo given an excellent production by tho Majestic company. DIPLOMACY." Tho triple-star combination. William Gillette, Blanche Bates and Mario Doro, will shortly be een here In "Diplomacy." Maliso .Sheridan, who is entrusted with a small but highly responsible part as Mion, the maid In Diplomacy." distinguishes herself by a series of lingual gymnastics. In the character of the glib-tongued maid Miss Sheridan is called upon to speak German, French, Spanish and Kngllsh with equal fluency in the first act of Sardou's play. She is an adept in wending her way through this maje of languages. Charles Frohman, who gave his personal attention to the selection of the cast for "Diplomacy," chose Miss Sheridan for this difficult role after testing over a score of other applicants for the part. AT Till: IiASALLi:. Mary Piekford is tho featured player at tho Ijasallo today. Her name is magical in its attracting powers for no other plaer today, either in pictures or on the dramatic stago can i laim the following1 and loyal supportCIS that little Mary Piekford has. Sho will be seen in tho Paramount production of "Behind tho Scenes," a wonderful story of stage life made under the personal direction of Daniel Frohman. On Sunday a four picture program will bo presented Including "Runaway June." "The Blood of the Children." "A Romance of tho Backwoods." and a comedy, "Shultz Lady Friend." AT Till: COLONIAL. "Satan McAllister's Heir." a two reel drama of a little child's experience with a hard hearted and wicked man and how she won his confidence, is shown at the Colonial today. "A Costly Exchange." a comedy based on the mixing up of two overcoats is also shown. On Sunday "The Green Idol," "Ambroses Little Hatchet." and a special four reel drama. "The Black Triangle," will be shown. RUG ONSIDEWALK HAS FOLKS GUESSING They Finally Get Used to It and lloor Covering Carries the Marks. It wa just an ordinary full-size brown rug that the Ellsworth store had out on Its front "stoop" Thursday morning, yet the passing throng of shoppers regarded it with the utmost suspicion, the women picking up their skirts and stepping daintily around It and the men looking at the rug and then at the store as much as to say to the proprietor. "What's the wrinkle?" By noon, however, the throng had grown callous and was walking over the rug with the delicious sense of doing something it oughtn't to. And now the rug doesn't look so spick and span as it did. A week from Saturday after some 100.00C people will have trod upon it. wiped muddy feet upon it. and the elements, possibly, have rained and snowed upon it. the rug is to be taken up, washed and hung up In the Ellsworth window, just to show how indifferent this particular stylo of rug Is to mistreatment. It I a full sized rug of th WMttal j Anglo-Perfcian muke, nnt done la 1 tho copper tone-

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('l)iblren to IW CmicsIs of ousTimcs Will Viit All Dm'al Theaters. Another Saturday has armed and the one thought uppermost In the minds of thoso children who have had birthdays during the past week, or the "lucky ones" whose names have been published, is to attend tho Birthday Party given by Tho ew6-Times, and the firms cooperating in giving the school children of South Bend and Mishawaka a series of treats during the year 1915. All children whose names have been printed this week, also those whose names have been published, but who did not call for their tickets, should be on hand promptly at 8 a. in. to get their tickets. If the whole ticket is not used one Saturday, tho remaining port-on can be used on any eucceeding Saturday. lUUTHDAYS TODAY. South Jlond. Allen. J. V., 411 X. Hill. Brylewska, Helen, 1505 Chapin. Conners, J. Bernard, 813 Van Buien. Dumont, Irene, 910 E. Cedar. Denzer, Donald, 1603 S. Main. Do Vleeschower, 1G10, W. Division. Dougall, Kenneth James, 1017 E. Washington. Eastman, Bertha, 3 30 S. Main. Entzian, Fred, 1133 is. Main. Fancil, Francis, 1327 E. Dayton. Johnson. Mildred, 72 6 AV. Wayne. Kraft, Agr.es, 1819 William. Krill. Ruth E., 630 X. Sixth. Krauz, Ambroze, 4 20 X. Hill. Marszat, Lucy, 2409 Bertrand. Megan, Florence, 1901 Randolph. Marks, Bernard, G30 S. Michigan. Ohland, Russell, 1311 S. Chapin. Ry-nearson, Carl, 821 Howard a v. Sousley, Francis, 733 S. Michigan. Schwenk, Clara, 723 X. Allen. Seifer, George, 1836 E. Calvert. Schneider, Mary Louise, 816 Park. S'pieske, Alex., 7 33 S. Scott. Tarkes. Alex., 1714 Bruce. Tulok, Annie. 720 W. Ford. Windsor, Fred, 73 6 Howard. Misliawaka. Tally. Donald E., 325 W. Grove. LUCKY ONKS TODAY. South lWntl. Wegienska, Walters, 1125 W. Napier. Baker, Leoti, 91 C Stanfield. Wozniak. Joseph C, 1412 S. Catalpa, Casaday, James L., 322 X. Main. Ilennoe, Mildred, 2103 Portage. Bock. Geo. A., Jr., 1053 Woodward. Berzai, John, 1328 W. Indiana. Fellers, Majorey M.. 2 220 Pleasant. Hull, Mary, 1110 Woodward. Rieden. Ernest, 33 6 X. St. Peter. Mishawaka. Mahank, Gertrude, St. Joseph's school. Kuhn, Mildred, St. Joseph's school. Attcla. Munich. ,St. Joseph's school. Honold, Henrietta, St. Joseph's school. Blume, Bernlce. St. Joseph's school. GARDEN SEEDS WILL BE GIVEN OUT TODAY Applicants Must Appear at High School Building Between 8 and U O'clock. Hear ye, hear ye, h-:ar ye! All ye gardeners who aro planning on digging ajid raking up the soil this summer and plant therein the seeds of cabbage, tomatoes, radishes, beans, etc., and who are contemplating many happy and useful hours In cultivation of tho same, listen, hear. Announcement was ma do Friday by Director P. B. Barnes of the municipal recreation bureau that distribution of garden ground will be made today. All those who have made application for plots of ground through tho recreation bureau are requested to appear at the oces today between the hours of S ond 3 o'clock and receive the plots assigned to them. The offices aro in room 119 of the high school building. It is on tho basement tloor, the first door to your right at tho Washington st. entrance. Mr. Barnes stated that all ground has been allotted and a few warm days are all that will bo needed to start the civic gardens. Tho second part of the Barnes announcement Friday was that arrangements have been made by tho city to plow the ground for thoso who are unablo to afford this themselves. Through the efforts of Mayor Keller horses, plows and harrows will bo provided to make the rounds and turn up the soil for the gardeners. Automobile Owners Our specialty is the correction of Ignition troubles. If your engine runs irregularly, bring your car to our shop. Vistula av, and Sample st., as tho doctors say, consultation free. The Knoblock-Heideman Mfgr. Co. Advt. Keltner's Country Ham, Bacon and Lard at your disposal. II. 2007. Advt. SA1TITY COUPON" CLUB. Advt. IN A GLASS BY ITSELF" g frftOUND FLOOR - &ArE- CCKVUiltKT ) Mary Piekford H O Q O H Undoubtedly the most jMjpular motion picture) w Mar of the present day, tlll return in Daniel Frohman on prod notion of 'BEHIND THE SCENES This is a Paramount picturethat mraiH then an none hotter. .Mary lMckford gie. a iathctic charm and winsome grace to the dainty little actress who N tin heroine of tills appeal I iu? drama of theatrical life. srN"IAY Four great pictures: "HUN AWAY JUNE," 'THE BLOOI OF THE CHILDREN." 'A ROMANCE OF THE RACKWOODS." SOIllIY LADY FRIEND." - it IMjh? Oran Concerts Each Evening by an Expert i 1 Qc-T .Continuous Frew 10c m. to 11 p. m. Come auj time.

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AUDITORIUM Our Big Saturday Shows Are Very Popular. "A WOMAN WENT FORTH" A two reel Lubin feature with Ethel Clayton. . "THE BEAUTiFUL LADY" A very fine Biograph drama. "THE JARR FAMILY DISCOVERS HARLEM" No. 1 of the celebrated Jarr Family series, featuring Harry Davenpprt, Rose Tapley and other well known players. "A PIPE DREAM," Edison comedy. THE SELIG WEEKLY OF CURRENT NEWS.

THE HOUSE Proentin Only tho Cream of the World's Output of Keith Vaudeville, NOW PLAYINGt

MASTER LEWIS HERON AND LONG, CHAPRON ORIGINAL AND CO. ARNSMAN AND GREEN BALANCING In a Novelty In a Snappy Three Dainty STEVENS Comedy Playlet Minstrel Melange Maids Chair Balancing

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NOW PLAY IN f 5 r:. j-u ii.iston's MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK "A NIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO" An KxpIoMon of i:xoitUii JLUarity. Xcv Sons: Nunihor: Yoii Croat P,i Dancinc: Doll," "At the Ball," "Adam's 1UV "Nihtthne in lursanly" t'tc. rVSClXATIXi 1 'All IV CHOItCS. miu thi: 3iaji-;stic ijaxd. 10c Matines Dally Ilxc-rpt Monday. All Scat 10c AMUSEMENT. r.vtry lime You Attend 'The "orpheum You Cast a Vote for Incomparable Amusement. DIVING GIRLS in Vaudeville.

' W: . 1 ' V I 5c Best Pictures TODAY "SATAN McALLISTER'S HEIR" Two rccN. hoiii the manner in which ii little child captured the heart of the inot wicUed ami de-spi-M'd man in the community. "A COSTLY EXCHANGE" The mivimr of oxcrctwit. i- the ba-i- of thi comcily plot." I"I Tour i-ecl Htra Skxial. "Till: 1SLACK TICIAN'CiLI I." Start a Saving Account at Once A:.. I iiO 1KII. DATING. Ail :ii':if." tj J"i-:mI :n o ; r az I :.:a;.t :-. !:ilcr than April iu. .i:4.v.s :nter-.t from April 1M a, the :atf of 4 percent pr ar.i.am. vpc'.:nch d .".'T-n nr. ; a 1 1 . American Trust Company ON SAVINGS

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