South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1915 — Page 16

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Colleges and Their Effect on Character Ilv i:llH-rt lluliltaril.

ColJou-o j:Mlijatf s art- jlrnt if ul. Mm f rlia-.nctf r .'ni iurjoe are raro. A cnllrk-c pr.'Kluatc may r-o.c.c05S Character ami ho may not. Cliar-trtcr i.s ma!- up of twe inrrrilknts iiitt! ncc and rK;ht intent. A r-'.Hf th rrfc is no proof of lower. " m Ii n 1 1 (i.'ulur.s and tcachr-r.s nTc ni har'i to !.nd. !ut th' in-n who ran wotk v. ith lu ad, hand and );'irt. Kivin an undivided ?- rvk o in far.'yu' th hurd ns of tin world, tiro in 'Irrn md as n.-v r l.f.l'orc in all hist ory. Whm it comrs to showing lioya rnd Kirls how to lt prart iral work how to tarn a living m4-t school t :i( h.rs are at .ea in a collapsible boat. For 2'nrk years trarher.-- liavo l"-on trained t have a sort of contempt for aniti1'.'! that pays in the- lino of useful v.ork, and this taint till survived We want to win hy o'.ir wits, not hy fccin' Koo'i servants. Intelligent. n-erful s rvico always leads to promotion. It is tho only pathway to success. A jhort time a;ro I saw a hundred colored men clearing Harvard yard of snow, 1 asked a certain professor of political economy if these colored men were in the university. He looked at mo in pity, and replied: "Why, hero teachers, tutors, professors, students and parents have entered into a solemn pact to the effect that at college no useful thin ehall bo done." If a youth is not taught to do 'useful work before ho is li' years old h.o may never he able to acquire the habit afterward. He Justifies himself in his inability, prides himself on his own inefficiency, wraps his ignorance around him, and Jies down to pleasant dreams. Men who can teach history, political s-cienee, mathematics, and can coach a football team, will faint away If you ask them to take char&e of a Kant; of boys and dit; a ditch. Pulling a cross-cut saw is abso-

DARKENS GRAY ill

Harmless Not a Dye Acts on Hair Roots Changes Gray Hair to a Healthy, j Lustrous, Dark Shade.

If your hair Is gray, streaked with tray, prematurely gTay, thin or falling, apply, for a few times, Q-Han Hair Color Restorer on your hair and ecalp, with the uarnntee of a reliablo dealer that it won't cost you one cent unless it changes your jrnor hair to a beautiful, dark shade and promotes Its growth. Q-Han nets on the hair roots, making gr.iy hair healthy, so the gray hair is beautifully and quickly darkened so evenly, naturally and thoroughly that no on can tell It hatf been used. In addition, Q-Pan etops itching scalp, dandruff and fallhair, and makes the hair thick, fluffy, 50ft, lustrou, beautifully dark nnd abundant. Q-Ilan is not sticky or mcsay, harmless, and makes scalp and hair clean and feel pleasant. Darkrns hair when nil elo falls. Only 50c for a big 7-oz. bottle, nt American Dmg Co., South Pend. Ind. Out-of-town people supplied by parcel post.

NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages.

Ah! What relief! Your clogged rostrils open right up, the air passages of your head are clear nnd you can breathe freely. No rr.oro hawk Inc. snuIHing, mucous discharge, hcadech dryness no stmpsxllnc for breath at night, your cold or catarrh Is sono. Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottlo of Ely's Cream Palm from your drugglt now. Apply a lltt!o of this fm grant, antiseptic cream in your uistrlls. lot it penetrate through every air ras-sne of toe head; noothe nnd heal the swollen, inflamed mucous rnemb.-ane. giving you instant rolief. Ely's Cream Palm is just what f. ery cold and catarrh sufferer haj teen scek.ng. It's just splendid.

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Ve Can Save You One-Half cn Your Dtmtal Bill.

Come in and talk it over with us. Examination Free. No charge for extracting when ordering new teeth. I'alnlesvs i:x trading 50c White Denial Parlors 111 Ve?.t V;ihlnton Avo. Over Herr'? Dock Store. Iaij Attentlant. Open Tues.. Thurt,. and Sat. Nlchts IUdl riione Main

PA TENTS And Trade Marks Obtained in all Counirh&. Advice Free. GILO. J. OITSCir. Hepitered litent Atty.. 711712 tudebakcr lildif.. South liend Ind.

EVUceiLIL'S rcuNiTuiu: Ori)Hito Audi tori tim.

lutcly out rf their orbit. If you ak one of them to co and brin you a clevis or a uhiffletrce. if he pees at all he come back with a pickaxe. lie is educated in theories and in the futilities, and the idea of making work pay riht here and now, and irettin an education at your work, out of your work, is a thing that hehas never considered. It is quite absurd to speak of a sick man or an incilicient person n an educated man. The economic waste of educating people into invalidism is beyond compute. All that which destroys nerves and

digestion in way of education is

money and time wrongly expended. There is one book that no individual interested in the education of the young can afford to miss, and this is Herbert Spencer's "Kaya on Education. " Spencer starts off with the postulate, "the first requisite is to Le a good animal." Ironical people; have called attention to the fact that Herbert Spencer wasn't. But this does not weigh in the scale against the truth of his dictum. Any system of education that does not tend to make the child a good animal is faulty in the extreme. The world is fast coming to the belief that the object of education is to

make the individual acquainted with !

this planet upon which he lives, and which feeds and sustains him, in order that he may better adapt himself to life. The more accurate knowledge he lias about this world, its history, the men and women who now live and those who have lived, the better educated the individual. Then, if he can apply his knowledge in a way that will aid him to live better, longer and happier his life is a success. He must fit himself into his environment in order that he may never lie a menace, a responsibility, or a earo to society. O.i the other hand, he must add to the wealth and happiness of his neighbors, and in so doing he will himself thrive. True education today Is not for show it is for service.

Letters of the People

I would like to have some one Inform me whether or not there is an ordinance against joy-walking and if so why it is not enforced. Many times have I smiled at the Inconsistency of it a red faced, puffing policeman railing away at some embarrassed meek-faced chauffeur, who has neglected to make quite as square a corner as the olliccr thought was proper, while behind, beside and before this said policeman trail antlike processions of joy-walkers, hopping in front of cycle cars, motor cars or street cars. If people are given permission to walk in the street would it not be perfectly proper for drivers of motor ears to ride along on the sidewalk? Can you not just see the angry astonished glare of the pedestrians because of this infringement on their property, or the dashing1 policeman bawling out something about "Whad, yu mean young man." etc? I am afraid any human being or any policeman would find it a rather ditficult undertaking were he to endeavor to be all ears, e'es, hands and legs at one time and after all a chauffeur is only a human being. It is disconcerting to say the least to be harangued loudly before a crowd of amused on-lookers for merely endeavoring to keep from killing several of the mob of careless citizens allowed to joy-walk across the street corners by a still more careless policeman and our only hope is that the joy-walker and policeman will sometime in the near future be inveigled into buying a motor car or at least a bicycle. MISS DHRXICK RYER.

JAPAN INSISTS ON CERTAIN ESSENTIALS Wants Mouooly of Chinoe Arsenals and Chinese l'urclutecs of Arms.

PKKIX, April 9 Japan is now showing a marked tendency throughout her negotiations with China to concentrate on certain essentials and is turning more insistently at every meeting to the article designed to concede to her a virtual monopoly of Chinese arsenals and Chinese pur- ( hases of arms and munitions of war. Chinese statesmen stated that unless direct relief is afforded this unending pressure which will be continued perhaps until tho last shots in I.'uropc have been fired, must finally produce something sinister. It is char that the breakdown of the Chinese negotiations which Japanese ynewspapers say ultimatel must come since Japan has the strongest nerves, is beginning to be reckoned with as vital and impondcrably evident. Japan is prepared to postpone many of its claims if it can secure control of the Chinese army.

ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL EGYPT'S SULTAN Young Ksyptinn 11 res at Him Hut tlio Hullct (Joes Wide Ax-ail-ant Seized.

CAIRO, April 9. An attempt to assassinate the sultan was made Thursday afternoon, but failed. A young Kgyptian fired at him. The bullet' failed to take effect. As the sultan was leaving the Abdin palace Thursday afternoon to pay a visit to certain dignitaries, a native fired a bullet at him from a crowd. Tho bullet went wild and the assailant was immediately seized. The sulton proceeded on his round of visits entirely unperturbed by the attempt on his life. On his return to the palace i.e received a tremendous ovation .from creat crowds assembled outsid the building to show their sympathy. Tho would-be assassin is stated to be an Egyptian about 2 4 years old, describing himself as a merchant from Monsmah

Automobile Owners Our specialty is the correction of ignition troubles. If your engine nin irregularly, bring your car to our shop. Vistula a v. and S imple si., as the doctors say, consultation free. The Knoblock-Heideman Mfg. Co. Advt-

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Here's a store that South Bend has honored with its larger patronage, that South Bend men, in ever increasing numbers depend upon for what's what in dress. This tremendous patronage; this greater volume of trade, puts us in the position, from the wholesale buying standpoint of greatest value getters and what we give back in maintaining our position as the greatest value givers. We want you to share in these greater values, we want you to take full advantage of the wonderful clothing service Livingston has brought to South Bend, especially do we want you to see the combination of value getting made possible by Livingston buying power, Livingston selling power, and

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clonics you win una a prana or merchandise that is the result of practical "economy in specializing in making an enormous quantity of one particular kind of clothes for men and making them unusually well. They are to be (g 1j J found here only in South Bend. "The price the world over is. tj) J.

Here's Head Happiness No store in South Bend can boast a Hat stock so new and diversified as Livingston's. It doesn't make any difference how many different shaped heads come here to be fitted they're fitted and the price never interferes with your idea of economy.

Vou can be well dressed right now at the beginning of the spring season, for very little money, if you will come here. No need to wait till the end-of-the-summer sales. Our special Men's Suits which we have for FIFTEEN DOLLARS will surprise you. They do not belong to the ordinary suits to be found at that price.

We had them made especially for us as trade-getters. (T They're doing it. Our price is 0 I

Young Man Tell Mother you want your clothes to come from Livingston's. Hint gently that a store which bigger brothers, uncles and even dads go to, is the kind of a store you want to go to. This is the men's store of South Bend, whether the man is six or sixty.

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Dunlap Hats, $5. Stetson Hats, $3.50 Hawes Hats, $3. Livingston Special, $2.

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Spring Time Is Tonic Time Spring is the time of renewing of new life new blood new vitality. When your reserve strength and energy have been reduced during the trying Winter months vou need a cood Spring tonic to tone up your system, and restore your vital

ity and energy to a normal condition. But remember, when one's health is in question, nothing but the best will do. Befiy9 Pere Malt Whiskey is a tonic of tho highest quality, made from sound jrrain thoroughly malted, including barley, the most expensive grown. Repeated relinings, or distillations, are resorted to In orlcr that injurious by-products may bo removed. This leaves only the sound wholesome soul of the grain which gives to Duffy's the healthful "benefit so necessary fur medicinal use. A costly proCess 'tis true, but the splendid resultsobtained are well worth the outlay, and insure a higher standard of purity than is required by the U. Pharmacopeia. Leading physicians have prescribed Duffy's pure Mnlt Whiskey for over half a century. In old age, in illness, in cases of weakened vitality, or where one is run down and In need o a real builder-up of the system. Duffy's may be relied on for good results. It's just the spring tonic you need. Try it."

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Chicago, So. Bend & Northern Ind. Ry. Co. and Southern Michigan Ry. (Effective October 11, 1914.) TRAINS LEAVING SOUTH BEN1 INDIANA.

Get Duffy's and Keep Well.

Sold in SEALED BOTTLES O XL Y. Beware of imitations

et Duffy's from your local druggist, TTfbTnF1 nKr )r $1.00 ior bottle. If In1 i I Hi cannot supply you, Avrito us wo will tell ou wliert to et it. Millcal lMoklet fret

The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester. N. Y.

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Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments, ! GATELY'S 112 K. Jefferson Blvd.

BUY IT NOW.

DR. TUCKER Specialist In Chronic Disease cf Men and Women. Offlcse in Toepp Building, Oppoait Potome.

UNION DENTAL GO

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113 South Mich. St.

Tim old KixiAULi; Ki:i:ir.iiTLi:v s union pcntal co. Hro 1.'. o:irs. aro still illnc !i;isln-ss .it the fs:rr., ! i irIorf. Yoi arc tlirowiiit' away moivy when y.m j-.-iy .ro t!inn our i-ricrs. St Teeth $3 0 A lilti' (rtuvn f .1 00 IlricIKe Work"..".". lillinn R'V Ciolil Crown, (2 k) KUrt Teeth Kxtruetinff froo when onlorins I'iittps. UNION DENTAL CO.

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