South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 119, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 April 1915 — Page 2

TiinisnAY, .ri:i?i 20, 101.-. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SOUTH BEND GEMTER

HCM TflRAV luiii muni International Officers and Directors Here for "Policy" Meeting. Fcmth Hcnd tod.iy H the center of lioiari.tr.s 1m. th national in international. The J r i n -i i . 1 1 odlc-rs anI directors of tho Ir.t- rn ational a;-oojat ion art in 1 1 r- i : - D-day ( hbl a -nf rrnr. mi f "f multain g a pd;-,y for thr direction of all future int. -rnation-il Tlotarian uctivitus. Th: polb-y will bo presented at the coin nti.iii in July in ,in rrarui.-'. The ofl'.f' rs and vi-iting Kotarians arrived during th.- l'.r r:o.n. At to-on the n gular v.( l,ly lunc io on of the lo al K'.tar.v clwlf was iv n at the Oliver at which T men ut if pros nt. I'olb win:; the lunch. ;i the international o!!;crs ar.d dir (!.: s we nt irit f s's.-ion which is -xperOd to n 1 1 i throughout tile afternoon. Thi- evening a banquet in ho;i r of th'- visitors will be gie-n. 1 '-' ' rvnti'.ns h;iv ! . n made for 12". including h-al Kotariaris and out of the ity gt: -f.. The ottieers and directors present todav nrc a fdb.s; Frank I- Mulhol! and. international p! e-shb-nt : Mcul", Philadelphia, ti'.nal prr-id nt; Hi:-- 11 Toledo, o., H' nn '. i:t int'-rna-1. ;riiHr, A S? v Mr i . i k rv v it

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TOMORROW, These Specials

GRANITE WARE TICKING Good quality irav enameled Good assortment of pretty K) quart preserving kettles, colored floral stripes, per 11 quart dishpans and 1( yard quart water pails 25c BANDINGS FLY SWATTERS 1Fill!s.heJ Swiss em- , broidery bandings, lc c each qualities, per yard 9c SOAP CHIPS VOILES 2o-Mule Team, lare 25c Choice of many handsome box for 20c new floral designs in 40jnc1 rjce ciotlis, voiles and FOOT TUBS embroidered Swiss; 25c G:dvanized, each 19c quality, per yard 19c POT COVER SETS LISLE GLOVES Set of 6 assorted size pot Black, white and assorted covers with wire rack.. 27c colors, per yard 18c DUST PANS t HANDKERCHIEFS

Black Japanned; heavy tin, round handle 4c TABLE DAMASK Bleached, mercerized, per yard 21c K'PREADS Hemmed, full bed size, Marseilles patterns, each ..79c CURTAIN SCRIMS White, cream and ecru, hemstitched bordered, per yard . 12c art"crash is and 27-inch widths, special, per yard 19c TOWELING Red striped border linen crash, per yard . 8c "LINEN SUITING 45-inch, in rose pink, Copenhagen, buff and several other shades, per yard. .39c TABLE TUMBLERS Colonial style . . .6 for 17c TOILET PAPER Crepe 8 rolb for 19c Liquid Veneer 12 oz. bottle, 5oc kind. .35c KRINKLE CREPE Good wearing wash fabric Miat is easy to launder, requires no ironing; blue, pink, gray, lavender and tan and white stripes, per yard Sc HILL MUSLIN Bleached or unbleached, 56 inch, per yard 7l2c CRETONNE Light and dark colors, assorted patterns, yard. . . .7c GALATEA SUITING In plain colors and fancy stripes, 52-inch, per yd. 12c

Kansas ity, past international president; Chi '-ley II. Perry, Chicage, international seen tary ; William tJettinpr r, in te rnat ional dirrrtor and presbb nt of New York Rotary club; (Juy C. ;iinl'ikrr, international dirrrtor and pn.-id'nt Philadelphia Kotaiv lub; Arch '. Khmiph. Cleveland, .. 1 n t r n at I e n a 1 dirrrtor. Tlirif Itf.tarians present from Indiana polis arc J. V. Stickney. J. I. Wayne and Kufus Kin:;. From Cincinnati come F. V. CL-ilbraith. president of the Cincinnati club, and II. W. Miller.

LAWYERS TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION OF CLUB At tho f-orond meeting of tho lawyers' cluh held Wednesday night at tho I,xingtin tea room a committee of five w:ik appointed to draft by-laws for a permanent organization. The members of the committer are Dan Pyle. Floyd Pea hi. .-'am tied Pettengill. Paiph l'eig and Fred Pingham. The organization will be perfected at the next meeting which will be held em the last Wodne;;lay in May. There were 2f lawyers in attendance at the meeting Wednesday night. Follov ing the dinner a paper on "Criminals ami the Punishment of Crime," was r-nd 1 y Chester ii. Montgomery. This was followed by a discussion of the snbjrct. It is proposed in forming this club to make the features of the meetings similar to those of the Kound Table e x ept that the subjects will be confined to tln.se of particular interest to tho le'al profession. The membership will be open to the lawyers of South Hend and Mishawaka. ID) Vf r j t.v

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FRIDAY, OUR BARGAIN DAY on Sale from 9 to 11 A. M. only

For men, soft cambric, hemstitched, each 8c CHILDREN'S DRESSES And Rompers, in white, blue and tan; stamped, to be embroidered, each..lSc STAMPED TOWELS Huek, to be embroidered, 9 to 1 1 a. m., only 8c CENTERPIECES Round, 18-inch, white linene, hemstitched, scalloped ! edge, each -.15c STICKEREI Bi aid trimming's for Wash Dresses, all colors embroidered on white cloth, bolt of I yards for 6c DRESS SHIELDS "Ohio," sizes 1 to 3. . .19c COMBS Pull size rubber dressing combs, each 8c WHITE SnuCLEAN Whiuemore's for all kinds of white shoes 17c HAIR PINS Large box containing all sizes, for 3c SHAVING SOAP ' illiams, per bar 4c SATIN SKIN Face Cream, per jar . . .18c CLUNY LACES White edgings and inserlions, splendid quality, per vani 4 c SERGE Half wool, in navy, green, brown and plaids, 9 to 1 1 a. m. onlv, per vard . . .!9c

WOMEN 10 DISTRIBUTE

CLEM-OP LITERATURE City Divided Into DistrictsWard Chairmen Named to Direct Work. Distribution of literature on cleanup week will be beun by the club women of the city Friday and by the fust of next week it is expected that every housewife will be supplied with a copy of the booklet containing instruction on Kurdcniiv-,'. the care of the lawn and copies of the garbage can and 11 y ordinances. Tne ui.u nation of this literature and the procuring of a moving picture iilm which will 'o the rounds of all the motion picture houses during the week wilt represent the work of the women of the city in the week of agitation for a cleaner, more healthful South Bend. The city has been divided into 1j districts each with a chairman who lias under her a corps of women worke-rr. who will themselves attribute the literature from door to door. The booklets contain some interesting instructions on home jrardenin.tr together with an explanation of the .lrdenins project in South Bend and application blanks for membership in the home garden clubs which may be SOUTH 3BND 45-INCH FLOUNCING Good quality deeply embroidered Swiss dress flouncing, S 1.25 value, per vard 79c WOMEN'S SKIRTS Assorted materials and styles, sold up to $6.95, to close $1.98 KIMONOS Good crepe, all colors, pretty Japanese and floral designs, various styles... 89c WOMEN'S DRESSES Of all wool challies, crepe de chine and serge, sold at much higher prices, choice for these 2 hours only $1.39 MEN'S UNION SUITS Extra good quality balbriggan, famous "Roxford" brand, all sizes, 9 to 11 a. m. only 79c NIGHT GOWNS For women, slipover style, lace and embroidery trimmed, of good muslin. . .39c CHILDREN'S HOSE Good heavy ribbed, fast black, per pair 9c UNION SUITS For women; gauze; tight knee or lace trimmed; top and armholes taped, 5oc value, 9 to 1 1 a. m. only 38c UNDERWAISTS For children, of muslin, with plenty of buttons.. 8c FLOWERS Such as daisies, roses and foliage; assorted colors, regular 10c kind, four bunches for 15c TRIMMED HATS About 25 this Spring's stylish models in smart "shapes, Mlk crown, miian hemp and fancy braids. In all colors and black. Trimmings are bright flowers, ribbon and new ideas in stickups, all artistically arranged. Sold iro to $4.08 Choice $1.00 TORCHON LACE Dainty patterns in white insertions, 5c values, per vard 3c

signed and returned to I B. Barnes, municipal recreation director. The several districts and their chairmen are as follows: Couuiilanl school district. Mrs. Ceor.ro Weber; east of Michigan St.. .Mrs. Oeore Phillips-; district bounded by Michigan. Washington and Scott, south to city limits. Mrs. rarrie Meyer; district bounded by Scott st. and Wasbinton aw. and south and west to citv limits. Mrs. Thomas J. Dchev anil Mrs. W. G. Crabill; Washington aw. Colfax aw and Iasalle a v., from river to city limits. Mrs. Victor Jones; Kaley school district. II. A. Tvner; Colfax schejol. Mrs. o. K. Oolbrick; Muese. school. Mrs. 1 1. J. Miller; district be unded by Navarre st.. Portage aw. Lafayette st. and city limits. Mrs. B- Pcrshimr; Madison school district. Mrs. D. W. Jtidd and Mrs. Cora Wei lor; Xavarre pi.. Mrs. V. B. Barnes; Perley school, Mrs. W. W. Jefferies; Sample st.. east to watch factory. Mrs. Kenneth Beers; liiver Park. Mrs. A. P. E. Gammack. The committee working on the motion picture film has procured from Chicago an excellent film dealin? with the 11 y pest. Through the courtesy of the managers of the various houses the film will be shown every day durinpr the week at one of them, including not only those in the down town district but the three on Chapin st., as well. The days on which the film will appear in the different shows will be announced later this week. Tho committee in charge of this part of the work is composed of the following members: Miss Flinor Wolf, chairman. Mrs. C. A. Davev, Mrs. E. G. Kettrintr, Miss Mary May White, Mrs. W. W. Davis, and Mrs. Robert Klbel.

DEATHS

pi;ti it makcklt:. Peter Marcklc, 7L a retired farmer lUin? at 708 X. Allen st., died at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning after an illness of two years. He was born in Stark county, O.. Nov. 8, 1S4 3. He has been a resident of South Bend for the past ten years, coining here lrom Clay township. On March 0, IS HO, he was married at Xiles to Anna Keisenbertf. who survives him. He also leaves eight children, they beii: Mrs. Frank Wolf, Mr:t. James Mc;Tan, Mrs. George Gimderman, Mrs. Thomas Gusky, Mrs. John Wentland, Peter J. Marekle, Jacob Marckle, and John Marekle, all of South Bend. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday morning- at St. Patrick's church. Father John F. I)eGroote, C. S. C, officiating. Burial will be in the Cedar Grove cemetery. FUNERALS. joiix i:. i n:sox. Funeral services for John K. Ilenson. who committed suicide Tuesday morning by taking carbolic acid, were held at the residence eif his niece, Mrs. Louisa Moon, ?04 S. Lafayette st., at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. Hew Heigemaw of Wakarusa efficiatlng. Burial was in the Palmer's Prairie cemetery. MRS. XF.LIJi: WILSOX. Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Wilson were held Thursday afterneon from the residence. 03 4 X. Main st., at 2:30 o'clock. Burial was in the city cemetery. FRIENDS GIVE FAREWELL DINNER FOR WALTERS Ilrllliant Function at Indiana Club Marks Departure of (las Co. .Manager. P.. S. Walters, who goes to Hammond next Tuesday as manager of the Xorthern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. was tc ndered a trewcll banquet Wednesday night at the Indiana club. A seven-course elinner was scrveel in the cluh ball room to 73 guests. The table decorations were pink rescs and mi lax. M. I. Bred, president of the club. acted as toastmaster and responses were made by H. A. Kngman, jr., (Jeorgc M. Studebaker, R. B. Sensenich, George L. O'Brien, K. L. Kuhns. W. B. Pond. C. A. Carlisle, H. G. Xiles, A. G. Graham, H. E. Wheelock. C. A. Lancaster and E. II. Miller. Letters were read from absent members of the club and eluring the evening Mr. Walters received several telegrams from members out of the city. NEW PASTOR COMES TO FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Kcw T. L George, new pastor of the First Church of the Brethren arrived in South Bend Wednesday. Accompanying was his family and they will make tl jir home at 1002 E. Indiana aw Kcw Mr. George's coming has been delayed for two months owing te an operation he underwent for appendicitis. Bew Mr. George comes here from Burr Oak, Kas.. where he has been for tlu past live years. In addition to his regular duties he did much elistrict missionary and evangelistic work. Ho will deliver his inaugural sermon Sunday morning. NO FEE FOR MONEY ORDER SENT TO WAR PRISONERS Following a provision of The Hague cemvention subscribed to by the United States as well as by all of the European nations now at war, the postoMlce department has sent out the information to the various postolfices that no fee shall be charges for money orders drawn in favor of prisoners of war in any European country. It was decided at The Hacue cemvention that if money orders elrawn in favor of prisoners of war or remitted by them .were exemptetl from any charge it would tend to ameliorate the condition of the prisoners. THIEVES TAKE TRUNK 15. S. Walters Home Is Entcrd WeeliiCMlay Night Clothing Taken. An auto trunk tilled with clothing was stolen from the home of Benjamin S. Walters, 1022 E. Jefferson blvd.. Wednesday night, while the family was away. Sergt. Laskowski investigated and reported that entrance had been obtained by forcing a window. V.T XAf.V CITED. Action was brought in the superior court Thursday morning by Joseph Mlcak to have the court order Charles Nagy to answer in court as to the amount of his property. It is alleged that the plaintiff has been given a Judgment against Nagy which it his bern impossible to re-cover because of lack of prouertv.

Children's Shoes Third Floor

Robertson

Distinguish the Best from the Rest When you purchase underwear you have two leading ideas to follow perfect lit, niot essetnial for comfort; quality in materials insuring (rood wear. In selecting the brands we were careful in selecting manufacturers that have lorn: ago passed the experimental stage. Their merchandise is backed by their earned reputation."

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Women's Union Suits at 50cy 59c Made closed and extra wide; umbrella knee; trimmed with mercerized tape. Women's Vests and Pants Extra out sizes with large armhole at 39c. Children's Minneapolis Union Suits At 29C 39C lQC b'ie sarment motliers like made witl1 or without taped Boy's Poros Knit Union Suits Regular 50c quality in white or ecru at 39c. Summer Hose for Women Excellent quality Black Lisle Hose 3 pair 59c Medium

weight and good service hose. Women's Lisle Hose at 25c in black, white and tan, light or medium weight; all ribbed or ribbed and hemmed tops. WAYNE KNIT LISLE HOSE FOR WOMEN ME Hp Represent the best on the market at the price. JUU a plain or mercerized hose, black or white, elastic top, spliced seam in back. KAYSER'S HOSE FOR WOMEN AT $1.00 A quality hose, coming in all shades to match any of the new costumes. Special values. - Children's Hosiery Must combine material with perfect workmanship ot insure the lasting quality necessary for children. You will find remarkable values

in these two items

Fine Lisle Hose at 35c; 3 pair for $1.00. Or the cheaper hose at 15c; 2 pairs for 25c. SUMMER FASHION BOOK JUST OUT. PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN FREE WITH EACH BOOK. PRICE 25c.

GARDENING EXPERT BOOSTS CLEAN-UP AND PAINT-UP MOVEMENT The city wide clean-up and paintup movement and the municipa.1 gardening project were given added impetus today by Miss M. Grace Osborne landscape gardener of Indianapolis. Miss Osborne came to South Bend under the auspice's c- the municipal recreation bureau. She spoke at two meetings this afternoon and is scheduled to speak at two more this evening one a mass meeUng at the high school. During the afternoon Miss Osborne spoko to school teachers and club women on the garden movement and also j;avi- some; pointers on cleaning up and beautifying home and school yards. Years of expert study in this line qualified Miss Osborne to speak on this subject. At J:o0 this evening she will speak at a luncheon to be given as .1 compliment liom the domestic science department. (luests at this luncheon will include the chairmen of the garelen, recreatiem and clean-up committees. The mass meeting will be call ed at s : 1 . oYb k. At this session Miss esborno w: w;ploy tcreopticon slides to emphasize her lecture. Dr. Charles i. lletsenbury will preside at the meeting. PEAK RULES FOR GLAZER IN SUIT OF JONES A judgment for the defendant has been returned by Justice Peak in the case of William Jones against Israel Clazer. The plaintiff sued for $150 damages on the grounds that s. horse owned by Glazer had kicked a. horse owned by the plaintiff and which the plaintiff kejit in the barn with the permission of Glazer. The justice agreed with Glar.er that the plaintiff 5. horse had been kicked by a horse likewise envned by tho plaintiff and not by a horse owned by Glazer. The justice found against Glizer in a suit brought against James Luther. The evidence was that Glazer had hold two horses to one Tomlinson, and that before they were paid for Tomlinson's wife had sold one of them to Luther. Glazer sued to replevy'the horse from Luther em the grounds that he had retained a note which gave title in the property to the vendor until the purchase prie had been paid. Th? court concluded that Glazer had waived this title and had given Mrs. Toralinson permission to sell the horse. KKPOKTS 2(5 IWTII'XTS. The monthly re-port Hied with the '.ounty commissioners Wednesday by James A. Ducrgan .superintendent of the .t. Joseph County Tuberculosis hospital, shows that on April 2 ) there were 26 patients in the institution, of which number three were from Mishawaka. The amount paid in by the patients eluring the month was $4 4. IWSTUY SAM-:. Saturday. Gas Otfiee. 21." S. Michijjar et -'irst lircthren Ladies. Advt.

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Underwear Section Main Floor

Carter's Union Suits for Women Knit in Invisible Ribs, daintily trimmed, soft and elastic

and bwiss white. I he suits

Are made in various styles with tight or umbrella knee, cap sleeves or sleeveless and low neck.

Kayser's Union Suits for Women

OQp Are made in fine Lisle with band top and re 00b forced tieht knee.

Women's New Style Union Suit

MQQo anrl ARp A combination garment made in 0Qj dllU tOU three pieces that is perfectly fitting.

SOUTH BEND MARKETS I'Ol'LTKY AMI MKATS. (Correeled Daily by .!ininii's Market 1-3 YV. .Irflt-rcon ItUtl.) I'orLTKY- raving It1.,, filing "J-'-. VMAI J'ayin- s lling Sj: ISI-:i-:r Kemst S, boiling 1-, purterhuue otf4o, sirloin :;). HAM-SHling IV. LAKI) Selling 1N I,KOVIIONS. (Correteel Daily by I YV. MuHIrr, K. Jeffprxm llhil.) Fltl'IT Oranges p-r rase $2., selling nt 20jOe per b7.. ; lemons per e-nse selling at 'iOft; 40e per doz.; bananas per buneh ? 1 .7.1. selling at Zti'2Zi per doz. ' lie l. T A 1 1 L 1 : S i'a b ba ge, pa y i n g -1 e per 11., selling at 4r per lb.; potatoes, paying :o. selling at . 15lTTi:K AND i:;;S Country . uttr, paving 2iKi.'!o selling 'Srii'.'", ereamefy butter, paying 1T.. selling .'1.V-: eggs, strictly lresli, payiu is. belling si:i:ds. ( (orrHtel Daily by VYurner Itru. S'tl Store, 1H K. Yane St.) TIMOTHY- $.'.. -idf I per bu. JSF.D CLOVKU -slff'.. AI.FALI'A-?lo..K, H. alsiki: ULOVFK- s: !. IIAV, STK.WY AM) I lilill. (Corrected Daily by the Yedy Milb-r 1 lour and 1 V'l '.. 120 S. liiicin l.) HAY ravin- SlH. selling spi'ls. STRAW- Faying $?fn s Iiiiig S'.M.m and 50 per bale. COKN Faying SO, selling at .' :o,-. OATS Faving celling at -"'. CLOYKIi SFKD Faying jst s, lMng at SO. ALSIKi: e'LOVFF Selling at $V). TIMOTHY- Selling at si. ALFALFA Montana grown, S'lli.ig tl 511. i i.oru and i i:i:d. ( t'orriK'ted Dailj- by KnnMoek ami din, Ilydraulie Av.) WUKAT-I'.ijiiU' Sl .'o j.. r bu. OATS living rV. soiling rr.e. COIIN-Faying selling s-. KYi; -Paving Si. mvi; MOCK. (Corr trl Daily by Major Itro , S. Logan st.) II RAX" Y FAT MFRKS-Fair to good. Cj'n 'tl ' ; iririi i-. 0 7' . H(h;S '00 lbs. s."iO;7. LXMIJS Live ;' .r,i..: dressed M'-iV: TALLOW AND IIIDLs (C'orrwted Daily by . XV. Llppm.in. !() N. Main st.) TALLOW Rough '11W, rerkrcl, No. 1, 4iie: No. 2. :vi: H 1 1FS Green No. 1. !'. 12: curcl e.ilf .ki:i 12'15--. MARKETS Chicago livi: mock. UNION STOCK Y.RIS. III.. April e IUmJS- Feeeipt s ll,(nr. market .".' Pw bighe-r; raised hikI loitehei H ?7..V'; 7.7." : g'l Leavy ?7.iO','7.'."; rough Leavy .v7.1't: 7..T. : light ?7.40''i7.7."j: pigs $."i.'."i7.l0 ; bulk .7..Viij7.7a CATTLR Kti'eiptH 4..V-): nnrket vtendy : beeves Jt'.if s.7", ; runs and heifer ."'7.7."; Texan.s $i.St'i7): e:ilves 1 r P SHLFF F-eeipts ;.o'o: marku .e!v: native and western s rt-t Li-n! 4 ."Aj 'Jill. KAT III ITALO I.IXK M(U K. LAST IU'FFALe . N. Y.. April " 'ATTLi; llf eiuts 7) head: marktt atie;

Boys' Clothing Third Floor

priced reinprime steer- s.ir, ; l.nt.li.r graded ;:,) (its. s. C.YLYF.S Receipt" L 1 I : m.irket .'e--ti4: eull t 3 1 . i . I ..'.iCi T . shi:i:f and lami:s i:e"eipfS :;i.oo) liend; market active at I steady: .;joi e lamb s'K7r,fti lit : -uii t. f.ilr ' si.r.i :i.s ; yearlings $oj.Sn !.eep S.'rTTo. IF KIS Receipts ju.irket active aid sternly: Yr .! s .S'.i s.:;(t ; j.ijs Ss: ni 1 x I Ss.pKy s.;;o; !ie,,Vy SsO-lo; I ougl;s S:S'-i G. 7r ; stags NO'-;. IIICAC.O (iliAlN. ''HIFAO. .vpril oFi:.ING: XVI I FAT Mav Sl.;i'.; ,In!v .1..;T; Sej t. ?1 ,C,'i; l.S, COKN-May HK'-i"; .luh so' f,, 7:1 t, ; Sept. Mfivr.c. HATS- May .V. -fi .. ; .lulv .V.' .; S. j t. lso. I'llKK- Miv S17.."7 : .lulv Ms.FJ: s;.l ls.r. I I F.s Jul v h.r Sept. sio;.i CI.osi:: XVHFAT May si..:;: .iiv Jl.::;i;: Sent. Sl.'JO's. F(RX--M:!.v 77'i: -1 1: 1 v vo,;; Sept. sll,;l,e. OATS M;V .".-"I,; .lulv .-.."'..: Sfif. tsC FORK -Mav S17.;7; .lulv M:.',; Sept. SI sr.-,. I. A K D May S10.FJ: .Ii.lv SKuo; Sept. ,pi -i pM.rr. FIRS May .lulv S-UlCJ,',, i) Sept. .ir.:Ci. TOLLDO e.KXIN. TeiLFDo. n. Ai ril LM.. Lmt:: WIHIAT-Cy-li and Mav . !.: .1u!t ?l.::o',: Sept. .1.2"-;. ' FN- .i -li 7'. ; .Tilly sj... OATS - e'.th .".7'w: Mav T ; .Tulv .:,. KYI-:-- No. 2. 1.'.7. 'LLi: si:FI Frii.:e. e;!.h ;in; .;,,;1 t. S..".0. ALSIKi: Friii f,h ,s 20. Tl.xurrilY- I'riti e. , ,!, an l April 5 '.12; Sept. rl."..2.", bid. NOTlCi: I IINAL ACCOl'N'T. Llatr of Kolrt C. It 11 . 1 1 . I'.y Hire, ti .ii ..f H-ra e X'. Ku-sidl Ad-ii-i-l-trat..r ..f tie F-t:.Te..f Fo'.ett r. 1 : 1 : II. late of St. .I-ejdi Count, in ti.e stii--of Indi.iJrt. ilc eaf"d. Notice 1 llcrctiv Jnn t t!, 1 -irm. Ieg:lt :Mid (ieviers of ;lid r and all 1 tlior r':iT:i biter -ted la r ' estate, that F3id lf..r;w. V. IDnell !: til"'l in this oart hi ae. ount ami ! ! -ers for tl'ie ri::al settlefio-nt f said e-V!! uw thT are therefore .reby reipjij. 1 : anl appear in .-.aid Co!;rt 0:1 th" 1-t d iv of June. Fd.". when tie .im- ' 0 l.eir'i. and rmV.o pro.,f ..f t!eir pel's;. ip. or ei.-'irn f' nay ;ir of Hiid f-f f". ro d show ai;e if ar.r there !-e. whv - II a--eociit Jt!:d ' votp-hers should T.'d h" ap proved. Withe-, the Clerk a:.d the S.rc f ' ! St. .Ios..ph lr-t:ir Court at S-ojrh Fed, Ii.'liani. this 2.t!, .liv of Ap-:'. Id.. e;i o. f. i:vi:. '..rk. And'"-rsoii. Darker, e'raldil and 'n: nipa krr. Attorney Stock Reducing Sale Starts Saturday AT 0