South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 131, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1915 — Page 3

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ti".vriii''i4ris22f Visit Calsraia 5 Northern Pacific Ry. Lov fares daily liberal stopovers. Daily transcontinental trains over the Scenic Highway through some of Earth's grandest and most inspiring scenery to Spokane and North Pacific Coast cities or along the Picturesque Columbia River. Connections with steamship lines at these points. Great Northern Pacific S. S. Co. at Astoria cr "Shasta Rail Route' to San Francisco. Choice of routes returning. Stop at Yellowstone National Park America's only GytrtaQ1 and Nature's own worU'i Exposition See the strange i.heoorr.ena an?! unequalled beauty of Wonderland, enter via Gardiner Gateway, reached oa'y by the Northern Pacific Ky. Ak i bout Personally Ecorted Tours to aad through the Park during the seaoa. Send at eace for free travel literature and informal. ci including handsome exp,"9itioti fo'.Jer nd let us avaist you in plannmz your vacation. It will be a pleasure. n. n. ii km. t. i a.. &:i Mtnhant' I'.mU P.hli;., Iuli.iii.i;Mili, I ii I . . 1 1 .1 Ti. ACT QUICKLY I tDdny JIas Jcm Dangerous In South J Bond. j Do the rlsht thing at the rteht time. I; jAct quickly In tlmo of danger. I in time, of kidney danger Doon's ftidny PilLs nro most effective. 1 Plenty of evidence of their worth. ' A.-K. Clark, Maple st., Lakcvllle, jnd.. tys: "I suffered terribly from Itldney complaint, caused Lr a cold nettling In rny kidney?. I had a dull, Ihrobblns' pain In my back and hips Rr. d tho kidney secretions caused much linnoyonco. Headaches and dizzy fepellrt wero common and any sudden rnoTement sent sharp pains in my tack and llmb-3. Any chango In the veathor made me worse. After I had taen a number of remedies without benefit. I pot a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. They went at once to the seat rf the trouble) and restored nio to good bfuHh. 1 gladly recommend Doan's Kidney IMIls again. I now have little Cr no trouble from my kidneys." Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't ?lmply p0c fnr h kidney remedy Ret Doan's Kidney rills the sam that Mr. Clark had. Foster-Mllburn Co.J Props.,. Buffalo. X. Y. Ma- ' Mm Migraine or Sick Headache Pr. J. J. Cai.iwfdl ay that this rxeeedintrly r!irem tiievt does not phorU'ii life. It at does nt appear to bo rumble. Huf7?rrrs from this nir.U'tlon are condemned to .;riiTiio tlie psrtodlcal atUwks every few feks until t her are forty years of are, after filch the aitjwks are les free.uent, and rn.Hlly dl;rp ar entirely. PaHlatlve mesut;rs during tho atwek are all that it Is lo.ible to ?i!pt, bile care in the diet is the best preventive measure. An attack tn.v nfrti be prevented by tR!n two Antl-krunnla Tablet when the rtrst nymptonn appear, an 1 one AnU-kaniaiA Tablet every two boars durlr. the nttu-k shortens It. him the pain and brings rest and quiet. Ar.tt-kaninla Tablets juav he obtAlaed at all druiut.t. Ak f r A-K lablets. They cu'.okly relieve ail Pain. COATS' TIIIiF-AD. All number. Mack and white, all colors. 4W TVr poerw 4c IVr Spool. alto i Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AH ! I

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SPEGIALSESSim Will Take Up the Building Code at a Meeting Friday Night Street Stands Must Pay " Licenses. .'n an effort to rid itself of the labor of passdncr upon the building' code, and to set that series of Kiwa in phape for n blieat ion, the city council nt its rcKjiar meeting last niht deridril to hold ic special nie'tin on next Friday night. At that time further consideralitm will he ien the cod and within the next few meetings it is expected that the code will have been finished. Several new sections were read to the council members by City Atty. eebirt at last night's meeting. The sect ions brought before the council were definitions of terms used in the code. All technical terms were explained and defined. The council parsed the ordinance regulating the licensing of auctioneers and the !icc rising of sales booth proprietors. The ordinance passed by an unanimous vote. Trie new law places' the annual auctioneer's license at $00, the weekly license at $10 and the daily at 2. ."(. To conduct a booth in which merchandise and like wares are to be sold, the proprietor must pay a daily license of $.". For frwit and. confectionery stands the fees will be $1 daily, " ?3 weekly, Jlo monthly and $2." annually. An ordinance appropriating $7C0 to the board of public works for the exclusive use of the board of school commissioners in establishing a publicplaygrounds was referred to the committee of the whole. Councilman H. F. Lang moved that the board of works lie instructed to demand that the vw York Central lins ieplank their crossings at Chapin st.. Scott st., Taylor st.. Iifayette blvd.. Main st. and Michigan st. The motion was carried unanimously. After the meeting ha 1 adjourned the council members were the guests of the management of the Orpheum theater. NUMBER OF MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS IS MORE AfliIa its of Owner-hip in County Amount to More Than riled In Previous Year. Ilccords of mortgage exemptions on file in the county auditor's office show that 4,57:1 affidavits were filed this year as compared with 4,:;:'.4 filed in 19FJ. These affidavits were filed under the provisions of the law which grants tax exemption on mortgages for $700 or more provided that affidavits as to the ownership of such mortgages are made during Match and April of each year. The number of affidavits taken out for each township for this year and the previous year arc as follows: 1915 1914 Olive 7j SiJ Warren 3 "- German J 1 21 Clav 19 Xorth Liberty 15 19 Pcnn P W Port a go :t4 Center otf -'7 Greene "" Lincoln ti ." Madison 7 HI Liberty 99 H1 Fnion IM .M Harris I :J1 Likeville 4 7 Oscec da '' 4 Walkerton SXew Carlisle ' 9 Misliawaka 4 90 4S'i Jjoutlt Bend 19 T.0 47 Total 457 J 4;j;H ORDERS REPAIRS ON THE VIRKLER DITCH County Conuniioners Agree to Alj)itve Kcport If Work Is .Made (Jood Act on Perkins lload. Kepairs on tlie Virkler litch in Madison township were ordered by the county commissioners at their meeting on Monday. Michael Virkler and other residents of Madison township recently filed with the'eommisisoners a remonstrance to the acceptance of the report of the construction commissioner on the ground that the ditch had not been properly constructed. The commissioners finally agreed to approve the report provided that the ditch be put in first class condition not later than June 1. The commissioners also ordered that that Henderson McClcllan, construction engineer for the Perkins road, in Penn township, find wherein, if at all, the road does not comply with the plans and contract. It was ordered that II. W. Reed & Sons, the contractors, make the road to comply with the plans and to this the contractors agreed. The county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for the painting of the county asylum. These bids must bo in by li o'clock on Monday, June 2 i. DISMISS CASES Yanderliacghcii Dhoree Suit and Action Again-t De.Mujt (Jo Out. The divorce suit of Valeria Vandcrhaeghen against August Vanderhaeghen was dismissed from the circuit court Monday afternoon as was also the case of August Yanderhaegrten against Julius PeMuyt. Mrs. Vanderhaeghen charged her husband with bavin? abused her. Yanderhaeghen charged PeMuyt with trespassing on his property at 414 Kelly st. TO HOLD J0INTMEETING i; raves of Former Woodmen Members Are to He Decorated. A Joint meeting of all the Woodman camps of this city and Mishawaka. to take place June is being arranged by the Interurhan Promotion club, composed of delegates from each camp of the two cities1. The meeting is to be given in commemoration of Memorial day nnd will prob ably be held at Mishawaka. Commit tees have been appointed o have rhar-e of decorating the graves of the Woodmen who hav? pafad away.

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at tiii: ourinu M. It is a tirst class, lively, vsell cast and handsomely mounted musical tablobLthat the rpheum is presenting under the title of "La Petite Kevue" or -The Night Clerk". The story starts on New Year's eve. with the reels along Proadwa.v. a rich oung man gets iiuo a cafe scrape and exchanges plates with a night clerk in a hotel to avoid arrest. The plot disappears then and songs, dances and comedy conversations keep up the intere-t and amuse the patrons. The cast has been chosen with due regard to looks and each tit nicely into their respective parts. Frank Fills is the night clerk. He looks it and acts the part to life, that is like a stage hotel clerk should, any way. lie is Hip. slangy, saucy to the guests and makes love to the telephone, operator and a few dozen other girls. He sings duets pleasingly. Maude F.axtcr plays a heiress like she might be used to real money and sings high soprano notes without any effort. Howard Lanirford plays a millionaire's son. looks cute in a dress suit and acts agreeable continually. Confctanee Campbell plays a hello girl, and answers her Instrument with the accent on tiie lirst syllable. She looks prettiest as an artist's model. A word is due Cecil Summers (his first name should be Mike) who plays a doleful engineer full of pessimistic predictions. The role is similar to one in "A Stubborn Cinderella", another Hough show. Chorus good looking and active. Songs frequent and catchy. Production lirst class. An all around good show as a musical tab. Tin: may li i:iiii riTA The visit here of Joseph Brooks' five star aggregation. William 11. Crane, Thomas Y. I toss, Maclyn Arhuckle. Amelia Hingha-- ami Mabel Taliferro, which is presenting "The New Henrietta." fresh from its long and triumphant runs in New York and Chicago, is the biggest event of the year at the Oliver. It will be gien May L ', matinee and night. AT Till-: LASALPi:. Today the Lasalle shows an old time Spanish romance of love and adventure called. "A Spanish Jade". The title role is played by Petty P.ellairs, a blond beauty, who adds a striking personality to the adventurous role of a Spanish dancing girl. There are brigands, and duels; intrigues, fights and sentimental love sc enes and the picture has been well produced. The picture possesses fine photography and artistic settings. To procure the realistic Spanish locale the producers have gone to the extent of erecting entire villages, which boast of a noticeable substantiality, uncommon to exterior settings. These scenes, peopled with supernumeraries garbed in pleasing Spanish costumes, lend a distinct realism to the entire ofl'e ring. On Wednesday one of the most dramatic of modern pictures will be shown with William Farnum in the title role. "Tho Nigger" is a wonderfully written story concerning a white governor of the south, engaged to a society belle and then aecuseel of having Negro blood in his veins. Farnum never did more strenuous work than GIRLS IM BAD HEALTH Hundreds of girls go to work day after day, afflicted with some ailment peculiar to their sex, dragging one foot wearily after the other, working always with one eye on the clock and wishing for closing time to come. Fvery such girl should rely on Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore her to a normal healthy condition, then work will be a pleasure. For forty years this famous root and herb medicine has been pre-eminently successful in controlling the diseases Of women. Why elon't you try It? ki:ith VAVPiAiLTii: or quality NOW PLAYING The Xew Musical Comedy "LA PETITE REVUE" Written by Will H. Hough, author of many LaSalle shows. no People Mostly (iirls no. 1Zm 7:30 and 9. Mat. 2:30. Thursday Harry Cirard Co.

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at Tin; ma.iitic. The Majestic turned hundreds away Sunday with the Furopean war pieture packing the theater to capacity. Today a varied bill of Mutual subjects will be shown. On Thursday, "The Lure." which attracted such wide attention at the Colonial last week, will be brought back to the Majestic by special request. On that day Miss Winnifred Fa-re, a classic dancer of the Ituth St. Denis school, who is in the city organizing classes, will begin a four days' engagement at this theater. AT THIS COLONIAL. An attractive program of four rels has been booked for the Colonial today. "Shorty Turns Actor" is one of the comedy subject. "The Wishing Stone" is a romantic one reel story. On Wednesday Margarita Fischer will be seen in a live reel feature picture of love and adventure on a South sea island entitled. "The Quest". The story is original, the settings unique and the acting of the principal, as a barbarian princess, is thoroughly delightful. AT THi: MAJFSTIC. To South Bend h;s come a vision of Fairyland, a glimpse of the great Furopean ballets, of which we read, but never have an opportunity to see. NYinniefred Faire. for a long time featured with the liuth St. Denis compnay, decorative, classic and interpret tice dancer, is here, to make her home and to teach. Some of her interesting repertoire will be shown at the Maj?stic theater and Saturday afternoon she will give a class matinee when the latest waltz canter and tango will be carefully instructed from the st;tge. Miss Faire will organize out-of-door classes in Creek classic dancing, as well as the most technical and modern dance classes. This energetic young woman lias studied the typical character dance with tho people of their respective countries. While h.e was studying in South America she went through a resolution, narrowly escaping death. Those wishing to make arrangements for class or private lessons may either write or interview Miss Faire after the matinee. Tickets are now on pale at the Majestic theater. CHANTS KMMOXS PIVOKCF. A divorce was granted to Henry 11. Fmmons from Minnie M. Fmmons on Monday afternoon in the superior court. The petitioner charged a statutorv offense. s.vno it i:ya ui vn,L pi: paid for evidence which will convict parties of killing birds. SOUTH BEND HUMANE SOCIETY." Advt. MAJ NOW lTiAYIXC. THE BEST FEATURE MOTION PICTURES A Vark-il Hill of MUTUAL FEATURES Presenting the best subjects from the Highest Class Studios in the World. THURSDAY Hy Secial Request "THE LURE" COMlMi: WINNIFKFD DAIItF Classic Dancer. cii.wr.i: or pito;it M daily. Matinees Daily. Admission 5c and 10c. COLOfflAL Best Pictures 5c TODAY Look ! TODAY "SHORTY TURNS ACTOR" A Two-Reel Rroncho; a Western Comedy "THE WISHING STONE" An American Comedy Drama, and ami one other gennl picture. W i: D X i: S D A Y: Margtierita J Lseher in THF QUF.ST." TQ3Ey Polish

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j GROUNQ FLOOft 3AFEKVI.MlrT ) tLV JLJ H O a ' 4 : a o Deny Beisiirs rl in a fascinating SpanUii tale of hue and tragedy. "THE SPANISH JADE" Dramatized for the screen from the noeI of the ame name. The story concerns a beautiful dancing girl, her brigand lover, who i- heir of a Spanish nobleman. Then are deeds of daring, thrilling adventures and an intricate plot worked out iM'th skill and originality. Miss Del lair, who plays the title role, ideally fits the part of the Spanish leaitj. ; WEDNTSDAY SPIXTAF FFATURi: DAY. WILLIAM FARNUM, star of lieu Ifur" ami 'The spoilers,"' in tiii: m.;i;rPrices adanced. o children 1 P Continuous From fl rt 9 a. m. loll p. in. I I If! w Cm unj time. u u Everything For Ymr Homo. Prom Rest Thcro Is Made To Cheapest TluU I Good. tiii: wksli:y millkr flour and itied co. Garden Seeds 420 S. Mich. St. 216 W. Tutt St. H. 5056; D. 853. II. 5102: B. 8S5 , ! Iii, 1.. ' i L .4 1 C0MPA 1.50&2.00I Muslin 00 A Finest muslin wiih beautiful enilroilery and lace front; all sizes for women and MhcM. Compare. 50c MuslinDravers With dcei eniliroidered flouncing, in oen and closed fctyles. For Comparison salo O A at 34C $2 Silk Waists L-4 Xew styles in women's china silk waists, plain white and with colors; also twenty different styles in lingerie ?95c waists Men's 50c Und'w'r Comparison )Qe Sale . . Men's $1.00 fr Union Suits 001 Khistie rihhed; porousknit or aUilctic style; all sizes; perfect fitting. B 3. rz. 1 50c Kimono APRONS For women, in lig;ht and dark percales-; made of

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