South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1915 — Page 8

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GRADUATES

CHICAGO GROTTO TO VISIT HERE SUNDAY

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Iclatrs lo Miprriiu Contention at JluiTalo to Stop OfT llcrc I'nr an Hour.

Of a Class of 181 to Receive

Avalon Grotto. M. . V. V. K. II., 'ill ,f hosts Sunday afternoon to mure than ::."fi inriiihcrs of Aryan

Eighth Grade Diplomas, Only ir.'V'r'w

65 Are Boys High Com- ;;..Tr?'s:Tnrt"s,m'','nK at '

mencement Tonight. ,r?T:j "r-Xl

hour lu re. The 1 . i i s will he taken on an ;n:tono!ilo trio about tho city 'vhilf the lian'I of tho visiting grotto, of 4." nioc(s, will Kivo a bainl concert

' at the court house. He.Mdes the band

On'' hwri'Ir. :inl cihtv-one Mu-

ntM f the eii'hth 'rai" rcivel

th'ir ill. b. ma.- at ..m:n n cm nt -!anl a lar'e uniformed drill team, the ctcLm s h Id Thurd i niht at tin; 1 1'1' has a bub- and drum corps.

At .". o' b k the visitors will leave

fr f'.'iffalo and it is possible that some

high school a j d 1 1 1 .r i u m. One hunclrt d arxl site n rirls weir graduated while t; boy.s ri e, ivf d diplomat. In. .M. M. Appltly t-'.ivt; t!ie invocation afur v. hi' h the following program was presented: lifiiLation, 'The i;dl of Atr:." .Mildre.l Kenno..-; iolm i!iJt, l'larx s I';, b- arid Iva Kayman. aeenmi:tn: d .y 1,'ieli.i Kiide; ".Lincoln's ttysburt: Addr Lavid Parks; btion by th- eighth Krade ore lu: 1 1 .i . '"White Heather;" re itation. ";iandnn.thei's Story of Hunker Hill," Jtantte i:ider;our. A cant. it. i eutitb d ".Summer" and Vwhich eopsisted of 12 numbers w;n pr tented by the horns. Soloists were Aiarjorb; I'.lakf. Finn nee Windsor, Frederick havis, Katherine Grimm, Kli.abeth Koss. and Kile Hatiiekl. John A. livers, priiwipal of the tchool, prcsente.d the gr.uluaUs to Supt. J. I Montgomery, who aw aided thrill diplomas. The intire el ass s.tng the graduation from "lolanthe," and benedietion was pronounced by liev. Mr. Applthy.

of the members of the local grotto will aeeornpany them.

SIBLEY DISCOVERS THE LONDON BUS

Hill St. Car Line Not a Circumstance in "Rough Riding"

Compared With Carriages of j

British Capital, He Says.

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS SjC 5jC 5jC C J' 5 hfi soc ial i:vi;ts. Miss Victoria Strauss was very pleasantly .surprised Thursday eveninu' at the home of ler mother, .Mrs. Francis Strauss. 2 2 S. i" ha pin st., by

a lew ot her menus in minor m ner

IE PRIZE WON BY LOCAL L80GE

Delegation of Elks Attend State Convention at Michigan City and Jimmy Patten Proves Shortest Present.

South I tend produced one prize winner at the Klks 1 Uh annual reunion of the Indiana association at Michigan City Thursday. Jimmle Patten was the winner, being" the shortest FJk of Indiana present at the reunion. A delegation of 7" Klks attended the reunion and GO were in uniform which was composed of white duck trousers, white hat, blue coat and a cane which was not of any specific color or grade.

The grand parade took place in the

graduation Hum tile S-utli Dend high j morning which was represented by

school. The time was ypciit delightfully with games, music and sin-in-;. At the close of the evening dainty reircshrnentx were served. Miss Strauss was the recipient of a number of

pretty gifts.

every Flk lodge In the state. The

Mm of the parade passed the bridge at the entrance to the park one hour and three-quarters before the last man stepped over it. A steamer trip was enjo.ved on the S S "Tnitrd States' to Cnrv wliern

Those who attended were Misses! delegates inspected tne piani oi

vngcla W'ojtalewicz, Agnes Inajus. line I niteu Mates Steel corporation

Stephanie Ilojewic.. Stella przezdin-kows-ka, Hattie Kosielna. Mary I5artoszek, Theophila Makielska. Clara i'aun. Stephanie lteich and Cb-jnen-tine Strauss.

Miss lUanche Kysniewska, 22 N. Studebaker st., who has been visiting with her jtarents in New Mexico for

A band concert was held in the

evening at Washington park and a smoker at the Klks temple completed the occasion. The delegation returned to this city at 1 1 : 5 r o'clock last night. A com lading session of the Indiana reunion of the delegates that stayed

! w ill be held today in the assembly

Iv JII Sibley. LONDON, May it-;. i have made an interesting discovery. For a long time I couldn't figure out why the Englishman should run to large, strong teeth and his" clothes run to buckles, but I know now. It is the London buses. I've had a few jolts in them myself, and it's a pretty safe bet that if nature hadn't evolved a set of teeth with the roots extending well up Into the frontal bone, and braced fore and aft, the Englishman would be living on soup and gruel: likewise, if his clothes weren't attached to his person with buckles he wouldn't havo any clothes either, for the London bus has a motion that is decidedly all it's own. You who have had the temerity to ride in a Hill st. car, or have slipped (in- the top step (as per advertisement) of a long llight of stairs and traveled all the way down on your shoulder blades may flatter yourself that you" know a thing or two about rough riding, but you don't; you

j form of travel until you have jiggled a

mile or two on a London bus. They are undoubtedly the most rough-riding craft that ever jumped a curb. They call the conductor a "general," but it should be "mahout," for a seat on top of the thing is like a seat in a howdah. It sways sideways ami endways, and now and then humps up Its hack; there is no regularity to it, and you cannot accustom yourself to the motion. And the constant starting

and stopping is the limit. I think j these vehicles are fitted with jaw- j clutches; if they have a cone it has never made the acquaintance of neats-1 foot oil. Just about the time the un- j accustomed passenger gets to the head '

of the steps in back the machine will start up with a Jerk that nearly pulls his arms from the sockets, assuming he has a strong grip on the rail. If he hasn't a strong grip on the rail, it is well that he has papers of identification in his pocket. Still, I suppose the bus is indispensable. The fare is only two cents and one can ride for miles; the conductor gives you a receipt and always thanks you courteously. However, that hardly makes up for the discomfort one is subjected to, and in spite of this two cent opportunity to see London I prefer to amble about on foot.

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the past tour weeks, was w eleomed ' 1 ' " l"'"1" conn nouse. n 111home bv a number of her girl fr dends ! speetion oi the Indiana state prison Wednesdav evening. jwill take place this afternoon. The evening was pleasanllv spent The next annual reunion tf be held

at -Lines while daiutv refreshments will pe held at Marion.

were served. Those who were present were the Misses Carrie Szumskai Martha Korlik, Hattie IJosin.-ka. Hattie Stachtaviak, Mary Sierad.ka. Mary Jagla, Verna liudnik. Anna I'.uc.Mia. Josephine lirzezinska and Thresu L'rban-ska.

Emperor William of Germany owns ::." different uniforms, but only wears :o or ;;o. according to report.

Napoleon's handwriting was so bad that often he could not decipher it himself.

You'll find more people in our Shop tomorrow buying Summer and Vacation Shoes than

you'll see in all other stores combined.

Everybody Knows Why!

We have the goods the styles needed now for every sort of use and they give the best service or we "Make good". We consider your interests first that's why you're bound to think of us, when the family needs shoes! Plenty of salesmen to wait on

you and they are all root fitters. Prices to suit every man s purse.

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STMXMSHIP MO VKM i:TS. NITW YORK, June 4. No steamers sailing today. Due to arrive today: Strathleen from Naples; Scheria from Palermo; Raron Loval from Glasgow; Comeric from Rotterdam; Ia Sicilia from Palermo; Arundo from Rotterdam; Iargo Law from London; Antilla, Copenhagen; Willeston from Liverpool; Navigator from Genoa.

Warring nations are spending Io3 per cent of Incomes for war.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From the Records of the Indiana Title & Loan Co.

brought forward, $0,4 SO. John ( Paxson and wife to Joseph de Lorenzi, lot lt, Talbot's plat, $1. Marion l. Quilhot and husband to Grover J. Little, part lot 115, Rush's fourth addition. $r,000. Etta l-lairmont and husband to Vernon C. Hastings, lots 9 and 4 0, Whiteman's addition, SI. Grover J. Little to John H. Quilhot, part lot 115, Rush's fourth addition, $5,000. Donald P. Drummond, cotnr. to Henrietta L Rockstroh, lots 75 and 74, Rarbee's addition to Mishawaka, and a lot adjoining lot 74, $1,-U5. Jasper R. Toms and wife to Clinton J. Moomaw, parts lots 7.". and 74, third plat, Shctterly place, $1. Don't Publish, $1,000. Total, $21, 70S.

poiitagi; ay. cri;s losi:. The Happy Hollow All S'tars defeated the Portage av. Cubs by a score of HO to 7. Smith and Hardy composed

the All Star battery, while Good and I

Carson performed for the losers, tfmith had 15 strikeouts to his credit, and Good four.

Tho afternoon fancy work class of I

the Polish Women's alliance of this city will meet Saturday afternoon at

j o'oiock at the St. Hcdwige school I

building. The sir.ging rehearsal of the M. R. Falcons choir will tie held Monday evening at S o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The exercises of the senior and junior class of Z. R. Falcons will be held Monday evening at Z. R. hall.

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HIKTIIS. Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaczmarck. 1 1 1 j W. Ford st., a daughter, June 3.

Sensational Sale of

pi:kmals. Frank npies.alski arrived here Thursday afternoon from Detroit to spend several days with friends. Anthony Rostowski. who has been here visiting with friends, has returned to his home In Garv. Mrs. Stella Gajc.ewska. has returned to Grand Rapids alter a w ek's visit with friends here. Walter Stypniak of Lafayette. Wis., is in the city on business. Miss- Helen Kwierc.ak of Cleveland, who has le n here visitinc vith friends left for I'.ast Chicago ThursIay. Andrew Flamming of Ruffalo. who lias been here on business. U ft today for St. Louis. Miss Helen Glominska arrivel here this morning from Fort Wayne for a visit with friends.

Adelbert Rrodnickb who hits b en ; I here visiting w itli friends, returned to i Indiana H.irbor Thursday c-enin. It Stepb.cn Wairries. of Mi.dnan 'ift Le here visiting with friends. I I'asimcr Turgowski has icturrn d to Chicago after a wick's visit here with friends.

ision st.. returned from Michigan

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ji Ja-blonski of Milwaukee, who has Peen h re vis. ting uh irientls. : l-ft tliis! niiirnirii' for Tnli.il.i t

AVii I HI. -,- . prank Sulinvsk! .arrived hrre Thuisd.iy from lhumnond for a buints transaction. .Toerh Hos'mslvi. the assistant i.ist-

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master or ic'.ro. i;;., uim spending his vacation "with the re'atis of this I

city, paid a visit to st. ibdwi-e's

sclxooi tins mornin-. l no se cnth and 3

eighth grales w re the privilr ued

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the com'e.ned tiums "f the Nuts. I sit v of Rducation and Successful liusi- , ra s- Man." , j

j!ispa i". w:e. ki r..is arrivrn io r

for a few days' with ialatits

friends. He is the :';et of Mr. and

Mis. Rom in iJalTys, M,! W. Dunham St.

CP-. .rgt Kiistiirrski. :' 2 7 S. Jackson ' t.. h . 1 ft for st. l.o.iis to spend ser.t! dts with, friend.-. Ms- F.'.ia Dai!:t. .d' 'hieago ha nrrid lure ir a das 1s1t with her aunt. Mrs. And re -a Dudht.. l:;r, Sadie-i. .Iid;n -perski. who h.is e.-n htie' visit irs with rri.r.ds. r t?:r r.ed to Ka.-,' Chi.a.. -'r:da. Star.i-l.iu s Nov. aeki a rr: ed lu-re ; this morning trom I v ia nt is for a' short iMt w : h r nds. i Martin .J.-sb.wi . . Walnut st.. has" gone f -r an i . trip to Pitt-

;e,,r.:e And i . 1 '. r. .. d; 1; n. N. Y.. i- in t":.e .is.tmg with frieiaD. V. ft"" Popiei-ka lUS b ft foi-' h?r horr.e ir. iM'r.et, aft-T a few d;.s": . 1 . ; . t . . ; , l . . .. . . . i

1 let c 111 ' 1 1 ; 1 i 1 ; e 1 1 : j Vine i. .... r-k;. Harri st.. b it this niern:i for peir..;t to spend a J

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From our own factory bristling with newness and clever touches, depicting the latest style features of the season, we offer these temptingly beautiful garments at wholesale prices. The prices we quote to you are the same that other retail stores pay for them at our Chicago factory. SURELY THIS IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY These Dresses are offered at about half price

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COATS All new spring styles that formerly sold at the following prices, cut just in two: Regular $25.00 Coats at $12.50 Regular $20.00 Coats at $10.00 Regular $15.00 Coats at $7.50

Mr. Ho-inski d livered to u Regular $10.00 Coats at $5.00 ost instructive lecture on M

Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Millinery We cannot cut the prices on these articles quite one-half, but you'll find bigger bargains here during this, sale than you have ever dreamed of.-

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Such values in Suits may never be offered again. The skirts are worth more than you'll pay for the whole suit. Reg-

H ular $25.00 Suits at $12.50

Regular $20.00 Suits at $10.00 f

Regular $15.00 Suits at $7.50 Regular $10.00 Suits at $5.00

BLOOMFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., OF CHICAGO SUCCESSORS TO

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New Wash Dresses ai

There are several of the prettiest models for this summer. Just such styles as you'd pay S7.00 and 38.00 for ordinarily. They are made of voile, crepe, linen and rice voile; in pin, awning and cluster stripes, in bars, cliecks and coin dots, flowered patterns and pastel shades. In izes 16 years to 44 inch bust measure." Skirts are full pleated or tlnuv-i, with flounces or firw tucks; trimmings are pretty yokes, collars and cuffs of net embroidery or organdie. Choice at $5.00 $1.98 for linen dress, a neat tailored model, with two patch pockets, in white, Copen. blue and pink. $2.98 is a low price for a Frenchy suspender dress, highwaisted" effect, white guimpe is hemstitched. Black velvet buttons and trimmings. In pink and blue.

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Gloves Women's l6-button length Milanaise Silk (jloves, in white and black, all nzes, Saturday special, per pair 49c Kayser Shrt Silk Gloves, in white, black and all colors, guaranteed linger tips, pair 50c Children's and Misses' Short and 8-buttnn length Silk Gloves, "Kayser" make, per pair . 50c

95c, $1.95, $2.95

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Union Suits, for women, fine silk lisle, tight knee or lace trimmed, low neck; all sizes 49c.

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Shaped Sleeveless Vests for women, fine ribbed, each 15c. Womens' Vests, regular and extra sizes,

J - taped neck and armholes 10c. vW 1? 4Kavser" make Vests for women, filet

lace and medallion trimmed 25c. Children's Union Suits, with plenty of buttons, each 25c.

Men's Union Suits, the unexcelled

feBI "Roxford" make, the most comfortable

-jj-jr' ana perrect mting garment: nigh grade

painnggan, bnori or long sieeves, an sizes 98c

Special Showing $1.00 Lingerie Blouses at $1.00 PS

Houses

. These compare favorably with higher priced models. In many different styles, m.i.le of nranilv, batiste.

voile and Frencli lawn, ft

daintilv trimmed with laces v (v

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at one of those price, and there are any number of attractive models. Women who came yesterday found just exactly what thev wanted.

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Medium Size Mop, with bottle cedar oil for 59c Large Mop with full pint can oil for 98c Lawn Mowers, easy running, with three self-sharpening blades, 12 inch $2.49 16 inch size $2.98 I. awn Hrno 3-4 inch. 5ply, fully guaranteed, 5"-ft. section with couplings and combination bras nozzle, special $4.95 Hose Reels, hardwood. .69c Fly Swatters, well made. .5c

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eight years, per gallon. .$1.48 1-2 gallon, 75c; quart can 39c.

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DRESS BABY without a In cr EcttotL, In Free Pa tte r n

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lars that can be worn high or low. Daintily embroidered blouses with Quaker collar and cui. The Flag Stripe Silk Blouse is a great favorite.

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Undermuslins at 98c 16 styles of gowns. 10 styles of skirts. 8 styles of combinations, anything and every tiling von can think f. Always the newest, be-t and prettiest here at Sc r any oilier price.

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