South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1915 — Page 11

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Late News from the Surrounding Towns

: operation, returned to her home Wed-j j Mr.-. Joh Smith and Mr.-. l?enjamlnl ! Smith have returned from a visit .at j Three Rivers. Mich. T! Curtis and family of Misha- I

waka spent Hund.v with Mr. and Mrs. j

J. Cauffman.

BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH

('liarlr;- A. Morton f tTliicaso was a week -nd visitor at the home of hi.s aunt. Mrs. i:. A. Mason. Mis- Mali 1 IMwiirds visited her pari nts. Mr. and Mrs II. IM wards, la Dowaiac Sunday. District Superintendent Ir. W. I. French of St. Joseph, was here Monday afternoon to attend the fir.ct quarterly conference me'tin, of the year at the M. K. church. 1'err.y Ashley of Nile-: wii.s a ImMiic vi.sitor here Monday. liit hard Lewis returned Monday to hiri home in Pitts'.-urgh. I'a., after a low days' visit at the 11. Bernard hom K. I-:. Minnich. "lua Skinner, A. K. Feather. IM and John Dowlin' motor

ed to Kalamazoo Monday to see the I

l-all f?ame lidwfn the St. I-ouks Americans and the All Stars. fjuy Him left the fir.-t of the week for Ann Arbor where he will intrr the university. Frederick, the little f m of Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Mahon ha.x heen on the sick list. William I Stemm has moved his -io k of groceries into the new building Just completed ly Orin Myers, next to the new bank building-. Mrs. Joseph Fasson of Chicago is a ;:uest at the James Hay ward home. ( H. Moulton of St. Joseph was a business visitor here Tuesday. (Jrosvenor Tarbell of St. Joseph, a former resident of this village, visited friends here Tuesday. Dr. ami Mrs. Joseph K. Noel and son Theodore, of Chie.tK", were visitors at the home of the former's father. Theodore Noel. Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Noel have recently returned jrom a visit to the Pacific coast, w here the doctor attended the National bankers convention. Mrs. M. J. Merwin of Paronda visiied friends here Tuesday.

Mrs. J. P. Otwell returned Monday!

from a week's visit with her sister, j Mrs. Charles West, in Iaporte. Her

daughter. Miss Iva Otwell. who has Wen employed in that eity. returned home with her for a few days' visit. Mrs. Hattie M. Stahl entertained a number of friends at a 1 o'clock dinner at her home Tuesday, complimenting Mrs. J. F. Harper, who will return this week to her home in Chiea'o. The afternoon was spent in "7, u." Mrs. Harper was jjiven a bouuet of beautiful roses hy the hostess. The ladies have enjoyed many good

times this summer and were glad f r this last meeting together. i:. J. Fady of the Indiana V Michigan Kleetric Co. of South Fend, was a business visitor here Tuesday. Kvunselistie services will start here Sunday. et. IT. and continue four weeks. They will he in ehar'e of IIvanKelist Oliver F. Williams and wife, and Kev. and Mrs. J. M. Powell of Pennsylvania. Howard Stahl has employment with Horace Knott in his plumbing busln c ss. William Ft?leston of Niles. well known in this place, has opened a rescue mission in that dace. W. A. Fidson has charge of the T. I Wilkinson vineyard west of town and is shipping the fruit to Chicago this week.

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Kellcgg s Sanitono 7afers Hake You Strong and Husky as You "Were in Days of OR SO -Cent Box FREE. If you're "slowim: up" on vitality. fedin obi iK'foro you fchonld. your nerves need a tonic tako KellocK's Sanitono Wafers now.

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Lruok Better and Feel Younger at CO Thau You Did at 4".

Mr. and Mrs. C. Krauser and Joseph Hck and the Itev. Mr. Shields of Ilurlington. were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Uefenbauh and family of Crumstonw road. Mr. and Mrs. P. Tusin- and Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert Tusing were Sunday Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J Uunyon

of Chain Lake road. Mr. and Mrs. C. Madison were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Partoff. Mr. Meiscner of Chicago, a photographer, took pictures of the birds at the F. F. llering poultry farm last Wednesday. Mi?'" Vesta Hering entertained Miss Lucille Fane at dinner Friday evening. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ci. Higbee was taken t Fpworth hospital Saturday- and operated oa for adnolJs. The social at Ardmore sehool Friday evening was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. John Clemens attended the llremen fair last Friday. Mrs. Clarenee Herring entertained the members of the M. H. Cr. club at her home on Chain Fake road Thursday. Progressive peanuts was a feature of the afternoon's enjoyment. Four prizes were given. The winners were, first, Mrs. Porter of South Fend; second, Mrs. Myers, Mishawaka: third, Mrs. Albert, Mishawaka; fourth. Mrs. Foulker, Mishawaka. Pinner was served and all reported having a fine time. Mrs. Frank Chamberlain is very ill at her home on L'rumstown road. Mrs. Maggie Krill attended the fair at llremen last week. Services at Ardmore school house are as follows: Sunday sehool at JO a. m., John Gibson, superintendent. Evening services 7 p. m.. Rev. Mr. Garrison. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. W. Loshbaugh and children of Mishawaka and Charles Wenerick were the Sunday quests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Wenerick. Mr. and Mrs. H. Poswell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hansbotton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Miss Minnie Miller and Joe Kleiser and son were Sunday visitors at the Clarence Hering home on Chain Lake road.

NILES, MICH.

The first meeting of the Musical club for the year was held at the home of W. W. Dresden. Sastle rest. GiksU were invited. Those participating were Miss Carroll, Miss McNahb. Edm'-nd Demott, Mrs. Edith Ilready and Mrs. U. L. Schell. Mr. and Mrs. Airi-1 Earl, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. Lucinda Earl. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. John Earl. Mrs. W. S. French. Miss Claudine Miley, Miss Oro Thornton and Lee Flynn were among those from Niles who attended the funeral services for Mrs. Hal Monahan at Goshen. G. H. UeArment of Cadillac has taken a position as pharmacist in F. W. Kichter's store. Mcsdames W. C. Pice and Karl li. Schmidt rave the first of a series of parties Wednesday afternoon when they entertained about 30 ladies, at tea." Mrs. Frank Van Dusen went to Chicago Wednesday afternoon for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Emmet. Clark. Mrs. E. A. Stanley has gone to Pfirien Springs to spend a week with her sbter. Mrs. Erastus K.clsev. Frank Peall is critically ill. Charles Pasno has returned from a visit in Chicago. U. C. Atkinson and Harry Young P ft today for Chikio. Minn., on a business trip.

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Do you notice the new interest men are displaying in their personal appearance? A wave of worthy pride is sweeping over the country. It is here, and we merchants have thrown our doors open m an attempt to prove that the problem of men's attire is no longer a matter of mere dollars. For instance, we are headquarters for

PLEASANT VALLEY, IND.

Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Feebler and daughter of Elkhart, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peehler. Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Smith and son of South Pend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. It, C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eger and family of Oslo township, Elkhart county. Mr. and "trs. James Eger visited Mr. and Mrs. John A Eger Sunday. Mrs. Effel Smith and daughter spent Monday with her mother, Mrs-. Charles Harrison. Mrs. liura Smith and daughters visited Mrs. Ada Lockwood of Willow Creek Thursday afternoon.

WAR REVENUE ACT TO STAND TILL WAR IS OVER Scx-'y McAdoo to Fecomiiuiid Intrusion Fntil Peace i Declared Sugar Duties to llrmaiii.

NEW CARLISLE, IND.

Tlii U tbe remedy 1 1 a t lin-i astonished - it tit i ts l.y its niii' k-;u ti,n. vitalizing: powers. It li in lirniigbt seor s if tit.'dnw:iry. xluiusfoil men and women baek i g ! 1 1 1 y vig r and the T 1 1 . yane.v o.' iu:th. U'Su-n that "all in," woebegone i.-.-img makes jmi tired o? Wif- game .f life your nerves !iuv "got you:" you'v ii-sed up tl eir vital foree. S oure nerve. ik. not iMHly-sPk; iKTve-hungry, net dypetl('. Jiiid ni'i'i Phild Up Hervel" ni' -f.HnI. It's a shame for a man at ''J) fo !' I gpomy or low -spirited, or le lacking in tho staying power that fills you with '"; t-up-and-git." Kellogg's S.initoiu Wiifer revive you jo yn f,el like a new Neing. ;ind keep yon :it yet'.r lnt t.r rears to ;n-. To fi.nviiH-e on of t!i ir liioi ir. let us m;d! jmi, I'll IT.. :i ."( e:it trill ho. Kellog's Sanitone Wafers, in rgalar si Sums, are for sale Py nil P-adinu' druggists. Whether ym git them ttom us or leiy from nr druggist, don't fail t L'ct tli"in rlirhr :m.;v. TIi. rojul.ir si.m sl. of K -Hogg's S:niit'Mie Wafer i- fo- s.,l, in Soutli Iterid lit I'rrvhafer .v "-v. Wahingto!i and Walnut -ts : II. II. Kus. !7 S. Ml. Idtran st.; STiehel V Stein-!. VJl X. Miehigau st.; S. I. Applegate. i:'.T N. Mleliig.iu st.; Klupa .V 'o.. P7 S. Ch.tpiti i.

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Free 50c Box Coupon r. .i. Kiiu.oct: co.. .S.H.1 II of fifuter lilock. H.ittl t reek. Mich. end me ly return miil. a ."hi ,,ut Trial Nov of the woiideifi'.l di o,ry f r nerves. Kellogg- S.t a i t :. Wafers. I ei!!''-e re"fs ii; -r:la; t l.elji pay po-tage ;'.nd p.: 'iu-.

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its Cause and Cure "SvMatlcfl." nv-cordln? to Dr. Twittey ct Coiucibia. "H u disease dun either to ;rsMjre otuinort on the seiat!c nerve, omev hTf in the pel h or la the nerve trunk or to neuralgia, and It Is characterized tiy severe ruin. Jt very often follow s Itnntaio: siee CHes are caused by Impacted feces rresMag upon the nerve. Sciatica attackj wonuu more oiten than in-n. children l-ein very seldom affected, nnj between the ues of ftj aiid Co the disease Is u:ot common, ('out and riieumatlui seem to be the active causes of the d:ene. 'vhlch Is therefore called ctat'.v' rh ui:'.utlam. Thf treatment Is varied mid ;nai:y rcmetllt t.ave been tried without ni eces-. Kejt 1 the best thing for th trtubio, and the more profound it it. the better, and If posr'.Me h-ivo the l!mh enok,d la a splint, t-o as t Ti vt ritany motion. 1 hepatn Is the mot lii'portui.t thirrg to relieve. Counter trrltnti, mustard iaster. Iodine, etc., have brn trietl rvith more or l-si temporary Lt-m-rlt. fold applications have prven of value. However. I Lave fo'uid Anti-katnnla Tfclltc t uSvh the mot prompt and lasting reiuf. Two A-K Ubltti every tbr bourn i the dose w l.trh has proven satisfactory in the mos: revere cases." Tuee tablets may ! obtained at nil drusvtts. As!: for A-K Tan I ft. T! ey are unexcelled

lur ttadajbes, r.euraU'la, and all palrn.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cunningham will leave Wednesday for a week or ten days visit at Nappaner. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of IJuchanan were guests Sunday of their son, Arthur Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ordung and four children of Marietta, O.. were guests Sunday and Monday of the former's brother, J. C. Ordung and wife.

The Home Charity Thursdav with Mrs

There will be an all day meeting "v'th

a picnic doinner and an election, of officers a. features of the day. Mrs. Charles David.-on of Tacoma and her daughter, Mrs. Alice MeXeff of North Yakima. Wash., were guests of Mr. J. C. Ordung Friday and Saturday. Charles Service of Mishawaka has returned home after spending the past week with his sister. Mrs. E. II. Harris. Mrs. Ward Smith was hostess Saturday at a meeting of the Delta lieta Phi.

T. C. liorden and son Ceorge of

Mishawaka visited Misa Hattie Uordtn

Sunday. There were no services in either of the churches hero Sunday. In their stead a day of worship was held at the M. IZ. church at Hamilton. Mrs. Koss Kennett returned home Wednesday from Holy Family- hospital at Laporte. when she has been a patient for several months. Kelatives here have received word of the death Friday at Massilon. O., of Ccorge Wade, brother of the late Eli

I and Nathaniel Wade of this plaee. Her. F. W. A ken nan went to LatHarpe. 111.. Saturday, where he filled 'the pulpit of the Christian church on

J Sunday.

An election for the purpose of electing trustees for the second, third, and fiftli wards of New Carlisle: also a tow n lerk, treasurer and .marshal, will be held on Nov. 2. Voting places

at the Home Telephone office, fir

precinct and at t he hose house.

the second precinct. Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Carr and familv.

Mr. and Mrs. Yirge Rodgers and chilidren. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Van Duson

and family, Mr. id Mrs. Orson Hrenton. Oscal Hooton, Will Hooton and Miss Fthel Hooton. Orville. flladvs

and Carol Carr and Marvin and Vera

IUi-nett motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hosiettler near South Fend Sunday, where they were guests at a dinner given in honor of Mr ar.d Mrs. t. v Kayburn of Fdooml U lil. Ia.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. Existing duties on sugar will be retained and tho war emergency revenue act will be extended until peace is declared in Europe, if the recommendations of the administration to congress next December are heeded. Sec'y McAdoo made the following official statement: "In reply to many inquiries I have received about the revenue measuro that will be proposed in the next con

gress, I have determined to recom

mend (1) that the emergency revenue act which expires by limitation on Dec. ol, 1915, be extended until peace is restored in Europe, and (2 that

the existing duties on sugar shall be

retained for several years, or until normal customs conditions are restored. These are distinctly revenue m ear j res and are necessary in view of the extraordinary conditions now prevailing throughout the world. "It is impossible to state at the moment what, if any. additional revenue measures may be necessary, as the estimates of the various departments have not yet been received. It is clear, however, that the two sources of i . venue I have Just mentioned should be preserved, no matter what the departmental estimates may be. Of course, it rests with the congress to say what shall be done. I am merely stating what my recommendations in these particulars may be." In this way it is estimated that approximately $150,000,000 revenue will be insured to the government for at least one and perhaps for several years, the war emergency measuro being counted upon to supply about 5 SO, 000, 000 and the duty on sugar between $30,000,000 and $60,000,000 annually.

Stove Polls

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Stove Folisli Makes abri'lia ... sl'.kr polish that does not rub oil or cist cff.aalt'ieshinelasts lonsr n cniinarv stove

polish. tt.ed on sample stoves and sold by hardware an-! grocery dsalsrs. All k ij trii 1. L'so it on j cur cook tov. ronr rar'r tov tT TT-r pr rnsre. It ytu don t f.nd it th fcest stov polish you ever ul. your dewier i uthcrizfHi to refcnU wur uref. I"' i't on lilac! Siik Stove l'oiJU. Me In liquid or paite ono quUity. Black Silk Stove Polith Work Sterling, lillnoU t: v BUck Silk Alr-Dryln Iron Chml on crratt-m rrtntrs.s;ove-r:tHi lYtver.ta rusting.

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Air. and Mrs. Schuyler Ilobinson of Metlan ville. were quests of Victor l'at s ai;d family over the week end. The idive Tiwn.hh Sundav Schixd

conxentiun was held at the Hamilton pi. K. ( hurcli Sund.iy. liev. C. U Mar. .per, who was pastor on the circuit IT I years at:", delivered an addn-ss. A

o.i.vei uinm-r was served. 1 lie at

tendance and program were i?ood. .Mr. and .Mrs. lYank Smltli and rhll.

jdren o Xutwood. were Terre Coupee

KUesTi Minday. Ke. Lynn r.atts. who has been attending the conference of the M. I', church at South 15end. visited relatives here Tuesday. .Margaret Hoke of South lU-nd spent 1 it week with the familv of J inies Hush. -Mis. Koss Hennitt. who has spent the la.st three months at Hole

hospital at Luporte, following a cxitial

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GET YOUR NEXT MEAL AT THE Bergus Lunch Popular Prices. 135 N. Michigan St.

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A "C. E-Z" Gas Light, one of the new lighting wonders, on each side of the mirror and you will have real comfort. These lights can be installed on any upright bracket or fixture with the shades ordinarily used with open flame gas burners. They give 90 candlepower of clear gas light for 1-3 of a cent an hour. The lights without shades 90c. With a beautiful shade M.25. Easy payments. A representative will call at your home to demonstrate the lighb to you. Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company 219 North Michigan Street. South Bend, Indiana

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Tiinodi, Clover, Alik(5 .mil Alfalfa South Bend Grain Co. Irairie At. and I. S. a 31. S. TYocks.

Farmers, don't koh v. heat until you hav treated It for smut. The Wesley Miller Flour & Feed Co. t'20 S. Midi. Sf. :Mrt U". Tutt m.

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