South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 252, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1916 — Page 12

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SENATE RATIFIES W. INDIES TREATY luf Saturday Ends the Sale irC The 45 th Ends Saturday urT o

Provides for Purchase of West Indies Islands for $25,000,000.

from I-nr:t.trk of tt- Dinih Vt Jn-ii'- for $ J . fi of''. - a.s mt'fi'-l ly the .''"r..it': Thürs!. y ni'ht. There w.i.-i n il r.tll iin.l h-ss than hilf a iJozr-n M-r..!tor-. lncuin S-ns. Norn.-i. Jon-s and Olapr vot'-J aainrt iL J"avorriJ!- .ution on th- tr-;ity tt this Hi--s.--inR of ;oirress hul 1 ! strongly tir-l hy the ;nlminb tr:ition, p.-irticul.-trly t.iu.-1" of the inf!ur:e it ini'ht have um Uk: Mtnatinn in I vmn;trk. wIhtp th lower hfu- of parliament ha a. proved it. A tjht i U-in made for rat liKuUi'Mi ii th- upper house. The vote Thursday nr-;ht followed jvvetiii hours of debate in ex-c Utivf .ves"iori while the spat w;uk waiting for the funfn-wv re-port on the ernerven-y revenue hill, th only oht:icle to adjcurnuient of onKrcsa. IW-st Mow Cut 11-1(1". An aniendment hy Sen. N orris to Tfiuf the pun ha.-o price from J 2.".,e uO.O'iO to II ,000.0n0 was defeated! hy an overwhelming votr. an ! th tre;üy was approvnl just un it wtls siirnerl by S 'y T-nnMripr and Minister Hrun in New York. Au'.'. I. I!(iMMS(' of theij- Strategie value, purtieularlv since the construction of the l'an;ana canal, the Atncrican irovernment has been anxious to acquire thcrn, not only with a viewto establishing a nam) Ikihp there, hat to prevent the islands from falling into the hands of any foreign power. German dnterferrnce was credited with blocking nesot j.itions on tii" subject in U'i2. after the 1'nited States j-vnut had ratified a treaty.

SUFFRAGETTES TO RAISE MILLION FOR CAMPAIGN

No Stair to Ak for Legislation I ntil .National lioanl I i on Condition-;.

ATJ-ANTIC CITY. N. J.. Sept. S. After a l'-'UK dhate. which cajrrieil the afternoon session uf the Convention well into the evening, the National American Woman Suffrage a5soeiation Thursday aIopteü a platform outlining its plan of campaign for si-curing the submission of the federal suffrage amendtnent to the state legislatures, for ratilicatioti. It was dM itled that the next annual convention ni 1117 be held in March or "thereahouts'' ; that a lobby eontinueil at Washinlun and that the a-sociation conduct a natii i- iile camp:tiu of education, imitation, organization an.l publicity in support of the federal 'tmenlment. A million dollar campaign fund is to he raised between October, Ids y.ar and October, 1 'J 1 7 . It was further agreed by the convention that no state association -hall ask the legislature of its state, for the submission of an amenc nicnt or reittendum to the people iintil the national board or executive

council of the association shall have ;

been uriven the opportunity to investigate . onditior.s and give cua-

ADAIR TO SPEAK IN MARSHALL CO. TODAY

Dciikh ratio .Nominct lor tioienmr to Jaul Siu Around fount at riMiionlli.

Neu -Tii:v Sp.vul crvi c: l'LVMOl'TII, ln.1., Sept. S. John A. M. Adair, ih-moi-ratic ncniiuee for '.vernor, vvill campaign in Marshall county todav, makin a cncuit of the smaller tovvi.s and villages during the d.iy and endinc with an addre.-NS here at 7 oVlovk Friday ms'ht. The nicetii:' litre H expected to attrui l a luiue crowd .is Adair h.L-s beeil malviu-' a brilliant campaign and his reputation a- a speaker with a i.im K'1"!' of tlie national is-t:es lias i'Vi-ttded him lure Word has been i-cived from .ii.iocratic le.iders an.! others throughout Mirronr.dir.k' ioan;jes. that thry will attend l'n-lay nuht's meetir.. delegations havini: l;i organized at South lu-ad. Kocluster and ottur cities i:i th" l l! lt . Arran . inent-s h.tve b ri m.ide to have 1.. or .latouiobiles a cmpanv the lamlidate on Iiis ti'Ur cf the (i'Uiilj bii'Li). others are expected to J l : I the partv at 'ulver, Art's. Tippe-in' and Hour! on. The Calvtr band - ill turnish musa at t'ulver. the Frenun band at ?;renu'ii, and the 'i niouth band here. The Aros band ha- !(- n encased tu pla at Ar.-es. ii'i'ei'.inoe and F,oirhon. Those wlio are :n the patt will he uivcn a : rce dimn r h tp.e eount iK iiUK rat:' (ntral lonaittee at Ti r P''apoe. Tlie 1 t i i t-.-s Anl society of the Methih.-'. li arch there, will scrv" tae ilmt.er. Tlie demo, ralic riomiriee will speak, at the follow -in jdacv and hours it urine the day: at l'.urr oak at s:;o a. ;n.; t'ulver at '-' c a. m.: ArOs at K:4L a. m.: Tipi'ecaiio. at noon; i'ouibor. at 2 p. rr..; I"r m. :i at 1 p. m.. and i'lviuouth at 7:." p in.

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One more day to purchase high class merchandise at these low Anniversary pri&ss the 45th ends Saturday night with a "whoora" of bargains. You'll be here, of course, for the wind-up!

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Our Anniversary Sale

$ 1 5 to $20 Coats at 30 to 35 Coats at

50 to 30 to 50 to

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30 to 50 to

60 Coats at . 35 Suits at . 60 Suits at . 20 Dresses at 35 Dresses at 60 Dresses at

New Velour Coats Included in New Velour Suits Included in

$14.45 24.45 45.00 24.45 45.00

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Betty Wales Dresses are for College Girls, Business or Office Girls and created in wonderful styles for youthful women (whatever their age.) For the last day of the Anniversary Sale we offer SI 5, to S2() Betty Wales Dresses at $14.45.

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For the Anniversary Sale hundreds of new crepe de cygne waists in the very, very latest styles. These are marked special at $2.45.

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Another Anniversary hummer one thousand new silk waists. Any other time these waists sell at S3. 50 to S5.00 but for our Anniversary Sale, choice $3.00.

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Brand new Bolivia coats the latest "little old" New York sends out; regular S50 to SOO Bolivia coats at $45.

45th Anniversary Sale Ribbons Fancy and plain taffeta ribbon, worth from 75c up to S2.00, at 45c yard. Plain taffeta and satin ribbon, worth 50c, at 2 yds. for 45c

45th Anniversary Sale Hosiery Women's 35c Hosiery, 2 pair 45c Women's 59c and 75c Hosiery at 45c pair. Women's S 1.25 to S2.00 Hosiery at 90c pair. 45th Anniversary Sale Gloves Long Silk Gloves for women, colors and black and white, Sl.oo and S1.50 gloves, at 45c pair.

45th Anniversary Sale Sterling silver Deposit Glassware, creamers, sugars, cruets, glasses, etc., 3 pieces 45c.

45th Anniversary Sale

New WooleinLS Miid Silks

All wool dress goods, 75c and SI. CO values, 45c S1.25 to $1.75 all wool dress goods 90c. Sl.75 to S2.50 all wool dress goods $1.45. Up to S3. 50 all wool dress goods $2.45. Sl.75 to S2.50 silks at $1.45. Up to S3. 50 silks at $2.45.

45th Anniversary Sale

White

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40 to 45 inch dainty white materials, in voiles and Marquisette, 85c to S1.0Ö values, at 45c yd. 35c to 50c white materials, 2 yards for 45c Printed Batiste, 25c values, 4 yards for 45c Men's all linen handkerchiefs, 4 for 45c. Women's fancy embroidered handkerchiefs, 19c value 4 for 45c

45th Anniversary Sale

Mme.

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Irene Corsets

Let us not be misunderstood these are brand new models of the famous Mme. Irene corsets, regular S5 and S6.50 corsets, for Saturday at $3.45. Other good corset bargains are also on sale Saturday.

45th Anniversary Sale

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Not much to say only everyone knows that Jap Rose Soap sells regular at 10c Saturday 9 bars 45c.

45th Anniversary Sale

Men:

Wear

Good shirts at 45c. Still better shirts at 90c Beautiful neckwear at 45c Men's socks, Saturday 4 pair 45c.

45th Anniversary Sale

Petticoats

Silk Underwear Silk Petticoats at $2.45 and $3.45. Muslin Underwear at 90c $1.45 and $2.45 a garment. Silk Underwear at 90c, $1.45, $2.45 and $3.45.

Advance Sale Inter-State Fair Ticket 3 for $1 ends Saturday at noon. Admission at Gate 50c each ticket.

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Heavy Turkish towels, 2 for 45c 59c and 75c Turkish towels fancy borders, 45c each. S3. 50 all linen napkins, $2.45 doz. Wash cloths, 45c doz. Turkish towels, 3 for 45c IOC apron gingham, 6 yards for 45c. Large size cotton blankets, 45c each. Pillow cases, 45x35 four for 45c

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Genuine leather hand bags for women, large variety of shapes, worth Sl.oo and more, choice 45c.

45th Anniversary Sale

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Solid gold lavallieres, soldered link chain, worth S5 at $2.45. Also solid gold rings, daintily set with small diamond, worth S5, at $2.45.

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Japanese Travs, large and small size, 2 for 45c 2 for 45c Sewing baskets and waste paper baskets, 5oc values, Sandwich trays in Japanese design, 2 for 45c. Small work baskets, 7 for 45c

45th Anniversary Sale

371 c

Lots of soiled gingham dresses in intermediate sizes, 12 to 16 years, S2.50 to S5.00 values, divided into two One at 90c Lot Two at $1.45. Odd lots of children's coat. Lot One at 45c. Lot Two at 90c

45th Anniversary Sale Drapery Dept 5 yards 1 5c Bordered Scrim for 45c. 3 yards 25c Marquisette for 45c S2.25 Marquisette curtains at $1.45 pair. S3.5o Marquisette Curtains at $2.45 pair. S2.5o Smokers' stand at $1.45. S2.5o Llectric lamp with shade at $1.45. S 18.50 Lamps at $10.45. Carpet Dept. S3.5o card tables at $1.45. S3. 25 velvet rugs, 36x72, at $2.45. 5oc rubber door mats, 2 for 45c S6.00 Wilton rugs at $4.45. S7.5o Wilton rugs at $5.45. S22.50 Axminster rugs at $19.45. S25.00 Axminster rugs at $21.45.

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