South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 252, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1916 — Page 7

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y All Fair Week, Starting Sunday Matinee, Sept. 10th.

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MASSIVE PRODUCTION OF

HELEN HUNT

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r HISTORICAL AXD ROMANTIC STORY Of CALIFORNIA AND THE MI&3I0N INDIANS

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at tin: oliykil ' Ramona". the V. H. Mune cinema nperat ic specta'-le. is declared in h must rcmarkaMp for vj.-Monins of phases of life seldom seen. The pictures of the Mission Indian sheep herders and sheep shearers charm ijuito us much as the more drama tie episodes, such as the raiding and l-urnin of the Irdi.in village of Temacul.t and the tragic fate of

Alssandr. The sluep scene is an I

:ndesrrihahly beautiful example of the highest art possibilities of the moving picture camera. "flarnona" will he seen at the Oliver theater

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The Kind of Goods and the Kind of Prices that Women Want

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are here tomorrow and every day of the year. The rapidly increasing number of women who J are finding this out is making ours the most I

talked of store in South Bend. Read every line of this advertisement.

at tin: las a lA.i :. Today's feature picture at the la-

saile is entitled "The Fugitive," a

THE -SWEETEST- LOVE' STORY-EVER: TOLD;

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IT IS THE LOVE STORY OF THE AGES

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?ie part melodrama fro i the l'athe

studios f'eaturin-; I'lorence Iibadit in the leading feminine role. The

characterisation Ls excellent and has ; been well interpreted and the protluotion as ,l u hol is filled with the j

action and important details that i

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Box Office of the Oliver Theater Open Today. Matinees 25 Cents All Seats. Evening All Seats Reserved at 25 and 50 Cents.

g"ie to a picture an air f spontane-j J ity that !s convincim;. Miss Labadie

in the role of a youns woman who. reconizins" the puilt of her sister ; in the murder of one of their em-! plovers, diverts suspicion to ht:self.

land Hees, leawnjj no clue to her ;

whereabouts, does some clever act- J in-: and dresses the part becoming- ; ly fften artistically. Future de-j olpments are handle1 in a forceful! manner and the parts are well taken.! "Those Who Toil." a strong dra- J ma of capital and labor conditions

jv.tli i,e shown tomorrow vith Nance,

:i Neil in the leading rr-l.

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points a lesson to every spectator! j will be seer; at the Colonial today ( and tomorrow in a live patt I,uhin J

aw?magjiwjiLPij l c nennt:, "ihr Light At Dusk writ-I

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Our greatly enlarged Children's Section on the Second floor with greatly augmented stocks, is acknowledged the most attractive place in the city . j outfit school girls and infants. Unusual values for Saturday. Girls' School Dresses, of r.arnv triped Hue or brown Oalatea cloth; plain pockets anJ collar, skle buttoning; also plain color cltambray dre;cs with while collar and bell. 5ri..c....-.$1.50 Girls' Elxclusive Model Dresses of imported roe, blue ;r tan fabrics, zouave moJel. patent leather belt, white orandv collar, other chic styles

for aes 8 to 14 years

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new ran cais, izes to

14 years, of velvet, chinchilla.

plush, novelties, many smart models

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Wonderful Values in New Fall SUITS and DRESSES The very Smartest Styles for the Autumn Season are here in greatest variety the range of fabrics and colorings is so great that any taste may be satisfied and the values are the best possible at every price.

SUITS at $25.00 As usual we are showing particularly

values at this price. Fall Suits of beautiful lines, in cabardin

poplins, broadcloths and Calloi checks, in the new Autumn shades. SI ITS AT sir, .

r-irlv scptemhfr t)1ic

Up to $iy.75

Serge Dresses ee $7.50

A Lot of 5o Splendid Serine and black-and-white check dresses. f;i-ht

new hall models, one prettier than th

other. All shades.

Coat effects and one-piece dresses, with

new pockets, some are Handsomely embroid

ereu. uoume silk or leather collars.

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ihouulits of tailoro! fasliion Autumn hr-inu tlio ilsil o;iM)n for sm-h smai-t drossy iihnIoIs. In rich profusion are the new Suits fabrics of tine men's wear series. wool poplins ami cheviots. The new Suit Coats are ?. to inhes loiikj and very beomin. preserving slender effects. Iarf flar1 collars:

skirts are belted, full-llared,

with prathers knife-pleats

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Another Big One for Two Days, Friday and Saturday, "THE LIGHT OF DUSK7' Featuring ORIN JOHNSTON. You Can Always See a Fine Picture at Our Place.

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Tomorrow we repeat this one again,

THE LIGHT OF DUSK

With a Keystone comedy.

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j Johnson in the leading role. The : scene of the story is laid in Russia j and the atmosphere an1 settings arc very appropriate. The tdot nie-!

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poverty to power his a.ondinment of the memories of his own hardships, the ties and customs of his people and the love of his peasant wife for the false sods of luxury, wealth and position and his final awakoninpr throughout "the light" of a reborn conscience to life's real alues. Much praise is due Mary t'urr who plays the part of the plodding loyal peasant woman. Altogether it is a big subject done in a bic way and because of these facts it is being given a two days' showing.

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GHOUND FLOOH SAFE CCNVCNITNT

FLORENCE LABADIE

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.1 :j lier i-ler replete with human 7i. ap-al and liMtt intciel. i

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:i - Saturday Nance O'Neil,

, tlirt famous i;r.oha star, in aj strong melodrama, doiuctiiig iIh'

wrongs of latMir -oimIiI i "THOSE WHO TOIL" u . :

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MUSICAL GIRARDS (poy srrenader. UlI(i si n HAY (irti. I. lt V ( ., in "Concentration"

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at tiii; omHi:rM. orpheuin patrons are treated to some excellent comedy Mngins, the last half of the week, in the aet of the Monarch Comedy Four. Their initial appearance drew laughter and it never stopped all the while the quartet was working. An Irishman and a Shakespeare Thespian furnish the bulk of the comedy work. With the aid of several friends from the audience the Electrical Venus act, uets across in good form. Some clever stunts are performed hy the lady and by the helpers. An arc light produced under water, the current for which passes through the woman's body and emerges in a carbon held in her mo jth. is the

special offering of the act. Sparkling;

ivacioiKs college life is depicted in the miniature musical comedy, "n The Veranda." Three girls and three boys, sing, talk and dance their way through L'O minutes of catchy numlwrs. The company is an attractive one ami dresses well, while their song and dance numbers are above the ordinary and score successes. The setting is a special one and adds to the attractiveness of the production. One of the prettiest settings used at the theater in some time is used by the Musical (liralds. gypsy serenaders whose speciality is the mandolin. They close their act with several selections on their own original instrument, the 'mando-phone." consisting of :; l mandolins whic h they play at one time. Moore and Jenkins complete the hill with a blackface comedy, singing, talking and dancing n u m I e r.

S3.5oo worth of NEW blouses, added to our already lare stock, in models that can be seen only at our store original creations only recently from leading Paris and New York Mouse creators. The materials are lovely Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe which still hold tirst place in Mouses. The workmanship is dainty and painstaking. Distinguishing features are Hand embroidering Remarkable new collars Frills, Fichus Fine lace trimmings Vestecs, lapels Semi-Tailored Blouses for every occasion In every shade including rose, maize, Nile green,, tlesh, peach, gold, Mack and suiting shades.

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and unapproachable values at each price made possible by our great buying '-'vr and special npportui!iti.;:

Exceptional Corset News A great Saturday Sale ni t;ivici moJels in Warner Bros., American Lady anJ Kabo Corsets. A dozen different styles, one of which will be sure to prove the corset to. form the foundation for your new Fall costume. Of is'oj coutil. with two pair hose supCÄ'.'...$1.Ö6

Dresses at $1.00 A final clearing price on neat fancy black striped lawn dresses which ma be used for street or house wear.

Neclcwear, 25c and 50c This Special Purchase brings unusual values in frills, guimpes, sets and separate collors. Made of organdie, net and crepe. Sailor and shawl shapes. Tucked, embroidered or quaintly, daintily frilled.

Women's Long Silk Gloves, 49c Instead of $1.00 Full lo-bmton length, in black and

white, all si.es.

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Up to $1.50 Women's Night Gowns, 95c Of line quality nainsook, batiste, crepe and muslin," elaborately trimmed in embroidery, lace and ribbon. Dainty stvles.

Saturday Sale Pure Silk Hose at $1.00

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Perfect tittin. line quality thread silk women's stckins, in black and the new hade, an exceptional value,

tomorrow, per pair $1.00.

Saturday Silk Sale

5o ditierent patterns pretty stripes in

line qualiu tan eta; all shades; 0

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Great Saturday Sale of Millinery

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A great saving price lor Saturday n N L Y ! NVat Sailor Shape. ith soft ctow n. in l'la' k. 'rown. i:r'y ami Line.

Smart Ww silk Wliei Hats, in a popular 1 t- . ! J roi (ji- i 1 1 j m ;- ha pe. it . : shirje'l eilre. in l.;a k. n:i y. 'op-n.. r 1 .oi-l I'niwn, Sah' ir;-'e l.US.

at tiii: .rin)iiiiM. The hero of "The Half-Kree,r. the r.ew Triangle release starring Douglas Faira hanks which is he in:; shown at the Amlitorinm today, is the son of a white man and an Indian pirl. His name is Dormante, meaning 'Sleepini; Water". He is adopted and hruui;ht up ly an old l-otantst.

New Fall Showing of School Hats Also hats for tiny tots. Already there iuw been numerous favorable comments frm women

n the broad assortment and moderate prices.

In velvet for the most part; shirred, sailor and muhroom etleets, tarns. Also in plush, felt and corduroy. Black, navy, brown, reen. red. nsC and white. All prettily trimmed in ribbons, furs, flowers, etc. 50c to $2.50.

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1 he takes up with a iri who is not - the part Nellie. .uaurap Ain-

as trood as she milit he. He tee!.! hrosia", a two reel . o.iie.jy. . oin-

so:rv for her though aiol befriends ! pletes the hiil. Tomorrow will he j Herof

awav hetause he is an Indian am

not permitted to own land in the .-täte, so he ffovs to lie in one of the !i ludlow rees in the neart of the .'alifornia Cai'iuine?: woods. In the meantime Winslow NVynn. a free-and-easy preacher and his pretty daughter Nell'1 have ome to take up their res4 ) iu'e in the minin(amp. ly sees the cirl and the fall in loe. hut the men of the camp are opposed to Nellie p;.;.ini." attention to an Indian and make life so

seen "The "hil)iney Sweep." a two ice) diama featuring little Jo.e I'.nr: "A I'luii-'t' Irom tl.e .s'k.'" a suisational railio.ii picture; l ind Je!"!' i-.irtoori ...lTied: "Tt."

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A dramatization of Bret Harte's celebrated story, "IN THE CARQUINEZ WOODS." Mr. Fairbanks plays the part of Lo, sou of a white man and an Indian. He is adopted and brought up by an old botanist and when the old man dies he is left alone to face the world as best he mav. That clever leading woman, Jewel Car

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