South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 319, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 November 1916 — Page 2

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I HE 5UUTH BEND INfcYVS-TlMtS

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

S41 .700 GOAL OF GOOD WILL WEEK

Date of Charity Campaign!

Changed to Nov. 27 to Dec. 2.

Free Dental Clinic Urged For Schools

lJoo.1 Will U'k. has l".Mi io-t-I-ored from Nov. L'0-2T to Nov. 27lc. 2, Thankxu'MnK wok. The detiMon to chancp the latf for thf ti annual fnnl r.u-in campaign of the Federation for Social Service reached :t the meetinsr f the trustees of lh fo.Ier.ition and the campaign ci . Mtee h M Monday afternoon, 'he al this ear is to $4 1,700. It was felt that :t amiai-;n durir.z Thaniosrivin' wick would he more ?uf'ceful and al.-u it was thought that it would Rive the committee in ihargc more tiino to prfoct plan. Fcf'y Mark I. Duncan v. ith a corps of assistant has l-en njragM for nearly u week uoiking ut the details. The amount of $41.700 was set by rlhe audit committee. The amount et to he raised last year was $10,. '(00. The increase in th expenses ;f the federation is due in part to the addition of another institution, I he Circle of Mercy Day Nursery, to the number dependent upon the fplt rntion for support and ul to the ' enlargement of the work of the federation. The additional cost of administering charity due to the inU reae in the cost of provision." and supplies of all kinds is also iven kis a reason for the larger biuret.

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!By Applying Sloan's Liniment to Forehead You Can Stop the Severe Pains.

The school board expressed itself as faorintf the establishment of a free dental clinic for the use of the children of the city following a conference with a committee from the Visiting Nurse association which at

tended the board meeting last nighL It was urged by the members of the committee that the clinic could be established at an expenditure not exceeding $1.000 and according to MisK Martine Cutter, the city'a visiting nurse, its establishing "would I e the bittest pece of constructive work that could be done for the 1 eneüt of the school children of the ity". It was represented by the committee that about one-half of the hildren now attending the public school are in need of dental attention and are unable for some reason or other to secure it. It wax reported that Miss Doty, the school vis iting nurse, had during the past month in her regular work extracted s." teeth and treated 275 other t;ises. The contract was finally sinned by II. I burner & Co., and the school board, representing the school city, for the erection of the new Sample st. school, at a cost of slightly more

than Jl.'S.O'jo. The Maryland Casualty Co. was accepted as the bondsman of the contractor. lulls for the past month were allowed by the board.

Civic Clubs to Cooperate in Housing Survey in City

Federation Goes On Record to Lend Aid Wherever and Whenever Necessary.

HIGH SENIORS TO GIVE THANKSGIVING DINNER

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Many headaches are of a neural-

'headaches are inten.se and lingering .pairs in the brow, temples or back ff the head. There 1 one certain relief that has jl een known and recommended for ,yer liiirk, loan's Uniment. One pi pplication and the lull pain is practically gone. It is easily applied 'without rub-bins'. Rubbing is unjnecessary. as sloan'H I jnimont i'Jlekjly penetrates to the seat of trouble. Achins muscle. rheumatism, bruises, lumhasro. chilblains, sprains, and stiff ne k can also be most ef. 1"ectiey treated with Sloan's T,iniment. Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments; it does not stain the .kin or clos the pores. At all drug stores. 2Cc. 60c. $1.00. Advt,

Will .Make Poor Children of City llapp.v With Annual Prat. At a meeting of the senior class 1 eld Monday afternoon, the matter of giving the annual Thanksgiving dinner to the poor children of the city, was voted upon favorably by the class. The dinner is to be Riven on Thursday, November 29, in the lunch room of the high school. Invitations will be sent to all deserving children, and the senior class will be indebted to all persons sending in names of worthy children, to the olf.ee at the high nchool building.

Whenever the board of health de

cides to make use of the money appropriated .y the common council for the purpose of carrying out a housing aurvey of the city it will find that it will not lack for cooperation among the citizens. At a meeting of the directors of the civic federation in the hleh school, last night, they went on record as favoring such a urvey and promised to urge the subject before their various centers. The survey has been hanging tire for some time the hoard heinsr reluctant to go ahead, no it la said, as the task was a bip one and it feared it would be unable to carry out the Job without active co-operation from the citizens. Sentiment among the various centers has always been in favor of the survey but the members looked toward the board of health to start the ball rolling. Part of Winter Program. This housing survey was one of several topics taken up by the directors and considered as a part of the program for work during the

winter months. What will probably

be one of the most pleasing fe atures of the year was the decision to purchase a moving picture machine and furnish pictures, both of an educa

tional and entertainment nature. Only one mac hine would be purchased and thi.-: would be taken to each center a.s it was needed. The expense of a machine for each center would be too great for the results accomplished. Community sinsing and its climax in a big chorus to be composed of members of every civic club was

discussed. If such a proposition carries It would be an easy matter to stage a big song fest in the spring. Miss Krfie Harmon, supervisor of music in - the common schools, will probably bo in charge of the department. Civic topics, especially those which affect South Bend in any way. will be specialized upon by the various centers. It is believed that the people of outh Bend can be better iaught civic pride and an interest in things which are foV their own benefit ;u well as the. municipality's in this way than in any other. Debating teams will be one of the

features of the work this year that was not especially dwelt upon lat year. Kach center will have its own team and a series of debates between the various centers will be arranged. One of the Items of the work of the federation last year which will be enlarged upon this year is that of dramatic art. I'aeh center will or

ganize a dramatic clun nnu put on plays before the center. At the close of the year the best talent will be chosen from each club and a big play staged. Good Will week will also receive the support of the federations, which will endeavor to assist in any way possible in the raising of funds for ine Federation for Social service. Classes in Knglish among the foreign speaking people of the city will be one of toe main item.s of the year's work for the centers located in the heart of the foreign settled districts.

ORDINANCE ASKING PROBATION OFFICER

SAMPLE CIVIC CLUB HAS LADIES' NIGHT Over T,0 were present at the Sample Civic club meeting last evening, the occasion being "ladies night", in which members of the Women's Athletic club played indoor baseball, volley ball, and danced, following the various games. A meeting of the program 'committee of the school was also held for the purpose of organizing teams

for the winter and the preparing of a program for the coming n- vtiius. I'nder the direction of Miss Irene Thompson, there was a meeting of the girls at the anfple school yesterday afternoon at which time am es were played and contests held. These meetings are to continue every Monday afternoon and

teams are to be formed. A reception at the school is to be given next Monday nisht for the girls of the Wilson Shirt Co. Other of these receptions are to be given, the object of such being to pet the girls interested in the civic club work.

An ordinance authorizing and dlr-ctini? the Board of publicSafety of the City nf South Bend Indiana, to appoint and employ an additional police officer to act as Probation Officer. lie it ordained by the Common Council of the City of .outh Bend, Indiana:

Sec. 1 That the Board of Public' Safety i.e. and is hereby authorized and directed to appoint and employ: i some suitable and proper person as ' an additional member of the police! force of said city. That the duties of said person shall be. to act as Probation Officer to the city court ofj said city under the direction and ortiers of the judge of said court, and; perform such other duties in conmc-l tion with the operation and conduit!

of said court as the judge thereof shall direct. That whenever the services of said officer shall not be required by the duties of said court, the City Jurge shall so notify the Chief of Police of the city, and said

officer shall thereafter be subject to

the orders of the Chief of Police, and be required to do police duty whenl -. - i i y i .

i iui tiiaKfu in ins t-aiu uuut'.s us Probation Officer. That said offner shall at all times have police powers, and shall be entitled to the privileges and benefits conferred upon police officers by the Statutes of the State. Sec. L That the Board of public Safety is further authorized to fix the salary of said Probation Officer at a sum not exceeding fifteen hundred ($1 ."00.00 ) dollars per year, which salary shall be paid in installments at such times as other police officer's salaries are paid. Sec. ;:. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage.

sriipuisi: PAKTY. A surprise party by the Iasalot girls was given to Miss Karrin Helquest, S27 S. Kddy st., last evening in celebration of her birthday. The regular meeting was also conducted and following this refreshments were sened. Favors were won by Miss Ethel Johnson.

FRANKLIN CIVIC CLUB WILL MEET "TONIGHT Officers will be elected at the meeting of the Franklin Civic club meeting this evening. A program of entertainment has been arranged lor the social session.. Principal McCowan of the high school will deliver a lecture "Iet

CJeorge Do It." There will be music and games and a drill by the third grade pupils. Miss I,a Verna Sampson will render a violin solo. Arrangements have been mad to take cr.re of the children if parents find it necessary to bring t:em along.

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Fine full bleached Irish linen, 72 in. wide, worth $250 doz-

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22 and 24 in. Napkins to match, $4.95, $5.95 doz. Half bleached German Linen, extra heavy, 68 in. quality for hard wear, 7 patterns, $1.25 yard. German linen, 60 in., very special, 75c.

2ox2o J. S. Brown's very line linen napkin, extra quality. $3.75 doz. Sample Napkins Greatly Reduced

Linen Pattern Cloths

1 dozen only of eacli pattern, worth SS.oo doz.. sale price $4.00 doz. Worth stoo doen, sale

r, t i i -o i j i price $5.00 dozen Pure Irish Linen 68x68 in., six handsome designs

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Extra fine Irish Linen 70x70, hemstitched, worth at $4.50 doz.

piain Linen Napm-

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loxlo pure Linen Napkins

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Extra heavy linen 72x72, superior quality, worth ;oic J shamrock p-me?.

S8.50 sale price $6.00. Extra large cloth, 79x79, pure linen hemstitched, worth S9.00-j-sale price $6.50.

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Lunch Napkins. 7x7 and ( hemmed ready for use, 75c doz.

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Loads off Blankets Beacon Blankets, plain grey, tan and white, $2.25 pair. Cotton Blankets, extra good quality, $1.25 pair. Wool Blankets, block patterns, SS.OO pair. S7.50 wool blankets, in fancy plaids, $5.95 pair. Extra large wool blankets, 72x84 $7.95 pair. Plain white bed blankets, pink and blue border, $5.00 pair. Baby blankets, plain white, pink and blue borders, 25c pair. Plain white cotton bed blankets, S1.25 and $1.50 pair. Extra fine all-wool blankets, plain white with colored borders, $13.50 and $25.00 pair. and Comforters Hand-made comforters, filled with pure white cotton, $3.50 each. Comforters with pink, blue and yellow borders, $3.95, $4.75 and $5.95 each. Eiderdown quilts, saline coverings, $8.95 each to $15.00.

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Sleeping Garments, etc.

Bath robes, $2.95 to $7.50. Flannelette gowns. 50c to $1.50. Sleeping garments, $1.00 to $4.50.

Japanese wadded robes $5.95 to $12.00. Japanese wadded jackets $1.25 to $2.50. Hug-me-tights, $1.00 to $3.95.

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