South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 November 1916 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

C. OF C. OFFICERS ARE RE-ELEG I ED

Board P ides to Enter Fight Agni: st r-rcposed Freight Rate Increase.

Celebrate 50 Years of

Wedded Bliss Tomorrow

Pro.-'t V.. T.rji- Kuh:; . I'irt Viri Pros't '. W. Lid rc-iL'". Smi,! Yb ' j I'r 't J. I'r ! " r i r i - ? ; . t . r. , ar:d j Trra ircr A. I .!;. h .f th- Oi.trn-

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1 1 1 i r v-.itä for tin- tiv.-t tinx- on tho l o.ird at th'- in 1 1 1; Tlii-.-f inr n cre I t-r'.-r.tly eb t d by th- tr.c:n-:-nf th" h ira!' r of ( 'omni r II. Loai Kuhns ami C. A. Idph '! r ! c ttil to t!i- lio.inl n;i th' . rn- i t Hot. Tl.p oj ly otlu-r b :. ir. s of imiortai; f' wa a di.- u -ion of what a ;!, f-!ii:;M !. taken in levari th- fr i. ht r.ite i n r a-- w hi h t!i' railro, !-( of thi-' -ct.on li.ui' . n noun m i to in, .ilc !(' . 1. A riiiitih'r of th- b-adim.- ( Ui s l!ironh'i:t tho s ( tin arc to lo.!;'.' i protest !.'f'.r- the inter-state i"!i!!;;!'in' rorrirüi-.-io: an as the i.i.!f-,ili'r, rr'.iil- is .it,. I manaf.o -:.:rrs'- ' titcu;s of the South i;e:nl .' .im', er at meetings l.i-f week ex- ! I tll'M:Sr eS : : f . l V ( r i ! the lo: ..J chain!. er joinimr in Dm protest the ihre tors -hie. I f,( ,,, so I'urther attio.i will probably not he talii for .ioi;:e weeks on the matt i".

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Mr. ami Mrs. Frod-rick Tcscher will ohserw their Kolden wedding anniversary Wednesday by informally keeping open house at their home, M7 Forest av. The hours will he from 1 until Z o'clock and fror 7 until . (('chick when they will welcome their friends. Mr. Tesi.her has been prominent in the hu.-iness life of Smth liend liavinu heen enlaced in the furniture basincsM at 1 1 S. Michigan st., for a number of years. He was horn in I. er". Switzerland. Nov. 29, 1840, eornint,' to America in 1 S ti 2 . He locate, at Wooster, ()., afterward onlisting in the army. Mr. Tescher j--ered in the Civil war under Sherman and was in the famous Sherman march from Atlanta to the sea. On

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MAC HENRY-INGERSOLL RECITAL THURSDAY W. V. Mac Henry and Frederic H. J !, -.er --.II v. jll i l h i r bist pupii.s ::. 1 1 t-r-'. it.il of the s-,-r-on ;,t Ueita.! lull. South IViul eons r atory, Ti'.'i i -day rninir. at s o'clock. Admission will be bv ticket. win tr

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.i:-..! i th, -e ti'kets pl iy be ha, free. Board Hears Complaints From i.t the .rbc- of the cons. tatorv ori . . .

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Junp 10. 1S63, he was mustered out of service. The following year he was married to Miss I'inma ( Ianhach. Mr?. Tescher was horn in North omidon, Ta.. in 18 4 8. She removed fmm that place to Wooster, O., when she was eiht years old. Mr. and Mrs. Tescher moved to r.ourhon, fnd., in 187.1, where Mr. Tescher vent into the hardware business. Mr. Tescher was elected treasurer of. Marshall county in 1S7S by the republican party serving two terms. They came wiib their family to this city in 1SSS. where they hava since made their home. Hoth Mr. and Mrs. Tescher are in pood health and hope to spend many more happy years.

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ia.:.M obbr;;.- Air. I i:ic-ro!l.) -;.'..;! .-a Mr: ! ; , bi ntei u From '.iartei -,r D mip.. Wi! !.t Shores, f,. Haesk... Tj;:ian Martin. F. H. Inuers..',!. I iJ DIANA HISTORY DISCUSSED MONDAY

. committee of six men from the

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ent at the meetin'vof the school board Monday niht to ask some relief from the onditions existing at the school which was described fis unsafe, insanitary and inadequate in every respect for the purpose for which it is used. Immediate repairs to put the building in a safer and more sanitary condition and a new school building as soon as possible were the requests of the petitioners. The tochool board promised to have the building examined and

to make such improvements as

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Ki;a-r. the business man;Kr oi use city schools, was authorized to examine the building with competent authorities and make a report to th? board, the ilnanri.il condition of the .-chool city not permitting a new buihlitv-r to be erected sit present. Amen; other things the compraln in-,' committee reported that the 'o'juillard srhod buildim; is one of the oldest in the city and is lacking in all modern conveniences. It is too small for the pedis of the district. There is no auditorium for izeneral as.-'-mblies and no playground for the children. On the other hand the hihhen .lie forced to play, in the stn-tt at th" foot of a hill where there is constant danger of accidents

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The stairs are wooden and constructed in such a way 'as to be eisily destroyed. In regard to the sanitary conditions of the building: it was reported that Die sewerage is bad and that after every rain several inches of water 'stands- in the basement where classes are taught. It was also represented thsit the basement la constantly damp and insanitary. The members of the committee that appeared before the council were Chairman A. I. Perley, I Seehirt. 1?. C. Scott. J. A. Luther. C 1. llritton, and I.. S. Fickenscher. IYiv Dental Clinic. The board at the meeting decided to establish a free dental clinic at the high school for the use of the school children of the city. A report was received on the estimated cost of establishing the clinic. The cost will not, it is believed, exceed $000. K. I. Kizer, business manager of the schools was directed to purchase the necessary equipment. It !.s believed that the clinic once established will be practically self supporting. All children that possibly can, will be asked to pay for the materials tised ir. dental work and it is estimated that only in a small percentage of the cases will it be necessary for the city to pay

I tor uif materials useti. r iiieen J local tientists have volunteered their services half a day each month for

the clinic work free of charge.

200 Handsome Taffeta Silk Petticoats at $3.38 Made of plain and changeable taffetas, deep flounce, extraordinary value, $3.38.

Thanks giving Linens. See the display window; see the wonderful values offered.

Winter Blankets Blankets Remarkable values in cotton, mixed wool, all wool.

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500 Dress Skirts at $5.95 Mr. Garland, our New York representative, shipped thee skirts to us. With ihi-s remark: "The materials used in these skirts cst rnnre than you sell them tor." Here tiiev are. Made of finest all wool series and velours. Extra and repilar sizes. $5.95.

The Greatest Sale of Fine Tailored Winter Coats Ever Held in South Bend will start Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 When We will Place on Sale Twelve Hundred Beautiful Winter Coats at $15 and $25 These Coats Only Arrived in Our Store Monday, They are Ready for Your Inspection

Winter Coats at $15.00 Smart Dresses at $18.50 to $35.00

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Winter Coats at $25.00 Winter Suits at $25.00

Thairksgivir.ir Sale of Afternoon and Evening Dresses Priced at $18.50, $25.00 and $35.00 A remarkable collection of Georgette, Net and TatTeta Dresses. Some beautiful velvet combinations. Sizes to 44. All Wool Serge Dresses at $7.50, $10.00 and $15.00 Smart models in straight lines. Russian and Peter Thompson effect:?, plain or embroidered, also some braided.

These cor.ls are made of the finest materials used this season by Max Rubel of New York; Louie Finfer of New York, and The Wooltex Makers. Two weeks ago our buyers made contracts to use up all the odd lots of materials that these three makers could not duplicate on the balance of the season. Plushes, velours, zibelines, kitten ear. Many of these coats are trimmed with fine raccoon fur collars, Hudson seal collars. The entire Purchase divided into two lots. $15. 00 and $25. 00

300 Handsome Tailor Made Winter Suits at Big Saving Our New York buyers have sent us these wonderful Suits. Velvets, Velours and Broadcloths. Rir trimmed, all-silk lined. In many instances the fur trimmings are worth the price f the suits. Priced tomorrow at $25.00 and $40.00. In many instances thee prices d not represent half the original selling price.

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Secretary Returns From Philadelphia, Reporting $94,000 Investment.

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In rtuard to the i.uildin itself, it was stated that on occasions uh-n crowds o!' any size have uatht red in the building there has been danger of the tloors sivinc wa and that duiimr times of storm the ?JTilldin is endanpered by the wir.ds. Tn re card to tire protection the conditions are still worse. There hae been few precautionary steps taken against lire sa-h as providing

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INDIANA CLUB NAMES OFFICERS FOR YEAR Ofli' eis and directors were elected at the annual meeting of the Indiana dub Monday evening and the directors were instructed to take the necessary steps fur remodelinc and refurnishing the club building at 1 6 S. Muin xt. Th" otlicers elected for the next ear are: President, A. 11. Krskine; ice president, Fre,l A. Hryan; sec-li-ury and treasurer, .M. V. Kted. The directors elected are: A. I.

JOHN SHOLLY HAS CHAMPION MILCH COW

Jumbo Produces 58.5 I'oumls lint tor Pat in Last Month.

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The directors of the International India Rubber Co., the bit? new concern which will beirin the manufacturing of automobile tires here early next year, will hold a meeting here Saturday and discuss tlnal plans for the opening of the plant and the i-tarting of business. The tirst unit of the plant that will be erected by the new concern on the Vandalia tracks near Hwin;

av. in the southern part of the oityi'' ' ii.. : ll.Ifi Altil

IS rapi(ll ueurillK iuiiiiuciumi. iiuii of the plant is already under roof. The contract calls for the completion of the plant by Dec. lib George W. Odell, secretary of the rubber company, has just returnefrom a trip to Philadelphia when

Thorough bred milch cows owned by John Sholly, led other members of the St. Joseph County Cow Testing association in the production of butter fat during a period of thirty days from Oct. 21 to Nov. 20. .holly's milch cow Jumbo produced pounds of butter fat during that time. Following is the tester's table:

Name of Ow ner :i 1 1 1 1 Cow J ihn Stiolly .III Hi bo .luinbo'jj M.ite . Crooket Test .. As.i Matthews IV.HV. Irene I'd um Cotv P.uhtail

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MOTHERS, DO THIS

When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats k and Chests

'.' b-- i;-e of harts and majs. a sufficient number of lire escapes.

TEA

Ecduccs the cost oi living

"Vienna, Oct. 0.Owin to the introduction of VoiYce cards' more tea is being drunk in this country. The stocks are large, but t lie price very high." AY:cx Item It lias taken a frightful War t teach Vienna the simple fact that India tea is as satisfying as cotlee at a tithe of the cost per cup.

India Tea is a generous lc!tler over 250 cups per lb,

i-ak r. tieorce 11. Wheelock. lb

Louis Kuhns. J. 11. Hauchton. and 1 he purchased, most of the mathiner.. Fred A. Hiyan. j "d equipment for the new plant. 1 j Among the principal items purAQQflPIATPn pu v D ITI tTQ j chased were $i5.000 worth of maAOOUUIM I CU UnMn CO , i,...- t ' -. ( orth of tire fabric s-

RFT MAWY PA! I'Q MniA'ii.l ue.oou worth of mould cjuij- o telling how soon the synptoms UCIO UMLLo IMUW meuU The nu,lür lloiler anJ othvr nay develop into croup, or worse. .And Th fir-f u-ici n , t , harts of the equipment of the plant then's when you re glad you have a jar The first division of the Associated I 1 . ' , , Mretprole at hand to trive r romot. . . ! have been purchased and as soon I -viusteruit at luuu ivl pw'ii Chanties council held a meeting in j , the (lelivery ot the machinery and sure relief. It docs not blister. the rooms or the organization at the I equipment can be made everything 's hrt a:d and a Certain rernedy, Iean buildiPK' -Monda afternoon and ! u ill hv in readiness to heKin opera- Mustcro.e IS CXCe.lcnt. lllOUsands Ot dix-usstd a number of the cases now I tions- During the past week the mothers know it. ou should keep a

before tho association. Numer-i treail i.attern for the tires to be il l. u.

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CIVIC CLUB MEETINGS Arrangements for an extensive program of athletic events, will be made at a meeting of the Women's Athletic club of the Muessel Community center this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the school. Mrs. Charles Guyer will be in charge. l'lection of captains of basketball and indoor baseball teams will take place at a meeting cf the Men's Athletic club of the Lxiurel Community center to be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the s?hool. 'Plans for athletic contests will be discussed. Educational classes in Knglish, cooking and sewing us usual. The regular bi-monthly meeting of the Kaley Civic club will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the school. A special program has been arranged. Domestic science classes again this evening. Kei;istration of players for five teams to compose a basketball league will be the chief business of the Men's Athletic club of the Sample Community center at a meeting this evening in the community tenter building.

axntaij ti'ukijy dim:u. First M. II. Ctiur h. Thursday, Xov. 23. ö:?,0 to 8:00. Price r,rc All invited. Advt. lb. trout. J7V?: pk-kerel. l"le;

jiercii, bijc: rouni yellows. -V2c; hali

but, whole. LVe; halibut, frozen. extra cuts, 1TJ

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SPECULATION BEHIND

COAL CAR SHORTAGE INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 21. The public service commission seeking to establish the reasons for the coal shortage in Indiana, right at the very doors of coal mines, Monday directed a tire of questions at railroad men to ascertain if coal is being held up for speculation. "I known that coal has heen held on cars for re-consignment," said G. H. Kummer of the C. and K. 1. "We have threatened embargoes on coal held for re-consignment for speculative purposes." Officers of railroads operating in the Indiana coal tields declared the were making every effort to furnish cars. Most asreed that holding of cars for speculation was one cause of the car shortage.

The Star Restaurant REDUCED PRICES 109 W. COLFAX AV. L. Michalos, Mgr. Low expenses and increased patronage allows us to give more for the money than any other place in the city. If you try us once we are sure you will become a regular customer. Our Regular Dinner ts 20c.

In these days of High Cost of Living

that ek cheaper and you no neces-

remember tricity is than ever can secure

sity for as little money. If your home is not wired, let us liiiure with you. I. &M. Bell 462. Home 5 162

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cus calls for aid are now being re- manufactured by the company ceived by the Associated Charities ! U en patented. at the present time according to

Miss Lela M. Scott, secretary of the j organization. The number of calif!

is expected to grow as the weather tevomes colder.

CIVIC CENTERS MEET

xcrr.iTs m:v a;i:ncv. Jerome K. Stuart, Indiana agent for the Wayne oil tanks and pumps has accepted the southern agency tor the Roto Electric Sipn Co., and is soon to open otfices in Fort Wayne. This office will be conducted as a subsidiary otlice to the one in South I'.end. Mr. Stuart has not et detided the location of his office

thouu-h it is almost certain that will be located in Fort Wavne.

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Meetings were held at the Iurel and Sample, st. Civic (enters last eveninu. At the Sample there was a reception for the j:irl employes of the Wilson Shirt factory. At the Laurel school the boys' club held a meeting and frames of basketball and indoor baseball were played.

( "hanging s-asoib Dring Cold. "S-tuffed-un head." clop.ced-up nose, ti'ht chest, sore throat are sure sisns of cold, and Dr. King's New Discovery is sure relief. A dose of this combination of antiseptic balsams soothes the irritated membrane, clear. the head, loosens the phlegm, you breathe easier and realize your cold is broken up. Treat a cold persistently; half-way measures leae a lingering cou?h. Take Dr. King'? New Discovery until your c- Id is cone. - For 4 7 y ars the favorite remedy for young and old. At

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AI'OIXO ciiom iuactici;s. Practice for members of the Apollo male voice choir was held at the V. M. C. A. last niht under the direction of Prof. K. D. Lloyd, of the First Methodist church. The membership of the club is increasing, and an invitation is open to all joung men of the city who are interested in rinsing, to join the organization.

It is the remedy for adults, too. Re

lieves s-otc throat, bronchitis, tcnsilitis, croup, stiff r.eck, asthma, - neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains end aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, rhilb'.ains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia"). 25c and 50c jars; hospital size $2.50.

HILMOVAL NOTICi:. C. C. Strueckle has removed .lis law oil'n e from Jefferson bdlg. to rooms tuC-104 Union Trust bidg. Advt.

La, Camille front lace corsets. Models for all figures, K and up. The Corset .Shop. K0 So. Main. Advt

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Gall Stones. Cancer and Ulcer of th Stomach and Intestines. Auto-Intox-leatlon. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from stomach Trouble. Thousands of Dörnach STufferer owe their complete rxTery to Miym WonWful Kni dj. In'.ike any other for stomtrb Ailment. For gale by I'utlie Irujr Ftor. tftrlerel & FtArx h; South Head ; Red Orr und IVp 1'rojr Store, in Mi&fcvaiA. and drjbu evtrjwteriL JLdrt

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1624-28 S. MICHIGAN ST. Home Phone 7120. Bell Phone 270 PAY CASH AND SAVE YOUR PENNIES

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2 loc sacks Corn Meal .17c 2 10c cans Apple Butter 17c 1 lbs. loc Rice 21c 2 IOC Jello 17c 25c can K. C Baking powder 21c 8 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . .25c 2 IOC cans Milk 17c All loc shoe Polish ... .7c loc Bakine: Soda 8c 3 5c pkgs. Grandma Wash, ing Powder 10c

25c bottle plain cr stuifed Olives 21c 15c can Pork and Beans 12c 2 10c bottles Catsup. . .17c 6 large 5c rolls Toilet Paper 25c 20c can Red Salmon. . . 15c 2 loc glasses Jelly - . . .17c 3 5c cans Cleanser .... 10c 1 5c can Pimentos 12c 3 5c sacks Salt 10c 2 loc cans Cider 17c

10 bars VeUet f oap 43c

Fancy

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Fruit,

Hubbard S4uah? pound

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Chicago, So, Bend & Northern In A Ry. Co. and Southern Michigan Ry. Co TIME TAB Ol CHICAGO, KOTTII IIKNI A VI NOKTII ;KN INDIANA RAILWAY CO. SOUTHERN' MICHIGAN RAILWAY CO. TIMi: TAHLK. i:?-tive Sun.lay. S-j.t. -b P16 FubJsrt to rbanire ittcut r.oti-. Trainj lavinf S"uth ivml, lrL:

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