South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 329, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1916 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MJVTIWHTU 21, 191 fl. ft

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Stop and Consider This Good Offer, Please An Immense Assortment of the Winter s Finest Coats, Valued at $25, $27.50 and $30.00, all to be Sold qt

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Governor Ralston Issues Thanksgiving Proclamation

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2 4. Gov. ILalston Thursday Issued the following Thanksgiving proclamation: "The demand for labor and the product thereof has l?en unprecendented In Indiana during the past year. Wapres have been high and so have prices of the surplas of the factory, mine and field fo high in truth that the problem of family support in some homes has become a most serious question. Dut while the solution of this problem is still pressing and conditions are far from ideal, yet our people are patient and hopeful and comparatively happy, because prosperity has blessed our state generally and peace has abounded throughout our nation, spreading greater good will among all the people. "Other nations are at war with cne another, and some have their cwn internal discord and strife; but with our beloved country it is different. We are at peace with the world and free from internal bitterness. We have our differences of course, as a free and thinking peo

ple, but we are composing them and .

reconciling ourselves by rational methods without resorting to the law of the strong hand. For a con-

BENEFIT PERFORMANCE for the Federation For Social Service "GOOD WILL WEEK" Will be Kiven by the following theaters all dav on' the dates mentioned : LaSalle Theater, Monday, November 27th. Orpheum Theater, Tuesday, November 28th. New Colonial Theater, Wednesday, November 29 th. Auditorium Theater, Friday, December 1st. ATTEND THESE THEATERS ON FEDERATION DAYS.

MAY INTRODUCE NEW DRINK HERE

EACH! THERE IS A POSITIVE SAVING OF FROM $5 TO $10 ON EVERY COAT An unusually fortunate purchase makes it

possible for us to offer you these coats at this! tiure. We bought 131 of the coats, and there;

are many, many attractive garments still to be sold. There is perhaps not a single idea in coats this year that is not represented in this collection. Each and every coat is a wonder. You would not ask for better. The materials are: Broadcloth, Wool Velour and Cheviots. The colors: Black, Navy Blue, Brown, Burgundy, Plum and Green. In all sizes. Some of the coats have full backs, while others are of the half fitted models. Then there are the belted styles, and also the flared models. Many of the garments have large rich looking fur collars. Then others have collars of self and

Frille Tri ImaH nA:Vort just received at the state de

tumirtJiui iiiaiwiiau. ait iiucu tuaw aim partment Thig drink, which travelhalf lined coats, and best of all there are hardly .-er declare deserves' a trial in the inv iura rmtc ilil'A i United States, is variously known ally U LUdlb J11KC. amon? the South Americans. In the

(Spanish speakinj? countries it Is called yerba mate; In Brazil herv.x matte and elsewhere in the world Para

guayan tea. The plant from which this beverage is obtained is commonly called outh American holly and is indigenous to larpe areas of the prreat South American continent. It is an evergTeen tree or shrub which prows from 12 to 26 feet hlffh. very bushy and beautiful and from a distance

tmuance of :hls condition we all

rray, while we address ourselves individually and collectively in a sober and patriotic fashion to a Just and humane solution of our social and civic problems. "The desire amonj; the peorle for risht living' ia more militant than it was a year aco, and our civilization is on a higher plane. The forces making for good citizenship have been alert and aggressive, and the forces of evil have been put on the defensive In the open. All this means that a broader spirit and a more fraternal feeling permeates the social atmosphere. The security and perpetuity of our state and nation depend upon the growth and maintenance of this cordial cooperation: to the end that the passing of the years will strengthen our foundation and promote the happiness of all our people. "Now, therefore, I, Samuel M. Ttalston, governor of Indiana, in obedience to law and in conformity with a worthy custom, do hereby designate and proclaim Thursday, November "0, 1916, a Thanksgiving day, and I urge its observance by the people of the state in such a manner as will be in keeping with the spirit and significance of the day."

Yerba Mate, Product of South America Held Better Than Coffee.

Hy Victor Klliott. WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. A beverage which at the present time is the favorite drink of 15,000 people In South America Is made the subject of an interesting consular re-

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looking not unlike an orange tree. The leaves are a glossy green, the flowers small and yellowish and the berries a purple black. The varieties having- a small leaf of deep green shade are said to make the finest tea. The native gatherers usually go into the forests in small groups under the leadership of an overseer, who is generally an expert in the work of gathering and preparing the yerba leaves and at the same time knows haw to manage his men to advantage. Having selected a place where the trees are abundant a camp is pitched. The leaves must be gathered at early maturity and when the weather is dry, so the time of the harvest is ordinarily about the beginning of May. Temporary sheds are first erected, the; covering being the broad leaves of the banana tree. The branches and leaves of the tree are gathered in large quantities and at the end of each day's work carried to camp to undergo the process of curing and pulverizing. The tea is then put in hide sacks of about 200 pounds each and is ready for shipment. Yerba mate has always been the drink and pledge of hospitality ajnong the South Americans. Among the Indians it was and is the custom when the stranger entered a camp or communal hut to prepare forthwith a gourd of yerba mate. The beverage being ready, the chief or head man takes the first sip and then passes the gourd to the visitors. The gourd is passed from one to another until all have partaken. Yerba mate loses none of its virtues when made in a teapot and served in the same manner as tea. Foreigners in South America generally prepare the drink by heating th TV n tpr n rl H i n f thtt matp In

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in cold water when the boiling has progressed long enough and finally serving in cups, with sugar if desired. The inveterate mate drinker, however, takes his "straight." The Rev. John H. Zahm, who accompanied Theodore Roosevelt on his South American tour, endorses yerba mate in highest terms and expresses surprise that it has not found its way into the United States. He says: "It has all the virtues of tea and coffee and none of their deleterious qualities. For persons of weak and delicate constitutions it is the most invigorating beverage imaginable and leaves no disagreeable after effects. For use In hospitals it is invaluable. As a temperance drink it is nonpareil. It has preserved a large part of South America from the debasing evils of alcoholism, and I can conceive of no more powerful aid to the cause of temperance in our country than thj popularizing of a beverage, that has proved so efficacious among mi?lions of people in our sister continent."

LONDON, Nov. 24. A dispatch

received here from Hull states that, the Dutch steamer Helina, bound1

from Rotterdam to New York in ballast, was sunk by mines in the North sea.

G. B. STEED, f.lnnagor

Ladies wear a Redfern corset and be comfortable. Latest models at the Corset Shop, 130 So. Main. Adv.

DON'T FUSS WITH

MUSTARD PLASTERS ! Musterole Works Easier, Quicker and Without the Blister

There's no sense in mixing a mess ot j

mustard, nour ana water when you cm easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oil of

mustard and other helpful ingredients,; in the form of a pleassjit white oi it- j ment. Takes the place of out-of-date j mustard plasters. Will not blister. i Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat, bronchitis, ton-! silitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu-t ralgia, headache, cor-jestion, pleurisy, ! rheumatism, lumber pains and aches! of the tack or joints, sprains, sore muscles, braises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest.

25c and 50c jars; hospital size 2-50.

THE CLEARANCE SALE of OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

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Continues in Full Force Throughout the Week. This Suit Sale at THE FRANCES SHOP has precedence over every other Suit Sale because it is a CLEARANCE of ONLY strictly HIGH GRADE QUALITY CHARACTER SUITS.

Our Entire Suit Stock Divided Into Four Lots

$10-$15-$185Q-$3750

At $10.00 values up to $32.50 At $15.00 vaIues up to $42.50 At $18.50 va,ues up t0 $55.00 At $37.50 va,ues up t0 $85.00 No Better Values Have Ever Been Offered Than

Those Awaiting All Who Attend This SUIT SALE

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Coats

Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday

A Fresh Shipment of over 100 New Coats, together with Coats from our regular stock, will be put on sale for Friday and Saturday. Values up to $35.00 are represented at the above prices. A Special Purchase of Attractive New Blouses

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A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF OVER 200 WAISTS C A A go on sale for Friday and Saturday at If priced in the regular waj these WAISTS would sell for much more, but they were bought greatly under price, and we share our good fortune with you. VALUES up to $7.50 arc represented in this WAIST SALE.

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DIETING DOZEN GAINS; WILL CUT DOWN RATIONS Ir. John Dill Hohcrt.-on Will Try lYeding larty on Thlrty-lho Cents a Day.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24. With eleven pounds r.et g-ain in the weight of the diet squad which is attemptins to demonstrate the feasibility of liviner well here for 4 0 cents a day.

Ir. John Dill Robertson Thursday I

considered reducing the daily allotment to 35 cents for the purpose of making the proof even more conclusive. At the conclusion of the third day of the experiment, all 12 were enthusiastic over its outcome and de

clared that at all times they had j fVlt as v.-I1 nourished and satisfied i

with their meals as if they had lived at expensive cafes or even at their homes. Tomorrow's menu will he: Breakfast Stewed pears, griddle cakes, sirup, coffee. Lunch Beef ar.d rice croquettes, peas ani carrots, bread, butter, finger bread, tea. Dinner Tomato üouj, hü'iibut

What Would You

Do?

If yrm knew of a brand of C';Tee that is a outh IW:d prnd.x-t, one that contains th hish :t elrn-nts of favor, stn.-n-'tn aroma, is rich in oil and color, would you buy it? We can prove to yo-j the Co:?-" "f thi.s distinction is

C. L. S. Blend

"ThM favorite Ccfff' of thf Woild I'amr-d C:ty. )f course your crfc-er handles it.

Jt New Shofs ami Shoe Xc-ws Watch Our WüuIowh. VAU-ovT:n boot SHOP.

t-teak. parsley, potatoes, bread, butter cream tapioca pudding:, tea.

St. Mary's Guild of St. James church will hold a bazar and an afternoon tea at 2Zi S. Mich:?.in sr. Saturday. Nov. 2L. AdvL

Uradj tar Btulnrcs. CIS F'&rmers Tram, liidg. Bpcftd and atoms tn abctfr&cta.

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DR. J. BURKE & CO, OedaSaji la FTttltxf Eylft. 30 ä. 3Cch. llama pbon