South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 2, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1917 — Page 6

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NEW CARLISLE, IND.

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-Mrs. J.arue.

A v. utch ln'ftin to Ki't tli N'Year will h-M from 11 to 1 p. in, Sunday at th M. II. hnr"h. Schools uill r-oi-n Tn-ia mornins;. Jan. 2. The local hi-'h s- li."l l.askft ball team will play th- Mi-h;iuaka high chool 4taiu at Smith's pavilion, iludfoi; lak-. .Mornlay vnini:. An excitln? pine i promisr-il. News of lh' 1 1 1 li at Laporte of Miss 'larinJa I runirnoni, has ircelvec! 5y frifnN hT. .Vis Drumomrwl di?l at th" h me of h-r ister. Mr. A. .Martin. I'unral r-erlces ucrc 1;-M at th r si'l'U'. H atuitlay afternoon at '2:'.' o'clock and burial -.as in I'inn tfnietry. . . Ward, !iM sf-r-rftary of th" burrau c.f th 1 1 i t r i tour, V;ish-

, who wa. 1 1 r Th'irsd i.v with local luiiir-s mn

relative to thir roo;xratiori in th: lll?toric Tour inou-ni'-nt, will allres a in'-tin'r at th audiiorinni Jan. 10. Th jilan is to .--eure thoopcratlon of all towns ;ilnc; thNation.il road and Lincoln highway to Rive the roadn puMh ity as motor touring1 routes. Mr. J. nrdunt: was hostf.-s Friday pfternoon at a nietin of thWomen's Foreign Missionary society of the M. K. kMi-ch. Mrs. K. I. Maudlin was hostess Saturday evening at the annual 'hiistrnas party of tho . I u 1. ltn Ca.aday. jr.. was home from 'ulvcr, Ind., for th- ho'idays. Miss Mary Iii on is a truest at I'enton Harbor of hr sister, Mrs. M. Valentine.

Kinma. Luther and son. Tvere home from I-insinu.

Mich., for tho holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnmcr 'triune: of South Henri will spend New Veal's day with ttie former's parents. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Orduncr. Mrs. Catharine Cooney is a reuest of her won, Kossell t.'ooney and family of Oak Park. 111. John Coleman. Mrs. L. M. Ilrurh and daughter, Anna Iiuru. were uuets Thursday of Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Van Iusen of Smith Lend. Prof, ami Mrs. V. C.. Heeder will return Monday from Kokomo wher the spent th" holiday with relatives. Kev. arid Mrs. J. S. Van Orman and daughter. Harriet, returned Saturday from Hammond. Ind., where they pnt the past week. Mr. W. F. Krown of South F.end if ited relaties hr-ro Wednesday. Mrs. Sadie Fasan to De troit Monday to remain indefinitely. Prof, and Mrs. Harry Miller spent the holidays with Ihe latter's parents at Traverse City. Mich. Itcv. Ij. C. Flliott has one to New York, lie rioted a series of evangelistic meetings here Monday nlsht. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Vo;;ler and daughter, Catharine, of Chesterton, are Fpendins the holidays with Mr. and Mr. A. II. Compton. Mrs. Ilva Steens is a uest of relatives at Angola, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kins entertainr A at a family dinner Christmas day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Osleshy of Importe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas and daughter. Fleanor of Cary. Hives Kins of Fellevu. O.. and Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Kins of Iwrenee, ami Miss Zelda Kins nnd Mrs. Margaret Thomas of New Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Cleorse Smith entertained at a family dinner Monday. Elves Kins, who was a guest for several days of his parent-. Mr. and Mr. Alex King. returned home Tuesday. Webster C.irr of Melott. Ind.. is pendln the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr. Kldredge Van Dusen. who has been the guest of relatives here, left Tuesday for his home in Oakland, 'alif. Mr. and Mrs. James liice entertained fit a Christmas dinner Monday. Fran'c Hansen of South I nd was a rue?: of relatives here Sunday. Mrn. Fanny Illeasdile of Toledo, who was a guest for several days of her daughter, Mrs. Howard Wyk off. has returned home. Mrs. Davpl Hennitt has attepted a position at the Home telephone exo hanrte. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Schräder of "Iary spent Chiitmas with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. NUkerson. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Talker and on, ftdore, weie Christmas guests of relatives at ljpoite. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harris were guests Monday of the latter's brother, Charles Service and family of Ml?hawaka. Mr. and Mrs. device Myler of South Hend pent I'hristm.is with Mr. and Mrs. i:. II Pruüuer. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pilsen of S..'!th

Mrs. De Saulles to Gel Her Divorce

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Miss Heva Doty, a teacher in the South Hend schools, is spending the vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. !:. Doty of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miller ame front South Hend to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jacoby, cast of town. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ruggles have returned from Winona, where they spent Christmas visiting Mrs. V. H. Thompson and Mrs. Edna Melleville of Warsaw. Charles Worthinctor, who is employed in Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. (Ilen Worthington of South Bend spent Christmas in Plymouth. Mr--. J. M. Montgomery and son spent Wednesday in Iakeville visiting Mrs. Montgomery's parents. Mr. tnd Mrs. George Kruycr. sr., have relumed from Chicago after a

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NEW YORK. Dec. 20.- Referee Phoenix Ingraham has tiled with the supreme court today a report reccommending that a decree of divorce be given Mrs. Lianca De Saulles from her husband, John Longer De Saulles. well known as a former Yale athlete. The referee's report was submitted under seal and all of the testimony was taken in secret. Mrs. De fc'aulles is one of the

visit with

McfJowrai. Mrs. E. W. Schröck and daughter. Margaret, spent Wednesday after-

j noon in South Iend.

Miss Iiura Boss has returned I from a visit with her sister, Mry

Walters of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Machlan. who are now located in Akron, O., but who have been visiting in Pl mouth over Christmas, went to Tiosa Wednesday morning to cisit their grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. . I. Smith. They expect to remain until Sunday. On Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Troyer were surprised by the home-coming of some of their children who brought with them a Christmas tree and well-filled baskets. They report a most enjoyable time. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Troyer and son. Mr. and Mrs. Delhcrt Hindman and family of Bremen, and Mrs. Ellen Barlin and son, Stanley, and Earl Troyer. The Tri Kappas gave a cabaret party in the Candy Kitchen Tuesday evening. They were entertained till 11 o'clock at the home of Miss Katheryn Stevens, when they vvent to the Candy Kitchen, which had been arranged for dancing. After the dancing1 a delicious luncheon was served in two courses. Miss Hazel Dell Neff was pledged

wealthiest heiresses in Chile. Her! to Kappa Kappa at her home Tues-

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republic. Mr. De Saulles met her while on business in Chile. They were married in Paris in 1911. In 1912 Mr. De Xaulles returned to the United States to organize the Woodrow Wilson College Men's league, and was subsequently appointed United States minster to Uruguay. He reigned before going to his post.

Bend were guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. Perry McDonald. (Hen "Wade was home from Gary to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and child of Youngstovvn. ., are spending the week-end with the former's aunt. Mrs. Anna Bruch and family. They are enroute to Davenport. Ia. Watson WykoiT of South Bend spent Sunday ami Monday with New Carlisle friends and relatives. Russell Webster of Anderson returned home Tuesday after spending the week end with Mr. and Ms. Joseph Carr and family. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rodgers entertained at a 'hristmas dinner Monday. Covers were laid for r,7. A very enjoyable time is reported. Those present from away were: Russell Webster of Anderson. Wehster ("an- of Melott. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson and Miss Mildred Van Dusen of Laporte.

NORTH LIBERTY, IND.

OUCH! LUMBAGO? Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves You just run I 'ustcrolc in briskly, ti'..ally the paui is gone a delicioiis.sooth"s comfort c :ncs to tike its place. Mustcrolc a clean, white ointment made with o:l of rr,itard. Use it instead of mu:anl planer. Many doctor? and nurses t:c Mustercle and recrrr.rr.er.d it to their :aicr.t. They will ghully u:i you what relief it g:e5 from sore throat, bronchitis croui. 5ttf: r.vck. an!:r.:j. ncuralg-ia, ic;.;t5t!cn. pkuri.iy, rheumatism, lum.yv:o. pains and icb.es of tbe back or joint, sprai::, sore muscles, bruises, .hill.lains, froncd feet, colds of the :he (it often prevents pneumonia). 2:x and :0c jars; hospital sie J.;0l

I WILLOW GREEK, IND. J The families of David Shanover and Ren y Lives spent Sunday at South Rend with Mrs. Thomas and Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lrnest Rarbier also of South Rend. A number of friends had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Worn er. . Ceorge nnd Mrs. Garver wore entertained by South Rend friends Monday. Jacob Snyder and family were guests Sunday of Arthur Snyder and wife of Mishavvaka. Harold M. -Knight of Akron. O.. and Lnn Mi Knight of Toledo, O., Mrs. Mary Harter of Mishavvaka, were guests Sunday of Robert MeKnlght and ou Christmas they were all entertained by Mr. and Mrs A. I. MiKniuht of Mishavvaka. Mrs. Garnet Kmerson of Mishavaka spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rgar. Mr. and Mrs. 1'rod Willard gave a Christmas dinner to a large tompany of friends. Mrs. John Chandonia and family visited South Rend friends on Christmas lay. Raul Fanon and family were guests at a Christmas dinner at the home of Hon. and Mrs. W. Mix of Mishavvaka. The Christmas exercises were largely attended on Friday evening at the M. K. ihurch. A tine program was tendered and a duly appreciated donation of good things to tat was presented to the pastor. Sunday servio s as follows: Sunday school at 1" a. m.: preaching at 7 : p. m.. followed b the quarter lv conference.

Ra infill C'ouglis Relieved. Dr. Kinc's .v Discovery i a. soothin-. healing remedy for couglw and colds that has stood the test f nearly fifty years. For that cough that strains the throat and saps the vitality try Dr. King's New Discovery. The soothing pine balsams and mild laxative ingredients soon drive the rohl from the system. Have a mottle on hand for w inter rolds. croup, urippe and bronchial affections. At jour Drusyist. iCc. Adv.

Prof. C. M. Linch of Gan City, Ind., is spending the holidays with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gam were the guests of relatives in Chicago and Rlymouth holiday week. Miss Jessie Worster of Indianapolis is visiting home folks this week. Miss Leah Leish of Ardmore is visiting with her brother. Dr. C. M. Leish and familj here this week. II. J. Inks, who is employed in South Bend returned to his work Tuesday, aecor vanied hy Mrs. Inks. They will reside there for the present. Miss Mildred Rroomeell, who is employed in Detroit is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Ora Storms. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and Ruth Rupol spent Christmas with relatives at South Rend. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Irvin died Wednesday. C. R. Rovvser spent Christmas with relatives in Nappanee. Warren Houser is spending holiday week with relatives at Michigan City. William Campbell nnd wife of Nappanee were the guests at the home of S. W. Rearse Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Coil of South Rend were here Christmas, guests of Mrs. John Retzer. George Cole and family visited with relatives in Gary Christmas day. Fred Fra nkenbury of Riuhanan. Mich., Howard I- l ankenbu ry of Mt. Gilead, O., spent Christmas with parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Frankennury. Mr n ml Afr 1 lerliort fnr tt

.. ... '.V South Rend visited the latter's r-' rents. Mr. ami Mrs. W. 1. Hoffman!

Christmas day. Little Majori Fair, daughter

Miss Juliet Ann Hess is spending a few days with Miss Alice Young of Mishawaka. Miss Inez Wolfarth is visiting for a few days with friends in Chicago. Miss Alice Langdon is spending" a few days with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Wallach of Mishavvaka. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Switzer of Warsaw spent Christmas with rela

tives in this city. j Paul Reese has returned to Fort I

Wayne after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Jones over Christina. Miss Dora Pike ot South Rend is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Machlan. Kmmons McCrory of Chcago spent Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kramer of

Scuth Rend are visitn Mr. and .Mrs. J

V. J. Kramer of this city for a few days. The Tri Kappas were entertained by Mr. und Mrs. -Floyd Runnel, Wednesday evening. About forty members and their friends were present. Mrs. Bunnell is a patroness of the fraternity, live hundred was the order of the evening and Miss Katheryn Stevens won the highest score for which she received a dozen carnations. Miss Hazel Dell Xeff sanft; a lxautiful solo and other music was furnished by the -Victrola. A delicious lunch of almonds, ice cream, cake and coffee was served.

!Out of town guests were Miss Svlva-

nus of South Rend; Morris Derrick of Mkhigantown . Arthur Anderson of Chicago, and James Meek of Kokomo.

ARDMORE, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. scarlet fever.

1 i:. Fair, is ill with

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clemens of Ardmore and Mr. and Mrs. Sellers

spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Four of Xouth Rend. Mr. and Mrs. Reinebold and family took dinner on Christmas with their son. Volney Reinebold, and family of South Rend. Mr. Bennett and family were at . Hudson's at Hamlet, Ind., for

i Christmas.

rs. Rrame spent Christmas at daughter, Mrs. Mayner's, in eolith Bend.

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fhristmas guests of her brother. ot I William Jordon. and family of

TERRE COUPEE, IND.

Mrs. August Anderson and little daughter, who wre injured last week by being thrown under the wheels of a heavy truck, are getting along fairly well. Mr. and Mrs. James Huston spent

j South Rend. j Mr. and Mrs. James Paul enterj tained at a family reunion on 'Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Cram and

family of Crutnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul of South Rend and Mr. and Mrs. Claude O'Donnel of Ardmore being present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krill spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Sedgwick in .outh Rend. George Sellers of Glendora spent a few days with his grandparents.

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Chri.nmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. ana .Mrs. j. j. viemens. Keller and family. I Richard Cover is spending his va

cation with his sister in South

Rend.

George Ronmus and family havef

moved here from Indianapolis. Miss Lillie May is spending a few days with the Anderson family. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Raulin spent Friday at the Cauffman home. Ross Nickerson is severely afflicted with rheumatism. Mrs. Fdd Trowbridge has the grip. Relatives here attended the annual reunion of the Cauffman family which was held on Christmajs day at the home of J. F.. Cauffman of German township. Thirty-seven guests were present. A ery enjoyable time io reported.

Mrs. Vanderwolf day guest of Mrs. South Rend.

wa.s a Wednes- j

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InactUlty Cati.-o Cnn-tliMtion. Lac k of exercise in the winter is a frequent cause of constipation. You feel heavy, dull and listless, your complexion is sallow and pimply, and enercy at low ebb. Clean up this condition at once with Dr. King's New Life Pills, a mild laxative that relives the congested intestines without griping. A dose before retiring will assure you a full and easy movement in the morning, :5c at our Druggist. Adv.

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BEGINNING TUESDAY THIS GREAT SALE centers its SPECIAL ATTENTION on Winter Coats With three months of the GREATEST COAT USEFULNESS just beginning we are going to offer you the GREATEST COAT VALUES you have ever seen at this time of the year. THIS SALE PRESENTS AN UNHEARD OF OPPORTUNITY.

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which, with the exception of twelve coats includes OUR ENTIRE COAT STOCK WHICH IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR GROUPS. $1000.$1850.$2250 and $2750

At 5102? Values up 10191 Not a coat in this lot sold for less than SI 5.00. Most of them are S 19.50 values.

At 22L Values up to $321

Remarkable values at this price. Most of them were made to sell at 332.50.

At5l85i Values up to $29i No greater coat values were ever ollereJ at this time of year. This range is immense. At nm Values up to $4522 Not a coat in this lot sold for less than s.o.oo. Most of them are $45 values.

Through ah EXCEPTIONAL PURCHASE OF FURS we are able to offer you OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GENUINE HUDSON SEAL COATS and FUR SETS together with this SPECIAL PURCHASE at One Third Off Regular Prices This is absolutely a SALE ON QUALITY FURS-SEE THEM BEFORE MAKING SELECTIONS.

ONE FOURTH OFF on EVENING GOWNS, PARTY DRESSES and DANCING FROCKS.

WAISTS SPECIALLY PRICED $2?s $395 ancj $500 Representing VALUES UP TO $8.50

ONE FOURTH OFF on all BLOUSES from $10.00 up to $35.00 SEE OUR CLEARANCE OFFERS BEFORE YOU PURCHASE

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