South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 7, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1917 — Page 8

SrXDAY. .FANTAUY 7, 1917. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ( BUY HERE You get it for less and it's just as good. rrrs rza crs 0 Price advance d'-e-bother here. We are Crowing fast mi the "Sell it for less plan. 1

mishawaka general NEwsi News-Times Office: 111 South Main Street. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

WEEK'S CONTESTS III

FRATERNAL LEAGUE-!

AMN IN THE STREET

HENNESSEY GOHSEHTS

Mn Ph 5nnn in Dncifinn n f

Three Leading Team W. 0. W. to Play Visitors.

I'll 'ity -kc tions will r:t ) h-M for 11 months, hut th- boys arr .ilrM'Iy out .f til- trc-niis rhasini?

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to th- l-!ii'KT;its ly virtiitliat is jn-t and holy. Th- crop of randidatt-s

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want to carry tho 1 1 1 i r- city. W alo j:rd th joi.s that will K' with

in jo-ition of the various teams t!i- t h i leaders winning d-(Msif ly from the trio l.How. I.ipifti. of 'lirht?an '"Ity. was on th" üriri ir line f. tin L. . ). .M. Thürs. lay nitrht atain-t th- M,ht;i:ut f f-1 1 h-for- tin nslaiiu'ht of the Hefs" Ui)',vi vcr. h- add-d raiKii strength to th- M".s and the- fans will vo! urn" his i a iparaiiCf in Mishawaka. X xt Tue. lay th- W. O. V. will play at th old M et h hJ i-t ' huiah. th- Indiana Stars, of the Indiana J.umlir o.. South Hnd. The Mtr rity airur!-'.ition will attempt to humiliate local Indn'ir prid. Tnit thf Taf tmf-n a.vMTt i t"ry ill hth'irs. Th train' will 1 callt-d at s : I ." . . iancin party will ! -iwMi ly

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I'riday evenini:, Jan. II'. 'p'dt's rrhc.Mra will furnish th' music, and, j'lTr.-; from la-t ar's similar r-vent. thi. will ! a popular and well attrndt-d fufition. This w--ks schedule will ! as f.dlows:

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W'f .lit- at work pr'pa rii'i; a list of iiami'S riM-ntiond in connection with the mayorality. hut there are so many of th rn, we'll have to wait until Iii prief of white paper jjroe.s down hefore piiMini; th-m in print. V' hope oiflI think to shad' your eyes till time has killed the ''hristmas ties. Hven if it he true that Villa is alout at th' -nd of his lop, oii will have t-. admit that h had a .iionst r oils roil of it to la-Kin with. Don't permit the sad experience, of lai-t year to iüm oinauf yoc.r making Kad rsolutions for this year oven now. It is hettr to have the resolutions and mae a pass at them thin to hejon withtHit pp, spunk r t;iti!-;T. Christmas is o er. when perversity amone; the children makes it necessary to resume spanking them.

An Anm tte Kellerman art calender adorns the wall over cur desk. Annette herself is always the most

o. artistic thine; j-oini; in hathini? smts.

A ' Vtrk boy of If, turned from the war in

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I. tctie John Wacr arrested t We:irinu' a nu-dal for hravny. und it

K'azimer Witkaw ki yesterday on a ' stated that he wouldn't tall w arrant sworn to hy U itkaw ski's j -,., ul,lS ju. js a re;li nero wif- for assault and hatterv. 11 ;

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TiP'sday, Patrolman f?e, y'emorich up for iM.-ht.

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on locked John drunkenness last

MIS.HAWAKA CLASSIFIED

VANT ADS

ALI Cf.ASMUKI) .UlVKHTIsr.MKXTS M!tItTli IN AI..M"K.

The New York Herald savs the

j population of Washington is htrt'ely ' made' u of "di'srvinjf ilt-mocrats." I"rn:( 'iioul. but then an- in Wasii-

niLTtoii iuite a immlr of serving r'iuhlicans who ought to return to the tall timher and fcive way to deserin:r liemncrats wiio are ready to take tr.e train the moment the prosIdent telegraphs them.

IK UKNT Nit e furnished room. Inquire .. K S. Main st. 4t 1"I: s..I.K A Jewel thermostat. Saves coal. Half price. Horn' phone 76. It

They hay that the late Madame Thebes of Paris possessed many secrets. It is prtty hard to believe that. She lived 72 years and no woman can live so Ion? on a diet of secrets. Th- tinkr with his tinking kit is going gaily down the street he hopes to earn a little bit with which to buy him grub to eat; the millionaire with his huge car is hiking swiftly to the town, in hopes to earn him a ciuar and dinner ere the sun ioes down; the poet hits his harp a swipe and tears off a soft note and sweet, he's thinking of a yard of tripe and of a carrot and a beet; the sweet girl looks up at the man and hopes to set Iiis pulse astir; she s thinking of beans by the can, he looks like home, sweet home, to her. The man looks at and thinks her fair, and sends around a box of sweets, he's thinking of a home-nook where there will be smiles and hom?-made rats. So from before old Adam's time, in cities and in solitude, in every age and every rlime, men's thoughts were mostly turned to foods. Our ancestors went di: Ting clams, because they made a toothsome dish, and in the streams constructed flams on Fr'days, to corral some lish: our fathers with a hone-head spear chased the huge tigers to their e'en, and then, as soon as they were '.ear. the tigers chased them back aL-ain. Our uncles chased the saurian with vim, aad ere our unc could wheel the saurian fell on the man and smiled to lind him quite a meal. So every age, by field and blood, on mountain height and wooded place, man has laid snares, dug in the mud, and searched the streams, to feed his face. Today man corners eggs and sich, and sends spuds soaring out of sight, he lays his plans and waxes rich upon his brother's appetite. If man Just did not have to eat. and chase the food thing quite so stronpr. then wouldn't this old world be sweet, and wouldn't life be just a song? Hecauso a man lielouss to this or that lodge is no reason why lie should be chosen to till a municipal position over the head of the fellow better qualified. perhaps, who is outside the pale of this or that order. Soems to us there's too murh of this sort of thinK rampant in Mishawaka at the present time, and isn't confined to one lodge hy any means. Iet's away from it!

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On Democratic Ticket Christoph Is iMon-Commital Others for Clerkship. A deputation of democrats waited on James Hennessey at his otlice yesterday and presented him with a petition to sign placing him in the running for the mayoralty on the democratic ticket at the March primaries. Mr. Hennessey talked the matter over with the deputation and subsequently signed the petition which '.viP, be file 1 with the proper authorities later on. Since The News-Times started the political campaign a week ago. and the election of olficers to conduct the campaign, friends of the various candidates have busied themselves in behalf of their favorites who aspire to civic honors. Democratic friends of Frank Christoph have approached that gentleman and have asked him to come forward as a candidate for the mayoralty, but when questioned Mr. ''hristoph was non-committal. The names of Frank Kicket of the fourth wan! and Frank I -en hard of the third ward are mentioned in connection with the city clerkship on the democratic ticket. In the meantime the republicans are laying low, evidently waiting their time before making any announcement. So far, the names of Mayor (laylor and Judge Feig are the only ones mentioned in republican circles a:- likely candidates for the mayoralty.

The first week has been a surprise to us Been busy EVERY DAY, and f

our stock is still full of REAL BARGAINS; always is, but specials worth your while this week. Read them below-compare-you'll say we're right.

And 1917

... if off on a canter.

FK SALE Pleasant mx room cottag', gas. water, sewer; price rea

sonable. Address F. S. Scott. South Fa-nd.

FACTOR! HANDS ILL GET FREE INSURANCE

K. Miller, 20!

FOK SAbK De.dralle seven room home opposite Kattell park. Address K. II. Miller. 2'J S. ctt. South I'.end.

jWcoln Mfg. Co. Again Dem

onstrates Interest in Its Employes.

FOi: UKNT Two furnished rooms and clothes closet, for liht housekeeping, (las, eleotrie light and lath; i'f S. I'hurch st. Fnquire Mishawaka garage. WANT I'D Cirl for second work. Call mornings at Mrs. Wallace IT. Dodge's. 11", Lincoln way F.. Mishawaka.

LOCAL 10 BEATS

CORONER'S INQUEST TO BE HELD MONDAY

Coroner T. J. Swantz postponed the inquest into the auto-train collision which cost the life of Mildred Fllis and probably fatally injured Charles Krunner until Monday. He will summon witnesses to his office in South P.end. According to late reports last ni-ht from the St. Joseph hospital Mr. Krunner is making slight advances toward recovery. The funeral of Hss Fllis will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the Methodist church. Rev. Edwards officiating. Many of her friends viewed the body during; Saturday afternoon and evening at the Finch & Sprague morgue.

PERCALES, CALICOES, ETC. .So inch Percales, standard cloths, liht or dark, 1 5c value for. .I2V2C Calico, full standard cloth, liht, dark, rev, etc., yard 7c DOMESTICS lM Sheeting "PepperiH" 35c Hope Muslin 11c Fruit of Loom 12c Turkish Guest Towels, 2 5c value. 2 for 25c

j While Cotton Toweling, yard 5c

Brown Toweling", l2T'jc value for 10c BUNGALOW APRONS Bi assortment, all sizes, sold at V)0c, for 49c HOUSE DRESSES 25 dozen left, "Ridnour Make," "Decatur Maid," etc.; wortli to Si.5o. Special 89c BOYS' SHOES SI. 50 value, size () to 13 r 98c S2.25 value, lace, size 4 and 5 only, for $1.39 Almo Boy or J. S.. guaranteed value. Little Genfs, $1.75; Youths', $2.00; Boys', $2.23. Every pair guaranteed.

BLANKETS OmxJö, good weight 98c Wool Nap . . .$1.98, $2.48 and $3.98 Pure Wool, 57.00 value $5.95 CORSETS 10 dozen Royal Worcester salesmen's samples at 1-3 to 1-2 off. Henderson, as good as tliev make them 98c to $5.00 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Gowns, Sl.oo value 79c Skirts. 10 inch flounce 69c Corset Covers. 5oc values 39c LADIES' WOOL DRESSES 11 left. These are dresses that sold as high as SI 5.00. Choice of balance $3.98 WOOL SKIRTS SO. 05 New Wool Skirts, serge, wool poplins, etc $4.95 Others underpriced . . .$1.98 to $3.98 MEN'S SHOES Dress Shoes, button or lace, English and other styles; all sizes; for below the advance price of leather, special $2.50 "BEACON" SHOES $3.50 to $5.00 High top shoes, sizes up to 9. Special at $1.98

WINTER COATS To close out evervthinq; in the store. Child's Coats, worth to' 52.50. . . .99c Misses' Coats, worth to 55.00. .$1.9S Others at $2.98 and $5.00 Only 14 Winter Suits for ladies and misses," mostly 3 4, 36 and 38; "Wooltex," "Elite,'' etc.; worth to $25. 00. Choice of lot at $3.98 MEN'S WEAR SPECIALS Wool Flannel Shirts, 51.50 value . .$1 Men's Dress Shirts. 51.00 value. . .S9c Men's Suspenders, 25c value 19c Men's Underwear, 5oc value 39c Men's Hose, ood quality, 3 for. . .25c Men's Work Sox. 10c value 8c Men's Wool Socks, "Beatty," 5oc value, for 39c Men's Neckties, 50c value; none reserved 39c Men's White Fibre Silk Hose, 25c value, for 19c Men's Black Silk Hose, 50c value 33c Men's Raincoats. S5.00 value . .$2.98 LADIES' SHOES Be sure and see our assortment d Fancy Shoes at $5.00 and $6.00 lo styles in solid shoes, 5 2.25 value, all sizes, which we do not want to inventory, will go at $1.69 English last Shoes, high top, Lice; just what the girls ask for. Special at $3.50 and $4.00

Child's Storm Rubbers, size 6 to 11 39c

By 39 to 15 Large Crowd Sees Best Game of Season.

COIl SAT. 1' --Three extra Hue T-S O. 1. ' '. snws and pi-'s farrowed in 1 fiii'T! : two sows v. ill furrow thi month, all frion registered Poland i'hma boar. lik typf. Als. 12 tine Iwiff Orphiüttui eiM'Uerels. MapleIiur farm. Home phone : 1

'(R SAU Hoi:.- l:oi ! uonds. Carland ranee, cupboard, f cs. chenille curtains, etc.. ''' tIe i-I.irid st. Home phone M-tlL'.

I'oi: KCN'T bedroom jn modern home, use of kitchen an I dir.mg ron. Sut.iMe for m.irrb-d eonpb-e-two !.'.i!. . Kt n; i i.son.i Me. Ptll phora- JL.

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The management of the Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co. contemplate donating life insurance policies to its factory workers without cost to them, ami have st nt out slips tc the factory workers to be tilled in with the name ;uul age of the applicant, along with the length of time cmploed ly the company. This is in keeping with the generou attitude which this corporation assumes towards its employes, and will efl'ei t some L'.0'i factory liands. These latter were granted an increase of five per cent in the;r wiites during the past year, and as recently as a few weeks ago were 'ien an added bonus in the shape of a ten per cent incrtaio in their i y. In givingr its employes free insurance policies the Woolen Co. i following in the footsteps of a number of large corporations throughout the country which have recently s. r aside appropriations for this purpose. The local concern, although it hasn't benefitted to the extent of one pair of :t filmed Pall-'.'and" on account of the war. i.; ex p rier.cing an era of prosperity at present which admits of it pursuing a policy of generosity tow;rds

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AT LINCOLN TIIi:Ti:iL "The Sequtd to the I;amond from the Sky" .iinl the remarkable drama. "The iManmnd from the Sky." which inspired it. constitute to-cther the longest Ulm drama ever produced. It also is Iu ra! h d being the most exciting picture er produced. It starts at the Lincoln theater Tuesday. .Ian. "The Iis of the I.imberl.inds." wth Helen Hohnes starring, also starts ancther interesting serial picture which starts Tuesday. "The i treat Secret." with Francis X. P.ushmar: ar.d Peer!y Payne, is taking the leading robs is another wonderful serial which starts at the Lincoln theater Thursday, Jan. 11.

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at ti:mpli: tiav. An e e-oj ening rev !' tion of the tangled lines ami cross-currents of the intematioi; ,1 plotting that is going t! in New York at the present da ;s ""The I".tt :i:m'." the r.illasr.i!'u:uo:;r.t ;-h !opia shown.g at the Tt mi le theater today.

The much-scoffed-at Mishawaka high school basketball tive redeemed itself Friday night when they trounced the much-touted Concordia college quintet in the old Methodist church by the score of 9 to 1.3. The team work of the locals was the feature of the game. Hunt went well and seemed to he the life of the team. Concordia waa somewhat hampered hy the high school playing rules, and several fouls were ca'led on them, hut were accepted with good grace. Capt. (.Jremel, though small in stature, was the star of the downstaters, and it required the utmost vigilance cn the part of the high guards to keep lnm from scoring repeatedly. Poles seemed to have "found himself in this game but was put out in the tlrst of the second half. Two of the substitutes had their chance to show what they could do and acquitted themselves well, throve, at forward, though in only a short time, succeeded in netting three baskets. Pahueki went in at guard when Hoper was taken out with a bleeding nose and played good ball. A curtain raiser between the high seconds and the Hermans of South Ilend was called off on account of roughness on both sides. Coach Semler's warriors will journey to Rochester next week. Practices this week will be hard and "long in preparation for this game. Rochester swamped East Chicago by a large score. Mishawaka (39) Concordia Boles Baur Right Forward. Miller (Capt.) C.remel Loft Forward.

Hunt (Capt.y Center?. Roper Right Guard Cr urn

Left Guard. Nummary: Field goals Hunt. Miller. 6; Gremel. . ' ; Shreve. ;;; Hendricks. Free throws Miller, 3 out of 9; Creme!. 1 out of 3: Hendricks. 2 out of t. Refer. I Rockne of Notre Dame. Scorer Lezg. Time of periods 20 minutes.

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Beginning Tuesday, January 9th "The Lass of the

Lumberlands

A spectacular chapter play featuring: the fearless film star, Helen

Holmes

Also the Sequel to "THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" A beautiful souvenir will he given to every lady at the matinee. Adults lCc Children 5c

Men's Arctics, special at 93c

Men's Rubbers, speeial at 79c

Ladies' Rubbers, hig"h heel Slippers, special ... .59c

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LINCOLN THEATER Beginning Thursday, Jan. 11. Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne In the Wonder Serial "The Great Secret" 14 chapters of the great mystery. The most noble romance, tinest thrills in the world, to be shown every Thursday. Adults 10c. Children 5c A beautiful souvenir will be given to every lady at the matinee.

This 7-rnnm hoiisP modern in pvptv detail. Slrvrinf norrh ld ! x

rooms and bath, finished pine floors, white enameled trim maho-jj any doors, living room, dining room oak linish solid nnk tlnnrs. jc

decorated walls, window shades, medicine cabinets, linen chsets.

cupboards, etc. You should see this house before buying, ("ash or

payments. Five minutes walk from center of Mishawaka, on Park ave. Best close in residence property. C. D. HILDEBRAND, Owner and Builder. Home Phone 5616. South Bend.

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Beautiful Medallions of the World's Most Popular Stars. Be sure to get yours. For the coming week and season a list of DeLuxe Photoplays has been booked which will add tremendous momentum to the present popularity of The Temple. Arrange to see the greatest triumphs of the silent drama at Mishawaka's most prominent

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TEMPLE TODAY Paramount Pictures Corporation presents LENORE ULRICH in "The Intrigue" A modern story revolving around the invention of an X-ray gun which the United States refuses to buy. Miss Ulrich, as an international spy, foils its purchase by ajiother government. Though the inventor loses his gun, through the destruction of the model, he wins more, the heart of the girl he loves. No one should miss this big feature. Added comedy attraction, "HUBBY'S CHICKEN," featuring Harry Myers and Rosemary Theby. Some comedy!

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CENTURY THEATER WEEK STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 8. The Popular Favorites

e Kirk Stock Co.

Will Open Their Engagement in the Late New Ycrk Success

BEYOND THE LAW"

One of the Greatest Plays Ever Written.

List of Plays for the Week

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