South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 50, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1917 — Page 3

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STesday There'll

Crowds for S&ireg

prmMe the most or their home, at tlw IcaM -if ! co-t. Couuon iLiy, Tiievlay. netrr disappoints. O Always poiI quality. Prici always the Ioet that inn Im found. Tliee itins arr tiie to o ft r fonuimui w Im wnrp irwl r-liri tlw rout miiu :nid kluin :ir-1t X'

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Mnai witri coupon

fu TueMlay at lt)r.

49c

WOM'S 70 c riiAN. ;o'N

I'rrtty pink and blue

stripfil Hannelette: silk trimni'Ml; all slze; with this ionHn Tuesday lib".

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Wom's fine quality

tlbre silk hose, deep

iMe garter top: all

sirs; with this rou-

kmi. special lDe.

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k oret rovers, bras-w

iTos, chemise. pet-JN

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plaid uinKliam dre

fj es, now spring style.

all sizes; with thi J coiiHHi 41c.

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Women's $15 Winter Coats

All i-onts we are offering 1kIow kI. Why now and get two months' immediate wear?

they are all styles that ran le worn next fall.

Just 20 coat.s in this lot. Spreial at

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SI- Party

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Slightly soiled.

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Wom's SI" SPITS . . .

$5.00

$10 Spring DRESSES lleautlful F r e n r h serges and lustrous silk poplins; every shade and sL.e, show room sample ga?--

inents; rhoir

$5.75

$15 Spring DRESSES

Newest taffetas, poliiLS and srges in French embroidery

and iMMket effects;

neu' styles

choice

$7.75

$18 SPRING DRESSES

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OVew spring styles in wom's house dresses in nil sizes; sccial with coupon Orc.

OsmuTs-,!!..43c () Fino quality black O sateen and striped shirts and blouses; f all sizes; with this coujHn only for l:Jc

Taffetas, wool crepes, chnrmeuse, cren de meteor, in a wonderful group of new spring

styles; all colors and sizes; choi-e

$10.75

..$4.75 X.

si silk 1 77 WAISTS .1. Q Women's silk waistsin ti:b silks, light and dark colors, also laces; wonderful values; with thisjf coup(n at SI. 77.

Theater Throng Cheers Lustily While Band Plays "Star Spangled Banner."'

IH)VS' S O Q9 SPITS .....OvJO Boys' sc1kk1 suits wiNil m i v t u r e s; W knhker pants; large Q sizes, ir, 1(1, 17 jrs.. Sjwcial with thisJ couiMin .S-.:L Q P.OYS' SI Afiiv KNICK FKS .00C U Boy s serviceable & hcluxd Knicker-. trouscM-s, sizes t( toy.)

1." yrs; made strong

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IIOSIFHY . lliC Q Fine lisle finish with plain or ribbed top, t fleeced; also in j white feet; all sizes, witfi this coupon at

New spring skirts of wool serges, also black and white checks; a wonderful coupon value at $5 Skirls $2.84 Beautiful all wool serges, silk poplins in new gathered waist line and pock-

et trimmed models; all si.es; special at 82.81. $6 Skirts $3.95

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$8.00 Taffeta DRESS SKIRTS .$3

UP TO $3.00 HEMP HATS Maufacturcrs' samples of hemp and milan hemp hats, over 1,000 in the lot, all colors, '.Ui -tyl shapes, a few trimmed hats made to sell up to $M)H. Come early with the coupon.

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$3.50 Satin HATS All trimmed satin hats up to $3.."0 )riced for clearance Tuesday at $2L49

$5.00 Satin HATS Your choice of any trim'ed satin hat, many worth up to $7, Tuesday for

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PARI.. Ffh. 1?. James W. Gerard, tin former American .i.nis?,!dor to (jrrmany. Has the ;uest of honor at a luncheon sivn at the foreign otilce by Premier Brian!. Sunday. A distinguished company was present, including the diplomatic representatives of all the entente powers hains aml:isadors here. .Mr. (lerard was accomp? nied by the American am . a senior to Fiance. William Graves .harp. and bolh were recipients of many marks of cordiality. Whih exprf :r.- appreciation for the courtesy extended to him. Mr. Gerard carefully avoided anything in the nature of a speech or an expression of political view.Ami':: s-sador and Mrs. Gerard and Ambassador and Mrs. Sharp Liter attended a performance at the Trocadero for the be.flt of the Canadian hospital at St. Cloud. Shouts of "bravo" urreeted th-:ir arrival and a: soon an their prese-c became generally known the iinMcnse ai. h'r.ie renewed the clieerinir, all e es being turned from the stage to tht ambassado! i,".l box. P,oth ambassadors bowed their acknowledgements ami the orchestra fas-d playing in order to give way to t lie hand of the republican guard, which immediately marched on the stage and played the "Star Spangled Pannor." fit the close of which there was another outburst of enthusiasm. Pres't Polncare was represented at the performance hy Co!. Renaud. and the minister of war by Capt. Echtem.

LEARN ITALIAN SHIP SUNK ON JANUARY 21

Ii HhT 'fascination ' 1 B Ä Ä?of Hawaiian music $

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Otr.c I LAX. OJ i'irrx.Ts 04C O Wom's heavy HanQ nelett H'tt ieoats in "X plain colors and stripe: i.c quality ; w'uith con i m n ;ilc. 0"-- IM TS' An q DKKSSKS . . 4C J. Infants whito drt'ssJ es, hn or short ()stjes, in nairi'-ook tr lawn, emb. or f lace trimmed; with fJ coupon 1 7c. O

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MEN'S $1.50 OVERALLS 87c. Men's Overalls or Jackets, made of lest striped blue denim, all regular si.es, made strong; Tuesday with this -ou-KU1 h7 Men's 10c Dress Hose, pair 6c Men's 65c Work Shirts at 39c IWjrjK Men's $2.00 Sweaters, special. . ,98c tlß4 Men's $1.50 Flannel Pajamas. . .87c sJJt! Men's 25c Police Suspenders. . . .19c IMiKfe Mens 1Qc Canvas Qoves at 6c Mrnji Men's 75c Flannel Night Shirts. .44c Aii'ibr. Men's $3.00 Wool Trousers. . .$1.88 H"r,i-!,net1, Men's $1.25 Union Suits. . 84c

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first News of Torpedoing of lliamio Reaches Berlin I'-Iloat Rescues Sailors.

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$1.00 XKW COItSKTS .

Front or lack lace models in new lon-. lüp cfTeits, nnostVj IVench coutil, rnst7 proof and unbreak-j able; siecial witliQ coupon IMc.

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39c

Hoys' and si Ms' heavy quality llaii-7 nelette r o m p e r s; Vir light and dark: all si.es; with this cou-. hii, special :JPc.

extra ms&m

Boys' 75c Knickers, special 48c $2 Long Flan. Kimonos, spec. 94c Infants' 40c Wcol Bootees at 21c Infants' $1.50 White Dresses y7c $2.00 Baby Carriage Robes 9Sc Infants' 50c Ruben's Vests at 37c Women's 75c Fleece Un'wear 38c Child's 2.50 Wool Sweater $1.39 Wom's 35c Long Lisle Gloves 21c Child's 75c Sleep's Garments 38c

WOM'S 1.5K SQ I'LAX. GO'X DOC Heavy quality, pink and blue striH-d tl.m'lette, silk trimmed; all sizes; with this coupon 5N

s;l KID I ;i,ot:s . . l&y Women's bnij; kid gloves, full Hl-but-tn lenjjth, black, or white; all sies; with this coiihmi, pair

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" o YV TO 81.00 Jf shait:s On sale H:'.U to lo a. in. lot ofQ vJ vittiri hat sh:iners

or voiii-ii; aU JJJT kinds; with coti-Q

pon lOc,

Child's 50c Knit Hoods, special 9c Infants' $2 Soiled Sweaters at 74c $4.50 Plaid Blankets, spec $2.97 20c Large Turkish Towels IOV2C 75c Knit Hockey Caps, spec 39c 89c Percale Dress Aprons at 55c $1.50 Black Sateen Petticoats 94c Best 75c New Corsets at 43c 20c Large size Pillow Cases 12l2c 75c Infants' Crib Blankets at 44c

RERMX (bv wirMess to Payville).

Feb. 19. Details of the sinking by a C.erman submarine of the Italian steamship T5isai;nv. of L252 tons Kross. in the Atlantic ocean, Jan. 21, are printed in the Italian newspaper plea Xazionat, says the Overseas News agency. Tbe TMsaguo was stopped, according to the newspaper, by four warning shots. Hecause of the rousrh Fea, the steamer was then ordered to approach within five miles of the Spanish coast, where the sailors were advised by the submarine commander to throw themselves into the water. The men were then rescued by the l'-boat and later were transferred to the Dutch steamship Gesterland, which carried them to Falmouth.

The forepoinK Berlin dispatch ' contains the first announcement ,to j reach this country of the sinking ; of the Bisagno. The vessel was last I

reported in maritime records as having sailed from Genoa, Jan. Z. for Vlllarlcos, Spain. The ship was 301 feet long and was built at Dumbarton in 1S8I. She was owned In Genoa.

HOLD CARRANZA MAJOR

Charged With Ilciim: on Mission to Irfiwer California.

NOGAL.ES. Ariz., Feb. 19. Enrique Goldbaum, said to be a niajur in the Carranza army, was arrested here Sunday and is held pending an

investigation of his movements by agents of the department of Justice. He was alleged to be on a mission : to Lower California as an ngnt of ! the de facto government of Mexico, j

TO ANSWER MEXICO

lU'iiador Governor St-ks Mccliim of Latin American Nations.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 19. The government of Ecuador, according to reports received here. has proposed to the Latin American countries that a meeting be held at Montevideo to decide on an answer to the Mexican note proposing the cessation of shipments of supplies to the European belligerents.

All the fascination

of Hawaiian music

is in these Victor Record

There's a quaint and dreamy beauty to the music of Hawaii as it comes like a whispering breeze from the mid-Pacific. It breathes the lightsome spirit of this land of-sunshine. Its languorous rhythm is typical of Hawaiian life, of the swaying trees, the beating surf, of the joys and sorrows of this interesting music-loving people. And all the enchantment of Hawaiian niusic, all the charm bf their quaint instruments, all the peculiar beauties of their light voices are brought to -you on Victor Records. You arc in fancy transported to these far-off islands. Here are just a few of the many beautiful Hawaiian numbers the Victrola brings into your home:

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On the Beach nt Waikiki Medley Hula (icith Ukulele and Guitar by Louise and Ferera) Horace Wright-Rene Dietrich My LuauGIrl (with Ukulele and Guitar ly Louise and Ferera) Horace Wright-Reno Dietrich) Hawaiian Waltz Medlev (Guitar Duet) Lua and Kaili

in in. 75c I Kilima Waltz (Guitar Duet) Lua and Kaili

65344 J My Honolulu Hula Girl In English end Hawaiian (u ith Quintette) E. K. Ro 10 in. 75c"One Two Three Four In English Hawaiian Quintette C5348 f Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee) (Liliuokalani) Hawaiian Quintett "10 in. 75c'l Kuu Home Native Plantation Son,? (nith Quintette) S. M. Kaiawo 17710 jHonclulu March (Guitar Duet) Pale K. Lua-David Kaili 10 in. 75c 1 Kohala March (Guitar Duet) Pale K. Lua-David Kaili 17767 jHilo Hawaiian March Irene Weit Royal Hawaiian JO in. 75c (Wailana Waltz Irene Weit Royal Hawaiian Hear this fascinating Hawaiian music today at any Victor dealer's. He will gladly give j'ou a copy of the special Victor catalog of Hawaiian Records, and play any music you wish to hear. And he will demonstrate the various styles of the Victor and Victrola $10 to $400. Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Important Notice. All Victor Talking Machines are patented and are only licenced, and with rieht cf us with Victor Record only. All Victor Records are patented and ere only licented, and with rieht of use on Victor Ta'.kin Machines o-'y. Victor Records and Victor Machines are scientifically coordinated and synchronized by our special process s cf manufacture; and their use. except with each other, is not only unauthorized, but damaz' e and uusat:!.twry. New Victor Record dccowtiatod at all dealers a the 2SQ of each mootb

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MINE DEATH TOLL LOWEST IN 10 YEARS

TIPTON SHORT OF COAL

I Tlian a Tarloai! Is I.ft in City I'or Sale.

Til'TiX. Ind.. Veh. 1?. A coal famine is threatened here, thrre l.eincr less than a carload for sale in the city. The t'lauss Cutlery factory has beep close, l for want of fuel. Dealers have unfilled orders f-eeral weeks old.

safely rir-t MothoiN Inployt! (hen n. Kraon for Cutting 1omi Fatnlitk4.

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SCHOONER STOLEN GALVESTON. Texas. Feh. 19. Word waH received Sunday that th 5G-ton schooner Galatea has been stolen at Pens'acola and has secretly departed into the Golf. Unconfirmed reports said she was filled with war supplies which, according: to one rumor, were for Cuban revolutionist?. Another report was that he l to

pet intQ communication with German submarines which are report- j ed to have been siehUd in Gulf wa- ! ters. Hrondcast orders have- pone ' forth to I'nited States vessels and j land authorities to apprehend the

boat.

The Archduchess Frederick of Austria invested nearly :.00.0fo jn a candle-making factory near Huda-

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS. Fewer men lo.st tlieir lives in American coal mines during lflti than in any year of tlie last 10. although the ear as t he most prosperous in the history of mininc. sith more men tniiloyed and a tri eater lonn'e taken from the earth than ever hetort. The army of mine workers numbered ovt-r three-iuarters of a milion. Three and three-tenths' of each thousand were killed by accident, th lowest death rate in 18 years, and the lowe.-t on record per ton of cal mined. The number killed was 2,2 2 which is 4 4 less than In 1K1 j. 22$ Ies than in 1014 and SCO :-s.s than in 1 r 1 : . There were 5,0t(,ö00 more tors f coal mined than in 191.". "The mere redaction of 4 4 lives lost for the year 191b does not disclose by any means the ;ratif yin? results obtained." says a statement Sunday by Van H. Manning, director of the bureau of minc-s. "If the same conditions had prevailed in 1916 "is in 1915 in retard to the tonnage for each life lost, there would hae been at leaft 275 more men killed. "Th safety first movenifcat loiter

ed by the bureau of mines from an isolated, sporadic effort until it has become a prreat national asset, is responsible for the st opplnr and turning back of a record of deaths that had become a great American rim. It is venturesome to siu''et' what mlRht have happened without the safety first movement but I believe I am conservative in savins that a: lea-t 5,000 miners are toda- nine and happy with their families who otherwise would have been in their graves. "'What has ben so far accomplished is due to the friendly Cooperative spirit that exists betweej, the state mine inspectors, the mine cperators, the miners and the bureau of mines."

PRIVATE DETECTIVES GET BACK LOST JEWELS

Six Truler Arrot in Chicago ( on. iecteI Wltli Valuable IvoM by Itaronevs.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19. Je wels allied at several thousand dollars, lost in täte st. by a woman said to be Uaronees De Wandemer Hollub last Friday, were recovered by private detectives and the police Sunday. rx persons are under arrest, two of the number in Cincinnati, wherr they were taken as they stepped fron a train. The jewels wer dropped hy the baroness. It is said, a.s she stepped fron her automobile and entered a

str. re. They w-r- picked ! Mrs. Ulli. m Muiray ;:.d a woman cota-

paniou. .Mrs. .Murray and h r hus-j band. m- a i urider artest in!

'inc iiiiiaf l. .Mr-. Muria'-' .otupi'jii.n. it is sai l. v beir. s-at h-d for by tlie p(d: e. Tii u: d' r 'ir rest aic Harry Mc( 'artliy. h transfer: J. Meyer, a chinifV ir. '.r d

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Murray to th- otb-rs named.

AUSTRALIAN CABINET HANDS IN RESIGN ATlOr.' b'iNPuN ft -. : - k.-.tp-'a Mejbo.ir e -u . ,- th A ural... i .i.'.Msti y. t.ri id Will. at i ..! I ! t-:

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GERMAN LOSS SINCE WAR;-;.:, i;

BEGAN PUT AT 4,087,692 . f W , .. ,-; :.

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l.Midou .ie,K,r, sas Total in .!uu- , HAMPTON ROADS CLOSED ary a TT,.ol Ivilbtl. Wound- j el and .Mlln. , ' I tor. II'.. o:-. ' ;. . 'it st LONDON. . Fb. 'asualt.-s in i ..,.t r. . : '. fr- i: !" rt " '. . :;i . the (o rrr.c: army. exh.M.e of co- .. , ! j t. ;'! lonial troops, reported in th" "Ier- j . ; ;.. . i:.' nr. I r a-: -r - . -tnan casualty lists in the month of j s i;vbi;. l:-ar Adxr-.i: a ; ' : n Januaty. 1M7. totalh-d TT. I'A Iti- : orr.r: ..n.Ja.-.t of th:- ' .. .4! .-. 'r.--'.

ers and men kill'-d. wounded, prisoners or n.i-sif.c. The f.tal compiled from the lit fallows: Killed and died, 15.S04. I'rlsoners. 1..4'. Mis-im-'. 11.7. Wo m rakd. 4 '.If'?. Total. 77. 534. The-. oasualti? bnr.sr the total of (".Tinans killed and ths- who d.ed of wounds or M'knt.'S to 9?w.'.'2rJ and the total cas : title- s:r.othe war began to 4. 067. 32.

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