South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 112, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 April 1917 — Page 2

THE SUÜTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 0 ms" c Hope Bleached Muslin, yard . . . 10c 9-4 Bleached Sheetings, yard 29C . House Dress Aprons at . . . 50c Fancv Wash Voiles at vard 25c Red Seal Plain Ginghams, vard 10c Curtain Marquisette, yard 25c White Sateen Petticoats . . , 50c 1

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ARMY Ii B

Groups of Ten Will be Accepted For the Same Regiment.

Tf croups of yo'.inK fallows who have been "pal" for sflvera! years .letlre to cnlit in the United States army and at leat K of them signify their Intention of Joining the .sam branch of service they can .'11 bo enlisted In the name regiment, according to an announcement by f'erRt. John Fkees, of the local army recruiting station Saturday. This apecial order was received from the war department Saturday and goes into effect at once. There in lift he at least 10 men in the laj-ty. all Joining the same branch of service befcre the order can be arried out. Three men were ynt away from the army fctation Saturday morning while one had inif'ied hi intention f leaving n the afternoon train. The Ihre? who went in th morning Mere Ivan M. Walker, 'iilver, Ind.. field artillery; Jo.-eph F. McDonald, IZZ S. Grant t., cavalry, and Joseph AT. Wasser, i:J6 II. drove sr.. Mhhawaka, Infantry. Steve .laodrinskl, Inley av.. was ncheiluled to go on the afternoon train. James Harold Kane, Lincoln a v., Nile?. Mich., was the only man sent to the colors by the n.'ivy re--ruitinff station Saturday morning. Ten men applied for enlistment but three of them were rejected. Od. Oeorqe W. J"nyerinuth f-aid Saturday that lie could accept threo or four more men for the headquarters company of tho Third regiment. Three men were enrolled In the company Friday night. There are now about K men enlisted in South IJend. Kxaminations of men for this company, Co. 1. the machine (,'un company and th supply company probably will be siven early next week.

COUPLE ON HONEYMOON UP IN CITY COURT

Kalamaoo Man ami Wife round Not Guilty on In'oxicatioa Cliarjr'.

The honeymoon of Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce. Kalamazoo, Mich., had a very Rood tart but ended 'n the city court Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, alons with Margaret Uobett and George Powhall. came to South Pend Friday morning to get married. Miss Pobett and Powhall to act as witnesses. The marriage ceremony was performed Friday morning by Justice of the Peace 12. J. Peak. Following the ceremony the party started out for dinner and according to the testimony in the city court they each had a glass of beer with their thinner. The young people strolled the streets of the city and were having a very good time until they were noticed by Patrolman William., who stopped them and a-ked if they had been drinking. The ofheer was Informed that they had a glass of beer with their dinner. When arraigned before City Judge I. M. Hammerschmidt the four were found not guilty of intoxication and discharged.

HELD ON $1,000 BOND John Moxcy Is AccumiI of AxaultInir Young Girl. John Moxey, Negro, arraigned in city court Saturday on a statutory charge, wan bound oer to the circuit court grand jury under Sl.Onn bond. According to the affidavit filed by Mrs. Maud Tyler. Negro, Moxey a.aulted her daughter. Walter Smith, charged with assault and battery, received a continuance on his cae until Monday. Smith ani his brother, William, are said to have broken into the residence of their brother-in-law and beat him up. William's case will be given a hearing Monday along with his brothers.

MANY PARCELS CARRIED

Kcport Tor Two Week Shows Heavy Postal lliisiius. A total of 39. "42 packaces of Tarcel post matter was handled at the local postotlice from April '2 to April 16. according to the semi-annual report of W. I. Henderson, superintendent of mails. Thi report murt be made in April and ntober but does not include the total num. 1 er of parcels handled during th six months. Of this number 2 4,292 packages were shipped from the local ofVue while 14.930 were received for delivery. The weight of the matter was 4 4.2"9 pounds while the receipts from the matter sent amounted 11.900.39.

BILLIARD ROOM OPENS

C. W. Pain In Charge of Parlor in Union Trust Pudding.

Pain's recreation hall is nowopen. Conveniently located in the Union Trut Co. building, corner of Michigan st. and Jefferson bld.. it will doubtless soon become a favorite resort for the billiard plaeis of the city. Fifteen of the newest model Prunsw ick-Palke tables are now in place. A tickt r service of important sporting eent is maintained. Soda fountain refreshments and popular ? rand of igtrs are on sale. C. W. Paia La tho oiiitr manager.

One W eek of Spec

April Sale of Notions 6-yard bolt Lawn Tape 5c bolt. 6-yard bolt Mercerized Rick Rack Braid 10c Good luulity Pearl Buttons 2 dozer. 5c Colored Trimming Buttons 10c and 25c dozen. Heav Cotton Beliinc 5c, 8c and 10c yard. Warren " Staved Beltinc; 15c yard. Leather-Ii.e Sanitary Belts 10c Kleinen - guaranteed Sanitary Apron- 35c

Thousands of dollars worth of "Quality First" Merchandise is back of this advertisement. The prices are for the entire week, beginning Monday, April 23, ending Monday night, April 30th The quantities offered we believe to be equal to the largest sales we have ever had.

Full Size Crochet Spreads at $1.69 One of the best values we have ever offered.

25 Pieces White Dornet Flannels 12cyd. You will not be able to buy its equal at 16c after this sale.

In Our Linen Section You'll save just 33 on every item in this sale. 250 yards of 72-inch tine mercerized Damask for this sale only at 49c yard. This is a quality that sells regularly at 75c yard 5 good patterns "to choose from. Irish Linen Damask Napkins at $3.95 Dozen A special lot of 15 dozen onlv that regularly sells at S6.00 dozen holly pattern with band.

Powerful Bargains in White Goods 50 pieces of 40 inch Fancy Voiles Cord stripes, satin stripes, leno stripes, fancy combinations, dots and figures. Values in this lot up to 65c yard. All at one price This Sale 25c yd.

Sale of Fancy and Plain Ribbons For sashes, hair bows, girdles and trimmings. Hundreds of pieces of fancy Dresden and Plaid Ribbons, specially priced at 25c yard. Roman Stripes, Gros-Grain Ribbons, with picot edge in all new shades at 20c to 59c yard. Fancy Brocade Ribbons for girdles, hair bows, and camisole, from 50c to $1.00 yard.

Great Sales in Muslins 8l Sheetings Buy your year's supply now these prices are extremely low: 36 in. Standard Bleach Muslin at 8 l-3c yard; 12 yds. for $1.00. 36 in. Old Reliable Hope Bleached Muslins at 10c yard. 36 in. Standard Lonsdale Muslin at $12 yard. 9-4 Good Quality Bleached Sheetings at 29c yard. 9-4 Pepperill Bleached Sheetings at 31c yard. 9-4 Pequot Sheetings, none better, at 35c yard.

Special Sale of Quality First Silks Pure Dye Taffeta Silks 35 inches wide, at $1.50 yard. Blacks, navys, greens and greys. 30 inch Natural Pongee Silks, for skirts, coats and dresses, 89c yard. 36 inch Tub Silks, for waists and shirts, excellent qualities, fast colors, $1.25 yard. Handsome 40 inch Crepe de Chenes, for dresses, waists and underwear, beautiful qualities. In ffiis special sale, every shade, $1.69 yard.

36 inch Silk Poplins for Sport Skirts and Coats These beautiful Skirtings printed in all the new sport patterns, make up into the very simple style of skirts. Easy to make, white and pongee ground; gold and blue colorings. Prices special sale, $1.00, $1.19 and $1.50 yard.

Special Sale of Woolens Black and white check Wool Dress Goods for skirts, 59c and 89c yard. 32 inch Silverbloom for skirts, splendid cloth for service, the ideal outing fabric, 89c yard.

Ready Made Sheets ancl Pillow Cases At Prices Less Than Makers Are Asking. "72x90 very good quality Seamed Sheets at 59c. 81x90 our Old Reliable quality Sheets at 79c. 72x90 one of the best we can recommend at 89c. 72x99 the very best extra large size at $1.00. 100 dozen Pillow Cases, 45x36, 25c value, at 19c. Full Size Crochet Bed Spreads at $1.69. One of the best values we have ever offered.

Dress Ginghams and Percales Underpriced 100 pieces of Red Seal Dress Ginghams at 10c yd. plain colors, greys and tans. This item should be of unusual interest as we cannot ;buy these goods at this price today. 'Toil du Nord" Dress Ginghams 2V2c yd. a wonderful assortment 27 inches wide, fast colors in sport stripes and plain blues, pink, green also in plaids and checks. 500 Pieces Full Standard Percales at 12l2c yd. a splendid assortment of patterns in grey, light and dark blues, and shirting patterns.

936 House Dress Aprons at 50c Just 78 dozen in this purchase made of Quality First Amoskeag Dress Ginghams and genuine Scout Percales, in a variety of splendid patterns. Five styles, extra sizes, all included in this splendid special at 50c.

Great Values in Laces and Embroideries New Laces for Making Jabots, net tops, chantilly and princess laces. Special values from 25c up. Petticoat Cambric Flouncings, solid patterns, 12 inches wide, great values at 25c yard. Sport Flouncings, embroidered in colors of line quality voiles, 40 inches wide, special $1.65 yard.

Muslin Underwear Specially Priced Beautiful Corset Covers, 59c and 69c values, at 39c. Embroidery Trimmed Drawers, 59c and 75c values, at 39c. Handsome Envelope Chemise, regular S 1.25 values, at 75c. Embroidered White Muslin Skirts, this sale $1.00. The above assortments of Muslin Underwear represent splendid materials and quality first making.

Four Wonderful Petticoat Bargains 240 Amoskeag Gingham Wash Petticoats at 50c. Quality first workmanship and materials. 200 Fine Mercerized White Sateen Petticoats, regular 89c values, on sale at 50c. 90 Mercerized White Sateen Petticoats, regular S1.25 values, at this sale for 75c.

100 Rug Bargains too Axminster 30x63 Hugs in 25 patterns, mostly oriental designs. Specially priced at $3.95.

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Linen Crash Toweling It sounds impossible to offer these prices at this time. Bleached Linen Crash Toweling at 18c yd, 750 yards only of this extra heavy toweling, plain, no border, positively worth 24c yard. Unbleached Half Linen Crash Toweling at this sale only at 10c yd. You will pay 15c for this quality later.

A Big Offering of Turkish Towels You all remember the excellent values we have given in slightly imperfect Turkish Towels in previous sales. Here's one that beats

any we ever offered:

35 dozen only, worth to 35c, This Sale 19c Plain or colored borders. You'll have to come early to get your share.

Special Sale of Carter's Knit Summer Underwear We offer you the following special lines of this celebrated underwear. We advise your buying your needs now. These qualities will not be duplicated again this season. For Women Lisle Union Suits at 69c and 75c tight knee and shell bottom. Lisle Union Suits at $1.00 and $1.25 tight knee and shell bottom, some short sleeves. Mercerized Union Suits at $1.50 and $1.75 tight and umbrella knee. Mercerized Union Suits at $2.25 and $2.50 tight and umbrella knee ankle and knee length. Women's Lisle Vests and Pants at 69c and 75c all styles neck and sleeves tight and umbrella knee and French tops. Underwear for Children Gauze Union Suits at 69c and 89c all styles neck and sleeves, knee and ankle length. Gauze Vests and Pants at 35c each all styles neck and sleeves knee and ankle length.

Special Sale of 10,000 Yards of Finest Curtain Marquisette at 25c yard A tremendous purchase of Ten Cases of Double Twist Mercerized Marquisettes, 36 and 40 inches wide. Tape borders, fancy borders and plains. Ecru, cream, ivory and white. An exceptional bargain.

100 Pairs Lace Curtains Beautiful Quaker Craft Filet Net Curtains, with lace edge. 1- patterns. Special at $3.95.