South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 123, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1917 — Page 2

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1 Sight Seeing Tour to be on j Program Friday Afternoon ! 1

One on Saturday.

O.er l.'ft ;i utorno!, !- are r-xje-t-c-1 to '.. in t)f- m ararie of the Trilr' I'rotf-ftiw a.v-o-tiation l'ri'I-o aftTi"on at the 1 11 i 11 of th .at- f-onventioii here. Tw f nty-IU iriichm-- ''-ill

jrobal!y l. er in th- j-.iradf of the J

IH'-K'at' ar! pti-ts on Saturday. The lir.c of inarch for tl.cra.le, a. a 11 11011 rt ! 1-y I. A. liosvl! nii'i '. .niilh, h as lollous; The aiito:iio:il - for the l'ri l.o' jar.ole will form in lin- at m2 :''.) "dork Frnl.iy. ami -. inir to ht avv tr. t:?i- aril -afety zi'-s at the cor-

ücr u: Main ."!. an-l WaMiiir-'ton ,

all auto.noii'.e-i will fom; inj

Jin- on the south .-nie of Je If .-on M'l. I;ch:s ear, startinf from tlie h-1(f ot hotf!. A iitomohiles a ill ho l,i.i(1el ami .-t art south on .Main to .'osjth. '.-t on South to LafayUte, north on Iafayette t( Washi'ii'tun, wt't nr. WahiiiKton to 'h;il'jit. south on haiin to Imi-ion, v ?t on Hivi-ion to (live, n i tii on li,e to Washi i'-' ton. ea-t on Washington to oU"- north on ('olle-o to Uncoln way W., -at on Lincoln vay to Cushiri'-r, north on Cuhint; to l'ortaye. south on Portale to Michigan, north on .Michigan to St. .Mary's. rttuininj? hy Notre li.ime, south on Notre Iame to Jef1'erson. v.est on .lel'frrson to Lincoln v-ay 1., ca.-t on Lincoln way to .Mishnwaka. north on Main in Mish-;-vaka to Joseph, on Joseph to lim st. l.ril-'-. 1 eturniii on Lincoln u.iy to South llend. lisl.anir.' at the Jeffeison ami livr hotels. The ,k-atnr a parade will form on '"Olfax an! will move south on Lafaette to Washington. -.ist on Wa.hin-t''ii to Main, south ri Main to Monroe, ast on Monroe to Michman, north on .Michigan to Madison, vest on Madison to Iafayette, south "on Lafayette to 'olf.i, west to hr-Jh s-rhool where th- 1 legates wiii ass-emhle for convention. The ladies will -o to St. Paul's church lor a niu-i il which will he followed by a In n lunii at noon.

MOVIE HOUSES MAY SEND UP ADMISSION PRICES

Two local movie houses are reported about ready to et into the price raising 1-and-wauon and boost tip their admission prices. The IaSalle and Auditorium are the two ho'.ses referred to. Cut when M,r. Kzra Hhodes of the La.alle and Mr. Ceore Mines of the Auditorium were broached on the subject Wednesday niyht they denied such intentions. Chodes admitted that a representative from the Auditorium had come to him forr time a'-ro on the matter. According to the report current both houses are considering a tentative agreement to dispense with live cent admissions. In case the agreement tfoes into effect and either one 1 reakr; it. a forfeit bond of JiHHi is to be paid, runs the report. Mgr. Rhodes said it may be necessary to raise his prices if the contemplated -var tax on movies is approved by congress.

BARBER fiETS 6 MONTHS ON PENAL FARM AND S100 Anzy Mill, a barber on It. Jefi'err t Mvd.. was sentenced to the pejuil farm for ISO days and lined $lo :iud costs for petit larceny by ci'y uiurt Wednesday morning. lie was

found utility of stealing a watch :;t-j

i.ed at $10 from A. Itiffle. a chance nciiualntancf. 1'orcst Colf-p. who was also implicated in th'j tJwt't. vas uien a n.ispended sentence of 1 M days, i't.lep testiiied that Mill took the watch from Clflb shil he was not looking and that lie passed it over to him (Co't'iO who siieted it. C'olep could not explain who lie did rot turn th watch ncr to the owner. He was placed under strop,-: probation tt Ottieer I-nie for the jtext half year. INSTRUMENTS STOLEN FROM PHYSICIAN'S AUTO

A a.-v of aluaMe instruments

vcre stolen from the ar helonnini;

to lr. i:. .1. Lent of U. X. Iifayette

M.. r.nicn was s;amnnü at tne si.ie

i f the public library n Wayne st.. sometime between : and 10 o'c'oeU

Tuesday niht. The case was of

black leather, -nnic 1'. inches lom-

and contained tr.at.v aluable optr-

.t'nr instruments. Six Miits were t.iker. !rc;!i the ;aes:.-ini; establishment of I-o ..tnk on X. Michigan st. The suits v ere in a back rom and the doors, ecurely locke!, wer biokii open y the thieves. desvnptions of he yuits have been uivt n tl;e police.

LET CONTRACTS FOR PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES Contracts for furnishing tlie sup!ie and e-piipmenls still needed for he cit playgrounds were let at the eetinsr of tlie muni ipal !. t'eation .ard Wednesday afternoon.

If'r A. Sons receid the (i;uract!

or the supplies, and the Americm - . . 1 , . . ..iii - ...

i i.cj (.rvuii'i v o. 10 1 ui ni'ii in aratus wliich will be installed at

be new 1'erley s ho.d plar.uml nd at th phoKio-md on ue st.. vhich Was provided by St. Adelwt's church. Ctprts wre maile I V.. Wolfe of the i;.if!ii com-i.itt-e on work l eii.c d n ) tli.it t.mmittee.

Lrry HEWS-TIMES Want Ads

May Sale of Handkerchiefs

A trreat sale cd Initial Handkerchiefs all linen A

qualities that usually sell at 25c and 3 5c, some with Colored borders. Choice at May Sale for 19c. All Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, larce size, 1 I inch, I 5c and values. Mav Salees 2 for 25c.

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Muslin Night Gowns at 59c, slipover style, with lace and embroidery trimmings, variety of styles to choose from. Nainsook Gowns at $1.50, open front and slip-over styles, lace and embroidery trimmed. Extra Quality Gowns at $2.98, of fine nainsook, large assortment with organdy and lace trimmings, wonderful values. Muslin Skirts at $1.50 to $3.50, with deep flounces of lace and embroideries, 2 14 yards wide at bottom, large assortments. Envelope Chemise at 75c each, made of tine batiste in 5 styles, trimmed with bands of lace and organdy,

splendid values.

Envelope Chemise at $2.98, unusual fine quality nainsook with embroidery and lace bands, yoke trimmed, also hand embroidered yokes. May Sale of House Aprons, hundreds of aprons of tine Scott's percales and ginghams, open front and back, s'ues 36 to 46. May Sale 50c. Gingham Petticoats at 50c, in all lengths, a quality usually sold at 65c.

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May Sales of Women's Blouses

Sheer Blouses, most attractive with spring and summer suits are offered in assortments that embrace a diversity of styles, unusually priced for this May Sale. Blouses of Crepe de Chene and Pussy Willow Silks with large square collars, tucked and embroidered fronts. May Sale $3.98 to $6.50. Blouses of Georgette Crepes in all the new suit shades combined with white, large sailor collars, deep fancy cutis, button trimmed. Mav Sale $7.50 to $15.00.

Blouses that wash, of fine Voiles and Organdy trimmed with lace so with tucks, large collars, deep cuffs. Mav Sale $1.98 to $6.00. Middy Blouses in all the latest combinations of colors, with belts and cuffs. May Sale at $1.50.

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May Sales of Underwear and Hosiery

Women's Lisle Union Suits, a medium weight garment, all styles neck and sleeves, ankle or knee length, ät $1.25 and $1.50. Women's Lisle Vests and Pants, vests in all styles neck and sleeves pants knee length, French top, at 69c and 75c each.

jl Children's Lisle Union Suits, for boys and r iris, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length.

drop seat and open back, at 69c, 89c and $1. Cotton Vests and Pants tor children at 35c each.

Women's Fibre Silk Hos, black only, with lisle toe and heel, at 29c Mack onlv with elastic tips at 35c, 3 for $1.00 black and grey, wide top, at 59c.

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May Sale of Gloves lVrriiiH Tino l'rt'iuli ;ioc. 2-cl.i.i. oversf;im. Mark ant hite. with contrasting .titohiTic. at 2.00. SJ.-.". aliallc Tapo ;lc-i for trcet wear and n;torin-. l i-iuc sewn arl o f r-.oatn. c'olors: Tan, uvcy. fan. chaitipauno and white. Son.e with tontitiim stitc-liiiiir, at M. 7.". S2.K). JS2.-5 and Kaic r ami I'tmiiCo (ilar-s l.lai k, whit1, tan. navy an 1 prey, plain and embroidered top-. 'i;.'n lriial.eth full tops, contrasting stitchin-'. at laK-. i'.'n', 7."h S."c. M.OO, M.l." up to S1.73. May Sale of Neckwear The Biggest Values Ever Offered. Georgette Collars, large ize flat square shape, beautifully trimmed with tile t lace and embroidery, some all white, usually priced at St.ou and 51.25. May Sale price 89c. Georgette or Chiffon Collars, trimmed with bands of Venice lace, a dainty collar tor Miit or dress. Special May Sale" 59c. Hat Bands of colored :dlk at 25c. Veilings specially priced at 25c to $1.00 yard.

Children's Hair Cutting Department Third Floor.

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Store Opens S:20 Closes 5:30 Saturday to 9:30 p. nt.

'1&i!jt,är y Brocades, 5 to 8 inches, in wliite, rink and old rose for hair bows. ashe- and cam-

Mi'j j iMuo, iiorn oyc ya. to i.uu. iQlMMTb Satin Ribbons in all the newest shades tor fane

rosettes, carriage bows sashes and hair bows, widths, from 4c and up to $1.00 yd. Sashes and flair Bows made up free of charge.

Special Offering of Friday and Saturday Handsome Wool Velour and Serge Silk lined Coats at $15.00 and $19.75, all sizes to 49.

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Our Great May Sale Offers Sheer W ash Fabrics

- 0 Pieces Fancy White Voiles of the tinest quality, 40 inches wide, beautiful patterns for

waists and dresses, manv noveltv weaves and

values eaual to anvthinvr we have ever offere.

Special at 25c yd. H

du neces rrmiea voues at zyc ana oc, fancy sport stripes and figures, also in small designs, all the newest colors. You are alwavs

safe in buying voiles of this quality. They are popular and serviceable. 30 inch Spider Mulls at 19c yard, a distinctive sheer fabric in an unusual range of neat patterns, very much desired for summer's wear.

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Pure Linen Suitings at 69c yard, always corresi in style, a practical cloth for summer. Many new colors also in white which is now in great demand, 36 inches wide.

May Sales of Embroidery

Flouncings and Georgette Crepes Dress Flouncing Embroidery, in blue, green, gold and rose, 45 inches wide. May Sale at $1.65 yd. "Whip-o-Will," a new silk Marquisette for line waists and dresses, 40 inches wide. Special May Sale $1.25 yd. Georgette Crepes, always fashionable for waists and dresses, all the new shades, 40 in. May Sale $1.85 yd.

May Sale of Curtain Materials 40 in. Marquisettes, in white and cream. A remarkable price at this sale of 18c yard. Scotch Madras 36 inches wide, in white and natural, at 25c yd. Quaker Craft Curtain Nets Filet Nets, 40 inches wide, in white or cream, at 39c yard.

May Sale of Linoleums Printed and Inlaid block and wood patterns for kitchen and dining rooms. Tile patterns for bath rooms. Matting and flowered designs tor hallways and bedrooms. Inlaid from $1.10 to $1.65 sq. yd. Printed from 65c to 80c sq. yd. No extra charge for measuring or laying. Call up by phone for estimates.

May Sale of Rugs for Summer Homes and Porches. Waite's Grass Rugs make a delightful change for the summer months. Many city homes are transformed entirely with these rugs. Sun parlors and porches are made especially inviting with the soft color tones of green, brown and blues and conventional borders. 4.6x7.6 at $3.45 8x10 at $7.50. 6x9 at $5.25, $5.75 8x19 at $7.50 to $8.95 9x12 at $10.50 to $10.95.

May Sale Dresses for Girls We have just opened up a splendid line of New Gingham Dresses for girls 6 to 16 years. New plaids and stripes with high waist line, side pockets. Priced $1.00, $1.25 to $2.95. New Junior Dresses for Girls in White Pique, Reps, French Linens, $3.95 to $10.00. New Middy Blouses with Skirts to match of Serge and checks Priced $1.00, $1.25 to $2.98. Dig Sale Children's Coats Lot 1 All Wool Serge and Poplin Coats, 2 to 6 years, all lined, $3.98. Lot 2 All Wool Serge and Poplin Coats, 6 to 14 years, all lined, $5.00. Lot 3 Taffeta Silk and Cloth Coats, 6 to 14 years, all lined, $7.50. These prices mean savings to you of 33 1-3 V .

Special Purchase of Boys' Wash Suits at $1.00, S1.50, and S1.95 A manufacturer of Boys' Clothing being unable to continue getting materials, discontinued the Wash Goods line. We bought his entire stock at 25 '; discount. You will benefit to the extent of 25 '; at these prices. The Suits Advertised at $1.95 are made of pure linen, beautiful qualities. Boys' Spring and Summer Hats at 50c, 59c and $1.00.

Our May Sale of Silk Dresses at $15.00 and $25.00 People have told us the past few days they never had purchased such splendid garments for such reasonable prices. The assortments for Friday and Saturday's selling is at its Best. Georgettes, Foulards, Crepe de Chines. Sport and Tailored Models.

Special Offering for Friday and Saturday. Navy Blue Serge and Gabardine Silk Lined Suits at $25.00 Former values S2().75 to S45.00. Handsome Taffeta Silk Suits at $15.00. Jackets all Messaline lined. Blacks, navys and tans. Sizes to 42

May Sales Domestics Interesting to the thrifty housewife. 100 Pieces Fruit of the Loom 36 inch, one of the best bleached muslins made usually selling at 1 5c yard. At this sale we offer not more than 2u yards to a customer at HV2C yard. Sheetings, Sheets, Pillow Cases (M Bleached Sheeting, Sleepy Hollow, at 29c yard. 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, Lockwood, at 30c yard. 81x00 Sheets, full bleach, the Pepperill brand, always satisfactory, at 95c each. 45x36 Pepperill Pillow Cases at 19c each.

May Sale of Percales For house dresses, aprons and children's plav dresses, 36 inches wide, in blue, grev and white grounds with figures. Great values at this sale I2l2c yard.

May Wash Goods Sale Representing thought, associated with keen purchasing power, and earnest desire to please our cutomers. W'e have asemb!eJ a wonderful assortment that is most desired. Scotch Ginghams at 35c yd. The season's greatest call. W e otTer a beautiful collection of plaids in pink, blue, green and tan. for popular one-piece afternoon dresses. 32 in. Dress Ginghams at 15c yd. A table full of these line patterns in all colors for spring and summer drees. Also Nurse's Stripe Ginghams. 27 in. wide, at i5c yd. 150 Pieces Dress Ginghams at 12V2c yd. Full standard quality, of every color and a tine assortment of patterns. This is equal in value to any we have ever offered the past year at 2- jc. 150 Pieces Red Seal Ginghams at 10c yd. Plain colors onlv. tans and grey. This is exceptionally good and very popular for this season's summer dresses. 32 inch Shirtings at 18 yd. of woven stripes mi white grounds A great variety of patterns.

May Sale of Silks

Fashion's demand in Sport Silks. Poplins, Tailetas. Pongee, Shantung and Crepe de Chine of the tinest quality, reasonably priced. 36 in. Sport Poplins at $1.00 to $2.25 Excellent quality of silk and wool poplins of medium weight, suitable for skirts and sport suits, in fancy stripes. Khaki Kool patterns with grounds of oyster white, tan or rose. Sport Pongee at 89c to $1.50 yd. Oriental designs in old blue, rose, wisteria and spring green, also in plain tan. Fancy Taffeta Silk at $1.50, $2.00 In stripes of various widths, printed in the season's solors on navv, mvrtle and black, for separate sport skirts. Crepe de Chines at $1.25 to $2.00 Season's most wanted materials for blouses and dresses silky lustre and excellent wearing qualities in all the newest shades.' 36 in. Wash Silks at $1.25, $1.95 Wash Tailetas, Striped Crepe de Chines, Habutai and Jap Silks in a wondrous collection for the summer's waists. 'Silverbloom," the New Fabric For sport skins and sport suits. A lightweight material in plain or fancy stripes, tine for combinations and easy to launder; 3o in. wide." Mav Sale price 89c yard.

May Sale Wool Fabrics Suit and Skirting Materials of all wool in noveltv stripes of gray, cerise and gold; usually sold at s 1.25 yd. May Sale price 75c yard. All Wool Panamas at $1.25 yd. A regular S2.no qualitv, in black, navy and brown. May Sale special at $1.25 yard. 100 Remnants of wool and silk materials for skirts and dresses; extra values. Reduced for Mav Sale.

May Sale of Linen

10 Pieces Table Damask Mercerized, 5S in., and regularlv this special sale price $3.19 dozen. Pure Linen Napkins 22x22, full bleached. Only 15 dozen at this special sale price at $3.19 dozen. May Sale of Towels Turkish Towels Always usetul in summer. These 22x15. good quality and weicht, usually sell at 3 5c each. Onlv 2o dozen at this May'Sale at 25c. Crash Toweling Full bleached halt linen with blue border, a 15c value, at this sale for 11c yard. Crash Toweling Pure linen, plain or red border, of extra quality; usual price 2 2c. At this sale at 18c yard.