South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 154, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 June 1917 — Page 2

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271 REGISTER HERE FOR DRIFT

Transients Who Will Be Gut of City Tuesday Comply With Law.

Until th losing of the city clrrk's office on Saturday niijht. 2"l transients of this nnd othr cities had restored their nanus ffr the s-l ctive draft as requirU. by law. Tlu-s-? registration aro of local mm who xpert to ho out of the city on the day of registration and of traveling men and others who do not claim Med residence in this city. The registration cards will he mailed to the heme of the individual where they wili te registered In hi.-j own precinct. Hospitals were i:-ited by the for of the clerk and tie patients within the age limits were signed up. Two other sick men have applied for the necessary cards which they will have tilled out and presented at the booths at the time on next Tuesday. It is required t.n all f-iok men rep Kter on the day of registration, and in order to accomplish this in some rises It will he necessary to have a me.csenuer ai ry the card from the Jerk'? office, fill it out and then present it to the propf-r booth on the day of registration. The county jails will be isited next week and nil prisoners resi?tered.

COURT PROMISES JAIL TO CLIENT OF LAWYER RAISING TECHNICALITY

Too much leqnl formality wielde'd 1-y Joseph Wypisynski, attorney fur he defense for Stanley Zales. charged with failure to ond his child to school, promises to land the defandant In jail unless the court changes its mind. Kefusin to ac ept the admitted hearsay testimony of I. M. 'alveri. .V truant oificer in the employ of the city, the defense demanded to know if the child of the defendant had been absent from school to the certain knowledge of the witness for the prosecution. Cahert knew only what he had been told hy the teachers and did not have the report on which he based his claims. The; ourt was forced to withhold the motion for dismissal of the attorney for the defense on technical grounds. The truant othecr was told by the c ourt to prepare a new ca.-e. have on hand his full report and then brin the teacher of the child to court to fulfill all of the legal formalities. The court held that it had been lenient in the past, and had not imprisoned those found guilty of llap;rant abuses of the law. It declared that with the failure of the attorney to cooperate with the court, that the latter would then demand the full mead of justice and in case the defendant is found guilty. Impose u jail sentence.

CLEM STUDEBAKER, JR.. PAYS SPEEDING FINE "You are charged with exceeding tvie speed limi:." s.id ;he court, whei. the delejdant was brought otforc him. "How do you plead?" "Guilty " was the reply. "Hie you anything to say before the cj-.irt pronounces sentence'.'" "Nothiig." "You are fined J fand cot.which hhall bo paid to the clerk." Clem StudebaUer. jr.. who had "been nrrei.ted by Motor Cop OlmMead Friday for exceeding the speed limit, paid his contribution to the purfe of the city without a murmur in city court Saturday morning.

WHAT OF DRUGS?

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By Otto I. atatlan. "I am glad to see The No a s-Tirnc? pushing this movement for "flusiress As I'sual " said Mr. Otto t J-tastian. the well known South Itend druirKlst. to a representative this "w eek. "Prohahly every man and woman in this vuinity realizes that war conditions have made drus prices go upward, in fact I do not beliere. any commodity in the l. S. has had a more terriiic price advance than drugs. In many ca.-es the advance has been 5''0, to 1000. "Hut we folks in .outh Bend are fortunate In many ways. For my helf 1 hae consistently held down cp prices I am striving to -ae people money on all druvs. medicines and toiiet articles. I find that monsr my many customers hundreds are from a radius of fifty to fixty miles iSouth Bend merchants are deriving trade, not only irom local sources but the Interurl-ars jre !urelj a decided as?et in evny line. "South Bend has a treat future, we need more homes It is true, but this condition is being met in good hupe by the realty men. In regard to actual business conditions 1 want to go on record as sayin my business is better at this time thn at the same period last year. The increase is gratUying" and I yeo no reason why anyone need worry over financial conditions. It us go on buying as usual let us FoK- ( F.T MAI I ORDKIl and CATALOG folks from out of town who promise greit things, especially : medical lines and thn "sting" the buyer. Money spent at home is notify well spent. "I sell all patent medicines, toilet goods and drug's at far less than catalog houses and if everyone on rural routes, as well as in town, will only come to the Hastian Drug Store ju: outh of th Auditorium Theater, thty will t.nd that they can secure dependable dru necessities ui a price ro out-of-town concern can efjual with purity and serue assured in eery cae." Ad.

roi: sali. Tirif safe; bar-'ain if taken at one In-iuire YITL'S J. JvSl II. JJ. 31. Adv.

Boys' Summer Wash Suits Made of genuine Khaki and Oxford cloths; greys with white collars, greens, Stripes. Extraordinary values $2.98. Boys' Separate Trousers, priced 59c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.95. K. and T. Blouses for Boys, all new, at 55c.

Expansion Sale of Remnants and short lengths of Curtain Nets, Marquisettes, Madras, lengths from 2 yards to yards, at l2 Regular Selling Price. Just the pieces for bed room, bath room and Cottage Curtains.

Expansion Sale of Woolnap Blankets Regular 33.50 values at $2.62. S2.50 Cotton Blankets at $1.87.

Expansion Sale of Odd Pairs of Lace Curtains Including all odd pairs, one and two of a kind," 2l2 and 3 yards long. Sold up to S6.50. Reduced to 95c to $2.95.

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Store opens 8:30; Closes 5:30; Saturday 9:30 p. m.

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Enjoy the Summer on Your Porches Waite's Grass Rugs 27x54 in. size $1.15, $1.25 4.6x7.6 ft. size $3.45 6x9 ft. size $5.25, $5.75 8x10 ft. size $7.50, $8.50 9x12 ft. size $10.50, $10.95 !n plain, fancy figured and Grecian borders; brown and green. Waite's Grass Runners In plain colors or stripes, 27, 36 and 54 inch by the yard from 49c up to 95c. The "Cliptwood" Porch Shades make your porches attractive and exclusive; 4 to 6 ft., from $2.75 to $6.00.

Mail Orders for items advertised in this issue will be filled immediately on receipt of order, and .if not entirely satisfactory, money refunded.

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Merchandise of "Quality First" Standard selling at prices which means a tremendous business for us and great savings for you. Tomorrow Starts the Expansion Sale of All Silk Suits Silk Coats Sport and Country Club Garments We are confident that no more favorable opportunity for the purchase of "Quality First" Merchandise has ever been presented to you. The reputation of the Robertson Bros. Merchandise increases the desirability of the remarkable values offered.

Expansion Sale of Linens 72 in. Mercerized Damask; regular 75c value, at 49c 68 inch Unbleached Damask, pure linen, satin finish; S2.00 quality, at $1.25 yard.

Taffeta Silk Coats Greatly Reduced to $9.97, $13.97, $21.97 These prices represent a saving to you of 35''. The stock of Silk Coats is at its Best. Every size to 56.

Expansion Sale

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1 and dark Percales and Ginghams.

Priced at 50c, 65c and 89c. 144 Maids' Aprons, made of genuine Indian Head and Lonsdale Twills. Specially priced 75c each.

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Great Collection of Lingerie Amazing values at this Expansion Sale. Hundreds of styles in these Gowns, Chemise, Skirts and Corset Covers. Gowns of Quality Muslin and Batiste with wonderful variety of trimmings in lace and organdy, slip-over and open front styles. Priced from $1.25 to $2.98. Envelope Chemise of pink and white Batiste, with edge

of embroidery at yoke, some lace trimmed, all sizes. Price 75c and $1. Envelope Chemise of Batiste and Muslin, simply or elaborately trimmed w i t h bands of organdy, medallion and laces. Sale prices from $1.00 to $2.98. Muslin Skirts, with deep embroidered flounces nnd

fpt Uvl rows aces anc orsandy a egjTF ß sfy lengths. Price $1.25 to $3.50.

Corset Covers in great va

riety from 50c to $1.98. Expansion Sale of 400 Skirts at $2.98 and $5.95 You have, never bought such values before as are offered you in this sale. All Wool Skirts, made of all wool materials, $2.98. Handsome Flannels. Tweeds, Shepherd Checks materials worth from S2.0U to S3. 75 a yard. Handsome Taffeta Skirts at $5.95 Made of 31.65 black taffeta 4 models.

Taffeta Silk Suits at $13.87, $21.97 and $29.95 All Wool Jersey Suits The very finest materials made, $13.87, $21.97, $29.95 . Every Taffeta and Jersey Knit Suit in our store included in this Sale. 3 1 5 Hand some Tailor Made Cloth Suits Including Blue Serges, Sport Materials, Jerseys. Every Suit in our store, including New 1917 Fall Models. These suits are priced $13.87, $21.97, $29.97 Includes stylish stouts. Many of these suits were bought of manufacturers at great reductions and the reductions we have now made brings the prices way under original cost.

Turkish Tovcch 29c quality at

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1 .000 New Wash D resses

For Afternoon and Dress-up Occasions. Priced from $5.00 to $25.00 Made of French Ginghams, Fine Embroidered Voiles, Organdies, Georgette Crepes and Crepe de Chines. Many handsome . Linen Frocks in this splendid collection.

Summer Millinery Country Club Hats, Sport Hats, Hats for Motoring and Lake Resorts. A most complete array of smart hats marked at prices that are quite an incentive for immediate purchasing. Panamas, Milans and Bannocks tailored and semidress in all white and the newest shades to match the popular sport coats. Prices $2.95, $3.95, $5.00 and up to $10.00 Our weekly service Hat.s, 'The Gage Hats," showing the newest ideas in summer models just in.

Special Sale Tomorrow Georgette Crepe Waists at $6.00 Wonderful values that will surely interest you. White, tlesh and a few in maize. Embroidered and tucked fronts.

Expansion Sale of

Washable Petticoats Made of Hyde grade white washable sateen. Expansion Sale at $1, $1.50. 390 House Dresses Extra quality gingham, which we offer at this Expansion Sale at $1.50.

Men's Winter Und erwear in Our Expansion Sale Men's fine ribbed fleeced union suits, .closed crotch, reinforced shoulder, always $1.50, Expansion price $1.10. Men's Part Natural Wool Union Suits medium weight, soft finish, closed crotch, elastic form-fitting; always has sold for $2.50. Expansion sale $1.87. Special Men's Athletic Nainsook Union Suits; splendid quality, 59c.

Expansion Sale of Sweaters and Knit Coats For Girls, Boys and Women. Very Special lot of Fibre Silk Sweater Coats at $4.39. Country Club All Silk Coats, a pure silk sweater, at $18.50 to $25.00.

Fibre Silk Sweater Coats Large variety of colors, at $5, $8.95, $10. 'Also all wool Jersey at $10.00. Light Weight All Wool Sweaters A very soft, fleecy garment, at $6.00, $8.50 to $12.95. Motoring Sweater Angora at $3.95 Also a large assortmnf f f ill 1 1 "" 1 Ciir.inf

pte'5;5H:?.Ä& ers at $2.98. "

Expansion Sale of

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Coats

A wonderful lot now marked at $3.95, $5.00, $7.95. Children's Summer Dresses, washable dresses of Ginghams- Chambrays and Piques, now selling at 39c; 2 for $1, and $1.00 each. Children's Creepers and Rompers, special at 19c. Children's Ribbed Hose, reinforced knee. Sale price 19c

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MARQUETTE PARK IWt Home Site in South llond. CI.KMOXS, KXHIHT, MKXAIU & PAUL ii'2 Union Trut Wd;. (Selling Agents.)

Don't Pay Cash for Your Clothing Your Credit ts Good & GATEyrs S21 & Mlchlgaii St.

The Latest in LADIES' WEAR T. S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Michigan St

For Ker Shoes and Shoe Xexrs Watch Our Window. WAUI-OVKR BOOT SHOP.

NEW SPRING SHOES at Guarantee Shoe Co.

Join the U. S. Army or Navy Now Your Country Need You! Your postmaster is a qualified recruiting officer.

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