South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 199, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 July 1917 — Page 3

txnvrsTvw r.vnvivc. jtty ir. 101:. I h!s famines to her since their marn OOOOOööOOOOOOOOüüOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOa WHITE MILAN SHAPES Values to $3.25 150 New Silk Taffeta DRESSES All colors and styles. Thursday riace a number of yeir nsro. At present hi wife ami children are Goshen News tlivinp with the former'? mother. 3 YIU Vi;sT COMING. Edward Arlincton, ahead of Buffalo mils Wild West (Jess Wiliard's show. i jn loshen and if he can Mnd a suitable lot on which to pitch tents may exhibit here Thursday afternoon and nicht, Aue. The show is now in eastern territory. ! f A Q SM, 218-221 SO. MICHIGAN ST. M U! 32

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YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN

Coats, Suits,

and Millinery

that we are going to offer Thursday to make this the biggest bargain day of Our July Clearance Sale. We guarantee you an absolute saving of from 1-3 to 1-2 on every purchase.

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Any Silk Suit in the house, in taffeta and satin, regardless of former price, in navy, black, grey, tan and old rose; sizes 36 to 42; all new styles. Special Thursday

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Former prices of these Suits $20 to $35.

Extra Specials in our Millinery Dept.

White Satin Trimmed Hats

Absolute $5 and $6 values. All the early Fall styles, beautifully trimmed with the newest trimmings. A special lot for this sale only at

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TRIMMED WHITE DOUBLE BRIMMED MILANS Values in this lot to $5.00. You can't afford to miss a bargain like this. A Double Brimmed Milan Hat for only

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Join the U. S. Army or Navy Now Your Country Nccdt You! Your postmaster is a qualified recruiting office:

!l UNION SHOE CO.

233 S. Michigan St.

ft Ö0MEOF GOOD CLOTHES

Council Orders Plans and Specifications Drawn Up by Harding.

Ni -Ti!i;pj S;.r. Sorire: jsm:.'. July IV At the re:iil.tr session of the mmrr.on tc inril ih project of a municipally owned -.eiitial Jieatins station, often con-

j:-ilcicI (lmint; the last :''t years, I riel to mm M an extent that after Water Works anl IJqht Supt. jll.tulm )i;ol submittf(J preliminary j iiKiires oinj to jhov the cot of constructing ui initial plant he was ' in.-tructel t jrocee(J with more tletailed jilans ainl speculations and j reiort at the next regular meetini;

of the council .Monday niht. August 6. In making' th.e first purvey of the field Supt. Harding had the assistance of H. A. Woodworth, reprentatie of the American Histriet Steam "o.. said to he the pioneer concern in the field of central heating plants. Addressing the council Supt. Hardin'; and Mr. Woodworth expressed themselves as heing-

thoroughly convinced that this is an

unusually opportune time to proceed with such construction as is now contemplated, made so 'realise of th.e prevailing excessive prices

I for all pra des t f fuel..

I'nder the estimate of Supt. Harding' on data furnished !y Mr. Woodworth a line can he laid in '.0 das r less at a cst of $ 1 5.7! 7. 10. Maximum receipts arc estimated

j at $s.c,s., per ar. with guaranteed

receipts for the first year at $4,700.

i;iis rm i'.r.iiMdx !ids for tlv several hridqes to he !uilt in Klkhait county will Ie opened at the regular session of the

l county commissioners Mondav. Aug. j Included In tho list of bridces is J th structure over the t. Joseph j river on Elkhart av., KlUhart. It is to cost fietween $S0.000 and $90,00.

TIIIKS SLASH t'nknown parties slashed the au-

j tomohile tire of cars owned hy Frod Hahn. Carl Schultz and Jas. I Hutz. A reward of $2.". has heen j offered for the arrest of the guilty

party or parties.

MAiiniAfii-: mct:nsi-:s. Sigmund Schneider, 'hicago. 1 years old. and Leah Weher, Elkhart. 17 years old.

o cm:.ri-:it coal. The fuel situation in (Joshen is not improved and excessive prices on all grades of eoal continue to he in effect. Large user of soft coal are unahle to produce contracts that are satisfactory. If prices arc to he reduced .it an early date, there is no pronounced indication of ?uch action here.

MAY PAKK. In a hal consummated Tuesday Henry ('ripe of (Joshen. a memher of the contracting firm of ('ripe and Seaman. hihwav huilders. lought

! of Theodore and Jesse Deardorff. j acting for the Jonas Deardorff es- ' täte, a tract of 41 acres of land lo- ! rated on the west side of the .Main

st. highway ut of Closhen and extending to the dam. The consideration was $10.000. It is Mr. f'ripe's plan to proceed at once and huild an amusement park. He will provide a skating rink and other popular attractions, including hoaiing and picnic facilities. Total cost of ahont Jl'n.oon will le incurred, the amount including a residence.

Il' ATIIS. Krank Henry ('oats, age ".7 year?, uell known floshen iron worker, died at the home of hi daughter. Mrs. Hurt l. ('rip with whom he had reiied following the death of hi wife about one ear ago. The

! deceased had hren suffering with ' heart ailment for some time hut his demise va entirely Tinexpected.

Mr. Coates was horn in Goshen June .". 1 v;o. Surviving are his daughter and two brothers

"YVhea jou tkink of Homefuralnhlncs t.lnk of Pallor."

kikki.i nv cnw. The three year old daughter of Jessie hritohel. residing south of (Joshen. srstained a sere injury when she was ki'ked by a cow.

s.vi:n ritoM iihowxixc Dr. Joseph Dangler of Goshen, senior student at the American school of Osteopathy. Kirksville. Mo., rescued Mildred Irish and Mary P. Mclteynohls of Quincy. 111., from drowning In Still's lake, near Kirks-illc.

lit attleboro (Vt. ftortkeeper i potato exhil itrd in a jes-l h.i u indow . w ith : card

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"Vp tint il this time Elkhart county has been unable to contract for loal for The county infirmary and the county jail heating plants next winter. Two acents were here yesterday for the purpose of selling coal. . It is poiil that within a short

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MT I'Oi: IMVOIU'I-L Peter Eozmin has brought divorre proceedines in the circuit court agaiust Klotet.ce M. Eozman. Tli plaintiff albues that hi wife refuses to live with him although

Elkhart News

TAX FERRET CLAIM IS HELD ILLEGAL

Appeal in J. B. Workman Case Filed in Commissioners' Court.

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News-Times Special Servi?: KLKJ1AHT, July 18. County Auditor Hemenderfer has filed with the clerk of the ciurcuit court a transcript of the proceedings of th county commissioners at the June ttrm, K: 7, and th aflidavit of appeal of W. V. Hayncf and other taxpayers of the county, from the trder of the commissioners allowing a claim of Joseph H. Workman, ta:; ferret, for $7;5.7u as commission for discovering sequestered jiroperty lor taxation. The atfidait alleres the claim was allowed wi'hout authority and was illcfial and not owin;r by the county. The appeal notice was Id-d July :;. Atty. L. D. Hall, who prepared the complaint, a 1 lese the following reckons why the claim should aot have teen I lowed: Kirst That the property was not discovered by Workman under the contr.u t . or at all. Seeor.J That all property specified in the claim under the nrst installment of 1 f 1 ; taxes was on the l'Jl.. duplicate prior to Jan. 1, 1917, and was. continued from the 1 0 1 " duplicate to the l'lf duplbate hy the auditor; aus placed on the duplicate Py the ai'ditor and assessor. Third That all of, the property nentioned was tiistc-overcd juiur to

1?1. and t'Cfore the 131b taxe.i

thereon became due and pa.va.ble. Fourth That Workman discoered the pr.porty mentioned in tht Items of the claim prior to the time id making the contract, and was paid for Iiis .services in the disco'. -cry and placing of the tame on the duplicate and cut of the county treasury prior to 1917. Fifth That the property for the discovery for which the claim is made and filed is in the Elkhart county and disclosed iti the public records in he county othces. Therefore, and for the leasons given, the plaintiff appeals to the circuit court from the order of the commissioners and the allowance the cl.-i'm permits. The main point in the contention is that Workman had already been paid once for discovering the properly and placing it on the dupUca there is no reason why he cannot continue to collect from year to year as loni: as the property is carried forward. Workman has a three year contract with the county, dated March H, 191, and on all taxes collected

receie percent on .sequestered i property collected by him. placed on

th.e duplicate, and for which is collected the taxes. This is a statement gi en by Mr. Hall. It is alo stated hy Mr. Hall, when asked who would he responsible for the payment of the alleged illegal claim to the county, in case that the court holds that it was wrongfully allowed and paid, replied that the taxpayers would have redress on the 'oiinty commissioners.

LURIERY SALE

Hat

Up TO $5 TRIMMED HATS

.u.Mfi- oi uroup of Women'.. Trimmed 1 . . 1 1 . . I . : . .

1 1 1 1 1 -aini or noinp Mraw or inilari. and leghorn, now M,IT style-, spec ial for Tlmr-da, so hill), at

$3 and $4 Hat Shapes

"i"' lot of stIiIi l iitrim-

med Hals of white lioi;,p. hboin and lew inilans. Ihkwc from .mall shapes a lilt" sailor, while (T A A !' la-i at $1.UU $4 Satin Hats Wwoh slimmer iIes. trail-parent, lav brim. :!:':" $1.00

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2 Men's 75c Sport Shirts

.Men's Sport Shirt

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TO II I Alt HAND I Ii AY. News-Tinas Spec-Pli Service: KLKHAKT, July IS. Members of company IZ will he taken to Wakarusa Thursday to hear the band concert under the direction of 1 Ulbert Davis, who has prepared a patriotic program. The tp will bo made in honor of seven Wakarusa recruits who have enlisted in the company, and an effort to ain mo:-? recruits.

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SHOP EARLY

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Union Suits An Me n's I idem suit-, ath-V i. letie or ok',, me-h. in

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$2 Extra Size House Dresses Women's fine IVrcnlc Hods' Drr-v liht or daik c(dor, new summed molcls. nt

JOIN the CROWDS at THIS SALE!

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WOMEN'S $6 WASH DRESSES!

Women's bcaottful (irtli.im riaid Wa-li Irc-ss, In nil slc special SI I.iv at

UP TO $6.00 WOMEN'S COATS

Women- Spring C'o.its. ju-t 7 m f tfot this lot, -o hurr. i 5 8s6

leiee at KJUWl TO $10.00 SUMMER DRESSES

Mllrl;.-. Iillc lliev l.lt. UV I ill linl,,$7 Silk Dress Skirts $4.00 $15 Silk Taffeta Coats $8.00 Women's $20 Extra Size Suits $8.00

Child's $5 White Dresses $3.00

$2 Karatol Traveling Bags (iinir aw. iv? A sale of Illaek karatol Traveling Uai.'.-. al-o libre

Suit Ca-es. Special at

1.50 & $2 Infants'

White Dresses IK

ini.ints prvuy unite Ii wit and Nainsook Drf--s, lone : short, odd lot. Sp4tda! at . . .

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2 Child's 75c Rompers a-4lia hlo Itotopc r suits tor hoys ;uui i:iils. neat stiiHl Uinuhains. .ic- to cnrs. '2 for

$2.50 and $3.00 Silk Waists One lot oT s:l and Crepe de (hint anil silk V.iils in white, colored and slriled. Come early. Special

New $1.50 and $2 Corsets at $1.00

I inc IVimh'Ii ctMilil rrls. riNtproof Mrcakat.le, ncvc.( ifivlcls Mt 91.no.

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Boys $2 Wash Suits at $1.00

I hip while repps mid noaf stripnl mafvrialj

for loyi, a?os to 9 years, -pecJal SI. On.

Boys' 75c SKlrts, 2 for $1.00

$2 WOMEN'S MUSLINWEAR

. l.lhlO ol Womcii s Pretty Muslin l iidci-vvc-ai ,

(owns, IVitieoal. Silk Knvclopo ( iK inies. ( re,e de chine Coix i ä ' . . - . . a

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Ways extra line pialit y spoit nnd niiin plain and strlcd materials.

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2 Pair 89c Silk Gloves Women's ilanxe silk (iloxes. wlille or Mac k. doill'lc l'2CT lips. -J pair for

2 Girls' 75c Dresses Or.o lot of fiiris' fiituliam a 11 cl t I n e n e Ire-ses. acsi 2 to II jear. special 2 for

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I IP TO $3 GIRLS' DRESSES

One lot of ;iils Itcaniifii Wash

sold up to s.l.on. Newest Siinwncr I)i-es.cs. ices lo 1 f jciirs special at

Dreo-es, that

Si.00

75c Dress Sacques 2 for $1..00 Women's lisht ami dark ierinle tredm; saecpies. ;iW les, sile 2 for SI.OU. Child's $3 Raincoats at $1.00 Jim ir Ixn' and IrN' raintnai. in ihN lot, o come early. S.-lc t .tl.OO. 75c Kimono Aprons 2 for $1.00 Women's llnht and dark kimono slee.apnms hiitton hick ?-tIes, 2 for SI. 00. Child's 35c Drawers 4 for $1.00

Children's rniliroidere! niuMIn drawer, extra

line inrislin. 1 for SI. 00.

Up to $3 Lace Curtains, pair $1.00; llcautlfnl nottinah.ini laci -iirtain.s, in whifc.

eeru and eremi. Special pair, for SI. 00. 35c Turkish Towels 4 for $1.00

I.arjre sie Turkish values, I for SI.OO.

hath roucl, recular S.V

Men's $2.50 Pants

One lot of Men's Wool Mixture

Work Pants, also

Khaki lnt- in Iii

lot. Speci tl at

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SALE STARTS 8:30 OLD TIME BE NEAR THE DOOR

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New s-'J iiiH .-i-c ial Scrvi e: KliKllAHT, July 1. Keefc of this city has American field service. Elkhart Wednesday, and for France next Saturday

Ipwey oineci he He leaves -will sail

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ouniiit iavi; 1:1:1 ai urn. .New s-Timpn Sjx-.-lal Service: lU.KHAUT, July is Repairs to the pavement on V. Franklin and Jackson sts. were ordered by tho hoard of works. .Street Commissioner Coleman will repair arounJ the manholes, which ar a menace to automobile Fprin?s. The nikhart r.riue and Iron works will repair the hole on Jackson st.. caused iv a defective teuer. J. Ii. Davidson said that it seems that the city ii responsible for the hole.

NEW YORK'S "W CLUB MUST GO OUT OF BUSINESS

31,314 APPLY FOR 0. R. T. C. IN CENTRAL DEPT. CHICAGO. July 1. Official figures on the applications for trainin? in the second series of otiicers' reserve camps in the central depart mmt of the army, made public Tuesday night, showed a total of :i.:i4 applicants, of whom $.622

were at oik e rejcieo mm -i..-certiried for examination. From this latter number will l.e scle.-ted the ..7 '.". men for training in the various camps of the department which opens Auk. 27.

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Ilf Til lti'n;il News S'-rvit-e: NKW YORK. July lv After tlu-y have imbibed quite freely from th 'tip that chcors. the AstorMlts anl Vanderpoulds of New York's "4 00" are quite as noisy as the quests at a Sunday beer party in Mickey O'Brien's shanty. This shocking l it of news came to lisht Mondr.y in a suit to put a stop to the further existence of the duo Pe Vinpt, society's exclusive ninht

resort, in F. Fift

Alice Cm. Vanderbilt

property, is name

fendants.

Mrs. Ilosi G. Simon and othrr owners of realty in Fiftv -eighth st.

are the onts who are kicking about '

SOLE SAVING PAYS R

It js rii'ich mnr" cal t pay 1 . '"" ff"' a pair of new solt s for 'wr t shoes than to pay $7."" or more f..r a new j.air vf shi-. The bl ones 'a ill look and war ; uc-Il. too. if you keep them in a, pood state of rep'iir. VV.tr the ,M shes i:;to our si"; and we will re-;tir t'nejr. wbi'.e yon wait. It will t.ikonly a f. minutes to n-m-vv t )i .

ir, JZ i kW 0.,a1ilv.SWP-opair(3 , d one of the de-' u AJ"-i"-?'P X

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"SOLE SAVERS'

WARNER BROS. Seed and Farm Machinery 114 E. Wayne St.

Union Trust Company Safe r7oit Baxfis -lth Pcll fadltlle for th prlva-ey of cc-tomerft-

The word "Jewry" tomes to u thrucli the Norman l-'rcii'ii and is of frequent occurrence in old Uns-Lish.

the coir.ps on at the fashionab' club. The Fiftv -eighth stieeters are niphtly kept from leep, Mrs. S:mon says, by harsh-ton-d motor horns aifl the t.elpwinp of haulturs in front of Club Ie Vinpt. the blare

and torn tC'ins .f un clink and sornetinu pla-es and Anally shrieks of lauchter.

orchestra, the ' the r.ish of '

pe.n;

Ancient Hebrew prison contained a special rh-mkr f.r the pillory Tb.is was termed "the house of th

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ADLER BROS. On SUchUn t W&shlnrton TICE WTO I IK IX) It MIT AXI

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For New Shoo aal Srvoe News WaXcli Our WlnJcmti. WAI.K-OVTZU BOOT S1IOP

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.t potato. )ncc Used for food y Amcricoxt. A rure jwL"

I he has turned over practically ail j pillory. (II Chcroniclcs xvi, 10.) 77