South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 229, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 August 1917 — Page 2

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With 96 Accepted, 34 Are Needed for Quota of 134. Or.1 hundred and fifty men from the -ounty di b? failed to Ml the juo'a additional L 1 1 i 1 t will of WW. Notion- to appear h fort inir.g phMcians v. ill he the exam-maib-d to-li-t of thoe lav a rui Saturdav. T 1 i r ill . I is po.-tcd in the rounty cbrk's o'h' e for public tn-p-"" tiori and printed (!sc'.hir; in thi.-? edition of The No ws-Timi'S-. OI'ticLil! of the bo.-rd : fated Thursday that they had ae epted men for erviee out of 2V- nun answering the first all. Four more mm are ordered to report Sept. 1 which will make the total numVr accepted for service l'!". This leaves I men yr t to ho selected from the mm answering the second tall. Disallow l our Claims. Four exemption claims were disallowed Thursday and their names added to the list of tlKea Th"sf mm are: Nick Pickel, jr.. Ö 0 F st., Mishawaka. 'lyde (i. rainier. HO.', S. Misha waka. August Snvbrooh, 'Ill accepted. Jefferson .('.Till .St., W. Sth i'... .Ml.diawaka. 'ahm hemaray. Pakeville. The new call for l'o men is m.ulo in accordance with the instructions received from Washington ordering the local hoards to ehrt for service more men than is actually needed to '.ill the quotas. This order is made to provide for possible physical rejections hy army surgeons after the men reach the niohilizat.on campThe three local selection hoards received "full steam ahead" orders from State f'ojisei iption Agent I's hhai h Thursday morning. "Fxpedite! is the cry of the war department. The tir.-t -' p-r --nt of the men selected will entrain for the mobilization camp Sept. the second "A per cent will entrain Sept. 1.". ami the next per cent on Sept. The remaining 1" Pf," '"t will he ordered to repoit as soon after Sept. J" a poilde Inv estimations of exemption claims are still oecupving the officials of the ity hoard No. and th' county hoard. Announcement of the men further selected for service hy these hoards will he made m a few days. The call for additional men to fill the quota from city divi-hm No. -will be issued Friday. Tlie call inlude.l !0 nu n. starting at liability order No. 21 f-.ty division No. 1 is completing the work of rertit'ving the Jist of men accepted for service and tlv? exenmte.l to the district 1 oard at Importe. :!icials o the hoard -tated that tne Oat second all Will he vet been decided. City division No. ; s men for er v ice. No. has accepted on which the i ; i -. I has pot 1 has a i epted iinl eity di ision 7 ".. with nearly all of he pa the exemption ol n. claims yet to (iitAss nisi: tiii!i:mi:s. Member of the tire company No 7 were called to the corner of Napoleon and St. Louis sts. at .". VIiii K la-t evenimr and xunu-nisli-e! a vrass fire that rhrca'ened st -f-ra! buildings. lih .vrri:T!o! Xfi.llivia facial with Carlsbad? n,ii, i death to wrinkles as it tightens tii sausy mui b s. I :i rienced opeiator from main ot!ic. cificauo. witli Mni" Fwarts. Co. lh andon-1 Miri ell Advt. MOTHERHOOD WOMAN'S JOY Suggestions to Childless Women Vti.ol- the irtvi- of Ld:a i: 'inklii!ii ts.etabl" Compound is the ability to correct sterility in the tases of many women. This fact is well established as evidenced by the foilowim: letter and hundreds of others we haw published in these columns. I'oi'Kir Fluff. .P "I u.ut otlior women to know w hat a blessing Lyli.i L- Fmkham's Vegetable Compound h a s been to me. We had alu a. s wantit a cioy in our hune but 1 was in poor health ar.d not aM- to do my work. My mother and husband both uracil ni" to trv Lvdi l F. Fir.kham's Vccctabb. 'ompour.d. I did so, my i ' Ith improved and I am f.ovv th.e Vn tlier of a tine baby :rl i.d b iill ny own house work." Mr.-, Alha H Ta:i:iioi. - 1 ' Al-m-u.-I St . I'opl.ir F'n:T. M-c In ii.an !es th'-le a '. i - of t ! i I . r 1 1 r ! i -. i e J . ; I . ! -u i e now c In i i ' t -fa' t that I.v d.a P. 1'inkl.a Hi' Vt. t a' worn s ; I I n . 1 v j . : . to ti' . i; i: e o . ä i. Will helpful. i : : i ; i - .i.o iü;i M h . 1 1 1 1 1 I "t: or;g l.vdi.i Ii. Pü.kliaVi i :.!. .M i--.. fr adf ti 1 1 1 1 d ' 1 1 1 i.i I Adv.

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SSUE A GHALLEW p UL The machine pun company has a ha'dt of getting into the limelight and apparently they are justified. The latest i ontention of C'apt. Kim1 de'.-: ( rack company is that they not only have the best football team. h i j t that they .are unal'Ie to get a ha.-ehall game with any soldier otutit for a wager. Mgr. Stegen of the M. I. baehall team today asked this publication to i - i j - an open challenge to any city train. Here is a line-up of the M. I. company hall team which shows on its face that the newly rcorc i ni.eil company is made up of practiced and talented hall players: I e Wesprleare, c: Martin P.uchko'.vski. p; F. Miller, p or f-s. Iirown will hold down short while the second corner will he taken care of by Juwaja. Lieut. Williams will hohl down third hase while the outfielders will he made up of liaunuiarder. lavies, ;ilroy and the utility men. De I raff and Williams. HERE ARE MEN IN SECOND COUNTY CALL The following are the names of L"i additional men called by the county exemption hoard to et the required quota of I'M. The names bei; in with liability number 10 7 and end with No. 117 inclusive: Robert J)oul.is Fields, K. 11. ::. South Fend; Charles Woife, .North Lib' ity: Fdmoml DeCoster, ölM W. Sixth st., Misha waka; Frank L Fischer, WalUci -tonKolly Karnesrn, - '. Fnion st., Mithuwaka: Samuel lalward Smith. K. l. i. South Fend; Joe O. Tricker. New Carlisle; Duron I aneelovic. 1 12 J Mishawaka av ., Mishavvaka: 'barb's Joseph 1 1 aim. K. It. 12, Fern: James Frnst Foster, lb lb 1, North Libeity. August 1 1 Metamer. 1 ; Well :-t., Mishavvaka; (rville Merle Leslie, Lakeville; Joseph L. (bu stbauer. lt?l Lincoln way ., Mishawaka; Fuss II l'rederi( k, IF' i:. Jefferson st.. Mishawaka; Albert William Looker. 1 2 1-2 Lincoln way I'., Mishavvaka; Charles Lene. .".::i Alice st.. Mishawaka; Kay Flarence Smith. .New Carlisle; Hurley K. .imineu inan. . W. Fattell st., Mishavvaka: Claiiii' 1 lenry l-'oid. It. Ii. South Lead; Oliver M. Ilime, 1. N. li ision st.. Mishavvaka. August Leo Monhout. ceoIa; (Ihn I'rederick Stillson. Walkerton; Alb.-rt Henry C.rueuel. 217 W. Finhth st.. Mishawaka: Ibirl Kizer, "it'.' W. Livvienco st, Mishavvaka; Fesasessi Fietro. 4 1 1 W. Tenth st., Mishawaka: Marvin Fdiuir F.arton, Lbi7 S. Smith st.. Mishawaka: John W. TrocKer, Notre lame; llarley Flmer O'Liyant. ' 1 I Ann St.. Mishawaka: Kellard 11. Fixier. IL IL .". South lb lid. Wallie Foltz. U'17 F.. Fourth st.. Mishawaka: Frederick Fautets. .".L'S W. Tenth st.. Mishawaka: Falph L. Aulenbach.' :::: W. Mishavvaka av., .Misliavvaka: William User. F. Froadway. Mishavvaka; Mason It. I'l tin. : W. C,rve st.. Mishavvaka; IFnterv Melvin Farker. 1 1. H. 1. I likeville: William F.sMff. Ii. K. I. ! Mishawaka: Jordan Shearer, IV! L. J Mishawaka a v.. Mishavvaka; Fdvvard V.. .ousley. North Lihvrty: Allan Fich'. 1 W. First st.. Mishawaka. Floyd F. (lever. 11. K. 1. South Fend: Charles Arthur Jackson. IL IL 7. South Fend: Jose Marie Lopes Fanios. 220 F. Mishavvaka av.. Mishawaka; Fred .Mahler. .Notre Dam: Fene Flendnian, 41. W. Fihth st.. Mishawaka: Lucius Minnepar. 1 1 7 1 j Mishavvaka av., Mishawaka; Fdward Warren Stock. iL IL -. Mishawaka; Claude Mitchell. Bremen; Byron Clav ton Kirby. IL IL 1, South Bend; James Shearer. Wyatt. John Homer Baldwin. :'2' W. I Lawrence st.. Mishawaka; Kdgar ! C.aal Flat., Lakeville; John B. FaI uer. 114 N. Mill si.. Mishawaka; '.Nicola I'eooraro. ."10 O'Connor sb, ' Mishawaka; Walter Marrori Shepi ... aid. IL F. 1, outh Bend: Albert John Walker. P. P. '. South Pond; Franklin C. Pier e. ;0'. Lawrence st.. Mishavvaka; Camiel hammen, r, li W. Sixth st.. Mishawaka; Warrt-n P. Haskins, K. K. lakeville; Clarence Poroy Phninger, P. P. L Pox ". South Pend. Jame Melvin Phillips. Ii. IL 1, Mishawaka: 'ernoti II rover May. P. IL , Lakeville; Herman I'rederick Worm. (5 ranger; William 1 Zumhar.ch. lc'. P. Jefferson st.. Misha waka: Augu-t Van Hdheke. SU W. I l'ifth st.. Mishawaka: John Harrison! Johns. Walkerton; Harry W. Coveader. -10 N. Main st.. Mishawaka: Kith IM. son t'roud. New Carlisle; Marvin William Hummer, P. P. South Pend: Julius Van Camp, ill W. Ligkth st., Mishavvaka. Oscar Theodore Podfr. Lincoln way P.. Mishawaka; Henry Castntr, North Liherty; Plmer Snyder. P. P. '. Lakeville; John lifree, IL IL South Pend: Oiiand Pay Sellers. 217 Line. -In way P., Mishawaka: Sheldon P.. Pralle, llj W. Prcavlvvar, Mih.awaka: Joseph Jacob Pendit. Watt; Carmen Ponardi. Oranger; P.ilph H..mT Welder. P. P. 1. So .th P. rul: Solomon S. ("Jronn. 1H S. Puion st, Mishawaka. John . Tyrrell. P.. IL South j P.end: Kirk Prown. 1." Lincdu ;.av V.. M i.-ha'.v aka ; Walter (leorge l.,Hi.. -'"n VV" v;,oh MiUi i. I waka; Tony Schmitt. 11 : P. Twelfth

Farade at Camp Leepcr last niprht v. as the most successful formal military ceremony yet held by the South teti units now encamped in this city. The lines of all of the companies takim? part in the parade vere .streicht as they passed the reviewing officer. Capt. Bodeers, while the Musje of the hand was excellent and tlie recruits; handled themselves a - veterans. Tlit drive for the 0,000 fund for the soldiers of the four South Bend Co ijianus f.f the Indiana national .'ru',rd is yroressäns,' with much success. Yesterday evening the $ 1 , 7 0 mark Mas reached and it is expected that the bi demonstration, iacludir.K the hall fame at Singer park in the afternoon Saturday, will 'nm i.u total up to more than ?i,000. Stably Sert. Clinton, assisted by Mecl,anic Conklin, are puttinir the machine trucks into hrst-class shape. SYon the little army buzz wakens will come forward with a new coat of . I), paint. Fes lents who were donating pies ha e taken the suggestion maele by officers of the regiment t halt kindly, and deluge of pastry has stopped. Now eggs, meats, bread and more substantial foods are being olfered by thosf who wish to offer a "nit" to the.boy who are soon to leave. Army life makes strange bed fellows. Because of the training camps, men who are now otlieers in the national. regular or national guard army were formerly employed by men who are now privates in the ranks. But there is yet to be found an occasion when the former employer has not come to salute. He knows it is America, his flap, and the rank that he is saluting m t the individual. st., Mi:-havvaka; Charles Leliaert, 411 W". Seventh st., .Mishawaka; Daniel r i! ('rovvl, North Liberty: Jacob Xelasko, New Carlisle; Charit s ClitTtual Dougherty, Oscetda; William Marek. F. K. 2, Mishavvaka; Itiehard Leo Waial, Notre Dam Carl L. Leonard, K. 11. 2. Mi.-ha-j VHka; Leonard J. Fyke, 1-4 W. Marlon ft., Mishavvaka; Mervin Janus I'helan. Notre Dame: Fernard Henelict .Mul lay, Notre Da nie; liussell Cl.v.le Wilcoxen, Box F Lakeville; Linwaial 11. Hunsherger, ll'O F. Seventh st.. .Mishawaka; Holland Ferry, Walkerton; Faul Pratt Ladow, 7" I II. Fourth st.. .Mishawaka; Walter Fredericks. Wakarusa: I'rank Sum- ... i i ..-. i..ia

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st.. .Mishawaka: Charbs S. Lott. .b' K. Seventh st.. .Mishavvaka; John Kozak. ID'. Division st.. .Mishawaka; Raymond Henry Jarrett, F. F. ::. Lakeville; Hoy Dense!. 7, LT W. drove st., Mishavvaka: rville Kam. est Smith. New Carlisle: Jtveph Fugene Miller. U. F. Freincn; Virgil Arthur Smith, IF". F. Jefferson ft., .Mishavvaka; Mein Kaylor. lt. F., South Fend; C.eorge Daniel C.etr. seeola. Samuel Myt is. l. l. 2. Misliavvaka; Faul V. Canute, New Carlisle; Jessie M. Wolfenbai ger. Walkerton: Alexius J. Kager. F. K. Mishawaka; Chaib-s Hartld Hogers. ZV. K. 1'ourth st.. Mishavvaka; drover M. Feicharr. Walkerton; Fred Freeman. F. F. r,. South Fend: Samuel Albert Morehouse. New Carlisle; Kdward C. Smith. North Liberty: Charles Claevs. 1-1 I-:. Joseph st.. Mishawaka. Ferry Falley. 211 W. Marion st.. Mishavvaka: John Wnetzok. Cruinstow n: Jos-ph Kempner. 71!' W. Fourth st.. Mishawaka: Ciover C,eeland Smith. New Carlisle; Karl Augustus Kiuzic. II. U. 7. South Fend; (leorge Fra.ier F.urnett, 112 I nion st.. Mihawaka; John K. Wilson, t 2 1 Chestnut st., Mishawaka: Walter A. Thomas. :110 K. Fourth st., Mishawaka: Alexius 1 Hoerstman. 110 P. Mishawaka av.. Mishawaka: Giovaianr.i Lugar.u, 27 W. Eleventh st.. Mishawaka. Howard W. Kehler. 7.0 7 Short st.. M:shawaka: Cly.le W. Cuthhert. I.'. W. Proadway. Mishawaka: Ignatz Trostoc. 4io". 1'. Fourth st.. Mishawaka: Athiel Petna. :U4 P. Thirteenth st., Mishavvaka: Harry P. Knepper. 1 2 I N. Mill st.. Mishiwnka: Joseph Call, f.04 IL LiwrPtirf st.. Mishawaka: Philip Peagham, Notre Dame; Clinton Anderson Shupert. IL P. -. Lakeville; Wilfred J. Kronewetter, IP S. Well t.. I Misliawaka: Pene an Pelleuhani. i?'" W. 1'ourth st.. Mishawaka. ! J. Charles Poy. 2LMs Lincoln way W.. Not Mishawaka: Josejdi P. Leak. Dame: Thomas Trers. 10, Lincoln way P.. Mishawaka: Charlc Walter Aherly. Takeville; John Pagil. 4 OH S. Laurel st.. Mishawaka; Pert P. Kockhoff. 1012 Lincoln way P.. Mishawaka; John Niecestro. Oranger; Maurice Van Wausecle, Walkerton: Arthur P. Harrincton. "4S W. Second st.. Mistiawaka: WilPdwar.l Wilson, 122 W. Third st . M shav. aka. notici: i. o. o. r. All odd Fellows are invited to go with the different lodges of the city and rh lodges of southern Michigan to Powagiac. Mich., on Saturday evening. Aug. 1Mb, to take part in a ienr.iiion mere. i.ikc me i oi lo. k interuiban to Nib s. Adv t. nCdU HYICd Wani MOS

EARLY HEXT WEEK

Many are interested and aie curious to know when Co. F and the other companies now in mobilization camp here will leave for the training camp at I lattieshurg. Miss. Capt. Hogers of Co. F has not yet received an order specifying any particular date for the movement of his company, but it is believed. j judging from indications, that the I comnanv will leave Saturday. Sun day or some day the first of next week. The machine gun company, the headquarters company and the supply company do not expect to he called for the trip south before September. m: vn: m: la c..mi We're wakened in the morning By the- bugle's shrill, sharp blast And we jump into our khaki And we do it mighty fast Then the -ergeant gives n stretch drill And then we s;o to eat Then the 'tenant leads the hikein' 'Till the sors spread on our feet Then the Tep come s Nmir an' tells us To ( lean out our bloomiu' tent An' the captain says "clean up there" An' be a little gent. Tli"ii the man in charge o' quarters Conus a hollarin' for his squad An' tells us to get busy With those little ends and odds. Then we drill till half past 'leveii An when we're settled down 'Long comes another sergeant and Says now "fall in to go down town". Then we're given recreation If urn want to call it that. (To be continued.! TRUSTEES TO PICNIC AT RIDDLE LAKE fru.-tft s f this rounty will hohl tluir annual jiionie at Khhllf lake ;it L;iM ilh' mi Aim. 1:. I h- conii mittee in chart;' of th affair is composed of the following trustees: F. A. HarkU'y, J. P.. Witwer and Ia-o Van I less. The program of events for the day will he ns follows: hi:", organization of the ciii:ty hoard ot education and followed hy preparations for dinner and soeial welfar; l:o o'clock, an address will he delivered hy each of the trustees and the uperintendent of Schools K. 11. l.oimfiehl. Tlie address of the dav will he de!iered 1y John Tej Haven. . Amontr the manv interesting 'events on the program will le the

county horseshoe pitching contest mlw

charge of Leo S. Watkms and I. Piddle. ther prize eents follow: Ladies' swimming contest. yard dash, tnh r.ice, free for all gents' swimming contest of rh'it yards, la die's three legged rat e and gents' three legged race. I Trustee Frank Farkhy will rurnish the coffee and provide Amusement for everyone, every minute of the day. The trustees extend an in vitation to everyone ami request j them to liring well tilled haskets. VTAKK AT COl'NTKY LPIL Ouiinet. Pvans. Travers and many aliüt i. omi,1Uhcd olfers will h" ! seen a; the South Pend Country cluh Friday evening at s ::'. o cIock lu-re's the secret in motion pictures. These pictures have heen secured hy a special arrangement with a Chicago motion picture supply house, and devotees of the green will not overlook the opportunity to gather in a few points ahout how their siinic should he played. 1UKTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Per; to TP .i 1: T. McPennott. a son. Aug. 1". Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H. O'Donrell. '.'- South Pend av., i ..:n, Aug. P. Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair in good condition, b" careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsified vocoaaut oil (which is pure and entirely greasePss ). is much better than Ihr most expensive soap or anything vise you can use for shampooing, as this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easilv and removes -.-.-. 1,-it-lin'o i if H'lvt jlirt a l r A .' and extensive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it kaes it fine ami silky, bright, tluffy and easy to manage. You i an get iaulsi:.ed cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a Yu ounces is enough to la-t evervoiie in the family for mouths. Adv.

Rep. Miller of Washington in War Talk at Miller-Zigler Family Reunion.

In a strong declaration of America's position in the world war, and voicing th'e opinion of congress that the allies must and will be victorious in the struggle to "make safe the world for democracy," Rep. John F. .Miller of Seattle. Wash., addressed the .Miller-Zigler family reunion at Hudson lake Thursday. "The I'nited States is in this righteous war tu the limit of her resources." said Hep. Miller. "There is no turning backward in this struggle to overcome the damnable (humiliation of the world by Prussian militarism and military autocracy. "The German empire has spread its domination over Austria. Turkey and Bulgaria in its ambition to fulnll the boast of its ruling aristocracy and military autocracy that Germans! are "the chosen peoples of the earth.' In order to carry out their desire, the rulers of Germany began the greatest campaign of murder under the guise of war that the world has ever known, and America would he the goal of the German armies if they could reach us. light War of Iefciw "We are lighting a war of defense tin Kuropean soil no less than if the battlefields were in our own beloved country. The plots of the German government seeking to embroil this nation in war with other countries is proof enough of this. God knows tlie I'nited States held on to peace as long ;is possible, but now that we are in it let no man or woman make the mistake of thinking that we are not in it to the victorious end. The honest blood of our American ancestors who fought for liberty more than a century ago flows in the veins of the heroes of todav. and the cause i I of humanity has foimd an echo in I the hearts of all true Americans j wliili vv ill nev er perish." j Fep. Miller is the son of .Mr. and '.Mrs. I. N. Milkr of New Carlisle. pioneers of the county. His son is now serving in the held artillery of the regular army, having won a commission as second lieutenant in the i ('a lifm nia otlieers' training camp. Second Lieut. Nortis Zigler of the regular army, sou of Charles I,. Ziuler of South Pend. was among those attending the reunion. Ehlon Miller of New Carlisle was elected president of the organization for the ensuing year. Homer J. Miller, ,v:jr, Ashland a v.. was elected secretary and Charle I,. Ziyler, MO V. Colfax av.. was elected treasurer. Tlie next reunion will he held at Peeper park on the third of August, MUCK FIRES BAFFLE FIREMEN AND ELEMENTS j tUl i; I res on Indiana av.. lust est of live st.. are again raging and the r. reinen are unahle to cope with the situation. Chief Sihrel stated la.-t night that he had investigated the tire and that it will have to hurn until it reaches the MuicU sand. Sir. all tires have heen raging in the icinity lor the past year and no amount of rain or snow h.is heen. aide to stop them. Xn damnse resulted from the fire, hut residences in the vicinity have complained of the smoke and stench. UOV IOl'M). Leo Schafer. who was reported lot. was found hy the police Wedj m-day morning in Warsaw. Ind.

Tlie Greatest Value Giving at Our Clearance Sale of Silk Suits, Silk Coats, Wash Dresses

New Millinery for Early Fall Hundreds of new Felt, Velvet and Satin Hats, all priced reasonable. Phipps, Hyland and Gage Hats, prices $3.95, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 to $20.00.

Children's Section For Saturday 350 Girls' Fine Gingham Dresses, wonderful values, 89c, $1.00 and $1.50. 200 Boys' Wash Suits at 59c, 89c, $1.00, $1.50. Boys' Blue Denim Overalls, extra quality, 75c. Boys' K. and E. Blouse Waists, 65c.

MEN'S SECTION Men's one-piece Bathing- Suit, overskirt style, si.oo values, at 79c. One lot Men's Dress Shirts, made of line percale, fast colors, tine assortment of patterns, each 98c. Comeplete assortment Men's Fibre Hose, extra quality, high spliced heel and toe, pair 29c. At 59c each Athletic Union Suits, men's tine stripe and check Nainsook. At no time have we been able to otVer better values. This is the best you have seen, no matter where you may go. At 59c Men's Hue rib knitted Union Suits; ankle and knee length.

Splashers Race in River Tonight There will he a hig splash in the river at 6 o'clock tonight near Howard paik. The Men's Playground swimming championships will he decided at that hour. Two swims the 10 yards and 4 4 o yards are on the program. Speed will be tested in one; stamina in the other. Peeper. Oliver. Kaley and Howard playgrounds will he the principal contestants. Peeper looks to Schutt. Kansherger. Clyhourne, Hrewer, Zanger. 1J. Hukey, Hates. Smith and Antisdal to hring tlie championship down the rivtr; Oliver depends on

How Long Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism

I there no real relief in sight? Douhtless like other sufferers, you have often as!;.d yourself this question, which continues to remain unanswered. Science has proven that your Ilheumatism i caused hy a germ in your blood, inl the only way to reach it is by a remedy which eliminates and removes these little pain demons from your blood. This explains why "liniments and lotions can

You men and young men who are looking for something; good, there's still a good selection of

those $18.50, $20, $22.50 and $25 Kuppenheimer Suits yet to be had for . . .

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Buy Your Fall Dress Goods ALL AT HALF PRICE. Women's Knit Underwear Tomorrow we oiYer you: Kavsers Fine Gauze Knit Union Suits, umbrella or tight knee, 59c. Fine Gauze Knit Vests 15c, 19c and 25c. Children's Fine Knit Union Suits, 59c. Jagla. Puezkovvski, Olsen and Creenhurg for a i tory; Kaley counts on Scott, Zaho, Walling and Puple for supremacy, and Howard hopes that its stars Carfield, and McXamara, will Vie sutHcient to keep the championship in the vicinity of the race course. Pvery precaution for the safety of the swimmers will he taken. Tlie South Hend Canoe club will co-operate with the municipal playground swimming committee to see that no misfortune overcomes a contestants siiru-ox" i;yi:(;lsi:s, :..::. Pyes examined free hy expeit methods and broken lenses replaced at square-deal juices. r. Paul's Optical Service. 127 W. Jefferson Plvd., ground floor. Adv. do no permanent good, for they can- j not possibly reach these germs which infest your blood by the millions. S. S. S. has h.en successfully used for Rheumatism for more than fifty years. Try it today, and you will find yourself at last on th4 right track to get rid f.f your Ilheumatism. You can get valuable advice about ( the treatment of your individual ens by writing to the Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific Co.. Iept. D, Atlanta, O.i. Adv .

V,i:iera I'.i

Knitting Yarn-. :L;r.i. to 5:30 p.m. Now Very Special Sale of Hosiery Women's tine liht weight I.ile, full fashioned Mose at 25c 25 dozen Women's Fibre Hoot Hose, white, Mick an i colors, 59c. 2.5 dozen Women's Pure Silk Hoot Hose, white and Mack, at 75c. 2 5 dozen Women's Pure Silk Boor Hrse, plain and tine assortment of embroidered patterns, in black and white, at $1.25 pair. f)0 dozen Children' white or black, double knee, reinforced foot, hicli spliced heel, 19c pair. New Black Satin Skirts at $7.50. Just in a splendid collection of handsome Satin Skirts, priced at $7.50. New House Dresses. Just in a splendid collection of the Dix House Dresses, priced $1.50 to $3.95.

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