South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 306, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1917 — Page 11

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Our prices are continued low, and it looks as if the market is getting lower. Our quality is getting better, at least everybody tells us that. Everything real fancy and fresh.

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REAM OF AIR LINE

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Public Service Commission Order Gary Road be Discontinued.

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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2. The i.-i.Ih MTVict- commission of Indiana, in an order isud here Thurs-la y, xviped away th last ves-tit-'p of th fantastic dream that ye .'!- ai:o promised to deelop into a New Voi k-('hioat,'o "air-line" electric railway project that would make pussiM" a ten-hour, direct, hi-rh speed c-U''rie railroad between the two -re it cities of the American continent. The commission's onW

authorized 'harles I . Davidson. reccitr of the (lary and lnttTurhan

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Evenif the pimples, redness or roughness are severe and have resisted ordinary treatment, a little use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap will usually bring out the skin's real beauty.

Resinol Ointment and Resinol Sop contain only the pure.t ingredients and gentlest medication, which phyilciaaa prrcrib widely in tha treatment of the akin. Sold by all drug-fist.

Kail way Co., whicK no v.- owns the old Goshen, South I'.er.d and Chicago railroad, and Philip I Poe who recently purchased the old road at public miction to discontinue its operation, receipts for the pa?t 2 months beins far U.s than operating expenses. The story of the old dream, which ended Thursday, and which became famous throughout the central wesl and the financial centers of the east in its incipicncy, is told briefly In the roiim)i'iu!i-y order, as follow: Story of Project. Evidence introduced farther re-real-that thvs .'0-mile section of interurban railroad (between Goodrun. Ind., and I-iporte wu built as part f an air-line electric railroad projected to run between Chicago and New York a dream of a lö-hour, direct, hiuh-sp. ed electric railroad between the two Rr'at cities of the American continent, for whl'-h investors are said to have advanced, or bought stock in, to th am ont of some three million of dollars. This L'o-mih section of road :s all that Ij left of that enterprise. Carry ins: out the original piaa.-, th" road was unr.sually well constructed, the trades beinK reduced, and an air-line route beinjr adopted, whic!i resulted in towns that mighi have been revenue-producing beins disregarded. The load, their fore, runs? from the city of T.aporte westward a distance of 20 miles, without touching a town, and it has its terminal at Coodrun. which was never anything more than simply a Junction station. The only town near said railroad is the town of Westville. which lies a mile or more south of the track. The land holdings 'are, comparatively ppeaklnc, larre. throuch the I'O miles, throush which said railroad passes, and do not afford local t rattle that is usually to be expected for the s-usrainin? of purely local lines, such as this traction line." Abandonment no Hardship. The section of the country, throush which the line runs Is taken care of by lines of railroad out of Chicapo to such an extent that the abandonment of the road will not work a hardship, the order said. The order further shows that the Gary and Interurban road recerrtly having passed through a receivership I3 not in financial position to holster up the rernnant of the old air-line project longer. Provision Is made in the order for the city of Laporte to purchase that

part of the track, which lies within the city limits of that city, and provides against thee tracks being torn up prior to July 1, even though the city of Iaporte is not able to purchase the tracks by that time, the consideration for such purchase teing stipulated as $3,000.

RUSS LIBERTY LOAN NETS 4 BILLION RUBLES

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You can t go wrong on these good clothes. They are made of materials competent to prove their worth to you. Unusually smart styles for men and younir men. Belt All Round Coats Loose Half Belt Coats Plain Sack Coats Single or Double Breasted

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Hickey Freeman, L System and Sophomore Clothes $22.50, $25, $27.50; $30, $35, $40 Suits and Overcoats The world's representative clothes. The finest achievement in clothes making.

Evfery wanted style for men and young men. Sec Our Big Window Display

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IT.TROGP.AD. Nov. 2. Four billion rubles have been subscribed to the second Liberty lean. The minister of finance has decided upon the establishment of a tea monopoly, which is expected to prJuee an annual revenue of $400.000,000 rubles.

V.v.y otir candy at The Philadelphia and send to trie soldier boy.-. Adv.

HEW CENTER MARKET 110-112 W. Division St. Veal Roast 22c Breast of Veal 18c Round Steak 25c Hamburger Steak . . .18c Bologna or Frankfurts 18c Liver Sausage 18c Minced Ham 22c Veal Loaf 22c Brains 13c Beef Roast 20c Ribs Beef .15c Beef Hearts 15c Plenty Drawn Chickens Plenty -Roast Pork and Chops.

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Yes Madam MILK MAID BREAD Is The Host Economical

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Although it sells for 10c and 15c straight per loaf against other bread which sells for less. Let Us Reason Together Because it is made of the very best ingredients money can buy which make for quality and food value rather than bulk. Bread should not only feed and nourish you, but it also has to taste good. MUM MAID BREAD Tastes good to the last morsel. There is no waste. Be sure you get Milk Maid Bread at your grocers. Look for our trade mark on the wrapper. Others are substitutes.

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American Trust Company Offers Prizes for Best Essays on

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Every boy and girl should enter this Patriotic Contest. Parents will do well to encourage the entrance of their children. The plan has been approved by the public and parochial schools of South Bend, and by the Associated Patriotic Societies of America. Many Are Already Enrolled However, we want every pupil in the schools of this city to enter this contest want every one of them to study the history of the flag, to think about the true meaning of Old Glory, and then to write a brief essay on "What The American Flag Means To Me."

How to Enter

We have distributed booklets, "ivinj; the rules of the contest and history of the the; in the schools of the citv. Studv the booklet carefully and then write an essay on, "What the American Plag Means to Me." Give your essay to your teacher before December l, when the contest closes. '

Twelve Gold Medals One gold medal has been assigned to each grade in the South Bend Schools. You compete for a medal only with other boys and girls in the same grade, so every one has an equal chance. In addition to this, the Associated Patriotic Societies of America are giving 48 Diamond Medals for the best essays on "What the Amercan Fla Means t Me." One of these diamond studded medals will be eiven to the bov or girl in Indiana who writethe best esav.

Judging The Essays A committee of prominent South Bend citizens will act as judges of the essays. The winners in each nf the twelve grades will be announced shortly after the contest closes December ist. ENTER NOW. GO IN TO WIN ONE OF THESE GOLD MEDALS. Get a booklet from yKir teacher.

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