South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 306, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1917 — Page 16

novi:mhi:; z, ioit. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 321 tmfjKiä ( i oQerf BfD'& GREATEST ESARGAfN GfV&RS GOMES TRUE 25 Additional Sales-1 J -'t: ' ' n Vif v7Cu'.U ü Woman Added to Our Member of British Machine Gun Company Has Vivid Experience. Cootlenes Regular Force. Youi 3aiiiFoa Wim Will Oe Waited OnJ t n

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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2. With potential firhtin fore ot ",.000.000 xr.rn a-J a tar.icibl? r-ilt of our a-l"piion of universal military eervic a rarnraii-n hag already been laurr-h'il for it. continuation after the war. With re-,-3ri to other nations at war, little Information has reached h re of the various military eysteins 5ince the outbreak of hostilltie5. A htu.Iy of their pre-war system Is particularly Interesting now, hcvf vf r In view of the campaign for military j-ervice. In th' m.ijority of rases universal ffTic- v.a confineI I ef jr? th war to hih school students. This applied to j-oni extent in our own country, where there are numerous cadet rorps anions our educational Institutions. In Kntrland the training was Btrktly voluntary. However, English cadet corps and Junior ofheers training corps have done their bit In the prent emergency. In Australia training was compulsory for boys from 1J to IS; in Nev,' Zealand, for hoys over 14. In Canada, train'.ns was voluntary. In Australia hrmhs are .tili raised through, volunteer enli.stmnt. I'ranre prescribed physical drill and elementary military training for !,oys from nine to I?,. Her army ir mnir'.tained through conscription. Volunteer organization existed In Germany, where the army 1 raised by conscription. Just be for'.- the outbreak of war compulsory training fo: youths was revived. During the war boys over 1 have t,cen given preparatory military training to speed their preparation for the trenches. In practically every' nation some form of compulsory military training is prescribed for school boys. Mo.-t of these systems are still ir: vn-üc. With reuard to a continuation of unlver.--.il military service after the war, tbn- is every indication that tronc efforts will be made In this direction. In fj er many, for instance, ströme organizations exist whose activities appear to be based on permanency. In France organization fxi.--t for th promotion of n.llitary training. Similar associations aii- organized in this country. In Japan, especially, military Instruction has a firm position in the Japanese school system and tradition. Practically every country still has military instru tion in its schools, ever Mr.ce war has made such training a man-size job. The question now. ho vever, is whether the plan will extend to include universal service for adults. "After the war" is as yet a vapue period. Soldiers call it the "polden rk." Things may happen which will chance the whole aspect of the matter. In Germany it is hanlly likely that the old Junker organizations will be able to continue when pea'-e reigns. In I'r'.uland it Is common talk that the larce numbers or soldiers now lihtin will have had enough of military rigors, and will de-ire to bad an easier life. However, these things are for "after the war."

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OVER S93.000.000.000 SPENT ON WORLD WAR Int rr iti i li Ni- SerTle: VASII!Ni;T"N. Nov. 2. The second liberty loan of J 0. 000, 000, 000 will be applied to the $2n0.0n0.000 war bill of the I'nited States to June r.e. 1 : 1 v. This vast total of American expenses, however, is only one-jifth of the test of .he war to the other belligerent kp ernmenta. The actual 1 o-t to date, based on figures to the brst of this year and the daily ivte of expenditure since then, is $ : , 1 4.S7 ...or-o. This Includes Tn.-le Sam's $2.00fooo.000 Liberty loan. Croat Pritain has been the blasest ?pender. with $2J. . STö.noo to her credit. This does not include Canada's 43.700.000. nor the $763.S00.OOO spent by fjreat Britain's other colonies. The other entente allies have apent: France. $15.114.000.000; Russia, f 12. r.srf, noo.ooo; Italy. $3.911.00',000: Fel.ium. JT.T.OOO.OOO; Serbia. $,or.. 000. 000 and poumania. JTI'w.i'OO.COO. The central allies have spent much less according to the Htrures available. Germany's expenditures ar estimated at $2O.333.00').000; Austria's. SS. 003,000, 000; Turye's. $ 1.03?. r.0 0, 000, and Bulgaria's. $7S4.-

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CONTROVERSY OVER ESTATE OF PET Intrrn-ithr.rd News Servl-e: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Nov. 2. A controversy over who shall receive money for the publication of letters and other personal documents oT James Wc!tfT"b Riley, the deceased "children's poet," has been settled In prorate court. Fdmund Fltel, a nephew and secretary of the pcet. had already contracted with a magazine for the publication of the letters and documents. Mrs. Mary H. Payne, a sis-

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A mighty value-giving occasion to demonstrate with full impressiveness how much style, how much more value, how much better tailoring and how mucli cheaper you can buy at The Economy. Come and see. You will buy and save a great deal. Dozens of models makng their first appearance. Broadcloths of every variety and hue oxford gray velours, dressy twills, silvertones and soft woven serges. There were never so many beautiful becoming suit styles. From the long straight clinging style for the tall woman to the prettiest high collared, fur trimmed models for the young miss and all of thetn exquisitely lined n silk.

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Do you want nn exact reproduction of lato Parisian Importations suits tliat aro real exclusive and of which you will lind only one of a kind? Do you want a milt tliat you will lcp roud of and that will Ie a pleasure? to you every time you wear It? If you do, see these suits. We will not attempt to describe tliern: we cannot, they are simply marvelous production of the master designers of this period. Of Chiffon riroadcloths. Series, Silvertones, Oxford Cloths, linrollas. ct. In the new shades, such as London fo, licet root, reindeer, etc. Somv handsome tail, orcd models, some fur trimmed; in fact, wliateer is new will bo found here. Ion't overlook this assortment of suits.

Dresses that dance with youth,, that have "line," that are "different" Their success is a foregone conclusion representing the flower of the season. Charming satin Afternoon Dresses, Trim Tailored Serge Dresses, Serge and Satin Combination Dresses, Georgette and Serge Combination Beautiful Evening Dresses, in fact, everything that you may consider good in style and material. Quaint effects are achieved by a little colored stitching, vivid bits of silk kept in "their place" by saucy surplice collars, youthful girdles, well defined sleeves, etc. $7.50 Serge and Satin Dresses, $20,000 Purchase ä

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oaun ana oerge ivresses, maas er spicnaia satin ana tar- bü feta silk in navy and black and colors. Several new and ri j effective styles. Every dress well made and good looking, w? Real values up to $7.50. Special sale

$12.50 Serge and Satin Dresses, $20,000 Purchase Price Splendid serges and satins in naw and other shades. En

tirely new effects. Straight line silhouettes, tunics, pleated ft and peg top models. Women's and misses' sizes. Real U

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$20 Serge and Satin Dresses, $20,000 Purchase Price fp Remarkable offer of entirely new drc scs. Made of fine ixj) ft j) satin in black, navy, taupe and brown. Very dressy and ef-tf "jj ft fective. Women's and misses' sizes. Several new models. Real values $20. Sale price

$25 Serge and Satin Dresses, $20,000 Purchase Price About twenty -five- different models of entirely new drcscs. Mude of screes, satins and silks, in Mack, navy, brown, taupe, beet root and other shades, pleated, pes top. straight silhouette and tunic styles. Good looking drcscs. Wortli .$25. Special wie at Hundreds of other dresses in all stjles and colors, i:ery sie; pricetl from $5.00 to $50.00.

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$2 Waists, $20,000 Purchase 1,000 White Wash Waists in organdy, voiles, etc 50 different styles; not one worth less than $2.00. & On sale at 2 for 3C $4 Crepe de Chine Waists, $20,000 Purchase The very latest of styles in beautiful crepe de chines, willow silks and other fal 1 bio uses are offered for your choice in this unuerpriced sale. Hundreds in the lot. Embracing scorer and scores of models in n' shades; also flesh and 1 f 0 white : l.yo

$6 Georgette Waists, $20,000 Purchase A selection of georgette waists in all the new colorings; all sizes, including Q O stouts tykzmJij $10 Georgette Waists, $20,000 Purchase Hundreds of beautiful new arrivals. S3tns, georg-rttrs and satins and georgettes combined. Paris butterfly jabcts; colorful bead trimmings, hand embroideries, edd French buttons; Byaadere tucks and frills. Fall costumes, colors, plaid Oß C A effects and stripes . . )U vU

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point, you can buy a Coat, Suit, Dress, Skirt, Waist, Fur, trirrtmed or untrimmed Hat Child many instances more on every purchase you make. Our buyer jusj arrived from New York where he succeeded in buying the comp Iete st The manufacturers in need, of the ready money and unable to secure it otherwise, had able, our buyer turned the trick. He is now in possession of $20,000 v.cith of brand w tion of its actual worth. HIS DECREE WENT FORTH "Do not try to make any extr

benefit of this great buy. We will establish ourselves with the buying public as the one !

$20,000 stock and you benefit by it. Buying your goods at one-half the price that you

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Ycu can buy two or three hats for what you ordinarily would have to pay for oni .Thou inal creation nf some of the hest designers and manufacturers in the United Sates. sucM as Fi&i

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The envy and wonder of every ciher merchant in South Bend. Our Iremenaffis cash South Bend can hope to equal in any way whatsoever. Goods bought at almost our own price

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Your choice of 300 Trimmed Hats; no two alike

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Children's Hats, trimmed with ribbons, flowers and streamers; black, white and colors.

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Regular values to $2.75. In black and all good colors. All this season's newest styles. Shirred effects included in this lot, for only

Silk Velvet Regular values to $3.98. I tricornes, side roll effects and

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HatterV Plush Sailors Regular $5.00 values. All the new banded effects in black, navy, brown, purple and taupe. QQ Special for this sale pw.I70

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Regular $4.50 values. All t He rage Chicago. All the new colors. Sale price

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