South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 February 1918 — Page 7

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BAKER SEES CAMP

ONDBION

S GOOD

.!T:ij'-. wis ! lit. th'' Mcrotary '.nil, ! -t b i n ftj'iipriiHnt v. is- adu. tt- isri'l tli- f-j'.iim'iit of it k Ii ( .iiiiji 1 rn!-t. Full com-I'N-riH-itL-of t:i.uh:n' eiiüH and ar111! ry uro r.ot -t on haxul. l.'it t !ii-ri is no iuh of -i'h to jtrri.it c oi.tirrj il r:u tir . "Th- Ii--' an-1 s' k r.itf- at

hao I n rorni)Utl in two and llmo.t com plf.:-l in th third 'unj.i. Ir. all th- cim th niMi utp -ry actively rnu'acol in training, Ij.iln onstru tfd HuNorato trt'iich systems and o'in o'ciiW-'l with drill and ri-s inrljif.-tl In thf i'M-.-frib 1 ours"s. "In -a h of the arnps tlio cloth-

Secretary of War Returns from Inspection Tour Well Pleased

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; district." s" headway

are now thoroughly e')uipjed ! H .

K-riniriol oritrin late yt-.-torday. Thf

lire was thf? second one in wlut h;;.

comf to ie Known as me noouoo

It had nim-d considerahle lefore the tire apparatus

sewage stetns 1 Tnt, j0..s .stiinated at JO.OuO.

GREATEST DOLLAR BARGAINS IN SO. BEND c

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2 MEN'S FINE 85c

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4 PAIRS WOMEN'S 40c SILK HOSE

I'ine 4 1 1 & a 1 i t y tihle lu.ot silk lnst: lilaek r white; ail si .es,

1 1 4 PAIRS

Women's Apparel DOLLAR DAY

To $15 Silk and Serge Dresses

lion e f any hr-inl new -1 r i 11 r tyl in Silk Taffeta.

S;ithl and Ser'e Dlesses PiT street .r 11 f t r T i . . . 1 1 ve:ir. :i t I

a priee lelo tlie cost 'f

materiil alone To $20 Tailored Suits

i nly 1; suirs in hf. These are wonderful haiirains.

VS.! While tlieV la t W: $8.00 Spring Skirts

'V o-i Silk TatTetas. Wool

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Up to $3.00 SWEATERS One lot of heavy Sweater Coats for men. hoys, women and children, while they last, choice

$25 Coats, Suits, Dresses

l inal i lea ia 11 e of l"o beautiful h.tli I'oats. IMush. eloiir. Silk hresses and Tai!oreil Suits, air sni.irf styles, while t!ie last, hollar jay. hoh e

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$2 House DRESSES

Women's.

t o i of ieT' ' I .eS. ww s j . ri 11.: st j I. -. all ies. sl'e i,tl

To $3 Silk WAISTS In i'repe de Thine. W.i-I. Silks .Hoi W hi te V 11 i I e s. while t he v last. 1.00

$5 Spring SKIRTS irily ."U". Skirts in

ha. just samples, while ther hit.

choice $2.00

Child's $5.00 COATS Only 7 coats in lot. These are

h e a v y w inter

grade, while they last, at

3 Women's 75c ENV. CHEMISE

Wone-u's tine

Chemise.

or eiii!.r:.ler

Muslin laiveltritnnud. hfe all ize.

3 for $i.OO

2 Pair Boys' $1.00

KNICKER PANTS

Me- lot or P.oys. Wool Mixture Knicker I'ants. not all

sl.es special, 2 Pair $1.00

I. .LH ... Pi., 1) J.LUupiWt ii mm

$2 Sateen Petticoats

1'ihest tduck and

e o 1 o r c d l-'rench ."s.-ite.-u J'etticoats. x i il f fane y tl ounce. Thursday

Look! Spring Liillmory $1.00

$3.50 SPRING SATIN HATS

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WAISTS lie Inf of Siiirt Waists to

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2 Child's $1 ROMPERS Children's real .l It o in per S ii t. made up pest iri n Pilatus, l.dlar lHv. 2 FOR

Allies Ready For Germany's Much Touted Offensive

BOZXBEB

IJehin.I the entente allies lines in France and iSelsium the military

leaders, with their armies ready, are : expecting the Jernians to launch j their much talked of offensive hut j there still is no outward sdrn of itsnear approach. Artillery duels an ! niidiiiR operations and intensive i

aerial activity continue to feature the tirhtini? all alonic the front. The successful raids against the Germars have been carried out by the I'ritish in Flanders and near Lens and Arras in northern France. In Flan-

ders the- raid which was. carried out j outh of the Houtholst wood resulted in th- Hritish penetrating German positions on a wide front, tho j

inlliction of numerous casualties and

the taking of prisoners. Sixteen German airplanes were accounted for Sunday in aerial lifrhiinsr hyUritish army airmen and in addition German towns and military position- between the battlo fronts were heav'ly bombed. British naval airmen also paid a visit to the German naval and air bases at SeelruKpp which were effectively bombed, and drove down three German machines that attempted to give battle. The tense political situation in Great Britain, arising out of the secrecy surrounding the recent supreme war council at Versailles and the retirement of Gen. Robertson as chief of the British imperial staff, has been bridged Premier IJoyd George announced to the houv of commons that it had been decided to set tip a central authority to coordinate the strategy of the . allies and that the plan submitted, by the Americans, "which put the case for the present propos.iT." wns one of the ablest documents ever submitted to a military conference. The plan was adopted with minor chancres.

ROMK. Feb. 20. The official report from headquarters today says: "Yesterday the action of the artilleries was marked near the eastern "dee of Asiao plateau and occasionally violent in the Giudicari.i valley, the Posina-Astico sector, on the Monte Tomba front and south of Monte Delia Friula. "Our 1 atteries opened a sudden fire on ttron;,' enemy parties in the (ialmarara and Seren valleys, and dispersed them. French Patterns did effective concentrated firincr along the French sector. "British patrols forded the Piave river and raided the enemy's advanced trenches. In an air combat one of our airmen shot down an enemy machine. "Tast. night hostile airplanes dropped bombs on various inhabited localities. Tn the plains of Vicenza. where four bombs exploded, there were a few victims. The damage was slight."

Attorney General Names Probers For Hog Island

2 Pair $1.50 Lace CURTAINS

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o p.iir ' 'urtains

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in thi ',..

slightly oi'ed from

2 pair for

Men's $2.00 PANTS

ne lot of men s

Work Pants in

worsted : w hile thev

last, pair

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-1 ztwin- i mini' n iiiiii

1 o S5.00 Women s Apparel

lot ..f no-net. apicr.-'. A -I . .c ..f Coats. ; sUiris. ff! I 2 ' lirf ICcv s Uhi.e the last Vfc fe 1 v3

2 Women's $1 Aprons $1 W e;- -f f-- per. , ies $1,00

QUANTITIES LIIY1ITED So be Here Early Sale Starts 8:30 AM

Ii ImIü:' i'.'h' Ilaili Toweb

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2 pair- Women - 7."m- silk llox M .00 Larf Pil prcad. at SI. 00

Bts' s-j Indiin I'l.iv Miiin

Girls' $2.00 School Dresses Mmle "f fast ini'ir ilres fiim- d h inis. nen srin' st.xles; ajre ! I to U wars. Ioiiar Iay Men's $2.00 Union Suits $1 lletV rihhe.l ,.f llee.v-1 C f bne.l; all sizes, at M mJKJ

I pairs y' T m OxrralU SI. no ) S 20- Iirm lltK-k Tomi'N. . . .SI.tH : 7.V W indow Sliadivs for. . . . Sl.oo

Sl.oo -2 Men's SI lrrs. sliirts for.

Sl.oo

2 pairs. Ilms' s knit Ucr-

Sl.oo ,Mjr s nni. Lki Curtain.. . sl.oo

B-s. Rainproof I inhirllas . . s 1 .ml j l.af I 'rnt i or't-, s,H ial Sl.oo Wotu's. S'J Fl. in. or Mils. Gown- S1.00 ) -2 Infants' 7.- I)nss.t for Sl.oo

See Window Display of These $i Bargains!

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WASMIXOTON. 1VI). 20. !. Carroll Todd, assistant to the iittornc; Reneral, was appointed tonight ly Atty. Uen. Gregorj- to conduct a a investigation into charges that government funds have been upent extravagantly in the fabricated fctee! shipyard at Hoe Island. Pa. Mr. Todd, who has had charge of anti-trust suits for the" department of justice since lti: and is considered one of the most able lawyers will be assisted in the inquiry by Mark Hyman of New York, who for several years has been a t-pecial assistant to the attorney general for an ti -trust investigations. The two men will begin the work immediately, vising other lawyers :f the department if necessary and also the services of secret service agents of the hurt a u of investigation. Thesea genii already have been at worn on the Uns Island situation and are reported to have gathered many tacts on which, the special investigators w'll base their future in-quiries.

Trading with advertisers means more for less cash.

Kidnay Medicine Highly Recommended by Druggists About a quarter of a century ago

Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root was in- i

troduced bv me in this localitv and !

the people who have used it during

that time iiave been very favorably ! impressed with results. From perj sonal experience I am pleased to ! state that I believe it to be a very j goo, medicine, and it is my opinion

J til at it pos-st-s-ses splendid -urative

value in the ailments for which it I is so highly recommended by the

large number of people who hae taken it. Very truly yours. II. It. LASH, HrjggisT. Sept. 19. Athens. Ohio

Loiter to Ir. Kilmer V Co.. Ilinghanitori. . Y.

HELP WIN THE WAR; BUY 4 THRIFT SAVINGS STAMPS for 95cJa

rrme What Suamp-Itoot "Vill Io Fop You. Send ten cents to lr. Kilmer X: Co.. lüiuhamton. N. Y.. for a sam-

j pie size bottle. It will convince 'anyone. You will alo receive a ! booklet of aluabie inionnation.

telling about the kidney.s and P ladder. When writir.-. be s;;re and n-.ention the South Rend laily News -Tirr.es. Medium and large size bottles for salt at all drug stores. Ad.

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nyone can afford our liberal terms of Sl.oo on delivery, Sl.oo weekly, for the fines: Kitchen Cabinet on earth. Your money all back if you are not delighted. You need this labor-saving kitchen machine to protect your food and prevent waste in measuring and mixing. To save yourself from kitchen drudgery from miles of useless steps. You need it to save your hours of time.

Don't 'Forget Free Food Offer

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2nd The balance can be paid in weekly payments of Sl.oo each week. 3rd With each Cabinet we will deliver S3.00 worth of food absolutely free. 4th Sale will continue, on terms above mentioned, for several days. WITH EACH CABINET Hi

Kitchen Patriotism It means to 'iaVe time, steps and work, as well as food. And if you are anxious to do so. you should arrange your kitchen as more than" a million other women have done by installing the Hoosier kitchen Cabinet.

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How You Can Get This Food Free

Come in, select any Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet you may want. Pay Sl.oo down on the Cabinet, and when delivery is made we send you the following articles free: 1 can Dominette Tomatoes 1 bottle 10 oz. Royal Red Catsup 1 can Eagle City Corn 1 can Sun Kissed Pineapple, Sliced 1 can Hollyhock Peas 1 pkg. Sun Maid Seedless Raisins 1 can Everybody's Syrup, No. 1 Vz 1 pkg Grandma Macaroni 1 can Campbell Soup 1 bottle No. 90 Stuffed Olives 1 can Kingbird Salmon 1 can Bass Lake Pumpkin 1 pkg. Grandma Spaghetti ' 1 pkg. Mamma's Pancake Flour 1 can Cotton Bale Sweet Potatoes

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The Hoosier System protects your flour, surar and other foods. It prevents waste in measuring and mixing. And it gives you more time for knitting, Red Cross work and other patriotic service. Also for rest. 2 We are now offering popular models at beforewar prices. Moreover you can pay as convenient. Your money all back if you are not delighted. 3 Hoosfcr's Council of Kitchen Scientists pronounce the new models as complete as can be made. And remember, these brilliant women of the Hoosier staff are always in touch with home needs. 4 Due to the wartime demand for Hoosier, our allotment is very limited. Lest you be unable to get the model you want later on, come and pick out at once. Von have a rivrht to the heir the Hoosier ailords. .V.any

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