South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 64, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1918 — Page 2

ÄS MOE UP SINCE 1915

Bulletin Issued bv Government bureau Gives Interesting Data on Costs in U. S.

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sud hy 1 1 l.'ir'.iu of lal.'-r .--aatis- j ti- s f th- I " f ; t I States .ff ntnint of la...r. Tl.i- r ...rt i.- th- lat-ot ! i; ii f a i I'U !i-h-d a nnnallv ! -!!'. I Im J In . : f i 1 1 i ' ri to i! tai!-d ; lata for 1 I' 1 a . i n,''- pri'---- a re j -hovxn fn ah ir l..nk t l'.M.i It i.s of ; al ;nt-ist as .hn. inrl 'lie ( Ii iii ,'t i in .s li ! -a I jric x j lir.'i t j i !-- n i i vr.i! of tl:y uar. xxhil" th I " r. : t I St.it'.- x.- still n -ntral. ant )';. n.-' of th- Ian;.amount .I-tai!d 1 1. for iiiation j x hu h it present-. Tlio-r who ma i vxjMi to traf" th'- rn(-inrnl of J

prie in 1 r 1 7 alter tin- I'iiii'-'l .-' : a t " i nt rei !) war may readily do - y ( i . i . -it i n k' th- .Monthly llexicw iin,)l:sh"l 1'.- the hin an. thf iwv.,t. f(r I'efi jn i , If Is uuin-j li;:in- f'T ah month 1117. Ihilleli l'lü that th HpWard lll'i' f IIU'Mt of V. ll'ili'SI h- pric s Iiii h h t an in th- latter part f 1 1 r. . onTin'; il without ir ri uption through th- Whole of II 10, hecom 1 1 1 K mo.-t pronon in ' in the closing months of th; -ar. In hecrmr the xxeinhted ind' nninher for all the arthles. studied st"d at IIS a ompat-fd with V I in January, inliatiix an average inrra.-e in wholfal' pri of nearly pe;--ent, and the inrrase t,nj- the lev 1 f prifes in h"c-i!ilier, 1014. xxus more tha n 4 per ent. linTrji-4's In 1DIH. Durinir 1 f 1 phenomenal a-1-alo es were recorded in the pries of many commodities lehn;;in to the groups designated as farm pr - Iuris, food, cloth- and clothing, fuel and litchtinrf. ai.d metals and metal products. In Ieremher as compared with January there was an im i .- IV,. ,,f :'' p.-r ent in average whd-hale prices of farm product--, which include inanx food articles in the raw state. '2 S percent in whoh-ale prices of food. P j.e--r.-.t in cloths an! lot hint?. 00 portent in frei and liiihtlir. and IT per ent in rm-tuls and in"tal pro

ducts. Mn-cs and chemicals, which !

showed steady increase during th Jlrst five month, fell to the lowe-t point of the year in August ami Sptemhrr. afterwards iix'rf.i-iri; until in l'ceiuhr they were two percent higher than in January. House turmhin uoods were nine percen ami lumber and huildinu material-, -'en percent higher in Derejnher than in Januar. TI. miscellatieous Ki-otip, shirh incliNles suh Important articles as cotton seed meal and oil. hi hri'-atint,' oil. malt, news print and wrapping paper, rubber, plu ami smoj-tni; tobacco, wliiskv. and w mill pulp, rose sfradily "n pi i ". la in,,' .' 7 percent higher 'n I )creriil'er than in Januar. f "12 cuiipara' 1- p-ire series soiUfed ov the hm e in ft ' r.'K. and 1!1:. 1 S .-ho.i increases in the latter year, 1 '. showed decreases, and 11 sho.vcd m chat'Kcs. 'onsiderMij the ! inures for 1 1 7 a- shown by information published in the .Monthly Pa view, pronourc- '! increases took piarc durinv; til" tir-t eirtt mouth--, the advance from March to May heim,' particularly noticeabp- anions f,rm products and ;:it;.i's u.-ed fio- fm.,1. I'mm June to Auu-t there wrc- deelines in th foo.; .,,1 the fuel aiul lihi-in,-ui-oups. aiul fon-idefed in thr riL'reat'' September rices wero b!ow tho-e f the preceding th.-(.-o months. rotu October to November most conmio.ltties increased sharply in price hut there were declines in the prices of metals and met il products und in dnms and chemicals. t'oinpaniiL: 1 cemher with January. 1:1T. there was an a!ance of percent In aeia-:-j whole-ale pines of farm products. : percent in foo.l. ' percent in loths and !othitiu'. L'T percent In lumber and huiblinw mat'ri.jls. f('" percent in drus ,u.d hmicaN. 7 percent in ho.-r fi;rnishii.u k.hhU, and ' percent m in i.-i -ellarieous articles-. n the other hand, there s. a decrease of jo jrrc- nt for the fuel nn lihtinjc sioap and ?i e p rcetit for metals and metal prodint.. lr all commodities thero

was an n. i rra-e of j I percent ill

l'r ' tuber as (ompar-d with Jantiai. AveruKc w boh-sale price's fo".ear 1 1 7 were 7.". i-'tcent nihcr than tho-r for 1!M '. the w-ar beforv ! lie w a r b- -;ui. buures pui ii-hrd in re cut numei- of tt... Monthly " eiev fur-ni-h comparison of wholesale and retail price chanurs amoni; . Important foo.l commodities. The.--e :;-.;.:- -how tb.at since the h-in-pinu' of 1 :l 7 riie letail pi ices af in:-t of these ommoilities ha . e ict..at"l at a rlatie! lower level, a - coinparcil with pints in 1 f I than ha wholesale ,n(,. This 's particular t! le b.--o;i. l.irtl. i-';tt. r. :c;'k. :!.,- :-, C,M n meal and potato,.-. 'mi-arij. pnrrs in decern!,;- 1 f 1 7 , with tile avn.io J"r 1 '-. it - en t Ji.it only two aitub- of th" x -now a larger I""- 'it of i:'i: eae ln tl: retail ll l'i 'C tl " whob'.-.tle piU'c. The--' are (l'-s-e,, pouU,- .u-d ranulatej su.r in ew Vcrk. i p, i.io-t of the otlur month- of ! a 1 7 the r iai!

Spring Opening of Children's Wear Children's New Spring Coats New Dresses, in Silk New Washable Dresses Children's Lace Shoes A department entirely devoted to fitting out the children for spring. Spring Opervng in Corset Dept, Nature Gave You a Good Figure I:rect poise, graceful carriage, an individual charm all these are natural.

Yur naturally r.o,1 ii.ure deserves a perfectcorset, a cnrct that will enable U'u to have all the feminine charm t Ii 's u re. The Fro-la-set Corsets The Bon Ton and Royal Worcester The Henderson Corsets The American Lady All corsets or well-knnn-n quality are maJe for every type of figure, back or front lace. We invite your inspection.

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Spring Opening of Boys' Clothing Mothers are invited to this section on the main; tloor, in new annex. Boys New Spring Suits Boys' Washable Suits I Hats, Caps, Neckwear and Furnishings like the .. men wear. We invite your inspection. Spring Opening of Draperies and Curtain Materials The Drapery Section invites even vonur. ! vJ-it t":i spring exhibit during; this week, and inspect our oilcrinc - f i:;t crest for the home. W'e luve never before been in a better portion tu help wiih the draperies and curtains you will need tin- pi inc. Beautiful Cretonnes in hundreds of patterns an. I coloring You will tind just what you n-ant in thi lare t-C. Sunfast Silks that will wash like our curiains, also Sunta-t Poplins and Kepps. Velours in many colors and qualities. Damasks and Tapestries for upholstering, creat varietv oi patterns- and colors in stock. Curtain Materials, in all the best qualities, Madras Filet Nets, Nottingham, Amerax, Trans Filet Nets. Lever Laces, Scrims, Voiles, Marquisettes and Grenadines.

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New Gloves for Spring We are receiving daily our supplies of Spring Gloves consisting of Silk, Filosette and Kid Gloves in Mack and white with self or contrasting stitching, 2-clasp, over-seam or Pique seam at $1.75, $2.25, $2.50 and $2.95. Perrin's Wash Cape in a beautiful line of liht shades. Pique sewn and out-seam, at $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $2.95. Just what you need for street wear.

i Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 6th:

We Announce with great pleasure each year the openincr of our Spring Exhibition of merchandise, and extend you a cordial invitation. The well prepared collections for the season of 1918. The mirror of fashion reflects modes most appropriate to express the tlower of youth and springtime, and it is fitting to regard this exhibit as a great spring garden where bloom the tlowers of the mode. Latest Tailored Models with an Unusual Appeal All this week we are giving an exclusive showing of the stunning new garments for spring. Reports from every reliable source tell us that this season the, tailored woman will be in great prominence.

Spring Neckwear Our selections in Faster Neckwear oiler both extreme ' and conservative styles. Satin Roll Collars, double faced in great assortment, at $1.25. Crisp French Organdy Collars with dainty colored frills, at 50c to $1.00. Collars and Sets in tilet designs, at 59c to $3.50. Collar and Cut! Sets

ot tine Nets embroidered ruffled and lace trim med, at $1.25, $1.50.

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The New in Spring Coats In Satins; Silk Poplin; Serge and Satin Combinations; Wool Poplin in Nav, Black, Taupe and Tan; in pleated backs; belted collars and cufs deep and flaring. Misses' Coats in plaid and checks, in tan, green and gray. The Fnglish tweeds come in smart mixtures; the homespuns in light spring mixtures, feature the inverted pleated back and narrow belt, all unusually smart. The Coats are in modish Tan Shades, Military Models, at $15.00, 19.75, $25.00, $35.00, $50.00

The New in Spring Suits In Many New Fabrics and Colors Youthful models as swagger as an officer's coat, in Fisken tweeds and men's wear serges. The plain tailored Imperial Serge model with over-collars of white silk and Roshanara Crepe comes in many shades. Suits for every type of woman, for business, shopping or afternoon calls. Suits ranging from $15.00, $25.00, $32.50 and up to $57.50.

Opening Display of Millinery

Presenting the newest creations direct from the New York fashion center. Tailored and semi-dress models from such well known makers as Phipps, Burgesser. Uplands. Gages and Hylands.

The new millinerv has a diverting storv I to tell. Modish hats for immediate wearing, small enough to defy the March winds, light and bright enough to enhance the entire costume. A wide assortment to choose from. Children's Hats also on exhibit now.

New Spring Dresses Now on display a host of new, smart, distinctive styles in all wanted colors, combinations and materials, including Taffetas, Crepe Meteors, Georgettes, Foulards, Satins, Serges and Novelties. Prices $10.00, $15.00, $19.75, $25.00, $29.75, $35.00 and $50.00 New Spring Skirts A complete assortment nf the new Spring Skirts in all the most pleasing styles. They are made of plain, striped and plaid serges, wool jerseys, fancy silk failles, black and navy taffetas and satin baronettes. Every style .there that is right is represented $5.00, $10.00, $15.00, $19.75 and $25.00

Opening Display of Waists

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Georgette Crepe Blouse, beaded fronts, all tan or white with tan trimmings, round or square collars, priced at $10.00. Crepe de Chene Waists, pleated and tucked, oblong pearl buttons, high neck effects, turnback and tailored cuffs. Flesh, white, gold and maize, at $5.35. Also F31ack Crepe de Chene, fronts pin tucked and pleated, at $5.00 to $8.00. Tub Silk Waists, in new stripes, from $3.98 to $4.50. Sheer Voile Waists with Yenice insertion, pin-tucked fronts, rolling collar and high neck effects, at $2.50 to $6.

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ON DESERTION CHARGE Hnr .on.me,er. iture has powtr t.. control or pro. REMOVES COMMISSIONER' Walsh, in a formal letter tu Cou- ; FRhNCH DtUOKATIUNS i hii'it th-? ii-:uor trafTic. Arcuntents Izens. t. lamed him for the many! .

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