South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 128, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 May 1918 — Page 16

wi-:nxr:.si.Y i:vi:mm;. may . 10 is THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES ;nth r.enl' Imortt M"rr rirt In I hlon: 1 irt In Value fining.; To Fairyland By Olive Barton ANNOUNCING THE SEASON'S HOST NOTABLE MONEY SAVING EVENT

"That's all I t -elie- tf-.iy." Hnry UnMns; turned tnwani h.? 3r:: irresolutely. :n though it misht pMy not hive Lern ;til. nr.d although Mi.-. Forrester haJ risf-n anJ rkpd hr note hook, sh waited, notlrir.' h; Jr.dec.'s'.on. Suddenly h turned and Indicated the rhTir h- had Just let:. "I wih yoi(! : rjown, Miss Forrester. I'm zoinz to do something i;nu ;al ir.il ak you to I i r r-n to

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ff-el flio.-sh I ma?t talk to some rne aho-jt it- and and " he -.opp-rl tryinsr to think of a eracef'll way of riding his fprech without j! oration. "It may as well he me'" she finished for him, milir.. "Thank you. Mr. l.'imMn?. I don't flatter rnjfelf that Frn the person yon would actually hr.o-e to make a .'nnfl'lir.t of. Hut it's kind of you to consider v. f at all. and I'll h4 ?!a d to f of f-rvire." Thrr was a hint of irony in hor tone, .1 note nf resentment that au-e,i him to sit thoughtfully a moment without replying. IMq'Je. if )t were piij.je, howed Interest, ami lie had m'Yfr llattcrfd himself that aside from their strictly business a-ociatfon from day to day. she hau eer j;iven him a thought in the world. Hut perhaps he was mistaken. One can neyer tell from a woman's tone. "So, it' not kind, it's purely fel-fl-h. as you'll find after the confewyjon I'm Eoin:: to make admission rather, for it's nothing I've done. It's only an Impression I've hail and one can't hHp impressions, ML-: Forrester. I'm rather asking advice against my better judgment. My heart teHs me to consult you, but my head -ays decidedly not to. and I don't usually let my heart rule my head." "In that your confession admission I mean,' h- was fmilinpr now with quiet amusement. "Substantially yes. To he plain. MNs Forrester, T don't approve of you. So it's unusual in't it for me to h asking advice?" "Yes, It is Mirprislnpr. that part Of it. Hut it's not a surprise that TOU don't approve of me. I've alrtnys known it. T know that you do not approve of my leaving a nice comfortable home in the country and a mother and brothers, and comlncr to town to run around to hows ajid dances and spend all I earn on hish heels and low powns fin that T can po to suppers at. the cahnrets. Isn't that so?" lie nooded. "Yes, that's It."

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I "Then surely, Pinre I'm jo Hitirely rieht, it would be better fr j vo i to ak advice elsewhere. I fee

Ihtt I mut decline the honor.'' "No. I don't believe- you will. You see I Kive you credit for keen sympathy, and I happen to know you like children. You'll be doin? a child a favor hv advlsintr me. You'll not ko now, w!U jou?" "I've had my sifter's little ci i I with me for three years, ever since her mother died. The little girl's an orphan, and has no one in the world but rne; luckily I'v had a Kood housekeeper and between us we have kept her happy and well. She dx now. I love here as if she were my own. I think. Hut I'm

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MrewFter has to ko home to Canada to nurse her youns brother. That leaven Hetty alone. Poor little soul. I can't bear to think of her with strangers, but it will have to be. My salary here t-tops when I iro. but there will ho a little for her. enough for her own expenses. I thoutrht you misht happen to know of someone who miht take her in and be kind to her." Miss Forrested rose abruptly and walked to the window, but not before Henry had seen a tear slistenintr on her lon lashes. She was very pretty, and had she known it, more attractive in her severe business clothes than in the evening crowns her employer disapproved of for her. "I'm sorry." he apologized, "I didn't suppose it would affect you so. It is too bad about Hetty. It has worried mo for months, hut I've known all alonjr that my duty is first to my country; think how many fathers are leaving their own children. Hut I'll not ko until I've made sure of a prood home for her." "Why why do you ask me? Haven't you other friends who would bo more likely to know than. I?" No. I haven't. I have friends of a tort, but either they are not interested In children at all. or have their own. IJut most of my friends are amonc men, and men can't help much now." She turned a'most fiercely. "I'll take her, if you'll let me have her." "You! How can you?" "There will be tome way. Hut I suppose that isnt what you meant. You wouldn't let me have her. You you think I'm frivolous." He was silent. "Look here, Mr. Iambinc;." she went on, "I'd never put up a defense on my own account, but I'm oin to tell you a few thlnprs you don't know. Then perhapn you'll let that little plrl come to me. Oh. I'd love to have her and I'll be o prood to her and love her and le as much a mother to her as I can. She musn't 0 to strangers. You don't understand little pirls. they can't he moved around like furniture. They are sensitive and imaginative, everything is fairyland to them and they are always planning: how some day they can be fairy queens themselves and dress in satin and pearls and wear shininc; crowns. "That was the way it was with me in the country- I always planned to grow up and be a beautiful princess and sit at a table with prolden dishes and have servants In velvet suits wait on me. "And wher. I grew up and life promised to hold nothincr hut old gingham dresses and milk pails, thick china and muddv boots. I determined to hunt up a pumpkin and some rats for myself. "I had two married cousins in New York who kept writinsr for me tr come. So I did, and although h hasn't been fairyland. I haven't had a bad time. It's been good fun at d harmless enough, dear knows. Thoe people you always see me with are my cousins and their wives. Hut I liked to shock you. especially after I knew you disapproved, and I liked to make you think I was devilish. P.ut I'm tired of it all now. or satisfied, I don't know which. I'm sioing home though. Won't you let me take Betty with me?" "I didn't know." he said slowly. "I'm a cad! I don't see how I can.

after being so unfair with you. I ! can't ask you to forgive me." j She made no answer. Instead the tears insisted on coming". I "Surely you can't feel so sorry j for Hetty as all that." He got up tarwl came close to her. lookinc down

earnestly into her face. "Yoj don't know the chi!d even." No answer. Only more tears. "What is wrong. Miss Forrester? Can't you tell me " he insisted. "I don't know what it is." she

conrexseu. i just cant stop. I , fi so badly about something." I Then he turne. 1 her face slowly 'up to hi a great licht breaking. j"IJoe. Hosie. dear little Kos:.?!" he Jsaid. "There's another way. Sup- ;.. I don't go to war at all but t tay at home and marry you. Pon't c:i flunk it would he a good way :. settle it all? You see I loe you." She smiled suddenly through her 'ears. "No, dear. You've yot to "o. Let me take Hetty to the couny .r, we'll wait for you to come '.ic. "To fairhland." he whispered homing her close. Copyright. 1M.

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Our Buyers in New York Last Week Closed up Tremendous Deals Bringing

THOUSANDS OF MILLEN

TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED ANYWHERE

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Beginning Thursday, May 9 VVth a Veritable Avalanche of Bargains. V;!;-'r.us fr'n tlv i r.t : s t iM il. - verlots. Sp-cial I'urriM Showr.n Samp!-- a!! tgo .1! i Fraction of thnr A 't ; ; 1 Wo--t?

NOTHING SHORT OF MAGIC WILL PRODUCE PRICES LIKE THESE AGAIN

A Mill-End Feature Extraordinary: 3,000 Yards of FANCY SILKS Worth $1.75 to $2.00 a yard to go on Sale Thursday in Two Big Lots at two Special Prices

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IndoMTlhaMy Lotcly new silks, in a world of fashionable new colors an I patterns rich Foulards, plaids. Taffetas, Taffeta and atin Stripes, etc. silks of quality, distinction and worth bargains at their regular prices $1.75 and to $:00 Mill End prices $1.39 and $1.;.". Sft-iind I'loor

India Linons Mill Ends

Soki regularly at tc a yard Mill End price, Vard

12c

India Linons Mill Ends

Sold regularly at 25c a yard Mill End price, vard

White Lawns Mill Ends

Sold regularly at 39c 4o inches wide sale price

19c

25c

Lingerie Lawns Mill Ends White 40 inches wide OC regularlv sold at 5oc. .iMn Mill End price WWU Colored Voiles Mill Ends

40 inches wide regular-

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Table Damask Mill Ends 2, 2 a and 2K- yards in Qfa piece SI. 25 valuers QuC Mill End price, yard ....

White Nainsook Mill Ends 40 inches wide very AP tine 50c quality Mill -jHC End price, yard Dress Ginghams Mill Ends Fancy goods 2 to 7 4 Q yards in piece 25c kind I HQ - Mill End price, yard ...

Dress Percales Mill Ends

Fancv in dark colors all lengths Mill End

price

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Curtain Scrims Mill Ends Ail length regular 2 5c A H quality Mill End price, I JlfJ yard 1 VU Marquisettes Mill Ends -U) inches wide white, AT cream and ecru for cur- HR tains 40c quality, yard. Crash Toweling Mill Ends Linon union crash towel 4 A ing 2, 3 and 5 yards in I J. piece Mill End price. d

Embroideries ! and Insertions worth to 19cayardat

In all widths a very tine quality stock up at this Mill-End

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Women's 89c Hosiery Silk black and white, tan, champapne, Palm Poach. liKht blue, sand, etc. Mil! Knd sale Ik-c . OC

Women's 75c Hosiery New silk hosiery in black or white Mill KtmI CQ Sale I Tito DyC Women's 50c Hosiery Fine lisle black or white

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Through Timely Pnrchacx From Renowned Easter Makers a Moremem in whieh they Co-operated for a Quick )isposal of Biß Overlots We are prepared to Include in this Wonderful Sale Suits, Coats, Dresses SKIRTS AND BLOUSES At most unparalleled Saving

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SHERIFF SAVES FARMER FROM FEATHER PARTY News-Times Sperial Service: KALAMAZOO. Mich.. May S. Fred Kapp, a Vicksburg farmer, was saed from a tar and feather party by s'heriff Katon after he was alleged to have said: "I will not support the government because it allowed an oiiicer at Camp Custer to make the statement that every German should be killed." Uapp was taken to the county jail for his own protection He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Stockwell for iolation of the espionage act Monday afternoon.

clared Food Administrator Prescott. Of the eisht great potato producing states, Michigan has made the smallest carload shipments this season.

NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE IN MICHIGAN LANSING. Mich.. May . lieports have come to State Food Administrator Prudden that the Fnited States food administration has taken over the supervision and distribution of ice as a war measure.

TUAVFPSi: CITY The service flag of the local high school now bears 02 stars, only graduates and students who left school to enlist since the declaration of war ara included in that number.

DKTPOIT Gov. Speaker will

speak at the annual meeting of the ',

Michigan Manufacturers' association and the Michigan Workmen's Compensation Mutual Insurance Co.. Mav 1.1.

LANSING The April crop re

port issued by the secretary of state shows the condition of wheat to (? I

1" points below last year's condition of 7." Three-fourths of the fall wheat was plowed up. Rye showed a falling off of 10 percent over last year, while the acreage of oats l be planted this year is seven percent above normal. With the exception of peaches the fruit prospects are good.

II A TIT FO UP Rev. W. Cas Kdwards. pastor of the Baptist church here, has enlisted in the navy because he could not conscientiously face the boys in khaki when they returned.

OLIVER PRESIDES AT DISTRICT CONFERENCE

HOYNI' CITY Fifteen carloads of young cattle are being shipped to this place from Chicago. Thev will be pastured on cut-over lands in the vicinity.

PFTOSKFY The 2.. acre tract of land in Fmmet county known as the P.enham land, has been sold to Harold Hammond of Chicago, and will be colonized.

FLINT As th' result of a dice game last November followed by an assault on the winner. William H. McKeiuhan. former mayor, convicted of assault and robbery, v.is sentenced to two years' imprisonment at the Ionia state pr!on.

j PATTLF CR KHK The new Red ! Cros convalescent home at Camp I Custer t.-.is opened Sunday.

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Tin: jfm: lmmi:. Should place the Corset Shop. S Main st.. on her "shopping Rfdfern corsets have a model

ovry type of figure and we guarantee the proper fitting of every cornet sold. Warner Rrasslers are alway good and r.ince In price from r"o up. Our pink camisoles are ery attractive and reasonablv priced. Advt. 377S-

rou von: r,ov. G:e jivir boy a savings accounv .n this strong bank and help him 'iciuire on- of the best habits for muh ess. It's a gift that won't wear ut. but will become more valuable u-h jear. Deposit his Christmas mcpp.ey ht-re. 4 per cent interest. Farmers Trust Company. Adv.

MARTIN The Martin Review weeklv. mi Wished by Ponald Plett of Grand Rapids, has been discontinued.

KALAMAZOO The body of an unidentified man was found floating down the Kalamazoo river north of this city. The corpse was so badly decomposed that It was unrecognizable and there was nothing on the man's body through which he could be identiried. The remains were buried in the potter" field.

LANSING With cars of last ear's potato crop still unmarketed and a bumper crop in Florida, Michigan growers will lose hea ily unless they sell immediately, de-

MFNCIF. Ind.. May . To arouse interest in the four counties of the eighth district which have "fallen down" in the sale of War Saving stamps, a district conference was held here this afternoon, presided over by Joseph P. dier of South Rend, who is state chairman. Pelaware and Randolph counties are the onlv two in the

eighth district that have kept up their stamp sales in a creditable' manner. An intensive campaign,

will be put on this district from May 'S to June Robert Sprin?ten. postmaster of Indianapolis, and F. H. Henn,: of South Bend, were amomr the speakers.

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The boys' complete Clothes outfit for First Commeeioe is here A jl OTHERS intending to buy - a first communion Suit for the boy certainly owe it to themselves to see the unequalled good values we are offering. To see them is the surest way of convincing you that we are offering at each price better suits and values than are obtainable elsewhere.

Another big feature is the extensive nature of our showing whicli covers the entire price range for guaranteed all wool fast color blue suits at S7.50, S8.5(), S10 to S20. All made on becoming models of excellent fitting qualities.

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Spending It O Let Uncle Sam buy what he needs to win the war!

Your part is to SAVI: for his sake and y:; own. Don't wait until you have a large amount. Deposit small binih regularly. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. THE ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST CO.

ALWAYS OS TTMi:. le the man who buys one of our standard makes of watchej. This Jewelry store has eptaMihei a reputation for havlnt? the most reliable matches made, and years of exper1 nee where the utmost accuracy In v.atches is demanded qualifies js to know what a pood watch 1b and hew to repair and adjust It to your sstlsfactlon 13 to C5Tc discount on vatches this month. Chas. M. Schuell. ;i8 outh Michigan st. Advt.

SYRTITM SAVTS TIrK. Card Indexes are Invaluable for business and professional men. Iet us demonstrate how you can eliminate unnecessary labor by lmpll-flnp-details. We have complete Indexes and fllnc devices of the mo?t approved kind. Tell u your

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Furnishings for Communion White shirts with neckband or attached collar, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50. White four-in-hand ties, 25c and 50c. All wool Hue sere caps, 75c and $1. Collars in new sott and stiiT shapes, 20c and 25c each. Underwear, medium and liht weight, 50c, 75c and $1 a suit.

Boys1 Fancy Suits of Wonderful Style We've never seen an thing; quite line in b-' clothe, as these we're showing in the new miii:ar model:. They're quite out "t the ordinary in their general appearance and the beautiful ua in which they are sty le J. Our nh thought has been t provide the best suits, obtainable for your buy. Fine casirnere. tweeds and chevi-.:-, in beautiful shades and patterns in most excellent uvM.rtments; $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10 to $22.50. Other suits up from $5.

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