South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 289, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 October 1918 — Page 2

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NAVAL CONCERT BOOKED FOR GUT

Celebrated Bluejacket Concert; Quintet to be Here on ; - Thursday, Oct. 24.

Celebrated Concert Quintet of Great Lakes Coming Here

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-'uth P-rul i to har tl. ; ick of the- f.iMOlM (Jr'- it J.a!;f- r. 'ami ! whtn lh" Jr.tf i.ik. rorw'Tt ' quintet coiri"-- L re f or a !. rTt on ' Thursday ewninr of r. t .ä m - ; cor tilt sf to .in a i. no in :!. .a I i .i ; last nilit ty Ca;:. William A. .Mo - j fett. TJ. S. N'., -o:;i iii.xp. .1 i r. t of th-j (Ir-at Lake- maal traimrm' ! atam. i Thds rrlcl r it'l Murj i kH nr-m..Ij organization H tour in it t h- ".iritr . j p'ayin t!m 1; ihm: i-ma! ,i j tt.l musical cent, rs. It i- o:nto . 1 j of nun form rl v .i'm-Uc. .ath

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I'farini? under th- auspir-- and fori

fh nie leneIt -f tlie only official $ ravv rharlty. the Navy ll li.-f w0- J t iety. This i an imiüdiatf and a I

'.ermanent r !iff organization vhicli takes care of th faniilis of sailrinen and marines who arc lost, and of the mn th'indve'. liould thf y return from th'ir rvjrcs incapacitated for work. l'ncr;uiH Can-fully Iiommi. Thve he husky 1. S'. siil.ir- ar musicians worth the hearing. Th-ir proir-nmM are chorn with a fine rrtin. propran.a of thio irescnt day

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I'ft to ri-lit: FNd.ert Io ;d. vio!.i; Cnl I "a.-sliauer. socord io!in: Walter Hrnur, cdl"; Jolm Ioane. piano; Il-rrnaim 1" 1 -r. ti:t vjrdin.

PILES! PILES! PILES! WILLIAMS' I II.i: OINTMENT. For Wind, Illeedin.,' and Itchin Piles. For sale ny all driiurists, mall iOo and .0. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Prop.. Cleveland. Ohio. For ale hy Central Drup: Co.

as well as of the older matter com-

pos-rs that piue highly enjoyalde l'oth tf tlio thorough : Indent of the hest in music as as to we who arc "just utiiMC lover.5." petails regard in ir the concert of they, yea ointr musicians will )o anrioun'cd tomorrow. That South Pctid will Kivc thm the heartiest reception imaginable, proes without savin tr. 'm Thursday two 'Ircat Lakes bluejackets will be in the city to start the ticket sale for the concert.

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RUNAWAY BOY IS FOUND BY POLICE IN CHICAGO

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Blue Serge Suits for boys. These :ne all wool and fast color. They are from our regular Si 2.5o line, and it is your last chance to buv such values at $10.00 150 Pair of Boy's Knicker Pants are offered special for Thursday onlv at $1.39 Wash Suits for the little lads; to S3. 50 values mr this dav onlv $1.69

CHICAGO BGYS

FLEECE HOTELS

Youths Trapped in Windy City Said to Have Bilked the Oliver.

Italian Troop

Occupy Durazzo, Albanian Port

lbvard Smith. 1 Z years old, son j

( Mrs. lodema Smith. :'. 1 J S. Coltmbia st., who li is boon tnissir.i; from li'ne since ct. ;t. v;is lf -:iteI in ("hi- azo !)- South l'cnd jolice and Mrs. S;.:jh left f.r "hioauo T-s-day to I rit, him Imme. The boy wis frightened away from bis homo by the threat of arrest for n b yish prank. lie had

A Chicago newsf aper carried a

i story Tm-sdav to tlu effect that two

Chicago l.os had practiced a new tret-rich-quic k scheme with dire results. ll.ury Levin uiabpoii his fillers arou.id .some eighty blank traft c;aals in the oüice uf district draft hoard No. 4 i and immediately rhailes L. Jaia)bscn ceased to be

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and as a stranger pass-d the Im-.!-, tlie somehow struck the strar.L-er ?i the 1-. T!:e stranger went to the door ;nl to!l the hoy's older sister tint If the boy eer played another prank like the one he had Just played he would have him arrested and 5ent to jail. The sister tlmuuhtles.-dy tnTd the boy. Supper time amo and the family sat down to tin- evening meal, but Howard did not put in an apP e,a rr r. C'O. A search for him startoil, but no tracef the lad could be found. The police were notified and after a dili:rrt search the lad was lnca'ed in Chicago. Howard is th only son left to Mrs. Smith. Her eldest hoy was killed in action In France last .May.

e-mplty of I'a irovi n k, .Morse Sc Co., in their Chicago ot!;ce. ("ano then and ther1 into bein-j the et-rlch-mick house of .Jacobsen ti Levin, Fnltd. Levin became the junior partner. IJoth are in jail ami the humble bed that Jacobson maintained in his leaner years at Pensacola a v. has been col l

WASHINGTON. (Jot. ir.. Italian

troops have occupied Durazzo, the Albanian port at which British and Italian naal forces recently raiiled and desii oy d the important. Aus- ; trian naval base. A dispatclx to tho ! Italian embassy from iiorne today) announcing the occupation says the j Italians, forcing their way through! enemy defense on the hills of ' Paljamal and ,-ass Kosso, entered i the city yesterday morniii-;, cuptur- ! inr prisoners and material. j Last of Duia.Oj Italian columns' advancing from LI ltassan. Sunday j o crcame stubborn lai-tance of i enemy rear puaials at ICraba jas ; and continued tlieir march. i Italian forces In Albania, after stormimr tin- Austi o-Hv;ncarian po-; sitions n the heii;hts in tront of j Durazzo, penetrated the city yes-j terday nui nin;, taKiu prisoners i and capturing v.nr n.ateiial, the) Italian war ott'ice announced today, j The Italian statement s-ay.s: j "Durazzo is in our possesion. After having lorcetl on the after-j noon of Oct. 1". the enemj's Io-

I fens s tn the heights of Paljamajj

for many lays.

He has Inen livintj on the f.it of i and .asso Hianeo, Italian trooj-s on the land and the juice of the Kiape the morning of Oct. i j-emtrated

in the swtdlest ho.-telries l.y the side of the road as he Hashed through a merry land. Some of the hotels mentioned who received the 'bad checks are; Hotel Lrevooit, Chi-ea-m, ?S1.7.". ; Hotel Oliver, South

the city, capturing prisoners and material. "More to the -east our columns advaucinp; from Ml Hassan ahm-; the Tirana, having overcome on Oct. j l:: Ihely resistance of hostile rear I

r.enl, $;.:; Hotel .statler. Cleve-j trua rls in Kraba pass, auain are land, n-'"'.'.', and Hotel 1'ontha-1 i-ontlnuin;; their inarch toward

train. Detroit. ir.5.50.

Deto-tives were placed after th I

their objective:

MEN INJURED IN AUTO CRASH LEAVE HOSPITAL

Recall doctors

RETIRED BECAUSE OF AGE

were trapped. !'.. L. Cremerius, vice president and as.-istant treasurer of I'air-

rtbiir I Carlson l:t..L Pas

oh! st uh'o was seven lv cut and - orse Co. has a pretty

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 Incras-! ( (I nuthoritv m rombattin" etiidemics; !

hruised about the head and should- M-!lluu ,an;1 lu,iU- would be granted the public health!

. . fo- t.vi larnv wan ine sinaiure. e:s .ionday T;r;bt when tno tai

i ue runneis uwn oi in pair sa

service by a senate resolution adopt- , ed today by the house. The resolu- ' lion specifically creates a sanitary i reserve in the pu'dic health service.1

Put also provides for raising the ;

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., t,,n . ... ! inat in his Icisltc moments the poor bv a Portage av. street car. was P'-. r .i I-.,.- -M, , a l'it honest clerk ißacticed dih-'ent-moved frma the kpworth lmspital . f f., n- bn,o T, ! ,v nfterrhon. !.v signature until he had

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Hi condition is ureatly improved) i ' ' irank of otbeers in the service and

.... .oi,. uie scr.eme as aneeu . . . . . at he wi.l be 'ompelad to imam , v . ' Liuthones tlie president to commis-

, , . . . ...it ( f rran earns nave come to oe ac-; . ... ... Z m ''d see:.a! w'cks as .i i an oi . isioii phvsicians as sanitarians, senior 1 , , i c-pt.-il as fair proot of identmca- . 1 :l'.e ,:' iv'.t !o. . . , assistant sanitarians and assistant ZZ ' .. i, .. -v- I v- n . tion. The voting millionaires would i A : rt ... H iy. .. A. LaSa.lei. , . . : . " . . .. ... 'rantarans.

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AUTHORITIES FIX PRICE

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HC A I I ' r PQ pv PRATd F -hic aKo police say Pairbank

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.1 tlie author. ties h.iw. ; ; i a e of oi'ili:..i ry win--

Physicians who ha'e retired from active practice 1-ecause of ai;e under the resadution can be commissioned in ,h" public health service, thus increasing the number available for

.Mors- a Co. nuasure their nnan- M'rxil' 111 Mimics.

ciai .rief at more than $."00. i " ' m:.i ni i L iio.mi: ron sali:.

Children's Shoes at Special Prices Tomorrow. Playmate Shoes for l"n ari.t l; iris, the besr -.vearin shoes Dr schonl or recreation. Sizes 5; .' to S at $3.00. Sizes 8 (.- 1 l at $3.50.

INTESUBBAN DAY

A Gooj Day to Buy Your Christmas Gifts

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nannrlette- (nn for Chllilnn. The ?harp. fr'ty r.lsr.'u are with u. making thn omfy kMrmer.t? a v i bay for the children's healthful Tb.e speciil prices tomorrow will save cu money. Values front Jl.ro" to $j.5e. Irtrurban Daj only ut CJc. H'Jc and 5 I. HI.

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$) yBsFjf Store Opens at 8:30; Closes 5 :30-Sat. lo 9:30 p. m.

You Cm Help Win the War. Carry All Small Packages.

Interurban Day Specials

Thursday, October 17, 1918

1,000 yards Mercerized Curtain Marquisette 59c Value at 42c Yd.

Special Showing of $25 Coats at$ 19.75

This special case of mar

quisette is one ot the best qualities manufactured. )fl

Will not pucker. It will pay you to buy your next spring's supply now.

1,000 Yards of

Crash Toweling-

29c Value at 19c Yd. A special for tomorrowonly, 72 per cent linen, with red border.

Misses' and women's sizes. All Quality First in materials and styles. Plush Coats, Zibelines and Chin Chow Cloth Coats, with large Kit Coney fur collars; full lined. Brown, green, bur-

"A gundv and black. Your

choice tomorrow at $12.75.

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Large Size Wool Nap Plaid Blankets Regular $8.95 Value for $6.95 full 72xS2, extra heavy.

in tan, gray, blue and pink plaids, for tomorrow onlv.

Japanese Lunch Cloths, 5-t-in., stenciled, guaranteed colors. Selling everywhere at S2.50, special $1.50. Don's Brown Linen Toweling, pure linen, best quality, worth today 30c, for 30c yard." Table Cloths, pure linen patterns, 81x81, John S. Brown quality, SI 2.00 value for $8.00. Very cheap. Dresser Scarfs, pure linen, scalloped, 18x54, the scallop looks and wears exactly like hand embroidered. Actually worth today S2.50. Yerv special for one dav, $1.50. J 2 30 Pounds of Quality First Pure Wool Khaki Yarn Special at $3 Pound We bought this of a yarn spinner at less than it cost him to make. We offer it to you at S 1 .00 per pound less than elsewhere.

The cool, crisp mornings these new arrivals are welcome. Flannelette Kimoncs, In pretty shades of irray, copen, lavender and rose, with ribbon trimmings, are extra values at $2.98 and $3.50. Bath Rcbes, of Beacon Blankets, at $6.50, $7.50 and up to $10.00.

Individual Tailored Hats Exclusive designs, only one of a kind. Special for Interurban Day at $10.00. Shapes include pokes, sailors, mushroom and a variety of large and small shapes in black, taupe, hrown and purple. '

Underwear Special Separate Underwear Garments for Women. Medium weight, tleeced vests and pants. Vests high and low neck, long and short sleeve, ankle length pants. Always sold for 79c for 69c. Children's Union Suits. Ecru lleeced, drop seat, all large sizes, 5oc value for 39c. Women's Hose, lisle tinished, Iemmed top, black only. Always sold for 19c, 4 pair for 50c.

Extra Values for Little Children Outfit for the little fellows, consists of sweater coat, lectins, cap and mittens. Coat has Byron collar, breast pocket and belt. Lxtra heavy Angora brush wool; colors, cardinal, blue and rrav, $3.98.

Extra Special Dress Goods Section. 600 yards of 4 2-inch all-wool French Serge at $1.95 Yd. Exceptional quality tu wear, good weight for Suits, Dresses and Skirts;

every desirable color. Also Special Lot of Dress Materials in Serges, Wool TafTetas, Batiste and Mohairs, 30 inches wide, great varien of shades. Your choice on Interurban Day at $1.00 yard. $1.75 Stcrm Serge, .S4 inches h ide, in brown, black and green, tomorrow at $1.19 yard. French Serge, A 2 inch, in Mack, navy aid green, tomorrow at $1.29. 36-inch Novelty Plaid and Checks, all dark grounds, at 89c . Short Lengths of Silks at Gre3t Reductions Fancy Silks in plaids, stripe and plain colors, waist and skirt patterns. also some large enough for dresses Your choice tomorrow at $1.59 yard. Values up to S2.5o yard.

Men's Underwear at Special Prices Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawer, unusually tine, special tomorrow at S8c each. Union Suits, just the weight needed for present wear, at $1.98. Sweaters, extra heavy Cotton, at $2.48. Also Wool Sweaters from $4.98 and up.

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pli.asi: noti:: iv ordfj: to maintain tiii: iiHiii qpalitv or PHOTOPLAYS wi: HAVi: A I AVA YS SHOWN AM) ALWAYS INT1:NT TO in oi:ii:i: to maintain tiii: rnisT-pLAss OIICIII-ISTKA WHICH 1 1 A s ni:cf)MK a rixTi'iu: or tiii; i.asai.li: and oni: THAT IS APIMiPt lATCI) II Y OCH I'ATKOVS IT will m: M:n:syuv, whi n tin: HOl Si: KLOPI.NS. TO ASK Till'. PATIiONS TO PAY Tili: WAK TAX. THIS is 1 i:nt on and 10 ( i:nt ADMIsslONS AND ' CKNTS ON 15 (TNT ADMISSIONS. vi: li.wi: PAID THIS in nil" PAST HCT ON AC ( Ol N 'T Ol' PIUA'AILINt. IIP. II PIUCl.sC no lon(.i:k AITHiHD TO DO sb.

Wo In"t .v;uit t Iro jmi uilli our talk on LaSalle Coupon I too Us. I 1 1 1 iho iiloa is i k(hhI -onoini-aI, pnu'tioal and ononionl that wo wan! cwry :alron of this theater to lako alantazo f it . .Tho iuictiuont of Si (Ml, plu tho 10 n-iits war ta. tins joti tho Ik'I so;ils at all shows, saxinu: ou 7n oonls, which int to In- siio-7el al tho-o war (lilies If soiiio of ou sirN ! not (".into iiiot a whole dollar jonr-If. t Mary and .lo-io nnd Silo to hip in. dUido tho oK'ii-' and -plit up tho tiokols. Thoy ! not haxo to Ik iimI at one time, thi'y aro chmI any timo hy anlHdy ami jrixo tho purrha-cr tin !:i'-t pi inrt'v hiwii on an xwii at tin lowost k-IIjIo ahni--ion. Wo'll hao .onn' siirpri-os for ou wImmi tho Iioiih' roofx-n. Not only on tho sihor mirror -non hut In I ho hoiivi- its-f I)it- f plou-iiiic dtoiratioii. wo Uihm m"ll liko and appr-iato. It i- oononlol that picturos hao alxtut n-aohod tin hiylut nl of p.orfo lion. - ran only mako tho fruno the thoator trititor. ohan(T, mori' attratio for ou.

C. id G. Storage Warehouse Store your household goods at the C. and G. storage warehouse. Light, clean and dry storage room at reasonable rates per month. We crate and forward furniture. Call Bell Phone 915. Home Phone 2427.

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