South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 330, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 November 1918 — Page 3

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First dose of 'Tape's Cold Compound" "relieves the cold and grippe misery Don't stay stuffed up !

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old either In the head, h'-t or limbs. It promptly rr n. i lofd-up nostril and air pa.a;,e in the head.

such prompt relief an "I'ape's Cold Compound," which costs only a. f.,-w rents at ar.y drug store. It acts without as?i.-f anc1, tastes nice,

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A "Mother" Sent This

If the sweetest little kiddies Act like old and crabbed Biddies, From the pain that's in their middies Cascarets ! When the child begins to ail, Coated tongue and looking pale, Spend two jitneys of your kale Cascarets! 1 You'd relieve your kiddie if you could Of course you will I knew you would. Any druggist in your neighborhood Cascarets! 10 cents! This wise mother knows that the best and safest way to rdieve a bilious, sick or constipated child is by giving candy Cascarets at the first sign of a white tongue, a feverish breath or a sour stomach. Children love Cascarets because of the candy taste. Nothing else ."works" the nasty bile, sour fermentations and poisons from the little liver and bowels so gently yet so thorou2hly. Each 10 cent box sf Cascarets has directions for children acred one war old and upwards.

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THE strength of a banl: depends primarily upon the ease and speed with which it can make its assets available in cash when needed. Because of our membership in the Federal Reserve System, we can at any time instantly obtain cash by rediscounting with the Federal Reserve Bank the commercial paper which constitutes a large part of our assets. This in effect increases our available reserve and insures our being able to meet demands for cash at any time.

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Soldier's Teeth lYIust Be Sound

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Roll of Honor

Ldstlnj; Men From Indiana, nilnoU, Michigan. Ohio and Kentucky on CAÄialtj UäUl

Th followlDC casualties are r?rirt1 tLe romrnnL'lln? s:u-ral of the Aci-r-I'-jiu ex i'fj!tionary frcn : Klllo-1 in action. dU j 0f wnundi 152; Jl-d of aTMTit ar.' otcr tau". 'J; died of dlsfim; IS.; wounded vt-rely. 7-4; woud11. dicrt-p und-tern;ln1, 14'; wound! (.lU'LUy. ltZi; nilislnjr ia action, 2H. To-

KII.LK1) IN ACTION. Mi;rr knaxts.

Harold Jarnfs Kins. Mailte

Mich.

Louis It. Jansen. Jhi-.ico. III.

Henry H. LtuNnr. Tlint. Mich. Ilniery MorrU Hawk?, Klint. Mich. Trilh Ilered!!. Chlrnffo, IM. Jerry P'ratbcrstont', t'nmmlftey, Ind. OUJI'iUlALS. Walter J. Hieh. Monien.. III. ;'. rpt Arontluü. 'hlc;i!D, 111. 1. Tultz, hnnvil!-. Hi. IL ' y II. H-str. r. ittlo Cwk, Mich. I'atrlck II. Hall. V. fcltburjj. Ky. Alln I). Oost, owiTjfhnro. Ky. I.'dward Krelinor. Detroit. Mih. r-rce W. Il.l ptmn. Ka! unazoo, Mlrh. I'KIVATr-S. James Rav Hoist, Hip Rapids, Mich. ;il!.rt .!. V.iUer. Sandusky. O. Alfrp.i J. Fritz. LouNvllle. Ky. l'r'd (ilernh, Cleveland, (Jhlo. IUiy C. Harper. Nnrrl flty. 111. David K. Hill. Amherst. OLlo. Harry Ilalili Jouph, Crrand Iliplds, Ml h. WllÜHni M. Kaln, Voostr, Ohio. Walter I). Ilutcher. Itplpre. Ohl . 'lyie H. Deinr'rv, Covinpton. Ky. Mathow Dilk-. Monroe. MUli. rruk i:dly. KlmbUton. Ohio, 'harlea Willis, Kalamazoo. Mlrh. .Tosppfi K. Kllrkincer. Sebrin?. O . IpnntiU' H. Fraeicr, Stockdale, O. Albert H. Hanson. Ioanal)a, Mirh. Lynn Liwis Haynes. Jackson. Mlrh. rhnrh'K L stt. Tuirola. 111. Herliert A. Cooler, Trultport, Mich. Karl o. Foust. Fftoria, ). (ifir (fiuino:i. Klln. 111. Albert Ciauthle:. (Juinry. Mifli. Wililam L. House, Attirn. Ind. I'arker A. Aslibv, Sebrep, Ky. MehoL-is L Denliofr. t'onklin. Mich. Finerv N. Irbvsblre. Manfon. Mich. Davj.i Falllne. I'ambrldpe, 111. Oliver L. Harrell, Marion. Ind. Fred F. C'hellman. I'ennviile. Mich. Albert Kalinskl. Hoopston. 111. Alex Kriminkl. Toledo, O. Carl Kruse, lrijrin. 111. Uoynl I. Miller, Co. kliold. Ky. Harry A. Olesken. Cincinnati, o. Fdward II. Haas. Cim limatl. O. Fmll A. Jaenb, Jrss Tnke, Mlrh. Ward K. Kline. Mies Mich. Francis Xavier Leyann... Muskegon. Mlrh. William Lul'.shn, Chicago. III. William H. Smtih, Vates Citv. 111. Frank F. Sprincr. Uattle I'reek. Mb h. John Steinba'h. Cleveland. O. Charles J. Wapner. Leip.if, O. James Llndsey, Heehal. Clermont Co. O. Flndley K. McKenzie, Saulte Ste Marie, Mich. Frank Mnllarkev. Cinelnuatl, O. arl .1. I'rl.-p, Hovaltou. III. David l. Kpavllle, Flat Kork. 111. Louie Albert liussell, Cedar Spring-. Mi- h. Willlm Shea, Cleveland, O. Daniel F. Kampf. Home. Ohio. II y Thomas Kane. Vonnstow n. O. Andrew Karwelaf. (Tollinvllle, 111. John Kelodlsh. Detroit. Mich. Walter K. Koprynnki, Cleveland. O. William ll. Fatton, Hohhelle. 111. ;uss Hati-ilff. Jr.. Ashland. Ky. Col. H. Snvder. Creston. O. Ilobert J. Traev. Ionia, Mieb. Hoy Webb. Iload lloue. 111. Claude D. Wilson, Cynthiann, Ky. Thmas Holloran. Younjstovn, Ö. Taniel .Topes. Nlles, O. JoHeph KneT, (.'itK-innati. O. I'hillip Morslncer, St. Jacobs. 111. Hobert I.. Schwel, Iron Mountain. Mich. Leo C. SraiCi, Dover. O. Wllllim Joseph Srpy, Youngstown, O. Frank Vayna. Toledo. O.

Stanley M. Warner. Alponae. Mich.

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WOLNHS KKCKIVKD ACTION. LI FT 'T V. N A NTS.

Arends. inincy, COHl'OKAI.S.

Heiffhton. Kent.

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William X. Karthelser. Chicago. Ill

Hinlolpb Ledstrum. Sparta, Mich. Jesse U. Wnrren. Malt. Ky. -John W. Dauherty. Xewcomerstown Ohio. Frank P. Durkee. Ousted. Mlh. Jan Fillpouskl. Miehijran City. Ind. Fre.l (Jroner. Sthruthers. Ohio, "j'rence Frerett Jones. Newport. Kv William F. Keane. Chi. ago. 111. I'earl L'dward Lawrence, Orand itapids Mich. Thomas P. Cooper, Sprintrdale, Ky. Frve.i V.. Kurbursky, Conway Em mitt. Mich. Inland S. Xirkerson, Pnchanan. lich. HJalm.tr Peternon, Demmon. Mich.

f'arl Mart.ns. Cleveland. o Hobert Morris, "jilb'im. Ky. Choree H IH"'hl. Chicigo. F,!. WilMarn L. .tter, Prown 'Mty. Ml'h. Frank J. Siniti.r:nver. n.ttvil. lnd Jr.hn I!. SnMfb. lM.-rf' Ti. . 'Iaud H. Wi. kllfT. W. Ouer.sf-oro. Ky. IIi:i fKOM AftlliKNT AM (TllF.IC A lK. PHI VAT KS Hershel A. Klrby. F. St. Louis. 111. iiei ok ii.k MaJ. T. ". i'oj. J'ort Thomas. Ky. LI FAT FN A. NTS. Jav H. Harne. Chi str. 111. S FRO FA NTS.

Hrliidley. HrMoKMirr. Ind. llHjrbT. Chi-Hs:o. 111. Kenilln Mivfi.-M. Ky.

COKPOK.W.S. Joseph Pyer, Struther. O. Culnseppe Dlpiaix. 'hlc.ieo. 111. William II. Fvans. Xiles. Mi.h. Carl (Jrossmnn. Hur.tincton. Ind. PHIVATFS. Arthur W. Austin. 'lvel.inl. O.

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Ccst of Living Not Theory.'' Says Morrison in Talk on Labor Condition.

Joseph F. Charles K.

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Camp, Zanesville,

Dariil Cherrv, I reemont. . Itoy P. Corey. Pari. Mb li. Jesse Davis, Pedro. O. John Fstier, Jackson. O. Frank Fink. Greenville. O. George J. Flfher, Chicago. 111. Linus Fletcher. Hath. 111. Larrrenee Fogarty. Cincinnati. O Virgil Fountain, "Xorman Station

Carl H. F. Higernever. Howling Jretn Ohio. Stlrl Hammonds. Hizby. O.

William Carl Hofferinan. Drtro't "hristr.pher Ilelpouth. Chicago, Dart Lahne. Herne, n. woi ndkh m:vkhi:ly. sfhgfaxts. Penko Kizerman. CMcatro. Ill C Hi Pf HALS.

Samuel McKay, Rattle

Ind.

Mich. HI.

Frank Mbh. Clause

Creek. . 111.

F. Sanuel.s.-n. Maywood,

PHIVATFS. Samuel Drake. Chicago. HI. John Galet. Chicago. III. Tzdor Oliszewski. Chienjro. III. Terenty Wertdeky, Chieago. 111. Orville Lloyd Lle. Murjh ysboro. 111. George W. McFbb'wney. Triplet. Ky. Walter MrLane, Montirelol. Ky. Lewis J. Tro.lanek. Jordan. Mich. Jesse K. Carlerry, Husselville. O. John L. SullU-an, Muskecron. Mb h. WOINDFI, IF.KKK IMIKTIJtMIMJ) 1. 1 KVT F.N A NTS Albert G. Jefferson. Oak Park. 111. Daniel M. Dana ha v. Eureka, 111. coupon als Edward J. Ilnnegan. Chicago. 111. Dnvi.1 I. Sullivan. Jouoboro. III. Justin I Hi a lie Whelnn, Chicago Height, 111. PHIVATFS Frank P.astl. Cbero, 111 Andrew Holing. Cortland. Ky. Clarence Lincoln Hrown. Farmer City, 111. Antonio Campagna. Monmouth. 111. Alexander Chrzaiiowski. Chleago, III. Albert C. Clark. Kossford. o. ierld W. Crawford, Columhr.s. O William K. Greenwell, Louisville. Ky. Jim Hasaluk. F. Moline. 111. Philip Hawkins, Chicago. 111. Erb'k Johnson, lioekfor!, 111. John F. Justice. FNhtrap. Kv. William J. Kienapple. Flmhurst. 111. Chnrlev Leonard, Jonesboro, 111 Frank Meskill. South Hiv.n. Mhh. Russell W. Milev. Hremen. O. Pmtpv Miller. Nashville. InJ. John A. Hoch, Akron. O. Lincoln II. Spencer, Kinmundv. 111. Dominick Stefanski, Detroit, Mirh. Tony Sudbk. Westvllle. 111. James William White. Pontine. Mi.h. WOCNDKI SI,K;ilTKY. sfk;i:ants. John X. Good, Canton, o. COH PO HALS. Robert Finery Johnson. Shoal, Ky . Jerome F. Wairner. Osgood. Ind. PK I VATES. Anglist W. Anders, orlend. 111. I'redolph E. Anderson. Kewanee, 111. Jesse J. Hrown. Ionia. Mich. Ralph W. Clipp. Flushing, Ohio. Fre.l Goff. Flta Rock. 111. Herman August Gustke. Detroit. Mich. Max L. Kahin, Chieago, 111. Joseph Kures. Chicago. 111. John Matthews Maiming. Covington,

Ky. Chaunce Pntton. Scipiv". Clarence L. Sparks.

Ind. 'arl Tilton. Ferris. 111. Charles P. Webber. Findl iv. O. Frank Phillip Young. Canton. O. MI.-SINC. IN ACTION. LIEITKNANTS. Walter L. Averv. 'ilumbus. ) ((HirOKALs. Riohard J. Oaptlk. Panama. 111. PIIIVATF.S. John M Reil. St. La wreneeville. III. Henry Hrash. 'restl!;ie. ). William T. K.inton. t ni.-ago. 111. George Nlkkarl, Kaleva. Mbh. Edward IL Schmcnk. Ottawa. O Raymond Warner, Willi.i inspur. f. Alvln Ernest Kirsch, ltnennes, Ind. Renjam-ln F. Ma-v. Hirrodsburr. Ky. Harry Mills. Greenfield. (. Herschcll Scott, Mound City. 111. George I,. Thurston. F.nrmington. 111. Hay Wlngerinir. Sandusky. O. George E. Judson. Durand. Mich. Adam Kopelnk. Chlcaso. III. Ed K. Möhler. Frankfort. Ind.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. Induction of present wa ge pcale? in the rnitt-r! States will be opposM by the worker??. Trank Morrison, secretary f the American Federation of Labor said in a statement tonight dealing with reconstruction as it affects labor. Any decrease in wages will mean a lowering f living standards, he said, and this the workmen will resist. Regardless of the wishe? of individuals or groups." paid Mr. Morrison, 'any reduction of present warre scales in this country' will be opposed by the workers who will not accept ware reductions fop the simple reason that this procedure will lower their standard of living. And by standard of living; I refer to v ibstantlal food, clothing, housing ai.d all necessaries to a well-ordered life. "The cost of living i rot a theory with the workers, it is a plair unvarnished tale,' that cannot be explained, away by sophistry. The United States buieau of statistics shows that living costs are mounting higher nnd higher. Its report for

year, shows an Increase cont over last July, an 1 per cent between year nnd August this

year, and an' incre;.s of 70 per cent during the five year period between August, 1913 and August. 10 1 S. "The right to liv comes first, and workers will resist any attempt to reduce their livinsr standards. In view of present costs, even though sonic employer talks of capturing the markets of the world. 'T am hopeful that the best thought among employers and other elements f our citizenship, will agree that nothing will create more internal turmoil thin a denial that the highest possible living standards for workers is the rtrst requisite for the Ame-ica we dream to have. The eiirht-hour day should be accepted by every manufacturer. Not only because the transition to a peace basis may be orderly through the quick assimilation of workers, but for the larger reason that has so often been advanced in favoT of a shorter workday."

August this of two per increase of August las

Ind. Jeffersonville.

TALBOT'S LAWYERS MOVE TO QUASH INDICTMENT ivni.WAPOUS. Nov. 2C. Attor-

neys for John Y'. Talbot of South t - A A SI.

Hend, Ina , president oi me uruor of Owls, charged with misuse of the mails to incite murder and assassination, filed a motion to quash the indictment against Talbot when the latter was arraigned in federal court here today. It was charged in the indictment that Talbot attacked five members of New York state game commission in his publication, The Owl.

Dr. Ieona K. Stevens announces the opening of new office for the practice of osteopathy in the Farmers Trust bids'. Suite 452. Office hours 9 to 3. Evening; by appointment. Phones. Roll. Res. 1 3 5 S ; Home. ICS. Office.. Hell. 2.1SS. Advt. 9Ö41-2S

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Children's KnSt Sets Scarf and Cap, in colors. Sl.5() value at $1.00 $15.00 Coats at $11.25 Women's and Misses' Sets Scarf and Cap, in colors. $2.98 values at $1.98 $17.50 Coats at $13.25 54-inch Mercerized Damask Very special, yard 49c, 75c 72-inch Mercerized Damask Very special, yard 89c 72-inch Linen Damaslc Fine quality, yard $2.25 "Salts" Plush Coats You save 10 to 25. $15.00 Pattern Hats $10.00 $10.00 Pattern Hats $5.00 Embroidered Pillow Cases Scalloped edge, pair $1.00 $25.00 Coats at $18.75 Glass Serving Trays Very special, only 79c Banner Enameled Roasters Very special at $2.29 Pure Aluminum Coffee Percolators S-cup size, special $2.19 Gray Cotton Blankets Pink and blue borders, special $2.69 $30.00 Coats at $22.50

Georgette Crepe Waists Regular $5.00 values $3.98 Men's and Women1 s Hose Black Cotton, special I2V2C Women's Out Size Hose Black and white, special 25c Envelope Chemise S 1 .00 values, special 79c Women's Muslin Gowns Very special at $1.00 Pink Crepe dc Chine Camisoles Very special, only $1.00 $25.00, $30.00 Suits $14.75 Men's Silk Neckwear 25c and 35c value 19c Women's Hand Bags S1.00 values at 69c $32.50 and $35.00 Suits $24.75 Palm Olive Soap Very special, cake 9c Jap Rose Face Powder 5oc value, box 19c Jergen's Toilet Soaps Special, 3 bars for 25c Mermen's Talcum Powder 20C value, can 15c Palm Olive Shaving Cream 35c value, only 19c $37.50, $39.75 Suits $28.00

These items listed here are only a few of the many big money sating values to be found here Wednesday.