South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 79, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 March 1919 — Page 2

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STRONGER MEN TAKETHE LEAD They Have Nerves of Iron and Real Red Rahling Blood

j Florence Crittenclon Circle i Hears Mrs. Evans on Im

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Vit.il forcs Ii the m-itpriil from whirh lacJrs Itt all walks of life arn r;ind. it U .cll worth Kttli- nti'l hoIJu.g. Th hp.ilth nnl rrv of th nth!ti i what N.itui intcniitd every n;an ar. womn to have. The b!col of nn athlf Ii pur ar.i rel. a ftron hmrt pumps r.rxl drivps it throuch his loly. No wondrr that very inch of his system H fll?l with r.try atMl health, hin rrrvej liko Iron. jrSr1t hlrh. hartl taks a ur anti I.fe one song of j'jy. A l-idirtE Doctor ?avs, "T!vonono l.oulft feel this way. That If you are rot red Llooded, are nrvous. all run !own and on your last Iks, for you to l'Uil.l u; your t'ood ani nerves with exercise. fre3h air. nourishing foci ami Nature's gre.it rreoription. Phosphited Iron a real Llwod nd nerve LuilJer".' IT a!o pays. 'Thosphated Iron feeds the Mood cell?: with iron anl Nerve force, and that leaaline specialists are row uslnir It 5ueceysfu!ly all over the country, th.it It Is or. of the few reme'is that better class doctors can now tleptni on to produce results". Fpecial Notice: To Insure doctors; and their patients pettlne the Genuine l'hosTh.ited Iron v.e Kive put In capsules only, po do not allow dealers to tU you l .'As or tablets. Wfttick'i Cut Kato Iru Stor, tr h-adinir druKKijts everywhere.

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yirn Minnie Linn, S-.nth Hfiid'M 1"I: wTif. ri. iddr''d tl" rr.fiutiersi ' t tl;- I'; Tfji'- 'rirttitti ir'l' üt 1 1 ; i r r-i: u !.. r !..-.fin- !.J. at t!i- li-:n- r .Mrf. L. I.ti! J:..xir. 71" falif'Ttii i nr. ;'-aiiiu' ":i !"!. N.-.-.J .f a I'ar.-nta! r' -i . !.' :ir-i. LvauH fahl: "Sotith I'.ctid ron- has 1 r.t en of a .arutjl sh'ol. v!i' li a i- fio..; w nu Id ti. -n in whl-ii truHiit hih;rri at.J d:iujiientK 'tuhl he fftit t s-rve a j'-rifri'-e, Irictead of a rff rt.i s !.,) ,,r a yir!' hi-titnt. In a iar.'!,f il f-h.i h ' L 1 ' I reu !i.iv- no

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I ! letjjale.i iiy a - m i.ft-tj t t a !. r !:j Liri'e In rnurii tin' saiu fl.an ii' r a- h !i-r i.f tti- army. '"In i--.iril to t!i- pirl ii!t'ti--:i. tlx ijnnL,il . h... wi iil l iifiji luilv a niin li t' i-vt.iMji, 1 1. fhil.l .11 tli" riiiit r";nl. A crin- 4..ij.. tiru.- u ;h that of a It -ir old delinquent, sh.. would dss s -h 00 1 a wirk .-it a tliu and 1;t where-at-'.iits wer- iiiiLr'n -veu to hr paretit. To drjvv tli i .tory to a coniul i, h is now mni-r tiit ! ipervlslon f t' rioronce 'ritt, iitnu lni. If this firl could he Kent to a parental s ho d nt tl" first i;;n i ( hdltiqiif u y. I aiu uro hr folly 4.-uld have heeu avoided. Her p. .Ti nts f,?.l'i ti-d to sending her to th! ladiana Industrial m hool. and he kept falling i 11 1 had omiaiiy. This I only one fif the many a.vs that come uudi-r my noth-e, nnd therefore, in my opiuhm, there I uri-nt nei-t-ssity of a parental school llne extaldished in Sfuth l.end. ill.-' Lui il .Mlnnh k. heertary of the T'nlon MN.l.ii of 'harlestoii. W. Va., jrave an interesting talk on so ial HerrU-e work aiii m- J 11 v-n i Ih. .Mrs. Kalph Harris, president 'f the organization, presided.

I'l'LIiMAN C.Mt TAX HI'DUCED. :pRinnInir April 1, 1019. the United täte revenue tax on seats, berths and rooms in fileepinf; and parlor car.s will he eitrht per cent of the amount paid, in place of 10 per cent as now required. TI1I3 statement was jriven out yesterday by Y. L. Haier, ticket affent of the New York Central lines for South Fiend. The notice was received by him from the Pullman car lines of the U- S. railroad administration.

GIRLS! TRY IT!

HAVETHICK.WAVY, BEAUTIFUL HI

Every particle of dandruff disappears and hair stop coming out.

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The bottle in each package of Pineapple Jiffy-Jell contains oil the rich essence

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dessert has q wealth of this exquisite flavor, and a package serves six people for 2Z cents. You owe to yourself a trial of this new-type Gelatine dainty, JO Flavor, cf Your Crocer't 2 Packagr for 25 Cent . cz

Draw a moist cloth through hair and double its beauty at once.

i Your hair becomes lisht, wavy. Huffy, abundant and appears aa noft. lustrous and beautiful as a yount? rrirl'f after a "Danderine hair lanJ!.,, Just try this moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and 'arefully draw It through your hair, tukinjr one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. 1 r.esides beautifying the hair at nee, Pandcrine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purities and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching- and falling hair. Hut what will please- you most will be after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hair line -.and downy at Ilrst yes but really new hair Krowin all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it. surely Invest p, few cents in a bottle of Knowlton's Danderine at any d; u store or toilet counter, and just try it.

Save your hair! Beautify it! You will say this was the best money you ever spent. Advt.

Oy Gtneritvt Kemblt FRIDAY, MARCH 21. Vhiie the mutual avpect btwten th Sun and L'ranu.i augurs well fer an lmrortant arid sudden chance or Journey, the predominant planetary figures bj Lunar transit ar rather c.Jseouragini nd unpromising. There is likelihood ol uii'.po'ited for delay. dippobntromU and obstacle, with a disposition to precipitate trouble and annoyance, if nol miration, thro jch irritability. rahns nnd intemperate speech or Quarrellln; Tro financial outlook Is not encouraInr And the health and dornesiic af

fairs are al4'1 likely to give ome con- t cm. !

Those tv nose oirmiay ii is may expect some sudden chance or Journey, which sho'iid brlnp good fortune if matters are handled with patience and cool res. They should avoid dtJ&utejj and tUlgetlon. and protect the heilt'.i and donvnlc circle. A child ben. on thU day will be adventurous nnd original. bit hi-i'rt r t7i?Vt thrift f-- e r!

FORD AND HUfiON ST. IMPROVEMENTS ARE CONFIRMED BY BOARD

The n; opos ?( imin.vt ment of two strevts. Foid and Huron, brought 200 property ewners to tho meeting

of the hoard $ public works held

Wedneesday r.ight in the city hall. It was expected that a long and bitter debate .-would follow after the tw? factions had lined up, and had started giving their opinions of the situation. However, the large majority of the residents were much in favor of the street lclng improved, so much so that when one man offered an objection to it, another itarted climbin? over the rail to lay violent hands on him. The improvement of both streets were confirmed by the board, but .he property owners still have 10 days in which to file a written remonstrance with the board, after which the case may be appealed. - Remonstrances were filed against the improving of IJirdsell st- and the hearing was deferred for one week. The improvement of South IJend av. from Eddy st. to the city limits, was confirmed, also the Sherman av. improvement. The Jackson and Fellows av. sewer was also confirmed.

RECREATION COMMITTEE PLANS MORE ACTIVITY

The submitting of plans and the d! cuss rii of th best methods to adopt to get greater activity and better results in the work of the sola centers, occupied the time of the meeting yf the municipal r-reatlon committee at the srhoid administration building. Wednesday nicht. Frnnk A. Wife suhmltfed a series of suggestion to the committee for the reorKuulzntion of the social center work for next year. Tle niicccstions were nlmed at concentrating t. work into ffwer evlnings a week with n grenter number of grotip nt work, thus fretting the same amount of work, or more, done In n shorter length of time. This plan was cvolTed on the theory that it Is better to have the schools open two nights a week ami lined Intensively than to have them open six evenlncs a week nnd used In n casual manner. There was a dim-ussiou relatlapr to the relative value of paid and volunteer workers of the social centers. There whs also some consideration as to the wage scale for nodal secretaries of the centers and the teachers and attendants ena$ed there. Sevarul plan? were considered to en larjre the seope of the center activities, and careful thought trtveu to which pinna have worked out to the heat adrautage In larger cities. The plan for enlarging thp centers by the Installation of quh-t game rooms and- improving the motion picture programs to lnvlude literary and musical numbers, was discussed favorably. Ai-conllntr to plans adopted covering playground activities, the comi.ig season will witness the playground vork moving along under a carefully selected and prepared schedule which the playground tirector will hare prepare at least a week in advance. The forma for the sijhedule were adopted and turned over

eto the directors.

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THEY ARE ALL RECOMMENDING "ÄEUTBDÄE PRESCRIPTION 99"

A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff

They havev used "Xcutrono Proscription and their t'r.d, aching, weary swollen Joints and muscles

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"NVutrmo Precrirticn $V cru?f s all rhetur.atic poisons to disappear 1 v purifving the blood, making it aa nature intended it ahouU be.

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There is one sure way that has mer failed t( remove dandruff at once, and thnt is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, j'.ist get fthout four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at nicht when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the linger tips. Hy morninc, most if not all, of your dandruff will bev gone. and three or four more applications will corr.pl tely dissolve and entirely destroy every Mnrle ign and trace of no matter how much dandruff nu may have. You will find all itchintr nnd diguing of tip e;i wil stop instantly, i nd your hair will be tbifTy. lustrous t:T."-sy. silky and soft. .-Hid look and t' el a hundred times better. Advt.

FALLS FROM TRAIN; NO SERIOUS .INJURIES In passing from one coach to another on a troop train going from Camp Custer, MJch., to Camp Grant. 111., Pvt. Karl Crain, cf Cartersvllle. 111., became overbalanced and fell headlong into the gravel alona: the tracks i few miles east of this eit. one of his fellow soldiers aw him fall and the tialn was stopped. He was- given firt aid on tho train, but an examination of his wound' showed that he was in too serious a condition to he kept on the train. The lld Cross authorities of South Hend were ratified to have an ambulance at the station and he was taken to the Epworth hospital. He stated last night that he did not know how the accident happened. "As I idcrped on the platform," he said, "I became overbalanced and fell down the steps." A thorough exi initiation 4it tho hospital showed that although hi? face and hanas were badly scratched, he was not hurt seriously.

Progress Club Luncheon a Success

The musical luncheon given at the home of Mrs. YV. E. Ilryan of .Vorth hore dr- at noon yesterday under the auspices of the music department of th Progress club, 'ras a delightful success. Several hundred guests were present, all of whom were cap-tit ated with tho charming personality of .Miss i:thr Muenstermann, a well known and accomplished contralto oi Chicago. Miss Miif n.-termann rendered the musical program with a rare- artistry, her interpre tations of the various being if the highest possible order. She has a rich contralto voice of wide range, the tonal qualities bei n it esicially marked in her rendition of "The EaKle." by C.rant SeTafTer, also the "Twilight Dream" by Ki bell Sli-? sang an exceedingly difficult aria, "My Hart and Thy Dear Voice." from Samson and Delilah, which was sung with a naive finish. I'rdh her poise and dramatic ability were admirably displayed in the song "Sailor's Wife." by Hurieigh. and the 'Sick Child." by Homer. A group of French songs which she sang were most charming, and won instant favor with her audience, her enunciation being unusually distinct. She also responded to several encores. Miss Iaura Clendennen demonFtrated her .irt as a pianist as well as a most sympathetic and competent accompanist. The consensus of opinion among the music lovers was that these- two splendid artists" should be brought lack to South Bend for another concert.

HOT WATER FOR SICK HEADACHES

Tells why everyone should drink hot water before breakfast.

Headache of any kind Is causM by auto intoxication which means selfPl9onlnff. LIrer and bowell poisons called toxins, sucked Into the blood, through the lymph ducts, excite the heart which .pumps the blood so fast thut it congests in the smaller arteries and veins of the head producing violent, throbhing pain and distress, called head-a-he. Yon become perrons, despondent, sick, feverish and mlsrahle, your im-als sour and nlmoüt nauseate you. Then you resort to acetanllidr, aspirin or bromides, vvhh-h temporarily relieve, but do not rid the bhxnl of the irritating toxins. Un the other wand, it is necessary t go after the ennse of these trouble and remove it, otherwise the relief is only temporary. A glas- of hot water with a half laxcarln tablet drunk before breakfast for awhile, will not only wash thee toxins from voiir 'rtm ml r.lifvi von of

headache, but will cleanse, purify and !

freshen the entire ellmmary canal. If you aren't feeling your best, if your tongue is coated or if you wake up wtlh a bad taste, foul breath or have colds. Indigestion, bllllousness hive no ambition if you are constipated, have a sour or acid stomach. legin the hot water -cure at once, hot water and laxcarlu will eventually rid your system of toxins and poisons. "I.axerin is sold by the Laxcarlu Product Co., Dept. K-21. Pittsburgh,

l'enna. l'rbv per box one dollar, full t

treatment six boxes tjTe dollars. Will be sent postpaid upon receipt of cash, money order or stamps. Substitutes must be refused.

ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR OLIVER CENTER MEETING

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"BAUV1WORT" FOR RHEUMATISM

Mr. J. M . i:.:ntr, Loncmont. V.u. wjii'-s: "I hac been takjpg IJ.timwort Kidney Tablett fi'f ray the :ir.a':.-i:i and :lnd they liclp more than anything I ever tovr." etc. S-nne lorms of r'i u:i ivipi .ire caused bv fail.m of t!;" Kilr.i to secrete d thtuw o'"l" the watc and p...'-.)?;- t ÜH' b.'dv. If Kidnevs a:.d Ui'i'iu' .in- not ioifg their f .ii dul;. . Htiaiu.'tt Kidt'.cy

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Community '.ngln? as part of i Mccial music il program w ill open the meeting of the Oliver Community center at the Oliver Pchpol tonight. Th program will also Include sinking by the fifth graule girls under the direction of Miss Marks and Miss Huey. a piano solo by Miss Hazel Markham and a

number of n amines by MLs HcbsIo

Hocue. Children to le admitted must be ccomrärled by their rar-ents.

"SO SICK AND MISERABLE"

Mrs. A. E. Hager, 509 London Hoad, Duluth, Minn., writes: I have been taking your Cadomene Tablets for the pat month. They certainly did wonders for me, as I was so nervous 1 wasn't able to do my own housework; to sick and miserable. Now I can do all my own work and feel good all the time. My daughter and her husband fave also been taking them, and hey helped wonderfully." Thousands of sick, nervous, impoverished, weak men and women have found Cadomerte Tablets a true tonic and builder. Try them if not perfectly satisfied wlthx'results the proprietors wUl refund purchase price, .old by all drusrgists everywhere.

REP ffl YOUNG

UKMOVAL XOTICM Iwrll H. Carwln. Certified Public Accountant, or.nounc the removal of his office fro-n room 41. J. M. S. bid;., to uite J. M. S. bldy. New phone. r.cU :C35. Mr. 'tn win :ils. aanounccs that

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.k-oc!ated vitb hin ta .hc practic.' 4'f .(( eouratancv . I:h Piding system-

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It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to fee! young to do this you must v. tcb your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark ringi under your eyes pimples a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Yourdoctorwiil tell you ninety percent of all sickness comes from infective bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients fcr years. Dr. Edward3 Oiive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always eflective. They bring about that exuberance cf spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clearing the system ot impurities. You will know Dr. EJ.vards' Olive Tablets by their olive color. 10c and 25c per bcx. All ciurti.

Trading with adYertisci means more for less cash.

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Store Opens S:30; Closes 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m.

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Suits

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Suits that are not only authoritative in style, but faultless in tailoring and fabric quality. Serges and Poplins 0 In navy blues and blacks, box coats and blouse effects, full and semi-belted with touches of braid or plain.

Very Charming New Frocks

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Unusual in Pricing Unusual in Mode For afternoon and dress up pecasions. Taffeta Silks, Taffeta combined with Georgette Crepe de Chine with Georgette panel and tunic effects, embroidered and beaded. Colors navy, pekin, tan, brown and black. Jersey Dresses, plain buttoned, embroidered panels, tiered skirts, in gray, tan, pekin and henna. Serge Dresses in navy blue, plain and embroidered, also elaborated with rows of buttons, at $19.75 and $25.00.

If You are Slender

Choose a corset designed especially for you American Lady Corsets

The slender liure can be, and should be, so corseted as to accentuate its natural charm and gracefulness. For each. type of slender figure special American lady models afford those important features light stays, flexibility and correct proportions that insure a lithe beautiful figure. Look for the name. It is your guarantee of perfect style and service. American Lady Corsets $5, $4, $3.50, $2.50, $2, $1.50

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French Voile

Waists

New Models in Beautiful Trimmed Dress Hats at $12.95 to $18.50 Tomorrow we feature a splendid showing of the season's newest millinery creations, among which are

Charming Modes of tre Directoire period, Watteau types, straight sailors, tilted sailors and turbans.

Attractive in three styles of neck square, round and Vshape beautiful hand embroidered and lace trimmed. Pointed culTs, lace and embroidery trimmed, at $5.00 to $10.00. Tailored Organdy Blouses, in colors, collars and cuffs edged with white and narrow . plaited, at $3.98 to $4.50. Suit WaisU of georgette, tucked "fronts, also square necks, navy and black, at $5.75.

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These Hats are skilfully trimmed with smart fancies, flower garnitures and ribbons in popular colors tor spring, priced tomorrow at $12.95 to $18.50.

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Carter Underwear For Women and Children Women's Lisle Union Suits for Spring. We have them in all styles neck and sleeves, knee and ankle length, $1.50-$1.75. Women's line Mercerized Union Suits, shell top. Ionneck, sleeveless, tischt and umbrella knee, $2.75-$3.00. Women's Light Weight Lisle Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight and umbrella knee, $1.00-$1.25. Chidren's medium weight Cotton Union Suits for Spring, high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, also a short sleeve, knee length, according to size, $1.00$1.25. Children's Separate Garments shirts come in all styles neck and sleeves pants, knee and anklj length, 50c.

Hosiery

Children' Hall" Hoe, plais colors, some have fancv culf tops, 25c, 29c and 50c. Children's fine mercerized hose, black only, 39c and 45c.

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Fine Silk Undergarments Values that make choosing from this group of certain advantage. All the charming New Spring Styles in Crepe dc Chene and Washable Satins. Corset Covers Of crept1 de chene and wash satin with dainty lace tilled vokes. some all Lice sleeves," at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.98. Camisoles Of wash satin. hemtiicheJ and ribbon shoulder strap, ;it $1.98 and $2.50.

Envelope Chemise-

Of crepe de chene. -m.n; garments with beautiful trimmings of lace on okc:- . ' bottom, at $2.29, $3.9S, $4.50 to $6.95.

Bloomers

Of crepe de chene a:;c. 1 - ' satin, ne and two r'": -elastic at bnttfin. ;tl ; m :d. with pocket-. hem-Tic;ie : t-r at $2.50, $2.98, $4.50.

1624 South Micliigan St.

Home Phone 7120; Bell 270

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Kash and Karry make Pennies Kount

2y2 lh. can light or dark Karo Syrup 21c 3 large cans Com 41c 3 can Sauer Kraut 25c Pcund can Calumet Baking Powder 21c 3 pkgs. Macaroni 25c Large can Tomatoes. . . .20c

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5 large boxes Snowboy Washing Powder . . ,

20c can Van Camp's Beans 15c Can Red Cap Salmon. . .23c 6 large 6c boxet Searchlight Matches 31c 3 carts Dutch Cleanser. . .25c 6 bars Swift's Pride Soap 25c

Wanted Men and Women To represents in their home tow n. Fa;. clean and health..' work. Profits large. We have the best medicine-? rr. the market. Ten different medicines to sell. All the med:ci:.e are the prescriptions of famous professors. Only men and women should apply who can and want to earn at leas: $1 5 per month extra. Write toLaxcarin Products Co., i.x 'JO 3, Department A.A., Pittsburgh, Pa.

A Jewelry Store for All the People, CLAUER'S 51 Ich Iron. Near WaAhlnrttm.

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