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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.
MONDAY. AlT.rST l.
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"DOIN'S IN BRUIN TOWN"
Drawn Especially for the News-Times by Artist Frank Verbeck, the World's Most Famous
Bear-Picturer.
Copyright, I'M?., My the Newspaper I'ntcrprNe .WoHatlon.
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j gest day of the month. We hazard the assertion and challenge its reputation, that there is more genuine money
saving opportunities to the square inch in this announcement than ever appeared in any South Bend newspaper.
The Grand Leader's Coupon Day is South Bend's Greatest Bargain Event.
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Tra la la. Tra la la!
Baby hoars, mother boars, daddy
boars and uncle bears, are all gath
ered around the town jail singing a
Bonp of rejoicing!
They are Riving the. thoughtless man
ho shot Wandering Jirother, the les
pon they promised him.
They have locked him up in a strong
cell and will not let him out again
until ho promises to bo good.
Sec all the little Bruins of the town
up on the top of tho cell!
Look at the Wandering Brother with
his crutches. See Father Bruin talk
ing to him.
They really don't know how long
they should keep the strange man
fastened up. you see.
Such a gossiping of little folks. Such
a conference among the big ones.
While they all take in their bear
language, the frightened old man sits
on a little stool wondering what will
happen to him next!
Even his gun has boon taken away
from him. He has no means of de
fense. He is entirely at the mercy of
the furry residents of the forest.
Do you think they will let him out
soon?
No, they will probably make him
stay there all night!
The bear, with the gun, will act as
sentinel, marching up and down, to
see that the prisoner does not make
his escape.
But here is a secret just for you!
Artist Verbeck is still in Bruin
Town. He has Just heard of the
pright of his brother, man.
He is a great friend of the Bears
and hart planned to get them to let
the old fellow go in the early morn
ing. So it isn't so bad after all!
10 Bars uffsyfl
Santa Claus
Soap for
The famous Fairbank's Santa
Clans Laundry Soap, sold the
world over at 5c cake; Tues
day with this coupon 10 bars
for 2 5c. N
None Sold to Children.
49c
$1.00 LOXCJ SILK
GLOVES
Women's line quality pure silk long
gloves, double finger tipped, black
and white; with coupon 4'Jc. N
iun s roo a
UNION SUITS . . . .
29c
.-() WOMKVS
MUSLIN GOWNS
Made of good strong muslin, trim
med with embroidery and ribbon,
cut full and lone, with coupon 29c.
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7r STANDARD
Apron Ginghams . . .
27 inches wide apron gingham, all
popular checks, coupon sale 4c. X
4c
ViMv v.ki widi:
PERCALE . . . .
7c
?,d inches wide standard dress per
cales in light and dark patterns,
with coupon yard Tc. N
In porosknit, short
drawers, all sizes.
sleeves,
knee
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NEWTON. Pa.. Aug 1 0 a 1 exa n d e r
Dewsnap found a blaeksnnke .sunning
itself, and made an effort to catch
the reptile alive. Just as the snake
glided into a hole in the ground,
Pewsnap clutched it by th tail and
drew it out again as he thought."
Only the JLskin. however, was in
his hands, the hlacksnako having
suddenly divested itself of its old
clothes (or skin) in order to escape.
WILSON CRKKK. Wash.. Aug. Id.
The new nde of hroodT was as
sumed by a rattlesnake on th- bord
ers of town, the reptile mothering
some little ohicsk which were made
orphans by a coyote. Th- ?nako was
proving a good guard, but it was sus
pected his care was nt disinterested.
BCDFonn, Ind.. Aug. if.. rrs.
James Young tells an excitiner ex
perience, that she and her mother,
Mrs. James Barnes, had at the lat
ter'.? farmhouse near Freetown.
Going to the room to b ok after
her baby, sleeping on the bed. she
heard a peruliar nic- that fhe at
first thought was made by a katydid.
Calling her mother, they noticed the
paper near the ceiling of the room
move and with a broom touched it,
when a large rattlesnake fell to tho
tloor in a fiirhtinr mood.
They ran from the room with tho
bain' and returned, killing the reptile.
FAYKTTi: CITY. Fa.. Aug.
CJyp. a little rat terrier, in a desperate
battle with a big copperhead snake,
saved the life of little Fsther Her
man, two years old. and killed the
reptile by breaking its neckk.
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The child was playing on the
kitchen floor of the home when the
snake, measuring nearly four feet,
t rawled in the door.
Gyp, after drawing the copper
head away from the child, gave bat
tle, and before the snake could turn
the little terrier had a grip on his
neck which snapped the vetabrae.
POUGHKEEPSIE, X. Y., Aug. 16.
Charmed by a rattlesnake in the
dooryard of her home, Helen Lahey,
three, was snatched away from the
pnake by her mother as she was
about to lay hands on it. The rattler,
more than three feet long and hav
ing nine rattles, was flilled by the
father.
For several days the child's par
ents had observed that she was act
ing strangely. She spent most of her
time near the kitchen door, where
there was a large flat strme. The
child cried In her sleep and every
morning as she was dressed she
would run out Into the yard and peer
about the stone.
SWATtTSWOOD. N. J., Aug. 16.
Mrs. John Black was saved romthe
attack of a rattlesnake near her
home by a blacksnake. Sho was so
intently watching her son, trying to
catch the latter, whton had been
stealing eggs, that she did not hear
the warning rattle of the other rep
tile. The blacksnake heard the sound,
and before, the rattler could strike
had pounced upon it The blacksnake
won, and leaving th3 rattler lifeless,
glided away.
MKXS n
HANDKERCHIEFS
Large size white hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, with coupon 2c.' X
UNION SUITS ....ZC
Balbrisrgan summer weight union
.suits in cream or white, all sizes;
with coupon 2 0c. X
:?. mi:n's i
SILK HOSE J C
Pure silk hose for men. in black
and tan; extra coupon special
men's pair 17c. x
si.no and si. nr. jik.vs s
DRESS SHIRTS . . . OC
Men's finest dress shirts, in per
cales, pongees, with separate soft
collars, all sizes, with coupon 6Gc.
X
SUSPENDERS ....JC
Men s best ,r0c Suspender on the
market, with coupon 3 3c. X
'A
E IS FATE
OF III OF OUR
GIRLS Ii PARIS
Many Young American Women
Are Overcome With Home
sickness and Discourage
ments in Fight for Fame.
by william sm:iMii:ni.
PALIS. Aug. 1. Edward Jean
mr.".; :s a smiling little Frenchman
and an undertaker. He it ia who
burif Ar.i-n'ari girls
in Paris after
thry'w k:'.!.-,l themselves.
"I .!
liv s.'
wonde
k n 'a .
come :
inan. many
Hw Many ?"
"Well. f-r tb.irty-five vears my
n't know why they end their
he tM me. with a shrug. '"I
ir.ai.. times, but I do not
May! . it is because they !e-
ior.e..mie. But I have buried
them
two
unci buried most of the Americans
who died in Paris, .and I was with
them for many y, ars. Now I have
their buiruss. But I have never
counted.
"Sometimes I have had chances to
talk Vj the girls in the hospitals, for
1 am a sexton of the American
church, but thevv never tell me why
they used poison, or gas. or bullets.
"There was the American girl who
died in Pan July 3. Her name was
Agn?s Macduff, and when I heard
tLa.t she was la the hospital I went to
see her. It was June 17 that she
took the poison in her room at a geod
hol.
"At the hospital, after a few days,
she said to me. 'Oh, I'm so glad that
I will get well. I was so lonely I
wanted to die. Hut now I'm better.
Will you take some of my money and
buy me a ticket for America? I'm
going to go home ncain.' She talked
all the time as if she thought she
would get well. Sh had plenty of
money and she was beautiful and
full of smiles. Hut she got worse and
died.
"We didn't send her Imdy home, but
buried it here in Paris. She'll sleep
here Just as well ju in America. I
think.
"It is sad. too. is it not? They
come here to do some big things
to be great painters or gTeat mu
sicions and then the loneliness drives
them to death.
"Some of them are very beautiful.
I think the most beautiful woman
I ever saw was an An.T.oan K1"!
whose body lay on a table in my
place. She was a wonderful singer,
but one r.ight she dressed herself
beautifully and gave a party to some
of her friends. Then, as soon as
they had gone. she shot herself.
Everybody said she was lonely.
"And then there was a girl oh.
she was a fine girl, beautiful who
played the piano and studied music
under a great artist. ne night she
sent a servant to bay her a big meas
ure of ic cream and while she at the
ice or- am alone for she had no
friends in Paris she let the gas fill
the rooni and kill her.
who have kille' themselves in Paris?"
I asked.
"It is odd, but they are all be
tween 25 and 30, he said. "Isn't
that just about the time in life, when
a man or woman realizes whether
the path they have chosen is the
right one or not?"
The tragedies of "careers!"
Most of tho American girls the
little undertaker has buried in Paris
are, I think girls who have chosen
"careers" and then, nt the last, when
't has seemed to them too late, have
discovered that there are more won
derful things in life for women than
making fine music or painting splen
did pictures.
CHESTER 10 RUN AGAIN
SAYS PFSOGHOSTTBATOR
Also Rumored That Senator
Krau Will Appear on Demo
cratic Ticket Ziesel on Republican.
:0c KIMONO
APRONS
32c
Made out of percale, in cheeks and
stripes, piped with red. cut full.
with coupon 21c.
;oe mi:vs 2 g)
OVERALLS J DC
Made of strong blue denim, that
will wear, with coupon .".Sc. X
10c Woii;ws
SEAMLESS HOSE . 5C
Women's fast black seamless hose.
M-itVi
"mi euupon pair ,jc.
X
!(! ridUKKI)
DRESS LAWNS . . . .3sC
Fine batiste figured dress lawns, in
tloral designs, coupon price 5 3-4c.
X
c
35c MKHCKW7.K1
TABLE DAMASK . . 1
56 inches wide white mercerized
table damask, will launder nice,
yard 18 c. x
7.o liAHKFOOT
SANDALS
Children's barefoot sandals, all
leather, sizes 9 to 12 only, with
coupon 3 2c. x
lOo WOMKX'S
GAUZE VESTS
Women's gauze lisle
neck and armholes,
l-i c.
vest,
with
2C
taped
coupon
X
7.V WOMI .VS
SILK HOSE . . . .
All pure thread silk
s-pjiceu neei, no-raven garter too
black, white and tan, coupon spec-
X
hosi
high
ial
.i-C.
?,Tw Women'- i:tra Sic M
KNIT PANTS 14C
Fine jersey knit summer drawers,
laee trimmed. C
os oC
si.. v cm
KIMONOS
Women's long serpentine crepe
kimonos, in pretty designs, with
$2.50 Women'
and Misses'
Women's anl misses dress
skirts, whipcord woolen ma
terial, trimmed witli larg
cloth buttons and fancy
back, with coupon '.9c. X
s:! M s:!..-.ii V(OlM'S f f
WASH DRESSES 1 . 0 D
Wom n's and diism s' wash ilresses,
mad of !in st ginghams, linens,
ratine and white piques, all the
newest models; sir.es 14 to 46; ex
tra coupon bargain . X
S7.."0 MISSFS T
3.50
SPRING COATS tj)
(n lot of jnisses' serge coats to
close out with coupon Tuesday at
:.o. X
$3
...69c
81. .Ml WOMKN'S
SHIRT WAISTS
one lot of women's and misses'
shirt waists, that sold for $1..0. in
voiles, lingeries and lawns; all this
season's styles, with coupon 0Cc.
coupon 7 Sc.
X
.vie voMi;.s Hfh
PETTICOATS . ... yC
Made ff striped percales and black
heatherbloom cloth, with neat tail
ored tlounce, with coupon 2I X
mm
si
6 A
16c
2."o PAHIS AND 1JOSTOX
GARTERS
Paris and Boston garters, sold the
world over at 2 5c each, with cou
pon each lCc. x
ipsa
T.M' HOYS' A
SERGE PANTS
Hoys' blue serge knicker style
pants, extra well made, with cou
pon 4 2 c. X
ELKHART. Ind.. Aug. IS. That
Ellis M. Chester will be the democratic
nominee, Forrest E. Hughes the
progressives' choice and John Ziesel
the republican candidate for mayor
"Do yiu suppose she made believe, is the prediction of a well known po-
dieii. that sne was naving a.mimi nrnmActitr.r ...v. .1 1 .
that he has "it doped out" after a
week of hard study. However he' re
fused to name the winner.
It was rumored here Sunday that
State Sen. William P. Krau Intended
to enter the race to head the demo
cratic ticket but this is not taken se
riously by party leaders who have
that she
with the ones she loved
as s n e
littb party
at home?"
And the little undertaker told me
of more cases of bullets, gas and
poison: of fine, brainy American girls
"killed by loneliness" in busy. gay.
beautiful Paris, the center of the
world's art.
74c
:?, i:mi.koii)i;ky i fk
BRASSIERS lyC
Women! Extra special, Prassiors,
the kind that fit perfect, embroid
ery trimmed, with coupon 19c. X
$1.00 MTSIil.V
COMBINATION
Women's Muslin Combination,
made of extra fine quality muslin
embroidery and lace trimmed, with
coupon ".7c. X
0
.X
CARD t?
SAFETY PINS i C
1 dozen nickel plated safety pins,
all sizes, with coupon lo. X
81.00 1IXKST
CORSETS
1
OC
Made of strong quality coutil. trim
med with lace, lone: model with 6
strong hose supporters, with cou
pon 5 Sc. X
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10c PKKCALi:
DUST CAPS
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$1.50 Women'
Street and
House Dresses
Mad of finest ginghams,
chambrays, linene and per
cales, in 15 different styles to
choose from, all sizes; extra
Tuesday coupon bargain 7 4c.
X
Made of fast color percales, in light
and dark colors, with elastic band.
with coupon Tc.
X
4C
i2'; lonsd:
MUSLINS
1-onsdale b!eat:hed muslin, .':, in.
wide, srdd the world over at I2c
yard, with coupon 7 :'.-4c. X
WOMIA'S .'lie lO
UNION SUITS ....OC
Finest r."e union suits in South
I tend for the money, lino gauze
lisle trimmed, lace yoke and Inco,
trimmed knee, with coupon 2Sc. X
si. no ( i t coi:m:k OO
BED SPREADS OOC
Iarge siz" fringed cut corner bed
spreads. beautiful patterns, with
coupon sc. X
to'weung usC
All linen kitchen or roller toweling
with fast colored border, with cou
pon yard r l c.
ri
si'.oo r'nii.in:i: s q S
RAIN CAPES OOC
Sateen rain eap-s in red or blu
witb ulaid lirod hood: aces t
14 years; with emipun Cc. X '
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If
Sl.llll WO.MI.N'S
WASH SKIRTS . . .3UC
One lot wash skirts, mad- of Eng
lish repp in tan, trimmed with
pearl buttons and pocket. X
1f- Hll.llltrA'S r
school hose ...OsCm
Fast blank heavy ribbed seamless
b.ose, all sizes, with coupon pair
73c
Children's
$1.50 School
M.'nb- of finest tringham
eli.irn1 rav and linene, beauti--f-:l
styb-, dress -s that aro
wrth d-'-uble Ih i value; sizes
to 14 years; with coupon
7.? X
Merchants as well as the Public are sometimes puzzled over the remarkable values we are constantly offering.
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111 lllll t
hmn 'nil ft
incumbent to lead the party to an
other victory.
John Ziesel, who, it is said, is cer
tain to get the nomination on the G.
o. P. ticket, ia an ex-sheriff of the
county and is one of me nest vnown
and most popular citizens of the city.
His only avowed rival is said to be
John M. Brjjmbaugh, a justice of the
peace, . and one of the old "wheel
horses" of the republican ranks.
The .fact that F. E. Hughes has
been given charge of the ward and
precinct organization work of the bull
moosers practically assures him of the
nomination on that UcJtet.
The postotfice tight has died down
to a slow simmer a-s the result of
Cong. Barnharcs recent statement of
his intention to appoint James J. Lit
trell as Dr. Charles M. Elsenbeiss
successor on Feb. 14.
MAN SHOT ON FRIDAY
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Joe Staltare. who was shot Fridav
How old arj xrxostoT the girhsufflclent faith la the oClce's present night by Domlnalck Lapico, three bul-1 helped to. ShttlJLrt
lets having penetrated his bodvv, prob
ably will recover according to Fp
worth hospital otllcials. Xo probe has
been made f Jr the bullets.
Anna Pocesny, the other victim, is
reported by her doctor to bo doing as
well as can be expected.
DOCTOR IMPLICATED
BY GIRL IS ARRESTED
BIRD'S NEST CAUSES FIRE
Volunteers Xrarly Suffocated by the
(liomicals.
Git FENS BU KG, Ind.. Aug. IS. A
nst, built by English sparrows near
the fiue at the home rf Frank Arm-j oil operator, and
strong, near Ietts. caught fire from
the flue and caused a loss of several
hundred dollars. A rail was sent to
Letts for help, and Frso McCorkle.
Frnak Logan and Perry Capper, in an
automobile, with a chemical extin
guished, started to the tire. On tne
way a tap on the chemical tank be
came loose and the three men were
sprayed and almost suffocated. They
succeeded In stopping the leak nd
, to. tZ-
LOS ANGELES. Aug. IS. Dr.
K'yal 'rist. f'r whse arrest a war
rant was issued today in e .nm-etb n
with the detention f "arol M.i.on.
a 1 5-year-o'd girl, surn-mb-rr j Jiirn
self to th- authorities Sunday.
Dr. Crist was involved in the story
told to the poller by Mi.-s Masn f !
loving the arrest of H nry W. Has
kamp. a wealthy Prince Kupert. P.. .
Robert W. P.urt'tn.
a Ls Ar.?-!'1. au!om')!'i d a'.-r
Miss Mas"n alleges that Dr. r:st h id
performed an unlawful operation.
Dr. Crist admitted that h.- hail
treated Miss Masn, but said h rn
dereil professional services which wi re
"purely legitimate".
Burton is still in jail, unable b
obtain bondsmen.
With Haskamp, who is at liberty
under Bond, Burton Is accused of
having contributed to the delinquency
at MLs4..Maa9n. .
Suifercd I'czcina Fifty Years Now
Well.
S- ::; a b ng time ta endure th?
awf-jl burnir.L'. itching, smarting, skin-dis'-.i.-
known .as "u-tu-r another
nam- E zerua. S-ems good to
r ihz also, that DIL IlOBsON'S 1'C
J:m A OINTMENT has proven, a 1 t r
l i ; eur-.
Mrs. I. L. Ker.ney writes: "i can
r."t nr.'u i. litly pr. s.s n;y thinks to
r your Tr. Hobsoa'ii Ecze::-.a
It ha cured
tr 1: d-d m for ov r tift
my tetter.
( t ; ; I r i n t
wb.ieh hi
ear:;. Ail druggists, or by mail. i'je.
PFFIFFFK .MKDICAb CO.
St. Ioii-. Mo. IMilIa.lelpbia.
Aivt.
m nNi m:i:ks divokci:.
'harg:ng eru-lty Walter Schafej
h is rtb-d vUt f,,r di'(rce from Emu
K. S -hafer. They were married Au
Z ' :. and separated July 1, 1013
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