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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

shut up in Ladysmith with White. but
If his view had been adopted before
the siege the whole courage of the
campaign in Natal might have been
altered, greatly to the benefit of Brit
ain.
Organized Famous Sortie.
IL was Hunter who organized the
famous sortie on the BOer position
which resulted in Long Tim"-the
gun that shelled Ladysmith so reg
ularly-being put completely out of
action When he got permission to
carry out this daring night attack he
called for volunteers, with the result
every man on parade volunteered TO
follow him If he would show the way.
AS the force stole up the mill where
the obnoxious gun was mounted,
sentry peered into the darkness and
promptly called out:
who goes there?"
Half old England, old chap" was
Gen. Hunters retOrt, and he felled
the man to the ground.
After the relief Of Ladysmitn, Hun
TeTs work in the Orange river colony
was singularly effective, and was
crowned by the brilliantly successful
Wittebergen operations on the borders
OF Basutoland. which compelled the
surrender Of 4,314 Beers.
Hunter has been called the most
popular man in the British army.
Once, in South Africa, his men were
halted for a moment on the march.
They were sitting about and smoking
when Hunter gave the word to mount,
and one of the orderlies, a trooper of
the Lancers, jumped up in a hurry
and has left his pipe behind him.
Hunter saw the precious article lying
on the ground and put it in his own
pocket. And at the next halt he went
up TO the trooper, and with that char
acteristic manner of deliberate kind
ness OF his, returned II to him.
He is a man, too, whose sensitive
ness has not been blunted by the
rough -and-tumble Of war. When a
public reception wes proposed in his
honor after the South African cam
paign, he refused II i'm a characteristic
sentences:
1T is only right he said, that I
should decline TO allow any form Of
demonstration, seeing that so many
of my gallant comrades have been
killed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

and feeling thousand times better. I"
Miss AMELIA JAQUILLARD, 1861 Te-
houpitoulas ST., New Orleans, La.
St. Clair, Pa. - "My mother was
alarmed because l was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. | had
pimples on my face, my complexion was
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, l had
nervous spells, was very tired and had
10 ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
stable Compound has worked like q
charm in my case and has regulated me.
[ worked in a mill among hundreds Of
urls and have recommended your medi-
.ine 10 many of them. Miss ESTELLA
MAGUIRE, 10 Thwing St, St Clair, Pa
There is nothing that teaches more
han experience. Therefore, such let
.ers from girls who have suffered and
we're restored to health by Lydia r.
oinkham's Vegetable Compound should
De lesson to others. The same remedy
within reach of all.
IL yOa want special advice write 10
lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Go. (c0nfi.
iential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
De opened, read and answered by 9
woman aud held in strict confidence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
CONVERT THE VESTRYMEN
DECLARES BISHOP

CHICAGO. Oct I5-"ConveTt the
vestrymen of your churches and let
the children alone" was what Bishop
Edward W. Osborne OF Springfield.
III, told the 90 delegates TO the sec
ond synod OF the province OF the mid
west OF the Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States. which
concluded a session here Thursday
afternoon.
The following officers were elected
Thursday for the coming year:
Delegate 10 the general board %
religious education. Rev. John II. Nc
Kenzie. Michigan City Ind: trustees
OF the province. Rt. Rev. G. +. Ander-
son. bishop OF Chicago: Rt. Rev. G..
Mott Williams. bishop OF Marquette:
Rt Rev John II. White. bishop Of
Michigan City: Rev. b. T. Rogers
Fond Du Lac. Wis: Rev. George r
Gunneli OF Ohio; DIR. Lewis Brown,
indianapolis; James Crosslett Smith
OF Michigan: W r. Stirling. Chicago,
and William @. Mather os 0hko.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
M n IT.
COOK STOVES

What's in a name? Here are a
few reasons why you should buy
the Peninsular:
A body of genuine WellSville
Steel, closely riveted, making body
air tight and firm.
Oven top is protected by sec
ond sheet of steel and heavy cast
plates where it comes in contact
with fire.
A bridged steel Oven Bottom
Absolutely guaranteed never to
warp, buckle or change its shape.
Duplex charlottesville for,
can be removed through the fire
box.
Fire Box is well proportional
all kinds of fuel can be burned.
Extra Deep Ash Pit-Oyen Door
we'll balanced, no springs or Slam
ming of door. The nickel work is
PeninSular process nickel-which
means the best. See Our large line
of Ranges and Cook Stoves today.
Easy payments if desired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
GERMAN PRISONERS ARE
USED AS R0USTABOUTS
Passengers From France Declare TO-
900 ut Bordeaux Alone TO
Handle Munitions.

NEW YORK, Ost. 15.-German
prisoners in France are being used ss
freight rOustabOuts, according TO pas
sengers arriving here Thursday on the
French liner Chicago from Bordeaux.
They said that 10000 German prison
ers are employed at Bordeaux in
handling war munitions alone.
Mrs. Henry MOrgenthau. wife of the
American ambassador at CONSTANT
nOple. was among the passengers ar
irving on the American liner st. Louis.
Another passenger on the St. Louis
was Baron KrugjirO Okazaki. a mem
Der OF the Japanese political party He
declared that Russia has removed l.
coo 600 soldiers from Asia 10 the Po-
lish frontier during the past six
months. Japanese munitions manu-
facturers are making war supplies for
Russia at cost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
KAISER WAS HIS
FRIEND; NOT NOW
Sir Archibald Hunter, British
General, Was Favorite of
Emperor Before War.

LONDON. oct. 15.-Gen. Sir Archi-
bald Hunter, second in command or
the British troops at Gallipol, was
a favorite Of the German emperor be-
fore the war. having once saved his
majesty when a horse attached to a
carriage in which he was driving in
Scotland became unmanageable. The
emperor paid the Scotch soldier par
;icular attention and gave him a
standing invitation to visit Berlin
The kaiser must have heard with
Chargin that the recfnt successes IN
the Anafarta region were due largely
30 H.-ter's direction
Hunter first made his name in
Egypt In Wolseley's Nile expedi-
ton. hunter captured enc OF the
most trucHlent Dervish chiefs with
his own hands and carried him of in
a gunboat in the very teeth of the
tribesmen.
His great work was the perfecting
OF the Egyptian army. II the Soudan
was recognized primarily as a result
OF KiUchener's masterful methods and
genius for organization, Hunter was
the fghting leader who played the
most prominent part in the battles by
which the power OF the Khalifa was
broken He earned the title OF 1.-The
Sirdar's General" and at the age OF
40 found himself a major general.
Hunter had Il years Of the desert
and the Nile valley, and his bravery
IN all, the lighting was a byword with
the black troops whose adored leader
he was. When the Inflated gunboat
FL Teb turned turtle in the fifth cat
aract. Hunter had a narrow escape,
being struck In the side by the bridge
rail as he leaped overheard. While
he rested news was brought him that
the boat which had drifted 30 miles
-. ii
die and made of for the wreck with a
party OF workers at top speed.
Sat OH the Keel.
And through - hours of cutting
out work he sat on the keel, hammer
ing 10 encourage two firemen impris-
oned below who were finally rescued.
Lord Kitchener has much TO thank
Gen. Hunter for. But for the latter's
prompt warning on one occasion Kit
chener might never have lived TO see
the contamination of his work
1t happened like this. K. OF K. and
his staff were inside the enclosure of
the Iron Mosque at Omdurman about
sunset when a shell burst above the
heads OF the party. They thought il
came from the Khalifa's house which
was beside the Mosque that he was at
home. and that the British had cap
tured him.
But a second shell came, and a
third. and then a great number more
and in dashed Hunter. who had
ridden through the enemy to get to
his chief.
Those are our own shells. sir! he
cried. we can't stay here, for we
cannot stop them"
Well, gentlemen" said Kitchener,
lit would be amply 20 be killed when
the days won; we mad best move
away" And away they moved, just
in time. while the hail OF shell rained
down faster and more furiously still.
During the Boer war, Hunter was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

NEW YORK, oct. IA gallows
stored in the dome of the federal
building here may be dragged forth
from its dusty resting place, set up
and a man hanged upon IL, although
legal execution by hanging is prohibit
ed in the state Of New York.
federal law of death by hanging
for murder on the high seas is still
in force and If August Berklein is
found guilty in the United states dis
trict court, the penalty is hanging and
he may be hanged anywhere in the
jurisdiction Of the court, which eK-
tends from Governors island TO Buff
falO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
ABOUT THE CHAIR AND ROCKER

The finish Of the wood in these two handsome pieces
is Early English-the seats upholstered in a good
grade of Black Chase Leather, which is supported by
heavy steel tempered springs
These two pieces are made throughout of solid oak
and will serve their place we'll with the Library Table
and Bed Davenport.
The small chair shown in the cut is not included in
this suite
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
THE DUOFoLD

Two rooms in one is just what you have when
there's Duofold in your ROOM This Duofold. when
opened makes full sized bed and the link spring in
this Duofold suite is very comfortable, too-A solid
oak frame makes this very substantial piece of furni
ture but we've stated before, you've got to this
suite 10 appreciate it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
fold Suite Now at $50. 80

no of words could do full justice this home necessy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
ONLY SIAIEtN,
GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Was Made
Well by LydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
New Orleans, La take plsasur

In writing these lines
to express my graft
tude to you. / am
only 10 years old and
work in q tobacco
ia c tory. l have
been a very sick girl
but / have improved
wonderfully sin c g
taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
nm now looking fine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
HERE'S THE TABLE

The entire table is made Of solid oak and like the
rest of the suite it's finished in Early English Mission
Oak which never shows scratches or weather effects
The top measures 24x34 inches. small payment
delivers the entire suite
Come in today and see this suite.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
THERE'S A HEATER AT
McGILL'S FOR YOU.

A visit to McGill'S Big Stove
Dept. will reveal a line of heaters
that enlargeS the buying scope of
the public-a line of heaters that
pleaseS the public, which is evident
when we look over the sales record
for stoves this season.
Some heaters are made-juSt to
Sell-otherS are made for service
and long wear. On our floors
you'll find stove line that is made
by "know-how" union worhnen,
who take pride in their work
every stove is thoroughly inspected
before leaving the factory.
To quote one of our stove Gus
TONERS: at gives out a terrific heat
to all parts of both rooms" Win
ter will soon be here and you will
need a heater-you can buy one
now, today, at McGill's on easy
payments. Our prices are such
that we solicit comparison. Come
in today and Wen be pleased to
show you our heaters whether you
buy or not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
RHEUMATISM

EVERY RHEUMATIC
no matter how chronic
bis case, should bur .
k0-eent bottle OF Nun
YoH's RREUALATISAT
k6EOT. A few doses
usually bring relief. and
4 bottle almost lnvaria-
bIy elects 3 cure IL
contains no salicyiic
adot no morph-na. no
socHine, no dope or 9TH
fr harmful dEugs.
want every person
Who su neFfng
wife stin or swollen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

n'a. muscles, tendons or IiRsp.ants "a
REMEDY AAIASA
.5 ~ eeastigsted. uss NunyOn's Psw.Psw
AUNYoN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

Our Stove Dept IS now sparkling
with the Splendor of our large line of
Peninsular Base Burners Can you i'm
agine the feeling of comfort and salts
faction that this beautiful Base Burner
will give on a cold winter night
The great pulling capacity of the
Peninsular circulating air system will
draw the cold air from the floor into
the stove and discharge It very warm,
thereby heating all parts of the house
by circulation, at the same time doing
more than any other stove by radia-
ton. There's a big broad-guaged
guarantee with every Base Burner that
We sell. If you want Base Burner on
easy payments little talk with US will
help you a lot. See the big Base
Burner in our vestibule today.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
SOUP KITCHEN SUCCESS.
Opened in Connection With Penny
Lunchroom in John Marshall Place.

Supt. Herbert S. Kline OF the
Gospel Mission reports progress with
the newly opened soup kitchen at the
penny lunchroom. 214 John Marshall
place. At this kitchen the poor Of
Washington can get a quart of beef
stew. three boiled potatoes and q. loaf
Of bread for 10 cents.
Although in the few days that it has
been opened IT has not been over
crowded. Supt. Kline says he believes
that the growth of the kitchen Is only
a matter of time.
1T will be a natural growth" he as
serted today. The only publicity we
have been receiving Is through the
press, and you know many of our pos
slble patrons do not have enough
money to buy newspaper"
The superintendent believes patrons
Of the kitchen will increase until by
q natural process 1t will be serving as
many as it can. The kitchen was the
idea OF Mrs Kline.
Evening star., 1915-02-26

New Undermuslins
Specially Priced Saturday
Nainsook Corset Covers. trim
med with edgings of embroidery
and val laces, also ribbon
headings: neatly made. az
all sizes and perfect tit ZOC
ting. Special at. .....
Women's Nainsook Drawers.
circular style, with cyelet EN-
broider rufflcs and
French bands; open and a.
closed styles: all sizes. Z/(
Worth 39c pair. r.......
Evening star., 1915-02-26
The Sale That
Is Initiated in
Name. But Not
in Value-Giving.

Women's Aprons, 7Sc
Womep's Bungalow Aprons.
good quality blue and white
checked ginsham, round necks,
kimono sleeves and pockets;
piped with white Full cut sizes.
Women's Drawers, I4c
Women's Muslin Drawers. soft
jnish: deep 6ounce of hemstitch-
ed hens: French bands: full cut
sizes
Children's Aprons, I7c
Children's Glngham Aprons,
with sleeves, collars and belts;
sizes . to = years.
Children's Drawers, &c
Children's Muslin Drawers,
buttonhole bands and cluster
tucks; sizes to 10 years.
1Sc Mum, I5c
Regular nc Jars Of Mum, high
grade deOdorant.
75c Danderine, ISc
Regular 2Jc bottles of Dander-
inc, for the hair.
Witch Hazel, &c
Double distilled Witch Hazel,
full strength; half-pint bottles.
TaIcum Powder, &c
0ue-p pound cans Of Eureka Tai
cum Powder: sifter-top cans;
good quality talcum.
sc Toilet Soap, Z for sc
Kinks ''snowbery'' White
for &c.
Face Powder, TIC
Tetlow's Swansdowne Face
Powder; all tints.
25c Casters, l6c
Silver-plated Casters, salt or
pepper; in dainty pierced silver
effect. Jewelry Dept.)
9Sc Vanity Cases, 4oc
German Silver Vanity Cases.
pretty designs: tiue oxidized I'm
ish: fitted with coinbolder, puff
box. mirror, ETC., etc.
Sl.00 Bracelets, 69c
Babies Gold Filled Bracelets.
hinged aud with safety guard;
neat engraved patterns.
SC Cotton, 2 for &c
Kings JpJ-yard spools of Bast-
ing Cotton; regularly SC spool.
Hat Pins, &C dozen
Jet-head Hat Pins; regularly 1c
each.
Shoe Trees, &c pair
Well made Shoe Trees. with
hardwood tips. Motion Dept.)
Initials, sc
Turkey Red Woven Initials:
quarter gross in each package;
any letter. (Sotion Dept.)
roc Girdle Forms, &c
Narren's GirdIe Forms; correct
shapes; full hoDed. All sizes.
SI.oo Umbrellas, soc
Mems aud WomcD's Eainproof
Taffcta mhrcilas. tull - ani
- llitH SiHNr- Ni'H f'iHrOh
frames and hardwood mission
and natural wool baud.cs.
Ioc and I1Izc Hdkfs, &c
Nomen's and Childrens Pure
Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs; dainty colored border eff
fects.
SI.eo Messaline, 6Sc
36-tpch Black Satin Messaline,
extra heavy, rich, satin-face
ounlity.
Evening star., 1915-02-26

necessity. There 10 no greater charity
that I Know Of, whsn q stricksn man
fails by the wayside. his friends not
about him, his home perhaps thou
sand miles away. than to have an am
bulance come to his assistance and.
whether he has q dollar or whether he
has not, carry him to place where
his life may be saved and he may be
nursed back to health and happiness
for his family"
Evening star., 1915-02-26
I!yo 5N|:! AL
Mo@ >R1l11 ~ I'm

SI.Ie Longcloth, 7Sc
3S-inch English Lonscioth, fne
chamois- -nnish grade: 12-ysr
pieces.
SC Cotton, SC
36-iuch Bleached Cotton: tine.
close-woyen grade.
IzIsc PilIowcases, 7s4c
ajx36 Bltaehed Piloweases:
large size; lipen-finish quality.
Women's SI.se Silk
Vests, CSC
Women's "kayser's" Venetian
SILK Vests, low neck and sleeve
less; silk taped; all sizes; blue
only.
Boys 3oc and sec
Caps, I7c
Boys' English Band Golf Caps:
neat. servieeable patterns. Sizes
d to IT years.
Boys sI.ss Pants, CSC
Boys All-wool Blue Seres
Knickerbocker Pants:. full lined
and taped seams. Sizes q to IT
years.
Boys Blouses, Isc
Roys' Blouses: plain white and
colored madras, percale and
chambray: made win yoke back
and collars attached. Sizes 9 to
Is years.
Mems sec Neekwear,
I7Izc
Mems Seckweaf, Of pure silk,
in the popular open.end style;
slightly mlssed from handltn6.
President Suspenders,
3yc
Mems President Suspeudefs,
wide and narrow elastic: plain
colors and striped effects.
Mems $I.7S Sweaters,
sec
Mems Y. x. & 7. Sweaters, Y
Iecks, in plain gray or blue.
Women'S soc Hose, 3sc
Nomep's Pure SIX Boot Hose,
full FASHIONED foot. double sole,
high spliccd heel aud toe: Isle
garter tops: black aud leading
shades.
Bows 1sc Stockings. I6e
Boys Heavy Ribbed Cotton
double sole, heel and toe: fast
hiscl: ri, c11 and III ribbed;
sizes ! to l0ts.
Mems Sass and ss.ys
Trousers, $I.se
Mems Separate Trousers, good
quality pstesials: h ErRys and
dari mixtures; sizes 80 to -
waist measure.
Womem's Shoes, sc
womeu's High spd Lnx shoes.
nf patent colt, gun metal, vici
kid and tan calf; lace. button
and blucber styles: si1es . to 3lr
only. Values worth 500, $3.50
ADD $500 pair.
Women's sec Slippers,
soc
Women Leather House Slip
pers: sizes { 10 $.
Children's 81 Shoes, sc
F'hildren's Shoes, of Wei kid;
sizes . TO 0 in the lot.
7sc Stationery, I3I4c
Linen Quality Waiting Paper
and CorfesPondeuce Casds; ~
sheets Of paper or cards ssd ~
envelopes u match.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Soc POpIins, soc

S9c Poplins, 59c
36-inch Colored Silk PopliDs.
rich. lustrous quality. extra
heavy; full assortment of street
and evening Shades.
$3.50 Astrakhan, csc
54-inch Heavy SILK Curl Astra-
khan. for women's and children
coats.
soc Serge, SOC.
44-inch Atwood Storm Serge,
hard-twistcd. close-woven grade;
in black. navy blue and other
wanted shades.
6 Table Napkins, z9c
Six Mercerized Damask Table
Napkins. ready hemmed; 1Sx1S-
inch size. Sold regularly at $l.O0
dozen.
Iec Centerpieces, sc
Imitation Drawnwork Center
pieces; IS inches round and
square.
7Sc Centerpieces, Ioc
Good Quality stamped Center
pieces, white Indian head: "a
inches round.
Ioc Cocoa, SC
Regular 1oc cans Of Hersbey's
Cocoa.
7oc Tuna Fish, lac
Regular zoe cans Of Tuna Fish.
Ioc Sugar Corn, &c
Regular 10c cans Of Extra
Quality Sugar Corn.
SC Laundry Soap,
2 for &c
Two regular Be cakes Of Laun-
dry Soap, including Oleine,
Lenox, Soda Crystal and q. S.
Mall.
roc Egg Beaters, SC
Dover Rotary Ecg Beaters.
7Sc Saucepans, 39c
Seamless Ena meled Covered
Saucepans, c4-pipt size.
75c Bro0ns, I7c
Extra Quality Four string
Carpet Broons, wire fe.rule on
handle. ,Noue delivered.)
z5c Sani-Genic Oil. Iec
Regular 25c bottles of Saui-
Genic Oil. for polishing all wood
work.
roc Frying Pans, sc
Sheet Steel Frying Pans, With
long handles.
roc Clothes Lines, zc
Braided Clothes Lines, Soft.
lengths. viii not stretch.
75c French Wolfe, 9Nc
40-inch White French foale,
extra fipe two-ply quality.
soc POngee Silk. 29c
36-inch Pongee SILK. silk and
linen material, In street and
evening shades; also black.
I5c White Goods, CSC
i0-iuch White fudiaD Linn and
Mercerisej la tistc; extra tinc
quality.
I9c Pajama Checks, eS4c
81 inch White Pa.jania Checks:
close woven. soft-huish quality.
79e Rice Cloth, I6c
White Cheek Rice Cloth, the
newest fabric for waists and
dresses.
Ioc Cannon Cloth, I7Izc
34-inch White Cannon Cloth;
heavy linen-Anish grade.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Claim $25, 900 for Injuries.

Margaret s. Mcmahon and her husband
William J. Mcmahon. have filed sui:
against the Rufus II. Darby Printing
Company to recover s25 900 damages for
internal injury alleged to have been sus-
tanned by the wife from handling
heavy truck, while in the employ Of the
company. Attorney Fl. B. Moulton ap-
pears for tho plaintiff.
Evening star., 1915-02-26
Another Lot of 400
Bows Norfolk Suits
Rsgul.r $500 and $3.50 q 20
Value. on Sale. Saturday at .sp xsS y
Values on Sale Saturday al

Ready tomorrow morning-an additional
lot of 400 Boys Suits to fill in the gaps made
by the big selling that has been going steadily
on since we first announced this remarkable
suit sale
They're good sturdy suits for school and
knockabout wear, made OF servieeable quality
Fancy Cassineres and Cheviots, in Yoke Nor
folk and Balkan models, with patch pockets and
full cut knickerbocker pants Large variety of
light and dark effects in fancy mixtures.
Sizes to II years. Sale price, $I.7o
Boys Norfolk and Balkan Suits with patch
pockets and full peg-shaped knickerbocker pants
fancy cashmere ana cheviots. in dark serv-
iceable patterns for general wear; sizes @ Or
to II years. values worth a4.00, $3.50 sDZ.OO
and $500 Sale price
Boys and children's Rah Rah and AOc
Rugby Hats fancy plaid and striped cashmere T1N
and worsted materials: sizes 2s to "A years
BOYS All-wool Blue Serge Suits, yoke Norfolk
and patch pocket Balkan models; full lined Z Q7
and taped knickerbocker pants; sizes to sDeO O.O/
II years. Sold regularly at $500. Sale price
Boys SOC Fancy Cashmere = and s.:, cheviot DOC
terms; to Il years. Sale price..