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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24

Rartkowiak, S. Walnut St, who has
been critically i'll, is now much I'M
proved.
Fred Novak OF Chicago has arrived
here to spend few days with friends
Joseph Rudyniak, w. Washington
av.. has left for Pittsburgh to make
his home.
Peter Wisniewski, Walnut St, mas
returned from Chicago, where ne mas
been for the past few Gays VISITING
with relatives.
Mrs Elizabeth Emery, y. Birdsell
CT who has been critically i'll for sew
eral weeks. is now much improved.
Michael Gromski has returned TO
Detroit after a short visit here.
Thaddeus LuZawski arrived here
from Dowagiac 10 make ms nome.
Leonard Warwick OF Michigan City
is here on business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
Announce EN- en- IS

A directors meeting Of the Cath
oiic Women's club Will be held Mon
day afternoon at St Patrick's library
AT $3.50 o'clock
Registration night viii be observed
by members of the Catholic Women S
club Thursday evening at T:30 o'clock
I'M ST. Patrick's hall Follow ing the
business session there will be "A social
time with refreshments.
The Ayudadora circle viii hold its
regular meeting with Mrs a.. w Cald-
well. lis W Marion ST., Tuesday az
ternoon. one week frGm that date
the mem bers will entertain their hus-
bands at the home OF Mrs. +. Jackson,
Portage rd-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
SUEs TO COLLECT MONEY.

Action TO foreclOse on a mechanic :
lien and collect 500 alleged 10 be due,
was brought in the circuit court Fri
day morning by SZabo q co. against
Tosanh Hoffer and others A similar
action over an alleged account Of $35
was brought in the same court ny
Charles D. Hndebrand against George
w Harris and others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
FREE LFCIURE.

on Christian Science. Sunday after
noon. Sept 26th, at 3 o'clock High
school auditorium. by Clarence G.
Eaton, G. :. B. member OF the board
OF lectureship OF The Mother church,
the First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
in Boston, Mass Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
r X X X X X X x x x * X )
x NEWS OF INTEREST 1
y TO POLISH CITIZENS j

SOCIAL EVENTS.

The singing rehearsal of NJ. r. Fall
cons choir will be held Monday even
ing at Kosciuszko hall
The senior and junior exercising
class of L. b. Falcons will hold their
exercises Monday evening at Z. b.
hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
LEAVES ESTATE To WIFE.

A small estate is left TO Mrs. Mary
A. Mutt. 2O3 w. Marion St. Mish-
awake, by the will Of her husband.
George w. Mutt, who died on Sept.
1s The viii. dated Sept Is. was filed
for probate Friday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
A Gigantic American farm mac

A gigantic American farm machin-
cry concern is turning out dread
nought" steam plows at a great rate
under contract with the British gov
eminent. The use Of these implements
is said already 10 have increased Eng
lands tillable area 20 per cent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24

Both King George and Kaiser Wiz
helm a year ago promised gold cups
for the San Francisco yacht races.
Lord Richard Plantagenet Nevli.
who is six feet two inches tall has
Just delivered King Georges trophy
and taken pains 10 call attention %
the absence OF Wilhelm's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Funeral OF Brother Clarke Suther-
land at house. 113 ~. South ST.. today
at =. IN. Burial an North Liberty
viii 90 by automobiles room for an
Signed. Jane Harden. O.. o. AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
LsM..>,,k&&7
It's a Wise Woman
Who Buys Her
Fall Clothes Early

A great many of our friends have
already proven their wisdom-they
were ready when the first cool
snap came.
The woman who buys early buys
when stocks are at their best. And,
right now, the Ellsworth collec-
tons of Suits and Coats is at
high water mark in complete
ness.
The JOY Of choosing while stocks
are SO comprehensive is only equaled
by the assurance of abundantly
good values and a wonderful array
of styles. In Other Words, Select
Now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24


mi
uness material
weigh maxi wal ing
of 3
ed of Ii Ike o
o
to he rim efe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
Fine NelU Underwear
for w omen

and the name is Munsing, of the best known of
UnderwearS and as good as the name.
Union Suits CD lownecked, sleeveless and ankle
engh-(2) lOw-neeked short sleeves and ankle length
-(3) high-necked short sleeves and ankle engh-(4)
high-necked, long sleeves and ankle length.
Prices ST 90, ST. so and $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
pie 6eiOem Sfiesn.
Bon S. aebIing

Gin beiber, ittpiiler sSllinbeno,
Sriifeno ipie ole poIitiihe Atnrcipbc'
re. llno iuie om idytpar5en Molfen'
birmrel iable 8lite juden, 10 mettcr'
le.d,tet es, ai,6 orobel6 III Der gan;
sen @elt: 0as 9lut oes Giterreid).lr.
anriiden Gbronfolsers inio ieiner
(Benrablin, Die elm ierbiifer wlorobn.
be iiber ben Saufef geid}oiien, ourf.
te nidt unrionis eefIoiien ieiHl Seiter'
reid llngnrn itanb bereit, nit felter
Sarb in bas @eipenneit Serbiens sll
areifen - Sa bob idJiisenb ons mad.
tiae ginBIarlo. ieine Sano iiber Den
,.flapiId,en grii6eritnntm". @aS miro
iuerben2
slif benz gaInibof Srie6rihitrabe
in Berlin iteben 5pei jiinge Mdnuer.
SdIant inro iebnig oer cine. NIT
bIonoem Soar iinb blmieu augen;
ounfeI inio fIeiner Der anoere. Seiie
ipred)en Iie rniteinanoer, ipabreno lie
aui oen Sdlnelsae iuurten, Der in me.
nigen gfinuten iiab MaridGi abge.
ben foil.
.Seamit", iagt Der fIeiHs 9qinfIe
an ieineIn Begleifer, bet Dir iiTc
mas aan8 anoeres. On biit Deiitider.
bit Sffi5ier. III ipeibt, ipofiir d.
fanrpfIr, fpenn es Iosseben ioIlte. SSdg
oageaen? @obI bin ih ruiiiitler lin,
tertbnn. aber i'd bin fein giitiie, id,
bin goIel grfiinen maB iuib tDerce
id. ipenn's iein nuB, uieiHe gflid4t.
aber MIR, peiI'S eben meine @iIiGt
If, If obne 2lit, phne 2iebe. @rnblid)
iit's, iid opferii 81 nriiiien fir Die rlf.
|iiiden Ghergen, Die nein arHles Yo.
len nit Der ariife fnehtgtl-
.geltr 9flibe, Nnfili. nod iits ia
|flid1f 10 nett erItgegnete Der slHgere.
bete, der ruiiijfe Bar ipiro's fitb gar
reifIih iiberlegeii, OBJ er fir bns Ter.
|biide wlprDgeiinDeI Die anitnnieH aug
Dem syeaer boien iol; Der bat nit IidJ
ielber oa tbun.~
.Ga irrft; ipeitr if Dir iagen oiirf.
| te, mas i'd in oen Iesten @cd)en fiir
| |ge1fritten erbnIter.1
40 eeb, b. isnrerbeiiexIi&ey Wsi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04


hing non EIt 9scrtpooh, (Sterer
go. 50) !; $3225.
Surdb Q. Gornlan dii Charles ..
9orrltler. oai;eIhe eiecntbnni,
tSfeuer 81. 50); $3t75.
2ouiie =. 9o0crner an gieeiihiInI
bon N.nt. 9coemcr, 25 bel 93 6ulj
an @eitern sIpemuc, ierner, 20 bel
f20 ssub on Der @eitIeite Der gine
Strnbe; 40 ssub noroIid) Der GIocr
Strabe, (StclIer $4); 81.
gsillinrn ssoocv.er an oc., 100 BEL
200 Sib an Ger gioroieitc Don gPa.
rion slpenue, S85 sSliB oliIid bon
9,roofIine slpenile, ierner, 90 bel 120
5iiB on npr &eitieite Der gine Stra.
nc, 40 slnB nJroIid Der Glocr Stra.
&c, frrner, 20 bct 32 sslh on @eitcrl
slpenne. ierner. 20 bel 63 Sub an Der
9ioroieite Der 2iberip Strabc, 64 5idl
ipeiiIid) Der 9n0lep StrnBe. ferner,
25 bel So SUB an Der Noroieiic Der
Gperett Strahc, 70 Jub ipeitIid, Der
Gutter Strabe, ierner, 30 Sub on Der
gNciiieiie Der gnunliIler StraBe. 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
Oeisentbamss SppstbeseM.
Nen einaetraaen.

Soerman Sero6ino OIL 8m. Cor.
ben, $2260.S0.
8iIian y. Seoon dn 9searl @nr.
fet ganf, $500.
sseIiou sSoders an @anf ct. .. q.
Go, $500.
Senrietta Sorotbea Sburnlann oil
GitBens @nnt II. Souings Co.,
$4,000.
gaeranoer 81. Sarpuoi all GagIe
.S. IL. 6, 81, $4,000.
ssuIimrna suopig atDiobaipf Ger.
man @antiug II. Sapings 60
$500.
MatbiI0d q. WelSer an Speamorc
.S. II. 6. Co., S2500.
GIifioro .. 9lapep on eagIe Q. u.
6. a., $3500.
gir6ie 6. Goldman on sSrieoo
Cohen, $1,000.
Charles s. @peritler al @merican
Gbriitian 9tifiionarp Soeictn, S1975.
Stepart glaiinsbam oil fIopo
0abrainniIle, $500.
Goitb .. Grpin on Camel Q.
Cooper, STA.
Gbriitian saeIiOn m Mi6aeI u.
9riIep, $2500.
sInna 8arpin on ct. @eriiaro 6.
II. ., n. Co.. S2250.
20. an ole arIiH @eoItp 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
runbsis.ntsaulsiib siibertrasaaseH
gintinuati sanuur.


Diliam Gptbsn II. @no. an 5ers
man SeropinO. ga6t auf Gisentbum
betannt als RO. q of 5. Strabs,
$2260.S0.
Billiam guni,lmtisr, GretuiOr on
ocSiiIinna Siridl, % bel 143 6aib an
Der Siibieite non Draper sIpeHiie,
(Steiier $3.50: $4,000.
Grben pom 8esIep 9obbns, per
Sberiff OIL 8iqiam g. @lnaier, 1a
ader 2nno in Settion 10 Spmnes
Iorpnibip in Camp Denniicn, $3.50.
9oiliie 3. gOoelner an Gigeiltbiufl
bon @iIliam goSener, BERT, 70 bel
200 SUB al Der Nprbfeite BON Wfn'
rion slpernie, 26O Sub Oitli6 Don
grootIine @pemle. (Steuer $i5); 81,
9oiiiie s. gobenuer on Soinie 3,
8oOemer, Grecutrir II. 9ruitee, .
bei 200 SUB on Der gioroieite Bon
RGrion gperlie, 1858 SUB 0ftlidj
BON groofline aDeriiie, (Steier 50c);
81.
SarnueI 6. TabIor on BIanGe
gac4ee, 9 Cots 25 SUI, ie6e mi Der
Beitfeite Der Concord GtraBe, 81.
2onaI 6. gaiter, per Sberiff an
Snrab 9. 9ormail, Cots 1893 uni
goo IN 9. 9, &apsin's 1lntsrrbtbei'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
Di. aufi.n anS siHSsn.

Der .1aal. Runbid,.A ipirb BON
einsm asnner bsr Wsrbdltnilit IN
RubInnb gefsbrisbsn:
.s3inbenbura, Der 8eiitger bss ruf'
iifden Ss.rss, stbGrt beuts su ben
polistbiimlihitsn UdnHtrn HubIonos.
gns ruHifhe DOli bat cine iunbrs
Gtbnfutt, iid on srpbtn psrfon,
litieiisn su btrauihtu. ipd9rtnb ss
fir Mdnuer, bic binisr btu griportuns
cen 5uriIdbliebtu. nur bsibsnoen
Spoit iibrig bot. 90 mar es i4on
i'm auifiith Sdpaniidsn arisss.
gsnsraI auropattin nnb abmiral
Roitjeiinsnsii ssb0rtsn gu ben IdGtrs
Iihfsn Grf6eiHunssn ots ruiiiihtn
Sfftnilidxn aebsns. .Jbrs 0dmen lpur'
bsn nar nit ip0iiiI9em aGneln nuss
qeIprcfxn. Dor bem iupnniifxn
fiibrer Rurofi bitten bagteen oie
RuEsn Msjpesi. Cor 5inbenburg II
ober bic synrdjt unb Dis 5o4pHtunB
eleit qrob. Sebsr tpeib in Rublanb,
boB Sinbtnburg Sds ruifiTdt Sser bss
feat bat, trobbsm be Rs9ierung ba3u
ibut um lire Ritberldgeii 81 Der.
btimliasH obtr gu Dsrfhidsrn. Wlnn
peib aud, IN lpslhem Gtile Ct &c.
iieat BAT. Msnnsnidnpf bass9sa iit
.siHs risI ttipssssIts Gisar.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
(iyOrtissuus fOlst.)
L unbtba dt.

Gtipas GltIibes JrGulein: .Seben
Sic, lieber Graf, untsr bisier br.it=
Gitisen eide iibe i9 oft on lauen
Sommerabenben unb bidts beim @e=
IifpeI bes 2aubes meiue i90niter
2ieber. Gs 1T mir biss Der lisbite plat
i'm ean5en Pdrt!"
.9lb. id Derffebs, snGbiges 5rduI.in
baben Dermutbli9 bic eide felbit ss'
pflan5t!g1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
q d. Apieotrm

SdDiegernllltter:: sd nil mid fir
Gie pbotosrapbiren Iafen, Serr
S6tpisseriDbn; IN tpelder 8leibuns
isben sic mid benn an lisbitehg'
Shpiegeriobu: s4m Iisbiisu - -
IN RsiissIHSsrn.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04

d01kdIDe Or rs VdeI)e.
epa ntrs6e Henn SeHuunHct nnb !4ls1es
nnb bet esHf xatdrrt stu
Iibet NIB zrabfnn ai ben g,s m 9slsI
eAH6 tduo 9sbsoe el dHtE SG esdn
su sssn % puaa s as.s -
27s 8ts, New Yosk NyS>
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

ernment wishes to obtain particulars
from all women available with order
without previous training, for paid
employment" Accordingly they In.
vite all women who are prepared II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Novelties

tain important occupations there are
not enough men and women to do the
work" the appeal says In order TO
meet both the present and future
needs OF national industry the gov.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

the European war zones. Three mil
lion Of the 0,OOO,O0o Jews In Poland
and Galicia are homeless aud starv
Ing, according TO statsmAnt w ths
relief committee. 50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

man or to equip man for fighting
does n national war service" says
says Walter Rmciman, president Of
the hoard ~ trade, In an appeal 10
the women Of the country, "ln Ger.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

needed 10 take paid employment Of
any kind TO enter themselves upon the
register " women FOR war service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
CHICAGO JEWS CAMPAIGN
FOR MONEY FOR RELIEF

CHICAGO, March ls.--A campaign
was opened today to raise 100000
In Chicago for the relief Of Jews In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

womens ZINE GauIe Sllk Lisle
Hose. seamless, with reinforced OIc
foot -four inch hem, kuit top. |JN
Mems SIN Hose In plAin eolOrs,
also fuun 'CloQuey' per EOC
pair ............... t....,......,, wv
Mems Fibre SIN upse, with double
sole aud toe, high spliced heel elias
IT., rs,l f''''' o.''l,i.............. top. DC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
These New Embroideries

a0-lnch Pine French OrEandis
lluunre, with pl0ut edge effr
S,'9 q, yeSirr SrSg'G" Is1. "S5a sS 1896
sO-lHch Novelty OrgAndir
Flouncc In pond my 0166
design, extra quality .Pf'JO
aO-inch finest Qualit, French
Orgaudic scallupud edge nounre
with net banding. Tor DE on
graduating dresses sd. PJ'JO
Corset Cover Embroidery and
tulnisulp effects un fine Main
~puA cloth with variety EO,
ol beading designs .... OUI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
TALL Is MADE FOR WOMEN
TO TAKE THE PLACES or MEN

LONDON, March ls.-"Any woman
Sho BY working helps to release a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

Hot arguments can cool friendships
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

ttne sllk Lisle Vests wide nssart
n'rnt OF patterns crochet QI DE
tops, BOr 10 Observation-Disclosures. pl, -
LADIES UNION SUITS
Extra special Yalue--nne Ribbed.
marrow shoulder trimmed knee. uny
size from 81 TO A. Or
Womcns Pine sin Lisle Union
suits In band and tapped shoulder
trap. fitted and lace trimmed knee.
open and closed 0I M
style ,..,.,,.,...,,, ........., pi'OO
tnVclopc Chemlse for Women -
his garment made Of fine Ribbed silk
isle with French band top aud she'll
l%a Enlo 'sIS 81 90 '.,S"'a snS $3.50
MOmrn'a Italian SIN Vest Union
Suits In pink and white strong re
mfprcoments silk vest 90 SO
aud knitted trunk suit ...... pE ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

ia-inCh All SILK Dress Nets
iu splendid quality In putty.
sand rose. navy, green Rel
riIu blue black and R1 S0
white. yard ......... ...Pl'CO
SI.OO VENICE ALLONERs. 3sc
I' Iu.l Venice AllOvcrs In
.roum c,ru and white. about
Ir r..rH odd patterns, QQc
81 uI values ....,..s...,....S w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

special showing nf BOudolr
Caps trimming boo rio DC
bon and Hces ......... ... KY
Lace Points and MrdalliOns
Tor thr dainty spring and sum
mrr hlousrs and underwear.
2-inch square Val e.
Mvdul'iuus each ........ VI
A-inoh Nandyhr Points, with
yspd ysTd'"' ''p' SOC
msd"'I,on,' si,nfS "0'''F,' iSrn Val l2c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening Sale Waists 81

To make this Easter Opening rsp,, attractive
TO add the nirrrstlng
sale Of 20 dozen waists for 81 Il
worth much Sheer lawns, barred striped uuu.ouE.
lace and embroidery trimmings. most n -- ruo.s Como
aud buy three waists
day at Brooks Easter Opening Sale Choice ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening Sale of Spring and
Summer Underwear
REMNANT SALE sne YARD

The
10
safe o
derNrar at Brock superb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening Sale Hosiery

Chlldrcn'- Extra fine ribbed Hose, In
black aud white fine quality of silk
lislc. sSe oS pan HI M
Misses Pine snk IIsls Hose In Eood
medium weight, with double DC
Mel and toe, pair ...,...,,..,..,~ ~SN
Boys INL Ribbed Hose. with extrs
high spliced linen heel aud DC
double linen toes for ......... %SN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
New Jet Trimmings

our Trimming department presents
these new iei Trimmings for the
Hr..tpr Uupuiuu Sale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

Roys' Porous Knit Suits With short
sleeves knee length from "A O61
to a. for ......s..,....,.....,s Hs'S
Boys Pine Ribber Union Suits In
whitr, no sleeves knee SOc
lengths ......... ................JO wv
~" Garments for Children IN
Bands, Waists and Union Suits.
The most practical, convenient,
comfortable and economical under,
garment made for E0c
children, use Go ..,............,.S wv
Tapped Waist ............ lBo and sBc
Union suits for boys And Elrla SO
Mems Union Suits, porus knit. In
.Ss,S ESe E s,sae ssor, 10 'IssIs' & Ce ,sp ankle SOC
MenS Athletic Union Suits In N.in-
sock checks aud crepe, elastic ribbed
hackbund stayed shoul I1OO
ders, Tor ..r,.,..,,.t ss,,..... PasNS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening Sale Children
Miniature Fashion Display

.r.I.
l'l.,urd louE Iilst Mesh 60 M
I,fH. NpuIer black only PE'VO
3O,ly Nr,h Wells In Of OE
H.... 'IrUNs .... .......... " ~
New Nand,Lr Wells. ran bc worn
.uuru ur light against face, 9I DE
'hr N.U Msltp hne .....,.... pl'EO
Mesh NriilnEs-hN the yard--Erry
sand mrU, luskN brown white and
rnlk. u NIrl fuu.N scroll 6Oc
mU novelty Wr-hra ......... OON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

Bl-inch Blark and white Checks -
splendid weight for tailoring purposes
small and medium q OS
checks. yard ............. .... " 49,
aO-lnoh white and BLACK stripe
materin viii stand cleaning and
washing It popular material Tor new
Raster garments. for so,
ladies' OF ehlldeen, yard ....... w
stunning Even striped BLACK and
white Woolens for coats. suits aud
skirts 80 iuch and "A inch widths
This new material for YOU 11 90
Easter garment ..,...... ....V Vl'JO
Be-lnch Light Fancy Dress Goods
In neat stripes aud checks pulors
black. white, navy and white. tan md
white. grey nri white. purple 0I 80
aud white yard .......... ... VI W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening Sale of Wash Goods

AG-inch white VOTES with velvet
embroidery designs iu blue, pink
black. green and lavender. 1Rc
m-inch Fancy silk OrEandirs, white
aud tinted grounds with dainty floral
NJ. ms"TcT To,d "' SOC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
Easter Opening-Net FIouncings

no shown elaborate line ot
FouncnR- popular waists, combination and
cor
The Keota news., 1915-09-17

t,ons require We got behind the pro
tect,op OF ono OF the practice trench
trsverses. He threw the discard oe-
yopd another wall OF earth. Inere
vas Q sharp report. . burst OF SMOKE
and some fragments OF earn were
tossed into the air.
In q small affair Of two hundreo
yards of trench the other day II was
estimated that the British and Ger
mans together threw about i've thoo'
sand bombs in this fashion 1t was
enough TO sadden any minister OF mo
nitions. However. the British kept
the trench.
DO your men like to become bomb
ers!" one asked the subaltern.
- should say SO. II puts them up
in front. II gives them = chance to
throw somethinE-and they don't get
much cricket in France you see We
had a pupil here last week who broke
the throwing record for distance. He
was pleased as Punch with himself.
A first.clsss bombing detachment has
q lot OF pride o! corps
To bomb has become as common
verb with the army as 10 bayonet-
I'VE bombed them OUT" means
section OF trench taken. As you know
a trench IL dug and built with sand
bags in xigzag traverses. in follow
ing the course OF trench II 10 as II
you followed the sides Of the squares
OF q checker board up and down and
across on the same tier OF squares.
The square itself IL bank OF earth
With the cut on either side and In
front OF It. When a bombing party
bombs their way into the possession
Of Q section OF German trench there
are Germans under cover OF the trav.
erses on either side OF them. The
German Is waiting around the corner
TO shoot the first British head that
shows ITSELF
Its important that you and not
the Boches chuck the bombs over
first." explained the subaltern. Also
that you get them into their traverse
or they may be AZ troublesome to you
a. to the enemy"
With the bombs bursting In their
faces the Germans who are not put
out Of action are blinded and stunned
In the moment when they are thus
on guard the aggressors leap around
the corner.
And thcn?"
stick 'em. sir!" said the matter
of.fact sergeant Yes. the cold. steel
ts best And do It FIRST. As Mr.. Nc.
Pherson said. it's very important to
do II nrst."
II has been found that something
short 10 handy for this kind Of work.
In such cramped quarters ditch six
feet deep and from two to three feet
broad-the rife 10 an awkward length