News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 5

MANSFIELD NEWS. FRIDAY, JULY 2,1915, FIVE ER'S GANNON NOT After the California Expositions -take a Little Sea Trip LIBERTY BELL READY FOR TRIP GIRLS' They're Really Wonderful RaillCflatS lam II ahanter Waiete fnp QA nm price MM VtilUILU 1 VI MJLiW Our tock of Rain 1 fk BJ)C? ('out foriiiei'lv priced from 1 All 3 WD, is ow oflVr- I oil tint'- lmlr' less. Tliev JI CAUSIK RAINFALL Nature Unaffected by Powder Discharge, Says Pittsburg Weather Forecaster, So many days during the past few montliH have been rainy or cloudy Hint a groat nuiuy people In Mans- Here's the ldi! Go out to California by way of Denvnr, Colorado BprliiKs, 1'ikea 1'tiiK, the Wonderful Royal Uoru and Halt Luke City ull this liy daylight mid, without extra provided you travel on the Hurlliwton Route to. B. Si Q.

Ji. which has tnrough servico from Chicago and bt. Louiu. Afti-r that, "do" California and tho ExpoHillonM mid then talic one of thona MaMiiiiorit tiuw tlrtfat Northern 1'aeitlo WuaniHhijis the llneHt on the 1'nclflc from Han Krunclwo up to Portland, Ore-ttoii. Then, homeward bound, mop at il her (Hurler National Park or Yellowstone Pork the wonders of the world.

Now will you allow me to help you plan for audi a trip? That's what I'm here for. You are planning to upend a num that Fifty-one Stops to Ee Made In Its Journey Across the Continent Next Week. 1 I 1 V. 1 field and oilier. scrtimiH of the coun-j try have lai Inclined lo believe flhat the apparent superabundance of 1 jfexr I aiv nibberized materials, dAsYW clotlhs and rub- LONG TRIP WILL COST PHILADELPHIA $35,000 lain mailt of white and colored precipitation is in some measure i ,1..

i are priced at Ol'c and 98c. AUTO CAPS, $1.00 Caps for niotoiino-, 1j it-It Wi if VV f'4- i iK'iizt'ii silks in plain ooiorB JZ ainl Mack and white check, r4 hii'hhll YmmM-Mk SUMMER DRESSES. $1.00 I entitles you to see the het xcenery In the West, (live me an Plea of when you want to ko, how lonu you can slay, unii 1 will plan a trip eapeelally fitted to your time and needs alao send you without charge, such pictures, maps and printed descriptive matter as will aid you to determine the best thlnK to do. Write, call or teluphono. Let mo help.

3. Franels, General Passenger Apent, C. B. (J. K.

14., 547 W. Jackson WvU, Chicago. Retinue of Forty, Including Philadelphia's Mayor, to Travel on Special Train. keep the hair place an. I fc I'M- lArV Y' i.

1 protect the eyes, are 'priced at the above amount. They are of silks in black, navy, Palm Beach and fancy checks. 4 A in sizes from IU to 44, and 2 uuuming or cannon on the battlefields of Kurope. "lianiiih the thought," says Forecaster Pennywitt, of the Pittsburg Btalon of the United Stales weather bureau. "There never was a more absurd idea.

Not in all the history of the world is it recorded that human endeavor wrung rain from the skies, either intentionally or unknowingly. Rain falls by the will of nature only, and the influence of man over nature, insofar as producing rain Is concerned, does not exist. "None of men's activities on earth has the slightest effect on the rainfall, if nature decrees it shall rain, then rain It will; no othjr power or force can bring precipitation, i IPS Here are pictured the four new stfvles in WiHlimm- The $35,000 BlH'dHl train that will transport the old Liberty Hell In unprecedented glory across America to the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco has Just been trees all around the proposed park was also suggested. The city was represented by Mayor S. Martinis, Service Director Orra Hursh and City Solicitor Charles W.

Chew. They all favored the project, and recommended that a committee be appointed to confer wilh the service director, after which the proposition will be put up to council at the meeting next Tuesday night. The AUTO VEILS Large Chiffon Veils in black, white ami all the loading colors are priced at $1.00. are made of fine lawns and crepe voiles, trimmed with organdie and Swiss embroideries. $1.50 AND $2.00 SKIRTS $1.00 Wash Skirts' in white and tan, made of good grades of Almost since the beginning of made ready at history there has been a silly theory that battles caused rain.

This was the case even before gunpowder Waists for tomorrow's selling. The model on tho left is of a good quality Jap silk; the others are of very lino white voile. We might seem guilty of exaggeration were we to state what, in our opinion Waists are really worth; suffice it is to' say. -they're worth a lot more than the very modest price at which they're always sold. Dresses Specially Priced at $5.00 St ylish Summer Dresses regularly at and $7.50, are offered for tomorrow at this special price.

There are 35 garments in this group. They-are-of-rice eloths, plain, printed anil embroidered voiles, in white, stripes, figures and checks. following committee was names: Elmer Kirkpatrick, chairman; Albert Stork, San ford Husk, Herman Passler and J. B. Picking.

The proposed park covers five acres of ground. One of the mem beach cloth and cotton repp, are marked at the above spe NEW NECKWEAR Large Collars in Puritan and Quaker styles, of sheer organdies and marquisettes; hemstitched, embroidered or trimmed with lace, are priced at 25c and 50c came into use. The Gjreek writer, Plutarch, as far back as the year 150 A. held the belief that the glitter and clash of the sabers of the cial price. Thev are made in two verv smart models Philadelphia.

Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock the train will pull out of the Pennsylvania station at Philadelphia on the first lap of its 11-day transcontinental Journey, during which 51 stops will be made so that people along the way may view it. Among the 51 stops to be made on the going trip will be that made in Mansfield on Tuesday morning at 7:15 o'clock. For 15 minutes, the special train will remain in Mans with patch pockets and but bers suggested that the ground ought to be plowed and leveled off before any attempt is made to use it for ton trimmed belts. park purposes, Mayor F. S.

Marquis assured th members that he would do all in his power to give the people of the MIDDY BLOUSES Middy Blouses for small ancient Greek and Roman warriors on the Meld of honor produced rain. He believed it because it generally rained after every battle. As a matter of fact ft had to rain after every battle, because they fought only on clear days In those times; and besides It always rains once every three days In the year, according to average. "After gunpowder became an instrument of destruction, rains during North Bide a park. ami larger girls, in plain CHILDREN'S HATS REDUCED Children's Little Straw Hats, trimmed with ribbons and flowers, and formerly priced at 50c, (ii)c and 75o are now 39c.

white or with red, Copen field, and not only residents of the city but also those from Burrounding towns are planning to make an early morning excursion to the Union station to secure a glimpse of this priceless relic of American liberty. hagen or navy trimmings, BANKERS ARE HAVING are priced at 4yc, oyc ana $1.00. BUSY DAYS JUST NOW time or war were blamed on it. Even the United States government has shared this belief that powder will produce rain, and it wasted thou This will be the bell's ninth trip, the longest that It has taken since its birth in England 163 years ago. The old Liberty Bell has already travelled close to 15,000 miles; it will have covered more than 20,000 miles before it is restored to' its ancient resting place in Independence Hall at Philadelphia next fall.

Unparalleled precautions are being taken this time to insure safe sands of dollars trying to make it rain In Texas. Similar experiments were made In Europe several years nnimirnmiiiiiTnininninniiiniiMMntliriTmmTITnfl1llT1TI tent nuintiiininno ago, and In France one' scientist thought that by employing the ex Mid-Year Business Transactions Result In Increased Work For Banks. The last three days of the week are rush days for Mansfield banks. plosive he could transform hail into more harmless rain. son George, and Miss Margaret Manner, of Ankenytovvn, motored here Sunday evening and attended Children's exercises at the M.

E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snure and children and Mj.

and Mrs. George Goodman and family, of Wooster, motored here Sunday and were guests of Mrs. Snure's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

P. Heck. Airs. Nancy Zimmerman and grandson, Blaine Burkholder, are guests of Mansfield, Ashland and Lakevllle transportation. The clapper has NEIILLENOIES 1 Vv.it-;c.--i Many Automobile Parties Vis friends this week They have been looking forward to this period as the biggest days of the year.

July i8 the time for settling up business transactions which bring money Into banks and also takes it out. Also, It Is the day when savings accounts can be drawn without loss of Interest. Many corporations and companies will pay dividends and these dividends and Interest -will pass through Mansfield banks. Just how much will pass through the banks Is not known, but been removed and rests on a platform beneath the hollow where it hung for a century and a half. Inside the bell a steel skeleton has been fitted by nve expert metallurgists.

The rigid fingers of the skeleton, or spider, as its inventor calls It, grip tightly the chipped lips of the bell, which are supported by automobile jacks. The bell is mounted on a specially built steel flat car. In a preliminary test, this car travelling at the rate of 55 miles an hour over a network of switches Among those we noticed at Mans field Tuesday were Leroy Freeman and fanilly, Mrs. John Freeman, Mr, it Village Last Week. The gas well on the Fred Baugh-man farm is expected In within a few days.

Chester Painter, son Holly, and Mr. and AlrB. Charles Jacobs and daughters, Anna and Flora, of Kent, and Mrs. A. II.

Freeman, Mr. and Airs. W. W. Darling, Air.

and Airs. Henry Herzog, Air. and Mrs. H. N.

Ruth, the Alisses Eva and Etta Os considerable stock in dividend-paying corporations is held by Mansfield wait, Air. and Airs. J. H. Critch field Mr.

and Airs. Otho Simmons, Air. and Airs. Karl Simmons and daughter Hazel, Mr. and Airs.

W. Bmk arrived here Thursday and were guests of Philip Young and Mrs. Ollle Painter, returning to their homes Wednesday. Jlrs. Margaret Sharp, of Lexington, and Mrs.

Wilson Sharp, of Bell-ville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Darling Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Darling and son men.

Then, too, July 1 bond coupons are cashed and taken for collection and interest checks on registered bonds are cashed or turned into savings accounts. Another factor that Is maklne the holder and family, C. D. Snyder and ftoiti Charles Palmer. rl Children's exercises came off Sun day evening according to program a glass filled with water was placed on the floor of the car and not a drop was spilled.

The car is all steel construction, capable of carrying a Veight of more than 100,000 pounds. An electrical generator installed beneath the platform, operated by the axle, will charge the batteries for the hundreds of incandescent lights "with which the bell will he Illuminated during the nights of the journey. Thus mounted, the bell will make lis journey guarded by, a princely bankers hustle is the two-day closing They ere greted wtih a crowded An Outdqor Up in the mornfnrf and off to the country for a quiet day under the tree9 away from the i.oise. You can't beat that kind of a Fourth, with the green all around you and good con i adeshjp to make the day a real event of the year. 1 hen there'8 the lunch on the grass with good things to eat aplenty.

You'll need a good supply of iSUPREME Food Products because they're all quality and full of tasty flavor that you'll find matching up to every claim made for them. Put a good supply of Supreme Boiled Ham in the basket with plenty of Supreme Eggs, hard-boiled. For the finishing dainty, be sure to take a berry pie juicy and sweet and crispy, crusted, shortened with Supreme Lard. For th borne table, try Supreme Ham, Supreme Bacon, ror tne fourth of July, which will house. The music and the exercises were far above the average.

The Richard, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Overson, of Mansfield, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Darling Thursday mean that two days' banking business must be crowded into one and that people will want to cash checks for celebrating the Fourth. little tots did great credit to them selves and received hearty applause.

Cherries are a plentiful cron. The largest cyanide factory In the world is in Glasgow. Yes We Have It And wo honestly believe that Mr. and Mrs. M.

M. Shanabarger attended the chautauqua at Perrys-Thursday. Thomas Harbaugh, of Mansfield, Is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

N. Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. M.

F. Mo wry. daughters Georgia and Ruth and Doris Dorian, of Mansfield, motored here Sunday and attended the Children's exercises Sunday evening. A number from here attended the encampment at Mansfield last week. Mr.

and Mrs. James Schrack and i Hair Tonic retinue of city fathers, sergeants-at-arms, policemen, stewards, porters, stenographers, photographers, newspaper men and Mayor Blankenburg. There will be about forty persons in the party and the special train In-rludes one private car, three sleepers, a baggage car and a diner. The total cost, $35,000, citizens of Philadelphia have voted to "pay from their own purses that millions may this year see the bell instead of only a few thousand tourists Who go to Philadelphia. Pamphlets containing the "Story of the Bell" will be distributed at all stopping points along the route.

Clothes voOmT Time And Money -'jf tt the best hair tonie on the market fiOc a bottle. Sold only by us. Tho Caldwell Rloor Co. Mipreme Butter, Supreme Canned Meats, Supreme Cheese. Thousands of dealers sell Supreme Food Products because they know they're food.

Find one of these dealers. lie's a good man to patronize. efrigerators 7t' Atwayi Soft to Say Suprtma" Morris Company The escorting party will be entertained by the city of San Francisco until July 20. Thereafter, only the four husky policemen will remain to guard the bell at the exposition until its return to Philadelphia some time In November. Previous junkets of the Liberty P.ell were to Allentown, during the Revolution, when the British cap Our display of "New Iceberg" Refrigerators is now most complete.

They are constructed and finished so that there is a tone of beauty and quality about uiimihwmi nil hw i 1 mi 1 1 mi i 1 1 1 1 1 hmwiwi i i im f. i HI' UHIUIUII UI.U 1 mm llluil.m i n.mn Miiii.t1.Ml.i,-r,,rlJ,Jy-.JtJt..l tnem worthy of the (lining- room. Tbe circulation guarantees pure, sweet and cold chambers, and also tured Philadelphia, to New Orleans in 1885, Chicago In 1893, to Atlanta In 1895, to Charleston In 1902, to Boston in 1903, and to St. Louis In 1904. me least consumption of ice to be found in any re Distinctive Style in VARSITY pflFTY-PIVE Suits for Men and Young Men.

frigerator. Prices S10 Up fash- men suit A GROUP of suit models that represent the very best in ions each one a model of individuality and characte icter. WORTH-SIDE PARK Porch Furniture Materials are of best quality and the tailoring unsuallv e-ood. is They come in an ine new piaul, check, mixture and plain patterns. These suits arc a distinct departure in men's clothes.

Nc None equal them at $17.50 to $25, iVe have a very extensive showing of Porch Furniture in Reed, Willow, Kaltex, and Chinese Sea Grass. Nearly every piece of furniture is now represented in our display. AVe invite your inspection of Our pleasing line. SCHROERS And Citizens Committee Is Named to Confer With the Service Director. At the meeting last evening at Tickings hall, of a large number of citizens and city officials, to discuss the improvement of Johns park, many suggestions were offered.

Many of the members suggested that a pavilion be placed on the grounds, while otehrs declared that a ball grounds for the boys, and tennis "courts for the girls would be a good thing. The planting of shrubbery or public convert Use The News Want Columns modern FURNITURE Of QUALITY. N. DIAMOND ST. inexpensive effective a.