South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 183, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 June 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

L W. C. A. GIRLS TO RAISE FUNDS

Money 1 NorIrl to So ml Factory lleprocnt.ititc to Iko

To raif funds for sending factory delegates to the annual Y. W. C. A. conference at Lake (ler.eva, Wisconsin, tho local organization has planned a series of lawn socials and fetes to be In charge of the girls from several factories, under the general supervision of Miss Frances Toy. Friday evening the girls from th Illdenour Apron Co. will fell icn cream, cake and lemonade in stands

erected at the entrance of the Y. W. C. A. building. .Saturday afternoon and evening the Wilson .hirt factory girls will conduct a lawn fete on the "lutsky Hros. tailoring establishment, at 22o V. Washington av. The crowning affair will be the law., Jt in charge of the South Henri Watch Co. girls at the factory grounds next Twsday evening. The Moos band of Mishawaka has consented to furnish music for th occasion. Ice cream and cak will be Kold, and a number of features are being prepared by tho girls. Japanese lanterns will be strung above the grounds, where a number of fortune telling booths are to be constructed, a pleasant time is anticipated. Tickets are now being distributed by the cirls.

The pageant recently staged at pringbrook park undr the combined direction of Mis.s Ver;i Campbell and Mrs. Mary Hays lianks, while a decided success from the artistic standpoint fell somewhat short of th original expectations financially. Means of providing for the delegates to the conference being necessary, the factory girls aro striving to make each of the affairs planned a complete success. The public is Invited. The Campbell Pi per Box Co. girls will enjoy an nuto ride Friday evening from 4 o'clock till I with Mis.-; Toy. Ten cars "have been offered by local owners for the use of the girls.

TO HAVE MEMORIAL DAY Loyal Americans to Decorate (Jraves on Sunday.

A committee to arrange for Memorial day, June 2. was appointed at tho meeting of Loyal Americans, No. 100-3, at Heyler hall Wednesday night. The services will be public and a special Invitation has been Issued to all friends and relatives of deceased members.

GRAND PROTECTOR HERE

W. V. llutton Addresses Knights nnil Ladles of Honor,

Sense and Sentiment

The Family Cornknife. I hail my razor :-hai jmmiciI to line keon kiittor Mime clays ago, Hut, ula-. wlion to my third day growth 1 gently prox'U it edge, f found it locket! tiie -soothing touch the harbor proed by um Facing, ia using, crueiU . pitilessly, as if there were no hedge.

I sure forgot my pmu her friend when 1 laid ttuit old tool down, And to my wife. 1 gae my trouble which were Mickin mo like thorns, "Yli Che?," she said quite int.'Ocenl like. La accents bold and rstrong, "Your razor seemed quite sharp indeed, when I u.ed it for my corns. SOMi: MEN HATE PE1USPIKAT1UN A IJOL'T AS BAD AS M1SQC1TJES LIKE LOW SHOES AND OI'EX WOUK HOSIEltY. Talking of Swallows. IF YOL' had to swallow a man, what kind would you prefer, Andy'.' A little London porter or Carl Anderson, the tailor' Dry! CItAWKOUDSVILLE went dry on the li'iuor question some months ago and now she's dry on the" water question. The good Lord hasn't sent rain down on the multitudes there for nigh on 2 months, excepting a few sprinkles that ran over from downpours at New Paris and other towns a few miles distant. Difference is Slight. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE FETWKKX A RUT AND A JHAiH IS IN THE WIDTH AND THE DEPTH. Knocking. A "KNOCKER" is still defined. Hez, as "a thing that hangs on the outside of a door." Advertising: and Value. PLEASE PEAR in mind, Sam. that advertising never added one dollar to the value of any article advertised. Advertising merely tells the value, it does not create it. IT TAKES two to wed, but one can stop it. Joshua. I DON'T wonder that the sun stood still at Joshua's command. Something was doing when Joshua spoke.

Small lYies. THE WORLD is not interested in those fellows who are trying to see how little they can do and how much ;hey can get for doing it, RED TAPE WASTES MORE THAN SYSTEM EVER SAVED, CLARENCE. Ilurdens and Fmpty Hands. FEW BURDENS are so heavy. Jimmy, as a pair of empty hands. CHESTER REESE.

ITCON'OMTCATi LIGHT WHIG I IT

Proportion of s e 1 fmanufactured parts determines "S i x" quality and value. The assembler makes none of the parts in his car; the semimanufacturer makes some.

Grand Protector W. V. Hutton of Indianapolis visited the meeting of Knights and Ladles of Honor at W. O. W. hall Wednesday night and gave a fhort talk to the members of the lodge. Mr. llutton will act as installing oflicer nt the next meeting when the new officers will be installed. One candidate was initiated at the meeting Wednesday night.

TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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Studebaker makes nil parts for tho Studebaker SIX except a few patented specialties and some equipment. Studebaker selects and tests the steels, heat treats them, pours the castings, cuts the gears, forges 247 parts, builds the bodies, etc. How do Studebaker SIX value and quality show themselves? In the car's roadability; in its balance; its perfect alignment; its silent, vibratlonless motor; its noiseless axle and transmission; its economy and long life. Ride in the car, ami you'll appreciate true "Six" quality. Send for the Studebaker Proof Book, describing Studebaker manufacturing methods.

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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

You can soon cool off in ROBERTSON'S TEA ROOM under the electric ceiling fans, and enjoy a delicious ice or summer drink.

P. O. P. Detroit FOUR Touring Car $1050 SIX Touring Car 1575 SIX Landau-Roadster 1800 SIX Sedan 2250

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SumrnerDt esses Many hundreds of them in great variety of styles have arrived most noticeable were the Strioed Voiles. Thev are remarkablv pretty

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"Oh, for a swim," is the cry of all during these extreme hot days Get a BATHING SUIT and be prepared. The latest style, the detachable skirt Blouse and Bloomers all one piece $1.50 to $6.00. Children's from $1.00 to $3.50.

Summer Party Dresses

White Crepe de Chene, Beautiful Voiles and Fancy Dresses in Laces fancy wide girdles long Russian Tunic. Priced at $10.00 and $15.00.

We have also just received a fine lot of

WASH SILK DRESSES in Blue, Pink, Lace, Lavender and Black fancv Bolero Waists, Long Russian Tunics pleated has Vestee and Cuffs. A remarkable value for $12.50. BLACK AND WHITE HABATAI SILK DRESSES in the very latest of fashion decree at $15.00.

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PANAMAS Another shipment arrived today Genuine Panamas, the summer' most popular styles $2.95, $3.95. TRIMMED PANAMAS $5.00 With White Wings and Ribbons.

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Thousands of people have profited by this great sale affording the one. opportunity in a life time to buy Walk-Over shoes and oxfords below their regular price. Everybody knows the WalkOver is one price the world over. The wise person will not stop at buying -one pair. The more you buy the more you save.

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All men's shoes and oxfords and women's shoes which regularly sell tor $6.00, S5.00 and dQ qeI S4.50, will go for t)O.C0 All men's shoes and oxfords and women's shoes which regularly sell for J4.00 and S3. 50, tjO Qd will go for ip&iZO

Including all our regular $6.00, $3.50 values, are lumped together and sold for . . .

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All children's $3.50 and $3.00 shoes 9 and oxfords will go for ipi.OiJ All children's S2.75, S2.5o and S2.00 CC shoes and oxfords will go for p .xJiJ All children's $2.50, S2.00 and S 1.65 Qr odds and ends will go for sO

NEXT VEDNESDAY WE MOVE INTO OUR NEW LOCATION,

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