South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1915 — Page 5

f nun ay. jrLY no, 19 is. The Ellsworth Store RANSACK SALE Ends Saturday Night. Come to the RANSACK SALE Saturday. Good Night Old RANSACK SALE! Dancing Frock of Pussy Willow Surprising Array Of Electric Devices SOCIETY r m r IBj n t--

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Thr; I)rrrns r.iMo clafs nf tho First r.rthrci (hiir. li ull their monthly buj-ir.f'Si mr-ctint? Thur.'-'I.iy evening at thr. homt" of their t;tcher, C. A. Str-'vart. Offi--rs for the following year vf rc c 1 ' t c I ;x.s follows: I'roident, Iva Kref.-.e; vice provident, Maude Thomxs; rcrctary, Maude An-

l-rsT.n; corrf-'ionding --'crctary. Anna

IluUinVor; Ilartzpll.

arm irtMsurtr, ii.injnu A social hour followed the

Mis Ida ramr-ooll. f 2 4 Allen St., pWa.antl: entertained with a o'clock dinner Thuixlay neiuni; in compliment to Miss rph;t Miltmore. of Itockforri, 111., who i a Kue.-t of Mi.a Irrno Mrycr, vo Cottage Grove av. Co vera were jlaced for zix. Mis3 Helpn Matthews of .?an Francisco was th" honored gutst at an attractive affair fciven Thursday af-tr-rrnion by Mrs. J. . Oliver at her home on Washington a v. The ptKits Tilled three tables at bridge, which were arranged on the )i;izzr.. Cla.-den lowers formed the decorations, and dainty refreshment, were frerved during the afternoon. Mi Helen I'.iyne of Cincinnati, O., va.s among those present.

A business meeting was held Thursday evening by members of the Qui Vive club at the home of ML 3 Inez i:iirns, 7Cm Allen tt. A letter of congratulation was sent tome time ago to C I. Wripht, former head of the history department of the high school and who 1ih.s been recently appointed frup'-rintendent of the school of Huntington, W. Va., and a letter et appreciation was received from him and re ad n fore tho club. The evening was spent socially and refreshments followed. Miss Una Camp, G10 V. Colfax av., will be hostess on Au. 31. Tho monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary tociety of the Mizpah Hvanrt-lieal church was held Thursday with Mrs. Fred CauTfman, Riverside ur. The lirst chapter of Kd Man's Iand" was reviewed by Mrs. J. r.nrk and Miss Pearl Marks read a paper on the Indians of St. Joseph county. Several Indian folk fr-ontrs were iveti by Mrs. Chester Osborne A social hour with refreshments followed the program for tho day. Tho Women's auxiliary of the Westminster Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Verne Van Iusen. lu2J Allen St.. for the monthly social meeting. An .auction sale was held during tho afternoon, after which the timo was fpent in sewing. An attractively appointed luncheon was served completing a color neite of pink and white. Sweet peas we.ro fashioned into a centerpiece for the table and small bouquets eif the sweet peas were given as guest favors. Tho Home Kconomics club of Clay township entertained members of the Homo Economics club of Roselawn Thursday at an all day picnic at the homo of Mrs. Oeorge Ilepler. There were more than GO present, including Feveral members of the Community Center. A program for the afternoon consisted of recitations bvv Miss Florence CherhearL, Mrs. Itoy Xace, and Miss (Jladys Nace. and Mrs. Arthur Paeon gavo an rlginal poem, "our Club." Tho regular meeting of the club will be held August 2T at tho homo of Mrs. H. I. Bamficld. Mr?. John Surhy, i:. Colfax av.. entertained on Thursday tho Ideal Urnbroidery club. A short business session v;i3 followed by a social hour, when a two-courso luncheon was perved by the hostess. Miss Mildred Suehy favored with several instrumental selections. The members will entertain their husbands and families i.ith a picnic at Springbrook park August 12, Members of the Modern Beehive club were entertained by Mrs. A. Agncw, 732 Hoard av., Thursday. A. picnic dinner. v;u enjoyed at nn by the 13 members present. Needlework was the feature of the afternoon, on Aug. 12 Mrs. J. C. Coleman. 7 4 Cleveland uv will bo hostess, to the club. Mrs. John Turkey. 102.1 Sherman

av., was hostess to the Mothers' class of the First Christian church Thursday. Tho afternoon was spent in a Fecial way with needlework, and light refreshments marked the close of tho meeting. No placo has been eet for the time of the next rm eting. A meeting of the Eureka club was held ve.sterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. I Parr. i 1 7 Iceland av. The rncmhors enjoyed i pltas;int social aftrrnoon with needlework, after which :ho hostess served a luncheon. Mrs Oilman. 761 Lincoln way E., will be hostess to tho club in two weeks. Master Lorcn Hess. SI 2 X. Lifayrtte Ht., pleasantly entertained n number of friends Wednesday afternoon from threo to six o'clock in lumor of

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Ity I six Kaooiiteuso. The frock of pussy willow silk still holds a dance apparel. Here it is featured in a delicate with silk net, metal embroidery, and metal lace

cieledly smart and dainty. The skirt, with

draped in full billowy fohN, slightly Victorian in line, is

popular place In rmnrt shade of pink combined The combination is dc-

ntt hem and lace drop. is

suutrcstim; in places the pannier. The bodice, embroid eivd with metal figures. Silk net

forms the yoke and tinishes the sleeveless bodice.

his fifth birthday anniversary refreshments were served.

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The Tuesday circle was pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon by .Mrs. II. Ij. Smith, 1 .":, laneoln way W. One puest. Mrs. William Komine, was present. The afternoon was f. iven to needlework and refreshment.0 were served. The (dub will meet A up. 10 with Mrs. William Uru'-'u-er, 11 Van J'Uren tt. Tho (j)position club held a picnic last evening at the honu; of .Mis. (Jeorgo Brown. I.-Maale av. The evening was spent in a social ma nr. r. Miss Mav Perrin of Minneapolis.

out-of-town puest. The will be hdd tlu lirst August, but the plate selected.

Minn., was an next meeting Wednesday in has not been

Iiinple entertained the

inn lasi evening at a The piKsts :i u :r.i 'e-,.,i

In two weeks the club will mo t Miss Clara buzna. s 1 " "hapin st.

Mi?s Mella

Cosmopolitan theater party.

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PERSONALS

Koekstroh of S.ouh

of ludianapUend. is t rit-

Mrs. John oils, formerly

ica'ly ill. Mrs. A. J. Hammond and dauphtrrs. Alue and Kdith. of Kansas Cit'. M., will arrive here Monday for a two weeks' visit with Mrs. S. M. t.eck. Go" Harrisn av. W. A. Mclnerny and family. I'i'e S. Taylor st.. left i'riday morning for the east where tliey will sjxmd two weeks in New York and Philadelphia. Mis Virginia Tutt, librarian at the public library, has returned from a two weeks eastern trip." Miss lMna Loncley, assistant lil'rarian, will leave this we'k for a two weeks visit in

Washington, P.oston and other eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kruegcr of Detroit, arrived here today to spend a few weeks with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Krue-jer, 10-0 N. Michipan st. Miss i:isie ATiaerson. 12 S Chapin stand Miss Janet Monroe have pone to

Colorado, where they with a party of friends tains near Manitou.

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Come in and get a pair of our soothing, hand-turned ; Slippers. Not a hurt in a thousand days' wearing. Our Shoes are the ideal hot weather shoes and every woman knows it who wears them.

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Mr. and Mrs. I). M. Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Matthews, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Halley of Detroit, and Mrs. Homer White of Indianapolis havo returned to I"troit after attending the funeral services of Mrs. Iiebeeca Call Ireland here. Mrs. T. I). Strong and daughter. Miss lltlrn. and Mrs. "Warren Kdwards and daughter. Miss Ruth, arrived Thursdav to be th? iruests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Crockett, oL'o W. Navarre st. Ir. and Mrs. France of Midville, ., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanbury, :,17 Marion st. Hh.s ulive Henderson of Cassopolis is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. i 1 DuL'omb, ZlrJ W. Marion st. (Jeorpo H. Kurtz. 211 W. Madison st., lett Wednesday foi a two weeks' vaeation at Xew Yirk eity and other t astern points. .Mis. LcMs rnruh, 100 2 Quimhy st.. was e.llel to Three Oaks, Mich., Wednesday on account of the serious illness of her grandmother there. II. i:. Hcrnbcck of Vonkers, X. Y., who has be-n visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Kneveis, 4 5 0 Fellows at., has returned home. Mrs. James Harwood of Valparaiso is the u'uest tf her daughter, Mrs. Fred 1 1. Krull, ll::u Lincoln way W. A. J. Ivlingel. 117 N. Main st.. is spending his vacation at Lake Maxinkuekce. Mrs. C. A. Seepmuel er, 330 S. Allen st.. has returned frm a four weeks' visit with relatives at Hamilton, c. 1 1. K. Kency and family, 320 W. Matlison ft., have returned from a trip to the exposition. Fd. Poran, Sam Swarts and Kudolph Aekerman have left on a motor trip through the northern lake region. Mrs. lleilman. ."0l X. Main st., is the KUtst of friends at Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteleather of Jolh t, 111., are the pru sts of Mrs. A. II. lirown. K. (hio tt.

It is truly interesting to see how electrical devices have been developed for household service from kitchen to attic. There is an astonishing list of utensils, cleaners and edher con

veniences which may be easily attached to the wall-plug and operated quickly and cleanly. The dining room claims a pood share of these appliances. There is the toaster s. ve, on which almost an entire meal can bo cooked riht at the table, if desired. The table grill is another compact electrical heater. A combination prill makes breakfast or luncheon easily possible on short notice. There is z. disc stove, or hot plate, upon which ur.y llat-bottomed saucepan rr dish car be quickly heated. combination dining room set includes a charing dish, double, boiler, samovar anil percolator, all heated from a single electrical unit. The ta'ole range is another cooker which handles several foods at once. Kettles for hot water, toasters lor the breakfast toast, egg boilers, individual ehaling dishes, water cups for heating small amounts ef water, immersion heaters for poaehinp ep'rs, and soup tureens for keeping the vup hot while it is being served, all can be attached directly at the table. For the kitchen the list is almost as long. The double boiler for cereals, the electric frying pan, tho wallle iron evenly heated by electrical means, the egg beat err which is such an improvement on the fork or the lian-l-turnod beater, and the plate ..rmer for keeping service china hot, all make kjtchen work a hundred per cer.t cleaner and cooler than it ever w.-:-. before. There is even an electric refrigerator on the. market now cold air being forced fan-fafchion through tho ie-cbox. An eleetrlo laundry Is conldered a great improvement. The electric washing machine is a saver of effort and time. In po the elothes, hot water is turned over them and the button is turned on. In 10 or 12 mlnute3 they are (lean, and after they are blued and rinsed. they are put throuph an electric wrinuer. They are pressed with an electric iron and in very large kitchens an electric dryer takes care of them in damp weather. For large institutions, such as hotels and clubs, the starch is cooked by electrical applicneos and the (dothes are mangled by the same means". Fleet rie cleaners are the most welcome aids to the housewife. The vacuum elcaner has come to stay now in most large homes. There is an electric lloor scrubber and polisher, too, and an electrically operated buffer wheel for polishing brass and silve r. lladiators which carry heat by electrical means are replacing steam and hot water in many homes. They are ideal for heating rooms quickly for a short time, such as extra guest rooms, bathrooms and the like. Elec

tric fans for the home are used more

and more, so that heating and cool

in are both accessible by pressing a

Mitt on nowadays.

In bedrooms and bathrooms the electric eonvonlenccs seem quite as numerous as those down stairs. A hot water heater, that can be attached to the faucet, will pivo 2V2 gallons of boiling water a minute when tho kitchen range is not at work. For the sewing room there is a pressing iren, shaped for dressmaking service, a fluting iron for making frills, and even the sewing machine itself runs noiselessly. A motor attachment makes any sewing machino a thing of comfort and speed. I-Vr these domestic services the cost iJ from 1-4 of a cent to 10 cents an Ii our.

VACATION SCHOOL IS CLOSING TERM

L'xervises WiK Take Place at Hungarian I'resbj terian Church Tonight.

IHKTHs. F.orn to Mr. and Mrs. Hollo II. Hill, TT.N Alhn st., a daughter. July 20. F.orn to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Chapin of Chicago, a daughter. July -JD. They

are n..w at their summer home Manchester.

DISCRIMINATION. "Oh. n-!" solibuized Johnny bitterly; "there ain't any favorites in this family. Oh. no! If I hite my linger nails I cct a rap over the knuckles, but if tho baby eats his whole ft tot they think it's cute." Ladies' Home Journal.

Closing exercises for the Daily Vacation I?ihlc school, which has been conducted for the past two months with unusual success in the 1300 block on W. Washington av., will ta.ke place this evening at 7::J0 o'clock in the Hungarian Presbyterian church, corner Washington av. and Cherry st. All day I'riday an exhibit was held in the portable school building and in the 'church of a variety of articles which the 1 0 T children enrolled have made. The exhihit includes several hundred hammocks, ranging in size from doll hammocks to full sized, double knotted hammocks. which have been made since the opening of the school by the 45 buys in the upper class. The younger boys and girls have devoted their time to basketry and their work, which includes baskets of many sizes and shapes, makes an interesting display, though not more so than the w-ork of the sw ing classes. The class in household arts taught by Miss Dorothy Eldredg'. made aprons and caps, while the younger girls in the sewing class taught by Mrs. Lena Koekstroh and Mrs. J. M. Neidhardt made pretty dresses of white lawn with caps tr match. The kindergarten department also displayed its handiwork. The program this evening will Include a talk by I'aul McDonald, who has superintended the work of the school and a few remark? by T"r. C. A. I.ippineott. pastor of the First pfe'sbyteri in church and by Hov. Rela Hertok. pastor of the Hungarian Presbyterian church, and recitations and sons ny the children. The sch(d has been -oridurtfd under the auspices of the Presbyterian churches of the eity.

Saturday is Remnant Day in Ellworth's famous Ransack Sale. You profit by our making-room pnees.

EMNANTS

Wash Goods Remnants. White Goods Remnants. Wool Dress Goods Remnants. Embroidery Remnants. Lace Remnants. Toweling Remnants. Muslin Remnants. Ribbon Remnants. Silk Remnants. Drapery Remnants. Table Linen Remnants. Big Lot of Dress Goods Remnants.

HEED!

This Last Call to Ransacking:, for you can purchase much seasonable merchandise at under-value prices, thereby you profit mightily. Tis well to Ransack in a store of this type.

Hat Bargains for Saturday's Ransacking Untrimmed Leghorns, Milans, Genuine Hair Braids, Sl.oo each! Children's Hats all cut to 25 cents. Trimmed Hats 50c. ' Outing Hats 50c. Black Velvet Tarn O'Shanters, trimmed with white kid, 50c. White Corduroy Hats, clean up 50c.

A SUMMER DRESS AT A SPECIAL PRICE AWAITS YOU HERE.

BRAND NEW WASH DRESS SKIRTS $1.00.

RANSACK AT

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LAST CHANCE SATURDAY

George H. Wheelock & Company Specials in our Hous'jfurnishing Goods Department seasonable articles at unusually low prices.

An Electric Grill Stove will boil, fry, broil and toast

y with a current supplied from a

jmstsLX kO? -?rj Inmn snckcA. SvOO value.

opcciai po.oo

Set of Six Enelish White Porrolnm

y,-V'-:-T---"'."r v Kitchen Bowls tlySf7

of best quality, ranging in sizes from T??!T:f , pint to 4 quarts in capacity com- 'r ; ?7)

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O'Cedar Mops We carry both the oil and polish Mops. Triangular Oil Mops 75c and $1.25 Round Polish Mops 75c and $1.25 O'Cedar Dusting Cloths 25c O'Cedar Oil at 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 O'Cedar Products are giving satisfactory service in hundreds of Suth Bend homes.

Visit our Housefurnishing Department A large lirht and airv

display room Take lilectric Elevator. George H. Wheelock &. Company

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Wednesday Aug. 4

p IN GOLD2d

Come Out and Dig, I'ts Free

LO-Tl'S QUININE HAIU TONIC ('kins out ilar.-lriiff. Makrs hair iovy and thick. Klecantly pfrfumd. 2. ZCc. SI hottlos .it ron-

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O HERMAN'S

Surcc30 ti Wllhelm'a ULLVDY-TO-WIlYlt IX)R WOMEN Fpodal Value Cults iU S1&.00 to

iiig vam i:s i juy Maurkdown 5ale Is Now On. In tal Rlaare at cl-aueks (Mm-swsza. Jewelry Store J.p th v..fk. li.play in nortli window. I. 130 N. MAIN ST. InUdClllllCiiSl GIU1VTUST ILUUiAINS IN TOWN MILL END SALE iX Second Floor, 219-221 S. Mlrlilsan In Conjunction With tho 1 - Ind'icnk.'xit Stored

JULY CLEARING SALE AT niAS. r- s.vx & co.

We Can Save You Ono-Half on Your Dental Bill. Conie in and talk, it over with us. Examination Free No charge for extracting when ordering new teeth. Painless Extracting :0c While Dental Parlors 111 West WoiJilncton Av. Over Herrs Book Storo. Lady Attendant. Open Tofts.. Thura. or4d Sat. 2ghta liell I 'hone Main 420.

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