South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 172, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1916 — Page 7
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SOCIETY AND OTHER
Th-- nrn'" "r it t nl 'n circle ill rlo.1' its meeting for the s;rnner Wednesday afternoon wln-n hey will meet with Mrs. . II. fuli.tn. l"! Wo. .ward :iv. The . iicl-j was t have met with Mrs. 'Ipfre" !l"jtfr. hut was changed :.wintr to a death in th'- family. .Mi.-s l.eJa hVött of the As-ori.jto.l Charije will V- tho speaker of the day. i n! Mr. Myron Campbell will hae 4 har-e of the current events. Mrs. N. 1 K'!i and Mrs. Triornptt will entertain with oal solos. Th fall meetings will start aaiti in ptciuLtr. Mrf. flort: Myler, .". 1." Allen st. v,a host s to m err. I "Ts of th" old hool pupils of iMstrict No. 1, at rünner Saturday. rovers were laid for 10 bursts at a taMe enf rf 1 with j ink roses and eomes. Following the dinner letters wer read from three memhers. Mrv. I V. (srles'oy ef Importe, Ind., .Mrs. Minnie drover ef Three Oaks, Mi h.. and Mrs. I'mrr.a Köhler of Quinlan. Okla. The next annual me tine will he held June with Mrs. Charles I rullner. 117 XV. UiSaUe a v. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pickering will entertain the rnernhers of the Inning club at their simmer homo or. the St. Joseph river near Elkhart c-'unday. A picnic dinner will l e enjoj(l. Miss Catherine Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Oliver, U. Washington av.. has returned from the e,.st. Mi.s Oliver graduated from Mrs. Finch's fini.-hintc school several "v.teks ao, following which she was a guest of classmates. Miss Fl. inch'- Thunim entertained h.er Sunday school class nf the First Christian chun h at a oanquet given last night at the V. M. ( A. Twenty plates were laid for the mem hers and their friends. Aaron Ward roses outlasted with a el!ow and white hack-ground to form a pleasing decorating scheme. Favors in the form of jellovv and white paper tulips Mied with nut. wer given. Following were the -"lests of honor: Mi. and Mrs. K. XV. Taylor. Misses Elhel Pomranka and J5eih Frye, and Messrs. I'M win Ell-el, Francis hutler. Walter Stiang. Eol-eit Fuei hncr and Howard Klink. A n noimeen:ent is made . of the coming marriage of Edward Collins, son of Charles Collins. 721 Forest av and Carolyn Mae We! er, d.iughter of Mrs. Louise Weher of Chicago. The marriage is to take place at the home of the hride's si-ter. Mis. C.eorge Lewis Fehle. 37:'.:' Fine drove av., Wednesday. Mr. Collins, who is now connected with the engineering department of the Chicago Telephone Co., was formerly the plant superintendent of the local telephone company. Mis.-s Weher is a very charming young ladv, popular in North Shore society of Chicago. Mrs. Iludolph Hoham. S. Michigan st., will entertain with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Futile Norns Wednesday evening. Members of the Swastika cluh -n-.'oed .1 wiener roast round a camp rire at Mosiiito glenn Saturday evening. F.all playing and outdoor games were added attractions The quests numbered 2 K . The ne regular meetin- will he held with Mrs. J. din Heil, vii I.indsey st.. Thurs.lav. Mrs. William ..ocr, vn;t Sherman a., entertained last evening at a farewell party to memi-eis of the Lie o.ik Crovp drill team. The memhers were entertained in a pleasant social manner with light refreshments. The hostess is soon to leave for her new home at AP-i-m. Mih Memhers of the cluh will have their renal. r met-tirm July Z with Mrs. Norman Kizer, 7"-:l Sherman av. The Misses Marie Hauger, la-mice "a it, lta Seemnueller. (ir:n c r.m - rs. I'.ianche Iavis, Ionald Kansherjrer. James Kruezherger. Alexander 1'unston ppent Sunday at F!khart. where thev were guests at a ranne party s'ien Lv l-.n:.in Trum-1-ell. The O. E. S. auxiliary held its closing' meeting in the Masonic cluh rooms Monoiav afternoon with a
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6 v X. : c: . II: I? New Carrots a l.v Consul Now that summer vetretaldes and fruits are plentiful in the market, the thoughtful housewife will contrive to use vegetahles as often as possible, knowing the benefit to he derived hy the members of the family from a health point of view. Take ahout one and a half pounds of carrots and pull or cut off the tops; wash the carrots thoroughly in cold water and peel them, then put them into a saucepan with sufficient water to cover them, and hring to the boil; then drain and rinse in cold water and ruh them in a dry Tomorrow A large attendance of memhers. Mrs. I Julia Smith, Mrs. P.arhara Harmon. Mrs. I'.ianche Link. Mrs. Annette Anders and Mrs. Winnie Lawrence acted as the hostesses and served refreshments, after some time spent in a soc ial way with needlework. Miss Fmma Ireland entertained the Philathea class of Westminster Presbyterian church Monday evening at h'M- home. f..S N. Scott st. The early part of the evening was given to a business session, which was followed hy a social time. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The class will hold a picnic next Monday, July 3. instead of the regular meeting'. A meeting of the Moonbeam cluh was held last evening with Miss Maida Hausman at her country home. The hours were spent in the usual social way with contests. Kefreshments were enjoyed. Members of the cluh will meet July Ö. Tlie Tuesday evening Y. XV. C A. swimming classes have been discontinued until some arrangements have been made for heating the water in the high school pool. The Women's guild of St. James' Memorial M. F. church are planning a picnic supper for memhers and guests for Friday evening at Pottawatomie p'"k. The Neighhorhood club, west of the city, will hold a picnic Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Krill. Th- party will take the 10 o'clock Michigan City ear and get off at Ardmore. The y.aing people of Auten chapel will give an ice cream social Saturday at the home of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. Frank Smith. The Mothers' cluh will he entertained at an all day outing at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harper at Diamond lake Thursday. The husbands will be the guots. The meetings will he closed for the summer months with this meeting and will not start again until some time in Septemher. Mrs. James e'ollard. 70 S. Michigan st.. will be hostess to the Xonpanel c luh Thursday afternoon in
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la Francaise imc Clarke. cloth to remove the outer skin; trim the tops round with a knife, and if they are large cut thetn in halves, then place them in a stew pan with one and a half ounces of butter, a bunch of herhs (such as thyme, parsley and hayleaf), a dust of pepper and two finely chopped onions. Fry these for ahout 10 to 15 minutes, then remove the herhs and ruh them through a fine sieve. Put them into little paper cases, ornament the top with the point of a knife, and serve as a dressed vegetable or as a vegetable entree. Now IVuit Salad. stead of Mrs. Ducomb as previously planned. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of Stull Memorial church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Cornish, L'014 S. Miami st. The Indies' Aid society of Lowell Heights church will hold a hasket picnic at Pottawatomie park Thursday. All members are reeiuested to he there or meet at the church at U : 45 o'clock. READY FOR PICNIC Smith IUmi.I Lodge, N. 291. F. V A. l. to (m to llcrricn Springs. Memhers of South Hend lodge. No. L'JU. F. and A. M., wil hold their annual picnic Wednesday at Perrien Sj rings. The picnic will he in tho nature of an all-day outing, and elahorate arr.ingernents have heen made. A program of sports which includes everything from foot races to a basehall game has heen eutlined. The majority of the memhers will make the trip hy automobile. REGULATION OF DANCE HALLS BEFORE COUNCIL Discussion of the dance hall ordinance will crnne before the council committee ef the whole tonight. The ordinance provides for the regulation and licensing of public dance halls, and also includes a provision that police women are to superintend the dances. Discussion also will be brought up on the proposed ordinance to license and regulate stationary engineers. The committee on streets and alleys also is to report on the 15 minute service on Chapin street beyond Chapin and Sample. A petition filed with the council some time aco states that only half hour service is being maintained beyond Sample on Chapin, and asks that the council take steps to compel the street car to run cars every quarter of an hour. Lionel Harry more and Wright Huntington have written a scenario for Gaumont now being filmed under the odd name of "The Criminal's Thumb." Alexander Gaden and MIf Iva Shepard have the star roles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Frye, 935 W. Lasalle av.. will leave today for a motor trip to Muncie, Ind., where they will attend the convention of the State Sunday School association j of the First M. E. church, June 20. ; 21, 2: Mr. Frye. as president of the South Lend association, will go as a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coppes and Claud Coppes of Nappanee spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Heidler. 531 S. Carroll st. Mrs. Klizabeth Rosenherger has returned to her home at Convington. O., after spending a few days w ith Mrs. 1 1. W. Krieghhaum. 1033 Lincoln way K. Miss Hannah Lindahl. 10S3 Riverside dr., has pone to Chicago to take up a course in normal training. Mrs. Myers and granddaughter, Mis. Margaret Kestler, 4 30 Allen st.. have pone to Star City for a visit. Miss Florence Pennett. 827 Main st., has pone to Indianapolis, where she will study librarian work. Mrs. I. DuBois. 520 Allen st.. has gone to Chicago to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. II. Smith. Kuclid av., spent Sunday at Eagle lake Mr. and Mrs. XV. B. Webster of Pig Rapids. Mich., are puests ef Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster, 511 Allen st. Miss Mayme Hosier. 201 Sadie st., has returned frem a vis'.t in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gill. N. Scott st.. have returned from Springfield, ()., where they were called by the j death of an uncle, Samuel Shaffer. Neil V. Robertson, S. St. Joseph st.. has returned from a few days' visit in Chicago. Noel Ftedman. who has heen traveling through Texas, has returned to South Bend. Mrs. F. J. Lrhardt. l?,d Sadie st.. left ?Ionday for a visit in Indiana polis. Mrs. Henry Slott. Adam st.. left Sunday for Indianapolis for a short visit. Henry Ross, 315 XV. LaSalle a v.. left Tuesday morning for Dayton. O., on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Morgan have returned to their home In Indianapolis aiter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morgan, 31 S W. Marion st., and Mrs. Sarah Morgan, 2213 S. Main st. since Saturday. AUTO TOPPLES OVER Four Men Art Slightly Hurt In Accielent. Hitting an obstruction in the road at a spot about three miles west of town, an automobile containing four men from South Bend turned completely over, plnnlnp the men beneath it. The accident occurred shortly after midnight Tuesday. The men In the car were Joe and Frank Kubiak, 2201 Bertrand st.; Frank Roznalarck, 511 . Jackson ft., and Vince Kulla, 1810 Sibley av. All of the men were scratched and suffered bruises, and it was thought that Fulla had broken two ribs. They were taken to the home of Alex Mayers. 1032 1-2 W. Division st.. where Dr. Stranz attended them. Officers Parker, Kemerley and Wendowskl started for the scene of the accident in the patrol wapon but lost the can. from one of the wheels and had to return for another car and tow the patrol hack to town. SIX POLICEMEN TO ACT AS PALLBEARERS ix members of the police force will act as pall hearers for the funeral of Hans Brandt, policeman, shot and fatally wounded while in discharge of his duties. The members of the force who act in this capacity are: Sergts. Stickley and Cordier, Officers Czeukasch. Adamski, Northrup and Winther. The following memhers of the ! force will act as an escort for the body as it is taken from the home of his sifter. Mrs. Rosa Witucka, it'll Carlisle st.. to it. Uedwiue church and then from the church to the city cemetery: ergts. Iaskowski and Koczorowski, Officers Wesolek, .tull. Saherniak, Chesar. Fercer, Heinzman, Wedowski. Jennirms. Bzepka. Horvath, Tholanders, Hamilton and! Delee. ( The officer will be buried in hisj uniform, which was practically new. He had been in the service only five weeks when he was fatally wounded. He lingered between life and death for three weeks at the Lpworth hospital. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. :zeczkanski, a brother Michael, and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Soprzak and Mrs. Elizabeth Mielinska. who live in Prussia, and two sifters, Mrs. Katie Karpinska. 321 S Walnut st.. and Mrs. Rosa Witucka. r:.:'. S. Carlisle st.. in this city. The funeral procession will move from the residence of Mrs. Witucka to the church at 0 o'clock. xotici: to tiu: itblic. Notice is hereby given to the public that the undersigned has disposed of and retired from the restaurant business located at 2U0 N. Michigan st.. and that he will not be liable fr any del.ts mad by the I : e w ow ners of the pl.u e on or after Jniif lvth. Advt. JACOB HOFFMAN. i:kiously ii. i. Mrs. Lewis Rostizer. 730 Lincoln Way XV.. n ho suffered a strike rf paralysis several !is an. is reported as hirg in a very ( ritu al condition. She js not expected to live through the day.
NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL K VI 'NTS. IJttle Stella Magiera. 1234 XV. Napier st., was pleasantly surprised Sunday on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. She was presented with many pretty gifts. The time was spent delightfully with tames, music and singing and at the party"3 close dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Cecilia Nowak, luise Lnskowski. Bernice Sledzikow ski. Helen Korpal. Hedwige Szymanski, Martha Nowak, Hedwige Soleta, Joahanna Bogucki, Mary Hartwich, Genevieve Rozplochowski. Mary Wroblewski. Julia Bolka, Albina Rozplochow ski and Clara. Gorny. The military rank of Falcons Z. B. No. 1 will hold their exercises Wednesday eening at Z. B. hall. The singing practice of the mixed choir of Falcons Z. B. No. 1 will be held Thursday evening at Z. B. hall. The K. Pulaski Falcons will hold their exercises Thursday evening at Warsaw hall. PEIISOXALS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raezynski, Tonti a v., have motored to Chicago to spend several days with relatives. Joseph Krzemi'.owski returned to his home in Detroit after a short visit here. Miss Anna Pawlak, W .Fisher st., has gone to spend her week's vacation with her parents at New Carlisle. Frank Popielski of South Chicago is here on business. Mrs. Frank Walkowiak. S. Walnut st., is very ill. Dr. Crantz is attending her. Walter Mierzdzyk has returned to East Hammond after a short visit here. Peter Skwarzyk. S. Chapin st.. has gone to spend a week with relatives at Chicago. Mrs. Roman Ducki, Brookfield av., underwent a serious operation Tuesday morning at the Epworth hospital. Stanley Niezgodzki, W. Xapier st., has returned from a short visit with friends at Michigan City. Edward Tworanski, Studehaker st.. has gone to spend a week with relatives at Chicago. RIVER PARK Mr. and Mrs. William Rinard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lindell and Mrs. Anna Butler were in Elkhart Monday, where they attended the dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ccrl Jones. Miss Ethel Haack, northeast of here, entertained 20 guests Monday evening In honor of her house guest. Miss Bessie Thayer of Chicago. Features of the evening were Instrumental and vocal selections, readings, games and contests. A twocourse luncheon was served. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out In the decorations and luncheon. The table was centered uith a mound of white and pink roses lighted with candles with pinK shades. The favors were corsage bouquets of pink rosebuds. A Hash? light picture was taken of the group. Miss Haack will entertain with a picnic at Hudson lake Friday afternoon and evening in honor of Miss Thayer. The party will Include 12 couples. The trip will be made by euto. Dr.' and Mrs. W. R. McKinstry. Miss Esther McKinstry. Miss Hazel Filley, Miss Eva Bellington and John McKinstry have returned from an outing at Maxinkuckee lake. The male quartet and the mixed quartet of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. William Goers. Mishnwaka av., Monday evening, to practice music for the laying of the corner stone Saturday. Following the practice a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson. Smith st.. have returned from a visit with relatives at Culver. Mrs. Alonzo McKinley, N. Seventh st.. who has been ill the past week, shows no improvement. Jesse Manguss has gone to Elgin, 111., for a three weeks visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. William Ault hax returned from a isit with Mrs. Charles Myers at Lydiek. Mr. and Mrs. Poole and daughter of Walkerton were gues:s of Mrs. Aaron Poole and daughter. Miss Minnie Poole, .101 2 Mishawaka av., Monday. A mt'tinc: of the Truth Seekers of the M. L church Sunday school will be held Friday evening with Miss Dorothy Davidson. N. Sixth st. William Ault and Schuyler Conrad have returned from a fishing trip to the lakes. Mr. and Mrs. George Fetters have returned from Eden. O., where they attended the celebration of the goldfn wedding anniversary of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fetters. Mrs. H. P. Brooks will he hostess to the Flinch cluh Friday afternoon. Ice is made use of in a Texas orhard to retard the buddina: until desired. TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP Yon can keep your hair at its very best by washing it with this simple, inexpensive shampoo, wh ch cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly of all the dandruff and dirt and leaves a clean, wholesome ffelinij: Just use a If.isioonf ul f .anthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water, afterwards rinsing thoroughly with dar. water. One finds that the hair dri"s quickly and evenly, is untraked. bright, soft and fluffy, so fluffy in fact that it looks more abundant than it is. and so soft that arrantinc it becomes a ' r I o -i k m r eAll alp irritation wjll
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Customers Preparedness
i 'S i 3 : x- itLk i-cv - vl6 WE ARE FULLY PREPARED. This is a many sided store. It is a store where the woman with all morning or all afternoon at her disposal may spend every minute profitable and pleasurable c o m pleting her plans for vacationing. On the other hand, it is a store where one with "just a few minutes to train time" may buy that "something remembered at the last minute" with speed and satisfaction. You may rely upon our preparedness in variety of selection, in delivery, in prompt attention in" the store, over the phone, by letter of day or nigh: letter from vacation resorts. So whether you are oing motoring or boating, golfing or fishing, to the beach or the' tennis court, whether a vacationist or a stay-at-home. We are fully" prepared ! grocer sells it. THE
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1624-28 S. Michigan St. Home Phone 7120. Bell Phone 270. SAVE YOUR PENNIES
VUo Old Potatoes Sl.o hu. 10 lbs. II. cVL WV itli .SI. uo Pie Peaches, can 6c Canned Apples, can. ... 6c 3 bars Jap Rose Soap. .25c toe glass German Mustard 7c 2 cans Sweet Cider. . . .15c English Currants, lb... 13c Fine Pop Corn, lb. . . . 6c 2 loc cans Plums 17c Bitter Chocolate, lb. .-. .29c 2 10c cans Apple Butter 17c Good Can Rubbers, 3 doz 25c Leader Com Flake. ... 7c Fine foffee l."0 lb. l."e Si.e Cat-up. WE DELIVER TO ALL xotici:: Eery lodse, club and organiza-! tion in tlie city is invited to take j part in th 4th of July parade and j are requested to have a committee ! of three t meet with us Monday' eevning. June 2tth at the high ; school. S-e that our organization is represented. South Kend I'edei-j a ted 'ivic Mub. '. YV ''"Pi'.' Chairman Executive "ommittee. - . Advt. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
A call against higher prices that's what nur customers should prepare tor Speaking more clearly our prices are now trnni 25 r; to 50'.' lower than hi? city stores And ''boiled ri.sht down to the hone," we are now selling new high-class merchandise at about wholesale prices Because we bought many months ago when prices were low. As we printed some days ago This is not a Mark Down Sale but a sale on goods not marked up! For that reason our customers are preparing when they buy goods at Ellsworth's these davs.
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Sport Clothes
this summer and we show sport clothes that are extremely smart. Remember sport clothes are worn in town and country, sea shore and mountain, lihing, golfing, motoring and tennis, street and at home wear. Come to Ellsworth's, the home of fashion, and see for yourself and you'll buy there's no doubt about that.
DEPARTMENT "G" IS OFFERING: Crepe de chine corset covers with lace sleeves, Sl.2 5. Nainsook gowns, splendid values at S l.oo. Nainsook gowns, novelty styles, $1.50. Batiste gowns, in flesh color, 51.25, SI. 50. S2.00. Second Floor, North Annex.
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Certainfij ty Fine Coc There is an indescribable something about it that makes you want it at every meal. Try it today. Your BOUR CO. (41 i:. sucar, 7.V Order or )er. 2 ! Cans "hiek.cn Soup 1.V 3 5c pkgs. Grandma Washing Powder. ... 10c Sunkist Oranges, doz. ..23c 1 5c can k-C Baking Powder ... 12c 2 cans Oysters . 15c Soda Crystal Soap, lo bars " 37c Van Camp's Prepared Spaghetti, 2 for 17c All Condensed Milk. large cans 25c 6 small cans 25c 2 5c Peaberrv Cotlee. lb.. 21c Snider' 12lvtra Taiii'v I'ni'Mi' -." d. PARTS OF THE CITY RflcGILL'S F U It N I T L' H E SOumi MICHIGAN frT. Opposite Auditorium OUlt MARK TOILKT CUFAM for chapped hand, face and Mps. 25c IVr Bottle. OTTO C. BASTIAN Pacifist. Auditorium Theater
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ICE COOLED CANDIES. Fresh and delcious candies right ot the ice! An ice cooled refrigerator keeps your candy frck. Try our "Mirror" Chocolates M-m ! M-m ! but they're good, 2c, 3c and 6oc the pound. TOWN' Top Floor, Farmers Trust Bldg. The Best Place to Fat in South Bend. Try "pp of Our Spf-nil Tat-le de Mote H.-ilIy Dinners, Sc n n rl .0c. SUNDAY. r0r and 75 c. A la Carte senic an 1 rrial Fteak riinnr-rj. Hour? T:."0 a. m. to 7 p. rr.. 2 1 meals w kly. j:ci:m.i:t si.kx ici: asmiu:i). Producers Union Milk comes to you only after it's Paslenrized and Clarified How about jour Uvct? C. Lu SVYIi:il Orthoprartir KpoetalKf, Valk-0rr Ilfot fchop. WATCH US GROW! GreMevt Harrain In Town Economy Cloak Dept. Economy Dept. Second Floor. 210-Z11 S. Michigan. In Conjurction with the Independent fctore. Ht Clothing and Hhoj for Men. Women ar.3 Children at LowK Pric CI! A PIN HOMi; PE1T. STORE. 42h nd 817 S. Chapin StRead NEWS-TIMES Want Ad: