South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 237, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 August 1916 — Page 7

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5 at ;f ! Eatingproper food count?, most. Kre-Mo Sterilized Rice counts as the proper food and will help you stand the strain of your day's work. True Kre-Mo is not a cheap food but by far the most healthful and economical. Kre-Mo will make your meal far more inviting. Made from uncoaled Rice. Doubly sterilized. It really offers an opportunity from a Food standpoint. At Your Grocer Leather and Tapestry Comfortable Chairs Fine for the cool evening at home a temptation to .Imp into and rest an ornament to any nome and the linest line in the citv here to select trcm. W ide rane of reasonable prices. VICTROIS I .Till It 1 . ' I On easy terms. Laj-frest stock of NEW RECORDS In South Per.d. VTCTOIt ami CX)LntIUA. The MUSIC SHOP SALE 7 We Save You n.sMuch as You Spend KINNEY'S i in-1 22 r waym: st.

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;pOC7Y M) OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN 1

j Tli.it South Fend has already ori im r;i.'l a 1 :i r-i clu'i hhow. one of tli" j r iti j t and J.i;-ting 1 -ri-hts der l v 1 1 from the ha Mtau-j i.t thi V.ir. Th" organization is to Inown a: th- South Mt-nd llird lur and va hro'iiht ahoat ly Krne.st T , i r '. I Ilavnes. :h- I i r I Jerturer of j th- ha '.t.i -1 j u . i . w ho aroued the .'pint .f tli- j o;i- of th city for I tli" protection of hirds. Following ! t!.- !' tuf Tu sday afternoon an i 1 1 i : t ition -a;:.-- Kncn to those inter- ' in the affair to remain for lh I organizing of a Hui anl in res jxin ! '". r;i w re present und the society - t on foot. The tempnrarv of- '..' wer- 1 ted as follows: President, J. I, uin-r; secretary. Mrs. J. 1'. Nurier. ;md treasurer. Miss L or.. i Turn r. Wednesday afternoon after the c hautaui'oi the rnernhTS hld a short husiness meeting. In , ... . , rr' ., as president and Lrae a lecture on the protei tion and the increasing of the population of birds, the chief aim of the society. Judcrinc from the larce number of members already. it is anticipated that 10 names will be handed in by Saturday, when another meeting will be held at o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce to draw up a constitution end eject permanent otticers. It i expected that after the solidifying of the organization it will become a member of the national association of bird societies. The marria'-re nf Miss Hertha L. Ilibler f)f M ishawaka. and Vincent C. Palmer of "hicno took place Thursday innrniiu' at o'clock at the tarson. i :e of the First M. II. church. He.v. Henry L. P.ivis performed the cerennmy. Miss F'.ibler attended the South Hend business Collen and has been emploed for pome time at the oti e of the !icr Chilled Plow Co. Mrs. V. C-. Finley, 2M K. f'alvert 't .. entertained a number of friends Wednesday eeninK at her home The everuni,' was spciU in Karnes, contests and soeial diversions. Ioors were awarded to M'sses Sophia Hyrlewska. Clara Hernliar'it. Jennie Jacobs and Sophia (I rout koka , At the close of the evening dainty refreshments vcre scrv ed. In a uu'pt wrddinu ceremony at the parsonage of the Haptist church yesterday afternoon. Miss Hertha Striehcl. lauuhter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strubel, 1 Leland st., was married to l'orrest (toodnomrh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse (JoodnouRh. 1110 S. Carroll st.. Kev. Charles A. Peek er officiating. The bride wore a suit of midnight blue with a hat to match and carried a bou'j'iet of white rosebuds and lilies of the valley. The couple was unattended. After the wedding they left for an eastern trip and will remain in Chicil'ii for a few days on their return, visitin'-; John II. Striebel. They will be at home after Sept. 1. at Kls Inland st. Miss Myra Harts. JlS S. Notre Pame av., entertained Tuesday evenink' for Miss Helen Mcduire of Hoston, who is the KUest of Miss Alice olmer. The cvrnin was spent informally with liht refreshments served toward the lose. Friday evening Miss Hudora Smith. I-. Lasalle av., will entertain for the uest and Saturday evening Miss Margaret Harmon, r. is . Washington av., will hae a conipany of youni; people at her heme as a courtesy to I KT. The W. C. Sunshine club heid a Wednesday at Howard park 1 - momlnrs attende!. A tucpicnic w h ich tüf dinner was seneil at noon and contests featured th afternoon's entertainment. Mrs. Ceore Hiek won the favor. Followim; this the mem-l-ers went to Sprinclrook park to isit the baby show, Tlie next meeting will be- in two weeks. I Members of the Hon Ton club , made a motor trip Wednesday to "Happy Hollow", the summer home of Mrs. Ceorire Yoedisch at Kale : lake for a day's outing. Twenty-one , ipn ls were served to a chicken din- ! nr at noon, the remainder of the 1 liay was spent boating and hathin?. : The party returned at 7:'0 o'clock. Membrs of the Home Needle1 workers' club were entirtained yes- , tcrday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles C Heinman. 1021 K. Indiana a. Tho afternoon was passed -with -rochetic.i; and lipht refresh- ' ments ware served. The club will b i e a meeting Sept. at the new home of Mrs. ("harles Haer. Paytoll vt. j j Tlie Y'y crn r circle was enter-t.iin-l bv Mrs. leor.e I.ouhman. S Micha -an s!.. Wednesday afterw:th n-cdlework alter which there jwere ! fr shments. Mrs. IMith Mil- ! i f. Tt; S Michigan st.. will act ja.-. host-ss to th- members Sept. 6. A number of motor parties were ! made up last eseninc to attend the j V. dnesla- -enini: dance at Hud son Like it':mi by the Haupickcrs' orchestra Coo.j music ami a line i il.mar.;' t'.oor with plenty of fresh J i.ihf i itfZfs m.nie rne weekly danct' Ic7.es mailt popular. IUI Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Paptist church wdl me-t at the home of Mrs. A. Piniol k. 1":;7 Hudson a v., Friday .tfternoon. The Woman's auiliar of W'estI: ,s!er Prtb tenan church will m- t 1 Vein afttri.ooTi .it I e. ; r p. ir k. St. .Joseph H r' u ult ti:-- to h ic h-"Vi i .i. .iose;n r it rT icunur ai s t n.i-.tii'.g to m iw b-.i held at ; I ...: l! p. uk. Mi-hawaka. A u g. j. i h.i.s (ten postponed for this month.

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IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR

BY OWEN now to iiavi: rmrrTV anki.ix Pretty ankles are a rarety and not the rule. It Ij a pity too as now-a-days a woman's ankle is quite prominent, because of the short skirts and low shots mode of dressing. If you want your ankles to be well shaped, don't stand on the side.s of your feet. If you have any Inclination to du jt( your feet need more support than your shoes are pivinir them. t a pair of arch supporters and wear then until the inclination no longer exists. Ju't a.s harmful as standin? on the sides of your feet i. the habit of i turning thetn sidewise when sittin down. Keep your feet firmlv rdant ed on Ut heel and hole all of the time. Such measures will help hut will not wholly cure. Further corrective treatment includes a twice daily foot bath. Bathe

What the French Maid Told Marjorie

BY JANE iTKMKiiiM. tin: hkdkoom. "A pirl lriend of mine has seen my bedroom," beran Marjorie, breathlessly as she romped in to Mario one morninc, "and of course she wants one just like it. I thought perhaps wou could Kive nie some different ideas that I could ive her, so that the two rooms would not be tot) much alike." "I think I can help you," replied Marie, smilinply, "and I think it would be a mistake to furnish bedrooms alike, anyway." "If the jrirl in question possesses a quick brain and clever finpers she need not be indebted to anyone for her dainty room. A single bedstead is usually preferred by most Kirls and the hangings will he made after their own ideas and tastes. Simple LOW COST OF

BY MRS. FLORENCE MAY.

I'll I DAY. HH HAKFAST. Peaches. Plain Omelet. Virginia Ik'Uer Hread. Coffee. LUNCH KON. Kgg Salad. Potato Cakes. Iced Tea. Lemon Snaps. PI NN HP. P.oiled Cod with Prawn Butter Sauce. Mashed Potatoes. String Heans. Plain Lettuce. Italian Dressing. Apple Tart. I Uii: AK FA ST. Virginia Hatter Hread Peat three eggs, add one pint of corn meal into which has been sifted one teaspoon of salt and twit of baking powder. Stir in enough sweet milk to make a thin hatter and pour into a very hot, well greased pan. Hake quickly. LFNCHFON. Potato Cakes Coil and mash six Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Grabash and daughters Stella and Helen of Hertrand and the Misses Helen and Theresa Harm of South Hend spent the week end in Michigan City. Mi.ss livia P.alfour of California is visiting Mrs. F. H. Liebhardt, 314 H. Pronson st. J. II. Clarkson has returned to his home in North Vernon. Ind., after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mangold, 216 W. Jefferson bhd. Herman Petzhold, 210 K. Paris st.. has accepted a position with K. H. Mangold, 112 H. Jefferson blvd. Mrs. (leorge Schräder and children. Lincoln way K.. visited with Mrs. Henry Ixtng of Niles Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hurchie Adams and family of Pembleton. Intl., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wise. 'M N. Kddy st. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slanfrantz and son. N. Walnut st., have gone to Detroit to reside. Paul Fields of Ithaca. Mich., is visiting Mr. anc Mrs. D. K. Cooiner, 2 Or. Sadie st. Mrs. John Parker. 11:: H. Washington av.. have gone to Hatavia. 111., to Pu with friends for a veek. Mr Fred Keller, Mrs. Hie hard Fibel. Miss Hernice Hlbel. Hrandille Killer, and Donald Hlbel, moTor d to Culver Wednesday to meet MPs Dona Schal of Cincinnati, who will he i ).;! st of Mrs. Hlbel an 1 family for the coming week. The party remained ovir Wednesday evening ic attenu tne annual mut.Ty pall at the Culver acae'emy. They were uuests there of Charles Keller, who h.is been attending summer school. Miss Catherine Strantz. 0.". W. Tutt st.. is spending a few weeks with friends at Chicago. Mrs. W. Livingston and daughter. Mis." Carrie, W. Washington av.. have returned from a two weeks' v isit at (Jam tt. 1 nd. Mrs. Charles Miller. i14 Hush st.. has gone for a two weeks' visit to j points of inter st in New York. Huss 11 Stellner. Uifayette st.. has gone to Winona lake to spend a week. Miss Cireta Jone- of Chicago has returned to Chicago after a visit with MHs Clara Heil, 7l Scott M. Mr. and Mrs. C. Schiffer and cauRhtcr. Kilah. Miss Kubr Mxly

PERSONAL

SEARS. the feet in i.epid water upon arising. , I'se a pure white soap, dry the feet quickly wilh a soft towel, and if there are any calloused spot on J heel or sole rub them with a piece of pumice stone. j Follow the warm water bath with a plunpe into cold water. Immerse1 the feet to a point well above the ankles and let them remain in the water for frlly live minutes. Dry them a it h a coarse tow el, rubbins: the ankles vigorously until the blood tinples. Finish with a penerou .application of alcohol, rubbing up and down mtil all the liquid has evaporated. At bed time sponpre the feet with clear warm water to which a little

' . , , , , , -,liris nf,r sister, Mrs. CUlman. at Then let them soak in cold water fort , . . t 1 1 P'easant lake. L.l w ardsbiirc. Mich, from fifteen ;o twenty minutes. Hub, ., ,'

tiriskly with a coarse towel and repeat the alcohol application. LOWELL. matjras muslin ra'ikes very effective draperies, or even plain butter muslin looks exceedingly well. "A suite of light colored wood is by far the prettiest for a girl's room; mahogany and walnut are too massive and heavy in appearance. One or two easy chairs should find a place in the room, so that the confidential chat. st dear to the. girl friend, may be enjoyed in comfort. A couch is another very desirable possession. "A few bookshelves should bo knocked up in a recess if possi blow-here favorite books may be kept. The work basket may also be in a corner of its own, near to one of the inviting arm chairs. "A small writing table is sought after by most girls, who much prefer to do their correspondence in the quiet of their own rooms." LIVING MENUS medium sized potatoes. Add a cup of milk, a quarter of a cup of melted butter and sa to taste. Cool and add one yeast cake and enough Hour for a batter. Let rise and bake like raised biscuit. PINNFlf. Drawn Putter Sauce Melt two tablespoons of butter, gradually add two tablespoons of flour and one cup of boiling water. When smooth and cooked suttieiently, add onefourth of a teaspoon of salt and oneeighth of pepper Plain Lettuce. Italian Pressing Serve only the small crisp leaves and jour over the following dressing: Mix three tablespoons of olive oil 1 i t VS iL'fi rf eU-iiM rinni'ir nmi of 1 n nil i wir vi I'eaiit iiiivt)ti, vt tarragon vinegar, one of chili sauce. Apple Tart Fill a deep baking dish with sliced tart apples. Add sugar generously anl spread with a rich paste over the top. Hake until the apples are tender and sere warm with whipped cream. and LeMa Carev have returned after a motor tri, to Michigan City. John O Pell, Ohio st., is visiting in Elkhart. Krnest Iiurner. 7 Cottage (!roe tv., has gone to Kobinson, III., to speml his vacation. Miss Ethel Mellantler, 7Z: Allen St., has gone to Sjreator, 111., where she will speml a. week. Miss Mabel Cruthers. 117 Prick av., is spending the week at Winona lake, w here fhc is attending a nous part .. Miss Heler I'urey. 7'7 Sherman av.. has returned u ft er sj ending her vacation at Tip. on, Ind. Miss Lillian Cohen. 10 4 1 I-tsalle av.. has returned home after a two months' visit at Chicago. RIVER PARK The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Kpiseopal church was held Wed nesday afternoon xit the home ofi Mrs. Hred Walz. S. Kighth street. The meeting was opened with devo- i tional service led by Mrs. Hiram' Penrod. After the business session; me lime was spent socially and refreshments were served. Mrs. Walz was assisted by Mrs. John Newcomb and Mrs. Stewart Penrod. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. ." at the home of Mrs. Herman Powels. Sn riifford ct. The assisting hostesses will be Ms. Hdwa.-d Moritz and Mrs. A. W. Williamson. Mrs. Charlts Thomas and Mrs. Walters of South Hend were guests. Fifteen Hiver Park and Mishawuka voting people- enjoyed a weiner ami marshmallow roast at Island

park Wednesday evening. Mrs. William Morrow entertained; MAIMMAGIX the drill team o the Live Oak' The wedding of Miss Hattie drove. No. 1. Wednesday at heriowiak. daughter of Mr. and

cottage at Pleasant lake. Hd wardsburg. Mich. The party included 22 members from "Hiver Hark and South Hend. Those from Hivrr Hark were: Mrs. Jacob Zerbe. Lamar Zerbe. Alice Zerbe. Mr?. Knos Stauffer anil daughter, Miss Anna Stauffer. Mrs. Jewel Whaley and son. Hobert. The day was spent with boating, bathing, fishing and other outdoor sports was served at room Miss Mary Winget will be hostess to the True Hlue girls this evening. Mrs. A. Hrown entertained a number of Mishawak.i and South

Hend friend ye?f.rday at 1 o'clock luncheon. "ors were laid fcr 12 at a table centered with asters. Miss -ra Kline. i 7 X. FJevr nth st.. had for her p-uests Wedtusday. Miss Helen Kühl anrl Miss Mary Halter of ( klahorr.a City. Mrs. Hru e Pixon and ilar:-;hter are visitinc: friends at Huntington and Anderson. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. M. Midleton. Letter Summers. James and Charles Midleton of Arcus, Ind.. Mrs. Carrie Cilbert and Mrs. Will Kelley of Chi

cago, who wer- called here t- atitend the funeral of Howard Midlej ton. returned today. Winfi-.?hi l-'orest has reipned hist (position at the South Hend Watch i Co. and will leave Saturday for I Payton, P., w here he has accepted a ! position. His family w ill remain jhere several weeks. I Miss Mattie Howman has rcturn- ! ed from Home "ity. j Miss Hertha Haekenburcr is visit--ii. r liiiiK i.otrs 01 ii.s e;.is, ) N". M.. who has been j summer with relatives j her home Wednesday. Mrs. William doers Seanlon have returned 1 at Michigan Citv. spending the here, left fcr and Mrs. M. from a visit Miss Huth Harrison ha? he ret urned has been from Toledo where fo'r several months. Mrs. William Conny ter left esterlav for and daugha visit with relatives at Laporte. J. C. Williams is spending days at Hertrand, Mich. a f e w NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS PKKSONAI.S. Mrs. Mi' heal HazinsKi. ;;or, Chapin st., Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hazinski, HOI V. Thomas st., and Mr an.l Mrs. Casimier Ha.inski, 1K01 Florence av. have motored to spend the day at Parron lake. Joseph Lo.winski of Indianapolis is spending a few tlavs with friends here. Anthony (Jolowiecki who has been lure visiting with friends, left today for Hammond. Stephen Strz i how ski, W. Division st., has gone to spend a week with relatives. John Dombrzala returned to Chicago following a couple of days visit with friends here. John Nowakowski who has been here visiting with friends for a fewdays left Wednesday for Grand Ilapid s. Walter Maciejewski of Laporte is here on business. Charles Wojcinski returned from a few davs visit with friends at Detroit. Miss Lottie Kocowicz arrived here from South Chicago for a few tlavs visit with friends. Koman Zwierczyk "f Lalayette is i here on business. Leo Plonczewski left for Hast Chicago after a few davs' visit with friends here. Joseph Wen-orz returned to Fort Wayne following a few days visit with friends here. Stephen Holopinski. S. Scott st.. has gone to s-pend a week with relatives at Chicago and Iyorte. Frank Krzen arrived here from South Chicauo to spend the week end with relatives. Stanislaus Klarczeewski. Washington uv, is very ill. Miss Helen Jurnuwicz. Michigan St., has none to spend her two weeks vacation with relatives at Detroit. Paul K. Szernowic. of Grand Rapids is here on business. George Florniewiez, v. Sample st. left Thursday for Cleveland where he will spend his week's vacation with relatives. Henry Wrzenkow ski. arriv ed here from Milwaukee for n few days visit with friends Andrew Hedner of Flint is here on business. Miss Anna Celinski arrived here Wednesday from Whiting for a fewdays' visit with friends. Ldward Prylowski returned Chicago after a isit with friends to soriAH i:yi:ts. Tlie girls gymnastic class of Lady Falcons Z. U. No. 1, will hold their exercises Friday evening at '.. P.. hill. The exercises of Falcons M. Romanowski. will be held Friday evening .at K "üus.ko hall. The m:'itary band of Falcons Z. I. No. 1 will held their rehtarsal Friday evening at Z. H. hall. i tn mis. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. J. Kasprzyk, T-IO Kosciuszko Vt. HAITlSMs. Hilary, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kendziorski. T.l Fnion st.. was baptized Wednesday evening at St. Casimier's hurch. (Jod jarents are Constantino Wojciechow.ski and Mis. Mary Falka Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Valentine Molenda. was baptized Wednesday evening at St. Casimier's church. The god-parents are Stephen Horniorski and Mrs. Martha Sikorski. JanM rs. Greso.y Janowiak. 217 Hagin St., and Frank Hechlin-ki. s.n of Mr. and Mrs. Mk-heal Hecblinski. olive st., took place Wednesday morning at v;'.0 o'clock at St. Stanislaus church. Hev. Homan Marciniak C S. performed the ceremon.v. The attendants were Miss Iura IIechlir.sk i. sister of the groom, with Stanley Janowiak, the bride's broth-

Iinnerer and Miss Helen Gadacz with I-o Paszkict. Miss Helen Jar.owiak

herved as t'.ower girl. Following the teremonv a reception was held at the h"me cf the bridc-'i parents.

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And this popularity covers many weaves, colors and patterns. Sheer w e a v e s are prominent in the fashions and the use of crepes de chine reaches phenomenal proportions. Also Georgette crepe, silk voiles, chiffons, etc, "all shades." Satins, messalines and crepe meteors are growing in favor, many of the costume styles showing these silks in combination with dress goods. Ribbed weaves and tat-

44 SCHOOL 1 IAS VACATION. The Thomas School of Stenography and Tvpewriting is haing a vacation of two weeks from August to Sept. ."th. The seventh fall term of the school will open Tuesday, Sept. ä in the day school ami Wednesday evening. Sept. in the night school. The prospects for a largo enrollment an? very promising. S INI I I It ihm:, no. M. SI, L. O. T. Meeting at the hall Fridav fternoon. 2::). Special business. Mr Lena King. commander. Advt. How to Judge ?. Woman by Her Hair There ;ire ;ilways the well-known and srrni-hiiinoroiis mthnd. such as saying I'MiiiftO's arc Ui-k-tctiij.Ttl. Hut ttier' Is real t tn inoti sense in jut noticing whether the hair is well kt pt t' judge a wntll.in's Ihm t lies. If you ire one of fbe few who try to make the mot of your hair, remember that it is nrt alv usable to wash the hair with any cleanser made for : 11 purposes, hut always use some geol preparation made expressly fi.r shampooing. Veil can enjoy the verv best b.V getting some anthro from your druggist ;.ml dissolving a te;is.o.tiful in :i . up f l.ot water when your shampoo is all ready. A fieri its use the h iir dries rapidly with uniform eolor. I ;inlrutT. excess nil and lirt red Nsolved ;md entirely t;:sappear. Yur hair will l.r so lliifTy that P w ill look imp h heavier tian it is. Its bitre and softness wil also delight you. while the .stimulated salp gains the health whi' h insures hair growth. advt. ! ON YOUR FEET ALL DAY? TRY THIS HOME EASER Thousands of people who are on their feet all day suffer terrible tortures because their feet ache, burn, thafe and grow tender. This is the way a saleswoman in a big department store has solved the problem of keeping hT feet always in good ondition. She buys a nr.-cent package of Wa-Ne-Ta and in th? (evening on arriving home she re- ' moves her shoes and stockings and ! for a few delightful minutes allows I them to soak in a pi. n of arm i water in w hich two oi three Waj Ne-Ta tablets have be n dissolved, j Then she puts on fresh hosiery and j j-hoes and hf-r ev ening is comfortjpble. All the burning, throbbing. J aching st-nsatioi.s are gene out of her feet. If you are troubled again. try this. Wa-Ne-Ta added to the I bath water is cleansing and purifyj ing, remov ing impurities and banf ishing body odors. You can get j Wa-Ne-Ta at all drug stores for 2' cents or we will mail you a vampf package prepaid to your address if vou will send us 10 cents to cover ccst of packing and shir ping. L. C landon Co.. S-uth Hend. Ind. Advt. Ä2SIEÄ3T Q:K?ä55V Read j for BuslneKS. US I'armrrs Trusi Wtlj. Spwd and urencM.s In abstniotiv

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At tetas also hold their place in the consideration of exclusive dress makers. Though the plain silks are so strongly emphasized, fancy silks are keeping pace with them. - 1 Thus the best New York establishments find it hard to keep pace with the demand for striped silks; and plaids must be classed as in the vanguard of silk fashions. Metal checks and figures ornamenting the sheer weaves and metal brocades on ribbon and satin silks are notable fall style novelties. How well the silk section has prepared for the great silk season is demonstrated by the brilliant display now shown in our silk department.

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Friday and Saturday Specials

10c Ia"kiiso Ctmi Hakes ( 10 Pounds Siu?ar with ortler of t ,6c loc ;i;js,s f,f 10c Ik. Illii'ii. 7 Hounds Sweet HotatcH's LfDC '2 I'ounds pjincy "t 7 KfW AC 2 Oiiis Iiitlhuia 1 Swext Corn A V Iirgo Jar Ap I.argi" Can Hears 1 Or in Srup lUt 2 Cans 1 J Siring Ilcans 1 V . lit.ves 1 Q Mahhes LsKj oms tn Cleaner lUt Hi liars Dandy 0Zg Soap ' wJC Hell I'honc 325-327 SOUTH Hronipt At('ntion 9 ft i Makieiski i s Art Shop l I Picture rraminAl I Jl,t üxt fcr Ire:: of beriifJ thingi Producers Union Milk comes to you only after it's Pasteurized and Clarified CLU11XZB Bf4mhf llmm llr4 rttht bx H. LEMONTREE MkJi 'tmrtartmg Optici. UM4 . UlC kiJJLU Bl

Beacon Blankets

New lot just in! linest These are :h ic cotton blankets made and everyone knows it, too! Beacon Plaid Blankets: S5 Blankets S3.(V ea. S3. 75 Blankets S2.69 each. Beacon Indian Blankets, only S3. 60 each. Other Blankets Sample blanket slightly soiled blankets worth" S I. 50 at S3. 25 pr. Crib blankets, plain white, pink and blue borders, 25c pair. Wool plaid blankets -blankets worth S7.50 at S5.95 pair. New Wool ooiens As we immense woolens are writing Ulis cases of new are bein?; unV 3 packed the finest wool dress goods ever brought to this citv. And these shipments have been coming in for some time now, so our shelves are filled with the NEW WOOLENS that all women are so anxious to see. Come in real soon and let us show vou. for 7C SI or more OC 1(C S;uk T";iIe Stilt jam, Ct 2 I'kg. Si;LglMtti. .04' I Hound rxa in Mavui Tar Largo Jar MtlManl 2Tn- IUttlo Snider's Catsup It) lo Ia k;igcsi HolIy Oat.s I .arg- Jar pplc Hiittvr It-! Salmon, (all ciin 25c 10c 19c 15c 10c 15c s liars; Iciio v:ip J Ioui ClollKvspins 2 Hirs Toilet VKlp 25c 5c 5c .MICH Hi AN ST. to Hlion' )nlrs. Home IMione 20CS KODAK FINISHING Wc ive the l est Consistent with Cood Results Your films will et the careful attention of an expert if you bring them here. A complete Drug line. Hans Drug Store 123 V. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Post Office. vi: ml" st vacati: six) in: livery aniele in Our Store marked low enough to move it at onc-. FRANK C. TOEPP ji:vi:li:h 210 U'tM .JefTerwin Hlrd. JerTerwm IWdr.