South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 258, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1916 — Page 7

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Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair

If yoj u,irit t kTp u:;r hair in good condition, be -ireful what you .i - h tt 1 1 h . M:-t fw ;i in! i' r" p.i r J fh.impon- , on?ain too tr.U'-h alkali. ThN !r:es th- riMkf thr haii brit tle, ar.il rv li-i i" rri f : 1 1 . Just j')in i;'r:'d f. mn'.t oil (which pure nnd entirely r x-f Irs -c , is muh better thn the nv'st exper:si e soap rr an;. i...rt ou ran u-e f.r fh.mp'i"ir,z, as this can't p'-sil-ly in jun the hair. Fimply moisten your hair with atT ari'l rut. it in. n- or two tf nyponr.fu'. will rrake an abund..r.ce of ruh. creamy lather, anil cleans? the hair and s'alp thoroughly. Th" lath r rins.-s out easily, jirrl rPtnnvcs every r T i 1 of dust, dirt, dandruff and exesive ml. Th hair dries qui kiy and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, f.uffy and easy tu n ana;.'-. Yo-j r.m rt mul.-ihed coeoanut ml at mfi't any dug store. It is Vfr; cluap. and a few nunrfs is enough to latt everyone in the family for if.onth. . Ad vt. I Delicious" Toast Without a Fire Ieii Imi.H t'it fr any m:il may be I'.ul nt a i;i--"inienf notice' w Ithout h-at if vrui k'f. a pnekiise tf Iloll.iti'l Itusk on i. tnd. Thi Wholes. me I Hitch deii'MC.V H t' lte i l..uittfnl liirht brunn nt the ..:kery nrid I re;idy to serve ;is it comes frm the ;-a k.jg". although it.n t1;ivor and cripn.'.s are improved ly liettin for a few ia'merit.H in the nvrn. For bre;idin rne.-its Hollar:'! Itnsk gi.-en ;i finer t! ivr td in r;i' k-r rii'n.. or corn ir :!. Next time rmi have larnl chops prepare them tlii w.iy: l.ttinh Chopn Itrni4li with llellnn! Ku-U 'llie l.i mi must l.c wl'e.l with a p!c. t- ci e cjüth wriin;' i:i eld wafer. Sprinkle with silt and pepper aral dip in butter n for fish MchK. Then roll in tie sifted Holland Kusk fruinhs anil brown in 1. utter. A hop prepared in this w.-iy will be a great deal inre juicy .n the heat cannot draw out the ncv of tlameat while it is browning in the butter. For creamed dishes, rarebits and whreer you would use toast, 1 1 .1 l.i n 1 Kusk m mere delicious, and easier and ii:-ke( t PTY'. Phone your grocer f.ir a (..ickiil'c and write Holland i;uk Co, Hollaml, Midi., for book, of new and easily prepiri'i! re. i j-c Windmill Cookies are another Hutch d.iinty tliif v"ir :rvr ian sn r j I y . You will pronounce them the mo.-t deli ions cokie you ever tasted. A'lvt, Do youk know why your Dentist TOOTH PASTE In the first place, he knows the formula. He knows that Spearrninto cleans teeth and gums perfectly, yet without the least injury to cither. Contains no Krit nothing to scratch the enamel or irritate the gums. No soap leaves no Kreay film to collect Rcrms or cause tartar to form. No coloring matter to stain teeth. Delightful llavor. Spearrninto Tooth Paste, 25c a tube; at all Drug Stores Get it today, and you'll never use any orfier dentifrice. Axa a ass a acj a s&t 9 0 IK - i Art SSiod 3 Picture Training e I The itcre f:r Icu cf türd thirds. 2 UrfrCnfotfsrJ.'y. Jbv.i Je,? See our Spfci.ils in School Shota 98c and $1.98 KINNEY'S WAVNi: ST. F. L. SIMS ltfi: iNsruwn: Mutual Delicti t Life lnirnnco Co. of Newark, X. .1. Organized 1 S 4 r. 22f Farmers' Tru-t Dldg. 1! 11 1 100. Home f.; 10 I low alxut our f(ct? See C. L SNYDER ! i; Otliopraetic Njeeiali-t waik-iMcr iiHt Shop W. P. MacHENRY .South Bend Conservatory of Music. New Season. V al Department. Begin sr.Fn.MBFIt IS. PATENT'S Ana Tru'.c Mark. Obtained In all Countries. Adce Free. Cp.o. J. OliTSCII. Beg'.sWed Fa'cnt Atty 71 1-712 Studebaker bid.. SouUj tnd. Irul Ut Clothln a-nd ftioe fur Men. Women and ChHlren at Lov t yi Prlcf CM A PIN IIOMI-; I) FIT. STOHl S. 42 niwl Ml 7 ft. Chapln St.

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J SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN I 14 A DD V . i n.r- r f I

The rnncilla Fewing circle wai entertained Wednesday evenins: at the home of Mi-.:- Anna Wekoinr. 7 4 r N. Allen st. The g-uets numbered Is and the evening was spent , informally. During the meeting the , frnz't i?erne nt of Mi.-s Anna Krinir. i IIIS V. Thomas st., to Frei Wright, i Tutt St., was announced. mnts were served. RefreshMis I.oui.sr Farrow Wood, forrnrlv of this city, was married to IMward Crifhn Thompson. Aujj. 22 at Hollywood. Calif. Mr. and Mrs.' Thompson will he at home after Sept. 1.". at Clovis, Calif. The 'kasant View W. . T. I., hld its monthly business and social snrie'y meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr.-;. William Vanlluskirk. 1"02 IJm-oln wav W. 1.. . Mrs. J. C Otis was elected president; .I.-. i. IJ, Illlll. . i. " I'l'-.HHIH.. .HI?. J. H. Goff. f.-cret:ry, Mrs . i i i Hopkins, treasurer; Mrs. Mull was appointed delegate and i.'r.s. Oavid Augustine, alternate to the state convention at Huntinctop, Oct. ir-i 17, Iiuriti.T the social part of the afternoon. Enc:rd Deitch favored with a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Wilma Cissne on the piano, refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. S. V. Ackerman. 140.5 Lincoln way W., will entertain the nnirn on Oct. 1 1. Members of the Indies' Aid society of Stull Memorial church held their election of officers at their retrul.tr meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. A. C. Tuveson was made president; Mrs. William I'.arnhart. vice president; Miss Cora Schilt, secretarytreasurer; Mrs. Hiram Cook, chairman apron committee; Mrs. Charles Aldrich. chairman flower committee; Mrs. F. P. Dubail, press reporter. After the business session the members enjoyed refreshments served byMrs. r:ii Carter and Mrs. Cook. The next meeting is to be Oct. 11, at the church. Honoring Miss Margaret Carver of Pratt. Kas who is the guest of Miss Sarah Witwer, 1014 S. Michitran st.. Miss Mary Iluss entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her home. 410 W. Washington av. An empire basket of pink asters centered the tahle and there were places for the Misses Carver, Witwer, Frances Ilillier, Alice Millhouse. Klizabeth F'aker, who has recently returned from a stay in the west, Nancy ISaker, Orace Coodman. Helen Russ, Vernice Elbel, Bernice Freeman and Don a Sc had of Cincinnati, O. Miss Carver will return to her home next Wednesday. Miss Myrtle s?oderberg, 52 2 W. Colfax av., was hostess Tuesday evening to the Iafalot Girls' club, which was formerly known as the Madina Girls' club. Klection of officers for the year took place, with Miss Doris Morris, president; Mis' Karin Helquist. secretary; Misa Helen Folslund treasurer. Miss Alice Holth received the favor In a. contest, alter which there were refreshments. The next meeting of the club will be Sept. 2 at the home of Miss Morris, 1 5 2 S Kemble av. Members of the North Side Culture club will hold their opening meeting Oct. 4, at the home of Mrs. Ii. K. O.Tenan. 861 Forest av. The cliil will have for its first program, the "Early Eife of Ishen", and some of his short poems in taking up the general subject of his life and historical associations. (Uber interesting topics in connection with the study are being planned for the year's work. As a farewell to Mrs. K. T. Burns, 102K Eincoln way W.. members of the Harmony Heading circle met at her home last evening. The time was spent in a very pleasant social manner with the serving of dainty refreshments. The regular meeting of the club will be Sept. 27. Members of the Aid society of Munson chapel entertained with a social last evening at the home of Mrs. Orra Taylor. Division st. rd. Snp.(r was served to a larjre numKT of sui'Sti5. A frolic has leen planned for 7 :;.' o'clock Friday evening ly the j L. I. H. o. club of the Y. V. C. . j to welcome Mjss Carolyn Flizaoeth Marsh, the new extension "vcre'ary : id" the association. This meeting will l'c the tirst reunion of the ear. j The regular meeting of the Pocahontas lodce will he held at S j o'clock this evening in lied Men ! hall. F. Koonev and F. P.. Parnes! Train Your Hair as an Actress Does No class of people devotes a.s much time to beu'.ty a.s do act-1 rcs.-.es, and naturally no class must ?e more careful t retain and dewlop their charms. Inquiry among them develops the information that ;n hair care they rind it danerouto shampoo with any makeshift hair cleanser. Instead they have studied to find the finest preparation made for shampooing and bringing out the .eauty of the hair. The majority of thm say that to enjoy the best hair ash and s alp stimulator th.t is1 known. gt a package of canthrox from yo;:r druggist; dhsole a teaspoonful in a cup of hot water and v;r shampoo is ready. It cost less than three cents for this amount.! A:: ;- its use the luir dries raj idly. it!, uniform color. Dandruft. evtff oil and dirt are dissolved and entire! disappear. Your hair will e so fluffy that it will heavier than it is. Its s"ftr.ess will delight o'J s'. imulad ?'n!p trains lock much lustre and . w hile the the health

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IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR

BY OWEN T11KOAT IHIUTY. N part of the t.dy shows aire more quickly than the throat, when the face is still fresh and plump the neck will grow creased and phriveled, and to it lehooves milady who would he beautiful to take the very best care of hfr neck. Scrawny throats, fat throats, flabby throats wth double chins are all unsightly, and all must be correc ted if you wish to take your place in the ranks of well groomed and beautiful women. All the care in the world will not nive you a pretty throat if you carry voursef dly. Remember that the k is prf.ttien th:in the ProUnd. and .l. -u, ttu ' i ' v. k ' I a( m IK II hook up to a level with your eyes, so that you will not

What the French Maid Told Marjorie

BY JANG I'IXM)RS AND CARPI7TS. "A real housekeeper looks well after her floors and coverinprs," said Marie as she noticed Marjorie's inquiring eyes upon her as she actively directed the parlor maid in removing a grea.se spot from a beautiful ru;f in madame's house. "You know." continued Marie, "candle grease can be removed from cat pets or rugs by placing a piece of clean blotting paper over the mark and holding a warm iron over (not touching) the paper. Ink stains, if fresh, will yield to washing with milk and water, but a mark of long standing must be scrubbed with oxalic acid and water. The correct proportions being one teaspoonful of the former to a half teacupful of the latter. LOW COST OF

BY NfltS. FLORENCE MAX.

Ilrriikfast. Pears. Fried Hutterfish. Creamed Potatoes. Indian Meal Biccuit. Coffee. Iamclicon. .Tip Top Fish. Dread and Putter. Apple Sauce. Cke. Tea. Dinner. Pomona Pie. Totato Souffle. Tomato Fritters. ' Cucumber Salad. Walnut Pie. I lim k fast. Indian Meal Hiscuit Mix one pint of flour, one pint of Indian meal, two heaping teaspoons of crean.-of-tartar, one level teaspoon of soda, a pinch of salt, and sift them together, working in one tablespoon of lard with the lingers. Moisten with cold water to make it a little stiffer than common cream-of-tartar biscuit, cut out and bake in hot oven. Luncheon. Tip Top Fish To one cup of minced cooked fish add one and a half cup of mashed potatoes, onehalf cup of grated cheese, one tablespoon of butter, two beaten yolks of eggs, two teaspoons of lemon juice, and cream or a sauce to moisten. Make a mound on a dish, add two tablespoons of grated will be present to explain the Pocahontas parts in the centennial celebration. The society will give an entertainment at the hall on Sept. 2?. The Brotherhood of the First M. K. church will meet Friday evning in the church parlors. A free luncheon will be served. Mrs. Nelsor L. Jores and Mrs. W. Coen will entertain the D. A. Saturday afternoon at Che home Mrs. Jones. S16 Park av. The Domestic Science classes C. R. of of the Y. "V. C. A. will hcin Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The class will be held at the High school in charge of Miss Florence Weld a:id will last an hc.ur and a half. The class is a men: bership priviloji to the first 30 pirls who register at the association oftiee. PERSONAL Frederick J. Wadell is in the city after an extended stay at Detroit. He expects to return there Monday. Mrs. W. Kutherford, N. Michigan st.. has as her guests. J. T. Ooldy cf Denver, Colo., formerly of this city. Mrs. Jennie Hayner of bos Angeles. Calif., who has been visiting her for some time, will leave Sviturday for a isit at Argos after which she will 'return before leaing for her home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nap per. 41 N. Michigan st.. are visiting with . friends in Detroit, where they are attending the tate fair, Billy Sunday meetings and other attractions. MUs Katharine Kennedy of Iafattte. Ind., has arrived here to join the ier Stock Co.. for their series of piays to be given here this sea- ' son. Christ Perkins and John Burant of Bacine. Wis., are visiting the former's sister. Mrs, Geor-e Horhk, ,1614 Fassnacht av. Mr. and Mrs. F. R Curtice, 242 Ambrid:e st.. ary. Ind.. are ex1 pected to arrive here next week for a vis't with friends after which they will isit at Hudson lake Mrs. I Clarence Ball. 142 F.lier i has returned from an extended j visit with Mrs. Frank ilir.zey in the

SEARS. have to droop your head. el?e you will have a double chin. Sleeping with the head dropped! on the chest is another disastrous habit and will defeat all your RO"i resolutions in wide awake hours. If is just as easy to sleep with the head j thrown Kack and far more healthy . for the luns. The wearine of hish stiff collars tends to leae an around the throat. ugly red ring If care is not taken, the ring will assume a brownish tint, and eventually will be impossible to remove. Refore retiring every nUht. one should give the neck and throat a brisk massage with a complexion brush, dipped in warm soap suds. This will preserve the whiteness and softness in spite of the harsh collar. IX)WE!,L. ' Fuller's earth is an excellent absorbative of any kind of grease, and will often take out stains that will yield to no other treatment. Make a stiff paste of the prepared earth with water and a few drops of ammonia; spread it thickly over the stain, leave for twenty-four hours and -then brush off." "There is no better polish for stained floors," continued Marie, "than the old fashioned beeswax and turpentine, though some of the disinfectant waxes u.sed ill hospitals and other large huildinvs can be highly recommended. It is a gTeat mistake to constantly wash linoleum and cork carpets, for water rota the surface and makes them porous, thus providing homes for millions of undesirable microbes. LIVING MENUS cheese to six tablespoons of crumbs seasoned. Cover .he movtnd and bake. Dinner. Pomona Clam Pie Use one quart of clams chopped, eight crackers j pounded fine; half a pound of but- ! ter melted, and a little pepper. Mix j all together with clam water. Take i six eegs well beaten, one quart of I scladed milk and a little hot water, j Make a crust as for pies and line the bottom of a six quart pan. Place in a layer of the clam mixture and a layer of split crackers. Repeat once. Add milk and eggs, cover with a crust and bake. Tomato Fritters Boll seven medium-sized tomatoes which have been peeled and cut In small pieces, one tablespoon of chopped onion, a teaspoon of salt and a dusting of paprika. When soft rub through a sieve and slowly add to one-half a cup of cornstarch cooked for live minutes in one-third cf a cup of butter. Cook for another five minutes and add a well-beaten egg and three tablespoons of grated cheese. Do not let boil after adding the eg?. Drop by spoonfuls Into deep boiling fat and when brown, drain on paper and roll in grated cheese. Walnut Pie Take one cup of milk, one cup of either maple sugar or syrup, bring to a boil and thicken with a little cornstarch. Then cut in pieces about one cup of walnut meat and bake in two crusts. Adirondack mountains, Iake George, N. Y. Miss Katherine Murphy and Mrs. W. C. Bernhardt will return honvi Friday from Indianapolis. S. S. Condo of Marion, Ind.. state organizer of the socialist party, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mannerinjr. 712 K. South st. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M. Jefliries and fcon. of Clinton. Ia.. are guests of Mrs. JefTlries" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urqunart. 1011 PeMaude av. J. Q. Ames. Rfneral secretary of the V. M. C. A., has relumed from a three weeks' vacation nt Madison, Wis. FREE SCHOLARSHIP IS WON BY LOCAL MAN lyi Norris. Pupil of 13. D. IJoyd, Wins Honors at Cincinnati Conservatory. Glj-n Norris. a pupil of F.. D. Lloyd, vocal teacher of this city, received hich honors at the Cincinnati conservatory of music at Ohio last week when a scholarship of four years, the tuition and board, was offered to the best singer that came foreward. Mr. Xorris was sent from thi" city to compete against a larje number from all over the country and carried away the honor and free scholarship. The two great Arias by which he won the contest were. "Through the Forest." from Webers "Des Feischutz" and Handel's "How Vain is Man" (Indas MaccaHen-M. Dr. Lu'ek. one of the examiners, with whom Mr. Norris has already befrm hi studies, declared it whs seldom indeed they trot such a well trained voice to sin:; for them. He also was complimented on his well cul tivated voice, his enunciation anr. interpretation of th difficult solo.. Before h left for Cincinnati. Mr. Norris wa a member of the juartet at the Methodise Kpisoopal church in Mi?hawaka and has t?ken part in ?eeral of the recitals in this city by the pupils of Mr. Lloyd.

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

SOCIAL r.VK.XTS. More than ion young people attended the shower given Wednesday fveninc at Koscuiszko hall. S. Chapin st., in honor of Miss Frances Niespodziany. W. Division st.. whose marriage to John Mincinski, will take place Sept. 27. with dancing and at the evening's close delicious i luncheon was served. Tno Krls gymnastic class of Iady I Falcons. Z. Ii. No. 1. .vi!l hold their exercises Friday eenir.g at Z. H. hall. The :r. R. Falcons will hold their exercises Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Koscuiszko hall. TKItSOXAIiS. Frank Zakrzewa. S. Chapln St.. returned Wednesday from Chicago where he has been for trie past week visiting with relatives. Miss Stella Sniarzyk arrived here Thursday from Michigan City for a few days visit with friends. Edward Hermich of flary is here on business. Rev. Anthonj little Miss Helen today to Indiana couple days' visit the guests of Mr. Stachowiak and Kasha returned Harbor after a here. They were and Mrs. Clemens) Smogor. 113 S. Laurel st. Micheal Przewiecki left for mond following a business Hamvisit here. Ladislaus Rytackl. Iafayette Ft., left Wednesday for Cleveland where he will remain a week visiting relatives. Micheal Tropnicki arrived here from Chicago for a week's visit with friends here. Micheal Wrzesinski. Phillippa st., returned from a two weeks' visit with relatives at Chicago. Thomas Fargosz, Harris st., is very 111. Frank Przezniorski. YV. Washington av.. returned from a week's visit at Detroit, Canada and Toledo. Bernard Kaminski of Iaporte is here on business. John Dambrowiak returned to Milwaukee following a brief visit here. John Smoczynski. W. Colfax a v.. returned from Chicago where he has been for the past few days visiting with relatives. George Bicriowicz returned to West Pullman following a couple days' visit with friends here. Miss Anna Swarek, S. Scott st.. has gone to spend her two weeks' vacation with relatives at Grand "Rapids. George Zientowski, 1335 W. Fisher st., has gone to Klkhart on business. Stephen Jablonski of Importe is here visitinpr with friends. Anthony Koniczny arrived here from Detroit for a few- days' visit with friends. George XarMski. W. Washington a v.. has pone to Clary to spend the week end with relatives. Martin Makowski of Chicago is here on business. Mrs. Mary Krukk, 4 26 Wilber st.. has gone to Detroit to spend several weeks with her son. Stanislaus Crzemski of Indianapolis is here visiting with friends. Rev. Teobold Kalamaja arrived here from Omaha, Neb., for a couple days' visit with his mother, Mrs. Katherine Kalamaja, 1332 W. Ford st. George Adam rpki returned to Laporte following a few days' visit with friends here. John Sware of Toledo is here business. on TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES ON SUNDAY Resolutions For Mjron Caniplell Passed by Iirst M. II Church Hoard. Special memorial services for Myron Campbell will be held at the First Methodist Kpisoopai church Sept. 17. at 10:40 o'clock. The following set of resolutions will bo adopted: Whereas. In the all wipe providenre of our Heavenly Father, our beloved brother. Myron Campbell, ha-s been culled from the activities of this life to those of the great beyond, therefore he it resolved, by the otlicial board of the First Methj odist church in special session as sembled, that we note with a deep sjnse of real bereavement, the sudden departure of our dead Brother ! Campbell, whose conscientious and valuable counsel this ctficial body has enjoyed for the past 4 0 years and whoso faithful and untiring labors for the same spaee of time has enriched the activities of the entire church. Be it further resolved that in this time of sorrow we would convey to

Minuet Dancing Academy Announces Saturday Night Dance Next Saturday, Sept. 1 6 $1.00 per Couple. Ladies 25 Cents. MESSICK'S ORCHESTRA

Miss Ruby Hi. Social Hostess, in Charge.

Children's Gasse? be. fin at 3 Beginners' Oasses at S p. m.. Enrolling nox. The Aademv ia located corner i Formerly American Ht!l). Home

With his wonderful collection of gowns and wraps. Both Monday and Tuesday will be private exhibitions BY APPOINTMENTS ONLY If you are interested in Gowns or Wraps retailing from s5o.no to S20n.no make your appointment early as showings' will be made in order appointments are received. 16 appointments Monday Morning 0 a. m. to 12 ;i. m. 16 appointments Monday afternoon 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. 16 appointments Tuesday morning 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 16 appointments Tuesday afternoon 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. 3 Hours to Each Appointment Splendid opportunity to buy high class clothes for afternoon and evening wear.

T&B the bereaved wife, children, brother and relatives our profound sympathy, commending them to the loving ministry and comfort of the Holy Spirit. Be It further resolved that a copy of these nisolutions be spre-üd upon our otlicial minutes and also that copies he furnished the family of the deceased and to the press, of the city. '.VILLIA:.! P. TAYLOR. R K. DUNN. .TAY er. ÜOWSHHIt. WILL DRILL AT Y. M. C. A.! Iiocal Military Organization i Drilld hy Culver (Jraduatr. Beginning next Tuesday, the military organization recently formed by William Temple, a Culver graduate, will c drilled in the V. M. C. A. gymnasium. Arrangements have j been made for the services or apt. B. B. Stoesdall. The men have !.er-n t put throttgh their paces on the ' Sunnys-ide golf links every nizrht. p. m., Saturday, S Mondav. Sect. 'lS. p-.. 1 Colfax phone avenue Ö774. and Mam ftreet.

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