South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 213, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1917 — Page 7

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I SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN j I i t I'll-

A nnouru t-mrnt vas made of the' e n ir.i 1 1 1 n t f Mis Alice MlllhouT i daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. O. L. Miil)u"is. TOT W. Colfax a., t' H. Clifton Htnd. 2 rsi'i- dr.. at a 1. ziven Wednc May afternoon by Mi Hernir f Frrema n. lr,l Woodward av. The hours were from ?. o'clock until :,, and Miss Donna Fchad. the cuot of Miss Vernic Libel, poured. Rride'? rose artistically arranged. wr" ud ffr the decorations and Mis Millh'vjse Ha, ffiven a lovelv corage bouquet of rh rnw combined with iwf-t peas. Th're. wer- Z( ffueM present. Mr. and Mrs. f '"m,mu(k, in. announce trie entrapment of their daughter. Miss era Helle, to Lieut. Royal H. Ro. shard, also of Woodstock. Mr. Rosshard w as graduated from the mechanical enninecrim: department of Notr Pamc this vcar. He was president of the junior and senior classes and prominent in social afiairs. The date of the wedding has iiot been announced. Mi" Marie ''!rirn, 1105 W. Washington av will he the honor ffuest at a picnic supper ffjven hy the girls of the Singer Outing club at Howard park this afternoon. The affair will he in the nature of a farewell party for Miss O'Rrien who will leave Aug. 3 to take a position in th war department at Waslrngton. D. O. Supper v 1 1 1 he served to about I 27, at 7,:::0 o'clock. ! j V Mrs. W. O. Fassnacht. 4 1 : W. Na-j varre st., was hostesa to the north section of the Woman's league of the. First M. K. church Tuesday afternoon. After the usual business meeting the time was spent on the lawn, and refreshments were served to ."., members. Assistant hostesses for the meeting were Mr. N. I'. Keb, Mr.. Rsther Rosen era ns. Mrs. Horner llobinson. Miss Lillian Pierre. Mrs. M. G. Harley. Mrs. F. J. Tt.lton. Mrs. W. S. MeOlothlin. Mrs. H. R Tassna' lit. Mrs. Roheit Campbell, Mrs. I. K. Spitler and Mrs. F. O. I'arley. The members will meet Aug. 2 with Mrs H. G. Welton, IM "ot t a ge fl rov e a v . A meeting of Anten W. R. ('.. No. 14. hh held Tuesday afternoon at the . id court hou.-e. The time was spent in sew ing, and refreshments i w ere se rv e! Inz will be to JO. The next meetheld in tw i w eeks. Miv Clinton Christ. TU Kfasey st., entertained the Silver Pleasure club Tuesday afternoon. After the usual business session the time was spent j orially. and refreshments were! erved. Plans were completed for j the picnic to be hrld at St. Joseph. ... . ' ' I Mich . todav. Mrs Itlt 114 IH I 'U g j dale. l 0 r K Navarre st.. hostess to the rluh Aug. 14. will be The regular monthlv meeting of i tn-' v omen s f oreign Missionary soleiy of r.race M. F. church was held Tuesday aflernoon in the horch parlors-. Th afternoon was -pent in sewing for a rummage sale, whi'-h will be held in the near future. During the meeting Mrs. J. R. Petit gave a reading, and refreshments were served. The hostesses were Mrs. llilman. Mrs. Nora P helps. Mrs. J. Foster. Mrs. S. Fnger and Mrs. A. N. Hildehrand. The n".t meeting will be held Sept. .". at the ehurch. v Members of the O. K. s. auxiliary mei at the Masonic temple Tuesday for an all day meeting to sew pillows for the vnriers. Pinner was served ;.t noon. The auxiliary meetings will be discontinued until September. Mr- F. I,. Wat rick, : F. Pmadwav. w.i- htsies tt the Broadway fluo Tuesday aftMron. Knitting was the diversion nf the meeting. The time of the next meeting has' not hern decided, hut will be an-! nunced later. Mrs. f. I,. Sini.'.' Ii W. Marion t . j was ho-tess to the member of the South F' nd Woman's club Monday, j when the mu-ic-arts department was, organized. ,lf the musi.- section' Mr. Harrv .St hadt was electetl t hair- ' man ami Mrs. K. M. Hutchinson, vice-chairman. Mrs. F. L. Sims w.is hoen chairman of the arts section and Mrs. W. K. Sherman was made vice-chairman. Mis f!bl Holland was elected ti the position of secretary for the entire dep.u tment and Mrs Granville W. Ztegler was elected treasurer. A report of the incorporation of th dab was mad at th meeting. The incorporationcommittee Included Mrs. I.enn J. Oare. chairman: Mr. Harry Sehadt pri. !r (Iranville Zieeier The by'aws of the club constitution were ao adopted Monday. Mrs. Morton F Kcegan. 4 " 2 Y. Tasalle av.. wi'I entertain the club tn two week. Rev. and Mrs. M F. Hunt. ?ln Flv.ne av.. entertained toe Fpwortn league of the Trinity M. I church at its monthly business meeting Monday evening. Following :he luines meeting the time as spen? oc:slly and refreshments were erved to 2. The next meeting will be held In ona month. The T-ldies' Aid s.,ricr of The F.nglish Lutheran church, which was o meet Thursdav. Aug. :. at C:.".r. p . at th home of Mr. Peter flearhirt. U"1 Vistula av . will meet ins'ead Thursday. Aug Mi' Mvrt!e Sorber-. '-- . oifix a entertained the Fafolo? rir! Tuesday evening After the ':ual husine meeting the time wa pent in a s-ial way and refreshments were served to !. The next meeting will be hkld in threr weeks but the place is undecided. Miss m.ir.xhe Fi;ttn enteitameii he Qui Vive club Tuesdav evrP'nj at the Nurses' home During '.he ! l porting plans, vvete maile for the viiih to join tb "Mv America lt4Lgu" for the purpoe of htlpir.c

Your Wedding Day And the Famotu Men and Women Wbo Have Shared It With You. 11 MarmftaJV

AiiffUHt I .ffwpi, Ronaparto ami .lulle Clary; John (hin aixl Id. Itn Van Iturpfi. The two mot important weddings for August J, are thr.se of .John Calvin, the celebrated Protestant r-.

. 'former ami theologian, and Joseph H. Thompson of... ... I.onnr. irte. the brother of the ltmI

Napoleon. Perhaps no ii,er, jn history present greater differences of character and attainments. Ronaparte was famous largely because he was the emporer's brother, and all his life long he, as well as his wife, lived in constant fear of that great man. Calvin, of course, although his father designed him for a theological career, gained his ow n place; in the world and felt little fear for anybody. Calvin was born in I 9. at Picardy. in France and when he wa F vears old he ernhraced the reformation. Shortly thereafter he The Housewife's By rmnoti Till; MXOM) Iii:ss)N. Fvery housewife has heard so much about the importance of food econoi.iy lately that she can tell you in her sleep that the greatest lesson of the war so far as women are concerned, lies in thrift. It is as if the housewife, standing tischt in her own kitchen supposedly in blissful se- - ! elusion were fo-ussed by an enor minis limelight and. whether she would or not. all her little foibles and all her big; extravagances were revealed to the searching gaze of everybody from the president down to her next-door neighbor. Why, city officials are even having our garbage cans inspected so they will know to a fi action Just how rlosely we peel our potatoes. Hut there is another terrifically important thing that w e hav e found out, and we will find out even more vividly if the war goes on. and that Is that if we want to be very helpful and if up want to hae our rinKer in the pie of victory, we have got to be phjsically fit. We always thought of our American young men as being about as nearly phsically perfect as younff men could be in this world of human frailties. And then came back the . report from the enlisting officers that i told us uuite frankly that our stal- ' wart young ?ons and brothers and husbands actually had corns and callouses, that they couldn't work an hour in the trenches without keeling I over, and that they " ere so finical about their food that it took somej times weeks befo; e thev became acthe sfldiers. All meetings will be devoted to Hed Fross work hereafter. The club will give a picnic at Michigan City. August 1. Music and refreshments were enjoyed during the social hour. The club ,vil! hold a special meeting next Tuesday eveni ing at the Nurses home, when the i time of the next regular meeting will be decided. The purpose of ' the special meeting is to make packages for the soldiers in Texas. i ' Sixty couples attended the dinner and dance given at the Fountry club last evening. Dinner was served , at T o'clock, and at SiT.O Donahue's 1 orchestra began the program of i dances, which lasted late into the ev ening. Announcements A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of Lowell Heights church will ne held at the church Thursday afternoon at "J : '. o'clock. Hostesses wijl be Mrs. K. Kehler. Mrs. If. Kemm. Mrs. H. Kieler ;md Mrs. ll. Motr.itt. Members of the Sewing societ of th- Xion Kv angelica! church will meet Thursday afternoon at the Parish school with Mrs. (Jottlieb Haissle as host es. Member- t.f the Foreign Missionary society and Indies' auxiliary of Trinity M. F. church will entertain the King Heralds at a picnic Thuis. !i at Lee per park. The annual picnic of Mrs. John Mitchell's Sunday school i la.-s of the First 'hnstian church will be held at the home of Mrs. Howard Velter. Nibs id . Friday instead of Thursdav. The members will take the 2 o'clock Niles tar. Members of the Wanita Sewing circle will meet Frtdav afternoon at o't loc'K in the Kedmen hall. PERSONAL 's 'ranvlU Keller. 0? Portage av.. left Monday for (Jrand Hav . Ala., where he will visit a month with relativ es. Mrs. tleorge Davis. i 1 ." Portage av.. has lefr n a few days' business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs James K. Kerr. KJ? I'tutage av.. will leave Wednesday for Mount Fo! st. nut., where he will visit fru.". Is for a few w erks. Mrs. John F. Wilhelm, daughter Mai-'oiie. and sn Dean. 7 .' o -"orest av.. are spending a few days at Fish lake Mich. A. F. Mai tin. 4 Forest a.. left today foi Indianapolis, wheie he will iMt relativ. for a we-k. Miss Agnes A. Rupert. u Forest

As banished from Pari, and went to Strasburg. It was while ther that he met his future wife. She was a widow whose husband, named S'torder, t'ahin had converted from Ana baptism. At the time of his marriage ''ahm was about :u r-ar old. He called his wife "the exi ellent i -om pan ion of my life." and alwas declared that she was a precious help' to him in all his "rl, and throughout much bad health.

She die.i m an'I for i . tars. i until his own death. alvin mourned ! her. j Julie 'lary was the daughter of a I soap boiler of Marseilles She is described as a ery homely young I women, althou.'.h she was possessed of a fortune and touch good sense. Joseph P.onaparte was really in Pve with her and the were marrie! 1 fat s ago toda1 Economy Calendar MaWiaDcustomed to camp fare. Women as well as men have been KettinK down to brass tacks and hard facts. Comforts are on the decrease and as always happens when that is the case, we find to our sorrowthat we ate not as husky and as hardy as we thought ourselves. Society women who are learning to drive ambulances, college k'irls: who spend their vacations farming It, business girls who ar taking men's jobs, are washing that they had been trained more like the Spartan girU of old. and that gvmnastics had had a larger place in their childhood curriculum. So quite suddenly n new ideal of femininity has come into existence. It is rather more smart now to bi able to wear a "service hoot' from 7 a. m. to t p. m. without a whimper than to he able to dance divinely in a fairy slipper. The girl w ho looks i her best in khaki is more favored now than the uirl who is a dream in Pastelles and It takes as much good looks for one as the other. We won't hear so much about this second lesson this les.-on of making ourselves physically tit for personal hardships because most womfln are too good sports to whimper. Those who know say that women stand physical discomfort even better than men. And there is no doubt about the fact that women at training camps of all sorts this summer are. showing n degree of pluck and adaptability that would be worthy of the best sort of soldiers. M "opyright. 1917.) av.. is visiting Miss Junia Cole. 'evay. Ind.. for a few weeks. She will visit with friends in Indianapolis before her return home. Robert Happ, Forest av.. left today for Rock Island, III., to enter the ordinance department there. Mrs. C. O. Hamilton of Buchanan. Mich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hamilton. RJT Forest av. Mrs. William La French and daughter. Rhea. 7 07 Forest av., left today for Morion, Ind., for an 'extended visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tescher. S 4 7 Forest av.. are spending a few days with their son. Frank Tescher. Ruchanan. Mich. Miss Rachael 'rurner of Terre Haute is the guest of Miss Fsther Kirkpatrick. 1021 DeMaude av. Rev. and Mrs. M. L Hunt will leave Aug. P for Winona. where they will remain until September. Fdward VR.-ien. T.07 N. limerick st.. left Tuesday evening to visit his uncle. John O'Rrien. at Junction 'ity. Wis. Mr. O'Rrien left for the' benefit of his health. ! Mrs Iouisa Decker. 1024 S. La-I - m - iaveue si., rcrirnen nome alter a week's stay with Mr. and Mrs Fred Ohe rim and Mr. and Mrs fleorge Shafer at thur cottage at Kagle lake. Miss Nfllie Reed. Windfall. Ind.. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. M. Dodd. 1 Rlaine a''. Mis. Hemer Fair Ronet t and Richard 'nave ,ru-t returned weeks' visit with re Ind nr.d children. T 1 ." Rlaine av . atVr a tv itices: at Stroh. Vr. avtl Mr Otis Sehanow er. Rowl l tig Ireen O.. are ;he guestMr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas. 1 Riaine av. Rufus Romine and family. Syracuse. Ind.. wh have been visiting Mi Laura Hnnine. f.2 Allen st.. have returned to thtir h"me. Miss Janette McKinley. 1" LinIsev st.. left Tuesdav to spend the week at Wawasee lake. Mr. ard Mrs. A. F.. Ackenba h and daughter Fave. 7T:' Rlaine av.. are spend' :g toe summer at Hudson lake. Miss Rose H. Rennett. Tn Lindsey st.. n ho has been taking a six weeks' course m the University of Wisconsin, w HI return to ner nome ! Saturday. Miss Klizabeth Snell ard Miss Katherine Meeker. Mo W. Lindsey st.. leave Wednesday for Ray Shore. O. where they will be the guests of their aunt. Mr. Morns Cole, at her summer cottage. Janette Martin. Chicago. Ill . is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry Martin. .'4 Lindsey st. Mis Klsje Dndt. 717 Rlaine av.. has Just returned home after a fewweeks' visit with her si-ter in Argo. Miss ;o!dy Call. Renton Harbor. Mich., ha- returned home after a three weeks' v isit with Mr. and Mrs. John Dodt. 717 Rlaine av. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence OaIb-!th.

TOMORROW'S MENU

I OK n pest I'III'I(I.V. -Th the tree p.-ach is highest on, ' Riley. Hrcakra-t. (.ereai a no cream Ham;ui-g Steak MuttlllS ('otfee M i o n orn - m ivtat"e.s 1 e Itread Fole .1 t. Fresh Fruit ! Dinner. I5arl Froth Peef i.,,,,f M a a t on i Peas Peet Salad Watermelon Hamburg steak. Alter shapmj in thin cakes, place in a broiler slightly gieased and broil er a (t tear j --pan tire about eight minutes, or li oil the steak in a pipingliot "spider" for about the same It r.gth of time. in this ase sim plv wipe the bottom of the sidet '.Ith a bit of suet and dut liuhtM ith salt, and the meat will not ati k. Fgg- in potatoes. Foil potatoes until soit. and then s oop out a cavity in each one to form tups. Drop an egg' in each cup and put in the oven until the. eggs are just set. In the meantime, nut the pieces of t.oKtto tnat werH removo(1 illto .j bowl with salt, pepper, a little milk ami butter and bvat to a cream with an t gg beater. ('over the eggs with thi heaped up. and return to tbe to h row it. o en Pailey broth Add to the water in whith the lamb was ooilod one small carrot, one onion and a few sprigs of parsley (all chopped tine l. When the vegetables are done, season, and add one cupful of pearl barley vhieh has '-een conked until very tender. Toledo, o., hft Tuesdav for their home after a few dav s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seyhold and family. t'l Lindsey st. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arver ani family, Anderson. Ind.. and tilen Stuart. Marion.. Intl., are the gxiests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodt, 717 Rlaine a v. Mrs. (Jarj Kreager and hildren, 7 X W. Wayne st., left Wednesday for Koontz lake to spend 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hardenlrook at their summer home. Miss Alta Palmer, visiting nurse, left Wednesday for New York city to spend her vacation with her sister. Mrs. S. T. Lev erick and son. Norman. i I 7 S Lafayette st.. will spend the month of August at Saugatuck. Mich. Mrs. T. F. Foil and daughter. Henrietta. 7 7 1 Diamond a v.. will leave Aug. for a week's visit in Muskegon. Mich. Mr. and M-s. Ren Vennaklassen and daughter. Catherine, of Streator. III., will arrive Aug. W for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. L L. Switzer. 529 Cleveland av. Mr. and Mrs. Switzer and son. Jack, will return with them. Mrs. W. Iing will leave Friday for a two weeks' visit in Kansas Cityjwith Mr. ar.' Mrs. Stanley Munson. former residents of South Rend. Mrs. Anna Craig. Dixon. 111., arrived today for a few days' visit with her daughter. Mrs. R. W. Fleming. 7."K N. Sc tt st. Miss Fmma Craig. Dixon. III., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fleming. 7:;s N. Scott st. Mrs. M. D. Holden and family. 7o7 N. Scott st.. are spending the summer at Indian lake. Mr. and Mr-. F. H. Jessup and family. 7:'.J N. Scott st . spent Wednesday at Hudson lake. Mrs. Milan Wertz ami son. WilItard. of Larimoie. N. D. are the gl ests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Willis. 707 N. Scott st. Mrc. William Harvey of Anderson. Ind . is v isiting for a weekMr. and Mrs Aaron Hughes and family. N. Scott st. The Misses FPzaheth and Henrietta Konzen, " Prairie av.. have ret irned from a month's v iit with friends and relatives in Ohio. Miss Füah-nh Kuhlman of Hunti niLiton. inu. win return nome i nursday after a week's ' Nit with Mrs John Raumgartner. .22 Leland a v. Mis. Rrru-st Het. Detroit. Mich . js spending a few tlays with Mr . anl f m-s A. IL Remsen. 7,2? Leland a v. Mi a v.. i-i S. A. !,amorux. Lrlan.1 visiting her brother in WebbervilJe. Mich., fo-- a few weeks. Mrs. Maty Rosenberger of Albion. Ind.. !s the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin and family. 12 Leland a v. Fdward Simps-.n of Orand Rapi-ls. Mich, lias left nftrr a few tlav s visit with Mr. and Mr. A. Drayton. " N. Scott t. i . . ti';ll; Tr,.. 1.. I . r. ami .w i niiaiu rioi-ie, 'Terre Haute. Ind.. have left after a couple days" visit with Mr. and Mrs. p. M Hamilton. N. Scott st. William Jasper of Rronson. Mich . is v;s,tIn Mr. .-tr,,i Mrs. .1. T Tierman. "ill N Scott st.. for a few days. I 1 T T Y T " - . V" C I OOIIII Ut'tM l i 'S., ,..n .n. .-. ini i t . is spendincr the sominer at w in Chester, Ind with Mr. and Mr W. P. CamrVll. Mrs. K. L Stravr. T 1 7 N. Scott st. is ependinz th dimmer at Rasl lake. W. IL Oammcn. S. St. Tetr st.. has rettirned from a 1 A davs' tr:p to Rochester. Rnffalo and Niagara r.il!. uh'r he isitd relatives iiovai, xi'inriBORs ona:: Meeting Thursday eNnir.r. Adv Axtrll. Rid?. Pentist. "15 Fnion -Advt. Trust

NANSEN COMES TO PLEAD FOR NORWAY

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1! '.' .''''it . a V--' v' '. y -. ' o v i V W'.'-V. V.W IRlDJOF NAKSEK. Dr. Friljof Nansen, the Arctic explorer, who has just arrived in this country. He is head of a Norwegian commission to seek to induce the Fnited States government to relax the new export regulations that foodstuffs and other commodities needed in Norway may be shipped to that country. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS sociAl, i; i;ms. A mass meeting will be held Thursday evening at St. Hedwige's hall. The M. Hedwige choral stxkty j will hold their singing practice, Fni day evening at St. Hedwige school building. pi:i:s()als. Rronislaus Koj returned to Chicago after a couple days' visit hre with Mr. and Mis. Mb hael Lodv ga, H1S S. Pulaski fct. Peter R.idomik of Chicago is in the city visiting with friends. John Truslicki returned, to Indianapolis following a short visit here. Oeorge tjadacz, K 1 n .s. Grant ;st.. and Miss Mary Harmacinski. Meade st.. !iad goae to spend the day at St. Joseph. Leo Oorlicki of Importe is in the city on business. Anthony Ruc.miarski returned to Michigan ity following a brief visit here. Miss Victoria Poplawski arrived here from Chicago for a week's visit with relatives. She js the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Ruczkowski. L'4:. S. Oha pin st. Michael Helmaszew ski of ilaryj visited with friends here Tuesday. j Henry Ro.jewk-z, W. Thomas j st.. rc-turned from a couple days' visit with relatives in Chicago. Joseph Adomowicz of O.rand Rapids is i-i the city on business. Mrs. Oleniens (loraczewski of Orumstown is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kosnowski. iL'.".. W. Thonras st. Stanislaus KubaszewsKi returned to South Chicago following a bruf visit here. Adam Koscjelski. S. Carlisle st.. is spending the nay at .-st. Joseph. ; Peter Wojnszewski returned oj (lary following a few days" visit j with friends here. Casimir Idyga. 1 P. Pulaski s. j and his house guest. Sylvester Leczy- ! nski of Chicago, left Wednesday morning for Valparaiso. Ind. j Joseph I ,i paczew ski of Hammond j Is spending a few days with friends i here. J John Sobonc.ak of Milwaukee s, in the city visiting with friend. Miss Mary Szuleczevvski arrived! here from Detroit for a three weeks' j visit with 1 er aunt. Mrs. Joseph1 Szubv.evv ski. 7" W. Napier st. ! Miss Anni Chalczuk returned to Fhicago following a week's visit, with friends here. j Rev. Mi' hael Fadacz ff Hammonl arrived here for a visit with his pa- i rents. Mr. and Mr. S. ladaez. fil, ' S. irant st. i Stephen rirzego. zew icz of liicago j ;s spending a fv 1nys with friend-'! here. j Tlinmss Pierzchowiak returned to Michigan City after brief isit here. Rev. Mit hael Oadat z of Hammond ami Father Hemma of this city are spending the day at St. Joseph. John lielcv ns k i. Franklin st. i returnetj from a isjt Gran : Rapids. Mr. and Mr. Pat Rroszkowsk: .and children. Klnier and Loretta and Miss Sophia Rrzos.kowskl returned to Milwaukee following a I two weeks' i-it w ith Mr. and Mrs i Joseph Wypiszynski. W. Napier st. , Martin Zu zkowski Wt for Indi-' i ana Haroor follow ing a hrif x iot ! here. Walter Fredrick of Klkhart iit- : i ed witli friend hrc Tuesday. j : John rrav at. a member of the in r S. regular armv stationed Wisconsin. l-ft Tuesav nicht for his pot afte" sjppdir? ;t few las . I of hi furlo-iih irh his father. 1 f 1 : . : W. P'inhani -t TWO WIVES FILE SUITS FOR DIVORCE IN COURT Affr.es Vatrrs hied suit Wednesday in cncu.t court asking to he divorced frorr Edward Water, aliegi lntt cruI anc. inhuman treatment. Mael Tlawkir.s tiled suit in superior court askir.ff for a divorre from Geotffe W. Hawkins. The complaint alleged cruel and inhuman treatment, and aked for the custody of thir child.

August the Month of

you'll want to take with All kinds of pretty new Toilet Goods For the Trip Cold creams, toilet waters and all the small but important items to put in the traveling hi n' Mid

summer Blouses in Styles rather than styles that

Why buy the old when you can have the new at Whv have the Stvles that were once cood instead of

Buying Blouses here

styles and it means even more than that namely, that the prices on these Neu Styles are as low or lower than "on-sale" passe styles are ordinarily oA tor. Chsc cooperation with the makers with the frequent arrivals, and lower making and selling costs accounts for this fortunate situation. Midsummer Wirthmov $1.00 Waists New stvles on sale tomorrow.

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ori( i; to icf: rsi:ns: A report has been put in circulajtion hy sunifuiif unknown t us, that ! our nw plant was nut producing ! ervu-h ice for o'jr i -pi irenu nts We wish to s.ty to th- put lie that j our plant is working prf't tl and lis prodjeiny ail th" w ned to ; supply all our old customers and all the ?-,cw trade which oalN on us. and in aildition w wej aMe to furnish a late atnount t other dealers to help them out when the railroads failed to zw them s n it -on their shipment.". Mir old c;:;omers need h.ive pr. fear that they will not -rt plenty of ;ce. aii'l we a;e in po:tion t sjpp! all new c.ietoruers who d'.-ir- "'ir er ice, with an aburdan'-e t.f ,-jh-o-I'ltely pu ! e a r trie i.-.l : e Wpvwish tt. t'ti'ifik the pub'i- for the rk anl v e ha ve. a n 1 t.orea.-in? tra'ie w hi' li j when ou Htit ice m e i: . test to f. I! i tier and leave the ARTIFICIAL I'K '. Rv A. O. Wilson. Ser-'v and Mcr. Ad t 1 I nternariTi i Service: OHR'AOO. Aüi 1. Jealous neighbors iai:o th disclosure of !a Tr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde l;f -eine I led by Atthur I Hensen. a street car cond'ictor. tol.iv Hennen, police sav. ran; 'ip fare on a street tar durinc the day time and ourcled lio'js at nisht. About J.frtn worth of valuable jewels and ' clothing Tere taken from hi? home.

Christmas Package Goods to Work during Vacation Time

New package roods in t art needlework that you on your vacation trip. things. vacation

Re it a magazine or books, our book department can supply your summer reading. A tine selection ot copyrights at one a copy.

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This Great Sale will be the STAR SALE OF THE YEAR offering $80,000.00 worth of Splendid homefurnishings at 107c, 20-, 30 c 4091 Discount. Watch for next Friday night's paper, then come to Sailors Saturday, Aug. 4.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From Record of Indiana Tittle and Ixn Co. "il.i Archani t.ault. et al. t'lde ( '. Hewitt and wife, part to lots ::f,(t and 1. C'"ttreil rlrt ad-1 dition. Ji. j Rieriew i'emeter- association to! Samufl ". Lontz. lot 7;. in section: M". Rivera lew (em ter, J.'fi. 1 Mary L. laskill and husi-and IOutiu.s K. U'uwir.'ki. lot La-i salle park. ? 1 . Joseph t"d a rdi Park' r. l"t !2. Ka! antj wif to Ori : ' - rs addition, 1 5 V!. R.;rt WetstT ar.'J wife ;o Aj: .m Rloch and uife. nt 1 . rattfli park addition. Mishawaka. 13."".' Allen M. Olark and uife t" William N. Gordoo and wife, lt Happ Tacsnrt's addition. Jl. 4?. Harry A. Mo ran and fjeors W. Moran and w if to i . a t r j ' t S 2 0 "t a. I of land in Renn township. FAVORITE OlIAM. 'oo'.c Sunburns, take out the I.rze bottle. lr. at r'OONLCY'S Advt r tream ocial on fh'irch lot Friday evenln? the StulL Auz. ". i Advt. 1 t Don't say you sau- it in the nsu'spaper." Sav Neu-i-Times.

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Tr li B avelins ags At Low Pn nces a new bar for the trip - Then come here we can sell vou at last vear's prices about 25 than today's prices. 1.1 ess "j3 oo ks. that "Are-to-be" 4 1 were prices that are iuM as low Styles that "are-tn-re :" fashionable incoming new ADLER BROS. On 3Llclitjra-n ml PTaAilnjrtnn Si now 16M. the BToiiE ron MHX AXT Bora. The Latest in LADIES' WEAR T. S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Michig SL INVEST FOR PROFIT I o?r unusual "ivj " lr. :: rr.at ftccks It .lii pav ;. o . t invt:rate CARL V WRFv ISfi rnith ftciitirar. troM ;t the Litest Walt? s ? - it JUST TAKE ME BACK TO CHILDHOOD" Just Out Ask Your paFRKD l COLYS. Pohlishcr. outh RonI. Ind.

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