South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 256, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 September 1917 — Page 7

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I'laudo N;is'i, i'. r-.-i-li-i.t; Mr.-. . ;. Har.lir.. mmp!tiy; Mis J. mi t. tn.-asurrr. Mrs. 1I u i t'ho n as If lr-atf to the tal- onv f-iit ion at Aniltrm. Inl., ml Har-.lin was la -u al-'ni.it-. ut. 1'; tlo- inr-ni.M-rs will oi'M-r wi!h Mrs J. JI. 7.ucr. 1 1 J i o; ta UL- a v. A .ur;ri-- aii'l I arcwrll jiarty was .iv mi i.'i honor of Carl Kteiu-r Tucs- ! y ! i i n -c at the homo of Iiis par-.-nt.. Mr. ami Mr.-. . 1-.. Kct-ntr, I'iToj M. Indiana av. The cvt-nin was -jo nt w ith iiaiiics and musk-, and tvi'r shr.M'T.ts wi ic scrvcal to Id quests. Mr. K rn r will leave -"opt. 'J as a m-mhr of the national draft and as i t''fii of iriiH'inlii'.incf ho was j r'ntd with an army writ watch. Iinra r w as sot od to Kiiosts V il n -day t' iiincr at the South Itond Country club. Mrs. J. C. !!,iriT was hotoss at a 7 o'clock Imm-r party, com plimontinp her sisir. .lrs. J 1 1 i ('ainpl.ll Stanloy, f A i lnta. Kan. i'"tis wore laid for ' ur -ts .it a la Me ina.lt: attractive with atal -n tlovvcrs. Prccotlin the dii.n r an informal musical was utv-:-. !y tlio K'n .-ts. A 1 o'clock lunchon for M-vfii was jjivon Py ?Irs. 'I. A. r.lliott. An outinc and :',() .''..m 'v iinnr will ! -njv-d tMl.y tn- il i' the. credit men of Ji-' ph coiit.ty. WAR GARDEN DISPLAY SHOWS GOOD QUALITY L-ickn.u somewhat in ouantity. ! i! nothing in Iit. is the war :.iii!-u vegetable di-play, the prod-!..;-Lirowi by the children of South ib r .1. Thiou. ii -o;nc nusunder--r.indin : of tb- rub -- for 'ltru-s in ! i nr.li M, many of th,- products (:.':,! bd :;.t draw prizes, since aUkj-unts aed other sptcitica:i li id ncf !n i adhered to. A- a w lioh . th..- eN hi'ut was e- '!:! In a numh.-r of a-i-. no :.-! pri - 'Viid bo awarded, t h.c-.'lj the s'.:.il.t of the v.i;e!aM..s t . . t r t T . 1 f-r.-r plac s. s;rn e only or.e r wo r;tr;- w-re math' of th: - . o i- 1 of f tod in t ar.d no flr.-t : .iv ' aw ird- ! v.li'-n the exhibits i-! c-.:pr:i;ion r.-im1 b - than f 'h m-.',.;.m -iiow i; for a no ;!:.'- . .i'ardd w re r. i. o;. b-.i - a :.d j-pj-rs. 1 1 norm -:!' o '- was also ; ; 1 1-. d o '.;..: t tibi-. Aw u ! ; 1 im . i r I i ' x ( Ve ; . ck of i ):-.- 1. p.. 'r-t: ;. M.ir:e II ,u' 1: ::. A clme N'r o l o-. ;..- '; of p.-datc. - - . r. t:f: : ;. r:,n Wi'rob, k ; :'. I low ud Shoi ' r. i o o .,-..-! of m ' Tor t . T'.o :!'-T; - o co : ".. Colfax cho..; r.o : .':v id-; il 1 ' V. ad- of b ' ui' 1. no i" i o-.d : ::. 1 1- ! . l'.:-n. MADISON TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY CENTER WINS BLUE RIBBON A-1 ard- fr t'.e rov.v: :r.iTv rr.te were made Thurs-l v n.orn 1 i . . : s ! i . e im.;'. Tm f . m .1 r e -.-.. a. V e Il , o;.r .'::--.rv pat fcrth . 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Daily Talfe on Heart Topics Laura Jean Lib bey

"I'or. 1 i well, and know h? that r t - t i his imp alamity, and ! i . a k s HM-r.t- P fn. tliy t nie. tvvico (,rr d(dh Ilndur th w.s of .!-.-t iny." "Hari't oi h"aid poople say. I shall not .-fart on a triji fn Fri'day. It is ir .ufkv" if I forpt anyrhinir in tla room, and am oldignl to lo hi k for it. I will ho unluky all th.at day, -inh-ss I it down for a f'-w mornonts in the room. I wouMn't aftfinpt to Mart a new -n-trrprise on Saturday hcau.-o of th sapor.-ütion that it wouldn't , t lonv. I wouldn't dtivo a hla :- at from my door-stop, no matter rnv many f linos th hous was vorrun with hst t'Jrnincr away a kitty ua,- ill-hick to me. I wouldn't enter into ary deal on a Thursday. I r.o-fic-everything I have tried to do on Thursday has prove! disastrous. I have nunc tr regard it, as my unlucky day." The amazinu' part of it is that, it is often persons of uncommonly L-ood sense, who pin their faith to luck L-ood ami had. and unlucky day-. The majority of ponplo consider such theories arrant nonsense. The uood Lord male one day as u-oo.i .ir.,1 hopeful as another. Why The Housewife's Tir Franc moki.m; nnir.D nu ns. All the economical method- of preserving food in the wide world will be offset if, after we l;o to the trouble and expense of preparing the food, w do not store it properly. It is an easy enough matter to store dehydrated fruit and vegetables so that they will keep in perfect onlition until they are needed, and yet it is a matter that must bo carefully attended to if the results are to be sa ti-factory. To bein with, the fruit or vegetables that have been dried must not he store. 1 for several days after the real drying process is completed. They must be placed in an air-tlht receptacle, but they must be Iooke! at several times, from day to day. to make .-ire that no moisture collects. If there is any sipn of moisture thev 'should he submitted to the regular ll:-yiii process a little longer. If you look at the vegetables once a Announcements The n-milar monthly meeting of the Ladies' Ai! society r.f Stull M. F. church, which was to nave been held in the church parlors Wednesday . fternoon. has been postponed until next We1neslay afternoon and wi'l be held at the church. Mrs. William Iiarnar.1. S22 N. Main st.. will entertain the 'neirhers of the Norman FdcTy Sewing circle Friday afternoon at her home. The Worth While auxiliary. No. -k of the First M. II. church will meet in the sewir.p rooms or. the thir.l tlotr of the Y. W. C. A., at a o'clock Friday afternoon. Flection of oilicors for the Worth While circle will take place. The Frances Willard W. ( . T. V. will m et I'riday afternoon with .Mrs. Ira Roose. LFiT S. Lafayette st. ndicers for the ensuing year will be elected. I The Simth Fend Woman's club j Ited i'ru-is auxiliarv. No. H, will meet I'riday atteinoon at J o'clock in tho Fnion Trust buihlinsr. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Whltcomh. 1M" Lai'nito av.. and .Mr. .ami Mrs. Frank Faker, 14', Laporto av., returneii Tuesday fr.im a motor trip to t'hieao. They were accompanied upon the return trip by Hev. L. ;. Whifoomh. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C Whitcomh. of McCormack s'-mhiary. who will remain in the city fr a few days. Mi.-s Cenevieve Fowler. 42 4 Lincoin way W.. loft Wednesday Kalamazoo. Mich., whore she attend Nazareth academy. Miss Kachel Cordon and Nin i iordon of South Fend for will Miss are spermine a vacation in Fverett. Wish, with Mrs. Walter Morson at he:- lionn' n i.ikf av. Miss C,verMol;ne Mr Wain. 72 4 S. Folk o.s st.. has ?nnp to Indianapolis where she will attend business col'epe. While in Indianapolis she will "r- th Kiiot of her aunt. Mrs. McC v THREE SPEEDERS IN COURT, TWO FINED Throe .-j. rede i s faced J10I50 Ham-na-r.-i'!',:: rv.orr. in-. U in city court Thursday Two of them. C. W. Wr.nu and .r. M. Stephenson, paid t'p.fs of i ar.d costs each, while the third. N. T. Swanson, explained tiiat he v id c oc ded the limit only onp; fr.o ;-h to pas- anothtr machine, and so was found not guilty. The fact that the othcer who made the arrest said tho tim was ? o'clock when the arrtst sheet shwed that : :b) mav h av . Urcoil th decision. mi.siiawaka noixr.n kink OPF-NS. F.ir.k open-- Satur-lay nisht or tht winter season. Advt.

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lod's l.eautiful days, should ho unluckier than tho.-o which wont heforc. or fome after? I'urtune pooii or hal. morf ften rests with one's self thin with the lay. Wo feH in the niood of exortins our host efforts: )r w e are lax aho't them. Those uo come in contact with, expecting favors, or kindness from us. may he in a cross mood, not inclined to tneot us half way. The man wh ha? tilt with his wifot ju.-; hofore leaving his house for business, is apt to turn down the most energetic salesman that ever tried to exploit his wares to him. Why should the salesman feel do.vn hearted, and think he lot a sale because it was his unlucky Tay? Would a man absolutely refuse an inheritance or some hi pain, bocauso it came to him on what ho termed his unlucky day? Well there miiiht be some such stuhborn fellow to be met with, hut I doubt it. He'd bo more ;.tpt to prasj the fortune, telling' his friends that nis unlucky day had chanced, or that lie had ceased to believe in that nonsense. There arc always two sides to arcumentr, of that kind. d'opyriuht. 1017.) Economy Calendar J MarfthalJday for foirr days and at the end of that time no dampness appears, it is safe to put them awav pei rr.anently. Regular containers for dehydrated fruit and vegetables may be bought at a relatively small price, hut any air-tU'ht receptacle will answer the purpose. Paper boxes with tiht covers and cloth or paper haus are piite s:t tisfac tiry. Paper ba?;s should be sealed. This may either be lne by turning over the top of the ba twice and then scalin? the opening with a little parathn. or else the neck of the hap: may he twisted tight and tied with a stout strin" The contents of each ba should be written on it and the 1 a? should he stored in a dace that is cool and dark, but not damp. If there is any danger of mice the haps should be störe! in a wire-covered cupboard. (Copyright, 1 : 1 7 . TOMORROWS MENU "A fat kitchen makes a lean will." Franklin. Hi cakfaM. Cra)efruii. ( atmeal. Cerm;iii Omelet, (von Toast. Coffee. Luncheon or SupKr. Froiled Sardines. F.reatl and Futter Sandwiches. Corn Flitters and Maple Syrup. Dinner. ('ream Pea Soup. F.ake.l Cod. Faked Potatoes. Creamed Celery. Tomato Salad. Charlotte Uusse. German omelet Mir. together two egps and an additional ep& yolk, two tablespoons of flour, salt, pepper and a little r.utmeR. Add onequarter cup of cream and heat till perfectly smooth and light. Melt two tablespoons of butter in a frying pan or omelet pan and turn in the mixture. Cook till set and spread over the top a tahlespoon of finely chopped sweet red pepper. Fold and serve at once. Corn fritters One cup corn, one cup tlour, one teaspoon baking powder, one teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon paprika an,i two ecps. To the corn add dry ingredients mixed and sifted, then add yolks of eKSs beaten until thick, and f'Ul in whites of ecus beaten stiff. Cook in fresh hot la.d. Drain on paper. Charlotte russe Take pint of milk, one-half pound of supar and three etrsrs beaten separately. Put the su-ar with the yolks and pour th ; boilinp milk over the mixture and boil until the custard thickens. Take off and stir until the tire heat passes away. Flavor with a teaspoonful of lemon or vanilla. Have ready one ounce of pelatin dissolved in one-half pint of hot water: when cool add this to the custard. Set it to thifken and when fairly stiff add w.ipp"d cream, stirring it in slowly hut thoroughly. Put the mixture int- molds lined with lady fincers separate! in halves. AIMl'TANT SPI'.AKS. Adjt. J. A. Stanford, the ctfuer in charge of the Indianapolis Salvation Army industrial home, spoke or. "S a nctitication" at the local Salvation Array hall. -06 V. Jefferson Mvd.. Wednesday e; eninff. The adjutant has had wide experience in Salvation Army work and was well able to handle his subject, pointing cut th" possibility of men. by the power of God, hein? rescued frum all sinful habits. (.. A. It. NOTU'i:. All Grand Army comrades are invited by the management of the Orphon m to be present in honor of the Ol-l Soldiers' quartet on Friday afternoon at 2:Ci". Old time music will be sien. Comrades will meet at Auten post rooms at 2 p. in. and march to theater. Advt. W. IL IL Ritter. Com.

SOCIAL l.v i.M. TIih cirls cm la.- - .f Unly Falcon-. Z. Ikilk-ki. No. 1. wj'ii meet Friday -venin at Z. F. hall The military band of Falcon.. Z. Ik No. 1. will hold their rehearsal Friday evening at '.. 15. hall. The M. Komanowski l-'alcons will hohl their exerci.-os I'riday evening at Ko.scuiszko hall. -Miss Mary Mikolajczak. ?,?. s. Koscuiszko st.. pleasantly enterta ine. I " youn:: ladies at a shower Tur.---day eveninc: complimenting her sister. Miss Helen M ikola jezak, who will be married to John Kolecki, Sept. IS. (lames and music wore enjoyed during the rvnin? and refresliments were served near the close. Miss Mikolajczak vvas the recipient of a beautiful pift.

PLItSONALs. Stanley Walczak of Plymouth is spending a few days with South Fend friends. Thomas (Inutkowski, who been here visiting with friends Wednesday for Hammond. -Martin Ciehowskl, S. Scott st turned from a week's visit h a s left .. rewit h relatives at Flint. F. J. Candor of Fattle ('reek, MiMi., is in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Max I a mlk w ski returned to Hast Chicago after a days' visit at Notre Fame, whore their son. Fucene, will attend the university. They also visited friends in Sovth Fend. Stephen Ciupski of Laporte is in the city on business. Micheal Ha.inski. sr.. I'd Latawski. Micheal Hazinski, jr.. Joseph Kitkowski of this city, and M. Floch of South Chicago returned Thursday afternoon from an outing at Fewey lake. Stanley Gnaehorski loft for Jackson after a brief visit, here with friends. John Kozlowski of Cleveland is in the city visiting with friends. K. Szobkovvski of Chicago visited with friends here Wednesday. Miss Mary Partoszek, 4P.:. S. Chapin st.. returned from a days' visit in Chicago. William Knusiewicz of Chicago is spending a few days with friends here. Jack Purzalski returned to Laporte following a few days' visit with friends hero. Loo Przezorow-ki. Chapin st.. left for South Chicago to spend the week end with relatives. George Zajewski arrived here from Detroit for a visit with friends. Walter Cza.iovvskr returned to Michigan City following a couple days visit with relatives here. Joseph A. Werwinski. taä S. Chapin st., returned from a brief visit in Gary. Walter Kwasnierski. who has been here visiting with friends, left Thursday for Fort "Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewandrovvski arrived here from Gary for a couple days' visit with Mrs. Fin ilia Feczkiewicz. 117 S. Laurel st. Thomas Wcielinski returned to Hammond after a short visit here with friends. Stanislaus Guzlowski Chicago if spending a with friends here. Martin Osninski. who of few South davs has boon here visiting with friends, left Wednesday for Detroit. Miss Hattie Koscielny. 417 Chapin st.. is spending a few days with her parents at Pronson. Mich. .Tocenh Piechoroski of Toledo is spending a few days here. John Turczewski Milwaukee following with friends returned to a few days' visit with friend?. Peter Juszynskh who has been here on business, left Thursday for Ham mond. John Krol, W. Jefferson Mvd., and Frank Fa buzienski. 72 AV. Division st.. were in Niles on business Wednesday. Walter Krusznieki of T.porte is here visiting with friends VISIT THi: MOXLKY MARGAF INF BOOTH AT THF FAIR. A.lv. They're jdaying Filh'ards at P.ain's. Finest in the state. Fnion Trust Fldir.. Michigan St. and Jefferson Pdvd. Adv. LOTS OF FOLKS 3 n Have you learned Bell 462 No Delivery-

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First Word Frcm Training Station Tells of Daily Schedule of Men.

m:m: nornxi: ion iu:iti:i mi: at (AMI' TAYIm. : : ." a. ni. Get v.u. ":4i a. m. Assembly. :4. a. m. Kevcillo. S : 1 : )(' a. JO-11 m. Freak fust. ;:o a. m. Dtill. 1- noon. Dinner. 1 : 1 r-r : 1 " p. m. W:F. ":-." p. m. Assembly. r:'bf' p. m. lietieat. 5:5 p. m. Supper. 0:00 p. m. Tatoo. 9:30 p. m. Taps. News-Times Special Service: CAMP TAYLOR, L FISYILLE. Ky., Sept. l'F An idea of what tho men who come here for training in the new national army wid encounter can he pained from the above ?ohelu!e of the daily work. At present the men are suffering from stiff and sore arms, having been innoculated with both typhoid and smallpox vaccine. The camp covers between l'.OOO anl 2 ".0 0 0 acres, and presents a maze of similar looking" buildings to the inexperienced rookies. All the first arrivals are already hard at work studying diligently, in order that they may qualify for positions as non- ommissioned ofbeers. The chances for advancement are good, but certain knowledge is demandel before the men higher up consider promotion. Most of the men are anxious to hear the news of their homo towns. COQUILLARD SCHOOL DRAWS FIRST PRIZE Prizes have been awarded in the school Mower exhibit in the woman's building at the fair grounds, the Coquillard school drawing the first prize of $ 7 . T 0 . The prizes range from $7.00 down to $'l, and the order of awards is as follows: First, Coquillard; second, Muessel; third, Kiver Park; fourth, Oliver; fifth. Franklin: sixth. Colfax; seventh, Studcbaker; eighth, Lincoln; ninth, Flder; 10t ., Kaley. Tn the home and school Mower display in which children were the principal exhibitors, the children's checks will be made out to the schools which "he prize-winning children attend, leaving it to tho schools to distribute the money. Prizes for the first, second and third places in the mixed bouquet displays are ST., $4, and 5.':. Prize3 for first, second and third places for all other bouquets are $-.50, $-, and $1.30. The prizes were awarded as follows, according to this system: Mixed bouquet of old-fashioned Mowers 1, Miss Mabel Flick; 2. Colfax; ::. Colfax. Sunflower Helianthus t, Lincoln; 2, Coquillard; ?, Kaley. Gladioli 1. Studebaker; 2, Fincoin; H, Kaley. Dahlia 1, Studebaker; studebaker; P., none entered. Snapdragon 1, Studebiker; 2, Franklin; Colfax. Asters 1, River Park; 2, Colfax: H, agricultural department. Zinnia 1. Finden; 2. Colfax; P., Lincoln. China Pinks 1, Lincoln; 2, no entry; Z, no entry. F. F. Wolfe, who was ia charge of the Mower display, announces that the winners in the home and school garden contest will be made known next Friday. Get a taste of new tea or dessert cookie AMLKO.Ni:. "almond Mavor". at the Northern Indiana salns booth. Advt. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads HAVE LEARNED TO uii h fi a 1 n -h n u il this valuable lesson? Home 1197 Lower Prices

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