South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1917 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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I SOCIETY AND 0 THER 1NTERES TSOF WOMEN

Now Is the Time, the Places Are Plenty, But W here, O Where the Men

I'o'u:.: all jour together. iVve Ir.vftli r.f-t all th (.ir, Ort. r's lai-'ht i'lue w.-uthr-r. 1 1 - - i ij Hum .I:i'k' n S'"ir.T Mii h wind-, .-om..- April rrin: all kino.- ut .rains

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:r. fart but ff-.v irüni j?--- of !h- traditional azure-skied, .sunny Ii s hive ' n ours this hrst v. .ek of (;':,. r. The .-. on f(,r rsri; ::r- has .-.: vhn ero'.vds of vom.;: folks wrapped up in -.varm .--.waUi and spurt cat- hi- themsHve. out alon

:ne country roaJ. to., -aid - ,y ever popular, due .-r hkelv to it.ou.s inviting spots ar- t ; k"! ah-n .Marys aeadein and -.'.hen thuiKrccumed. T r - , a t

nowever. tn- rai:i Aath-i i- not the. only damper "n our spirits. I Crankly, it 1 the deplr,rai,le lack of men folk, a. ho.-.- pre.-en' e almost! vital to the . access .f - j -li uuth-rln?y. in.. ,-an easily im. mine an en-j

joyanie dinner party vithout ,:ien, as we ha.- iea and lunvheon.-, and "monies" theater parti'.-, but a ma nie- weeny ro.t- neei Matters in many of th o-ed colleges have l -ached iji.ite a desperate -täte. It in slid. -'Ku.-h" season v.i p.Ihd with th keenest rivalry cx-

perienced in years. Mm e th- uar members and has al.-- taken a u the colleges to Piifa,'f in i-. i i However, social events during

c0 -rrfatly for ir.tere-ts are not nt red in frivolities, but iath r in the work tliat r-an be i..n- f..r th-- hoe ire.v-ri - made lif- bnuhter for u- in seasons pa-t.

1 hou'h We may build i.o am inr till the boy come home." Frederic KrJlI, wejj kuowr. -;u - 'r and composer, r1ppard ta fore the members jf tlie Frcuress iub and their friend- Saturday afternoon at the dub ro.,ms. in a mo-t ntertainlnp program of Mr. fCrull was assisted b Mi--. Maru'aret Jean Gllmore at tlo pian... Mi.--Silmore proving her.-ef a inK capable accompanist. Poems by Ja me.- VYhiteomb K;ley, -et to music of which Mr. Krull in the composer, were the most pleasing features of the varied program a nil the Kl'ey son; in wliir-li Mr. Ivrull played his own accompaniments, were exceptionally well received by the audience. This turnup included, "An Old Sweetheart of Mine." one of Ililey- most popular poems. "A Sorik'." "Lullaby" and "Little Orphant Annie". Mr. KrulPs interpretation of "An Old Sweetheart of Mine," was particularly tine and in each of his com positions, the mumc fitted excellently the spirit of the poetry. Mr. Krull opened thf- program 11 Ith three selection. "Arm. Arm. Ye Hrae." C. I'. Ilaia'.el. "The TruinTet Shall S..'ind," ;. I'. Haialel. and "i'auKhters of .It i u-.il :n." Sir S. Sullivan, f'ae last numUr being -ry idea sin t'. A group of six loweJ. including, i ban ," "I "earth. ' ibe-Hag." "Wlor. "A I.ii".- Lcs.-on" . Hiley songs fol"W'beii Sii- Follies a -onn t. "The Shall We Land," tnd th "K.iggedy Man". In its rendition tie "Hau'edy .Man" lo-t nothing of it.- quaint li'.mor by its settiti' to musi-. ' ther numbers were, "Marching Alom;." "Loots and Saddle" an1 "King 'haibs." all by Stanford. A business nie tir.g pr eceded th'1 recital, during which L'.'l new mem-ber-were oted into the club. They are as follows: Miss Oertrude Myers. Mi.-s Marjorie Warner. Miss CladySe ly, Mrs. H.rv-y Ko-tis. i Mrs. ''. '. Koo-. Mr.-. Alber t K.endall. Ml.-. P. H. Ladet, Mitind.tle. Mrs. K.elne Mi-- Ann Carlisb. M N'ai.-. Mrs. 1 3. .1 lb- I Sarah Nicely. Mi- S. eubuigh. Mrs. A. V Mabel .Marlb Talcott, .-. .lame- H. Mi.-s Huth II. Van YalKline. Miss Ar. I i Pfeiffer. Mr- Halph W Mis- Anna Wauener. Harri-. Ml-. Harry Keti hum. Mrs. Mary L. Hin . t'.lenn Wood. Mrs. Filarie- TayMr and Mr. Alfred. Mwen Willianis. Dehu'ates to the state convention rated club- to be h Id Oct j - -J ." at Fort Wayne were selected lid are Mrs. K. ". DeRhodes. prole it of the bib. Mr. L ifnvette Le V.u.. Mrs. J. A. Rode and Mrs Fred Woodw ard. t . . ! . W 1 I i g . . i I n e 1 1 1 1 1 - n airmen of aeia-.. Mrs. d i - I .a ta v t the recital, brief anwere given bv the the ai io'.i- depart-"i'-ttr F. Jones and t' Le .IT', -poke to the .u.:.i.c. o, the s'-.bjf. ; of women s ' ei;i.-t ration for government service 'vht'-h i- nh-.-'Ut ti .-gin. explaining ai.d ci'iamr.dir.g the purpo-o of the t-mer.t. A T'egisirai ion lain lias been imi' placed in tl'.e b each were book which t be ,2 to pi! cut. -o :a 1 ho . i r, w it h l i - ? d e i s i ! g A - fr sb.u.e n t . i i s d At the nf I'-ri'i'in; meeting w : 1 ' -e held in of t h r e pa r; m e r. t k - and membcrand pliibird hropv . . :v h .- .v ii! i-av e rha i ' io- a fterr.oor be program fT A v lew of uch work a.- "PelTf.i and Meli.-ande." "The Pd'i Hird." "Arms an.i the Man" and a Tudv of The live of George Itertiard Tiir. ar.d Mauri e M leter'.inck are on he r.u.i of tb !. r hie h i We. in. -! i ich-, North 1 , l. re i la cir on b-Cie d p T g its sixth L at the ;-. on tJ;e a Maurice M aet er: i ' c k. dramat!.T. will be d:.-' a r rv Tba open: r.g- meet'r.g bv 5 :m e ar.d a n -r v, .11 be re id ;o M 4-a-'r -ch ml lit. "Far.l'.y's 1 P Taker, up by .V:- A n March 1 " ar.d "GMi L M II. w l . . Fr :: ! : 1 '.; II--t n v m v th- sub;.. .. : : "Irs. Hop-.er Rooij--' ' "a tli raper on tbi- l'-h ..rr.or.g the p-.o-t ; :! if .-.-r, st.iged In i ' cit tli i ' a rs S :bb"-t' th ; - ;i of Mi.. s -asnn i-1 b Marv Magda' ?i be Stern." "I.i .b r ti -re " M i t ? . i r, r.a. ." "Th- W- ck , P: '.: - M.tb i: r I vir a (M!xt.- for tbi- ;..,! Mrs 51. llAnimcrschrr.iiit, president; T

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I 'in hook location on the I i". the river i ri 1 1 : . - ia nk. s ilV, Nun. . - past j her i - pi, ai.t. the-.- place. are noi

has rob!et the r'rateriitie. of so many umber of the sorority idrls away frm f soiii'- sort. the coming ;i.mii 'ill not i rnis-xed

caii "k" P t. home- tire burnIm,, - . Scott LecV;, ice pre.-ident; Mrs. Lloyd Creenar. se retary. ilu! Mi -. F. Koos, treasurer. The lul has 1 1 members and is one- of the best known clubs of the city. j Lemainintr meuibe: - of the orionization are Mrs. John Hordnr, Mrs. S. J. Crum packer. Mrs. Klmer aic, Mr-. I'loyd feahl. Mrs. Urb Leah!. Mr. I-:. L t-'rancis. Mrs. A A. Frederick, Mr. I . A. I lime-. Mrs. A. K. M'-siek and Mrs. Horner Lobin.-n. A harest home party a prrHalloween festival using pumpkins corn shocks, autumn leaves and such iri the decorations and having cider, apples, sugared doughnuts ar.d more- such is the kind of party that is to la- given at the Country club Wednesday evening, Oct. DJ. It is going to be a "good time" affair, for they are going to do ail sorts of things. Pop-corn, "bob" apples, pin the tail on the donkey, blindfolded and many other foolish "stunts." In keeping with the spirit of the affair, each member attending is requested to wear his ole clothes (meaning those seeing over onr year of service or overalls and Jumper. soft shirt (no .boiled fronts, or such other togs as they may have that show age and discrepancy. And the ladles the beautiful ladies must dress as the men, wn riiiK gingham aprons, sun bonnets or any other bits of apparel that are in the same stage of worn-outedness as the aforcmeationed "old P promises lothe: of the men's. to be one of the most j novel parties a, long time. given at the club In! Sunday afL rnoon tea at the V. W. t A. is one of the things which make-, life bearable for the girl "away from home." Miss Caroly i) guests i 1. Marsh will entertain the this afternoon with "a story" ami there will be some good music. All! girL and women are welcome. Girls of the Taben club of the! Zion L angelical b hurch will meet rit the parish .school Monday evening for an evening at needlework for the church benefit fund. Misse.Leona Roesch and IMith Harth will; be hostesses. I Mrs. 1". A. Stephenson entertain-1 cd 1 1 guests at the Robertson Ua room Saturday night, honoring Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shirk. Judge and Mrs. John Goodwin and Mr.-. W. H. Austin, who are the house guests of Mrs. Stephenson. She is also entertaining former guest.- at the Foundry club todav. n Ttif-day niuht, ct. 1. Mi.-.-Flora G. Pollock, daughter of David Pollock, will be married to Dr Stanlev A. c'lark. Dr. . Lippin- I ott will .dticiate and a reception i.-iii i.e. .aa ... o!.... i,.....i iirm in int. ' 'ii i ri uuiri iiier th c romonv. Mis Gb-ndora Worell entertained j guests Saturday afternoon, hon-1 1 4 on r.g Mi.-s le-rneiee MeMannis. who will be ;;n ctober bride. c!l home was beautifully The Wordecoratevl in garvbn tlower and autumn bavts. A miscellaneous shower for the guest of honor was the feature -f the air. Late in the afterserved. noon refreshments were A linner was giver. Friday evening at the home f Mr. ;'r.d Mrs. A. X. Shidler, N. Lafavette blvd.. at which several of the members of the Mothers club wer3 hostesses. Assisting Mrs. Sh idler were Mrs. T. W. Hull i. Mv. W. H. Suint. Mrs. Ko'.b. ;. Page arid Mrs. K. M. Herr. i a in-' g iO numbering f0. were the "er. of the Motlurs club, their hi's: .ita's and i number of friend-. Fourteen ,f the gi .it one l.uce table, t- were seated while the reib linder of ?h. l'.irty wa placed at M'la ! ! tabbs. O'r.teriiK the large was a a-e tilled with calendula .!:::- aritti;-s of garden We rs aber a c: e :. ej d H'oraif th. if.-. MNT X HOOL OF DANCING Mi.-s Dorothy Yin.-t of r'.'icago. u ill open her Dat. cine c!a.--es in Hvbr ball, U'o i:. Wayne St.. Mond. .it Oi t. o"c! 'er , i i i -'-u. Ghildren's class adults class, n p. m. n... with orchestra. . -.- ' Int.ball pretiv ! oom . 1 . i - . i a I and newest tanc - taught. Adv . M;-s Dorothy Vingst of :il reo; 'ti 1. r dancing Tuesi'.ay. October ;bl. K. 4 'clocli. Chicago CiiseS I1. hall. Adv.

Music in the Churches

Firit Presbvterian .Mrs. Jams Cover, onanist, a.--.-istvl by the church choir will civ the foIowinK patriotic music numbers at the service today: 'relude "Variations on America" Hustet "A peerless Flaw" "The Two Grenadiers" . "I'rajer" "Tenting Tonight" ".Star Spancrled Haniier" Fisher hubert Hockwell ! KettredRo! . . Arnold nward. Christian Soldiers" .... Whiting estminsttT Pre.-byterian. The oiKanist, Mr- Mml;v Woodi ward Homine and the church ouar- 1 tet of Westminster Presbyterian church will gie the folio Wnt,' music selections at. the services today: Morning. I'relude "Kntrce du Cortege" . . Dubois Anthem "Lost Sheen" . . . . Fossi Offertory "Invocation" . . ! Anthem "At Thy Footstool I MlboiHroi.ip.le I.)iiboiö . P.ali.-te I'ostlud e "Recessional" I'vi'lllim. Oradutl" "Jehovah's Prai; AnthemIons" 5e Pro- ! . Woolen I elbruek I I)e j . row ii I . . Smart i OtTertory "Perceive" .. Anthem "In Heavenly Abiding" PostJude March in (I ., I L'mple Beth-El. The program of music to be given at th services today Heth-LT as arranged bv at Temple Miss Dora Hershenow. organist, will be as fal lows: I Acning. Prelude "Liven Song" J o b u .-1 n Schlesinger Service. Solo "Teach Me to Pray" . . Miss Zola Montgomery Violin Solo "Cradle Song" I V e tt ' ! Ingersoll ' T... i I Prof. Frederic II doration "Pastoral" Solly I Postlude "Marche Huptiale Hook'A dl First MethoJbt. The following program of hiu.-k-will be given today at the Fir.'-t Methodist church by the choir and the organist: .Moniiii. Prelud (ai Allegro ) Adagio. from third Sonata Guilmant Processional Hymn Dykes Anthem "Prai.-.e the Ioi d. h Jerusalem" Mfertory Largo, from World Symphony'' . . . Maunder 'The New . . . Dvorak J Solo "Oh. Divine keedeemer" Goliiiod Mrs. Max Miranda, soprano; Violin obligato by Miss Lstl.er Potlude Toccata. from Organ Symphony" .... L ruing. Prelude Scherzo. from Fulton. "Sixth . . Widor Tilth Sonata Processional Hyn . . . Guilmant . . . . Sherwin Altar Lov- . . . Hanscoin -mn Response "At Thine ly Kneel" I Anthem "My Faith Looks Fp to ! Three" Schnecker Violin mligato bv Miss Fulton. i ffertoryPo.stlude hadser' "Serenade" Kinder March. fi..n, "TanW.IL'IK'l St. James' Episcopal. it the 11 o'clock service today at St. James' church the vested choir under the direction of A. W. Cords will sing the following service: Processional Hymn Introit "Lead fMe Lord" I Kyrie Tibi Gratia Hymn Gloria Anthem "Sing Alleluia Forth" . .. Buck V'llfl or , M,w.4.. "viriiiiiin i 'S,,Uutus Benedietus .. Tours in F Tours in F Tours In :' Agnus Di Goria in Excelsis. ' Nunc Dimittis. ecesslonal Slover l M'ss Louise Studebaker. 529 W. Washington av., left Saturday noon for New York citv. w here she expects V. ;. t .v.. Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hildebrani'.. ü'l Ö Riverside dr., are spendin;: the week end at Chicago. Mis Gladys Jaqulth. Leland av.. who returned recently from a three weeks' visit in Denver, Colo will leave this morning for Jacksonville. 111., where she will attend the nois "Woman's collece. llhAnnouncements I i Mrs. Lilly Jessup. Mrs. Hefa Rayi i. tli i -1 , ouck, .Mrs. iieieu i .eriuiarui. .irs. Minnie Witwa r and Mrs. Bessie Tv'bnhnrv wltl b ho-f.-s ,t -a meet. i n nf ih. Ti F s; uiiTiliirv t.i bet

i PERSONAL I

held Monday afternoon in the Ma- ' her daughter, Mrs. Emilia Beczku -son.c ciui. rooms. I wicz. 117 S. Liturel st. Members of the Young Women s Alex Bukow ski. McPherson st.. Foreign Missionary society of Grace returned from Detroit where he has M. I-:, church will be entertained at been the past few days on business, the home of Mrs. Charles Bredbeck, George Grzelski of Chicago is in

iia; ins. S. Michigan st., Monday evenat the regular monthly meeting.

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The Housewife9 wvin; food ron ioll$. One of the most worried men in ! th country, now that Christmas' draws on on;:oe. is the toy buyer for: a lare department store. In order I to do his part to aid S.inta Claus in 1 making Christinas. 1317, as merry as Possible lor the kiddies, he must Reii dolls and toyt kitchens; and if drums and tin therV had bern a j conspiracy on the part of "ant Claus's enemies to keep toys out of I the country they could not have ,ir- ! r?ini,''l a tnuch belter means of ef fecting th.'.t end than the present war situation. The one tiling that everyone is" tryinc to conserve and the one thin? that we cannot do without, is food. and few people realize that dolls and ' toys are made at the sacrifice of food and that if we use every bit of the food products to nourish us, we shall not hae the wherewithal to make toys. Take, for instance, tin. Kvery bit of tin has been used to conser the foods of the summer, and tin enters very largely into the manufacture of toys. And wheat Hour is ued in abundance in makintr dolis" head.of a certain character, and with a wlieatless diet ar.d a v.heatle-s ueek, NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS i;..it. Arrangements ar being made f: the annual parochial bazar of St. Hedwige' church to be held in the auditorium of St. Hed wiue's school. W. Napier st., i i. t. -4 and A number of merchants and parishinners hae made many valuable donations, and nothing is being left undone oy the various committees to make it a grand success, exceeding that of former years. Attractive booths, including ice V fitlll, l t X 1 ' J , I ii ill j ni'i n, Ii Olli" made pastry, lish pond, and various ) others, will v artistically arranged in an1 ,n ciiarge or tne ladies of the church societies. The men will have charge of refreshment stands ami rafüing wheels fr poultry. The List day of the bazar will be exclusively for mothers. The second day will be fathers' day, while the third is being 'reserved for young P ople. Representative committees of the various ladies' societies are already iii the rield collecting money and the various articles donated for the bazar. MK lAb i: IkTS. The girls' gym class of Lady Falcons M. Romanowski will give a dance Tuesday evening at Kosciuszko hall, St. Chapin'st. Preceding the dance, which will open at S:3f? o'clock, a short program of calisthenic exercises ami tambourine drills will be given by the gym clasw. Niezgodzki's orchestra will play the ! program of dances. j The St. "Rronislawa" society, Poj lish Roman Catholic union of Amer ica, of St. Heclwige's church, will meet Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock ! at St. Hedwige school. -Members of the sixth ward home ', guards will give a dance this evenj ing at Warsaw hall. S. Walnut st. j Paege Rrothers' orchestra will fur- ; ni.-h the music for the evening, f The Folumbus. Red Cro.-s auxiliary will meet Monday evening at the IIi brary parlor of St. Hedwige school. I A meeting of Polish Falcons, Z. j Ralicki No. 1 will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at Z. it. hall. The meeting of St. John Cantius Literary society of St. Hedwige

li Jeune fimrch will le held Sunday evening . . Wesley j at s o'clock at St. Hedwige hall. Maunder j The singing practice of St. Hed- . .. Dallisjwige Choral society will be held . . Dallis ' Tuesday eveninu at S o'clock at the .. Smart j St. Hedwige school. . Groten ! The St. Stanislaus Kostka society

of St. Hedwige s parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the St. Hedwige school. The military band of Falcons Z. R. No. l will hold its rehearsal Monday evening at :?,0 o'clock at Z. B. hall. The Young Ladles sodality of St. Oasimir's parish will hold its meeting Sunday aft-rnoon at 2 o'clock In St. Gasimlr's school. A meeting of the Archangel society of St. isimir"s parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Casimlr's school. The junior gym class of Z. B. FalI cons will hold its exercises Monday I evening at Z. H. hall i The meetin--- of St. Peter-Paul so- ' ciety of St. Stanislaus church will N'- ne'ai Minnav arternoon at i :.. o'clock at St. Stanislaus' hall. The Voting Ladles' sodality of St. Hedwig, church will meet Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. rrRsovALs. A. YVerwin-ki. 4." S. has gone to Ghbago on visit. .To-ejdi fhapin st. I a business ! Frank Zmidzinski of Toledo is in i the city visiting with friends. ! Stanley Niedbilski. W. Thomas st.. 1 J was in La port- Fridayj Henry Gnach of Gary, who ! been here visiting with lrbnds ha lei ' Friday for North Liberty I Ti -zczk..w ski of rhicao is I in the lt visiting wuu uunii-. i " - j Mrs. Mary Kajzer of CitV IS spending a few Michigan davs with relatives here. She is the gu Jst of the city visiting with friends. Ignatius Werwinekl. 4 05 S. Chapla

Economy Calendar we must doll. If you alo have the wheatltss ! hae tried within the las ! f-w months to buy a doll you have) no doulu t-utsed that something was wronu somewhere. Perhaps you T.'iouirht that the trouble lay with j ourself. and philosophically mussel ; that dolls were not what they used to be, believing that it was simply bau. vour childish eye saw only dolly'M perfections and none of her j 1 fe,ts. Iteally and truly, the dollsof the present time are aboat as far below the dolls thatwe played with; when we were youn as those that our Kreat-crandmothers had and cherished. i .Iut why the present war f-ituationj should make it necessary for dolls' to have carrot-colored lip squint eyes and cross expressions it is hard ; to tell. (It course the persistent dye situation nupht have something to. do with the carrot-colored lips. In- . deed, perhaps nowadays dolls" lips; may be carmlned with carrot juice.; Put It is dithcult to understand why J so many of the American-made dolls i should lack dollish charm of shape and expression. (Copyright. 1?17.) st., left for a couple of days' visit ! with friends at Grand Haven, Mich Anthony Sdkorski returned to Fort Wajiit- after a brief visit here with ! friends. i Frank Labusienski. W. Division st.. was in Dowagiac on business Fri-j day. I John Pombrowiak of Laporto is in the city visiting with friend-. F Yank Otrembski returned to Gary after a brief visit with friends here. Adelbert Durda. S. Chapirt st., left Saturday morning for Three Rivers, Mich., for a week's visit Ith relative?. S. Rlazejak returned to Chicago ; after a business visit here. j Mrs. John Wiatrowskl and son re- j turned to their home in Minneapolis, j Minn., after a three weeks' visit with j Mr. ami Mrs. Adelbert Wiatrowskl. SOT W. Thomas st. James Kerwin, S. Chapiri 't., returned from a business visit at Dowaglac. Frank Jankowski of Fast Chicago j is in the city visiting with triend. I Paul Williams of Indianapolis is ; lure on business. ; John Galazka. who has been here j visiting with friends the past few ! days, left Friday for South Chicago, j S'tanley Zawronski, W. Sample st.. i has gone to Indiana Harbor tr spend two days with friends. G. Kruslinski arrived here from Laporte for a brief visit with friends. NOMINATE DIRECTORS FOR COMMERCE BODY Nominees to fill vacancies on the hoard of directors of the Chamber of Commerce occasioned by the expiration of rive terms, one removal from the city and one death, were announced Saturday by the nominating committee recently appointed for the Chamber. J. D. Oliver, one of the retiring directors was renominated to till the remaining year of the unexpired term of F. I. Hardy, who recently moved to Akron, O. C. C. Hanch was named for two years to till the unexpired term of the late L. Ixmis Kuhns. The live nominees to fill the regular vacancies on the board are: Dr. C. A. Lippincott, George W. Kalezynski. K. i Johnston, sr., A. G. Graham and A. F. Ehy. The directors whose terms expire this year are: J. Fred Christman, H. A. Engman, jr., C. L. Hibberd, J. D. Oliver and W. W. RIdenour. INDIANAPOLIS PASTOR ! DELIVERS ADDRESS! Rev. ". A. Cauhle of Indianapolis j addressed 3 3 members of the Indiana j av. Christian church and their I oj friends, Friday evening after a banquet given In the church dining room. Rev. Cauhle talked on the "Every Member Canvass" and emphasized the fact that this is the mos, feasible and etticient manner In which church work can be carried on. He also pointed out organization and personal sacrifice on the part of the individuals id their service to the work was necessary. Special music was rendered during the evening. Wanted Young Ladies Sixteen years of age. !To assist in selling merchandise, after

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-Those attending shigh school orefered. I . ö Apply at store. Charles B. Sax & Co.

The New Service Flag These Flas are o decorate only those proud homes that have criven one of their loved ones to the service. If two have crone forth from one home, two stars should be sewed on the flag, etc. Made of the finest bunting, size 3x5 and cost vou Sl.50.

Chase Plush Motor Car Robes The rich, plush folds of a Chase Auto Robe will keep you warm and comfortable when motoring these autumn days. Chase robes will outwear manv times over other woven fabric robes. We have them at all prices.

Showing and Selling Silk Petticoats Begins Tuesday A gorgeous display and selling of silk petticoats at very attractive prices. See Monday Evening Papers.

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McCORMACK'S golden voice wins its way into the hearts of all its hearers. By means of the Victrola vou mav hear McCormack's melting notes in the privacy of your own home. ' And McCormack is only one of the many really great artists who have chosen the Victrola to perpetuate their art. The Victrola is the embodyment of all that is best in music The excellence of any talking machine can be safely judged by the artists who make records for it. The greatest artists themselves have decided that instrument is the Victrola. The Victrola Department at Wheelock's Has recently been enlarged, that we may t give your needs more discriminating attention. Vou will find'a brand new stock of the latest type machines, in all models from si 5 to S25o. Vou will be aided in the selection of your instrument in accordance with your own personal needs. THE VICTROLA STYLE XVI, $200. Illustrated above. A new model, with newly perfected tour-spring motor, and enlarged tone arm and goose-neck. Equipped with automatic stop, and :o Record Albums. You will realize the remarkable value when you have heard it, and seen it. VICTROLAS $15 to $250. Convenient terms of payment. Complete Stock of Victor Records George H. Wheelock and Company Victor Products Exclusively.

Every Day is Opening Day

r ror i T Suits Women who want the NEW know that every express contains some new fashions direct from the fount of originality and distinction at Ellsworth's. Eor instance, only Saturday we opened fresh boxes of suits. They are delightful! Broadcloths and bolivias and chitTon velvets, silver tones and velour de lain with dark rich furs for trimmings. You surely will wani to see the NEWER Suits at Ellsworth's. 1 i : 1,1 WTC. '.'!. ' .J ' - u . !!', " I'.'h 'r''i 2, ;V.'"v.r.

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