South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 164, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 June 1918 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS

Complimenting I m is. Mrs. .1. A. Mr?. Grace l ink Rode entertained nformally th Mu-i.in's . i'lb at her horn-, -(:, W. Nn,irrf st. Xineteen quests were prer.t nd fvminj wai spnt wi'ii ni'Jiic -er.dered ty the ucvi. fr The Phi S;rna. sorority met Wedrvt.'iay evening at the home of Mrs. , Howard Cranfijl. 4ul V. Iisal!e , .f. The nfit metin will he held .! ur.e j, at the horn; of M:-- Pauline Ron irant, 214 V. N'jari c st TH'. merr.bfrB were prevent at he meeting of the W. C club, which v. u-3 held at the horr.e of Mrs. . la' ob Rarnhart, 7J- W. Wajne it.,! Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Prank Mack acted as hoste.-r hi two A'-fk. Mrs. Jacob Zerb. .H H. Lihth st.. P.it r Park, will enter- ; ?a;n tili member. 1 v The elub and the drill team of) !.iw Oak Crow Xo. 1 will b nitertained at a dinner .Sunday even.riR at the home of Mrs. Jumeis P. loore. ,10 II. Pennsylvania av., in j honor of Mrs William Mower of ilutr Park, who is leaving the city. Th annual outins of the Rotary lab wa held Wedne.-da afternoon rind evening at the Country club. Celf, baseball and horseshoe pitching were enjoyed during the after-.o-n and dinner ;is served at 5::10 'clin k to i:;0 v'uc:-ts. The Metropolitan orchestra plajed for danc.nu' during the evening. The ho.-te.-ses at the meeting of h Pythian Tea l-idits held at the K. of P. hall Wednesday afternoon vcre Mrs. Herman Libel, Mrs. RayiTiund elooley ;.nd Mrs. .1. Harding. It 'aus decided to discontinue the auxiliary meetings and take up the. work at the Red Cross headquarters. The hostess? for the next meeting luv not been announced I tit the date i.-- ;-et fur June -6. The Independent rjuh met with Mrs. Ldga.r Vanderhoof, 11 S L. South St.. Wednesday afternoon. Twe!c members and one ?uest Kfo present. Contest favors were won by Mrs. Anna Iee and Mrs. Jennie. Ward. In two weeks th flub will have a picnic at Hudson hike. The members will leave on t ho f o'c lock car. Mrs. Minnie Mejer. 11. 'it Haney ; entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Sejvinff circle Wednesday nfternoon. Twelve, member and two uuet. were present. Mrs. M. A Myers, llil Lincoln way P.. will r.tertain the members on June US. Mrs. Charles Markham. Ol.: X. College st., entertained the members of th Swastika club at her home Wednesday afternoon in hnor of Mrs. Frank Vincent, who will make her heme in Philadelphia, Pi. Members of the M. club met with Mrs. W. I, Raiers, 1117 Linoln way XV.. Wednesday afternoon. Xn.e members were present. Mrs. Clarence Shoup 111 S. laurel St., will entertain the club in two weeks. The Olive Grove "Woodman circle No. 1, will jive a caid party at the W. O. W. hall on F. Jefferson blvd., i'riday afternoon. Lveryone is .ordially invited. The Francis WiKatd W. T. V. will meet Friday afternoon at -j r cock witn .Mrs. Niniui'i iorury. 1F1J S. Lafayette blvd. Miss Maude Weber, 110 4 Notre Dame av., will entertain the Musician's club Thursday evening at her home, complimenting Mrs. Grace Fink Davis. Miss Weber will be assisted by Miss Wilda shonts and Miss Htlen Guilfojle. The Children of Mary of St. Joseph church will hold their regular monthly meeting at St. Jo&eph'ti At Wheclock's

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United State Flag Sets 3x5 foot cotton tlag with printed stars and stripes, jointed pole and flag pole holder. Complete s 1.50. A6 foot Flag Sets $2.20 5xS foot Flag Sets S2.75. United States Flags sewed stripes and fast colors 3x5 foot SI. 00 Ixo foot Si.5o 5x8 foot S2.00. United States Flag of Pure Silk, mounted on sticks, at 5c, IOC, 25c, 35c, 5oc, 05c. Fibre Silk Flags of United States. England and France 1 1 in. x 15 in., set of three, special Si. 00. George H. VHEELOCK & Company

h.ill at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. Alter the meeting all the members

will hike to Pottawatomie park for a niarihmallow roait. The former students of Western college. Oxford. O , will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday noon at t 'hain-o'-Ikei Country- club. Mrs. Kose, llarley, Jll N. Main st, has returned fiom Louansport, where she tpent a few days with her mother. Mis.s (J lady h Iloan of Gothen and Mrs. Jame.s Jiattie'd of Dunlap. Ind., have been :-pendin the past few das with Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mangold, l'L'6 N". Main it. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams, 104 'I Portage a v., motored to Chicago Wednesday where they will bpend a fevs days. Dewey Page has enlisted in the marines and is now stationed at Fort Royal, S. C. He is the son of Mrs. Albert 1 rye, IJ. Indiana a v. Dr. Arthur Schürt, of Ann Arbor, Mich, is a suest of his brother, Daniel r. Schürt., X. Iafayctte blvd. Word wa:- tecened Wednesday from Harry Finch of Camp Taylor at his home, lor, Lincoln way V., that he had recehed promotion to camp sergeant. Mis Genevieve Fowler, Nazal eth academy, Kalamazoo. Mich., lias returned home to i-pend the summer acation with her mother. Mrs. Catherine Fowler, 4 24 Lincoln way XV. Frank Hunt of l'rank Im. Ind.. is isitins; his sister, Mrs. John Hunter, 710 Portale av. Mr. and Mr. J. P. Kclloss; of Monon. Ind.. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rowman, 715 Cottase Grove lv., Monday and Tuesday. Robert Ruechner, 62a Cottage Crove av.. is expected home from Ann Arbor university the first of the week. Austin Haser. SOS Harrison av., ha sune to Canada where he will work on a farm near HagersvilTe. Herman Darrow of Ctlenwool Springs. Colo.. i isitinr h;s sister. Mrv. Clifford Dulin, till Hnrrison a v. Word lias been friends here of the first lieutenant of J. received by promotion to W. McKenna of Camp Sheridan. Ala. Mis Irene (Joft'eney. Peter st., armed home from Greeneastle. Ind.. it o . i . Wednesday he was graduated from Iepauw universitv. Women's Var Work If the hospital supply department of the local Red Cross chapter is to till the quota which has been assigned to it the women of the city must volunteer their services in that department more readily than in the past. The ijuota. specifying that the garmex-tü must bo finished and in the warehouse Ly August, includes 1,000 convalescent gowns, 5u baby layettes, ö00 trench foot blipptrs, 800 girls' dresses, und 20Ö girls pinafores. The two rooms devoted to this work at the Red Cross headquarters are. always quite well tilled in the afternoons but the morning workers are lacking. The rooms are open from 9 until 12 in the morning and from 4:00 until Z in the afternoon. In addition to the assigned quota the department plans to make ä00 comfort kits just as soon as pofciblc. A large attendance is desired at the all day meeting of the Auten W. R. C. Red Cross auxiliary No. 18, which will be held Friday at the old court house. An order for 1,400 trench bags has been received. At Whcelock's Flag Day Friday, June 14th One hundred and fortyone years ac:o Friday the llrst American Flair vis designed for more than one hundred years it has waved "O'er the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave." Fly a new Flag on that day.

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REVEL A TIONS OF A WIFE

I ' Bv Adrl jwirr madgi:s hopi: or win ! NINCi'MItS. i ILA II AM': 1 1U1.NI ship wmn:iii;i. t r i, . j i . . . j i.. ' xl j puiiiita uy '..iiapdiaH lor weekjj I could not have thought of i anything better calculated to rivet I my mother-in-law's attention than the luncheon at Fraunce's taern. When fehe had announced hex intention of abandoning our sight- : aee'n trip in order that me mischt! SO home and" discuss with her son , fcome mytrtericus secret -onnected j with his patt life and that of Lillian j Gole. I had told her that she would t be urble to see him. and su--tted luncheon at the old revolutionary

inn. I was determined that no onianv one havimr the ncht tc D'.'ions

should talk to Dicky on the subject befoie I did, but 1 had been very doubtful at the x-eception my su:eation wou'd :eveie. To my surprise the ruse succeeded perfectly. The elder Mrs. Graham enthusiastically adopted mv suSö'estion, and from the moment j she made the decision no one would ( ha dreamed from her appearance j or her actions that she had just ' I been fewest bv a Morni of emotion I jo:- had undergone a heart attack. I besari to understand what Dickv had meant when lie said that his : mother Wus like a child in in.uu i things. She as the last person In the world, I had thought, to whom one could compare a child, but i there war omtihin? very youthful in her wliole-hea rted enjovment of

the place, and her mercurial forget-! doorway. Save for the modern fulness of ;!. emotional storm ! dres of the diners and the uniwhich we lia both passed. 'forms of the waiters, we muht well "There i.s only one word that de-! have been transported back to the -cribe this.' he .v,ki when ourjdavs of the Revolution, cab drew up before the 1o" of the' A youns man in pluni-colo: ed old hostelry. "It is on- of the mostl'-oat and knickerbockers of pre-

abused words in the lanuaRe. but i !it surely fits this place " "I suppose j ivj mean 'quaint. '" I "iu smiling " it always eornes into i m mind when I the building." ' "Fxactly." she returned pood -in t a j naturedl.v. "No, we wil! not 1 for a littb- while. I want to ! sood view of the outride JirM ! "This i :t leally wonderful ' w av." 1 said. ! Sh (xaniinol it riticaü.v. "Ves. it is a tood doorway." she I assented nt last. "TIih knor k r is !a fine oxample of colonial work also." I I smiled to myself ;,t the note of 'absolute finality in her u-e. Idently Richard's mother was jself again. Fi-! heri "nave you se.n the siriV" I ; ed. indicating the euriou!y scribed metal heet which h inns above our head announcing, as it had in the days before the Revolution, that Sam Fruunces. the halfbreed West Indian, was "mine host of the inn.' She looked at it with interest. "How quer it she commented. "that thee inanimate objects remain in the world w hile the brains J that planned them and the hands j that executed them have born dust j for a century." She had vob-ed my own thoughts I

iOOl in wonderment. I was finding many points of view in common NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS SOC I LTV HONORS 1U:V. A. ZU HO WICK. A surprise party and a literary program was given in the library; :00ms of St. John Cantius Literary j society of St. Hedwige's parish Wed- j nesday evening at :Ö0 o'clock in honor of Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. . S. C, pastor. The affair was the last of the season literarv program 1 ...... 1 given by memoers or tne literary society and incidentally a urprise party planned by the society on Rev. Fr. Zubowiez's namesday to take Place about the same tima, was combined, with all of the members and a number of invited guests taking part. The party was one of the most pleasing affairs of its kind t given this seasoti. A color scheme of oink was most ertectivelv cairied !i ut in the decorations. The stream-i i rs of pink crepe were spread from walls of the room to the center of the room where they were taucht to a Moral tasket of pink roses. Imring the refreshments at heau- , tifully appointed tables, impromptu, ühort speeches were made hy ilev. A. Zubowicz, r.cv. .Stanislaus llruza, Ik V.. Madiera, Mrs. Stanley Dre- ' jer, Mi.s Victoria iStrausb and John i II cjkiew icj. The other members i wf-rc tVitureil as follows: Piano C.i .!.... n-i,ii., at,i,i.lh- ,.,.

so accuratelv that I looked :.t lirttbat sometime l nimm win mv

tation. Mi.s Clara ILun; and vocal ! oas "IoubIi with his re.attves and solo rtndered by Mis, Asnes nrajas,nd-

j Tho.-e in attendance report an ;ini usually enjoabl time until a late ! hour. Music for the dance was played by J. Wozuiak. piano and violin by J. Kuczwara. Misses llenritla . and Clementine Dominski. Clara 1 Haun. Clara Kol jp.i. Angela Woji talewicA. Ilettio Niespodzianc. 1Y. i I '.t -ojkiew icz. L. Kitkow ski, : I rylewski and J. Kuczwara FranK iu:n- ; j oil the committee, i A ery interesting program was en in St Hedwige's school audiI torium TJiursday morning by the 1 pupils of fifth, sixth, seventh ind ! cichth grades, as a tribute to the ; pastor. Kev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. s e.'. The uca-sion beil.? Iiis feast j da- today. I The auditorium of the school was I w-ell r":Iled with school children. i-itors and friends of Itev. A. Zu1 owlcz. Tb.e program rendered was .4 follow Piai.o volo 'asimir L.jz.i : chorus. "Nichaj Zairzin Piosn" by tiie tifth, sixth, seventh and eighth Krades: recitation. T. Kydvnski; bet. no and viO;ir., Paul ar.d

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GrrmoJ with my husband's mother. A tiny sprinz of hope begin to sprout in my heart, belief that .sometime I ot!?m hK.ik down her rrejudice : . .... i ; her t Vin ! aains me. aim i.im m -' womanly ompanionhip w hich I so sorely needed. We passed to the fMe and read the tablet placed upon the builditv after its re?toration oy the Sons of the Resolution. 'Hete Washington took faiewell of h; oMieers." my mother-in-l.iw read aloud. "The?e aie the things which alone make tho-" p'tr:otic so( ;etic. worth while." 1 commented idly, My mother-in-law stiffened. "To to them they are worth wiu.e in any case." frhe said frigidly. I r'.u hed hotly, both at the need less lebuke and my own tactlc.-nss-I had forgotten what Dicky lad once told me of his mother. Mr.. (iraliam's Aiivsl4)r Hu." "She has the ancestor bus." he had said laut: hin sly. "If there's an am estial s-ociety in exiteme which she hasn't joined I'd like to ste it. for it nu;t be a curio. 1 think shed for Ko out and burn incense on the biases of her revolutionary ancestors. a s tJi- c'hines-e do. if she dared." I hail felt a momentary foolish little pan?;, for all 1 knew my -jreat-randfathef mtsht have been handed i'or stealing sheep. Resohed to treat more carefully. I followed her through the old llev ulutionary fashion bow ed lowas we entered and ushered to the door of the dining room. His loni,', curling wi' was powoereu. hoes had immerise buckles, and his Iiis whole appearance w;is most imposing. Hut my mothex -in-law 's mood Iliad Middenly eered from admira-door-i tion to ea ptiousnevs. "That's a very filly thin;." -he commented a idly . "and inaccurate as well. The lackevs if that time did not wear powdered wirrs." "Hut I do not think this man is supposed to represent a la key," I vaid. "I surpose h is rather actini? the part of tbe old major domo or ) even the proprietor of the place in thus welcoming the guests." ' "Your imagination does you : more credit than your knowledge. " my mot her-i n-law answered, smiling grimly. Never in my hfe liave I met a ; woman who dares to be a- rude as : does my hu.-band's mother. She apI pears to consider that she has a i risht to say what she pleases to ! ;:ny one. no matter what wounded setisi.dlities she leaves in the wake of her words. 1 siahed wearily as 1 followed her to a table near the immense old fireplace, which held a glorious wood th e. My little sprig of hope mother-in-law's withe rincr. friendship was fast jCron.is.laus Kochanovvski; ocal solo, Louis Woodka; recitation. "Do KroI lowej Polski." M. Kitkow.-ka: violin ; sob. XV. Szymanowski: piano solo, j Louis Woodka; recitation. "Ojc.yz1 na," Genevieve Grzek: duet, piano, C. Ruduik and T. Wesolowska; iiolin solo. W. Gr.yw ienski: violin solo, C Nowak: recitation. "To the Flag." A. Huczkowska; piano solo. Czajkowski: chorus bv the grades Jm.t piaMO an1 violin c. '. Luzny aT), j Krankiewicz. Remarks by Rev Fr zuL,owicz; j.iano solo. C. y Luv. A bouquet of St. Joseph lilies xva's iven to the pastor. SOCIAL LVFATS. The M. Romanow ski Falcons w ill hold their exercises Friday evening at Kosciuszko hall. Chapin st. The girls' gym class of Falcons Z. Ralieki. No. 1, will meet Fridayevening at Z. P.alicki's hall, W. Division st. The Polish military committee i will hohl its meeting Frblav eveninz at R o'clock at St. Hedwige' library i pallors. IT.ItSONALS. Jacob Kowalski of South Chicago arrived here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kose Hudzinski. He is the piiest of Mr. ISudinski. 'O'l S. Harris st. ! Anthonx 'arnecki. member of ! the Poli-h army, left Wednesday I e nins: for Camp Niagara on the lake, Tanada, after pending a 10 Thomas st. j Alex Prechur. YV. r:is;on st.. w'uo i I had his tonsils and adenoids rej moved Wednesday, is doin nice!-. J. Itychlewski., W. Co)f.i a ., left j Tuesday for Madison. Wis. ! Mis Macda'ene Wilecka. XV. Jfj torson llvd . returned from e'hi.ago wncr,1 sne aitenueu ine i'lneiai oi her cousin. Mrs. 1'. llbii.ka, T IT W. li i.ion st.. underwent an uperatiovi at th Kpworth hospital Wednesday atterr.oon. Mr. A. W. Mkhahk of Ldic spent a few da. with fr:'-nds here. She was the s.;cst of hv ir.otlier. Mrs. Job.n Paiuo. eJrace st. Joseph Pudzir.iki i. expected here f'riduy at th home of Andrew lladi.inski. his brother. He is called here by tiie death of his sister-in-law. Mrs. P.oe Pudzmski. Regular tr.eetms of IV "reu of u. ocanontas lur.izn: at oc.ociv. Nom in t ;om of o'ru-er ami iler' w. oj k. t ' J T -1 '

RIVER PARK

Mi.s Ielia -le will demonstrate; 10'' per cent w heatle ss breid at the) scliool huur-e Friday afternoon at! Tent mtettiis unde:- the d.re.tiunj of Rev. p. Hitchcock, pastor of the j Free Methodist th'irch. u'ill bein . Monday, June 17. A iai-- tent will be erected on the vacant lot on j Fourteenth st.. between Pleasant j and Vine st. The t'rst '-i - will i re held at 7:.b Mondiv evening. Rev. W. C. Mutlitt of Kalamazoo, j Mich, will arsive here J iidaV. June' -1, and will conduct the quarterly conference and assist with tl- spec ial meetinars A c-oniiai imitation i i- ext tided t the publ.c to attend j all meetings. The Woman s Rule i b w ill bold ihei. annual picnic Juno -'J at Pot-' tawatomie park. Anyone who wishes, to join them will be welcome. The members cf tb.e Mv?-li- t.t.e made arranseinents to hold a picnic , at lludsn lake Saturdav at al meeting held Wednesday -eiiiii at I the home of Mi.-s Mary Rerfd. F.ch member will invite n tii.jnd ;,nd take a io lu iii -h for two Mrs. .Marshall Rail. N. Sex t nth st.. entertained at 0: '.0 o' lock dinner Wednesday in honor of Mrs A. W. Smith of Losddle. Ind. ('overs were laid for seven The D'- Delta Si.nd.i.v m bo-V class and their teacher. Mrs. . diver' Gates, wer entertained Wedned. 1 evening by Mrs. Ruth Wam-r .uid the Misses Orpii.t and Mjbel Hoove;-, at their liniue on Pleasant st A bort biitino.s session was held : when arrangements were made for ' the annual outing to -t hel(j Sat-; urdav , June j.:, at Chain l.tkes. o- j cal and instrumental masic w.!--' rendeied darini: the social limn. Tile ekift.-. Will meet July 10 with Mis Ai.iila I.ec. S. lifteenth st. Mrs. (. i: Allen was hostess at' I o'clock dinner Wednesday in' hoiK-i of Mrs. C. Winters and Miss U'c-vie Yoini: of Newcastle. Ind.. who aie her, attending the Sunday school convention. Covers, were laid for D. TIip table was at- j tractively centered with lilies and roses. j The members of tho Rid.es' Aid society of the M. F. church met at Red i "ross he;ubi.ui tf-rs Wed:ieday and sewed on hospital ferments and made -urgical dressings. They hae planned lo meet ery Wednesday. Re. R. I'. Hitchcock has re-, turned from Indianapolis whete lie' was a guest of his brother. R. ! Hitchcock and family. ' Mrs. R. F. Weiler of Mi- hin City, Ind.. i heie for a few d.ys'i visit with River Park lelatives. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hunsburger and daughter, Mis Grace Hunsburger and Miss Mstlu-r Rechlitner of , Mihawaka will return from Bloom- ! irgtin, Ind.. today wlu.re they at-; tended the commencement e-erises , al the state university . Miss Huns- ' burger was a member of the class, j Mrs. F. Weaver, Mi? lawaka av.. is improving at St. Joseph hospital, j Mishawaka. where she mi "omitted to j an operation. She expects to be brought to her home Saturday j Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hoover. S. j N iii(tenth st.. will mve to their new home on X. Sv etc-nth st., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs M.-ldn Heplei. Ninteenth st.. have moa-d to Main St.. Mishawaka. George Woodmorth .f flkhnrt! tratis-ictid business here Wednesday. Mrs. Harn Mathews and son. of Tampa, Fla., aie here for a visit with Mr. Mathews' patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.. Witwer. Mi-b-awaka m. Mrs. T. J. Shely. S. Sixth :.. will leave Friday for a visit with her daughter. Miss Hertha Shelv at c'liicago. Fmil Gic-ei. x. Fi-hth st.. who has been ill the past two weeks shows improvement. Mrs. F. R. Thomas h-ft Thursday morning for a week's Uit at Fort Wayne. Ind. C. Huffman of Iki City. Mich, who is visiting friends in South Rend, was a guest of Mrs. R. Voting. Mishawaka av., Wednesday. David Winget. who has been ill with erysipelas and blood poisoning, the past two weeks, is reported better today. Mrs. R. J. Turner Wft Thursday for a three weeks' visit with relatives and friends at Toledo, O. Miss Jessie IxDng is in Chicago this week. 1 ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES I A joint committee of all Odd Fellow and Uebekah lo.Jes in South j Beiul has prepared a memorial pro- i pram which will be piesr-nted b'un-; day afternoon at 2:C0 o'clock in the halt of South Cend lo.j.-r. No. 29. j Main and Washinto i si.s. JutK'e I J. 1. Harmon of I'lkhart. pa.-t grand i master of the lotl'". will the principal Mitakrr. reotional service- will be . onducted bv Ilev. Kil hard Cr -owder. otto A. r.ever--. lti ict l'-puty -fand ma.-ter, will n esiuP at Ihei meeting. The prosrair will include the reading of th- roll of honor of the lodse. which wil contain the names of all members now in the service, and the rdln of the roll 0f the deceased. ihr- nroeram wi aso or. bun Jtcveral musical numbcrr. The entire st u k of grocery store at . 1 Ltvd.. "will be sold I at wlio'.f-tV p::c . 'i fd -iday TloM ue.ler s J-ifcrsn mtji-ni:. störrow eb'.-cd while .ui invciito.; stock is br;nz taken. Mt-. Ml of ' e r ha- been in the croc rv business in i .......

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- - - in town. .lo.-n Auten W and supper P. t". w'.;i serve dinner at the old court ho.i.e Wednesday and Thursdav for tiie delegates tf the Sunday sschool conenti"n Pinnr .."c; supper .;c i, Ad-.

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Children! Wear Ever child. Kiri Miiall. should have a a'U vei;;ht coat tor cool even inp and early fall -rear Thi i our opportunity buy t hem at prices 5or; le than the actual value.

(ats in all w ool er,e and shepherd check-?, acres 3 to vear, while thev lat at S2.08. (Iliildren's all -.vo.l veaters. colors ro?e. .u'old and Copen; sizes :o to So; actual S4.no value, at s:.S. Buy your infants" ve-t-a iui bands lor next -vim er müh' before the ada:ice comes. The Vanta and Minneapolis, hirts are tiie bei on the market and vc hae a viood stock d' them on hand. Ml wool, silk and wool, and cotton; price lover than the wholesale cost of toda. Notions eedle at loc a paper, f'ins at 5 and 1 ;c a vav.

.otton Tare- , 1 1 each. ilk Tliread afet Pins l : c spot 1. loc a to card. Hair Fmis. 5c to :;c b. Dress Shields at all prices. Scissors at all pri is Beltings at all pri

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2 Packages Mince Meat. . . 15c 2 Small Cans Peas 15c 5 Juicy Thin Skin Lemons 15c 2 Dozn Extra Heavy Can Rubbers 15c Liberty Bell Catsup, bottle 10c LIEUT. CULVER BREAKS POST RECORD BY AIR i MiW V'"'KK. Juli" 1 '.. In j n - j torius r-.ce with a tb(inIerstorm, i Ueut. Cuhr r today brok the air I lost record between Philadelphia ana .ncv.- "i otk. i i e ieu i-iiuaaei- ! hia at J : p. m. and arrived 3t Pelrnont park mm-ifs later, ryin at :h rathour. 147 miles an At Trenton t h underslorm. dir'ttior. Pa the ni- ow-rtonv ,i ii:oin in the same ssing throui'h it, be 1 eat th rain into Relmont park half an hour. H" rb'w an alrpTre cq-.iipped with a Liberty motor. i The Corset hop, 1 Z( S Main st.. specialises in the proper titling of LaCaml'le corsets; the corset wrtn 'tiie piineij v eniuo-vaciv V, . r ' - If ic: J V- a. . , ' l w - v. . w i. . . . . or a. tittin. w win be 0tin, we will be 0'lad to t t ou in jour own home Our eors't gLe the best satisfaction, and we are s.:re of your future patrona-e. when once ycj he become .i IaCamilb? wearer, p.oth pboi.ts. Adv.

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