South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 186, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1918 — Page 5

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dav ,,f-o-s room - ThTim' was spent in vk : pg followed a short husinesTh" next m''ir. wj'! IT at thn Red "r "-- ! Mr 5. Lojit Kivar,.iv a :t : w hi-h Ti -tr. . r.'M JMv . m . i' h Ml? .To--phin- M'Ke, ; ""b "Woodward av.. f n? rta ;n"l .it dinner f!Jn?slav rvfnini,- fr,r Mr?- F.,-'-ii M. Herfner of Akron, m, forni'r! "f this c It v, who lsxis.tmg with r!atl and friend- "I" , - t..ib a' whirh thrro were, places fr J wi centered v. ith ;in ;ittr:n tr. houu.'T of Am'rican heautv ro- .-. T ; -. - - -'r. g tn dinner The pr?v motored o Tt. Joseph. The TM'niT. of Mit. Madehne Mtrov-. formerly rf South Ikrid. to Ma a Sch lan berg of thi. riv w aannounca July 4 a', a d-h htfu! 1 o'clock dinner at th- hnm of M; -Gron in riuchar.d n. Mlrh. A zroip of Mii Gros.Vs oi:th lrnd f r i Mdformi th pirty. Mm. f. r; Rlinrhrd. r T;. Kease- .f t entertained at a o' lork dinner Wdnsdy evenin;' at ii-i" honi, in honor of Mr. ad Mr Arthur K-rsteter and Daln Grimm of r J Ii0. M'. f"oer.-. wer- lud fr? II. Announcements The metin nf tb." Woman'. Milioiary society of th- W'estniirist'T Prr..byterian hurcli . hieb waf to n.fi reen nn mi.-, aiTrnoon i,a been postponed indefinitely. Tfie Headquarters cnriinitiv au- i lliary will meet thi evening at th Clinic, IUI N. IifayrttM blvd. ; i Th1 Mon?on rhapei rhur-'h will j hold an ice "ream social at the home of Da id F.rown. frnnistown id.,! Saturday evening. J A rr.eetinu of th" South F. aid , "branch of the .lewi-h board will; meet at 2 o loej; Monday at Tem- ! plf fth-Kl. All :nrolled members; as well as tb.op interested in fh, voi k ar rdilf,ted to b- prs"nt as Important business i- t be ran led ' on. PERSONAL 'hrl"s A Hupr, ompany . nd ! enrinei Iia.- returned to Fori Benjamin Ihrnson after spending a live das" urlouh with his parents, ( Mr and Mr.-. P. C. Uupe. :. 1 7 s. : Ki.-h st. Dr. and Mis U H. Hillman and taruilv. 1 " t .". l'or;.:;r av . p-nt th"; Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. . P. DaComb at their fottaüe at Diamond like. Mr ard Mrs binroln way W Mr. and Mi. .! M I' h . for o "r P ich i d Kuehn, ."."i th' i?U"vtS of Pal ley. Indian lie. the I'ouith. I'liiK r A lli-iiis, . vv il v S.it ui d i v . w h r t hev will Mr. and Mrs. ;'(:. S. Mam vt . for Reserve. W: i e tii" Us!s of Stlldeoaker, T., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. t iu-ii-ummer home. . Albert A. A'ernethv of Sr. Pan!. .Minn, is iitin-r hi parent- Mr. and Mrs K. S A;'erneth Marquette t. .M r. AI'tTiit t h w il I t h" f it until he 1 cei v e1 e ma : n hi call in to enf ' the a rmy. '."fter Hurvvich, Tavlor left : 1 il.iy to artend summer vchool at St. .lohn's Military academy. Del field. Wi. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Good and family motored t lake Yawae Thursday to spend a rouple of dav. i;l,Ks Willi MUIIM.S. Ilnii.in M. ei hawser of F.iUhart. Ind.. was accepted by Sei it. F. J. Murray. of th" local marine corps recniitinic station Fri-'av. and wa ent to Paris I:.ind, S. C, for Training:. NOT1C1-; TO CITY WATFIi I F.IIs. The annuaV water i ontrart. have expired June ",0, 1 ? 1 . All . UsTomers of the water department u"sirinr water -ervire tnut arrange for Mm ly July ;f. I'M. Tli-" locnfed in the nrst zne ;-nut apply for a m?er whll" th -.-. lo.atc! iu the second and thi: t! -.-.ones. niaV arrange ior rat rate .t;,-,. j,, half eir and one -a 1 rtp Any contracts not renew meters lpp'"''! !o-, ..fo;e F; o 1 1 e - -tr. eu or :o. F! 5. we w:P. oe o:npei..d t 1 a..--Jm that no further s.- ice uesi . d end wi!! therefore ii s 1 ui t in ;e ill" upplv as prompt I v p"s.b!e CITY WATKi; W..HKS Advt -'.0;.;:. rovT ronr.r.r " pav your bunrirv drive.vom tak your a"atior r f o r " ..?;-? Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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REVELATIONS OF A WIFE By Adele Garrboa-

hn Lillian !'nrt"rw ood told m thi' bet-v-.irs before h- hid ;if-n up baby daughter in payment for he;- husband's withdrawal of Incky'M ram a o-r p"nd-nt in his suit 'i u' i : 'i -f hf,r for 'ih or , my nrf lm-p-.;-e w ;i - n?i' of horror-stricken fvnii'üthv for h-r. T)i"'t :in ' tli" rf i"tion A f.amir. ..ilo'.v ptivt !op d nif from hid to foot. "How she mu' have, loved Pickv to d thi- for h:m!" The thought .t t upon my brain like a led;;o hammer. 'Don't think that, my dear, for it u-ti't true." I hid not spoken, hut i'h hr almost unrannv ability t

to divine the thoughts of other po- j i in,id no reply. In my newplf. vh' ha.l fathomod min. "I w;m i born friendship for Mis. Undf'r-al..'-rv fond of Dikv. hut I . wood mi whi-h I fdt would be an r,evr was in love uith him." , enduring fiir. ! wishii. oh. o "Then wh did mike such aiearnestlv. that she ould be hroucht

faTirire '.'" I j-tainnif red. "Uliv' Ther-. was absolutely no other way," she s,id. opninff her j wonn-rrui vis wiu' im .imaemin eves Wide 1?) that I had not at onc- grasped lir j point of vj-w. 'Tbckv w as absolut -i inno'en of any wron-donii.. but j thrcu'li a combination f "ir-'um-l stan' s of w hi' h I sha'i tr 11 ou. i mv husband had tr-ithrr'd a dmw i of Mid'-n'' whieh wouid h on i him tb- diorre if it had been pr3- . S"n t ef . "H- bargained njth nie; ; I hd tu izw u t all latm to th" baby. He to withdraw Oi-'kx's nam", and all other -hartes ee"pt that of le1 s rtiou Thus Iick- wa saved a scandal which would haw followed i i ... i i. : ii 1. : . 1 : ...... t i n i na mp i i mm i 1 1 in-. 1 1 1 .1101 I was spTred th" fastening of H ishnmeful -rdict upoii m". Of I coui erybod" who read about I th caif arid did not know me. be- ! li"ved ni" truilty anyway, but my j friends stood by m- r:allantly. and I that part of it is all rirrht. Put ! every time I look at that baby fa'o j I am tempted to wi.-h that I had ; l"t honor, the rishtin? of Dicky, everything tr l;o by the hoards, and taken mv rhano' f havinj; h"r. ev en if it nej e only pj rt f the time." H"i rif- was rouch uneven, as she finished speakinp. hut that was the only evidence of the emotion which I knew must have her j 1 stretched upon the rack. j Piuht there ! capitulated to lallian Fnderwood Alwavs. through 1 i my dislike ana nisirusr 01 ner. 1 ner - - - . t I had striiiCIed an admiration which j would not down even when Lj thouzht 1 had most cause to fear' her. j Rit thi revelation of the real bisene. of th woman caught my allegiance and fted it. Sho liad sarriheed th' thin which was nu.st precious to her to k-ep her ideal of1 honor unsullied. I felt that could never have made a similar sacrifice, but I mentally saluted her for her power to do it. 1 realized, too. the reason for Dicky's deference to Mrs. Fnderwood. which had often puzzled and sometimes angered me. Once when he bad iciven him a rakintc over for the temper he displayed toward me in her presence, lie had srud: "You knovv I couldn't tcet ansry at ou no matter what you said; 1 owe nu too much." I had wondered at the time what it whs that mv husband "owed" Mr Fnderwood. The riddle was oved for me at lat. 1 am not an impetuous woman, and I do not know how 1 ev r mustered up courace to do it Hut the sucht of Lillian Fndrvood's face Women's War Work AN on I mi WAY !' CARRYING a rii i.l:. "I catitiot carry a rub- bui ! can do without wheat," said a hoary- , h-.aded veteran of the Civil war re-! cent!v . All the rijchtins spirit of the liays of was reflected in hi ' d"teim:nd look. His heart was I st.r. vounu enr.ucli to yearn to be ovti tiler- with the hoys of 1M. He wanted t do his part in settling; once and ftr all the Hun's insult to ! v iv r.w.af.on. P .t th.o;h h; hear1 was younc. ; ii, rheumatic mints reminded him ( sa.ilv that he could not hope to take anv activ' part ill today's war. He knew, however. Iht there was a part lie could tili ji'.av-. he could (Mi 1 1 1 i : " his share of th" needed wh-at t tho who are actually arr nit; the j l'les There are m.tnv m"u too .Id to air ri1". There ar- -ome ouna met; who;e physical ill- prevent tl:MM fiom oin: across Thm theta a'e women and children who a'inoi '; e (t the front. But all tb"s.- inn and should p'-de thems e . e to ! no v 1 1 c i 1 h o v t a c e w hea t of the durmc The net three months. It is onl v-rsonal sarin"1 and iime; liveh anj in-

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w a f, too much for me. Without any r 'Ii.' i ' I I ''lll'll '.'M 1 ' 1 . I ' J i t J found my arms ground her, and J her fa f pre-erj against my houl-j d-r. j I expected a Mnrm of erief. for I kr.ew the woman had been holiinz herself in with an iron hand. ft.it (inly a feu- convulsive ranvp. merits f her should er betrayed h-r -motion. and when "he raid hr t ir- to TmnP lur pvps vrf. tar-t f wt 'l than my own. "It't. lucky this armorplatp of n 1 1 n - is warranted." f-.h1 said, with a brave attempt at Jir usual nwkinz tone, "or your uou-n woubl r plyternd witj powder und rouKe. to abandon the tawdry, vulvar mask of rouce and powder which shrt rontinuallv UHd . ! know." sh- sail, auain divining and answrini; m untpokfn thouht. "If frr m baby conies back to no oij will se a leanfa -d woman with p pper and s-ilt hair mothfrin' her. But until that tun', if it r er roms. T liae to tramp alon' with the procession j n, tfailin with. It's the kind of thine: Harry's us"d to. o,i know, with the rrowd in's in. It is haid1 fair- to hini nut to play th a me." The Kallantry of her, tryincr to plav th" anie with .1 moral weakling like Harry Tndervvood. and th uriou feminin" twist in a brain otherwi-e so superior that would permit her to delude herself into the idea that her atrocious make-up mad" her look youncrer and more attraetiv e' Hut it was not that thought that held my attention and j-tirred me to Mdick inpstioninT. "Oh. is there a 'Vance of your havinti her again"' "I am always hoping for it." she answered ouietly. "When her father married acain. several years ao that was before my marriage t Harry I hoped against hope that he would jdve her to me. Vor Ti knew the hound knew better than anvbody else that all his ile chances were false." Her eyes blazed, her voice was strident, her hands Hasped ano un 1 1 . . . is if a strinc had iaj-peu. i nen been loosened, she sank back in her chair at'ain. "Put he would not srive her to inc." she went on dully, "and he could not even if he would. For his mother, who has the child, is old and devoted to her. It would kill her o take Marian away from her. "You av my pink room'."' she demanded abruptly. 1 nodded. The memory of that rose-colored nest and the look in mv hostess' eves when on my other visit she had said she had prepared the room for a voting pirl was yet i id. "I spent weeks preparing it for 'her. when 1 heard of her father's remarriace." she said. "When I tinally realized that I .ould not have her, I liy ill for weeks in it. On my recovery I vowed that no one else but she or 1 should ever sleep there. I have another bedroom where I sleep most of the time. But sometimes I so in there ami spend the niuht, and pretend that 1 have her little 1 ody snuggled up close to me just as it used to be." (To be continued. j personal savin? that will Kive us : anv wheat to send until next har- ! vest. There are other foods in I plenty for Americans to eat as ; wheat substitutes. To eat thce and release every pound of wheat possible is one way , of carry ins a ritie in this war ; asain?t haroarous autocracy. .SALVATION AL.MY WOMLN SAIL FOR FRANCi:. A roup of workers belonging to tile Salvation army m America cailed recently for Prance, according to announcement made by the geneitl war work committee of the army. Tiles women will reinfoite the '.m)l tiaiiied Salvation armv war worU;s who have been enaaged in i eht!" service m tile battle zone sine the Fnit-d States entered the war. "Mir workers ate frequently very iinir tlie actual front, and often un.ier shij fire.'' stated a menioer of the gent-t.ii war work committee. "Th work ioTi- r these w.untrn has h i .1 such a tilinc erfect upon the Anienc. n forct- that r-oth the troops in the trenches and the military authoMtie of hiheit tank have voiced thir unqualified appreciation and approval of the work artompushed." The leader .f the Salvation army ;n Amen a. Miss Evangeline Rootii, will 20 to Kr-tne to inspect tlie work MTiA juipment of lie;- workers abioad and to confer with her rept eenta ti es who are niakinc plans foe -x'ens;ons. Speakinc of th? v oi k abroad Mis Footn saiu "Women are dotng a valiant srv. i( ilon; Th front and whn hitoris written th'.v wp.l :.m recognized as ho m; pet formed an i v d is pen sa b!e work right up where The sheli are but st;ni. as well as in our comn. unities at home. Iti Th foer war the Salvation armv -air.ei ii-. rirst experience m hutir. ent work To-d-iy we ar (f.;!;n: with th fhtrs maintaining over C'"1 hjTs and hostel. We are opeiatm 4 tmbu'.ances in ou rst-aid work, erv tr.c the bae hospital wherever possible In our hutment service we aim to make the soldier realize the atmosphere of home. . "In our eookmc. mending, and servms sandwiches and hot coffee m

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Conserves are fruit product. prepared by rombinins several different kind? of fruits which friend well. Where mall fruits are ued in the preparation, th" are sometime used whole, or they may be cut Into small pieces, as is done with the larger varieties. Raisins or nut, or both, are sometimes added. These add de?iraMe flairs and increase the food value of the product. Conerve are usd n condiments and make ex ellent spreads for andwi hes. In preparation, enamel or aerate ware vessels should be used. The following hae beer, selected from a lonr list of direction? for makin? some of thee which have been approved by the experience of many practical housewives: I Mum Conserve. Four pounds plums; r. pounds Mis.ar- 1 pound shelled nutR; 2 oran;"s; 1 pound raiems. Remove the seeds and chnp the plums. Peel the oranges and slice thinly one-half of the peel. Mix the chopped plums, orange pulp, sliced oranc-" peel, sutrar and raisin?, and cook altogether rapidly until thick as jam. Add the nuts five minutes before removing from the Are. Tack hot into sterilized jars, seal, and boil (process) in hot water hath for 10 to 1." minutes for 1--pint .tar?, and 30 minutes for pints. Gini' Cousemi. Three pounds prapes: ufcar; 1-2 pound finely raisins; 2 lar oranges; 1 1 pound ground -2 pound finely sround nutp. Take sound, ripe grapes, weigh and pulp them. Separate the pulp from the skins and heat the pulp and 1uice until the pulp breaks down enough to liberate the seed?. Remove seeds by passing through a rolander. Grind the skins, add 1-2 pint watet for each pounds of fresh fruit, and cook until rjuite tender. Mix skins and pulp together the dead of n:ght: in our singing, entertaining, leading and writing with the men, we try to take the places of their mothers. It its not a new thins for us to endure hardship and' to help the disconsolate and weary. Our women stick to the troops regardless of danger and they will continue thup to serve until the war ends." A special class for the purpote of instructing the teachets in the making of pinafores was held at the Red Cross headquarters Friday. The last quota received by .he hospital de- j partment called for 000 pinafores and these will be made next week at the Kaley workshop. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS PKW Y FAIR. The penny fair and ice cream social given by the Young Ladies' sodality of St. Uedwiice's parish Wednesday evening on the grounds of St. Hedwige's school. W. Napier st., was a decided success. Every booth. including the refreshment j and pastry tahles. were well patron- I ized. A large sum of money was. iruide. which will be used for the benefit of the St. Hedwike parish. j Those in charge of th arfair were Misses Anna Sobieralski Winifred Hoier Josephine Brzezinski. Josephine Paczesn.i. Angela Wojtale- , wicz. Leocadia .Taworski. Leocadia , Kolesiak. Mary Oondek and Verna j Budnik. i SOC1AL I V I'ATS. The M. P.omauowski Falcons will hold their exercises Friday evening at Kosoiuszko hall. S. Chapin st. The executive committee of th White F.agle Polish Army Aid auxiliary will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hon. U'l S. Hine st. The sinsinr practice of St. Hedwige Choral society will be held this e v e n i n e vA o'clock at the St. Hedwige hall The girls" vmnastic class of Falcons Btthrki No. 1 will hold their exercise" Friday evening at Balicki halt. W. Division sr. ' Mrs Fred Kf ttr.er. South F.end av.. entertained 1 children Thursday in honor of the lUh birthday anniversary of her son Eduard. The arfair was in the nature rf a picnic. In the afternoon the children, chaperoned by Mrs. Kellner and Mrs. Joseph Sun it h. walked to the scene of the picnic. Carries, contests and various stunts- were enjOed. A picnic lunch was served from a well filled basket firn:shed by the hostess. PIERSON ALS. Frank Farinrek hs returned f Muskeeon. Mich . after a brief visit her tyith friends. He wa the guest of Mr. and Mrs W?nclaw. Pulaski st. Mt-s Hen Wvzyiewski his arrive! here from Hammond to spend a few davs with relative and friends She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Martin Andrews s7 S Harris st. S:any Nadolski. member of the l". .?. army, stationed at Utica. N. V.. left Wedr.fseday after spending 10 days' furlough at the home of hi? parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nadolski, -114 Grace st. James Radncki. N. Tavlor st . return d home Friday mernir.5 from

and add for ery 3 pounds of fresh fruit. 1 scant pound of supar. 1-2 pound of finely ground raislr.s, th pulp of two California oransre. and one-fifth of the ground peel of one oranff. Cook this mixture approximately l hour or an even. low fire, until thik an .1am. Then stir Into the mixture 1-2 pound of peannut meatp. After a?ain allowing it to boil for about h minutes, remove from the fir, and pack into freshly sterilized 1-1' pint jars, and eal at once. Pint Jan may bo

used if de?ired. 1-2 pint jars for water bath, and Boll fprorese th 15 minutes in hot the pint size iars for 30 minutes. srrnw berry OcnisoMo. One quart strawberries; 1-2 pund raisins; 2 pounds sujrar; 1 lemon; 1-2 pound nuts. Chop or srat the lemon pulp and peel Place strawberries, raisinis, lemon, and sutrar in saucepan and cook over a slow, even fire until thick as lam. Add the chopped nut meats and rook for S mlnute longer. Pack hot into 1-2 pint or pint jars which hae been freshp eterilizel. and seal t once. Boil (process) the 1-2 pint jars in hot water bath for IS minutes, and the pint jars for 30 minutes Mcdloy Fruit Consort r. Two pounds peaches; 1 1-2 poundquinces; 1 1-2 pounds pears; 1 puond apples: 3 lemons; susar. Wath. peel, and core or fton the fruit. Pass throusch a food chopper and weifch. For each pound of fruit allow -4 pounds of rjtar. Put fruit and eusrar in alternate layers in h bowl and let stand over nisrht. Place the fruit, the pulp of the lemon, and one-half the rlr.d of the lemons sliced thin into the preserving kettle, and boil until the mixture is thick as jam. One cup of scalded, chonped nuts may be added if desired. 5 minutes before removing from the fire. pAck hot into hot sterilized Jars, and seal at once. Boil (process 1-2 pint jars in hot water bath for 1?' minutes, and pint jars for 'AO minutes. Enough for the table. I'nough for the lunch boxes. F.nough for the boy at camp. Enough Tor the fair. Then caw the rest and use less su?:a r. South Chicaico after spending three weeks with friends and relatives. John Andrzejewski, member of the U. S. army, .stationed at Fort Robins-on, Neb., is spending a few dayb' furlough at the home of his sister. Mrs. Louis Kolski. 122:! V. Thomas st. Mr. and Mrs. Alex (Irzesk of South Chicago are spending one week with friends and relatives here. They are the guesta of Mrs. Sulornea Bartoszek, 425 S Chapin st. Edward Kabzala of South Chicago t is visiting at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Reczkiewicz. 117 laurel st. Martin Struzynski has returned to Chicago following a few lays' visit with friends here. Mrs. Louis Kolski, 122.1 W. Thomas st., left early Wednesday morning for Indianapolis to attend to some business matters. She was accompanied by her brother. Pvt. John Ancirzejewski. They are expected home this e ening. Miss Josephine Ko.scielny of Bronson. Mich., is spending a few weeks at the home of her sister. Mrs. Kathj erine Rozplochowski. ÖLS S. Chapin St. Mr. V. Drajus of Chi- ago is visiting friends and relative here. She is the guest of Mrs. Magdalene Cwiklinski. llfth V. Division st. Mrs. Ida Kranszewski. YV. Ford st., who has been ill the past few weeks, shows no improvement. , Stanley Partyka arrived here . I Thursday to be a guest at the home i ) of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Agnes Nied oaisKi. 1-1 Dundee st. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sza Mewski -of Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wesolowski. 414 S. William st. They motored here from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Pytlewicz. Huey st.. left on a motor trip to Toledo and Cleveland. O. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zacharek left Thursday evening for their home in Chicago, following a visit at the home of the former's mother. Mrs Anna Haun. IOL'1 Lincoln way W. Mrs. Zacharek was visitma: hre the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zbtvezniak. W. Ford st.. left Wednesday evening for Marnlehead. . to spend one week with relatives and friend Walter Skaruprzewski arrived here from Michican City to xpand the week end at the home of his friend. Julius Molinki. s Carli! St. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lencicki, W. Sample st.. and family, and Mr and Mrs Adam Ta baezynski of Michigan City, have returned from an outir. at Fagle lake, Pdwards"ourg. Mich. Mrs. Esther Walker of Plymouth. Ind.. has bsen visiting relatives here the past three wks She returned to her home Friday morning. Mrs r. hmielewski, 20 1 X. O'Brien st.. has received word that ner son waiter has arrived safelvt overeeas. I The condition of Robert Reidnich. i W Huron t.. ho uhmittl to an ! operation at ; Joseph hospital a few days a?o. j..- 'mpro-. ed. f Mr and Mrs. John Harlin. H'rtrand ; st.. ha Jeff to Akron. for a week'r visit witb. relatives. Stanley Jarniak ard da'chtfr. Jovphine. have returned to their home in Terre Haute after a short vieit with the former' sister. Mrs. Agnes Kaber. Dunham Martha Rickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rickey. St. Loui t . who was seriou!v i!! with rheumatism, is much improved.

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Selling from $2 Upward A tub skirt or two is indispensable to women in summer ;v For street ve.r. home or on outings, the wash skirt has .1 place. Thejstyles this season are more snappy and full of style the prettiest line t tub skirts are on sale at Ellsworth's. T he prices begin as low as 2.

Summer Furs There is a growing popularity of furs for summer and our stock is all that could be desired. Meuiy Suits are Half Price. RIVER PARK Mr. and Mrs. William Schock had for their guests at dinner yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Chester Middleton and son. Maxwell, of Syracuse. Ind. Many family picnics and outings was held at Pottawatomie park Thursday, also the annual picnic of St. Monua's church. A good, jovial time seemed to be the featuic of th day with many sanies and contests-. All went with well filled baskets of Hooverizei food and a very appetizing f-pr-ad was enjoed at noon. Miss Jennie Finspeter and brother. Jenrxe Lrnsperer. were j hostess and host to the Holes family reunion vesteiday. Fmty memOers were present. The day w a - spent informally and dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Mansfield Momtt was hostess at a family dinner today. Anions the guestH were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers and son. Donald, and daughter. Mnrion, of Coal Rush. Mr. ani Mrs. Eno Stautfer and I daughter. Miss Anna staurfer. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes at Klondike this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Hutler lard daughter, Miss Florence Rutler. i of Ravin.t. Ne'o., have been visitinu i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krway this j week. ! Re. C. I". Houston, of llünfis. ' who has heen assisting Rev. R. F. ; Hitchcock with the revival meetingn,t- reen a guest of Mrs. lie; Gates. Mr. ani Mrs. Joeeph Plat, and son of Trledo. .. have hn snests of River Park friends the past week. ! Mr. and Mrs. William Kur'.ev. 1 1?. M'.saawakft a v.. will leave Saturday for Ielawa:e, O ' Mr. ani Mrs. "'harls Kaev nd ; granddaughter. Miss Mary Rozr. 1 1 T th st.. are visjitng relative at Lieonier. Inc. Mrs. Le Fisher. l.th st.. is im- ' provina at St. Joseph hospital. jvvheie she submitted to an operation Mon lay. Mr. ard Mrs. R. S. lrn spent I the Fourth at Hudson lake Mr. and Mrs. George Ketteis are ; moving to Eighth and Pleasant ts j in the residence recently vacated j by Mr. and Mrs. Rrennan. who moved tr Hill st.. South Renn. Mrs. Wilbur Smith, s. Seventh st.. who svi omitted to n pei-ation thi week, is improving. Mrs. William Convov. of Florida. J formerly of River Park, who is visi itinc relatives at Laporte. Inri.. will ! spend Smday wiTh Vtrs. Marshall Ra le. N. Se enth st. ' Mr. ard Mrs Charles Jordan and i family and M Us Haze' Fetter have j gone to Pi.-trr Like. Ml h . for a i t w o weeds' o u t ; r. u Mr. ard Mrs. R .1. Ric-,- and daughter-. :d;-s Lu'die RucKe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rirkel nd children, 16th st. have returned from an outlr.i at Koontz lake. Mrs. N C. Stockman has returned from a week vi.t with Mrs Ki'k Tetley st Ro-eJind Word ha been, re.eive.i frorn Ver -

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New Wash Dresses New Shipments Just In! We never saw wash dresses so pretty as this summer. The shipment just in is composed of the cream of summer styles. For as little as S.S.. So one can buy a smart wash dress. Prices range all the wav to s:5.

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WE HAVE AN EXTRA FINE STOCK OF CATTLEALL YOUNG AND TENDER

Beat Beef Pot Roast. . .21c Sirloin Steak 24c Best Cuts Tenderloin Steak 25c Fresh Spareribs 16c Fresh Hearts 12c Fresh Ground Coffee Armour's Veribest or Libby's Smoked Picnic Hams. .23c Sugar Cured Smoked Hams 30c Fresh Hamburcrer . . . ,20c Good Limburger Cheese Best Grade Frankforts 30c Liver Sausage 16c Veal Loaf 20c Salami 30c And a Lot of Bargains

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319 S. MICHIGAN ST. non May. a member of the engineering orps stationed at Hattleshurg. Miss., s-tating he ppf ' to oon leave for France Mr. and Mrs Jewel Whtiey and ton. Rooert. motored to Vnd-lia. Mich.. Thursday and -pent. the d with Mr. and Mrs. Morton Fast. Clvde Hartman ard daughters. M;sss Pear!. Haze; and Lillian Hartman. left this mornmc on a motor trip to ''hicago. They w;M be cone several days. Mis- Edna Ummnt of Tee2arden. who has been vistting ner aunt. Mr. H. F. RrooU th: v.eek. will return toda . Mr. and Mrs. Al'-ert Ellir.f-r. Mr. rind Mrs Albert Railey and daughter. Ruth, and Mr. and M's H S Eine -penT Thursday at Rouron. lnd . g iestw rvf Mr. und Mr Frark P.ate and Mr. and Mrs Rert Plummer. Mr and Mrs Adolph Sarkman and Mr and Mrs '"arl Sarkmm nd daughter. M;1- "ivian Sarkman ard on LeRov SrtCKman have gone to FVioou-i ; p rd a!- M:ch. to Tr.l a week w ith re", tr.es and friends .Mr. ard Mrs 'eü Vatea liave o r e to Mar fe-A d;;s at Mr. and e'.l. I-'ieh.. to spepd a the lakesMr William Phillip of ni'2.so are nere inuns r'-.a- . - tive and friend. Rroken moderate clap-es duplicated rr. J. Rurs. Pr P e 2" " T 3 ü t f Mich. St.

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I! !! Boiling Beef 16c Short Steak 23c Rib Roast 21c Sliced Liver 6c Pure Pork Sausage . . .20c 20c Condensed Milk 11c Fresh Picnic Hams . . .22c Fancy Bacon 38c Smoked Sausage 20c Pork Butts 24c Cream Cheese 27c 25c Bologna 16c Minced Ham 20c Pressed Ham 22c Summer Sausage . . . .28c of Fine, Fresh Meats. 405 S. CHAPIN ST. s( itr.i A's ;ri:ti;t amriKi: in men. i i. F.or.n "A F'oo; Ther 'S'a v a the rst and o : s i r a 1 "van'pite p ; t . e which sf. -fited o'r.e- ,-rn s'ars all ove- 'he r o i v. '. : v do.n : I" v a ,n tii.t p.--! ;re r ' Th-da Him a Quired he. far- as a v a m p re of rh scree;;, and ti o v. Fox i e. -3 it for :ne -. r ' r, Vi . a ma r a d m : : i . v h o ri e : h . her original w o r '-. Th; p e which 1 Today s !Sa -up ." 0was iggeste-I t Th f.-.rr.o . poeM "'f Rudya rd K.pi.r. t . T:n-" r. j r ha need The p irr r.e ;.-;' -n 11 n ri re p ' on of the un-r. an w ho :'-.- e'iV Til .1 K t I p ; 't P'ool Thei e Was " -Z of h. oM n:n. a : : r w o n '. a r original i ; r h a been r-. A ' T h A : 1 a :' 1 1 n d . ri r 1 e w ith'.n t rt r t r e ;n 1 : e n r v - f pictu r h heea ' ' r ro - ee rt d 1 e d a n 'i in : ' at her r-'-' fen'.aie , r-, r r, C' HS Mr a x DON T ronci.1 o , : '.unl-v Vre : -o : r v a r-ttior A 1 ' o j-1 ' you f f t 9 MF We-T. Mr 1 W. h ! ! e p r. .vii: Ir.d J . I - H Mr -a a r 1 - 1 v T e 1 I . r ry ho 1 y ; i 1 iV;i 1 a i n iv. Th .;: d t on c-, a top. We-- , n v afe-r recov r ; h a r r. o T, bf e n

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