South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 309, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 November 1919 — Page 7

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fHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES i i:ii:it i i:im;. mvim;i,i; ... iwn

DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Clubs

Circles

SOCIETY

Suffrage

Philanthropy

I iity-fi f infinit' r? of the Sr. J--jli ( ourly 'hr!Uan Kn!f ;ivor union ttnl,i thf laUr h Id at th W stminst'-r I'r --sl-ytri i n rhur h T'.-s(!.iy r.ith: The pr'-ri'm nn-j-i'cl f ;t i:tr.z hy Mij.j e.m

Smith; ;! solr by I!ev. K. ',. Vryrr, at.'! a .!k by Itv. It. I).. I' rk on the int re-t of younir t-)- i

) - in th Christian Knle,i vor t-o-i'ty. A c i . tl hour lollowe! 1 1 rcram ;inl refreshment wcro vrvfi. A Mmiiir meeting will h" heM th- l.i.-t of the e.ir.

Attention is .i.iin aU , to the nil' l;ty meeting of the Co'inty Ferler.t-

lion of Wnrr. :n".s Clubs to lichl in th pynin;iM!Hii f the Chamber 'f Cnmrrro buiblin Fri'lay of hin v-k. The irmrnin;' "-5.-ion will b ilevoteil to tn report of (lull r hie nt ami a roiind table discussion of future ( l'i!) programs ami following th- basket lunrli at noon th'te will be a r'port of the t-tate 'invention oj the Imli.tmi Federation of clubs ami a talk on "Franchise" by Charles I'.irmh.im f .M i.-hawa ka. Music uill be furni.-hel o th; South IWniJ Woman's ;uari I.

Married Tuesday

! ) ! !

Revelations of a Wife Their Second Honeymoon BY ADELE GARRISON.

ixiris MiMirni.

Krv. row! Mis. Fr I II. Ko-hrf-mann. 11 W. Wayne .- , nteit.iini nifinivra of the F;vrth ia?iie of the (ierrnan Mthodist hur Ii at the parsonair- Tuesday nilit. Following th bu-in ss tne tiiikr pra tne.s ;,nd tainu-.st.s wire etijoyI. favors b itip; won by Ben K-ni' nd Mrv. Falward Stark. A Hal

loween luncheon was served. In two J

.els .Mrs", r rank Koenu. sr.. 1 M. Iayton bf.. will fnlni.iin the iiM'mber at a measuring social whi 1 r'piir-i that ach membr ontiibute in accord, no e to his hMKhL Work for local i h.'i riti--s tn cupieil 'lif tim- at th metinic of th" Vashinp,'ton club hbl Tuoday with Mrs. C. K. Knott at the home of Mrs. fleers "'Hrii n. ! J 2 S. t'hapin sr. Kefrrshinents wer' served to 10 in-, mbers. Tin- next meeting dl bh:ld Dec 1. Th Fast tüiiefs' a .-sot ation of The Pythiati Sisters held an all-day Ji;etin;' Tiu-siiay at the homo of "Mrs. Cecilia Uurlow. Tis Portage nv. Mrs. Ceor.e M,inaid. Mailim st., will he hoste.--; at a t'hristmas party Lite.

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what ii.iii-:m-:i wiikv maikü: ruiciNKD i)Kovsixi:ss. A iarin? schenn. had come to mo. one that taxed my powers of resolution to the utmo.st. I would feign s'oepinoss when I had Mnished pretending to drink the wine Mme. Hofr had sent nie. and to eat the talad I meant to drosH with the wine und anchovy drfssinjr. Then 1 would find out whether or not tho wine had been drugged. ju I jus;ected. If every thinfr was all riprht. I

asleep." I said in feigned amazement, j 1 sat quietly for a moment, my eyes half-closing, then roused myself again. 1 ' The long walk and the fresh air have made m. terribly drowsy." I said. "I don't know when I have been so sloep. I wonder if I couldn't! just stretch oat in that hammock under the trvrs for a little while? I'll take my berries and coffee later." ' I i'vl S ue'r:"

1 made my voice slow atid lan-

wuuldn't have be trayed my identity. ! guid. niy speech halting, as if I were

If. on the contrary, these people meant harm. I might be able to learn something of advantage to the servb o of which I was a hutnbb. member under Lillian. A horrid, ( raven doubt croed my mind. Suppose I never had an opportunity either to learn anything or to reveal any suspicions I miht have. Suppose they meant to I pulled myself up short. It was absurd to think they would dare to kill me. Tno wildest conjecture I could make was that they were all engaged in ome treasonable enter

prise, and that they intended to do- j madamo ?" tain me until they could get away. For. with

But there was no timo to lose. At

, any moment the waiter nullit re

turn. I hurriedly poured the wine dressing (.vor one portion of the salad and as hurriedly ate the untouched portion of it. although I felt :i? if I should choke at every mouth -

going to sleep even as I talked. There was distinct aserr.ess in the waiter's voice as he answered. "Of course, madainc but tbu.'t ou think you would rest better in Mme. Hofer s sitting-room '.' There i.- uch a comfortable couch in there." "No. no!" I said pettishly. "I want to rest in the open air. Pb-.is,. be sure to wake me if I should sleep over an hour." "Madame shall be waked. iuer fear." the man .-aid with a eiypiic note in his oiee. "Shall I nssint

mi :s. i.oris xKMirni.

Mrs-. C. C. I'm.nut tion.tl ex-reisey ti I tli th' St. Jo.-eph county

"Value of Sex IMueaiion" at the meeting of the Mother.' department of the Progress club held Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms. More than -." members were present. Mrs. Owen Windel had charge of the

i chil.li "en's- storv hour. The tonic of

ImI the deVO-ith,. ,,pvt meeting which will be

nievtnm' of i ,ri,i N,,v. is. will he "Nome j;n- . C. T. . ' ',ri)iiiiH'iit." w hich w ill be liscn..od

the iecoli t'on upon

rne of the way morphia taken for neuralgia had once affected h woman friend of mine I half-rose from my chair, then sank back into it again.! and baning back, closed my eyes.! "What?" I retorted sharpb, ns if J Iiis uuestion had iroucd nie. Then '

ful. Then I poured another glas of I more slowly. "Yes-just-let-me-hoM-

Mrs. F. II. Stoinel.

vino, looking around carefully to see if any one was within sight, and then leaning over the table in such a way as to shield my movements. I pretended to drink it. at the same time crnplying'it into the .alatl bowl. Tin Waiter Itctuni. After stirring the contents of the salad bowl around until it looked as if I had eaten half its contents. I so, the half-empty wine bottle in a conspicuous place on the table, leanr ed back against the wall and pretended to close my eyes. Fortunately I have unusually long, thick eyelashes, and was able to give the effect of eyes tight shut, while in reality I could see quite well what was going in. The waiter came silently back

your-nrm. l-feel-o-queer." i He put out his hand, assisted me to my feet, and I dragged myself j slowly after him to the hammock.. There I sank into its depth., being careful to turn my face toward the windmill, around w hich. I was sure, j centered the mystery of the place. '"Madame will wish a, pillow, and . a covering." the man said deferen- ! tially. for 1 hadn't yet laid my head against the hammock pillow. : "No-pillow." I said slowly, giad of the opportunity his question gave me to draw out one of Dicky's hand- j kerchiefs whic h I had put into my j knitting bag and spread it over the i hammock pillow, something which I j l ad not dared to do before for fear j the waiter would suspect 1 was not n sleepy as I appear d. 'Don't-

You - ca n - '

held Tuesday afternoon at the home j by

oi .Mrs. doit ifarnaru, . ottage i I rove iiv. A musical program was More than 40 couples were presprovided by Miss Betnice !le er. ; out at the opening dinner dance of pianf.st. Miss I'velyn lleyer. violin- the Married Folks' Hancing club ist. and Miss (Jeraldine McPheetcrs, held at th' Indiana club rooms who plays the drum. A report of Tuesday evening. Dinner was served tho W. C ,T. W. convention held at at o'clock, and was followed by Biootningtori recently was given by r dancing, the music for which was

Mrs Charles Hopkins and Mrs. !:. iwrni.-nou i .mcssick s orcru sua.

Hul'. A met tin- .f the eeeu-l I "i1 nan was pieun uecuiaieti m

tle .oicmittee of the organisation tht" national olors. The next party m!1 b. held De,;. I at the V. W. C viU h' held Nov. is.

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Miss Doris l.ddv and Miss "ortia I Nibe k entertained I'O giu sts at a j Halloween u trtv Mondav at th? I t

home of the former. 102- X. Allen

I st. (lames and contests were dlverj sions of the evening, at the lose of

which a two-course luncheon was served. Th house decorations were of the Halloween motif.

"pussy-footing." Dicky would have

sail' stood for a moment b side my j disturb-me-w ith-a-pillow

(hair, and then said softly. "Ma- throw-something " dume?" My voice trailed off drowsily

I opened my eyes languidly, as if ir were great effort, then sat tip

straight in my chair, as if I weie

surprised a, iiivm'u. i

"Whv. I believe I must have been o(f noiselessly to the inn

into

silence, and I lowered my eyelids, i peeping beneath biy lashes at the! waiter. He stood looking at me a ' moment, then turned and hurried;

Sewing for the ba.ar to . held

i.-Nt month occupied the time at the.

n'etitng of tb Iidies" Aid society l the Trinity Presby tei i. 4 church I eld Tuesday afternoon at the bou.e of Mrs. i:. W. Sykes, loir, F. d.di'-ou st. Arrang-ments were aliii in i-Ie fof a supper to be given at the same time. The hostes at the Meeting to be held Dec. 1 will ie .Mrs. p. J. W'hiteman. Stover ct.

.it tlcpartment of the So Ith

in- Tueda rooiib. Mrs

! Woman's clu'.i ; noon in the club

Announcements

A Wo fid Pleader

By Winifred Black

P.et : If'

.Vnn;i T.arrabee guo a reading -n-

; t!. i -'Mow to .Iiidue a Picture;' ..ir. S ii k-tt oatiined the life tf :

The Study circle of the Temple Ueth-Fl will hold its hist reg liar meeting We dnesday evi ninir at 7:.'b o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. B.

I Freudenstein. '21 W. Madison st. The program which lias been

planned fur the year includes a

of the Bible, in its earlv

two of his; stages. Judaism, at the time of the

I i i Kiiippo Dippi. the hi st master i .t udy

i painter, iesciibed

r. tili es. I lie t oron.ii.un ot ui" j rise ot hristianity, and tue Jew in Vitum" and ".Mother and Child" Aj Knglish ilctioni,: n.l.er of the works of Boalicellij lrs Boland J. Witwer. -j-K Mish-,e-. ai-o discussed. Mrs. King. ofj.ava5.a .lV- vil tv hostess to memimnanapolis. the gu.-s; of Mrs. K. li. j i era of the C. W. P.. M. of the First Slew art. i. Id .f the club's visit to j christian church Thursday after!nc Notre Damp art galleries. The j nnon ;lt 2. ;o o-ti0i k. Mrs." Chester

e. m :neting will ho Iieol I'ec. . j

w ii. ii .Airs. Aioert .viauiug. .Mrs. . II F-.:ke; .Mrs. Willi im Benjamin

. ' ii .iis f-.. l. .Mott win nuci

T am a beautiful young girl of -0 years of age. I am built to perfection with the exception of my feet. My feet are out of proportion altogether. They are so very fat I am ashamed of them. People know me by my feet. My friends call them piano stools and all sorts of embarrassing names. I cry many a time because it makes me feel so had. Please, dear Winifred Black, toll me what 1 can do to reduce them. I'll expect an answer in one of our articles. Very truly yours. S. l. C.

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Osborne will act as Icict and program will include talks and

Chinese Mission."

1'ortin: "Our Japanese Mis-

the

! papers on "Our

e program.

Tiic Woman's (Juild of St. .1 antes "ihm ni'.il church he!d a meeting

''"at v,.iy afternoon at the home of J Mis. Thomas Brandon. 1014 Lincoln

v. a W. After the business meet- f

lug a ii port of the ti iennfal conven- :!"! held recently at Detroit was ien by Bishop John Mäzen Whit'. A social meeting followed, during nhivh refreshments were served to To gi.. sts. T!:' tiet mee ting will be in the nature of a musical which will be hell at the home of Mr.

leorge Yoodisch. 1 '1 1 I'ortage a v.. I

1 .-inn." Mrs. Kleanor Webster, and a I Japanese story. Mrs. Bodney I,. Mcjiuary. The assistant hostesses will 1 he Miss Olive Bailey. Mrs. Frederick

!c. William. Mrs. Fdgar Sevbold.

Mrs. H. M. Kinzie and Mrs. Ii. A.

j Bobinsm.

The monthly meeting of the Woman's Mission society of the First Brethren church will be held Thursday aftrnoon at -:.h o'clock in the church parlors. The Ladies' Aid siu'it ty and Y. M. S. of the First Fvangelieal church uill hold their nmnthlv busi-

There now! You thought you liad troubles, didn't you 7 Your hair won't stay in curl, and the powder won't stav on vour nose, or on

weigh a half a," pound more than 1 nis to me the only thing she can

the dressmaker says vou must.

world a hollow mockery. Then, in - ; deed, might you wonder how any ; one can ever feel like laughing or even smiling from such a vale of ; tears as this. ! And if you w ire oth rwise abso- ' sute-Iy perfect that would make ! things worse', wouldn't it? j Built to perfection, with a beauti- j ful face just think what you could j do in the movies, or out of them. ; Why. you could he a regular ' "vamp" and lead men on to destruction, or lure them to madness but. oh, those feet! Isn't it tragedy? i Now. if it was hands, she could t wear long sleeves, or wonderful gloves, or something but feet, and ) with skirts the length they are now. ! at that: j Poor, broken-hearted child! It!

Kitchen Economies Nooni i s i 'i viz inxiciors ways to i si: tiii:m. Although we've eracefully acquired the Latin fondmss for ma - aroni and spaghetti, we are tili somewhat unfamiliar with another very commendable member of thf sinie pastry family noodles. Many good varieties of noodles are sold in packages, but noodles can be made at home. NoxkIU"i 1 tabb'spoonful of water. 1 -1 teaspoonful ot salt. Flour. Beat the ot. add the water and salt and flour enough ? ma Li a stiff dough. Knead well fur about threeminutes. Then roll oat. a thin as possible. If plain noodle are desired roll ti the dough as for a jolly roll and cut. very thin slices, shake o it these strips on a lare board and leave for Ti few" hours to dr. If fancy shapes ale desired use a tiny Nope table cutler on the llattened dough. These may he added to boiling, clear soup and cooked until tender, or if plain noodles are desired, simp!y cook in boiling, salted water, Iik- spaghetti or macaroni. But unlike those less delicate foods, noodles can bo made into a

ery ooikious puumng mat i wholesome and digestible, even fof child t en. Noodle Pudding. - upfuls of noodles. - eggs. -4 cupful f HJgar. 1-4 cupful of melted butter. - cupfuls of milk, 1-4 cupful of chopped alnioiuK 1 lemon. 1-1 tenspoonful of salt. Cook the noodles in boiling, salted water until temler. then drain. Beat the eggs well and gradually stir in the noodles. Place a layer of the nurture in a greased baking dish, sprinkle with sugar, chopped almonds, grated lemon rind and bits of butter. Continue with the layers. Finally add the milk and salt and bake in a moderate oven for one hour. Strut lopetl Noodles. - cupfuls of noodles. 1--' cupful of cheese.. 1-.". cupful of breadcrumbs. 1 cupful of white sauce. 1 onion. 1-. teaspoonful of mustard. Cook the noodles and the onion in boiling, salted water until tender. then drain. Add other ingredients, pour in a buttered baking dish. ( over with crumhs and dot with bits of butter- Bake in a moderate oven until brown. Chicken and Noodle. Chop cold chicken and place in a greased baking dish with alternate la.wrs of cooked noodles. Season with salt, paprika, and if chicken fat is available it is ever, better than butter for this dish. Moisten with lop milk, cover with breadcrumbs and bits of butter. Bake in a moderate oven until brown. Noodles nml lggs. 1 cupful of boiled, chopped mM les. 1 cupful of fresh mushrooms-. 1 cupful of milk. :'. eggs. 1 lablf spoonful of butter. 1 teaspoonful of chopped parsley. 1 teaspoonful of sail. .Melt th? butter, aud the mushrooms, and cook tive minutes. Add milk and noodles and simmer. Finally add the well-beaten eggs, salt and pepper- When thick add parsley and pour over toast points.

Hi:Ii:it. 1X)R THVHSDA m i;iili:i: imos. I OH TIIUKSI.Y.

Sil loin Steak Hr Short Sttvk H'.e ltr:iml Steak ISc Hamburger 15c

3254-6 Advt.

You are a blonde, and you heard him say he preferred brunette.. You are tall, and you're in love with a little man. You are undersized, ami tall men hate to dance with you because you mal e an odd-looking couple. Your nose is too long or too short, or it turns the wrong way up and giv es y ou an impudent look, or down and makes you look disconsolate and predatory. Your eyelashes aren't thick enough, they don't form a halo around your eyes as the lashes of tlm best seliers. Are You Troubled? Your sister makes fun of your

do will be to forget how strangely

beautiful she is and just be good and kind and sensible and generous and good-humored and perhaps people will forget about both her face and those awful feet. I ean't think of any other way out; honestly. I can't. " Can you?

WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND WITH INTOXICATION

Stat! meeting of S. B. chapter. No. 2. O. L S.. Thursday evening Initiation. MUS. CLAHA WKAVEK. W. M. MRS. CORA BARTON. SECY. C233-5Adv t.

kte Nadine

Face Powder

(.! Crem Doxea Only)

i . . 2. The program w ill le harge . f Mrs. J. (J. Tompseit.

tie.. meeting at the home of Mrs. .sweethearts.

Pei'scmals

j Phillip smith. 1011 F.. Bowman st Thursd ;v afternoon.

The I.idio' auxili.irv of the r- ! '

'ter of Lastet n Star met Tuesday! ftoi noon in the Masonic cluj ri'oms. A business ami social 'nee!-) : i was lodd. a'al refreshments were) served by the l.oM s-es, Mrs Minnie j Matber. Mrs May Kief. r. Mrs. Ma,

Moor.. Mrs. Aua Ween ami .Mrs. i.'ii ih'.i Boralur.i nt. The net meet-

.. ,..n i... ,,..? i- Jthe Notre Dann

Mr and

nio e

f rom

Mrs. II. A. BMimtt have

Ashland a v. to tu

Wilson S. Burton was intoxicated i

j at least twice a week -is one of the!

reasons Katherine M. Burton saysj she wants a divorce in action tiled t

Your cousin is jealous j jn superior court Tuesday. j

of you. Your mother makes you Mrs. Burton stated they weredress like a girl when you are 1 I married Aug. 20, 1912, and lived to-!

years old and ever so grown up. j gether until June 10. 1917. at which Your brother is in love w ith the girl time they separated. She said he you hate most on earth and won't j would become very abusive when in-

Kerp The Complexion Beautiful

Scft sr.d velvety. Money back if not entirely p'.cazed. liiüir.e Is pure and harmIisa. Adheres until wahd cfT. Prevents unburn and return of dUco'crations. Ki'.'.ions of deazhted uwers prove its vatue. Flesh. Fink. Brunette. White. At UUnt UL'et canter. II tiy havea't it, kr 3 Wc. National Teilet Conspany. Paria, Tenn.

W. Cot fax a". Rev. Paul

even look at your best chum. Your father doesn't approve of the modern dances and insists on your

i going to bed at 10 o clock, no mat

ter who is there, and whenever you

toxicated and that he had failed to

properly provide for the support ofi herself and child. J She asks the custodv of Francis

For sale in South r..n1 br Central Bnig Store and tlir tollet -unters. In Mishuwaka by KM Crnm I'b.irmaey.

J. Folk, librarian of , po t( ; parly rVeryhody keeps look-j mony.

K.. six years old. and J3.0C0 ali-i

I to Cv ansville.

university lias cone

Ind.. to attend the Li-

Prtresie (irr was p:.ird atj seea tabl'S at the laid partv which'

a s ;ien Tui'-J.iy afternoon by

YN.ireta ewtr.g circle . smn.ar j :a'-if -a ill bo he'd Vov 1 The'

Vi-ni'iit r.inl iar:v which was to l..!srbb st..

lubi Armistice d.y, Nov. II. Iiis '..n postior.d irv.letinit 1 .

i rari.iiis association meeting. Mrs. If. M. Sanders. 1 t T L".

C 1 1 A 1 1 ; FS MUNDO N I KX T.

a ei - i

ing at their wrist watches and laugh

ing and you know they mean you. j

What are you poing to do w hen Charging abandonment. Kachel ou have only one pair of white ! Martha Winkler filed suit a paint ',

the! u" t,1- UA rriur ' l' ir,oulT1 Mar.cinc slippers and people step on Harry Van Winkler in superior court

i isii in iiosioii. .ia.ss.. aim i in t . a.

Miss Hellen Holland, ä 1 t. Si. ,I-

I them and got them as Mack s tno Wodnesdav. She r.sks the return of

has returne! from Celina.

Ohio. Mis. Albert O Pabst. V 1 N. Notre

I lanie ai ., who has been the guest

Lcrt ma n.

Mr. iind Mrs. W. H.

Division -b rd . anno'-: five '.lie t.iir-

i.c.e if their daughter. Krina, Marian, to Ba moral Strukler of!

Paris Mum!. S- . Saturilav. Nov. !. Mr. a: ot Mr-, s'u

f Mi

a nd

Mrs 1 1 . this eitv,

I lormerB

! :..o. has returned home.

D. II. Wood, fornierlv

l Leininger, mm of Chi-

hi-ir.e aftr rt st.

of Mi.sha-

t vvaka. who has served live years

: C' o'clock.1 ''tn the t anadian arm. has r'w.jj p.. ;ltj'vind from overseas and is the cJ L. i.'.il- !'uest of his sisters. Miss Alice

I1C I 1 l OO l J 1 i.O I

at kl

Dr. I. C. Tiaver

poke

i Wood. Milburn st.

and Mi-s C, eile Wood.

.. South Bend

Mishawaka. 21.". W. N a-

pround. so they won't ever Iook right j her mailen name. Rachel Martha; regain ? j Tolle. 1 Little hats are in style and you ; are a frisht in anything smaller than i MTATs Alii .sTII.Ii ;I71TI.(; a halo. Shall vou w ar a veil ? It's j m; i:u. roj Tl! I'ltSD A Y AT becoming, but they say it makes y 0i j Bl'l'lILKK IJItOS.

look obler. j rnu TlintlAY. What shall he l? j Sirliin iak

Would you rather look our.g and ' Imrl stcul

plain or older and alluring you jus: can't make up your mind. Bui just think what you would do

if ou had feet that people called.

"piano stool-." ari l all sorts of embarrassing nam-'s-.

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Bound Sle.ik lfo Hamburger l.C 334-6 Advt. I

i;nv.L i:i(;imoKs: ; Begular meeting Thursday even-1

th , va no

Then, indeed, might you think the j i nr.

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Blue Point No

For your iprinj houtecleaninf you will find

LITTLE BOY BLUE 77i Original Condented Liquid Bluing

i vort!i ri'vnv tnra d ot ir.a'i i4itst.tii in at atr uill uht'en fua .1 wri orM ponlrd u IU rl r4n and ixl'i enaa.el w are and b,ti.room. u indo . inirror. etc

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By addini fw jrp of Little Boy Blue ( while paint, you can cure jul the Kde you detire for fMf dacoralmg.

10c at YOUR GROCER'S

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9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday to 9:30 P. M.

ontinuinp:

Winter

Our Important Sale of

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mits anauresses

Our reguUr stock of Suits, together with a special purchase of samples comprises the entire lot. These suits are this seasons best models plain tailored and fur trimmed. Materials: Peach bloom. Velours. Yalama and Duvet de Laine. Thursday, Friday and Saturday

'." Suits reduced to. I'iMi.ioi Suits red; ed !.... lid. "a !7".i"oi Suits r.-duced to. . . ?.",. on l'.".(t" Suits rnlu. o-l to... T'i.e t iau.no Suits retiu -ed o. . . an '-. o Suits f. du ! l. . . m ii Vi,.'iN Suits Vi'illlfl ii to. . . .".. ."(' --" Suits redlii 1 to... t)M 7ä.oi Suits redue-d to . . 7..",i Suits reduced to... J :..(

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DRESSES of Tricoiette. Satin. GeorRottv. 1 riotine and Serge selections from our regular stock, as well as manufacturers' samples. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday. One lot Dresses at Half Price. One lot Dresses at One-third Off

Blankets for Interurban Day Cotton Blankets in gray or tan fancy borders at $2.95 pair. See window.

Fancy Plaid Blankets. extra large size: pink, blue, tan and gray plaids. Special at $5.0(3 pair.

Beacon Plaid Blankets in a large variety of colors and patterns, $8.50 and $9.50 pair.

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Tu a SaiGtiTcsrspor if roirt An Aeolian-Vocalion Phonograph makes an ideal Christmas gift. Music Salon

WHEELOCK & COMPANY

I1. " '""Qaii-iVaaisaY r JÜTERURBAN DAY

C '- I IT m ilirtrtil" "I . - INTERURBAN DAY!

Doing your Christmas Shopping now will secure you against disappointment later for we scarcely can obtain merchandise enough to satisfy the anticipated demand.

Candy Jars No candy is ti 'k1 tor tliee jai and half a pound i not tno mircli. Crystal Candy Jars with hand-cut iloral dsi.irns. Special 95c Lushr Candy Jars in amlcr. ruin and blue with engraving. Special $1.45 Gold Band Candy Jars, neatly decoialcd with knob fullv covered with ;rld . . . $1.95

a m i a a I . ; ' , t ,

uneese or cutter Dan uisn ji , , . --uy Heiev 'la. with a sterling silver - X-Itr t--

rvinj knife. Complete set.. $1.45

Polychrome Candle Sticks and Book Ends are much in vo.iiiie. Faithful reprducti'n i lialian antiques, beautifully decorated in subdued colors- Candle Sticks up to $7.50. Book Fnd-

(4 tip lo $15.00. Itanan antique

and solid colored candles to match sticks in a lanrc asort-ment.

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Pictures Always Make Pleasing Gifts

An enlarged depaitmerii mi mir balcony floor features some beautiful subjects, all attractively framed, covering a price range uf 75c to $10.00.

The celebrated Wallace NuttiiK Hand Colored Photographs are a feature in this display.

For the Man Who Smokes nc and attractive line of moker$' article- ()la in bright red. blue or yellow, mounted in nickel plated frame- Ash Travs. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 Ah Trav Sets. $5.00, $7.50, $8.50 For the convenience of our cu?t.mer viio have charge accounts, on reque holiday purchases will be made payable Jan. 1.

SPECIALS IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPT. 3D FLOOR

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- ' Glass Kitchen Set Seven Pieces A .vtnitar. et ! useful pieces that ' ill be in cmiMunt u-e in the kitchen. The Pvrcx oven la aure brovu eni-l :i b.eui r paltry. 1 Prex B re id Pan I Pyrex fJie Piate 1 Salt and Pepper si;.M.r i Meaurin Carp 1 Lemon Reamer I Powdered Suar l;.i :.e:' e: Special $1.95 Brown Banded Mixing or Kitchen Bcwh

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Grey Enameled Round Double Roaster.

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Selections Made Now Can Be Held Until Later With a Smzl! Deposit GEORGE H. WHEELOCK & CO.

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