South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 73, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1920 — Page 5

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M:.v I! kn Dernb-irh, h--id of th lrc.il vocational .school, addr s l :ii rirmbfrs of the Civi" nd Phil:.:i!hr'py If ;..irtir. nt of th- I'rot'rrvs. , Jut, ;,t a rirul ir me. dine held ErM iv afternoon in tl: lub room? MLs-i I rnli.K h rlKrtjs"l t'n work frr:n the wt;inlp;int of th .Tjl)ject of the ;arnt ani the liuin . and "luratior.nl world. During the huslrrss hour -l-rtir.n of rdürers tr.ok T'I.ir ivith til' fo1!o-.iri results. Mrs. Frank Ud-rt.or was rhoen hiirmtn nf th" d"p.irim'nt; Mrs K. 'J. Krttrir.jc. vir, h.urman: Mrs. N. Aniler1. rotary. :nd Mr C T". Imni'l treasurer. At the nweMr.jr to he l.Hd Marrh 2 Miss luth M.tnniru' will taTk on Community ll'ri f-.itinil " Mrs. John Kttl.-ln. 7, 1 1 S. Taylor

t., wns hovrss at a meotir.i: of thf Wan ta Sfwin' rirrle 'vrdrh wax held at J:r home Friday afternoon. At ror.tts which wer- the diversions of the afternoon Mrs. Iel' Oour nn Mrs Clinton Christ wer" awarded th favors. Th eirrle will nf -r!air. with a card party at 111 Man hall M'irrh 23. IMnhtiiTts ! vere served to 1 f, rnm lirrs anl twoj vi.-ii'or. .Mrs. Nora K'crKrl'-y and Mrs. Vim .luday. There v ' 1- v. repulnr meeting of the -'u! Iv'd in two weeks at the horn- of Mrs. Fannfo Spmcpr, 21., K. Howard si. The Normn IMdy Sr c: ir. m t I'rldny afterno,:-. !' 'Iv hum.of Mrs. Andrew T li'lft.-a i i 710 t I.irrolnwny K. Purin? :!n h, session it was decided )mM a vavtry al" April ?.. Ar. I - t . '.t.rr,' 'M'isiril pro-ram wtm a f.-atur- .' t-e mc!.t! hour and inl'!d i !i. f'inp nt'm'if r.: A vo . i -o'. 1,v j Mrs. I,ulu Hrpp. ri"-oj,-;..iiii''d i.v I Mrs Hildrbrand; radir.-r l.y Mrs Clllntt Ia Mommailipu. nv i iin:oi "olo hy Ml.ss :cr?ha M;iv Hi!dT-i 'rand. Thrr w'' ;- i i r t : i ' mr.dinf: of thf circle I.! I M !! h. 2Ü at the K. of P. h:.l!. I Miss f.oatrlco Klokow. 1"''7 X ; Adams St.. rntt-rt a i:u-d th-- n . : i i - i l.frs f)f tho N. C. II. chili at ii.-fj hom Friday rv-nint;. (;ams a?:d contests v r thr diversions of th" -v-ninff and in tho latter Miss Winona l'urris and Miss Uernicp Hutchinson were tlw favor winnT!. Lunchfin at whirh St. I'atrick's i!)veltifs wfr- f.i;rs was M-red to rune menn)ors anil one hilfst. Mrs. Otto Wolters. Ther will h- a mee-tini; held April 'j at th- home of Miss Dorothy Simshausrr. 103 S. St. Kouis hlvd. The Franr.-s Willard W. C. T. V. j met i-rioay aftornoon at the home of Mrs. Levi es p Hummer. 2 '',() K. iJroadway. Mrs. W-sIey Miller f resided during the business session ;nd Mrs. Harry Kale had charge of the procrnm and led th devotionals. "Wonirn in Industry" ami "Americanization" were the suh-j-ets if a general discussion. Mrs. Samuel Idimin. lös W. Car.d st.. will entertain the society at her home April y. Invitations hae h en issued hy the Sinai society for a dancing party to he held at th- I71k's temple Tuestlay eenin. March 10. Tr. lnT,iir of !iss Jane Addam of "hiiam who will mldrt'ss the l .nii't-rs and friends of the I'mi;r ss eluS Saturd.'t.v aft rnon at thi 13 1 U 's temj)le. the general cluh officers ami tlie civic and philanthropy department will entertain with a 1 o'clock luncheon nt the Itoherton tea romn. jsniuniay. i o.iu.e "u th- hinclieon the business meeting of the pcneral clul. which was to ave preceded Miss Atldam's lecture will he dispensed with. There will a business meeting held in the In! room.- March L'O at 2:1." o'clock preceding the lecture of Dhan (lopal MuktrM who will speak at the time on 'The Ind'a of TraKore and Kipi.ni;." Tlie Priscilla Sewing circle met 'liiursdav eveninir at the home of! .Mis. ".eore (ioebel, 214 F. Kldrr st. The time was spent with needlework. At the cIoe of the evening '"tresli.ieiits were ser cd Th'Ti1 1 another meeting held March. " with Miss Fls'e Haker. ' 1 1 o C.ir:oi! L Miss Isabella Kennedy of Kinsb.iiy. Ind.. a former resident of South I tend was the honor guest V.uuvsday evening at a meeting of Mrs. (ieorge Wyman's Sunday school ass. which was held at the home of Mrs. L. I,. Klake. 7.H Park av. '."uc evening was spent socially anil ef rcshments were served to Gl ;nesTS. Miss Margaret Kurke was hostess j a. meeting of the Sunshino class f the Trinity Presbyterian church '-hich wa.s he'd at her home Thursday evening. Games and music 'f err enloved and refreshments wen rved to 24 gtiests at the close of! At Whcelock's

Leather Hand Bags and Purses Just received from one of New York's foremost leather makers. New styles for spring in smart designs and fine quality leather. Prices range from $2.00 to $20.00. Let us yhow von tliis extensive assortment.

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The IP, hi" school of the First Hap-ti-t church was entertained Thursday evening in the church parlors with a winter picnic. The basement ff the church where a picnic supper was served at 0:10 o'clock was transformed by tho use of greenery Into a realistic woodland. Following the supper frames and stunts in keepfn with phmic festivities were enjoyed hy more than 2 50 members of the school. The Triple Four rluh tv.h entertainMj Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 1 1. A. Smith. 010 Euclid av. During t!p business session plans for a St. T'atrick party to be he'd March 17 at the home of Mr. Hern. an Ord ir.tr. 121S I,;r.co!n way W. were corn; b-ted. At contests which v. r re the diver-ions of the ri f !t Moor.. Mi Huko tJermar.n was th" fa winr.fr. Duncheon was ser r d to t'ik'h! Ril sts. ('. .'. I'.etv'. Kfmi'e a., was surprised a: ;-.!s home Thursday evening by uif iii ra rs of his family. )n tip- casiori ff his birtiiday nnnlwrs.trv. Thf- time was spent infr.riiialiv and l f rf sluiif nt - were served at the close of tlie evening. At a mef tii'.q- of the S.'-rvi'-o Star lei,' ion held Thursday afternoon at the V. W. A., filial plans were made for tii" holdirr of a bazar and pastrv sale. MarJi 27. Mrs. F. Fhelan dc-ru.-sed flafT etiquette and Fdwin Hunt'T of Notre, Dame university k t e a patriotic address. Musia! nu:r.'." vs were contributed by Mrs t. K. Stewart. An invitation from the Ame-iean legion to affiliate with ?he recently formed auxiliary was read and accepted At a meeting to he held April 1 election of oth'-.-rs will tako place. Mrs. A. Milbern. Mt- J. W. Ithir.f.hnrt nn'l Mr--. I'.. Fhe.ai. hav been appointed rrieuihets (, tho nominatinct committee. A uiint n eeti'.j: of Hie 'iic and .Mntfi'Ts' epii.s of the !an oln scho.-l uns held Thursday evening at th" sciioo! buililir.K. AA Forden, upt ri.utender.t of s.-h-ols tave a talk on the "Needs of Our Schools." During the business session election of otfieers took place with the following r stilts; H C. T)ens!.v was chosen ir-s.denf. Frank Kettrlnp. ice president and Mrs. Anton Swans-on. secretary and treasurer. There will I' another meeting held at the school building April 15. Personals Mrs. Palmer D. Cole. 424 N. Cushlnp; st.. has be n called to Racine. Wis., by the death of her sister. Mrs. Clifford I. Inpells. F. I). Hoorspool. 1111 Lindsey st.. left Friday for St. Iouis. Mo., where he was called by the death of hin father. Kotiert Hoorspool. Monito r o.lell. 7 :i S Cushinp St.. is confined to his homo with a severe attack of inflamatory rheumatism. Orator Gives Talk On "Democracy In Industry" Faul K. Conafxhan, winner of the Kreon oratorical contest at Notre Dame, delivered a lecture on "Democracy in Industry," before student-members of the Iirownson Literary society at the regular weekly meeting Friday niht. Kecause of the misleading impression that the society is intended for students of Sorin hall only. Krother Alphonsus. moderator of the organization, .suggested that the members select a new name. Membership in the society is open to all men in the college department. A new name will be decided on at the next weekly meeting. notici: or nissoi.i'Tiox 01' iwitTNKitsnir. The artnership of Koehler & Schäfer, located at H24 S. Michigan st.. is hereby dissolved, and that said business will he conducted in the name of George F. Schäfer, and that the said Bernard J. Koehler has no interest in aid partnership from the date of this notice. GFORGF F. SHAFHIt. KAI I AY AY t'LF.KKS KXTEIITAIX. The express division of the Krotherhood of Railway Clerks entertained members and friends with a dance and card party at Melville hall Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served. KMC.IlTS-TirMPlAAll. ("ailed conclave Saturday, 2 m. Supper. 0:30. F. F. FRICKF F. C. 1130-13 At Wheelock's

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-1 r t BY ADELE Mits. Di KKi:i; sPi:.iis plainly AM) MAlH.'i; rOKGIYJS. "I i'm afraid I don't understand you." I said frigidly. prcer tibly shrinking from Mrs. b-irktVs blunt worls. Any comment concerning iicK s volatile lr.sta.ulity a ; a s makes me coliiiy angry. e en tiiou-li it comes from so dear and well - meaning a friend as Mrs. Durkec. Lillian is the only perron witn whom I cm discuss my husband, and th'"i oniv in an emergency. "Well, if von don't m now you ic going t.- in a minute:" my little friead rftorte.i. punctuating her . - rds with a brisk rat-tat of her im g. - r.s against t Ii hedboa-d i'f the b-d. "Arid voa needn't tly off it's not going good not in: Her words the ha in iic cither, for to du o one bit of irig! lit." and manner ar.ia:o d as they offended r.e. me as ri.u n Tins O'it.-jiokcTi onslaught t w oro--was utterly unlike Mis. Dut la . . F t usua 1 pro v.i m.inner of conveying disapis on tin- order of a uui-k. elusive, stiletto thru.-?. She must be much disturbed. I reasoned, to break out in this i'arh.on. And th r was nothing 1 could do save- to w;;i dumbly for her next wmds. Any other course, would be a violation of my own rigid law of hospitality and courtesy to a guest. 'This Fdith I'airta.v busin'ss i-s langerous." yh- went on didactically, after a minute. "' f course, Dickv's all right, but don't you forget that girl is dad in love with him. and has been for ages." I told mit.lf grimly that I wa.-n't apt to lorget this particular bit f knowledge, lir.-t brought to niy attention when, upon a memorable evening long ago. unobserved iy Fdith Fairfax. I had seen the hopeless longing, loving gaze in the eyes she turned toward Dicky. Neither fis mv memory likely to tuin to the wall a later picture, that of the young Virginia, ait .-tu dent's face when she told no- fiereedy that she loved my husband better than 1 did. lie-entiiient Yarii-ln's. P.ut all these memories had lven ca.-t in the se rap hap during the 1 cv;ol of Dicky s great danger. I felt a mental revulsion akin to actual physical illnesii at this digging of them out again. M-s. Durkee was inexorable, however She had something burdening her soul, and she meant to unload it and spread it relentlessly before me. "You needn't think." she went on, "just because I didn't say anything, that I had my eyes closed that time In Hambel's when you fainted that afternoon before the cafe supper when Dickv told us nbout buying BUCHANAN March 11. Martin, west o ftown, is Mrs. G. ill with the flu. Mrs. Hattie Kgbcrt has written that she expects to come home by April 1. Mrs. Charles Huff has been quite ill with tonsilitis. bat is now much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imhoff entertained at dinner Wednesday eveninr. Miss Josephine Stears. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Pascoe. has returned to her homo in Constantino. Miss Yivian Johnston left for Mayo Rrothers hospital. Rochester, Minn., for an operation for a goiter. The Woman's Missionary society of the M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. M. Cm. Dod.l. J. 11. Scrnple spent Wednesday and Thursday in Detroit on business for Clark Eiuipment company. The schools closed their session at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in order that the teachers might attend the reciprocity meeting. Reith the boys' and girls' teams of Clark basketball players will journey to Laporte to play there March 13. Dr. D. L. Codfrey was entertained at iis home in honor of his birthday Friday evening by a host of friends at dancing and cards. Mr3. E. C. Pascoe entertained the Clark bridge club on Thursday if last week. First prize was won by Mrs. M. L. Hanlin. while. Mrs. Domini; won consolation. Ladies of the liend of the River grange entertained with a candy social FTiday evening. The affair proved highly successful beith in enjoyment anil financially. Mrs. Ralph Allen entertained the music class taught by Mrs. W. A. Iliee at her home Friday night. Little Kathryn Allen is one of the pupils. Mrs. M. E. Sparks visitel in St. Joseph Frielay. The Retta (lamma Epsilon Sorority gave a 7 o'clock dinner party in honor of the president. Mrs. Chester X. Sinnedt. at the home of Mrs. Daubert Ivineltrren Monday evening. Mrs. Sinnott was presented with Klfts of silver from the fdrls of thj sorority. Music and games were enjoyed. The Retbany class of the M. E. church enjoyed a social in tho church parlors Wednesday night. Miss Cressie Miller has accepted' a clerical position in government work at Washington. D. C, and will lrave1 for that place soon. Miss Ite.cn Hanlir. was in Niles Tuesday afternoon. Miss Wilma. Hop has sold the Chas. Bishop property on Maecasin av. to Mrs. L. Ct. R;sell. D. C. Lundgren was sick list this week. (Ire rge Clark has returned from his business trip in Ohio. PORTLAND D-. Esther P. Ore.. March Z. 1 ,o e-j'o. i cn.-ult cd with p' i ns her beute- -.- Friday fiver fira a m p ; - v. She ,inou'm- d lo r.-elf ivern'gbt a demoeraM' rinfo- c'-mg"" f-oii thir lK MG II I S-TPMPIJU:. i V c a ;rd.i' .-uit i; i:. rui-'Ki:. i:

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GARRISON the gown and hat for Fdith Fair- ! fax's posing. There was always ' something mighty fishy to me about that story of his. although I suppose it was all ri.Tht. after all there isn't a bit of real harm in i Iijckj-. Kut tb.e g:i too much in ! jr,-4 Wjth him to ir.ak ife , propos;tion for him to be thrown, ! . ... ,t:v o- v,.- if ,n .vr. i t oils. ,i nt . v j going to c j y()11 hold 1 hands." ist a.vuy the hhTh cards and play right into het My rescid ment b.ad ;irii.-i"il. something I'.ii" Sh. had ato-i-ei! :ronge:- within toe. -n.iirt slip Hack." "Wii.i t d on n: ;; n "" I a -. d br. l tli OSSI V. V1 iv. voa g ,... that v) Ion t ia 1. e In n ed to fear auvbodv if vn;;' as inn en p. tills band as yu:i do feeding, or 'o . to hold oui to guar d our a eep r our job at til sci'.oo; Pii riy's come back madly in love with you than Anv fool e; II S'.e tll.tt. I '. U poire c cr. oU k now I roud how fastidid.is he- is. and how he's, always been of you when gone out anywhere. Don't you'v" begi!l o get careless, to -lip back. I don't mean that an I buv a lot of you eught to go expensive tilings onlv the fools ar thiit way of doing. gomg back t i Fat the war H ov r. a nd your man is back, and you ought to " ''.iter to bitte r Wdtils his? vanity', slipped U! ' The halfin oluntarily. "Sil- tiling, if you want to put it th.et war." the little woman gaieil i .ii me- unanaslicii. then I .-av.- ttiat iiinb rneath h'-r shining, impertinent composare lay sensitive fars. and v. ith a sinUb-n impulse- I rushe d nvtr to h r and put mv arms around her. '"You te a b-s.-ed dearl" I et led. "I'm going to r me-mhep every wnl u've -üid. And I'll order that fur trimming for the cojt tlie iir-t chance I get." "You'd better." she declared, wiping her eyes after kissing me warmly. "fr if you don't I'm going t) go down and buy It myseii and then take- it out id' jour tbsh like a regu'ar what'-- his name Sliylok. P.ut litcn isn't that Dicky -.Illing? Tie probably can't find something he wants I never saw a man who could do without a woman at his heels more than two minutes at a time." I ran to the top of the stairs. Dicky was at the bottom step shouting "Madge!" at the top of his voice. "Say!" he demanded Imperiously. "Have you any idea what Edith Fairfax's telephone number is? I've lost m' old address book, and I've forgotten the name of the street and she Isn't In the book." REORGANIZE SECTIONAL CLUBS AT NOTRE DAME Sectional clubs at Notre Dame are being re-organlzed by students from various parts of the country after a laps? of two years, and although no definite .action has been taken several of the organizations have proposed another interstate banquet after Easter. Interstate banquets were held annually until 1017 when the war interrupted. The Pennsylvania cluh has chosen Thomas J. Teddn of Canonsburg. Pa., president; James O'Toole, Aspinwall, la., vice-president; Y. Miner, Scranton, Pa., secretarj'-treasurer; and Yincent Sweeney, McKecsport, Pa., reporter. Key. Patrick J. Jlagerty of Scranton was elected honorary president and Rrother Florian of Pittsburg, Pa., chaplain. J i ians are aireaay unaer way ior the organization of a New York State club, a Kansas club and an Illinois club. The New England club and the Kentucky clubs, the oldest sectional organizations at the school hold regular monthly meetings, and the Kentuckians receotly made arrangements for a "Colonels Ranquet" to be held after Lent. Rrother Renjamin of St. Xavier's college, Louisville, Ky.. will be their guest. Business Girls9 Club Studies Americanization "The stimulation of American ! Ideals" was the detlnition presented by a member of one of the business girls' clubs of the Y. XV. C. A. during a discussion of "Americanization" as a part of the regular club night program Thursday. Amer icanization in its many phases was presented to the girls by Miss Gertrude Sykes, industrial secretary. A report on city government was given by Miss Lillian Martin at tho meeting of the civic relations group following the general assembly. Other talks given included "Health, Housing ami Hospitals," by Miss l'.ethany Geyer; "Charitable Organizations" by Miss Mable Povser; and "Schools" by Miss Hazel Ha er. The' regular meetings of the millinery ami dramatic art groups were held, and in the short story division "The Master of the Inn" by Robert Hcnlck was read by Miss Gladys Nickel. rLKASAXT Y ALLI TV. March 11. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fger spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, and family. Charles .Schaurnun was in South P.en'd Tuesday. Joe Kozuch v:-;tcd his mother, Mrs. Moraiac, Tuesday. Mrs. John A. Fger wa a guest of Mrs. Lloyd Egcr Tuesday. Harry Marsh an! C. A. Marsh we re in t .-eeola Wednesday. Mr. Steir.baugh. on the Jatr.cs Shaw f,m,i, will hold a publi sale Tu s. lay. March C t. Hol,, rt Smith was m Mi.--hawaka M nda v. IIFLI lull HOMICIDE. NEW VFK. March VI. --Andrer T ck-, Columbia unin-stty r-tu ib'-it. - a - hfi'l I'rid iv "n a formal "ha rge of ho'iiride followinr -iei'h of Milton Sterrfeld. another it'jnt. :m i frirmily h.mg rout. E--ke't struck Strrnto'.d v. ith a Wt on the a u . .. a n r: irof. ped a 1. ?:. .1 1 i e d t

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, Owen Steele, W. Pleasant pt., eni tertained the members and teacher ' of the Youth's Kible class of the ;.M. F. church Thursday evening. ! The meeting opened with a short devotional by the teacher. Fred Miller, followed by the business session. Vocal and instrumental nuribrs featured the social hour. Refreshments were served. The rext meeting will be held in two weeks. ' the place of meeting was undecided Thregular meeting of the Vic tor-. girN will be held at th home of Mi-s Helen Nelson instead of Miss i H'!en I, 'irsen as previously annou need. Tim regular meeting of tho Truth S' k-rs of tho M. K. church was hld Thursday evening at the home of Mi-s C-ita Casper. N". feventh st. K fre -limnts wore perved during fh- social hour and a program of ictroli music rendered. The next meeting will be hebl Thursday M rch L". nt the home of Miss P.ernice Brown S. Ninth st. Mrs. J. V. Young entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday complimenting Miss Bessie Ruckman of Michigan City, lnd. Covers were laid for 10 at .a table attractively centered with ferns and spring flowers. Ten member and two visitors were prsnt nt the meeting of the '. P. club held at the home of Mrs. K'lockow, A'lams st. Following the business session the time was spent socially and with needbi work. A two course luncheon was served by the- ho--tess. The next meeting will bo held Thursday. March Co at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs Ceorge Hücker who has been vi.-itir.g relatives here the past week has left for her home, at St. Louis, Mo . she w.as accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Wheeler. who will make he-r home with Mrs. Hücker. Walter Hinelel left this morning for a visit at Plymouth, Ind. I lev. L. C. Kulison ha returned from Flkhart. Mflvin KuperisM has purchased the- P.. J. Faroute residence on S. Twelfth st. Mr. and Mrs. Farouto have purchased a farm near New 'arlisie and will leave Saturday for their n-w home. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. R rooks. X. Eleventh st., have been called to North Liberty by the death of Mrs. Sarah Hostetler who died Thursday afternoon. Funeral will be held at North Liberty Sunday. GRANT, til. March Miss Mable Fissell spent Saturday until Monday with ii. from Miss Ruth Truitt. of Milton. Homer Yincent entertained his father, of Chicago, a few days the first of the week. Mrs. Harvey RInker, of Elkhart, died of consumption Tuesday and was buried Thursday. Mrs. Rinker is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ray. Rernice Freel spent from Friday until Sunday with her grandparents in South Rend. George Smith has purchased a Ford touring car. The Granger school will give a St. Patrick's box social March 17 at S o'clock. Prof. Rarnum will give an entertainment at the Gleaner hall Friday. Saturady. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights, each night a different program. Ho is a fun maker of 4 0 years' experience. G. Y. Gogley, who has been ill, somewhat improved. The Presbvterian Ladles' Aid wdll meet with Mrs. E. D. Shaffer Wednesday. March 17. A Farmers' Federation meeting was held at the Gleaner hall Thursday evening. TO ATTKXD COXFKHIIXCK. I G. Wood, district campaign directors for the Inter-Church World movement has been calleel to Indianapolis to attend a conference of district campaign directors with Frank J. Resler. state campaign director. The conference will be held Sunday morning. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. Safe Milk For Inf idU N Colics A' Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Afoid Imitation! and Subititotej When a ly would in vent something new to eat you need Beechamo Pills Even when digestion is good, poisons are formed during its processes that unless eliminated irritate mind as well as bedy. Lrt?t ? le of Aj( McrTiCioeii ttJ WorU IF YOU HAD A WECK v A3 LONG A3 TH!8 FELLOW 4 AND HAD is wuiii. i iiinim TON SI LI NE 4- WJ'JLD QUKLT FCLJCVE If Cc, jualf-v. Tor''il iie,n iC Uucuuii

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Correct Spring Attire The New Spring Garments for Women and Misses are decidedly charming. Our collection this season is the most interesting and attractive we have ever shown. We would be pleased to have you look over the new stlyes though you are not prepared to buy immediatly. Come in and inspect at your pleasure, the correct modes for Spring.

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