South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 162, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 June 1920 — Page 13

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TiME3

TIiniMiw MoKMNfl. .TIM: in. inj.

NEWS OF MISHAWAKA

PURCHASING AGENTS

ARE ENTERTAINING

IVaturr Fine Program at Banquet in Hotel Mishawaka Mock We (J tl in g. Thirty-fnur mrmborH r,f tli South Pnl Purchnstntr Aunts' h .-.-ooiition TAO.fi" mrry last evening over thr inonthly dinner at th Hold Mlsh tAaka. ?vTal ntertainincr anl inrtructlve ft.itures bHnx Included Jn ihf program. A mock wo. flirt? ceremony, "olmr.lzV y Dr. W. A. JUooro of th DodK Mftf. Co.. uniting th Kouth IJf-ni ;i.soolatlon In th bonds of friendly business vith "Mr. Dutch Hoy White Ix-ad" was the piece de resistance of the occasion. J. H. Wykes, district manager t t the National Lead Co.. located at t;rand Itapid. Mich., and Walter M. 3wrey, purchasing aent of the

some company, station 1 at St. Lout, talked on th'r FulJrt f white lend, their remarks hetn- illustrated by iJ.Of-O feet of moving pictures -bowing lh different htat;-. of m;inufacture from the mines to the liners. Member? were present from Mi.hRwaka. South Hnd. Klkhart, Plyinoiith. Nile, Huchanan and iJenton Harbor. The entertainment committee responsible for the enjoyable program wa.s composed of J. p. Stahr of the Dodsje Co., Terry WYrtz of KIkhart. find O. A. FulkeiKon of South Uend.

OFFICERS APPROVE CONVENTION PLANS

BCIM)IN(i ii;kmits. K. Clillis has taken out a building permit for a dwelling at TL'o S. Meridan ft., to cot J2.000. W. S. Donn hax taken out a permit for a Karate on Carlton St.. to cost $100.

i:vri:iiT.i.s at ih.v.vkr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard IV Kldinep north of Mishawaka. entertaine.l at

a 12 o'clock dinner yesterday in j

honor of their fifth wedding anniversary. Covers Were laid for i'U.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED J.OST mil rnok ...ntHinii:? about WANTKIi-VltrHs, ,t i-'iiw.tf.. T 7"" probably lout ..n N. Main St.. between rat -n M ,i t w 1 11 V'1" b and 10 oclo. k Mnday nljrlit. Kt-waM. V i,a,n ' Hit i J'hon MUhauaka 4;'.'. 'Jt.J " " SAN'f'I A man to drive coal wazon HASTINGS Healtj Co. hare movM Into -M'ply A. i:. Kuba Coul office ll'j ' thlr nw quurt-rn at 111 S. Chur.-h Ht.. -dishauaka av. ' J 'Tcm from tfce rotot?l'-L- and ar? at - . i

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I'J.NN KKAI.TY i'OMI'ANY burg, bell! and tr.-ide HousiH mid I'. inn. "VVe Siuve a 1 1 t ft twenty homo lu Misiil.vr;ik and t-n fnrrw tr phI ikhv. Now V;i :int rooms, xtoi. gA. lU'htd I! nd waPT. uUey lot. Ter run J'J.OO. 7 rooms and buth rimdf rn e.vrept beat, ,rJrm. p.U'A tiro-vry utore ioln jrood buiinena and in Tellnt location. liowi rf:Hoii fr nelll n tr. HarpaJn If tnVeu at ouiy. Tsirtly inoderu lmue of s roonn on t;. Mltlinvak:i Vf. (n- an1 ne-hlf blovka Trom 4-enlrr. ?.'?7. n-tl)lrd rnsh. it,nn i:i:alty CO. Call ux up r onie and see us. JC, Vt-8t lblrd. .Mishuwaka 2J. Jtf

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t"' ruf ilrt a e ürt elans.

day for two w 'feks. I'lione U0.

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J-'iiK KKNT-Tlirw ronmw, fur:ilbtl for Usrlit hotiekeidns. 100 i;. .Mlctiawaka ,,r. vt:i

F'vn room hau, linmedl.ife primmIoii. bfniitlful corner, !- trie liht!, fiat und water, l'rl e Feven room houfe. K. Kltrht t.. fair roj.alr. For i"lrk ' I'riee 2.VT l;ii;ht roni lump, uiotirra, el8 in; also hou.-e of nx rooms In th rear, lni-oun of f'.O pr month from ffiroe houses. $1. ." -asu and f40 pr tmuitn. l'rlce Vfo haul c. (jAit.Mir.r. Mljhnnnka -"'To. tf yon SALI: KU'Iit-room house. Sil s. Mill ft.; etieaji if oM withlu th next few dvg. I'lione Mlshiiwaka 7vl. Inijuire 4.1 W. r.oirth t. 7tl2 J.1ST your property wlta HnttlttK I:ilty Co., Ill Clmrca t. if you nant service nnd a quick sale, rbmtf Mihiwska 172 or 1010. 7tf

W.NT,:tA M rull top desk. Mls'.-uwuka 1.517.

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I Ob SAi;- Six dozen quart fruit Mio and Htfli t food bed cmifurtera. Jall J.JUfoIn Way L. or phone. Mlshawaki li'Jit- .st: W A.Ti;i- Sbippln room and sausn rxm hi- iKirs. Apply .Major Uro. Ta. k-

V,1 r,,"u f"r ro,,t ' l"'t nfTI.e In Ml.siiawaka. I'lione 17-' or lul'.t. 7ff

1ÜK KAI!.' IJljrht-room mo.lfrn. exeut rurii.- . .M.,iu Ht. . jo-ruom all modrii, j.. ihlrd; bvveu romnj. modern exopt fnriiace, W. Lliu.ln way- three Mrom lio,1M Miir l01-... Thf r. all I-r.ej tor .JUl(k sale; iome tcriT.j. J. 11. Kerwin. box ...;l. HmU Itend. 7tH VANTi:i TO IJbVSmall !l9hlnK' boat of about 1J ff.t. Inquire Indiana 7t-WA.NTIiD-SteLojfjapher. .Statu exptrbn,f. flllary i..,, an1 rt.fwretl(Vll A.J.Ir.ss J. . C. News-Time. 7t7

OH' SAM: Molrn nine room hous.., two l.Rthrooms. laundry tubs, gond ga

ge; located on Seventh ßt. l'oosen-

n on (.r before oo days. Price

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t , ! AVA.N"l1:r TO nUYrartlr modern j home In the em end. f . cash. Write Itox S. T.. Nw b Times 5tf

.VNTKD Experienced delivery truck driver. Apply Major Urns. I'ackiu; Co . Uhnvaka. 4t7

3UtIN(l your Un mower to tbe Acme Mf-hlne Co., In tiie rear of 41. S. 7Inln !t.. for jfood work. XVe have an l.lal" irrlmltnfcr ni.iMn', tlie bost made. J'hon MUhawnkji l-'P. M'l 1'OR SALK IIouHehoiti r.irnlture eonnlPtiiig uf dining room ulu. aolld oak; Vi trola. reenrds. sheet musl1 fublnet, 1 olies hirdneye ilrenii)(f taole and chair, romblnatlon writing deik and ook ae. two lo-dü. niaftresse aini sprlnc. rekcr. Iruit nip board, work table. 7 1J Lliza-l.-tü at. 4tä WANTED Middle aed woman for dUhwaalier. Suiltby' Luncb IJwia, 213 In Ma.u at. ltf JOK SALT. A numrei of lund contracts ranging from It.oOO to J$.0oo. bearing per ent Interest, Owner will ruaraule any of tae contracts. A. C. Col-l-jrt. 2lMf KIt SALI nignt loom Tiou. near Do.lfe mitn piant. lXt; eaab or Itriiia: possesion CO diya. A. A. Schlllinjer. J. M. d. ISldf.. Soutb liend or cali Main 1120. 24 ti KK SALI Mltrh'.dl roadster; In gord coufiltbta. Newly painted. Cull t!e rwt-Ilaiea. ITTtf

lOMMKItT I;i:ALTY CHl,OItATH)N. W make aa effort to purchase prope rlies fur tas;i which we an fell at ra.nablr prli with a gmull p.-iynietit !owu. talan e rn rpy t rin9. We w n r rojT rt y In every pirt of MNhawaka. llrre are oaie vt tbe Luuf now ready to oeeiipy : i KMM COTTAC.15 AND 2 LOTS. J." A M'-ant. newly decorated uml painted 4-room eotrak'e. a frw hloeka southeast f po.jjre's; lwtric lljiLts. l ire l . : i r n ; ihlcLen coop and other outbulblinirs : 1-lffll plae for Kirdentnc. imu

aymeut down mJ oalanee ike f'iL

i li 1 ill llJi-'Ll. o-il.l 1IULM.,

A iT(od ' room h.oM on v. ill Dfwlv piinted and papered; trio fixture!. JH.ono; $;.oo ash.

l.ac er.nr terms. VACANT 7-RKM HOI'Si:. 2.MH" A 7-room house. V. Thirteenth t.. partly modern; l:noiei!l.ite p!tessloa.

r;sianie on urir.s hoi si:; i:i:ai. it.n-

AN ri:i)--(;irl for general housework Inquire los U-. i ir,.t t. l'hon Misi.. nnaka 1S7 CJIUL WANTED For confectionary tore experlen.e not ne,es.,ry. fall Mlnha"aka Cuhdy Kltchtri, lyj Lin. olu way Y. Ct7 IIKiHEST CASH prices fr l.ouds, W . S. S. and lhrlft ataiupa. Don't aai-n-flce your Liberty lloiila. but if vou rnust eil. fc-et our qutitatlona before a"e 1 1 -lri)r. OiTbef opeu S a. m. to S n. m. Hami ton 1'uhlUhInp Co., 2nd lloor. Malu st., opp. i. M. C. A., South Uend. UOtf W. have moved to our new quarter at 111 s. Church at.. Jut across from the I ost Office aud if you're uboiit to move we enn help you Urt a hoiue. Just think a seven room hrb k hause, nie basement electric lights. 1)1- lot in a k'o"d west cud' locution, price ?.2.7:-); y,u can move In here in lo d.iya. Aldo u nix-rmn lou?e onK. llattell Ht.. possiesIon in Ho lavs. $J..K), some i a ah, balarxe 20 jer month Als. the most beautiful corner in Jtlver Turk, elvht room house, nil modern ret buy nnd look this over. $5.0iid Tarms. farms, big and xuitill', to suit you. All to trade and nell HASTINGS KKALTY CO 111 S. Church St. l'houe 172-1010 m:' FOR SALT l ive eres cloe to Mishawaka. New bungalow with furnar Must eil quick. I'rb'e ..;.."hX) Mason L l'etro. phone Mlalmwaka 70; roum 5 and Ö Logledruiu bblfjr. -jiff

Aloct W ith Local Committees of Firemen's Convention Wednesday Night. An ( nth'isiastic meeting of the hends t oriimltteeH having charge of arrangements for tho annual convention of the Northern Indiana Volunteer i'irenien, which will take pbice at Mifhawaka June K and 17, was held in the Woolen company's flro hall last nifiht. The meeting was called for the purpose of conferring with the officers of th .association am-nt the arrancnientH for the blfr event. The visitors present were Geo. H. Klhin, president, Kendalxllle; ). Jteeso Mvans, vice pres.. W.ir'.v; I. Helm, executive. l;ecatur; i I. Duryee, Fort Wayne; (;. F I'.ou'pe, .secretary. Fort Wayne. Claude Muran acted as stcretary of the meeting-. The oflicers heartily approved of the plans already matured for the convention, and. offered a few sugKcstions. which will be acted upon. I'res't Kihm sabl the committee had undoubtedly done splendidly and had all matters well In hand. The officer on arrangements are: A. I). Warner, president; J. Alvln SVutt. vice presidtnt; W. H. Tupper, vice president; lioorK' CJ. Dutz. chief; C. II. Moran. secretary; J. D. Wolina, treasurer of the Woolen Co. lire department. The committees are: Finance G. I?. Williams, chairman: W. L.. Chandler and Robert Knoblock. Program and prtzet? J. I. Wolma, chairman; L L. Graves and William Heiser. I'ress C. K. Clark, chairman; W. K. Wallach and G. A. Maurer. Refreshments R. Solders, chairman; l-'red Bidewell and F. K. Corey. Parade W. F. Miller, chairman. Printing R. H. bYatterday, chairman. Fntertainment. V: Yea?;er, chairman. Decorations G. W. Blair, chairman. Reception Chief. Charles fc'helton. chairman. J. V. Williams will be the announcer; John Miller, starter; C. A. Wuckman and H. M. Kable, timers. Thu business men's committee is composed of Kay a. Winey, general chairman; Chay. A. Ostrom, finance; A. C Haslanpur, attractions: V. F. Kerr, concessions; J. Q. Swanrer, jr.. decorations: M. W. Mix, printing; Ü. hl. Liinjj-. poster publicity. Fine Picture Pleases Audiences at Lincoln

LI HL' KT Y IUiNDm bo.ifht and add. Call and pet our Quotationa. Main 10sl Camp 'lüoru i Co.. tu J. 2i. s. bid! SSMf VOR SALK Idrnbl homes located between Mlhatvaka ar:d South Ileiol. alto in South Uend. various porta of city.

lerui to ault pur. baser. Whlteomb a. I Keller, Farnier3 Xrust llt-'j. I'huu Main 44u0- L"J-tf !

It is not often that a calloused re vie v.-er is driven to the use of superlatives in commenting on a photo-Uruma, bvit after viewn "The Virgin of Stamboul," which was shvn hero for the first time yesterday at the Lincoln theater, it s found r.tcessary to pound its praises in no uncertain term. Pr.svilki In-an, who r'.rst Hashed on the filrv. horizon with "The Wildcat ot Paris." and established a distinct personality on the screen, which was followed by a half-dozen other important productions, but who has been mi.sin from the ilvr shet for a. Ion? while, reappears as the star of this pictureso.ue story of the c;it and proves clear title to beinir classed as one of the foremost players in the ilent drama. In the role of the little beguar on the streets of fc'tamboul, untamed anil unafraid, knowing nothing of riRht or wronK, but with natural instincts that preserve her undelikd amid the filth and squalor of her surrounding. Miss Dean gives a characterization that must be classed as a masterpiece. Tod Rrowninp. who is credited with the direction of this photo-drama, has obtained some remarkable effects. No truer picture of the Orient has ever been seen on the screen. Its customs and traditions, mixed with the modernity of the western influence, form a picturesque background for the action of the drama. .'ome thousands of. people participate In the drama, chief among whom are Wheeler Oakman as the Captain of the Rlack Horse troop; Wallace Reery, a-s the sheik; E. A. Warren, as the keeper -of the bazaar; IM ward Rurns, a-s the American lotharlo; Kusenie Forde, as the mother, and Ethel Ritchie, as the. faorite of the harem. The picture will again be thown at the IAncoln today and Thursday.

ri:.N iji:amy co. s uaiujains. KU rooii.s; stool, water, lichts full bnnetienf, newly rcdeeor.ited, $.',NO ;' easy payments. Thi la u,w vaianf. inol oufv tn. und one-half l.lo k from renter N. S. St renins ;i:k li.it U .n i:. Third t.. newly repainted nud redecorated; a barlain at I.04H. Terms. Six rooms, f... I. gn, water nnd eb,--trie litrhts; full basement: one and onehalf hhx'kti from north hie renter. .."hJ r.'tstl. six rooms Juv ofT MUh.iwaka ar.: smui. biincalow l.aie; lights, as and water. N(JW VACANT. Seven room and bnth; newly repaperI : eiose iu. Term. S''..i."

Fifth t.. flae e!iaaa lab

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G IN. A comfortable S-room hou: modern

except het. on Clvr!m,i Bt tr.U

rtT can be boupht at the

nh or term. i'.-kiiov muih:i:n iiorsr. Lincoln WAY E. A rt-rooriit nnd h.ith; stri-tlr ir.od.rn J...iiP on Lincoln way !"... $".."; l.o-o nah. b.ilatic on tertiw A FFKNISUrU MOlibKN IfOl SK. FOR SALK An nrtra.'five r mm i-trUtlr moiliTn home. I.1:i...hi uuv i: ; fn'ir !e!lraMe rnn:n on crur l tior: WO l.irjre bedroOTi'. tt!i rbsetn In rnch and large l.it!i ro"r.i. with Kith. otoil nd l iTat'-r.v on . un l tV..r: ivtacla? furnace and fruit -'ill.u In lan.fr.t; plenty cf ahade trees nnd hniM-ry; eljfct fruit trt-: icara-e ; 1! rbiken coop and ;nrk. TMs .'.efir-

cNie ;irorerty bus J'it r.een re!.or:iteij

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All furniture will le oi.l wlt.'i l.-.u t a reaor.a! le pr!c. TJils 1 a real nprrtun!ty t 1'uy orr 'if the most !plrat homes tn th city. Canh or term t-'o:e to our ofTlr te.daj anil we will Vw yoi tl fcon yd need. Io n,-t r!t fr further ad v.i n ement In vr.I'ie CULPA F HT nr.M.TY xi 1I P It AT Ii N. l2' Lln-.ln nv W. Thobe M'.thitaka 111. arcour Jansen, sales Mgr.

A barcalti In a boarding and rooming hivi.e; it r.ij:s; corner lot; two paved street. Too. Modern dupI- ef Is rm hmI b.itl. hardwuod tloorj. fiieeue'l prrh : two lii k-i from renter ou L'. Third t . Ml. lo.

Ladies Day Held at the Miami Club Wednesday Mrs. Harry Reamer, Krtsewater dr.. won the favor at Ladies' day entertainment held at the Miami Country club, yesterday aiternoon. There were 16 tables at cards. ArranRements were made to hold an informal buffet lunch nxt Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the clubhouse. All ladies who wish to attend are requested to call "Mother" Hubbard at thelub house by Tuesday. The committee in charge of this month's entertainments is Mrs. Charles I'ndlich, chairman; Mrs. RuKene Grant. Mrs. Fred X. Smith and Mrs. Robert Robertson.

A rov little four-room rotf::?e: electrlo ItK'ht aud kjs, M.:h. F.any terms.

now is tin: ti.mi: rn iwx a kaum. We have for s:t!e four farms, boated in t:., elay loam district of southern Ml.'liU-an. l-'o .-ores looted on Shavehead lake; fiv.' ml'es fron Jone, M!-., on state ri'id; loo a ere 9 flffir. 3-aere on hard, lö a-res timber, P r om brb'k house, sevenror.i tei.jnt hoiia. tool house, workshop, tw l.irj: ht-c p-n with reTr.ent floor. hi. k.-n hou.'. irranary hopltnc 1J hundred bns'ieN. rirn Tli, barn .'.JVi, lean to f r s head of rsttle. T head o hordes ; ini:f ! oM nfion, fltVoiXt. l'.'T ii re --thret miles from ar.dnlifi: e-.o l'ilf mile like front on Mnd lake; T." tl'lalde; dabin tlmd r. pasture an 1 dn.kl.lerry mnrih; two pood dari.i; e.k'ht-ro rn h-.ue; windmill and tanks; P..'Nli.:i at o:ii. X.o

vo a r It an l li-rmm I.oup.m; b.'Ti:. Indiidll Mlth r.Mikn: t"0:l. ai re tillable. iii'..in-e raarsh: I-.-lilAS i.utli ".oop.dis. Hi.U

tr id" for t ir propert . rr-. JO r e. n o.itM. 1" corn. "S t'.'.l idle, li tinder, two rr.arLi. feienror.i hot:v, furnup, two rellars. l-arti .".i)b. j:rarary nr.d ham: wood, tool and ehh ken hou-p; roru ortb; L'o fruit tre'.'. three I .'. Spilth 'f C.1 polls ; $l!V pc4;o re. Tc rin! tf del r-d. ri:N i:i:altv t'ltv and farm property. tVXt W. Third St.; Mishawaka 202. ZU

COALHISH SOCTI7TY MI HTTS. Mrs. John Fulmer. 119 V. Seventh St., ontertained the members of the Coalbus'n iadies Aid society yesterday afternoon, when arrangements were completed for the Sunday school picnic to be held In the Rogers gnue. east of the Coalbush church. Saturday. A social hour followed, during which sewing was the feature. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Aaron CrofooL

ba n k fruit. four : will

muTii HKroni). A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr?. John McGilllendd-. 915 Ldnooin way W., at St. Joseph's Maternity hospital Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. ar.d Mrs. Meade Peter. 1113 F. Franklin st-, 'nuth I'cnd. at the local hospital Wednesday. A daughter was bcrn to Mr. and Mrs. Ou Hofkins. 6 24 E. Hattell st., at the hospital Wednesday.

All members of Daughters of Veterans re'picpted to attend Initiation at IT.khart Friday evenlr.p. Take T:2e o'clock interurban car. tl Advt.

The homo of lircn IP.anchard, 221 IZ. drove st.. has been released from scarlet fever uuarantine.

ARREST LOCAL MAN ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Hcnrv T. Smith Accused of Encouraging Child Abduction; Being Brought Back. Henry T. Smith. 5on of Mr. and Mrs. Geors' Smith. N. Sprlncr st., was arrested at Flint, Mich., by Chief Pfender and was brought back to the city on a rharpe of tncouratrinp; child abduction. The affidavit was filed by Smith's brother-in-law Howard B. Lent, and charges the defendant with taklntr Mis Ora Lfnt, 13 years old to St. Joseph, Mich., where a wedding ceremony was performed. Smith giving the bride's ace as 1. The girl wife arrived in Mishuwaka Wednesday morninp to employ legal aid for her husband. She stated at the polico station that she was happier than she had ever been In her life. Smith's tix month's wife Florence Weaver. 20 years old. committed suicide by jumping in tho St. Joseph river, Feb. 17, last. Smith's father last nicht furnished a $2oo cash bond for his son's appearance in the city court today.

STOWfllTOX-MAllSHALTj WKI). DIN;. Fred Stoughton. 4 02 E. Fourth St., and Miss Agnes Marshall, 22S W. Orovc st., were married at St. Monica's Catholic church, Wednesday morning. Rev. A. C. ly, a cousin of the bride, performing the ceremony. The bride camo to Mishawaka about three years ago and was housekeeper for her und the late Itev. J. 1 1. lUeckman. After his death she accepted a position in the office of the MIshawaka Woolen company. . .. . IiAXlHiHAF-m.IX'KMAN ClIRi:MOXY. Gorious Landgraf, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Iandgraf, 322 W. Lattell st., was married to Miss Leona Fllzabeth Agnes Iileckman of Cincinnati, O., sister of the late Rev. J. H. Bleekman, Wednesday morning at the Sacred Heart church at Camp Washington, O. The groom is well known here and served overseas with the seventh engineers.

CITY COURT NOT KS. M. C. Moon of Lakeville, Ind., was arrested on a charge of driving an automobile whl'.o intoxicated. His case was continued until Friday.

Sunshlno club. L. O. T. M.. No. ISO. will meet at Springbrook park Thursday afternoon. Pot luck lunch. 9tl Advt.

. Joseph L. Bri.tow, former ITnited States senator from Kansas, is out of peditics. But he can't shake off the fever entirely and had to look In on the Chicago convention. He Is taking no art, however.

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Accept "California" syrup of Fics only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver, and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say California."

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Phone Mishawaka 1254 MISHAWAKA TAXI SERVICE L. Goss and R. T. Foust, Proprietor 4We go anywhere any lime" 221 N. Main st., Mishawaka

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PUPILS IT ILL PRESEMT PI Am RECITAL MONDAY

ST. JOSEPH ALUMNI TO HONOR GRADUATES

A pino recital will le piven by

the pupil? of Mrs. Bertha Healv at!

the Mishawaka public libraty Monday evenintr. Mrs. Healy will be asel.ttd by Mrs. liverne Sampson Harmon, violinist. The student who will take part in the pro-ram are: Flossie Wrifrlev. Lucille itemley. Virginia. GUIiland. I.vulah Cunningham. Aline Ball, Dorothy Reed. Jane Boggs, Howard Nelson, Ida and Kslher Hoffman, Veima Jolly. Geneva Martin. Georgie Casper. Iren I)'Lande, Creta Casper, Jessie Clir.irenpell. Leah lnnox. Gtnevleve Kunce. Pauline Pendal, Esther Goftz. (Jenevleve McCoy. F.eglania Burket. Helen Nelson. Hazel Goetz. Marie Andrews. Hortense Shaffer. Tina Zimmerman.- Fmma Hltchner, Mary Clawson, Marion Goetr, Nina Smith anil Ituby Barton.

.HK.NGi; rou G.vitnnx taiity. Complete arrangements were made for what promises to be one of the largest social affairs of tho summer reason at the regular meeting of the Tri Kappa sorority held at the home of Mrs. Alex Bodle. Niles av., Tuesday evening. A garden party will be given at the home of Mrs. George Williams. Lincoln way 11., on Saturday afternoon, .Tune 19. A program of special numbers has been arranged for the affair. rrelous to the meeting the Fororlty girls enjoyed a wiener roast and picnic In Merrineld park.

Members of the graduating -!;s-of St. Joseph': Catholic school uii: te the gusts of honor at a banquet to be given by the members othe St. Joeph Alumni association a the Hotel Mishawaka Monday evening. June 21. Thl was d idee: upon at a meeting of the Al'.:mni held T'iesday night. Tho committee appointed to take charge of the entertainment Is: Misers Marfan Lees, Marguerite Tremel. Kasinor Grzesk and Aloi. Goeller, Fr d Hums, Blyvester Clausa and Maurice Venn. Sunday. June 2", was chosen as the general communion day for the association.

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"JENNY BE GOOD" At the TEMPLE TODAY AND TOMORROW Also "ALL LIT UP," a Snub Pollard comedy.

$21.00 $21.00 The Best Buy in Watches Is the Elgin in Gold Filled Case we offer for $21.00. We carry only Best Makes of American Watches, Elgin, H amilton. H ovvard, 111 inois an d Waltha in. A full line of Bracelet Watches, including Largest Stock of Elgin Bracelets in Mishawaka. Say it with GIFrS that LAST. VOGT'S JEWELRY STORE $21.00 Keller BIdg., Lincoln Way West. $21.00

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25 REDUCTION Sale Starts 8:30 a. m. Friday, June 1 1 Our long-planned-for Stock Reducing Sale is here. We decided to join all those merchants throughout the entire country who are taking up the task of breaking the backbone of the high cost situation. We assure you that on every purchase you make here during this eventful sale you'll realize a reduction of 25 to 35. GREAT REDUCTIONS ON SHOES AND LOW SHOES of the best quality, for the entire family

$4.95 Ladies fine white canvas Shoes and Oxfords, high and military heels, price $2.93 $7.50 Ladies" Oxfords, black Kid, high and military heels, now . . .$5.95 $12.00 Pumps, vici kid, now $8.75 $10.00 Ladies' dark brown Oxfords, high and military heels, now. . . .$7.25

$10.50 Men's Oxfords, mahogany color, now only $7.45 Men's Shoes, very good quality, English styles, $10.50 values, now only $7.43 $8.50 Men's black Dres3 Sh oes, now $5.85

$12.00 Men's dark brown Dress Shoes, now per pair . . .$8.50 and $9 $8.50 Men's English Black Dress Shoes $5.50 Special prices on Men's brown and white canvas Athletic Shoes. Boys' Shoes, in English and Broad Toe styles, from $3.25 up

Misses' and Girls' Pumps and Oxfords, Black and White, at Great Reductions GREAT BARGAINS IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

$2.50 Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, dark and light colors, special price, now only $1.69 Pillow Cases, 42 and 45x36, now only 45c 35c Bleached Muslin, per yard, only 23c $2.25 Bed Sheets, full size, now only $1.59 45c Percales, best quality, 36 inches wide, now 33c

29c Toweling, per yard, now . .15c $1.75 Damask Table Cloth. 72 inches wide, linen and mercerized finish, various patterns, now per yard at 89c 49c Cretones, beautiful patterns, now 33c 35c Scrims, 5 yards for $1.00 59c Marquisettes, per yard . . . .35c 75c Marquisettes, best quality, now at 49c

Corsets, very special . . ,89c and up $1.49 Ladies' Silk Hoc, various colors 69c $1.50 Envelope Chemise, pink and white, now 89c $1.49 Crepe Bloomers, pink and white, now 93c Ladies Gauze Drawers, slight second 35a Special prices on Camisoles and Corset Covers.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GENTS' FURNISHINGS

$1.75 Blue Chambray Work Shirts, now $1.29

Great reductions on Men's Dress and Work Trousers, a fine assortment at low prices. $1.75 Fine Ribbed Union Suits, now $1.23 Athletic Union Suits, now 89c and up.

Silk Dress Shirts, in beautiful colors, at $5.50 and $6.75 $1.85 Boys' Rompers, good washable ginghams, now $1.19

LADIES' SILK AND WOOL DRESSES, ONE-THIRD OFF

Bargains in Dresses and Skirts $4.00 Girls Dresses, in white Organdie and Voiles, latest styles, now at $275 $3.75 Misses' Gingham Dr? now $2.50 Ladies' White Dress Skirt;, latest styles $2.75 and up 36x40 in. Fancy Voiles, regular $1.50 and $1.35. per yard now, S9c and 98c.

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