South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 322, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 November 1920 — Page 7

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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN SOCIETY Suffrage Phllanthrophy Clubs Circles

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Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband BY ADELE GARRISON

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! Appr''MtnatfIy S'J ?n r i" rs an-i ! K'.rst.s of th Married F-.'.k's I;ino- ; in.' cluJ v-ro rnto! Uuii i with a iti.tncii.tr "arty Tu-:sd iy -v-'iin at ; th Ituliana club. Follow int: th I pro;Tar?i of diinci'S whirh ,s

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Tin- Woman's !lo:n" ci-U ly of th- l'ii st M.

mot TutMJay aft- rnoon jji th- church parlors. Uti.stts-f for th uft i i.oi.r' woro Mr-. I'. iM'oii'lrt, I.. Ik Ilupo. Mrs. II L'ruwhart. Mrs. A.Mio Jon..-. Mix. F. (kirn. Mr. J. W. I' ist p. Mrs. Mary I ,:u. ht "i., Mrs. ii. lins'i ami Mr. A. Sri.v ;! r. A si cial f-iti;roof th" program was a talk on tllini;.-. s of What (.)!. Moots In Fon-ik'n AVoik."' mv.:1 hy

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HTnn'T. Mrs. John l'fondrr was a iavor winnt-r in tht contests of th a f tf-rnoon. Mrs. Charks Monro of Plymouth, Ind., w;u a.lmittt il to tfio

Mrs-. r..rnar.l Cours.t. -11 ort ft.t ftctffi as hot's ir.oiiilis f the Plymouth traft Tutlay afternoon. a or; and t on to.-'ts occupied

K ntion of r-linqu:shintr him to anyI body f..r .iu hil- 1 noodd undor- ! j M a ii'1 1 r. i 1 , iirid inttii.it.Mt as soon :i-- ! j iiossihio to u'( it 1 1 to my rooM which! .ij i.c cupyinf- duritiii her vit-it. ;Iick, my father and I vr- to tontimio to :tt-o.'it Mrs. DtirktH-'H neigh

borly htspit.'il:ty until the departure

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'-'o!!i(j in. MarK'ir't." she srdilctl lriKhtJy a.t in- .nl rnH(t nif- romfortabl" in her dlniliod, racious: fanhion. Harritt Hraithwaite a woman who Is the cranilf darn always. Hut there is something about lier rare smile that one distinctly vaiueM.

luncheon 1 r lore v- spraj; oi anyiiüiiK

olor s tin wn-n sue nau seinett

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loo.ue by tip' window, let me tell you that I fully appreciate the sucj t i siful flort you made to keep your ) poise when mother precipitated that I unfortunate Incident about the baby's recognition of you. Mother

is tine of the best women in the world, but tact is a word that isn't ia her vocabulary. The koo1 fairy who had th.v quality to trlve must have l.een forcibly detained by some wi-ked sprite at the time of her rhristenir.k'. I must confess I had my misgiving's about the ultimate sua -ess of having you two in the same house, but you have managed her beautifully, my dear, and as her daughter I'm very grateful to you." "Thank you," I said a bit tremulously, for 1 was still a bit upset emotionally. Sh.1 locked at me shrewdly and

changed the subject abruptly, j "Don't you want to let me take j care of Junior while you take your i tub?" she said. "You look unoomj f orta bly warm." ' 'if you add 'horribly dusty' ou j will dex-ril.e me bttier.' I replied, i "Hut 1 have a wtakm-ss for a leis-

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whether after al!--" I had no rhanr1 to ppr calate upon her mrar.ir.ir, for Katie's unmist.ikati'if knock süiimli'J on the door. Mrs. Hraithwaite called, "t'ome in," and my llttlo maid appeared, rosy. Learning, with a letter in her hand. "Iis come Joost before you pot here." she explained. "Special. Jim

he s!n dot tlntr for It you downstairs. s I now qvecok. "TTiank you. Katie,'

I forgot when run oop Joost I said stula' e-

lv. with the laudable spirits. I knew that she was much la ted over th-p-icc-ess of her little rus with the

I baby, knew that she was apt to come to grief because r.f her hlh spirit?, j which were apt to border dancerous- ! lv upon impertinence. "Will you take (Junior now?? It's time for hi" nap. 1 in't it?" ; "In lö niimii'S. Coom. b.ibee. c I bye-bye Katie." I TV-. s - lt 1 1 1 n i ri r

evinced Kreat satisfaction with his place in my arms, and it was only by tlint of much coixir that he finally permitted Kitie tn transfer hit small hody to her willing arms. N"hen she had borne him triumphantly .iw.iy I looked at the ietttr she had broucht to me. "It's from Katherino!" I exclaim - id. "Addresw-ed lure. Nuw wo shall know when they will be with us." My sister-in-iaw made no comment, hut a plir.ee at hor showed nie that her clasped bands lyinp apparently listless in her lap were clenched so tifrhtly that the blue veins stood out lik- whipcords.

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HER HEART'S DESIRE A Christinas Gift that will last a lifetime

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League of Women Voters Plans Instructive Series

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ciur a.s a new memner. naiiMu.r";lrrlv b;ithi :iU( , rhaps vou can it.rmulattd for a party which will j!n.-tKine how much chance I would be jziven by the club members for....... ,lf t? t itn f,:rkv uaitiriLr for

ia shower. I have told both I'icky

Mrs. Jerard Innii Japan irate to the - tin ven t i

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i-oi.ip'imi il by Mr-, lf iity 1 lertaincd with a vo. al solo. n thf annual .-. inference home misior.ary .,. iete-s

returned s a dele1.1V school (kirn, ac-

"11 iy, enA repfift of t 1 1 e of north-

' tlioir husbands Iec. 1, at the homo : of Mrs. John Pfender, tll S. Mari1 rtta st. In two weeks Mrs. Mattie ; ('oncer, r.H' W. JfTfersH.n blvd.. will nteiLain th eiub at her home.

and my father that I will wait troy are clothed ami in their minds before I appropriate bathroom. Mrs. Underwood

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v. hi. P. v.-as Ii lit in Nov. I wjs -Ik Julian. MUs

Mi (Gladys Pdakc. who at comp. uij.'d Mrs. Julian to the conference as . . r presentHtive nf tin- (.Jio en Ksth'-r i irele of the I 'ust M. K. t l.urch. was .avar.k'i! a. i!k bannr in ajipr ci a'iou of their eontr I bu t i' n which was ih. lar'-i't of any circle at th. con-it-ri'Mi'i'. The inn tiiij-T wa- att rai d!v i" i.ieiab'-rs. The n.'Xt r pillar

meetlhk' of tip socbty i ee. 1 in th- .-hurch

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ihi:litei n members) of Ike VckoM r !'Pk ah thm.fcle h Id a:i afl day :o'tir.c Tüi -1 iv v. ih Mrs. Fancy

I'.r". '.!., k, ui" Ldand ;.v. A l'ot-j ii i k dinner was served at noon and1

'he atternoon wn M-nt with nee.ll

'rk and comfmt k mutiny for the)

l.a.a ar which the thimble will hf)ld ::: Iecembr. Anothtr all liy i tirifT will be Id in two weeks st, the hem" of Mr, Mamie Weils. r; i:. touvh st. Th. CSth wedding an-ih t r-a r of ir. ard Mrs. llobert F. Krause. : e : 1 F. Ii silk aw, was celebrat'-d Sunday will a diiiu-r at nuon. More u.u 1.'" fri.'iids of iff. and Mri. ivrause were r et ive 1 -jiurin:: th ; ,,'a riH'Oii and eninr

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Marion have, of course. K'nt;

their rooms at the I)urkt'." "Then I tired have, no compunci cs about keeping you for a little hat " slio asked deprecatinttly. "That is what I am here for." I smiled, then without further sparr'nir went straight to tlie thinu that 1 kn-w was tin her mind. "I wrote to Katherine four davs

to K mem- and expected an answ. r out at entertained I th camp beftire I b-ft. Put it

didn't come. I b-ft word for the mail to be forwarded here. She is n'ways very prompt, and 1 am sure I will hear from her by tomorrow. I id Dicky mention having seen Jack in town'."' "No!" There was a startled note in her voice, though her face and eyes didn't change their expression. lüit I knew sue was airoir with intt rest.

j "They are poin West within a couples attended the Allied I verv sho-t time." I purposeiy mule

Renewed interest marks the resumption of activities of the local I-atrue of Women Voters which for the period of the political campaifrn dispensed with all league work, that its members mifrht devote time to the partisan l.sues of the, campaign. Following the ratification of the 19th amendment which granted suffrage to the women of the country, the various suffrage organizations amalgamated to form the league of Women Voters, an institution whoso purposes are twofold, first to foster ducation in citizenship and, second to suport improved legislation. Pelieving that the ballot alone Is not an entirely satisfactory means for securing constructive legislation, the league provides a channel through which the women may worn for the measures they desire. In order to establish a systematic

I order of procedure in attaining im-

meiliate legislative. results. the league has outlined a platform which incorporates the following demands: Independent citizenship for married women, so that no worn an through marriage can los or attain American citizenship; citlxen ship as a qualification for voting, meaning more stringent require-

Members ihe (Jood V: t lass of the Sunnyvale presb t h.un h met Tuesdav '.iiiii

Mrs. Oscar W inl urg. SlM K. W a . :. Ib v. A. !I. Saunders of lecatu!. Ind.. was a gu st of the class for the .veiling. At tlie close of the me iing which was occupied with the transaction of routine business, re-

fn-shnu nts were served bets. The cia..s will b

the third Tuesday In Iecern'.er by Mis. Anna Taylor. 7:4 I lush .t.

ments tlian the prtst-nt taws de--mand; improvement in educational laws and facilities: appointment of women on slate boards controlling employment of women and children and regarding health and morals, women on an equal basis with mtn in political parties; wages hned on occupation with no discrimination on the grounds of s x. Tlie league believes that it can accomplish Its aims and purposes by organization, education and legislation. In an effort to secure the : greatest results through legislation the league asks the cooperation of;

every woman In the statu and it invites any woman desiring io vote Intelligently, to Inform herself on

civic and legislative topics and to

make her vote count for the public good, to affiliate with the league and

to work earnestly with its members i

for the good of the community and the state. The. local league has outlined an instructive series of programs that will bring before th women of South lie nd tho necessity for the passage of constructive bills affecting women and children. A meeting of the local league will bo held Dec. 3 at the Y. W. C. A.

Anec nnd delicate color. The magic of mnn'i nrtistry and science crentea in Coro Pearls a beauty nature cannot surpaai, a perfection the eldom obtains. The best of this maßic ii the low price at which Coro Pearls nre sold. Four qualities. All lengths, $12.00 to $75.00.

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Winifred Black Writes About: Marrying "Just Because"

; Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Kramer. 1V.1 IF. Uisalle aw. entertained 7." !:rie?.!s with a luncheon at their ; home Sunday. The affair was in honor of their L'.'th wedding aunil versary. House decorations effected !un autumn motif with Chrysanthe-'

mums ami lonage empio'i.

Why Caroline Matilda! I am sur-nri-f d r. you- -not shocked, mind only, surprised! You say you are going to marry 'ho tust man or boy that eourts you. and never let a thought of fear or distrust enter vour head about it. "The girls art- all

club party given at tlw

Indiana club Monday ni-tht. stemI rich's orchestra, furnished the music.

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Flmer Kodgers, : W w as pb asantiy friends Monday ni; being his birthday, tests were played, won bv Mrs. Hugo

!020 Lincoln way surprised by his ;ht, the occasion ("James and conThe favors were Hermann. H. A.

my news as concise as possible. Katherine isn't well and Jack has a wonderful opportunity to take up his old work out there." "He is better then?" Mrs. liraith-

Smitb. Himer McDonald, and Clyde Pestle. Refreshments ware served at a table for Dk

Mr-. Katherine M. P.r. t. Dincoin way W., entertained

em ?.2 Mfjnday

Andfrson orch'.-tr.i

ill play at a iI.Kii':i!K' party to b i :h,r. Wednesday night ay the Flksj inc. Thi Ku ilatie--s are to 1 !-;- !

liar anairs. wan .-.itinnni s inn he M:lh r -Anderson orch.estras fut..hin th." music niter nalely

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noon in the club rwriH. The need of e ireful selection in books for ehiin was empha-su'.ed b Mlsi Xir-;,i-iii Tult. who was the speaker of

aftfrr.ticn Th" m t regular

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Svhmok. whose marriage too Saturday in St. Joseph.

Mrs. S'hmok was formeily Mi-s Mildred Pogardus. Hit h ird A. Pt ler cf Spokane, Wash., was an out of town guest.

Announcements

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i.e. -ting of the c.epirtnc k.-'.d Dec. 7 and "The I'.-a: ceoii" will bo discussed. A meftir.g of the Wo:: . f th St. Jams" church T'.ies-d ty aft rr.oon at ti" .Mis. D. r. 1 'n !t n-'clwr. j'eter s'.

will be f Chilli-

lan's t-; 1 1 1 was he'd h'-me of !J1 S. Sk

Mrs. Harry P.irm-s. 102; son at., will ent rtairi with concert suir er Wedn sd.iv

! nor.o- of Miss Helen (iuilfoyb:

Mis-5 Josi phl.ie Decker, whose ronicert t kes placo Wednesday night in the Tapestry room cf the Oliver ho

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diversion of the afternoon. The Mother's club of the Franklin school will meet' at '2 o'clock this afternoon on the third fioor of the school building. Mrnbers are requested to bring children's old clothes to be used by the City Rescue mission. The afternoon will bdevoted to the minding of the t lothes. There will be a Court of Honor meeting in Slick hall this evening. The Americanization department of the South Ibnd Woman's club will give a concert at the Washington school Friday night at 8 o'clock ir the benefit of the Opportunity room. Daring the past year the plan

I of furnishing free mlik to certain ; children wn.s so successful that it ; will be continued this year.

N. John- j Th.- Woman's Foreign Missionary an after ' oci'-ty of the Stull M. !:. church night in: will iniit this afternoon at the

of Mrs. S. 1. Woodruff, 1..Ö

F. Dayton st. The Rive Oak Drill team will meet at th" home of Mrs. Margaret Whal. v. SI3 Smith st.. Nov. 2y.

marrying, this fall." you say, and you are "no: going to be left behind." You h ive reaen d the great age of 10 .and ou have never heen allowed to go about alone or In company with anyone more suitabb-r and congenial than a maiden aunt or your older sister, who is more stiff anü strict than even the maiden aunt. So you are going to marry in order to get ynr freedom. Don't Cheat. Welk Caroline Matilda. :t is a hard way to get freedom, by the marriage route. You may find it that way, but I don't know of any way you can be free from some of the things you say you loathe aid hate. There will be duties, and things yon must do. and things you don't like. ven if you marry Romeo himself. As for freedom; it does r.ot come wrapped uj '.n wedding array, you may be sure of that. I hope vou will marry, of course.

hut not "any one that conu's along." n.o. not I hope you w ill think it all o er and i derstood

the vows which bind you to another human being for life and for such a silly reason as you gie for your project! Your husband would not feel very much complimented if he knew that you were deliberately marrying him just to gt out of your home and into "freedom." After all, I don't believe yon were in earnest, Caroline Matilda, when you wrote to mp your desperate letter. I think you just wrote and begged for a reply in order to get the restless microbe of discontent out of your system and may the expression do you good. When you cogitate

a little about it, you will be ashamed . that you ever had even the thought j

you have expressed, isut i win no. tell anyone, and you may read this hi peace, knowing that no onaround you will even dream that from you could com such a silly lette r. Hit Misunderstood Irl. Ney r mind, evervbodv has silly

moments everybody we know, any-J way! "When the silly mood finds ex- J pression it floes not surprise thej

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The Mother's club trtenib. rs will A card party will h given this be entertained at th" home of Mrs. i nir:g at the Woodr.ian's hall. John A. Hibberd. ."0 9 W. Washing-) The K. C. Iadies' Social club will

l ton .t., Thürs. lay. Raiu to mi will b- i . r.teitam witna nance and earn pari served at 1 o'clock. ty at St. Patrick's hall, Friday evj There will be a World Fellowship ening. The Charley Davis orchestra

meeting at tho V. W. C. A. will provide music lor tno program

Mr. nm1 Mr. W. F. Ilager, '.0'

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this neon from o'clock in the '

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.Vd.;:v. and ITxshanatelt. Mr. : 1. r and Mt-N s-c-t.d a th" . ,t:u h V. as 'T. i 'l i T n-'. t i r". g of

in ia:e nit nth, . r.r.i'iinroJ later.

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of the l-irst M. F. Maude iiontn wi

even in w Ith an i.:tr:. Mrs. T. mJ Mrs Crooive yi.irA' Sir.imrrn!! arair. bU'T t to " ,! cat sts. Til'

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lccide to wait until vu meet a man worth marrying, and some one you love. Yes. love! It i- old fashioned. I know, but I believe the old fashion of loving is a good one. Marrying for a home, for more freedom. for wraith or j'-k-t to Do in the fashion, all these are common enough, and it may be that is one reason why the divorce court is so often in the picture of modern life. It is well worth while, waiting a little, before you take upon yourself

near friends very much. It is wonderful how well the bystanders "size up" most people. I remember a girl who llv d in a small town, as you do, Caroline Matilda, and she told

long ago. that no one unher. No one! Rspc.-iaHy In

the little town where she knew, and was known by. every one. ! Rut wheri I went there to visit. 1 ; found that everyone knew that girl, j to a hair's breadth knew her as', well as I did. and I had known her' well sine,, she was 0 years old. j Your family love, as well as under- j stand you, Caroline Matilda, and . some day you will sef. that. And don't be in a hurry to marry, until the right man comes along. lX him . be your one good re a.-on for marry- !

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Spangier will i-mu. The W. C. Sunshine ili! wi!! meet This afternoon with Mr- John Chappel. Si::; N. St. Peter sk Tho Pythian Tea will m et thi afternoon at the K. of P. balk The Pastor's Aid sec i"t. section

Perso?ials

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Harry Frbahn and oln way W.. have

'nico. veral

A .-.c:al hour fd'ewed the ii meeting cf the li;gh school

i two, t f tlie l irt Christian church j will meet at the home of Mrs. reg-u-I Jenr.ia Royer, ? S. Franklin st.. girl s ! this afternoon S-ving will b- he I

to Santa M will spend si

Present this Coupon to r

Any Dealer For FREE Cake of Pendulum CLIVE SOAP

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Upon the purcLe et m 15c cake of Pendulum Olirs Sop, he ia authorized to give you an extra full i:ta cake free. This offer it limited to one to a family. Plesie ign your name sni addren below before prenting coupon.

A'ame .

T THp DE1A1XR; You arc wtr.orurd pi ? the party rr.entjor.rd abcrr. J u full jf c-ke 1 1 rrr.-'un O.ivc j?. FKhF. ' .;:ta tr.e purchase cf cr.e cake t -. Tbe cti:-e. will If rrdrn.4 ty us ra 1.; for each benaiide sale. Ar.y j ivtckition rro-ers t.M toup.n c;d. ; HE TV RS COUPON'S TO US Th Pendulum Company, 541543 N. C rk Sl, ChicigoU. $: This Coupon Void after Nov. 30th

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3r e d Sr. S Z c. a

iiitl Mrs. 7 1 v I in

motor d through Calif., where thty

n tuiths. Miss Jtssie McDor.ough, "11 W. Di.-alb aw. will spenl the winter in Los Angel s, Calif. I r. and Mrs. Charley It. Vickery. iD: Riverside dr.. have returned from a trip abroad. Mis" Chirlotte Pachman of De-

j Catur. j R 1 i a

, is th-. :0 X.

pi..: of Mr. P Cashing st.

Mr.

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IUKTIIS. Mrs. Rosco

Fi. Rariium,

N.

Scot

a son. Nov. 16.

3!

3

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If th.-'Se invitation

'o". .? in honor of football team, will

who failed to recov" an to th..- TooibaJl banquet

the Nidre Dame call or write

Carl t;intz at the American Tru.-t company or Joseph F. Donahue, 211 W. JettYrson ldd.. arrant merits may be m.oie for pkites. Many w re overlooked owirg to a defective mailing Iit. and w w ish everybody to att rd. Cniv rsitv Club.. ? 4 1 - 2 1

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ii.-. M. I., i uuaii iiiuc'i.o v t i: -

tr.c. Nov. lth. i:30 to S o'clock. Tickets 70 cents. :M.':-:7 Adt.

Colfax camp r.r.o'.. Modern Woodmen of America. All members meet at hall Wednesday evening at 7 p. m. to go to a Mihawaka meeting. 8420-17 Advt.

Kitchen Economies SIX WAYS to sk-kvi: sausaci: For those wiio do heavy or manual ir outdoor work a breakfast In-

eluding hot sausage is wholesome, as well as palatable on a cold morning. I Only the very best quality of sausläge should be purchased if there

are no home-made ones available. This is a particular item of vfood in which It is not wise to exercise

I economy ir. purchasing. ! Situsagf ami Apples 1 4 apple i l pound of sausage mat ; Shape the meat into flat carves j ami place .n dripping pan. Core and cut the apples into half-Inch slices and place around the sausage. ' Rake until brown in a hot oven.

casting the apples frequently with fat frc ni the sausage. )tcr S-tiivage.-. 1 cupful of small oysteis 4 small country sausages - gU'S J te.i.;HH)nful of grated or.ioh

e.ispoonful of S.l.t the sausages into halves,

nr.d cock in a hot frying the onion until light

brown. Add the oyster? and cook

he edges curl. Reat the t:gs

with the salt, pour over all. and !: rook ahtil firm. Sausacc Cakes. 1 cupful of sausage meat capful of tine breadcrumbs 1-3 cupful of hot water 1 teaspoonful of grated onion -4 ttaspoonful of salt. Mix together, form into flat cakt s. dip into crumbs and bake in a hot oven for about 20 minute browning on both sides. Meatless SuusiLgc. cupful of drltd lima beans 1-3 cupful of breadcrumb 3 tablespoonfulo of butter

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lengthw istpan with

.11 . i

uniii l..e

teaspoonful of salt

teaspoonful of sag l-4 teaspoonful of pepp r 1 egg Cover the beans with water ami

let them s.ak ovt r night. Drain and cook in boiling, salted water for; about one and fine-half hours. Rub ; through a colander, and add the other ingredients. Shape into sausages, toll in crumbs, beaten egg and more crumbs. Fry lightly until ' brown, or bake in th" oven, ba-ding fr quently. This can be bakf-d with , slices of apple, and wil tst- v-rv i

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j m'icn like meat sausages, j Sauiirt )nid't. j Sliced sausage j 4 eggs ; .". tablespor.nfuks of ioiIk 1 tablespoonful cf hutfr : S,tlt, pepper 1 fli at the sliced sausages i:. ; .ua pan. and pour off the extra fat

; Reat together the melted butter. : j egns and milk, and pour over the j . sausage, cooking until firm. j Iri(Hl Sausage. j

nip srnaii rouniry sa is.tge. into beaten 'g'-:s and treadcrtims. , Place in frying basket, and cook in !

boiling fat for 10 minutes. Serve

7 Days

7 Day

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219-221 South Michigan St. HARVEST SALE

Commencing Saturday, Nov. 13th Ending Saturday, Nov. 20th We urge the public of South Bend and St. Joseph county to visit our store during this sale and supply themselves with Hosiery and Underwear for the winter. We quote below a few of our leaders. The good things go first, so come the first day.

69c

Ladies' Vests and Pants,

fleeced, regular price 98c; sale price

Ladies' Union Suits, regular price 59c; sale

price ww

Ladies' Cotton black, regular price 39c; sale price

Hose, 19c

reg

M isses Fine Ribbed H

ular price vc;

i sale price

19

! Ladies' Cotton

, regular price 19c pr I sale price, 2 pairs.

Hose, Misses' Ribbed Hosev regu-

26 c

i

iar price

price

? 29c; sah

19c

M

on hot toast points.

NEWS-TIMES "f

The Dig Electric Slop S. D. Woran & Son Wirts? o4 Jli-palrtB

Misses' Union Suits, regular price 89c; sale JOf price Lij

Ladies' Cotton i 1 r

uiar price ljc;

sale price

reg

Hose. 10c

Misses' Vests and Pants,

regular price 98c; sale price

69c

Ladies' Cotton black, regular price 19c; sale price, pair. .

H

ose,

10c

Boys' SI ip-on regular price 79c; sale price

sweaters.

Boys' Lnion price 89c; sale price

Suit

regular 68g

Ladie3 Vests and Pants,

regular price 69c; sale price

49c

Ladies' Cotton Rib

black, regular nrice

vj - - 29c; gale price . . . .

Top,

i9c

Men's Shirts and Drawers;

fleeced; regular price

Sl.tV; sale price .

0ÖC

Ladies' ular price price . . .

reg-

Bodice Vests,

59c; sale Q-

Ladies' Silk Hose, regular

$1.50 pair; sale price pair

68g

j Ladies' Cotton Hose, 'white foot; regular price. 25c; ! sale P?

price . . . Child's Flannel Rompers, regular price 79c; J Q r sale price vOlj

Men's

price 29c; price . . .

1

OOl

sale

Hose, regular 1Sg

Ladies' Lisle Hose, black,

regular price 79c; sale price

49c

Men s Heavy Wool Hose,

regular price Dc ; n

price

sah

e;Qp

Boys' Fine Ribbed

regular price 49c; sale price

Hose,

29c

j Men's Heavy Wool Hose, J regular price 79c; 1 O j sale price (VJb

A Full Line of Sheet Music and Player Rolls.

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No Goods Sold to Dealers

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SOUTH BEND, IND.

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