South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 345, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 December 1920 — Page 7

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SOCIETY

: i .-.ring- sermon on 'Virtue" v. as

b !i .red by the H-v. Fr. P. J. Car-

N xt Thnrs5.!.'. v e. en-

The regular I'..- Sum ptio:i !

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Hon,

kCt:n? of F'Ono-

i j . I r . - riub ".a1 h hi Thursday a. the oome of Mrs. Howard C.irb.sr.-r. Sumption Prarb- r.i. C. -rs were placed for 27 u. at a potluck diner served at noun an 1 the follow--" program was given during the . ftrr.o(-n; virtro'a .'ctiora. and a leading of 'Thf Christian Wish." by Mr. Kr-Ticst Rupe, a papr "Ital Peace cn Karth," was glv n bv Mi-. Hiri lierriOc. Mm Crimbb ami Mrs. Carrol livers entertained with ccal selections, and a talk on "Help. : ;i r the children I'lan f-r 'hri.stn.as," a a given by Mr. Frr-.est I'enve.. During the me-t!r.g it wa:i deciied ';" the members to Join th ."tat-- fdratin of clubs. A demrmsiration of homfRiadp Christmas randy was :eade by M;ss Mildred l'attf rson, a nd drs. F.ri Rerrick at the clos of the .fternoon. Mrs. Petr Metzg. r. Prairie avenue M.. will entertain thlah members Jan. 6. Members of the Woman' Mis- : unary society of the First chrislan church met Thursday afternoon . iih Mrs. W. W. Hordu. 41.r, Ia-

;ont tr. me oevotionalfl wre runU;clci by Mrs. II. M. Appb-m in. Tr?. G. M. Miller np.k on "The .'rr-.sh.lty for a Savior," and a 'hris-t.n-is ftor was given by Mr-i 'rancid Seybohl. A musical numt was given by the wrmven's quart and a duH by Mrs. Guy Staples n I Mrs. Italr.h renr.lon. Assifit rR- the hostess were Mrs. H. G. mel, Mrs. Iiui Linlon, Mrs. J. C. lunter. Mr?. C. IuComh, Mr. Amy te-ford and Mrs. Edgar Seybold.

Uiother meeting of tho society will

c held the second Thursday In Jan-ary.

The Tndiefl Aid society of the Imce M. K. church met in th; hurch parlors Thursday afternoon

nd at the close of the transaction f routine business a social hour ad enjoyed. The program presei:t1 during the poclal hour included piano solo by Miss Kileen Everett, reading by Mrs. Cecil WaM. a iano number by Miss Mary AllCi?

'Jdduck, a duet by Mi.s I-Mlth 111 and MIs Ituth Kizer and a mo selection by Mi?s Marklin. ostewes were JTrs. K. It. F-hrad-, Mrs. IL L. Loohr. Mrs. W. Paler. Mrs. M. J. Iteam, Mrs?. J. A. cEndarfer and Mrs. U. A. Hus. io annual election of officer will ke place at the next meeting: of e society to be held the second jursday in January.

The annual reception for new embm was bld by the Children Mary Sodality of St. Joseph's urch, Wednesday evening at 7:C0 -lock. The sixteen rlrl admitted to the society were: Claris.-t Ihiv:ne. Norma Duck. Helen Do ercrj. Frances Daley, Marjorle ccen, Helen KUnKnbcrpf Peatilce

:sflcli. Florence Klnirk, C.Tinallta ither. Dorothy Iushbauh. Helen chel. (Jermaine Mihkerr, Cath!ne Fln?ler, Ioulse Van de Aalb

hry Joyce and Thelrna Fariow. An

r,'-r a Chri.stm p:;lv will be -"lvcr

ly th' Mdaiity in honor of tb.I;i mbei s in Josojjh'.s Hall. Tlie i cmi;ii!t' c in rl. ur-c- of the affair i.-: Mi"-- liulh i'ro'o,t, rhairman. Mi K r' S'l iM r. Mis: Carm 1 HartI ' r I and Mi-s (1 r. vi.ve J 1 i - key.

-r- I A :.ietirr: of th- f.rdden Hod drill: team w.js held Th'jrf biy Lfternojn ! at tlw homo of Mr. Siv'rs, 112G .W. i f:fax av. D-jrini: the afternoon'

wiiic.'i wan pt-nt with needlework it was annou'v ) ll: at a d ii.ee will fdiov the r:f r n L 1 1 n -f the tam r;-xt Thursday evenin?. Refreshments were served to li rai:i-b-r-an 1 two i;ui st.-i. the l ittfr beiri,' Mrn. J.hr: Martin a?;d Mrs. Anna Thorr,buri;h. i t li of South l nd. Th t uJ:al ::ie. tint: of the t.am

will be hM with Mrs. lii'a. KiUn., Hill hi., in two weeks.

A WeJl l. b d !ila Jr.- ,f th" M(unt l'l'M.sint ir.nie- I !-ofiO!tie : club uas hehl all liny Thursd iy at j tl:e home of Mr. .!( hn Dunn on the' Inioln way W. id. A potlurk iinii'f wat 'rve,i at noon and the aftrnoon v.a.s occupied with a rorn-j lin'il i'li-i.'uss ar;l sm ial ession. j Mr-, o. Wood", chain-o'-Ujki'.s rd.

will lie hostess to tile club members Jan. 1 2. ATI Informal ree.ption In ho.or "t tfie new pastor. H v. A. I". Monx r, and Mrx. Mom,'- r and ihv v i it - in superintendent. Rev. W. K. McKonzif. u. D.f arui Mrs. McKt'nji", was Kivrn Thur-!;iy ovcnii.- in ;h" Iarlors of the First M. 11. rhiirrh liy the inomhiTf and frieml.s of the church. Vocal selections by the OUartet composed of Mrs. J. V. Watterf. Mrf. Walter Fasnncht, Mrs. Norman T. Kelb and Mrs. Thompsett, were feature of tho evenintc's entertainment. I.lL'ht refreshments were served by the committee In charge. Mm H. M. Croekrtt, nil Fa!to:i ct., entertained Informally Thursday evening with a miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss Marie Hoffman. Miss Hoffman will ! the honor

pue.t Monday evening at a shower ,

at the home of Mi Margaret S'jjencer. 1'2 Towte av.. Mis-h. A m"etinr of the Maids of Honor was held Tuesday nitcht at the home of Miss Vera H eye r.i. 2"16 Linden av. The following orllcers were elected: MIs Father Stelner, president; Miss Ruth Kruesrer, viot president; Miss Ruth Collins, secretary; Miss Ksther Kurzhals. treasurer, and Mis.i Elizabeth Kbelin.. reforter. Twelve members were

present. After the social hour, re1 . . . . '

irfsnmenis wor sprvou. in? next meeting will be announced later. The characteristics and development of the SpanKi folk souk ere discussed at a meeting of the do jvartment of music of the priori ss club Thursday afternoon. 'Typical Spanish Folk Sonrrs Itrorcht to the New World." was the subject of a paper by Miss Mnu.l Mu!loj T)ie mtisical proirram for the afternoon which was in char-re of Miss Fve-

l':t Ful i Her. inrpub d Hi anih f.-I.. sor-.-r by Mis 1'ulrr.r nr.d Mr-. U H. Wirr ar.d "Fi Novio." a ;uano c..!e( tiorj wJticli was compos d by r'ji-- FlbeJ, was pien ty Miss -nice FitieJ. Tile luf'tien.cf of th i.'tl- fri-.ari irr.m'r.ition o:i American t ui.-i" will b: the iil-jer i of th' Tiet mefin:,' h' Id I m 1::.

The l'rie!n!ly M;jb heid at: all-day mi t i i ; c .it the h"me f Mrs. Walter Hill. I'enny:atii i a v.. Wednday. A pot-luvk dinn'-r was served t 1 ( euests at noon. "hrilv.i.is decoratitns wf-re u: d. ar.d the ble uari -riteitl with a miiliatute (in i.-'t ti i is tree. On .1 in. ill Mi.--. Flizabeth Fhl will entertain th tlub itt her home ""-l "'b veland a. "eyc,t r.ieinbeis rf the You'v; Mother's Social -1 1 1 1 v-t' titer -t.:rie! 'Aith ar; ail-iia metinc at th-- home f Mr-;. Mary Farlton. i 'rum5-; v. i. rd., Wednesday. 1 ;i. -ll'T Wa;i red at nor.. followed by a. buiri meetiriLT o.- new miob'T was i.ike;i ir.ii; th luh. On Widnesl-y. Jan. F.'. Mrs f'el-n Holst'J'i "I' I.dicl. rvil! a.t a-- be-s'.ess.

Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband . BY A DELE GARRISON

j The a.-.tisient rir.pins: of the teie- ! phon awakened me from n troub

led clumber In the nlht fcllowIr.R the w;i:imr cf our Invitatior.a to Roi ert .S-va.rir.. a clumber h uw.ted

by dreams in v hb-h Lil ian, I lurry

Fndetwood and

fan asii( all;.-. For a few scon

the artist

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j t :-an.-itit n between v ;'.i.inc: wlien fne'

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!ny i' that

rleplr-tr nnl f icu III os nre

l!b-n Ti.embfrsi ar.d'iTc visiior attended the ;ift rr.n'in I i r; cr of th" Wom;m' Home a; .1 Fnr-i',,ri M issinna v" j-rities c-i" tb- Sunnyid - i'res!. teriai i hun h whi. li v.is L"'d Thui-'lay v.ilh Mr?. Ad.;m !. Ilerte!. 1 ; Arthur t. Tin; :riT."r!i f'er tlo ni.errn.on iiu lude.l n disci ssioti of the home iniiv-ionary topi--. "Morroiaiiru." liy Mr?. I-rry acd the forei'M n ijona ry tojaV, "I''..'"i." 1V Mi-1 M: i v P.n wrr ?,1n. J'e.-'.vl 'r i tii t v.-;ii ;lie f-ij'st. .l.i'i. 1 " tile members of the v.ieie'y -,e j ' be ! '.erJaipt d 1'V Mrs. Maw fh-on Mil! s. ?!rs'. ''liiiiori Hilts (I'tfit.iiu.il tii. 'om.i n's I- ni t ii;r, y l isi ni . t ov ily of th.e Low. 11 Heights" M. !l. church at her ho:.n o- F. Hivar:i st. T!uirsda' :; I lerrmon. I ' . i it a - .tl.s in c!iai;o ot .!rs. i',on Kv.i?: ojn'iu il t'ic :v.etiM-; aim :l.e ir'uis-.'H-ti'iu ot the re-alar ruotithlv busiPevv; oceiit.ied ft;:. short 1 Usiiiess

session.

j scatter-d and need a istrori.ar tu? to j r-.--.-m ble taom acaln. Th-?n I iswitehtd on the rUrhl l!rTht, pulled on slippers and bathrobe, and hur- ! cied out the branch telephone In j th hall upstHirs. I; Is always my ! Ft to an ver the telephone if it I ritiL's in the mldJle of the nijrht. M.y j father's r'ti' iv too far from i: ffr ' him to l.ear it, my mothf r-ln-ia ws ' .:'-,'e ."tid fr."ilno?v yt hrr out.of the J.i'i'ticn. whilo as for Dic:y, whetii- ; i r waking or sleeping, lie p;.tys no ' ;.itnt:on to (iiher phone or door le II. , "Let Vm rinu. It'? r.othjr.s: in iv.y j y.or'4 life," 1 have beard him say I e;ii-( t"-;i rileH.-! f tin- fact that I ar v- .-ort d emergency miht be the t in - of the iintinn ly mo:-sat,'e. I Alto t Durkei 's tact' cine ovei tf v jdiot.-e, uL-il tted, tei'ise; ! 'I hat or. .M.oLe? Can yo;: come I e.v.- r'ua; ::Vii-'." A? i ! liei's fallen dowry-!:'!! s. I don't know aow badj ly sh 's lmrt. bat " i --1:1 lt tio-re in a inlntite or two," 1 '. id oitickiy. "(Jo back to h?i." ! u.-hed ba.ck to my room, Oirust ! in.' 'I'-t i'iif inckiivs and tennis : slio- s, the oi:i- !:f st tlnti.st to fasten j dre- a skirt and middy oer my i r.ivl-.Tdres?- and throstinf: my j eves i. to a "wiatt.r as I w:-t, ! j lu'.ial Marions: ni' in a friulittntd I whi--per. I "!I:;s a tiling happened to

Mrs. I. Hrff ' ..ndio n d ti."

b') ;-ttM! ;a the a ft eir.ooa nd il;e mystery bo vv a in i!r:i-e of Mr. I?. .Mo net. round t;ioI di--u.-ioT' of th" conditio)-..-, in Arni'- ).:;:. and the posihi'o ot' tlte o.outiop. of an Armenian orphan by the society ebs'd the !: , tiuir. Lefri sl:tients wire served to 10 mei...b--r--tn-the h(i"t"s. fn two woi'k-' tht society will me t with Mrs. L ilnv:;:rd on Madison vr.

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nairr." I .-lid. "Alfred jutt ;cKjihoned. I'ra on my way over. You'd better telephone Dr. Gibson for fear Alfred has:;': had time. I'll tell him you're dolnx it. taen come ovc. Marion is awake and looking after the Junior," "Of all the rot! How do you krow

It's Ht-rious enough for a doctor?

There you ap-im butting into other people's affairs. Did Alf ask jou to telephone?" "He didn't hae time." ! sail

fii'idly, moving toward the di or. i "Hut please don't trouble youilj cither to telephone or g'ct t.p. Al-j fred and I will r.u donbt e abi-- 'o raar.ace." j 1 am afraid I shut the door with more emphasis than was nccos.-ei ;. j tor the repose of the sWf pus of th j house. PiUi I haw' seldom been to j f ngry at Dicky as I was in that mo - ! nicnt. It was, however, hut oiu id! . number of sin:.ilar incidentt--, und j 1 do not think Dicky is alone anion.; i men in bis conventional horror of j taking the initiative in anothi t

lamilys tmerprncy. With redoubled baste I went tlownstairs to the side door opi nin;r upon the lawn adjoining- the Dur.vcc Place. The lock iravo im- some un-

' xtectel trouble, and 1 lost a full I minute before I succeedeijjn up-m- J in? it. As I finally swun;; the door wide I heard IMeky's voiv- at :he tr 1' i hone upstairs asking- for Dr. i

(libMin's number, and I smiled as 1 sped (K rosn the lawn at the discrepancy between Dicky's "baric and bite." The Durkee door was looked, and I ran.': the bell. A ni'nunt later, Alfred, vihl-eyed and with rumple 1 hair, skftchily attired in a bathrobe and slippers, opened the- door, "She's tainted or soinethinsr." h rasped, fear and horror on his face.

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Furniture Rugs Carpets Draperies Lamps

The Christmas Store with the Christmas Spirit Beautiful and Practical gift suggestion.' for the Home. Useful and Fashionable wearing apparel for women ana cm Id ren. Furnishings and Gift sucrcrestions for men.

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l itainc;" l sM pi nuirklv. i and turr:in-r. raced lor the flairs

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:o;;ii; tmu nte -a-i st way to a I- a-'ain. her fears her fears w is to tell I Wh.en I hd reached his side I

Announcements

A m etim: of tiie r.o! th sr-etio:,l of the Woman's league of :h.e Firsi M. i:. church will be h id L'eC. 2. Th" Mother's club of the Coqullartl school will meet tl.is afternoon at the school at "j:"0 o'clock. The follouiny; irorr.-m will be :iven: A vocal solo by Mrs. C. Yocum: an address on "Schocd Attendance" by Mis.s Fli.abeth Turner; ami a soio'dance by Pauline Peterson. Itefreshments will be served and a

! truth. "Hut Auntie Hl.tkee

is? li t ! a bad fall, and I am coin-'

er to tal e care of her Wiil you ti!:e can of the Junior if he wakes up"" 'I'll May awake until you come ba j; '' she promised, ''but please

' !-ave the lisrht on a little, won't

mi ."' 'Surely, darlinp:." I sail, "and 111 be back as soon as I can." .s I ran down the hall to Idrky's la on-. F looked at my ri:-t w.atch. me o r lo-';! What had my tit?;.i.eiuhbor been doinj; on the Jtriirs at this- hour. I kr. w that unLss she

i had rue-ts for an evening arty she j always went to bid at about i-'n-vcr..

I vitshfd into Fickv's ro.im and

put my hand upon lii- shoulder. He

I i

i sprang up. stavilcd.

"What the devil:" he ejaculated, then with quick alarm. "Junior,

i Moth. -r! What is it?"

"Mr--. Durkee ban fallen ciown-

found him holding the hitle fi-urv of his mothe r in his arms. Her face

was olorles.s. but I s;iv that it was i nlv a faint. One le was doubbdj

tirab-r her,, and I ju.lK' d that she must have fallen upon it. "I heard hi r calling to me," he said, bit? drops of perspiration standing out on hi1-' foreherd, "hat when I reached her slv v.oullr'i. let me rr-ove her, said the pain wis too bad. She lmnie en o and ti Iephone to you, and. after I cane back she wouldn't be moved. Just a minute aqo she went off lif e this, .he isn't dead. Is she?" "Indeed, no," I returr.rd with n mental annthema upon my little frienil's stubborness in refusinzr to

be put into a more comfortable po-

sit ion.

'She has simply swooned

with pain. I'll take her fet and help, you carry her up to her bed before we brinsr he-r to. Then we can take care of her properly."

George H. Wheelock & Co. George H. Wheelock & Co. It is Easy to See that Santa Clans was Here For the Toy Department is crowded with the playthings he left. Scarce ever was seen such a display of novel dolls, toys, animals, books and games to raise childish

j spirits to ecstatic delight.

American Flyer Trains Sets at $1.50, J2.00. $2.50 $3.00. $3.25. $4.00 $4.50. $5.00. Mechanical War Ships $8.0 0. $12. $13, $17, $20 and $23.

A featured line of the Famous Gilbert Toys

Lionel Electric Train Outfits priced at $7.00, $9.75, $10.85. $13.00. $18.00. $23.50 and $31.00.

Ivill Tronks buitt jut like those for adults $$.00, $10.00, $12.00. $14.00.

X IYlIcl ChrMmas Stockings isnc. $l.on. $1.50, $2.00. INVtcM Pyramid Jllocks, 65c, $1.00. $1.25. $1.50. 1

Mttstm! Irestminonts that plav

.veil Itanjos $3.00, Mandolins J5. 00. Harps $3.50. Velct llublH-r House IialU, '0C. 75c. $1.25. Vacuum lbtoI Games $1.00. Ionl SoUlJor ScMm with (km 52.00. $2.50. $3.00. $3.50. $4.50.

j loll Fumlturo Sets, with

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r.mhrtddcry S.'l. 75c. $1.50. ltakinc Setv. h'r. lr Cutting Svt. $1 o-i. Ikan (atiirs. $1.25.

Morann Iluildlns Sets, $1.50, $3.00. $5.50, $6.00. $S.50. $9.00. $11.50. $15.00. Teddy Honrs $1.25. $1.75. $2. $2.50. $3.00. liiinre Sieel Wooden Aeroplanes $1.75. $3.00, $4.50. Tin Itanes with Ftm-ils at $1.00, $1.50. Seneca IhiiMim; Ilhk-; r.5c $1.00. $1.2 5. Jackie Acrobats $1.50 a set. Kiddie llorvt $2.75. ?2.5a. Stuffed Poodle l.a- C.'c, :."c $!.5o. $2.0(i. Wall Itku-k Itor;N. real slate 5c. $1.25. $2.25. $:t.00. Huinpty Dnmpty Circus Sts, $1.50. $3.00, $3.50. $4.00. $6.00, $10.50. Milton Itradley and Parker P.ros. (James An unusually bijr .showing- of the products of these famous makers. Lotto, f.r.c. Fie. i.::. rii t'kt r Ptaril, 4 5c. ' 5c. $1. SNK)f. i.'c, Itapid Fin Cannon-;, M in). l nc le iciril.v. '5c. Water Col r 1 2."e. sj.r.n. Mild i i."". Steamer (Jtndt-. !."n. Ma-ie lot-. H'e. e.lr. Pirate anil Titnelcr $2.e0. Pdl auna. $1.25. I Iok, Pit and riinrh. Sunny Monday. $1.25.

Erector Sets at $2.00, $3.50, $5.50, $10.00. Wheel Toy Sets at $8.00 and $10.00.

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Puzzle Party Sets at 25c, 50c. $1.00. Coin Trick Sets, $2.50. Knots and Splices, $3.00.

DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS v Fi extensive display of American and uein dolls of every description. Charctcr doll shown i? 14 inches tall, has

intcd arms ard !eg and is well macie id :r.i-hed. Special at $1.45.

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iVa-ic Sets $2.00. $3.50', $5.50. Chemictry Sets at $2.50. $3.75, $7.50. Card Tricks, $2.00. Machine Gun-;, 3.0U.

; i f story hour will be provided for the

c hihlic n who come with their moth-

r. X lie meeting was to nave neen held Tuesday but the date lias been 'hanged to Friday. The Waniui Sewing circle will , meet at th ehome of Mrs. Mapgie ; i'olkner, 1123 Florence st., this agternoon. 1 The auxiliary of the American Legion, post number 50, are re- , .nicsted to bring donations to the I bazar to be held on Dec. 1G. The School Men's Wives club will . eaeet at the home of Mrs. I). O. 1 Miller. 524 E. I roadway on Satur- , dav afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Francis Willard W. C. T. U. will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. I. Z. Hawkins. 404 E. Indi

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Personals

Frank's Temper Blamed; Chattie Gets Divorce

! Mrs. W. L. Hanson of Loporte. j Ind., who has been the guest of her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ItoIoiS. 527 S. Twelfth st., has returned home. I Miss Mildred Wyek, 311 E. Wayne St., has gone to Dallas, Tex., to be the guest of her brother until ' February. i John Neff, of Marion, Inch, who ! has been the guest of his son. J. E. i Xeff, 12S S. Scott St.. will return ; homo Friday. Mrs. Xeff will ac- ; umptny him for a few days visit, i Harry Coil, has returned to his i home in Chicago after spending a i few das with his mother, Mrs. F. : Coll. 114 E. Hroadway.

Frank Henry has a bad temper, according to his wife. Chattie Henry, who was granted a divorce in the superior court Wednesday. The plaintiff alleged that her husband threatened to take her life on several occasions, that he is extremely jealous of her, and has falsely accus"d her of being untrue to her u.arriage vows. She further state that he is in the habit of nagging at her constantly, and that she can live with him no longer. The couple have been marrlcel for 19 years, and have three children, Walter. 18 years old; Gladys. 14 years old. and Wilbert, five years old. The mother was giver; an absolute divorce nad the custody of the children, by Judge Montgomery.

Stow

has actually adjusted their prices to a REDUCED SELLING PRICE based on the new replacement wholesale prices.

All at greatly reduced prices. The Gift Shop (mezzanine floor) Electrical devices, Books, Stationery, Silver goods novelties of every description, suggestions for every member of the family and for every friend.

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Engman is Defendant in Suit to Collect Account

MAUKI ACM LICKXSFS. Foi'ert 11. McC.ill. South Fend to ; May I. Miller. South Hend. . Harry Durant. Niies. Mich., to j Pearl Teanan, Xiles. Mich, i (Jeorge F. King. Chicago, to Frances H. Cloepper, Chicago.

Harry' A. Engman, jr., of the Ergman Matthews Range company, is the defendant in a suit filed in superior court Thursday by Walter C. Steele. Niagara Falls, X. Y.. physician, to collect a bill for $ 4 50. The plaintiff alleges that he attended one John Morse in September ami October, 19li, at the special request of Engman, who agreed to pay a reasonable amount for the services Dr. Steel alleges that the bill has

not. neen pant and asKs the court i to order payment of the amount an 1 j interest from Xov. 1, 1 91 5, and the "if'" of the court action. !

I HUT I I S. Mr. and Mis. Wade U. Hardy, 2156 Portage av., daughter, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Walewski, l'li't W. (Jraee st.. son. Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. George Sprvcdon.

''D I'. Madison St.. son. Dee. :t. ! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patrick

i Meyering. Sotith Uend Country club, i ' son. Dec. 7. i Mr. ar.d Mrs. Mahen ClilTorl '. fUed. Pleasant av., River Park,: j s -vn. Dee. 6. ' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Minor Wad", :"!.". Lincoln way W., dughtir. Dec. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shirlay, 221 , X. b'ive st.. son. Dee. 7. j Mr. and Mrs. George Raez. 70! : Indiana st.. daughter. Dec. 4. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. Mkczystaw Koczero-! (r-ki. 12.5 Ford st.. sn. Dec. 5. j Mr. a:d Mrs. Stem Xymor.d. , ' ,12 W. Indiana av.. son. Dec. fi. ! Mr. ar.d Mrs. Fraciszt-k Wakowiak. 1115 Poland s;., daughter,; ' D.-c. 6. !

( HTAIN NAVY (jrOTA. !e:tieg the week ending bl.it WfJe. -d-.v, ; I.- '.oral ravy ree r;.itin staM '-. ct:r?J eno-;gh recruits to nil r i-'-nihly ju.ta d" 1 i enlis?m( :?;. s. a-e. .riir.ir to ."hi-f Albertson who is ;n c'atrge of the station.

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Ioridfig ours

George H Wheelock & Company

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si:ti:m i: si spi:di:i. I Jelia Uruczyk wa.-f given a sis-' ' JefMled .-e-.teri'O Of IP li.IVS 1U 1 ! '. ' ;.t'.d $.'5 ;lne by Judge Gilmer In thv jci'y court Thursday morning, when! jo w.-.s fvoi:; 1 tiuilty of the rh.ir:-o of. ' as-aut a ad battery. Helen dracyk : .. the o'liii'i.iin.iiit. i

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Nothing will be more appreciated by your friends at Christmas than a frame for thpieturo that is clear to them. One is certain to find a picture frame that will answer their requirement in our extensive assortment. If in doubt a to what to give, visit our gift shep when a thousand and o n e gift tiuggv-tions await yu. Makielski's Art Shop Olier Theater Pdd-.

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Our entire stock of men's finest wearing apparel has been slashed in price to meet the new conditions. We were fortunate enough to make a lucky purchase from large manufacturers of high grade clothes, enabling us to pass th ese clothes on to you at handsome reductions. Absolutely nothing has been saved. Our entire stock, including that which we bought at the higher prices, is in this sale.

We Are Coming Out at the Small End of the Horn but We're Blowing It!

Every Suit, Overcoat, Raincoat, Trousers, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Underwear, Sweaters, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Mufflers, Xmas Goods, etc., in fact ever3v' article in the house reduced to such low prices as will compel heavy buy-

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C. L. PERKEY

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South Bend's Newest Store for Men 1 20 W. Washington Ave. A cress from The Diana

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