South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 353, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 December 1920 — Page 3

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ÄATTRPAY MOItNTNG, PnCirMBn H IP. 1920. 3

NOTED COMPOSER AND VOCALIST TO RENDER RECITAL

Progress Club to Hear Dr. Prothcroe and Mrs. Axtell.

HIBERNIANS ELECT O'BRIEN PRESIDENT

Make Plans for Membership Drive and New Lodge Home.

Prorrts.1 club mcmbm and pxisia will injoy a musical program of ram artltr am! gf-nulne merit Saturday afternoon when Vr. Diniel I'ruthroo of Chicago, worM not J or.ipo.ser ar.'l director '.r.l his daughter. Helen Prothfroo Axtell. will appear In a. Wtur reclt.il at i o'clock In tho KoLary room of the )liver hotel. Hrit!h folic fon? interpretations will compose th greater part of the program. Mrs. Axtell illustratir.jr ty voice the out.st.iricllr.fr characteristics of th; ballad of thn J'rK!h. iale. Volco Remarkable. Mrs. Axtell, who has been heard previously In South I'end In a rendition of "The Mf?5i.h." ii saM to J ft thft fortunate io.sepsrr of m'j-.-.ir-n.1 Intuitions that responft with remarkable sympathy to th prompting of lyric beauty. Mm. Axtell's liquid soprano Is of purest quality vhich contributes to tho perfect ennunclatlon of her words. Her voice thouph hGwlnfr an lntenw technical training Is exceptionally vibrant And" lilting'. poeBintr a rare spontaneity of delivery. Preceding the lecture recital a business meeting will be held, openins at 2:15 o'clock.

DR. LIPP1NC0TTS CLASS WILL DINE

Th newly elected officers of Dr. hippincott's Men's claa of Firt Presbyterian church will bo entertained at a. bamuAt piven by tho member tho cla.cvs Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, In tho church parlors at 6:30 o'clock. Frank M. Jackson will be toastnastor and a interestlnp program if plajined, the chief ratu-e of which will bo an addres. by Fred AV'oodward, of the Men'a liiblo cla-ts uf First Methodist Kpiscopal church. - Keserva.Uon.H arc being made for 120 and It will bo necessary for those wishing1 a piato refe-rvod to a!l I. M. Jackson, of the Indiana Till and Loan association, not later than Monday niht. REPORTS WRIGHTS TRIL COSTS $1,343 Special to News-Times: LAPOKTE. Ind., Dec. 17 C. J. fJieleeldt, county clerk today certirud to tho county commission of St. Joseph county the cc?t of the Jack Wriht murder trial. Tho amount certified was $1.I; lii.a. divided as follows: Jprors' ilaries. IS23.10; for Jurors in waJtine, J90.50; per diem for lerk, 34; per diem for sheriff. 334; per diem for bailiffs, $50; per diem fur Jury bailiff. $42; balllfr. $4 2.50; ourt reporter, $110'50; bo?nl for j-iry, $20.25; liht, fuel and rtation-.ry.

Youn Men anil Women Who Want

To Save.

Will bo Interested In knowing this tart. $5.00 deposited monthly In the

AV'orkirtgmen'a Building- & Loan Asc.a.tlon Tor ten years and nino

r i n th.i will permit them to withdraw at the end of that time $1.000 in cold caah- The total amount of money Invested within the period r.amed will amount to only $C45.00. Netr profit $355. Come to our office In Whltcomb & Keilet office, first iloor. Farmers' Trust llldg., and learn more about our plan. Money deposited before Jan. 10 will draw Interest from first of year. 953S-18

The ancient order of Hibernian held the Z'Jth unnual election of officers at their ha.i In the Melvlllo buIMintr.

The fo'.Iowir.g officers wcro elect

ed for the er.puinj? year:

Chaplain. Rev. John F. D'-OSroote,

C. S. C: president. John (3. O'Brien;

vi-e-preident, Edward J. Co;an:

rejordln necretary, Cornelius J. Hunt; financial secretary. John J.

Hayot; treasurer, John I. Johnson;

erg-ant at arm, Rartholemew I.

Mahon; marshal, Vincent A. Daly;

sentinel. Neil (.iaffiKan: chairman Irtan history, Rtv. Cornelius llagerty, C. H. C.

A report from Kec'y Hayes show

ed the order in a very flourishing condition.

A membership drive will be launched at once, and a class of 100 will be sought, the initiatory work

to be given by tht South Rend team.

Tho work of securing the new r!a.H will bo headed by Pres't John G. O'Brien. Plan w Home. The matter of Fecuring a home for the local ordr was launched at last night' meeting, and a commltteo headed bv Kdward J. Cogan, 1 considering s?veral Fites.

ST. JOSEPH VALLEY

AND PAMONA GRANGE PLAN INSTALLATION

Tho St. Jcreph Valley grange heir It regular weekly meeting Thursday afternoon In the W. (. W. hall. Plans for a joint installation of officers with the Paniona grange were mr.de, to be held the evening cf Jan. 13 at S o'clock in the W. O. W. hall Grove Varkham will install tho officers. The Pamona grange van Invited to hold its election of ofTicem in th W. O. W. hall Saturday. Jan. S at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. N. G. Golden read the annual address of national masters, that was delivered by Herman J. Lowell before tho Uoston convention recently. The next meeting will bo held Dor. 23, at the hall.

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N'otlcel Tho Hiawatha club will .start their regular Saturday night dances In tho Red Men hall Saturday, Dec 18. F. verybody welcome. 9393-18 Advt,

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40 Head S. P. C. Hogs Tried Sows, Fall Yearlings, Spring Gilts and a few Boars. Monday, Dec. 20, '20 Beginning at 12:30 o'clock Four Miles West of Bremen, Indiana

"Plenipotentiary" will be the subject of the special Christmas sermon of Itcv. A. I Urandenburg at the Methodist Kpifcopal church Sunday evening at 7:30. There will alio be special music rendered by the choir. A Christmas program In charge of MLnS Zella .Smith will bo given by the Sunday school of the Free Methodist Sunday nchool Sunday evening instead of the regular preaching service. The program will include. reading?-, songs, drills' and recitations. Mrs. Thomas Spry, Campau av., entertained the V. M. W. club Thursday afternoon. The time was spent üocially and with needlework. Instrumental soleni.iiis were rendered by Mrs. UusrscU Morrit. Luncheon wa :Tved. The next meeting will be hel l Tnursday. Dec. HO, with .Mu Fred Smith, Vine st. The tinal meeting of the L. and ft. club was held Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Mary Schock, S. Sixth st. Sixteen guests were present and tho time was spent socially with music and contesta. Favors in contests were won by Mrs. Jennie 2darch, Mrs. Emma I.csma and Mrs. Tcski. A twocourse lurcheon was stoned by tho hostess. Miss On Hubbard, Mishawaka av., entertained the Truth Seekers' clasH of the M. F. churth Thursday evening. During the business isession arrangements wcro made for a theater party at tho Orpheum New Year's eve, fol'.owed by a watch party at tht- home of Miss Hemke Rrown, S. Xinlh n. Music, games and contests were enjoyed and Christmas presents were exchanged. Kfreshmeii's wer; served by the hostess. Tho neict meeting will be hei I at tli? he m- of Min IUah Johnson. Mrs. J. D. Youiit entertained :t a J o'clock dinner Thpr?-dny in )ionor of Mrs. George Filgen of Michigan City, Ird. Cuvvrs were laid for seven. A un va born at SL .lneph hospital, Mlshiwnt.a, Thursday t lr. and Mrs Lrncst Patty, s. SIxh st. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Jones will leave this week for Cincinnati, where they vi.l spend tho holidays with relatives. Iiss Virginia Rupe r.iT. Fpcnd h'jr vocation with hor grandmother Mrs. Amandi Winbigler at Rochester. Ind. Pev and Mr Wi'rer Gra, who have been vidting relatives in

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A bill prohibiting the manufacture, sale or wearing of heels more than one and a half Inches high will be Introduced la the Massachusetts fctntc Legislature this winter, and every effert will be mace to haTe it immediately enacted into law. Dr. It. Kendrlck Smith, of Boston, in explaining his reasons for his advocacy of the bill, said: "Put a three- inch prop under the heels of a statue of Venus aud the statue tips forward at an angle of forty-five degrees, llccause it is Inanimate it will fall over. Put three-Inch French bcls under the feet of a living Venn . She does not fall over because she is alive and is capable, by continuous exertion and great strain, of overcoming the tendency to fall; but the result is flat chest, protruding abdomen, hollow back, falling stomach and the diseases to which these things lead pulmonary tuberculosis, indigestion, chronic backache and circulation interfered with. All women who wear high heels are deformed."

Hunting, Ind.. and attending the dedication of the neuv church of the Church of Oed or Saints are expected hom) today. Rev. Gray, who has l-n ill during his visit, ha.s recovered.

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Reports from all over the country show a steady decrease in the demand for lake ice and an increased demand for Artificial. When price, service and quality are right, there is not much room for further argument. USE ICE NOW! Artificial Ice Company M 2221 L 6123

$12.50 Silk Shirts Now $8.50

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! Shopping days for Christmas gifts and getting fewer and fewer, and for that reason we I have compiled a list of gift suggestions which we believe will simplify the gift problem for you. j Everything here is laid out in such a way as to minimize time in selection.

Milady Prefers Gloves There is something about gloves that makes them an ideal gift for mother, sister, wife or sweetheart. French Kid Gloves, excellent quality and values, in colors, pair $2.50 Silk Gloves, silk lined, in colors, pair $2.50 Silk Gloves, chamoisette lined, in grey, brown, black and white, pair $2.00 Silk Gloves, all colors, at $1.00 to $2.00 Chamoisette Gloves, in colors, 69c to $2.00 Children's Gloves The Durable Kind Child ren s Kid Gl oves, fleece lined, pair . . . .$1.25 Children's Kid M lttens, fleeced lined, fur trimmed, pair $1.25, $1.50 Children's Knit Gloves in grey, brown, blue and black, pair, 50c, 75c and . . .$1.00 Boys Gauntlet Gloves in tan and grey, at $1.00 to $1.75 Boys Grey Jersey Gloves, fleeced lined, 69c value, pair 49c Men's Gloves Men's Grey Leatherette Gloves, lined, very stylish, pair $1.95 Men's Grey Silk Gloves, contrasting stitching, special, pair $1.00 There is a Positive Irresistibility in Crepe de Chine Undergarments They make such captivating gifts, and why more and more women are choosing them for the intimate gift to a friend. Beautiful Gowns, $4.50 to $10.00 Envelope Chemise, $2.95 to $7.95 Silk Bloomers, $3.95 to $5.00 Seco Silk Bloomers at $2.00 Every garment is Very Specially Priced. If You Want A Becoming Scarf These Woolen Scarfs give a smart distinction to the costume and are very warm and soft. In many color combinations. Another practical gift for someone on your list. $10.00 to $18.50

A Handbag May Be Just What She Wants And if she were choosing it herself, we believe she would select one from our assortment. They are the latest in design, and the best of quality and workmanship. Inspect these bags carefully before you decide. Velvet Bags, excellent quality, in the popular new shapes, sterling and fancy covered frames, special, $5.00 and . . $6.00 Leather Hand Bags, excellent quality, in new shapes and colors, $3.50 to $15.00 Canteen Bags in colors. $5.00 values $4.00 Make Wife Happy With A Fur Coat The gift de Luxe I What wife wouldn't be willing not to receive any other gift if she should receive a fur coat. Mr. Husband, take this tip and look at our display of fine fur coats Now Selling at Big Reductions.

Hosiery of Fibre Silk Christmas Special It is a fact that no woman ever has too many pairs of stockings, so such a gift is certain to be welcome. Thse are unusual values in black, white, grey, navy, brown; easily worth $1.00; special, pair 45c Womens Coats and Dresses A Christmas Hint Practical folks are choosing coats and dresses for gifts. To them we say note these exceptional savings: All Coats are now selling at 25, 33 1-3 and 50 Reductions. Dresses are also greatly Reduced in Price.

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Silk Petticoats Low-Priced In a Very Special Selling. Their good quality and charming styles makes these really remarkable values. Women finding their own preferences so delightfully met in these petticoats will instantly see them as gifts much welcomed. And your Christmas expenditure will go much farther than had been expected. These petticoats are developed in satin, jersey and taffeta, in two lots. Lot No. 1 Now Reduced to $4.95. Lot No. 2, Values to $10, now $6.95.

Lovely Blouses for Gifts These blouse modes for winter will appeal to those seeking the unusual for gift giving. Entrancing color combinations and unique trimmings add to their distinctiveness. Silk Georgette Blouses in navy, flesh and white, bisque and many combinations, $4.95 to $25.00 Suggestions Boxed Stationery. 39c to $3.50 Fancy Bath Towels, $1.00 to $1.69 Beautiful Blankets. $3.25 to $15.00

Dainty Handkerchiefs The Kind That Make Lovely Gifts omen's Handkerchiefs with small dainty initial, ech 25c Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered initial, each 50c Women's Handkerchiefs, embroidered corner design, box of 2 at 29c Women's Handkerchiefs, white embroidered corner designs, box of 3 at. . . .50c Women's Handkerchiefs, embroidered corner designs, box of 6 at $1.00 Women's Handkerchiefs, neat floral designs, box of 6 at $1.50 Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c each, box of 6 at $1.45 Men's Handkerchiefs, box of 2 at 50c Boys Initial Handkerchiefs. 25c each, box of 6 at $1.45 Children's Handkerchiefs in animal and figured design?, box of 3 at 25c Gifts of White Ivory For Her Dressing Table Ivory Ware is always popular for a gift, and it is so easy to select a gift of taste, beauty and utility for anyone. We have various sets and individual pieces. Including Mirrors, Combs, Brushes, Nail Buffers, Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers, Nail Files, Corn Knives, Tweezers, Perfume Bottles, etc. Specially priced from 39c to $5.00 Suggestions Women's fancy Silk Garters, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.45 Fancy W o o 1 Sweaters. $5.95 and $10.00 rancy H air Ribbons at 39c up. Gifts for the Baby. Bath Robes, $5 to $22.50 Dainty Kimonos, $5.95 to $22.50 All Silk Pettibockers, special $4.95 Children's Fur Sets, $3.50 to $25.00 Women's Fur Coats, $125 to $650, at V'4 Off Fur Scarfs. $10.95 to $150.00, at y4 Off Fancy Boudoir Caps. $1.00 to $3.00 Women's and Misses Felt Slippers, special . . . .$1.50

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