South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 366, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 December 1920 — Page 7
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1 ri rl ,'iv., an I V.t!n-r Jon s FfHorvs it.. '.vM'h Took pi ic, i'ay morning at 11 o'clock
r. .-rür.t:. v 1 7 !
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0 1 ! S. the churcl M. 1
at Sr. .Jox-ph. Mi h.. I:
Whf-1T i-r for:r th' rcr mon . Alt'-r Jar. 1 Mr. and Mrn. JonwJl at hm- at 11 S. Flw-; -t. Mr-:. June h.)i for von.' tirno 5rn a rnrnr of th X ',v-Tirr.f 1 offir-.
Quite thi Miost thoroi:;hly n loynbl.-t-vrr art mpteil by the
inunn r: in i""ai in achlfv' at thr ,1a no-
1 i ' - l'ul a:.'l stKial cv.nt Alumni asso-
school v;n ami entertain
ment Klen Thnr?-.l iv r.iht at thMore th.m couples njoy. tl tho program of 1 l;n"''s, played in the Kyninasium by the Anlci.son.MiHer orch-.-tra. I eciratlons su-Uestlvi-of the ;iu iUna f stival re. hevt'fl the v,tl!s of th" rf om. Mrs. Honnr Miller hnl charge of tfte infoi iit.il ent rtaijim-nt in 1hart room on the second floor of the
lulldtr.r. Col. C
uve a short talk. oaicern for the elected during the ev e nlns.
Seyi;i.ir JMiIIock
r.e.w arly
car part
werf of the
Meral'i of the Thursday club v re entfcrt.u.ifd Tliurd i v afternoon il th? hom of Mr. I... H. Orvis. 17 rt. Clinton t. Follo.viim' the di.--pc.-jiI 01 the routine bu.-unes-i a mu- : iral program w is 1 rolered under i lie Hupervittit n of Mr-s. laitber Martin. Mis Maurine Martin read a paper on X vin which was illustr.itd by a oriipo-i'iou from hH pen. "X.uc.asUs." Mr::, Martin s-'i:r "The Kosary." .accompanied by Miss Martin. Mrs. Paul Ft'ch discussed ;ir- (' Jacob I'nn ls and two s-di, "I i,' Vo:i Truly" and "Just .V 'Wearin' for You" wi re hui:;. A paper -n Ch ubs Vake:i Id Cadman was nail by Mis: I,cl;o and two voc.i! j i'i'ih, "At I i'.vnln?:" jmd "The lmi" -f the Sky l;iu Water" were sunc - is Martin ntertained with a ;i initio, "Hu'Ie at Spiinir." :ml Mi J.i'cke conti ibut. 1 a s d-. "Th. S.-.-yf lunrr." In two wc'!:- th iub will :.reet with Mrs It i 111 1 y, v 2 1 Culi- ; r . c St. Intrudu. ji'. hr h"Ue z- Mi--s T.u'.rerry Vi!!.:nl of i"ba-a-t. '.'., Ilol 11.: !"riir;c t. Louis InV.01..1, farnieiiy of South Lend. wi!'. t'ik' pliio early in tin year and complimenting Mj-- I:.anor Stcpn'sun whose marriage will n'rnr .i t:-.. 'z. M.--S 'n('.elnn Shidb-r. .")-" X. Iafa'-'tr 1 lui., eniel fi ITU d witli .i delightful tea at I'a-r Imiur Tliurs'V afT rroon. Mr '.'.ari s Terrv
atlm'.tted to the ilub, n social time w in enjoyed and ref rehm'nts were Mieil, Ar.rdh'T mcjtlntf of th? . lull wil; b held in two week." at the borne .f Mr Warr.n Taylor, I'ianiond a v. Tb- a'inual lunch-on for iu'rr.h-rs d" th" MliWau!;ee-I)Mvri' r club was held Thursday at 1 o'clock at :h Hole 1 tsoi, t h rot'iiif. An attractive tabb- centered 'Aith a bowl of Columbia rnes wa- appointed for 14 RiiiHin including Mls Ciertruil Himer of Pennsylvania, who is the ho uk K'i st of Miss Mildred Henno. Portage a v.. MIjm Hoyd of Salt Lik 'lty and Miw. MnrK-iret WarTen of CftPsupoli.s, Mich. The new ofTlc rs of the Iidi s Aid and Woman' For'dk'n Missionary Kocietif-s of the First FvanXelica! church wer? installed at the regular meeting held ThurslAy afterlioon at the home of Mrs. Harvey Xletk'. liy Kim st. A luncheon was f-rved by the hostess at the close of the social hour. Feb. 3 tile societies will be entertained tt the home ul Mrs. F. A. Ho'.zman, lly Chestnut st. A soeial mretinp; of the Harmony Hi'.TÜr.;: ircb- was held Thursday Jtfternoon at the home of Mrs. John Herker. X. Sixth st.. Hiver Park. A Iunheon was served at the clos of the afternoon. in two week the di.li will be entertained at th", horn- of Mrs. J. M. Marquis, Van I'uren st.
proved altar which was placed boxuath an arch of fern and Lltter-swe-t. Ah the bride entered the : living room where the ctremony wiu i
j performed thA wedding march by j .Mendelssohn wan p!ay?d by Mlssi j Norma Harvey. Miss Nadlne Stans- ' f ury, sister rf the proom. attended 1 as bridesmaid and Forest Hoffman. ! brother of the bride served an best man. The bride wan govned In
K?f,rpe!te and wore brorn satin slippers to match her costume. Her flowers were fashioned In a shower bouquet of valley lille and white 1 rosebuds'. j Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury left immediately for a western trip. Tliev 'will be at home after rfarch 1 at Dallas. Tex. i Out of town puestfl present at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stansb.iry and Mls,i Xadino Stan.ibury of South Hend. Mrs. Laura I McDonald, Liponler, Ind.. Miss Nor- , man Harvey, of Oarrett, Ind., and Mrs. John W. Koch and daughter Kvadine of Indianapolis.
Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband BY ADELE GARRISON
My pulses quickened in relief at , cry store a-s if I had entered it fccleLillian'3 announcement that the Cae j ly tor the purpose of purchainj the ürainst Jake Wilsey was complete, j box of bon buns in my hand. A ca-s-LiOnj; experience of my friend ha.s - ual sreetin and introduction to Llltaucht me that she never boasts. Man, an equally casual invitation to
and I knew that th words she had enter the car. and we were oil down
the boulevard with the comforting
conviction that wo had been unobserved by any ono to whom our movements would be of the slight-
Mrs. Land! H. Wirt. 1722 Portape, av, was hostess at an Informal party at her home Thursday afternoon complimenting the Misses Ann and Mary Wassun of Chlcapo who are the house quests of Mrs. C. It. Montgomery. 1014 Woodward av., and Mis- Xettie Catron of Kvanston. III., who is the pue.s. of Mrj. II. T.
Just uttered meant that she had Indeed "icotched the snake." I do not think I had realized how
C r 11 1 Kort Küin t-r-ii t t-tr -. r tf t Vi 1 a
man until Lillian assurance made I , interest. I had taken a good me feel that he waa no lunger a ! loo,k UP tuld Uovn e "tri'V a!lJ tuende to me. Not that I looked j "a(J uo bul the PV with any wjuanlmity upon the pros- , naU ousincsM there. Iect that I felt 8ur Lillian was I I had seen Lillian uriiivcly scan planning the setting of a trap for I Alice Holcom.be s face when 1 intro-
the man who had ko frightened ; uuced tnm. i urtricrmore, tne
Alice Holcombe and me. For I had
A pretty holiday luncheon was
jriven Turs lay at 1 o'clock at the1 Jtobertson ta room by Mrs. John I.; Shaf.-r, 7 20 W. Collax av., as a cumplirmnt to Mrs. Sab-m Town. Ten irusts were seat d at a table effectively decorated in a Christmas . motif. j Mrs A. V,. France was hostess to j ine,nb rs of the Mothers' club at . the home of Mrs. Kdar Franc', Ti'.O W . Colfax av., Thursday a f ternoi w. The tuna was spent with needle-;
worn and rei resnmnts were served. Announcenu nt of the m-xt in er in will b- made later. Mr. and Mr.-1. A. Livingston. 'M W Main Ft., will bold a reception n their home Saturday afternoon
irom .. o cioe,; until .:.U, in com-
nniiioratioii annn ersary.
the Htrong suspicion that I was to play the role of the bait for the trap, and at that prospect something' infcide xrue seemed to turn completely over. I had never forgotten the man's evil face as he shouted out to me the vagoie reference to the electrio ch;iir which Harry Underwood had
Montgomery, Ironwood rd. Attrac-i so effectually stopped. I felt almost
tive house decoration were achieved as If I never could muster the courir. thi. iirnl'iKo iw. ttf rrar" T fl I n 1 1" i urrn ti u.n liirm miti in ov-.n ltl- iVin
r'freshm.nts were served at the asduranc? of Ullian's support and ! w y
I close of th afternoon to 16 guests. tho mans own impotence to harm
ar-
rangenients of .seat.s in the car
Alice beside inc. Ullian in the tonneau which Lllliar. had adroitly
managed without appearing to have t any voice in the matter, enabled her o continue her scrutiny. 1 knew kt it wm her habit thus to siudy ' .my person whom m expected to ' use in any piece of work, and 1 aided her as unobtrusively as possible . oy talking to Alice, keeping her face j turned toward me, o that Lillian ! could have the best opportunity to
of their silver weddintj
Mi.-s 1'earl Frkman .f Nov York city was the honor guest at a din per Sunday -eninjr. iven by Mr. and Mrs. I'd win H. Sommerer at thur horn'. ll!" Frrtncis st. ('overs .-.re place, for six guest.-:.
The remilar business meeting of the (tamma hapter of the Thalia s( roritj" was heM at tho home of Miss Dorothy Crabb. 019 Sherman a v., Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be held with Miss Margaret Ht idman. 11. Indiana av., at which time four new members will be initiated. The committee In charge of the initiation includes Miss Marguer
ite Martin. Mis.i Heidman and Miss!
Margaret Geyer. Mrs. G. Haslanper, Mrs. R. E. fJooley, O. H. Ford and Mrs. It. Graham served as hostesses at the rguhr meeting of the Pythian tea which was held Wednesday afternoon in the K. P. hall. Following an afternoon spent with contests and Chrirtrnas entertainments refreshments were served' by the host's?s. There will be another meetin " held at th same place in two V.Tf k.l.
me. "How soon can yon get hold of your friend, Alice Holcombe?" Lillian aakeU. I suppose my eyes must have aked thi question my lips more prudently suppressed, for Lillian spoke
quickly, almost impatient!
"Yes, want to
The teacher's face was wan and
pallid, her eyelids heavy, the eyes feverish in their brilliancy. That she was stretched on the rack with anguished terror of the outcome of Kenneth Stockbridge's tri.il was easy lo sec. I had ween Lillian's eyes when she lirst looked at her, knew that
I sue naa auutni irwunuy lo iitr m-
I know. I .said I didn't " terest In th tockbridge case on my
we her before, hern i mo it I account a ready sympathy for and a
would complicate things for me desiro to help this woman who was
Hut now things are different. If;so intensively yet so innocently sufKennoth stockbridge's trial is sched- i Bering because of he r connection with
it.
uied for two weeks from now, it be-
i hooves us to get busy pronto and pick up all the loose threads. AnJ , of all the rave Hin ffs, this man Wil.sey is tho loosest and needs winding ! up the most. So please telephone your friend or better still, you know the route she usually takes nomo from school, don't you?" "Yes. and her time of departure , also," I returned. "Her colleagues
, used to say they could set
watches by Alice Holcombc'.s Ings and goinzs."
their
corn
er., oi Aim ii'inif Mi.!, iv. noerts. n V oint d wi' "!o-ver.J ia
piet
Arbor. M' h.. Miss Franr. Miss .fi .s oihii:" Aliara ik i. mi.I Miss Oeniblh j .'! re.l at . T .! 1 1 '!;-
I'i'-li! i:u-s inner 1 i'ur: ;.' t Mr. ! ': As!i!and .
s wer- entertained at d.-i v ni ng a t tina -id Mrs. F. Austin iv. Fink roses formed
.to.
decorrttlons at th' table.
I :u?.-
l"avor'd th-
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n sev. s; m , ! 1 1
in ei u---' 1 'j' bou -honor gue-'f--.
Miss Fhris'ino Sander. 1 ?, 1 7 .Te...-rs.n lilvd., will he bo'tes.s iiinii'u r of tri. nd. at a tea at borr.e his afternoon.
i:. o a her
In hnor of tin golu- rt vbiing :iniiivcrs.iry of Mr and Mrs. I. i;ir Tv. Cahert. 1:4! V. Was li-vo., .x. hich -will occur J in. 1. Mis Mar- ;: tre . IMrner. 11:4 l'.irini s".. -i"rt:liie.l with a lum-heo-i at th' ' .' dei t son tea room Tliurl iv r.oon. .'-ven gusts wer- it-d .-t a table i'itic:l'y r. ntr"d with :i bowl ..f 7 'i'llow i-.-s arid e.ili Miiulum. Mr. n l Mr-, lert -a Hi l ecet'e a nnm1 -r. of friends at their home Saturday aft-moon.
Mi.-s h. r fri
Ho, r jiill tr will teeeiv. rids Neu Years day from 3 until at her home in the
n. i n partn ' t-.
"flood!" Lillian commented. "la there an Ice cream parlor or a tea room along the route?" "Two of them." "Hetter and better. We'll just drive along that road slowly a little before her time for ttassinp- .r,,i
clock at a table appropriately make errands at the ice cream parwi'h a 'arge birthdav cake mr, so that our meeting with her
win appear purely accidental. Then we'll whisk her off for a little drive and arrange things." The plan worked without a hitch, as Lillian's plans have a little habit of doln?, and at half after 4 I sauntered forth from a conftction-
In celebration of tho birthday an- ! nlversarv of Iu r husband. Mrs
j Frank Toepp. 1' " W. U'ioV-'-m; av.. entertained with a family dln- ' 'ii r at her home Wednesday eeii-j ! iinr. Dinner was served to 2?. guests
I at fi o
! center
bearing candles of red and green. In
fu?her.ii:ee of tr ''(! - '
otht r decorative motifs carried
the Christmas cobu
out
'usto:r., Mi-s Maria Y. LiSalh' a v.. wil on XeW Vt'.if's d".
SrinM.ak-r. r.oi keep open hous
-d din its
n'
perfect at th-
elun which :mn with
a ' i 1 " nc v . m.'tirg of thwas he'd Thür Mr. M ttr .
o I 1 i-T
Fo!
r.g which
.1 1-one
ii
W IM'';
1 p r c m - Victory .Uv aft-Carroll
hour.
ss
()ni' of tb attract iv-
l;e ho.nlay sas.i:i was that ot Mis Mar:- Hoffman, "2) Tonti a v.. d.iuirht r ( t Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoffman. Albion. Ind.. and Walter A. Star.sbtiry. sofi i f Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. S'ansbury. ." 1 7 W. Marion st.. which was solemnized Thursday at high noon at the country home of the bride, near Albion. Ttcv. Fred T I i T I of Methodist church at Al-
A suroris. -birthday party was ivon "Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. John Sp ncr. 2 1 S Tl. Howard st.. in honor of their son. lUirton Howard. Cnmes ami con
tests and other forms of
entertainment featured the- evening
I it the close of which a luncheon wan
Served to fUeSt-S. In keeping WÜ)l the holiday spirit, wreaths of holly and Christmas b.'.ls d'-corated tho Ivira.
Tacitly we had agreed to go to the little tea room where Alice Holcombe had handed me the anonymous communications concerning the tea. Arrived there, and competently served by Mrs. Wynne, Lillian proceedo-d to drink her tea and to eat her toasted muffins as though there was no other business in th world before her, keeping up a continuous interesting chatter upon irrelevant topics. I realized that she was doing It with the avowed purpose of getting Alice Holc.om.be into shape to talk, and I seconded her as well as I could and was rewarded by seeing a faint color creep back into the teacher's wan cheeks. And then, when -he had finished, Lillian pushed the. tea things to one side, and leaning over tho table, said winningly: "I have heard this whole miserable story from Madge, Mis.s Holcombe, but there are some things' which I wish to learn from your own lips. You won't object to answering some very pointed questions, will you?"
i'r na:'bion read th" s-.-rvic before an Im-
Thursday afternoon was that Hven
informal t ''' ir'- Norman Itoos. C02 XV. Col-
ta.x av.. in the pink parlor of the Oliver hotel. Places were laid for 25 guests at a daintily appointed toi.de.
1 v. che n lumni i '1 due u nivi-rslt i d Thursday with
of Indiana and s were entertatna 1 2 o'clock lunch
eon In the Wedgewood room of th Oliver ho'el. Representatives of the wo universities were present. D. XV. Horton of Mishawaka had charge of the arrangements. An attractive 1 o'clock luncheon
Wheelock &. Company
Wheelock & Company
rhe New Vidlor
for T
Records A
Are
Here
and go on Sale today. You will find selections in this list which you will surely want to hear.
Mffutofele L'altra nette (They Threw My Child Into the Sea) Turkiih March (From "Ruins of Athen") Violin
Frances Aid Miacha Elraan
Namber 74651 6491S
Quartet in D Minor Allegretto ma non troppo (Morari) Flonzalty Quartet 74652
Mijnon Polonaiie, MIo ton Titania" (I'm Fair Titania) Life
Danjo Son; Elijah-lf With All Your Heartt Since You Went Away l-e Coucou (The Cackoo) 1'iino
Andrea Chenie Stein Son;
Amelita Galli-Curci 74653
Ottilie Harrtjia 64916 Mme. Homer and Mio Louiie Homer 87572 Edwd Johnson 74654 John McCormack and Fritx KreUIer 87573 Sergei Rachmaninoff 64919
Ncmico dell patrie? (The Enemy ol Uit Country?) TittaRuffo S$ß2S Reinald Werrrorath 64914
Olire Kline-EItie Biker) Olire Kline-Ehie Baker! 45203
That N-ughty Waltz Alabama Moon
Ahe Blue Gown Waltz Joieph C Smith' Orchestra) Tripoli Medley Waltz Joseph C Smith's Orchestra )
1 La-re Ycu Sunday MedlryFox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) Oh Gee! Oh Gosh! One Step The Benson Orchestra of Chicago15"
My Sahara Rose Medley Fox Trot Acccni.on Pietro)
1S70O
Sire 12 10 12 12 10 10 12 10 10 12 10 10 10
Frire 51.75 1.25 1.75 1.7S 1.25 1.50 1.75 1.50 1.25 1.75 1.2S 1.C0 .55
01 10 .85
Slop It! One Step Accordion I've Got the Blues for My Kentucky Home Sirvgin' the Blue Sally Green (The Village Vamp) 1 re Cot the A B-C-D Blues Forgive Me Lord
Old Rugged Cross
Avalon (Fox Trot Sons) Rock-Bye Lullaby Mammy Feather Your Nest Old Pal, Why Donl You Answer Me 7
PietroP'w Aileen Stanley) Aileen Stanley) 1S7D3 Billy Murray) Billy Marray-Ed. Smlle)1S
Homer Rodeheaver) Mr. William Ashcr-Homer Rodeheaver f1S7CS CLartes Harrison) Peerless Quartet j18707
Albert Campbell-Henry Burr)
Henry Burr10
10 10 io 10 10
7C3 10
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Grieving for You Feather Your Nest Fox Trot j Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra! M Wcader Girl Cora! St a-Fox Trot 35703
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Invitations have I. ten isu-. by Miss Hoik? Livingston. .13(5 X. M.iln st., for a tea to bo given at hor homo the afternoon of Jan. 6.
A 11 nouncemen ts
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Konitf. Ulli: I-Vllows st.. win ntfrtain menihers of th Kpworth loa true of th Oorrnan M. i:. church with a
party at their homo l-'rlday
A program of pamos. con-
music has boon arranged.
watch
fvonlr.ir.
tests and
Ma Catherine Pries, ?A2 X. Tavlor st, will loave Saturday for Cloveland, O. Att'y Waltor L,. Clornents, ?,Z X. Taylor st., ha-s returned from Iulsville, Ky., where he spent the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Steams of Milwaukee. Wis., soer t the we.- k md at tho home of Mrs. Stearns sister, Mrs. A. T. Ive, 750 Sancome av. Miss Pearl Er k man of Xew York city is the sut of Mr. and Mrs. ;:dvln Sommerer, 123 X. Francis it. Mr. and Mrs. Miletto of IctroIt. Mich., who spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ives. 730 Sancome av., have returned to their homo. Mrs. (leorre M. Studebakor, Jr.. I SI S. Tavlor St.. will leav next
will spend thf remainder of the winter. Lawrence nomine, 102 Marquette a v., ha returned from Syracuse. X. V.. where ho spent Christmas with his family. Robert Armstrong. X. Miehlen s:.. will spend Xew Yesrs with hir I-arents In Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Richter and Mi, and Mrs Jack London of Chi
cago are the jruests ot Mr. and Mrs. Ren Silber. 26 S. William st.. for tho holiday season.
HIHTJIS.
and Mr XV. Iffado'.vki, 534 st., a daughter, Dec. 23. and Mrs. George Knill Brown.
Duball av., a daughter. Dec.
Mr. (irant Mr.
21' 4 K.
0 s j Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rueehe, 910 Standtild st., a daughter, Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Graf, 307 Hamdon ct., a son, Do. 2 6. Mr. and Mrs. Ji. Sudn. .""4 S. Scott a daughter. Dec. 2 7. Mr. and Mrs. William Lobrkl. 19 20 W. Graco pt., ;i ,,n. Dec. 2.r,. Mr. and Mrs. Staniilaw Muszynkl, öl& I'hillpi st., a daughter, Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Xowak, 1300 Grace st., a son. Doc. 2 7. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Phelps. 72 5 Diamond av., a daughter, Dvc. 29.
old Fiurcxns. We have made a host of thorn by idling good, clean coal, delivered promptly. Wc aim to please you all the year round. If you want the best coal at a fair price 2.000 lbs. to a ton come to us. We wish yor a happy Xow Year and many more of them. C. H. Defnees. 31.". S. Taylor st., phones. Main 27i; Lincoln T-279. Dealer In coal, cement, lime, clav roods, mason supplies. 0613-31
MAIUlIAGi: LICIIVSKS.
Rossche, South Van Tornhout,
Henry Van Den Rend. nd Mllanle
bouth Rend. Thomas Hinkson. South Bond, and Harriet Koorth. South Rend.
Local Lumber Dealer is
Defendant in Two Suits
Harold T. Lake, doimr business as
the Consumers Lumber Co., i made I the defendant In two suits Mied Inj the circuit court Thursday. In whih j the Walton Lumber Co., and the; Southern Lumber Co., eek to col-; lect bills v.-hich they allocs are un-j
Try XEirS-TlMES Want AdsliZZ is ici.Vo. : 1
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SOCIAL
CLASSICAL
The Isabel Niles Studio of Dancing Fall ami Winter S aon Now In Inc;rts
The ClaspU-nl Dam-in courses w'A uv r5umtd on Saturday, Jan. 1st. Tho work includes aesthetic. Interpretive, character and todancing and Russian Technique. Private ksond may be arranged by aprolr.tmen:. Tho regular Social Dancing class and ass-.-mbly will be held on
Friday. Xew War's IIao. and assembly cn MoaJy polntment. 131 1- WaAhlngton Su
Special music and a good t!rn.
evcnlnsrs also. Priv
ate
lessons
Class by ap-
I'honc Linoln 2263
Golden Jubilee Year
50 Years of Service
1921 Marks 50 Years of service to the public of South Bend Bv The Ellsworth Store
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1921 SCHEDULE Store will close all clay New Years Decoration Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving At 6 o'clock Christmas Eve And all day Christmas. Wednesday half holidays in summer. For the past I 5 years this store has given its clerks Wednesday half-holidays during July and August.
Sore opens nt 0 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. Daily except Saturday. The store will be open unil 9:3(1 Saturday night during the entire year to accommodate the large number of people of South Bend, Mishawaka and the surrounding towns and country who arc able to shop only at this time, Saturday being the only day lots of people have a chance to trade. Ellsworth's store aims to accommodate by giving the greatest service in its power to all its customers.
LP P, (Lowest) (Possible) (Price)
Our Golden Jubilee Merchandising policy is to sell you goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE.
Our Mark 25(, increase in business volume in 1921. We have set up this mark for the whole store to work against 25 per cent more business. This will lower our overhead expense and Department heads are instructed to mark low prices on all merchandise to increase the volume of business this amount.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE. We Ask You to SAVE ELLSWORTH STORE SALES CHECKS DURING OUR GOLDEN Jubilee Year 1 92 1 These cbecks will become valuable during tbe year. Don't lose a single one of them, even if for only a spool of thread.
Golden Jubilee Sales Schedule
Golden Jubilee Year Winter Ransack Sale Golden Jubilee Year Spring Campaign Sale
Golden Jubilee Year Summer Ransack Sale GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR 50TH ANNIVERSARY SALE COMMENCES Golden Jubilee Year Clerks' and Department Managers' Sale Golden Jubilee Year Christmas, Sales Special Department and Other Sales to be announced later.
January rd . . . March 1 yt . . . . July 3th .SEPT. 6TH .November st December 1st
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Look at your butcher bill, then at these prices. You will apologize to your pocketbook for you certainly could have saved money at Woodka Bros. prices. Keep still, listen and take this message. Remember that we do give value received, no matter from what angle you view our business whether it be quality, service or economical prices, it is always the best obtainable. LOWER PRICES QUALITY MEATS Plenty of Fresh Dressed Poultry
Chickens, lb 34c Fowls, lb 34c
Geese, lb 42c Ducks, lb 45c
Fresh Oysters, quart 65c Georgia or Dixie Square Bacon, lb. 26c Approved Brand Smoked Picnic Hams, lb 22c
Beef Fancy Beef Rolled Roast, lb 25c Flat Rib Boiling Beef, lb.lOc Beef Pot Roast, lb 13c Standing Rib Roast, lb. 14c Veal and Pork Hearts, lb 10c Veal Veal Loin Roast, lb. . . .25c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb.24c Veal Stew, lb 18c Veal Pocket, lb 18c
Pork Country Style Pork Sausage, lb 20c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb 15c Pork Loin Roast, lb. . . .22c Fresh Spare Ribs, ib. . .15c Fresh Side Pork, lb. ... 13c Lamb Leg of Lamb, lb 25c Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb 15c Lamb Loin Roast, lb. . . 18c Lamb Chops or Cutlets, lb 20c
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