South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 11, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 January 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS -TIM ES

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dtinc man marau d to pull ttirou.Si ! with an American name!

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von aj friends many wc-althy your. ;ien, and thrcu'li r : of tl;m ho VR3 lntrf'du----! to a your.? soclty -i r I . In tlm h r r ;-o' and -.p onrntfd to marry him. .Vow, mo-i out.ä: pirl?. as you know, d--.-iro to

muruer in th lamiiy, or at tn very

least a i-nlf f-ntiary' sentence an

nil that was th; matter with the

yountj man vas tliat hia rather work- I d for a living. Who Cares? I

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value Giving, seven years of successful mere a

r.ow fnrnrth.ir.i? a!" Ut th?ir finance's! What a fool he was to try to maki

arents. inii youmr ir;ri. iri'-rior , a F-ecrer. or it: li i nad neon in th? A eked hlrn about h;.-. family, and h". ! cirl's placo I would have tuspectrd

one of South Bend's leading retail establishments, one that we are pro

thanks to our many friends and patrons who have enabled us to

mrncdlat-ly put If r off with th I hhn. not bcoau.se his father was a J tatement that hi- father wan in i ihoeir.akcr. but brcaue th voun

jtislr.ejss, not sp.-ifyi:-.;? v hat partlc-iman was ahaml of hia own father y 1 t T A . 1 A ilar business h hapr-r 1 t , be In. and tried to deceive me about him. H J ll 1 UAf M CS C CPHl 1 V F1 It f lP PO CrPTtl 1T1 Q K Pi She Wan ItrfUMl-Mliulnl. He's a mnl., my dear just a fool-j fl. lJ LI V I 11 CtO UVVJUl Vl LIIV VauLVl 11 lllCli liVL. Th your.c: man, as was afterward ish, Kha ürr.v-hc art d snob ani that's I f'tl

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ho maker father, i.ut tb- oar c a m shou LJn t wonder if the shoemaker J.' j P T T lj "I out of th bag wh'ii th- your.- j;irl . father wouldn't have an hour or .o ! A A I CÄT H 9 1 1 TrT 1 Mftnn-n.i to mnt friend of lr u'liin h,. m;(v !,l,k- oMmr,l nf it'"! U S W VA JL Vi V -

; anro who mau k pnwn t h :i tunl h Is son. t itatus of her futi;io fa'h r-in-'.aw. This is Americn, not Europe!

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letr.ocr itic nature and d- Nt mined to differently. Hut

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i.ance'a fatlier.

She beamed that her future father- i.--, or will be?

fathr or your futhcr-in-law was, or i

'.n-law wps a common shofmak'x. IV-rpl ef sense like you for what i -ho brouplit th- eju-s?ion 1 i r -1 toj you are and for no other reason on 1 1

'tr f'.ancc. and r---ived ar.other ; earth anil people wdthout sense i I

vaslv' r-p:y. forthwith broke 'are not at all worth mindinr.

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Change His Ways i Judge. Montgomery Auards

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Of Faultier 'Pain 1 no uccrccs J divorce Ji JUÖlill 1 UtiO two divorce were granted In SY.- )

, ja.-rior court No. 1 Tuesday by Judge It

Chester Ii. Montgomery. Tie dis-jfc salved the matrimonial ties be-'' t.veon Max liubin and Mary Rubin. ' the former charging the latter withi?"

ta$ Liquor Was for IVr.-onal U.-e as Medicine I'vo Sentences Suspended.

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Two Iinuor law violators ideaded i V . 'u .? Dianes

guilty in city court Tuesday, received the- minimum fin-1

md costs and a jail entern--;ended. IX;'Jis Papi.T. 21"'v Mrrry av

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rested by Federal I'mhibitlon Agmti

ot rnash had becn-fo'snd in his j.o- ZTt Percent Reduction Sale. Ver- f

session, was given a ? ) day suspend- , u " JJ4-tr. '.1 sentence.

teve I'roicay. a neicnoor i'apla's. living at 2122 Merry av., whose home Capt. of Detectives , Hamilton and detail found six quarts1 of bonded whisky, Monday, received I i ZO day jail sentence, also suspend-I -a. ! Papia, pleading lnlfncy, nld that ' had mad a still and was on the ! "V of making illicit Ibjuor when , ausht by the federal officer?. lie j denied having any liquor In his ! Ijoseesslcn. Frokay. alleged by the! police to be a booze-runner, claimed j that the liquor found by the police j was for hin personal us, kept by

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Our money I rendy fnr Ton when opportunity KNOCKS $10i.no Loan r.jmMU .ia Call In and tnlk It oer thU

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Cor. M.aln and Washington ts.. South Iletul. Main 16 IS.

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io iucut::r wiia: ;hc weather may be outside, we may have cheering warmth and comfort within.

Flowers assist us in passing away the

w2 dull winter's day by

their reminder of brighter days to come.

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Lot 2 Dresses worth up to $35, in velvets, taffetas, satins, crepes, tricotines and Canton crepes

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tra special Anniversary Sale price

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