South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 20, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 January 1922 — Page 24

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1922

MISHAWAKA NEWS

Mi-et Slyvia FtibrIJeh and ITaro'.d "cor "xcrk of Oravri wn? a feature S-'berlieh. Mr. Mary xt. ar.1 f th cnntst while th jcuardlr.K daughter Mi? Faith of Milwaukee. ' ' Tth'.T atM Marker w the r? Th hride 1 or.o of Msh.ivaka'- the Michigan lad err plaved popular you re: ladies and i the . .ifrainf-T. Th tiTPt half rnded vith daughter of Mr. an I Mr. Alev Hin-the core 13 to f.orfr, 1611 Idnroln way I!. She w.n ' Th 'lln-u p wa." .1! foKn-,v.

FELLOWSHIP CLUB WILL HEAR MAUD BALLINGTON BOOTH

"a;v(, rn nt h c rs

fr-nd". Mr. Hatto prosrram 1" !n

Next Tuesday W ill be Ladies Night at Club John 15. Hatto Will Give Plra-inp Program.

Mau 1 j:..:i.r.ton Booth.

Am? rici, a(lr and jdonr In 'prison refnu u-rrk. ar.d nn of f noted fmln!n f!r:rH In Amwan ?U?)!!c Uf. -vlll b- a rr-VKr at th'

w!:i h prml;td to hrin th"irj"Mop Hall" a? hr temporan' home!

.wrcthr.irt. and j for dl-harK"l prisonc-ra Is called.' hav mai" Rood, only a few have

thejver harki.id, and tvn are earnir.?

min humorous b-j? hre and thr j hvt ?j0.''"'0 a year. Anyon" rppon-, ho ',!pH in a tr.ijf-h of th darker ! lb for s'jh rood work mint Viv

"f hf" tis.it :)rr-r fails : s -ore j a mrwa- to flliver that n-111 be h'i ;y. It ;.- thS ability to -,vay well worth h'-arinsr.

:i'-nUr r.' '-s that n.ark Mr. Hatto a. ; A delightful feature of tb.e pro-

th- bf-.'t of the platform impron- cram will be rnu.'ic rendered by the, ators. Fie iiiif no cunnin to Madrit;.il club. , the operation of "ma kin-i' p" and! . LereinollV

perf0rrr,, thi, ta-k in f ii vw -tjQjyp VAXML ?OLL Church Reception at

achieved art' .vis as Martlir.tr a if he had not let hi.- audi-ne in on

CLARA EGENDORFER BECOMES BRIDE OF

W. L. M'GARITY ;

fülrhr!: Gorton i Wal! arc ! Hart rauft ! A t h f 1 n

the eecre, for Mr. Hatto depends more on hi ability to cleverly characterize rather than to dLsui. . Mr. Booth is a lender In prlcon reform and devotes all the prorenis from her work as a public sneaker

next metinr of the Mihawaka INlto aid unfortunate of the prisons.

lowr.:p r, i!,. to rii'i at trie m- wr.f. ,0f.n instruriK-ntal in tlie order. Vocal number were rendered

CALL BY LODGES HELD

Monitor lodge 288. I. O. O. F.. and;

Fidelity Rebecca lodsre. held their annual roll call at the Odd Fellows It a 1 1 dn?.day evening". A supper and t-ntr rtainment program was f-a;ured. Ilfv. G. W. Titus gave an addres. I. r;. si. Beyers of South ! nd told of the pro?re.3 of the

at St. Joseph's

Hotel Mishawaka.

formerly employed at th.e National F.van Veneer company b'jt for the past Ora several monthg lias ben the pro- Forward. Prletor of th. nna-eniorf-r tor.- at lush 10? Idr.eoln way F. Th rror:i ; M Fin ti Fenter. the con r Mr. anl Mr '!f nrtc Mr- I'vhler (ap;ty, 42t N. ?ti:dohaker st. 'luiri.-v Mr. and Mrs. Mrd ir.v w .; rey:,j. M

at 1611 Lincoln v,v F. - Ao i atiov n:inx. HIM FVAVS WIN (;Mi:. Ti..- M:j!av.aa Kind'-i zarten AThe Fir! Fvan bnsk.- tball tram vn''iat:on i:ut at the Finchata srhoo;

Wed nrdav nicht d-f afd the u oir.fs.iay alt rr.M: MN lir

a.rpo1i? Sp-ed I'.r.yjs by 2 to 11. -rvi' e was in iarc of the prnjram hisf .va.s one of th !' ca e of 1 1 1'" d t he d f:is:o'i on "Cnniw ; -

the ,eaon a the winner- -ompiero. . at ion between Horn- and KindTlv outcla.er their opponent Th.- ;-"irtn "

by Mr. and Mr.. Frank K. Foats,

r Mlhawak'i. T:'.liv evening. 1 regeneration of ov r S..ono mn and

Jan. j. aor.n j. i.,r.'n a -a - i uT,men who when relmsd from th Mrs. (Flberj Mayor and Hairyi tmre.-3 )n-t!' r ard e:;terta!r.'-r, will r.r;on v.ere given help by the Vol- J Ma.on. Mi.-- Aline Fiher danced, j

:.o r.e. nn the program. iinteer j'r:r,n lg-ie. whirh wa. Others on the program were Clifford The rioTt Fellowship epih mertint; ff.unde, nnd curtained by Mr.. Harris. Miss Agnes Wadsworth and

vein h.. open f. l-iy-.c nnd memo-era F""th. Thousand of graduate from

Mishawaka Classified

AUTOMOBILES

Automobile For Sale

rCEDS TO THE TARTT DESIBINO A COOD CT1EAP USED FOED CAS CALL iflBIIAWAKA 20TT. tNCfl-

EMPLOYMENT

Vv'AN ii'O Two utenoRropher, .on witTi 2 or raor tpiim' nperimee and en with fhf.rt experience Apply at efftcp. raTr.a v...!n Mrc V If'tt

irrlp Wnnttil Male

nr.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Wantl ftoal Flstai X!) WANT HD TO HI V TO 7 KOONf house on North Side V nib! pay ra-h If harg!n. Henry .for, News'-Times. 2fnf

Sandy McTavish. who sported brand new bagpipe.

SISTER M. PAUL DIES IX M1XXESOTA

i William Leter Mcaritv. anu Mis

Clara Eendcrfer, two well known

M'fhawaka oung people were mar-1 rled Thursday morning at S o'clock j by tho Ilev. Dean L. A. Monch at! t. Joseph's Catholic church In the I presence of I'OO relative and friends, j Prof. A. O. lloerstmann. played the Mendelssohn s wedding inarch. The bride was attired in a cown of white satin rrepc. trimmed in silver lace, wore a full length bridal veil ' and carried a shower bouquet of ; bride's rosH. Mis Sylvia Seibrlich. ' Milwaukee. Wis., cousin of the bride j acted as the bridesmaid and wa.s at- j tired in a ?own of salmon-color1 georgette wore a hat to match and. carried an arm bouquet of ro- .. '

i Mrs. Melvin McCaritv. siMrr-in-1 i w

Mr John Kl-in. SO:. Lincoln way pf thp srpotT1 t,,p Tnatron-of-W.. ha rer ejved woid announcing , u- t:u a ;

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

the death of her si.Mer. Sister M. Faul, whi'di orcured at New Volrin. Minn.. Jan. 17. last. Sifter Faul is well known in Mishawaka having for many years been In charge of the office of the local hospital.

FOR BALE Will pnrriflro prlr on 10

fnnres or ( onsiimprK' fcervlr itnet

tlon. Call Mishawaka lsr;. "t.. i ill with an attack of tonsilltls.

WITH TONSIIms. Mrs. Alice Griffith. 409 W. Third

tleorgette crepe with hat to match p.nd carried roses. Melvin MrGarity, brother of the groom was the best man. George Gleissner. cousin of th6 bride also attended the groom.

Following th ceremony a recp-; tion and dinner was served at the I

Hotel Mishawaka. Covers were laid for 1 n-o. Among the out of town guests wej-e- Mrs. Charles Selberllch,

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN. 20 AND 21 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 53c Gold Medal Flour 98c 10 bars P & G or Velvet Soap 51c Pure Creamery Butter, lb 34c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 5 cans 26c Pride Washing Powder 6 Boxes (small) 24c Berdan Green Label Coffee, lb 24c Toilet Paper, 7 rolls 25c Good Luck Milk, 3 cans 25c Macaroni or Noodles, 6 boxes 25c Matches, 6 large boxes 28c All large Loaves Bread 9c Watch Our Windows tor Special Prices on Meats WE DELIVER CALL MISH. 2214 The Cash Grocery and Meat Market 220 EAST MISHAWAKA AVENUE .-

WANTED Werk Hoy, 17 years, wants i

rorkt STTierallr ueftil on I rm or !e-wher. Can" be ieen at f.- K. Mar 1n .f lOt?

FINANCIAL

Ttuslnc") Opportunities

ETjIM.S UANCi: -lietall grocery anl rnmt raarkot. tork nnd fliture nbout fl.ftjO: doing a good butnoss. Good reon for celling. We also have n rcodern 7-reem hotjj.p. -with gnrr snd ran'l grerery nftnrhed. Ptock nbout f2.0 Will take $7.'M for the prepetv anl groe-rv fe-k. Sfark Kealty ' M!Kl.vvflkH-Trit ni lg IM 4

LIVE STOCK

Do-p. Cat.. I'cta

I OH bALK l'ii II blooded wbite Rnfilan greyhound pup. Fipe Tharmacy. mrnr Sixth ni..l Spring frti. I'hone M!himr k n tot? ttf MERCHANDISE

HoueohoUl Goods

V Oll .s.U.'t'-K.-. d brbv cab, first elns con.ltt'.nn. rfll MWnwaka 1Oh or call fit N Muri .f.. Mib;iwnk:i T.Ul

Wearing Apparel

f.AlY WIN l KU MI r for wale, med lam p!e. I'hor-e Mliawnka 12 or call at

ROOMS AND BOARD

ITooniM Witlmtit IVonrl

J'ilH 1JKNT Modt-rn sI--ping rotn. "20 ribrr pl.ire. Phone Mlbawaka CO. 1 7 f LAUGT; l l ItMnl:TF1 iToom for ront hi modern limr ; priv;fe f.iniily. Suitable for rnnrrled e-uj'l. ir C gentlrmn. lnmilrr at VI V. ir" tt4

Wnntotl lit Kim s. Hoard

U'AN f Fl- IrUr in prfv.it heme. I fiir or week. Thon" Muhswaka invj I REAL ESTATE FOR RENT j HdiHN For Int "7 FOK illTNf ."i r-x'm biTäl"--. iTTvTr P.irk . f.ir:. ! i ri- u . jrirne : ; "(2."i 'rT Pienth. Hnt :nr-. K-alty Co . tlh.iwkn V-"'2 ; Pnii iTT:ST Fp to" iifio- öff'frr nowready f-T n.-i 'ip in.-y Temp' Theater lU-Jj:. K'-rf N r r. isonable. Tall MI:iiw.iU ''7 or i. o o .1. I,n mbi-- te. , br.tl'l::!' y. i-i.ict lsf 7

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ran'W And f .ind For Sale H

KOK NAM". !' .t ft:- b.-t quifp'!

tr!0-' -rodii'f hf I.ir''i i;i St. .!'. t renn ' v . M-T'" M.i.li-.e towr.-tt'p ; evnj'lo'c I pet no,b'TTi bir1'-l"'", in ii-t rotub !J

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tlted ird !?! r -i- . i' tUi-ik' n tb- ! M

prounM r-lv fr T i -v t i tr l'.ltt.rr -f f hee f inv.H n bo t below vjlii" vith '!. 11 A :';' i! 'vn (tie-d the P'-r.-M- T..-.v b t ! t : ;!! r term V'ru'r i er 1! r .''.';! V'tf

Hoiim s For Salt

a Tiott: tor -s or In any i rt t t.o . If y. I VI r.iV ." r r.i . 1' irt i:i.-.i.Tn. S. Clevebird. J"V1 -.ih r--:".1. all tno-b-rn rtrrpi fi;rt ' o--. W. SevTth t . JTO n!: 4 P'-'M j'irt t-? m!. rn atid I a T bird, r u,fh Ji'hI i ; r-. .). t.irtls nod-Tn AV $.vwi ,-fljsh ' roo:n t:i-de-' : Idr I--! ; rw ; i: 4'ti .

JW r:i, 7 roorr.. fr:et1v nedrn. Kfd- J i . k üf . r1"1 triV .-.i4h r o:n. ftrt-tly modern. S I M i in h. . l If cone . f the .. v. fc-i!f yon. vihr.lt

j-onr rd.n : w w-n b-.-.'id for you. l'b're MUhnwnki 111 COL1'Ai:kt t; r a i.ty rnrtroirATiON. 1.'' I.i-,. '!n V:ir U. (1 , i Koni'i

Ft ' U .1.1" f'e'iT !:":-'. r. i-fir cr 1 o t ;!!!' r lo Vr oia riti'--t h ' r . r vo-w; acr Uk .-.t f .-:) b. b"::. :n S'.-v,--I. v addition f t -.-....?. s, . f sCev. i-..o Ph.. 1 t lrt you v I . r. - N . w . r . t- :i r.-l I nth. en th- .No-th Sob-. :;" stark Kltv i' :n t a r. y . TJt it lOii sAi 1". t t""!!' 'i d t .ith. on l.:n" rcd:i wv K Pri 4-o" Mirk Kf.iltv t""r r.i t r . 17tl

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Here They Go, Fellas I

ffishawaka

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NEWS!)

The World-Famous Line of "Stratford" Garments r

Vol

60.00

To $15.00 Sweaters at $8.95 To $12.00 Sweaters at $6.95

ues

Take Your Pick of the Entire Stock at

Included are the snappy "Hoot Mon" Tweeds the delightful worsteds patterns aplenty fancy and plain all popular shades the greatest price mark-down of high grade Suits and Overcoats ever before advertised competition challenged and Tomorrow is the good day set for this great clearance. Choose one to your liking at exactly

To $22.50 Overcoats, Marked Down To S40.00 Overcoats, Marked Down To $50.00 Overcoats, Marked Down

(öl --y !. J

and the rncc Now is $12.50 and the Price Now is $23.50 and the Price Now is $29.75

Loo kit, Men!

To $30 All Wool (fg I (H Sidoff

KJ L11 to Scotch Tweeds, herringbone weaves and fancy sports models for men and young men all to go at $19.75 per suit! 'A'marvelous clearance of Suits!

(Sensational and Most Unusual!) BIG PRICE CUTS ON THESE:

Men's Up to $40 fT) A Suits

Men's Up to $55

Suits

Get that Suit NOW!

MKX'S SUITS Prices cut to the Imhio ami wholesale prices at that. One lot Men's Suits, nl! worfdfd, wpII tailored: worth twice th rrie at SH..K) Or.p lot Mrn'f Suits to r!r;r out at $9.:n Ohp lot Men'? Plue Sorpp Suits, retail price at $35.00; our wholesale clearance rico 22.."0 One lot Youns Men's Suitn. snapry tnode's. formerly 533 to $50.00: clearance at $27. ."0 (Huy suits nmv they'll be higher later on!) WORK COATS One lot Men's Work Coats, best quality moleskin, blanket lined, sheepskin coll.ir, all sizes: former price $$.00 Clearance wholesale price Sl.."0

A V I. TO 11 VIMS One I'.t of t!i- pup il-ir A vi.itor Vestr. values u; n SK.'") now in tlie Cl aran e S:i! nt M.r.u MOI.OKIV VIMS One lot Ml-kin rdaik-t Lined Vests, woidh four t.tnes the pri'r C!aranee Sale. each l." WO UK PANTS One lot Men'. Werk P.ir.ts. extra crood qua lit i'S car(ini e hoi' ,l le JH'iCr. pair Sl.tr rNin.nwr.AK Men's hran r:Vd.-d l"ni-.n Suits, all si.'-? rle.trar.ee wholesale p r i f e S." nwi:.ti;iis Men's heavy. r -iru'.ar ?.'" and S3. 00 Sweaters l-ar-an e. wholesale p: i- . . . S 1 . Towr.i.iN; Kxtra f.r.e quality Cra-h T'-w-flinc CJearine' Sal-. 1 2 yards for $1."0 Come anil Sh ami uc!

MIl.N S iiosi: r,.nnfi M-n's rood qual ity Ho". nlcis j;ray. hrown. ldack clearance, s pairSl.OO

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MACIilN'AWS All M;k kinavi,

rt-cular .o.fM and 312.0 values learanre price. $6.1)." sPI X I A I. :: fiuo pair- Men'.- nr.eha( kle Arctic k; reculai r--:ail pric 2.öc durin aranf e pair Sl.ö

MIlN's snoi; 'rie lot Kndicot: - Johr.snn Work Shoo?, all l-athr clearance at $1.7." Or.e Int T. S. Army Shoe,-. .".(1,1 kind, pfilid leather ?a at $2.7: One I". jJ. Army Pr?Sh.oe?, leculr.r - 7 . " 0 values flarar.ee t S4..0 towi:l V ry p- ;al durim; th Cl'-aranee Si.le, 10 towei.v for $1.00

IMAWAIA

9 1 Mlbk

MISHAWAKA Direct from the Factory to You That's Why!

Friday ill! snlnniiir ml HI

Every Item in Our Stock for MEN is

Going Fasti

" Hundreds of men in Mishaj waka liave profited bv the GENUINE Darqains m our

Greatest at All January Sales . II ere are i few of

i the M A N i' T I M E L i'

BUYS !

$35 Overcoats for. .$22.00 1

j $7.50 Shoes for $4.S5 1 1

oi.- niris ior ..... .yac

U and hundreds of others.

10 Days More

in which to win that Gold Watch and Florsheim Shoes

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Vj 26-23 LINCOLN WAY WEST Q0R.KILL ST. MISHAiUr-. ''

FRIDAY SATURDAY Two Days of Wonderful Bargains in Our

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Ciearaiice

Almost Unbclievahlc Reductions in SUITS from $19.75 up COATS from $8.75 up DRESSES from $6.75 uP WAISTS from $2.95 up

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it is an opportunity for !

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Wonderful Saviiurs made

possible by our Drast

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Price Reductions. N e w styles, new designs and

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new merchandise

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Newest Styles in OXFORDS and PUMPS Specially Priced at $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 These three groups include 50 styles in satin, patent leather brown kid and calfskin and suede. Complete size ranges in every style.

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! : 2?- 23 LIfCCLN WAY WEST- CCRSULL SI MlSMiKKA

3torw open I'rltUy and Salnntar niclKi f