South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 44, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1922 — Page 7
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 13. 1022
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' Th'- Kinc's- Iiut:hters' Ilihl cwl ni' t in thf evruJnjr with Mi?s
j Kva Seller. "IS 11. Kt a.y ?t.' l r' Z"i TVi.. O T..aiA-.V Tnltni frr'itiirn TV-11 1
srivt- ;i dnno? In the Proffrr.s.s club
atjifi-im- u.ivir, v . j Th, ciliaren of Mary of St. Joav.. v.ii; .-i.t rtain th"'.-,, churrh will nrrt in thoir hall
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..ii.!arjs u, vi.ir?. ' in t hw.Vf nlriK. Mr. Gtcrc- M.r. n:i hf-rir.aaj ;,r5. Theodore Stark. 2204 Lincoln -v.. will :,, the L;ro!ii ! ;,y W.. will entertain the sewing Literary in th.-- .ft riv.nn. ! rrf ,,f tfu- Imminucl M. L. TJi1 r.u mt :s .f !!. Nov-l ; , hut rh.
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Mr5 T. Kilrr.ro. Sil Cotta? Grove
- I'.irk J v . i:1. thy ,.T.i:-'. av.. vi!! ,o ho5te.M to th members The S'-r.; : ir.- rf N-tr- I irr. ff th Women's Foreign Mlffionary 1 'n; r?it 3 will Kive a Harr! Tim" ; society nf th Trinity M. K. church in th- TrJb'inr Aulitr.nurr , j in th afternoon. I'.;,- J'ivi crrli'Mra v.;!! j-liv 1 5 i j ' Th- Plymouth club will hold an , i"-r.ir.i of dar:- ' ; all-d.iy nif f tint; with Mr?. W. I. Tl'i;sl.Y. I Hunt, Portas av. T;.' N.itwr Ff.i.ly r'-"rt in' r.t of! Th- Triple 1'our club will meet . Propre.-- n-jb will nvr in th ; with Mi. Llrner McDonald. Lin..tt rr.00.1 at thr club hou-" ' oln way W.. In the e vening. T.'.o Herein P;h!- -f th- 1 The Fancy Needleworker$' club Cits r. anrciK-al f.hurrh will mt ; ill meet in th? afternoon with 'Mr?. th- afternoon nt th" horrid of Mr. I M. L'ouker. 1012 S. Main ft. I.. II. Crrr.:.-h 1 ::" L. Madl.-on st. t Mr.. Ida P.erger. Lincoln way V.., Mrs. ('. V. Kr.Ar.ovrr. of Cii arsper, i will entertain the Eureka club In " .II nTfrtai:, til-- Iv-tl Wonia r.'s th afternoon. fbl of th r,ran;r Pp-s-yte- The Kolah club will meet at an
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UNCLE WIGGILY
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Dr. Jim Fae dominated our little j needn't put any powders in food household and its tragedy from the for me, for I won't take anythlp.p."
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Aut.n . i: . '.vill ( -m.-rtain : l:nrer, Hiidon av.
,i cr,-n;r:i.- V.iI r.Mn- p-irtv in th- I"'1 J--enive club will be rnterni:U- l-i :lr oj ! ronrt hnn.. 1 talnM at th homo of Mr?. Vop;lTh. ;oMt Pol Drill team will lh. ?.M N. Notre Dame av.. in :.it- with Mr.'. Walter Pill. r o ; the afternoon. p.- n- -.lva-: i av in tli- afternoon Tho st. .Tosopli Volley prange will Th.-" Marathon r;ub uiU cute. t-,!n ; ?lvo a r,'ln," in Melvilje hall, at a- i;i a.: Vab nfir- Parv at ta ' I RIDA1 . !,.,. f Mr- i:-th-r Ar.v.van-l.r. Th" rIvi(S ;in(1 Philanthropy ler' Mi' h 'i' t j partment of the Pmrfs club will " Th. ' Poilv.u.ra Pit.b- Class of the I nt , rd Franklin ! !..ii: ini, I M. P.. t hurr h will hold an) (luiy attorney general cf o'. Tiii. la'Ttirij- at th- honi- of Mr?.' Pdiaiia. in an afternoon lecture at i- tt .- i " .1, , iho club houi-e. ! Tha friendship c a?.s of the West
minster Presbyterian hurch will
! afternoon.
- " ' inect in the church parlors in the Lvanelical churrh will h fntfT! f.
..!.... ai .... ,,.,- ... Ms j c AstU.Vf 710 K Wash,;uh';, 'rti.ic.- av.. ,n th, ilnt(in wU1 1(C hpstrss ,n tho ' r'11'" . 'afternoon to the members of tho . Th' ?chuJ"r I:r!,4K:,') So' Security r.ec5. will entertain their mn.it.. is and , TJ)f. Fri(lav Friendship club will frinaJs with a aler.tine party Tu's- : mnf,t with Mr Car, Randolph. 1010 djy eunin;. : Wayne st.. in the afternoon. M:I).M:.sI . Th,. AHa camera Glee club w ill The Hom- d'p.ir;np : -:' ientertnin nt a benefit frolic in the S-.uth Pend Woman'- club will en-, Tribune auditorium. Tho T3icr Five tert.iin with a cird party in the j ,,r( hestra w ill play the program of afternoon at 2:H0 o'clock in the luh i dances. .-corns. Mr?. F. II. Clapp. W. Washington Thft Pleasant Vi w W. F. T. U. av., will be hostess at luncheon to will hold a neetin- in the afternoon . the members of the Friday Bridge with Mrs. L. A. Lydick. 1243 Lincoln club. way W. ! Mrs. Fred Williams. 123 F. DayMrs. W. C Shanefrl:, v 1 1 S. Mich-; ton st.. will be hostess to the Maupan si., will be ho.c.vs in the after- i nbub in the afternoon.
noon to the member of the Ayuda-f Mr- John Ltehne, 513 Taylor
tlora circle. The Independent (dub will meet in tho afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Fedders, Lincoln way L. The Fancy Needleworkers' club will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. Gouker, 1012 S. Main st. The Florence Crittenden circle will meet in the afternoon at the y. W. C. A. Mrs. O. M. Kasmussen. 22J X. :ott st.. will entertain the members of the Wednesday Fridge club
in the afternoon.
st.. will entertanl the members of
th- Waneta Sowing circle In the afternoon. ' Mrs. L. J. Harwood, Ö25 Riverside ir., will entertain the Schuyler Colfax chapter of the D. A. R. In the afternoon. The women of the First Presbyterian duwch will be entertained at th- ho-me of Miss Charlotte Partridge. W. LaSalle av., in the afternoon. The Woman's Auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian church will be
entertained In the afternoon at the
The Ladie.V Aid of the South Side liome of Mrs. L. C. Whitcomb. EdgeCatholic church will hold an after- writer dr. noon meeting with Mrs. C. Fulton. SATURDAY. 1 4 1 H S. Hi-'h st. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eaton, The Lafayette thimble will he en-';T3' Ninth st., will entertain at dln-T-rtaim d at the home ( Mr?.' Verne ; "er in the evening, the guests being Van Dueen. 1 U Llain-. av.. in ; thf members of the Hoosier Boys'
the afternoon.
i club.
The Sh ikespe.ire rinde will meet ; with Mr--. W. P.. Stover, 2,?,D W. Na-j Tar re -t.. in the att.rnoon. i C
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Th- Child "'ori.r ation 1-auue v. ill hohl jui afiernoon meeting in
th- tea room of th- V. W. c. a. j Thirty-five members of the School Miss Parker, superintendent "f Lp- Men's Wives' club met Saturday aftuorth hospital, will speak on "Child frnoon at the home of Mrs. S. M. H.;er,e." I Pierce. Tos Cottage Grove av. SupThe Phil-i-P.ar r!as of ti e Ir.di-jl ' v served, following which a ana, Avenue Christ: in church will ! valentine contest was held, in which 4, -eet in tlie afternoon at the homo j -Mrs. C. A. Metz was the winner. Mr--. C. A. Swar.aot;, IF' F. 1 n- ' 1 ,, ('"r ations consisted of rosea and ,1 ,4V i narcissus. The assisting hostesses The IL.-.torv depirtme,.: ..f theiu"r A- ,:- Hs. Mrs. II. E. IV. -re elub uill meet r; the after-itr'11'1; ,r'..J' C' fL?rumbach anfl .....t, ),.-io... Ml- A- IJ- Kinsey. The next meet-
The joung married wem n f th l'.rit M. F. chur h will L- entertain
e,; ar a thimbl- at tho h' -io of Mr. ' i
D. K. Putt. 12.- Franklin pi. The Woman's Literary club . ü! ! entertained, at The hoin- ,.f Mi
, im,- w ill be lield at the home of Mrs.
C. S. Bullock.
:.' P. Mooie. X. Michigan st.. in tho . . t : rno n. Mrs. Walt-r !' rr. X. Lafayetre
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The Sans Pa riet clv.b ,'. hold an
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TWO CARLOADS.
j Two hi- carloads of Bedroom and j Dining Room Furniture (ditcontin-
utd patterns) from high grade manufacturers on sale beginning: tomorrowFob. 14 at greatly reduced pricy. Thi.t marks the becrinninr nf
the W edne-d. y ! i:;iUt,. tWft February of flIrni.
ture. Turn to page 4 now and read ever? word of t h great furniture sale. TIh Ellsworth tore. 44.
Mr. .1:1.1 Mr-
F:.-her. 2 21". Miami
T!i- Cer.t-nnial i-lub will nice; In : a afte:-!-.non with Mr. F. P. Wahl. v..l X. Miehi-'tU st. . The Pyt'ii it. -:.t:: .:; ntortain .: a Valentine ! .r:y aval dinner at - a K of P. h.lll. Tlie phi S.gma s-.rority wall be n--: ta;r.ed at the home of Mis- Puul-i-Bjr.I,;r.i:-t. ' Xavarr- t Th- Ar: department r.;' the pr, r-
es eiub '.'.ill p. r sent in the ever.-' :: g Mr. and Mr. Fran.k ". Da-Lev I
Dr. Carson is devoting nia entire tlm- and attention to the practice of dentistry. 123 W. Wash, A v.
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Treat ourse'f today buy a l?,c package cf Blue Devil Cleanser. 4 3
Swank Dyes Clothing Main 701. 22-tf.
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New Arrivals in Decorated Glassware A beautiful new line of Nugget Gold Glass an entirely n:w raised gold border treatment of exceptional beauty is on display.
Compotes, $3.50. Candle Sticks. $4.00. Covered Candy Jars. $4.50. Marmalade and Plates $5.00 Cracker and Chce?e Plates, $7.50.
Whip Cream Bowls. $4.00. Mayonnaise and Plates. $4.00. Flower Bowls, $4.50. French Pastry Trays, $7.50. Flower Bowls and Stands, $9.00.
A new line of Amethyst Glass in Vases, Comports. Fruit Dishes and Flower Bowls has just been put on sale. George H. Wheelock & Company
Copyright. 1022,. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate. "Don't go out looking for adventurer today." Raid Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, the muskrat lady nurse, to the bunnny gentleman, as he started to hop from his hollow- stump bungalow one morning. "Why not?" asked Mr. Lonffears. "Why shouldn't I go out adventuring; tciay, as I did yesterday and the day before?" "Oh. because I had guch an unhappy dream about you last night," answered Miss Fuzy Wuzzy. "I dreamed you were out in the cold, and were frozen to stiff you couldn't walk, and then you were thrown into a fnow drift." "Who threw me into a snow drift, I'd like to know?" cried Uncle Wiss.ily, making his pink nose twinkle quite provoking like, though the bunny gentleman seldom became angry. "Who threw me Into a snow drift?" "Nobody, really, but I dreamed the Fuzy Fox did." answered tho muskrat lady. "Don't go out today, Wiggy, my dear.'" "Oh, I'm only going a little way, and then I'll come back." faid Mr. Lon gears kindly, for he didn't wan? Nurse Jane to worry. A way hopped the bunny uncle, laughing to himself about Nurse Jane's queer dream. "I wonder if I shall have an adventure like that?" thought Mr. Longears. and he was laughing again when, all of a sudden, he heard some one slipping and sliding over the Ice and snow- toward him. "Maybe this is the Fuzy Fox now," whispered the bunny. But it hapened to be Mr. Whitewash, the kind Polar Bear gentleman, who was a friend of Uncle Wiggily. Mr. Whitewash had on his big, white fur coat. "Oh, hello. Uncle Wiggilyl" roarVd Mr. Whitewash in his most jolly voice. "How are you today?" "Very well. Indeed," said the bunny. "You look well yourself." "I am," said Mr. Whitewash. "Won't you come to my Icicle cave and have a drink of ice water?" "Ice water is a bit cold on a freezing day like this," said Uncle Wiggily, shivery like. "Hot chocolate would be more to my taste." "That's so!" laughed Mr. Whitewash. "I forgot that most of my. friends do r.ot like things as cold as I do; being a Polar Bear. Well, com to my icicle cave and I'll make j'ou some hot chocolate, though I don't drink it myself." So Mr. Whitewash and the bunny gentU-man walked) along together, until they came to the Polar Bear's icicle cave. "Come in and sit on a cake of Ice," invited the jolly Bear. ( "Dear me! A cake of ice soundi rather cold and cheerless," said Uncle Wiggily, once more shivery like. "Ha! Ha" laughed Mr. Whitewash. "There I go forgetting again! Of course. I always sit on a rake of ice myself, but I'll give you one with a little oil stove inside to keep you warm." "That sounds better," said Uncle Wiggily. "But won't the oil stove melt the cake of ice?" "It's only a baby oil stove,", explained the Polar Bear gentleman: "just enough so you won't freeze fast to the cake of ice." "All right." said Uncle Wiggily. and, somehow or other, he though of Nurse Jane's queer dream. Soon he and Mr. Whitewash reached the icicle cave, and while Uncle Wiggily sat on a cake of. ice with a baby oilstove inside, the Polar Bear mad himself somo iced tea and Uncle Wiggily some hot chocolate. Just as they were drinking, all of a sudden in bounced the Fuzzy Fox. HatJfa!" laughed the Fox. "I though I'd find Uncle Wiggily in here! Now for some tine nibbles!" and he was just going to nip the bunny's ears when Mr. Whitewash said: "Just a moment, Mr. Fox. Sit down until Uncle Wiggily finishes his hot chocolate before you nibble his ars. Here, sit on this." and though theFox didnfc notice (his eyes vfatchIng the bunny all the time), he sat dow n on a cold cake of ice which Mr. Whitewash slid over behind him. At the same time Mr. Whitewash winked one eye at Uncle Wiggily. "Well. I'll sit down a moment," growled the Fox. "and then I'm going to do some nibling." So he sat down on the cold, freezing cake of
i ice. while Uncle Wiggily. sitting on j an ice cake with a baby oil stove InI side, sipped his hot chocolate. And
the Bear drank his cold tea. "Well. Fall the Fox. after a bit. "If I'm going to nibble an' nibbl any any er er " And then he couldn't say another word. Almost before he knew it he was frozen stiff from sitting on the ice cake, and he couldn't even speak, much less nibble ears.
"Ha Ha'" lautrhed Mr. White-1
wash, as he threw the stiff, frozen Fox out of the cave into a snow drift. "I could have pushed him out when he first came in If I had wished, but I thought it would be more lun to let him freeze himself." "Yes. and that's Nurse Jane's T'.ream!" aid Uncle Wiggily. "Only she though I was the one to be tossed into a snow drift. But it was the Fox. and it serves him right." Then the bunny drank the rest of his hot chocolate and. getting up from the warm cake of ice, he hurriei back to his'bungalow to tell the muskrat lady his queer adventure. And if the toothpick doesn't fall oft when it goes sailing on the cake of
violet soap, and get its paw3 all wet. I'll tell you next about Unci Wiggily
and Bunty'n sled.
moment he stepped across the thres
hold. I raw- him give one searching comprehending glance, around, and then he crossed the room to me and towered above me. , There was something in his face which would have told me, I think, how keenly he felt Ed ith Fairfax's remoraeful humilia
tion, how fiercely he resented the dereliction which had been Dicky's, if I had not already known how vital was his interest in anything concerning the Virginia glrL But he carefully kept any hint of his feeling from his voice and manner. "Mrs. Graham." he said deferentially, and I turned in little Mrs. Durkee's loving embrace to take hisextended hand. "I think yoh need somebody about my iz hyah. I don't believe you've seen a doctor yet. have you?" "Oh, no." I returned gracefully,
Dr. Jim cave me another keen
look, then turned away as if acqul-e-scingf in my unreasonableness. But I felt uneasily that he had only postponed his prescription. "Leila, take me to the elder Mrs. Graham's room," he said. "Yoh can find-It?"
He left the room and walked into 1
the hall into which Fdith Fairfax had gone but Just a moment before. We all heard a broken, astonished exclammation: "Fdie!" A smothered, gasping response: "Don't. Jim. "I'm-all-rtght!" Then his steady, firm footsteps mounted the stairs, and I knew that the pirl he Idolized had barred him from any share in the suffering which was swaying her. . It was not curiosity, nor any stronger feeling, simpply an acci
dent, which drew my gaze to Dicky,
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r membrane? of Mother Graham -and showed me that he was afl in
coming to'me. XI couldn't get Dr. Pettit he' out of town. And if you only will see to my mother-in-law! I got her to sleep with a drug in her tea, but I'm worried about her." This last sentence was not the truth, only the conventional phrase which slips so glibly from one'8 lips. I wa.s not worried about my nother-ln-law or my husband, or any one else in the world save my baby boy. "Worry" wa'a feeble word, indeed, for that awful anguish of uncertainty concerning his fate which had be.iten me to the ground and had numbed all my nerve centres till I was more like a machine than a woman. 'Til go to see her in a minute. Just now, I'm going to settle your case. There are Just three women !n this house, aren't there yohself, yoh mother-in-law and the maid?" I nodded assent, for I felt a strong disinclination for epeech. Dr. Jim gave mo a keen look, and turned to ?.Irs. Durkee. -I Won't Take Anything." "It's up to yoh. little lady." he said. "With Mrs. Graham's permission, I'm going to take charge of things here, medically, and I hereby appoint you housekeeper. Just run things a if you were in yoh own home, and be sure Mrs. Graham isn't bothered with a single detail. Find out where everybody but you and Aunt Dora can get rooms in the neighborhood. I want Aunt Dora to help me take care of the elder Mrs. Graham. They were very much attracted to each other down South last winter, and Aunt Dora is a host where trouble is. Now, that's settled, Mrs. Durkee, yoh put this young woman to bed, after she has a hot bath and some hot milk." "I am not going to bed." I said evenly, "while my boy is outnlde somewhere on the ground. And you
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different to Fdith's suffering as he J was in Dr. Jim's attempt to soothe her. With Alfred's restraining, ;
friendly grip upon his shoulder,!
Dicky was staring straight in front of him, I well knew with what terorfillcd pictures before hifl brain. "Didn't You Hear Ulm?" I do not know how long I sat dumbly in the pretty living room In which I had taken such pride, and whose walls new seemed to mock me. Mrs. Durkee, with a whispered word to Leila. disappeared with
jAunt Dora in her wake, and I knew that my house and my r.iothe.r-in-
law would be royally cxire-d for without effort on my part. Dicky rose after a few minutes, with a muttered imprecation, announces! his intention of going out and tramping over the woodland, and I heard Alfred Durkee advising a change of shoes and clothing, and knew that he was going with Dicky. Th y went out of the room, leaving only Leila with mc, Leila, who had slipped gently to my side when Mrs. Durkee left, and without a word had sat close, unobtrusive yet ready, I 1; new, for any sympathetic service she could perform. Soon my inaction became unbearable. I was still listening intently fo- a possibly cry from, my little lad, though I knew- I could hear no-ne from the distant woodland. And then born, no doubt, of that very inent listening, but as distant as I ever heard anything in my life came to my straining ears a choked, faint, little call of: "Mama! Mama!" I was on my feet in an instant, rushing toward the door. Leila caught my arm. "Madge, Madge! What is it?" she asked fearfully. "Djdn't you hear him?" I gasped. "Junior. Yes, darling, mother'a com ing!'-
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NL'W YORK, Feb. 12. A golf club exclusively for women is in the course of organization. It will be the only all-woman golf club In the world. The idea is to afford women a place where they can play championship matches. Mb5 Marian Hollins, of Westbrook, L. I., present national woman golf champion, is chairman of the organization committee. Mrs. Hathaway Watson, president of the Women's' Wertem Golf association, is a member of the committee. Other prominent gorfing women who are interested are Mrs. Thomas Hastings, Mrs. Winthrop Aldrich, Mrs. Childs Frick, Mrs. How-ard F. Whit-
Iney and Miss Eleanor Mellen.
The new club will be located at Glen Head, L. I., and will be known as the Glen Head Golf and Tennis club. An option on 160 acres of land has been procured, and It is planned to have tho clubhouse and links built by next season. The cour?e wil 1 be somewhat similar to the national links at Southampton.
February Sale ot
r urniture
Begins Tomorrow Feb, 14th The Furniture Section's Outstanding: Event of the Season
Now turn to page 4 and read every word in our big ad. It will be well worth your while.
Greath Reduced Prices on High Grade Furniture
FRCU LKCTURi: ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. At the church edifice. Main and Madison st., Monday evening, Feb. 13th. at 8 o'clock. The public invited. 4 4.
CHOICE SELJX7ITON FLOWERS. A very choice selection cf cut flowers and blooming plants awaits you at the South Bend Floral Co., 122 N. Michigan st. 22-tf-25
No creditor can touch the proceeds of a life insurance policy. The wife and family have a prior attachment; that is if issued by WALTER FEOAN, J. M. S. BLDQ. 27-tf
Calvin Stertzbach, chiropractor, graduate of Universal School of Davenport and Bos School of Ft. Wayne, has opened offices at 521 N. Main et. 4-tf
SWANK DYES CLOTHING. Swank'sGarment Dyers. Main 791. 22-tf.
Dr. Wegner, 534 Farmers Trust bldg. 13-tf
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FREE PUBLIC LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
At CHURCH EDIFICE Main and Madison Streets
by Charles I. Ohrenstein C. S. B. of Syracuse, N. Y., member of tlie Board of Lectureship of The Mother C hurch, The First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston. Mas. Tho public is cordially invite, 1.
On MONDAY EVENING February 13th at 8 O'clock
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Glasses Properly Fitted PRE-WAR TRICES DR. J. BURKE Over 20 yean In South Band. EE BCBKE AND TOCXL SEE WELL. 230 S. MICHIGAN ST. The House of the Kryptok Glasses.
Juicy Fruit, Peppermint
and Spearmint are certainly three delightful flavors to choose from. And WRIGLET'S P-K the new sugar-coated peppermint gum, is also a great treat for your sweet tooth. All are from the Wrigley factories where perfection is the rule
FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. At the church edifice. Main and Madison st.. Monday evening. Feb. 13th. at S o'clock. The public invited. 4L
DR. L. W AMPLER DENTIST 113 S. Mtciuz&n SL Phonn L. 2473 Over Mnyr' Jewelry Stort
Save the wrappers Good for valuable premiums
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Seat Sale at Elbel Bros. Music Store. Course Tickets TodaySingle Tickets, Feb. 20. No War Tax.
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1 921 - THIRTEENTH SEASON - 1 922 Exquisite Color Views Wonderful Motion Pictures Five Friday Evenings at 8:15 Beginning February 24, 1922 . ALASKA CANADIAN ROCKIES FIRST SECOND The first of this remarkable series of Traveltalks on that great Country Beyond Alaska will delight and please you. - Modern Alaska is a rjaradoxical land with scenery that enthralls the senses, and resources that stagger the imagination. 1 Get your course tickets today at Elbel's Music Store.
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Skin Troubles Soothed ' With Cuticura Sp. CHwtnMrt, Tnm. 2S. vrrvH. SvSa f r of Cc ltfrut, tirfX. X. MCI, mi
Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan St.
ADLER BROS; 4ra Michigan at WoaLlLuu fclnce 1SS1 ran fiToui; for Mkjt xyr, COYS.
THE GOLDEN MOMENT MBjr a man tin rnlel b! thane for xk of redr
Oar money I ready for yo when opportunity KNOCK. I llnJ.OO 1xd I'aiuenU Si. 00 Call In and talk It oTcr Ltla crvtce costs not hin ff. SECURITY LOAN CO. Cor. Main and Wahlnton bis., boutli DcrdL Main J61H.
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