South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 135, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 May 1922 — Page 8

MONDAY MORNING. MAY 15. 1922 r II size t - of WOMEN 4t, J !

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Social Calendar MONDAY The ar.r.ui'. ham,ut of the As Ycu Uke It fluh will be hell in the cvenlr.y at the hems of Mrs. Charles Post. Tis rd. Th. Musicians club will be entertained In the evening at the home cf Mrs Frank Stover. Hex st. The AbM J. C. Campbell Home M.jsior.ary oclety r;f the Tint MethodLt rhurrh w;U giv a May party In th ever.ir.g at the home cf Mrs. Norman I'ur. 1111 Riverside dr. The aesiitir.g hostesses will Jbt Mrs. J. P. Camil'':;, Mrs. Arthur Jones ar.1 Mr.. T. W. .chok. Th Tahlth slr'.s of the Zion Kvir.zi;r,il rf-hurrh will met In th -venir. g at the pirlsh school hou.-f. Th- h"?läfa will be Mrs. Margaret ll.irl.in and Mis Henny MIlr. Th woman's i'iT'l of E,rorth hos.pit-il wi!I rnt a: 2:3ft o'clock In th Nr.r'x hrr. Th? Phiiathea r'.aas of WVatmlntr rhurh will entertain at a Mother'.' pirty In the evening at the home cf Mrs. Iyyle Whitcomb, -7 K'!;'Kvii'-r rtrivr. TIT-SHAY Th Co.-l WM Hih ci.is of the ur.ny.'ii Pr fhv te riin rhurrh will n.jt in the evening at the home of Mr?. Miry Pr-wn. 22. K. Navarre fit.

Mr. ivi: 'All! I h-.: : 1 1 ' in thMtz. 42 1 K. South et.', t'f-s to the Overcomers evening'. Th" Woiran's I'orelgn Missionary . o of .Sr. paul's Memorial fhurh will holi an evening1 meeting at tlv- hr,i:1f 'f Mifi IOttl Peffley. "10 Illiir.e hv. T)i Hi:-i-We rlub tvill be entertair.' 1 at lur.rheon at tho Ro-l.ert:-'-n T"t rorim. the ho?tes?s hein Mr. I Im er Siuint. Mrs. Dal ton Monmi-v and Mr??. Clarence Thrf-.-h. Th- I. H. Chum? r!i?s of Con. frrn'e Mmor; il rhurrh will he n-ter!ai-".l at th-"' rhuroh by the Misfc: M:i-1r'-l W.itcon. Ulanch Iywrey iti'l Ann Meir. Th" STi'T Queen Fthr clrrla of the f.nr,. m. V.. church wl'l meet !n tho vnir. at th. fhurrh. Mr? Wi'hüii Hirilnir. Pror.fon ft., will he hnsteM !n the rkternoon to th r,::n.;:Th NVei'.erraft club. Th" Vo'iü-.fer r:.'i'. nf the Confer"nrp Mo m- ri 1 rhurrh will meet in the von:n? .it thf home of Mra J. Kuntr. Rier Park. Th Woman's Home Missionary fr,cty of th First M. I', church will pf; in th- aftrnron in th Frifnlship room of th church. A reculir .ii-.t inc: of th Auten W. P. Nr. 1 4 will he heli in the ever.ir.c: at th M rourt hou?. Mr.'. W'iKiam Mrllenry. C15 V. Wayne ft., will entertain the Clio cirri in th aftrnoon. The Mar-Te.p giris will hoM an evening meeting at th home cf Mr. Chir'.e W.ir-1. plaine av. The ar.r istln? ho5tes will be Mrs. L. I j. Werner. Mrs. C. V.. r.epio-Je. 1(517 Maritta ?t., win o hoetess to the Schuyler Rehccra tnimMe at an afternoon meeting. Wr.D.MlSDAY. Th Sni'r hill of Notr. Dame university will V hid at the Oliver oif in the evening. Ihham Jone3 -rcl:stra will b in attendance. Mr. Harvey Potr. 1 0 ö 4 Tort&zo av., will f-r.-ter'ain th rnembrs of b.;r bri'le luT in th aftrnon. rU.X5.in: Yi-v W. T. IT. will mtt in th fiftrnoin with !Mrs. Glasses that Enhance your ft l.:'t"t ''TV gSS Appearance It is just s important to your personal apj earar.ee to wear becoming ftlajs .is it is to weir becoming gowr.s. Our biqhiy developed optical service insures th corrrt detrmina tlon of your i.ual trouble, and selection cf mountir.r hsr tuited to your indiv!di:.il fe.-iturfs. If You ;ia.., by All Means Wear Tlion. H. LEMONTREE Puth nrd' 1 fdalni Oplnmrlrlit ad Manufacturing Optlrinn We cm duplicate inj r. ttat 1 raid 2?2'-i S. MU'.lgun St.

At irhrclorh's At IT'Iicelock's Helpful Articles for Spring Cleaning

O'Cedar FIcor Duster $1.50 Old English Vcxcr-Polishcr, with can of wax free $3.50. Ditlns Cloths, 10c, 15c. 25c, 5 Or. Cleaning and Sponge Cloths at 10c. 1 5c. Closet Bowl Brush and Can cf Sani-FIusfc, 65c. Shelf Paptr Li Rolls, 25c. 50c. 65c, $1.00.

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Charles Hoplclns, 1027 N. Johnsonj tt. Th ShaJcmpeare drei will rr.et j with Mrs. Herbert K. V.'esterveit. N. j LAfayetta bivd., In the afternoon.

Th modern Prlscilla club will give a 1 o'clock: luncheon at the Robertaon Tea room which will b followed by & theater party. Mr.-. Pnntt Cornier, 152 8 Miami 1.. will b hoste In the afternoon to the Phli-A-Bar auxiliary cf th Indiana Avenue Christian church. The Wednesday Afternoon club will be entertained at the home of Mra. J. C. Metzier, 311 Battell et.. Mlshawtüta The OoMen Rod dub will meet in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Edward Kinzie. 512 S. .Main et. The Athena club will meet In th afternoon with Mrs. C. H. Merley. 314 Cleveland av. TI IUI LSD AY. Th Prosres3 club will hold, memorial Bervlcei for Mrs. J. M. 8tudebaker, Sr.. Mrs. K. J. Ash and Mrw. Harvey J. Dl!r In th aTternoon in the old club rooms. Th Priacilla Sewlnc circle of St. rt r' ICvanelical church will meet In the evenlnsr at the hQm of Mrs. William Meyer, 822 Cleveland av. Th Women'n Foreign Mls?Jonary society of Trinity M. E. church will b entertained at the home cf Mrs, N. Kuehl. Nllra rd., in the evenIn?. The Cay and Harris Horn Economics, club will be entrtalned at tho hom.e of Mrs. C. K. Raid win. E. Jefferson rd.. for an all day metlr.. Mrs. 'Pen Turnick, 510 N. Hill Bt.. will bo hr-ete? In the afternoon to th members of the E. J. I Euchre club. Tho Thursday club will meet with Mrs. W. D. Oasa, E. Dubail av.. in the afternoon. Mrs. . F. Meyers, CO 3 E. Washington av., will entertain the Circle of Mercy in the afternoon. The Harmony Reading: circle will meet with Mr. Charles Hall, 12 4 S. Hill ft., in the afternoon. The Thursday Sunshine club will hold an afternoon meetinc: at the hom of Mrs. S. M. Brunnentrraber, 1218 Van Puren fct. Mrs. Harvey Hauck. 1319 E. Randolph f-t.. will entertain the Stichery club in the afternoon. The Jolly Nine club will b entertained in tho afternoon at tho home of Mrt. Charles ITer'ow. Porta? av. Th Nonpare-ll club will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. A. Evans, 10H8 Woodward a v. Tho Woman's Homo Missionary society of 'Grace M. E. church will meet in the church parlors in the aftornoon. Mrs. Thad M. Talcott. Jr., Riverside dr.. will entertain at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the South Pend Country club. Tho Eka Chime club will met in the evening at the home of MiJ-s Cordelia Tuckr, Allen fit. Th Woman's Fore-Un Missionary society of tho Stull Memorial M. E. church will meet in the afternoon at tho homo of Mrc. O. Bunch, &:n Milton av. The adlourned meeting: of tho Tropes club will be held this afternoon at 2:15 at the old club room.-. An all day meeting of th Plym-; outh club will be held today with) Mrs. F. T- Wheeler, 110 E. Navarre; st. FRIDAY. The annual election of officers will DP iif'iu ill mo auniujuu ji.truns 11 the Daughters of the American Hoolutlon at the home of Mrs. T. J. fwantz. ?02 Riverside dr. meet in et The Ladies Auxi'.'iry of tho Westminster Prestyterlan church will meet in the. afternoon at the church parlors. Tho Ladles Aid society of Portas Chapel wUl meet in the afternoon at the chapel. Mra H. R. Lobaugh, 224 St. Lmiis blvd.. will entertain tho Ideal Embroidery club in the afternoon. Th JoDo club will give a dauce tn the Tribune auditorium. SATL'IU)AY. The South Bend Circle of the Child Conservation league of Americ.i will enjoy a picnic in the country this afternoon. The Ijoyal Americans No. 1002 will entertain with a May flower dancj at Peyler hall. Literature dpartm-en?. section 11 will Rive a luncheon at the new clu'o house In the afternoon. BEAUTIFY THE HOn: C.ROUNDS Ry rlanting strong vigorous hor.H grown shrubbery that you are eure will grow ar.d develop the beauty which you anticipate from money; . . . . i i ... i . i .... planti but healthy beautiful vines. perennials an1 shrubs suitabl fori .M Tt. tnn. lie. in n'in a.. ,.,,,,u5. w - W. D. PvETTIC. Salesplace and Office at Klmwocd. l;o Fortag av. Phpr.e Main 21Ö'.. SULZ rif Old Englbh Floor Wx, 1 lb. can 85c 2 lb. can $1.60 Weighted Floor Polisher at $3.75. Wizard Polish Mops, $1.25. $1.50. $2.00. Silver Polish, jar 25c Wall Paper Cleaner, can 15c Garbage Can Seven gallon size, 95c. Wool Wall Duster, $1.15. O'Cedar or Wizard PolUh, 30c. 60c. $1.25.

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HOW ANCIENT FASHIONS ARE COMING PACK INTO STEVE.' AN wAPPEP OF TODAY. OTHER OLDEN-DAY DRESS DESIGNS THAT

nV MARIAN HALE. Wo are willing to give Shaw the credit for starting the general "Back to Methtisolih" movement, but it is the ladies, bk-so 'cm. who are carryin? it on. To be modrn, you must be antique. This refers to your clothe?, not your feature. Faces .are till being worn you n jr. and th adolescent fisure continues to prevail. Put in your cirmonts you must e.ipture the antiquity of bygone dynasties and the qtiet for your summer outfits tn.iy lead you to haunts hitherto unfrequented by fashion .eeker. If you nr conservative you may ro back onlv to th middle aces for I 'copies. Or th native toes of India, Persia or Russia may seem remote rnouchI Cal! on Antique Dealer. ; In this case, your task is a simple i rne. Just E'" to any antique de.ialer. or ormetai ruir merchant, lie win s!l you a squ.ir foot of some old embroidery for the price at which you once bought rnou?h for a whole be spread, and you and your dressmaker can sret together and repeat jth.lt O'l :ej!el j : your pown until it is cov-

Revelations of Altera

; 1 was tip at. dawn the next mornj ing determined not to give Dicky the , slightest chance to quibble at any jlardiiuss of mine. He had announced his intention f rising at o'clock for our ttart at 7 o'clock saying rather loftily that an hour was more time thin anybody lueded. At o'clock shurp. therefore. having ; dressed Junior ami myself for the j journt-y, and pu: in order for Mr?. I Copsrrove's convenience eveo thins In i the bun.gaiow, except the bed on ! which Dicky was sleeping, I went to hid bedside and s-hook him lightly. "Dicky! It's C o'clock," I announced. "What! What?" II snorted, c renins: his eyes wrathfully. "What the devil's eatir s you " "You told me to wnken vou at 6 r . ... .. . r.,tnrnil lMn(ir:iirh,hiv for years of experience with, Dicky's nr!y ir.ornir. mood has cured me v f sensit i vi-ness at boorish ncss ..u-, 1K T didn't teHl you to shake the daylights cut of me," h retortfd tuinf.(1 hts fare lo the ,1S he poke, evidently preparing to go to .- ie-. p a yam. j "Aron't you ;oin- to got up?'' I anv.-.i Iii as lljuu i it'i:r n - i i"uiii r..ar.ihre. "Of course I'm going to get up when I'm good and ready." he growled. "Pun along out of hero and let me abne." "Very well." I returned sedately "Put whan you planned to start at 7 o'clock. I asktd Mrs. Cosgrovo f or t an early bre.ikfa-t. and she will hae it ready m a very few minutt." OlT at I-it. "Wi'.l you gt out of here?" ht j snirled, and .is I turned toward the j door I shot back a Parthian arrow. ; "Elllim and I will start on then. I There's no use of our staying around ' lyre, and you can easily catch up to its." I heard his feet strike the lloor a -hut the do.-r, he-ard also a mat-c-r- i ahurgation against women In I general, and his own wife In particu. i lar. ar.d I walked out of the bunga- ! iowv up to the houo i:h a purely ' would r.- t g back to bed afain. I b ! was surf of that, ar.d we were there fore us.-in-d oi the early start I wiche d. It was 7 o clock exactly when w finally relied out of the Cosgrove yard. Lillian. Marlon. Junior and I wer in Dicky's car with the dress-ir.f-lags containing tb.e things we would reed on the Journey. Dicky, in my car. carried the rest of cur luggage. We had agreed that I thu'.d go f.r.-t, " that in case of any accident or dtiiy ho would oe ao.o to sto our plight. An w-e had arranged that if either of us shou'.d hear the other's motor horn blowing two long b'.a-stü followed by three short or.es. we should at once Ir.vet-

the Days of Methuselah

But bein? conservative never pot any woanan stared at on the bo.ird walk or at the Ritz. So if you rr ally want to achieve something stsrtlinc; try to so back to th dawn of his - tory for your inspiration. And that leads you to the nearest museum. Time was when a museum was a auiet restful rlice. Now. if you ' feel the urge to hold communion with a mummy you must get up in the mornir.jr. For the I'ypti.m room now looks like a bargain counter at lOiP.0. Lure for Artists. Pfor evry artic! that ha? even th fragment of a design you will find a cluster of artists. drawin; 1 boards and palettes in band, copying Patterns with feverish zeal. On the sidelines are others waiting to t3kvtheir place.. Some want the designs for their own us, but mosrt are copying them for textll manufacturers. Machines and dyes are waiting for themThe other day at th Metropolitan, in New York, as I was musing on the scene of activity, I looked over at the coffin, alleged to hold th mummy of the once beautiful Ta-Pek-en-Khon?u. who departed thli life some thousand of years ago. ti irate. "What's the Big Idea?" The. . .sc rove f.imi'v tvirh l'nliH v-,,.t . . i-. ' Marin. w ere gathered on the veran. la to see us'start. and I wa. puilty of a furtive. curius look . -it th artiti to tee how h wan taking I.i Hia na ' J j departure. His pallor was more than usually pronounced, but h waved us a smiling, cheery farewell as we started, and I knew that ho was making a tremendous effort to play the game a.i he had promised me. "Don't forget your peaches." Mrs. Cosgrove screamed after us. and I had a second's misrivinp when I thought of Dicky. A week before, attracted by the size and quality of some peaches offered for tale, by a, farmer on the way to Kingston, I had ordered three

baskets to take hom with me. Ifth tonneau of th car he was drivwe took them on the lmrg-agf -carrier j ing. of the car I was driving it w ould j "What! And stay her the rest of mean th transfer of th bass to the ' the day?" h growled. "Not on your

j body of the car, nnd consequent ; conve.nience for Lillian in conlininar Junior to the seit. I had planned to Ur th floo f thr ab. Puy yourself a new lace frock. It's e prion's uniform for evening. t Are you against the idea? Wear the drc ss anyway. Chooe jt n a styl that Mrs. Smith can't pebbly wear, in a color that makes Mr. Jones look at least 10 vers older. Chantilly. Bohemian. Spanish. iire

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EGYPTIAN MUMMY AND THE ARE PE1NG WIDELY COPIED-

I saw i sight that chilled my I blood. j For there was . th ancient body i herself, standing calmly beside her jcorhn. looking about her with the ; calmness one could .scarcely believe J of someone Just reincernatfd after so Ions a sleep in. such close quariters. How younc she looked and howfamiliar! Then my brain rerovered its equilihrum and functioned. Ta-Pek-en-Khonsu had come to life, .but she was reincarnated in the modern flapper! Her bobbed hair and close turban gave her the correct head line of the girls who made the old NiH popu lar. Her skin van of the, dusky, breewn tropical tint, mad possible by use of th new vermilion and brown powdersThe black line tho had added about her eye followed th narrow straight orb of Cleopatra rather than that of the normal eye nature had given her. And verily, the l!22 model flapper who stood by the Egyptian coffin looked more like the ancient Ta-Rek-en-Khor.su than she did like herself! solutely free that the restless child' might have the chanc to move around. And I was afraid Dicky would never consent to halt long enourh for me to arrange the baskets in the car he was driving, that ther would be no danger of spilling and consequent spoi.ing. 1 devoutly hoped that the farmer ,,vol,lfl hive th bisket.q ready, and 1 ho toFS properly secured. There was no such luck in ftort for me. however. I drew up to th farmhouse cate, find after sounding the motor horn vigorously for several seconds with no response, alighted from the car just as Dicky drove up and stopped, regarding me In wrathful amazement. "WhatV the biff idea " h demanded. "Going to make a farewell call?" I explained apologetically, then made a. timorous query that he take out the suitcase and let me repack

ln-jro!dn weddin? d.iy. r.iy laJy. n take the peaches as lor? as yoav

e I paid' for them, but I'll take them in nu- own wiv." m.iy choose. Most of them ar-? sheer; and ftiken somo: are wool, which ' prove? one never can tell. 1 If you prefer black it will be ; given to you. but you'll hardly be! fj-minine if you don't succumb to the j go'.ler. .and lemon yellwp, the pap phire.". th Jade, watermelon. Amer- 1

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Adxncc to DE.P. AN Nit: LAUitlri. I am a giil. IS year old. I have, been goins wi"h a youn? man four j months. My pirer.ts do not like him uut in r.irn com xo me noatr ) a uo net want me xo see rum. A A - - L I I

H(u in iu w'py to e h.m make love to

other younr man and he says he loves me- I have tried to talk to my parents about him. but they won'; iet me. Pleaf tell me what to do. BLUE-EYED BAEY. BLUE-EYED BABY: Listen to your I parents, my dear, and follc-w their! advic. They are elder than you i and therefore "have more experience. Remember, their every wish is for your happiness. Try to forge: this. youne; man and And pleasure in tfce ompany of all the young: people both boys and rirls. You are bound to lar.d some nice younr; man ot whom your parenas will approve, because you are still very your.sr. DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: I am a girl of 19, and enraged to a young man a few years older than I amNow, I love him dearly, and he eays he loves me. He shows his love in every way. except that when he is where my chum is he makes love to her. When I a.k him about it he fays he loves tT . "a vr-c' Special assortments For Appearance For Comfort You will like Cantilever choes, with their graceful, modish and sensible lines. Cantilever shoes keep your feet from getting tired, help you enjoy the out-of-doors, improve your health. Exclusively at i

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and does that to kil her aionr. How can I find out if he real'.;.ires fcr me? We p'an try be mar ried very oon. JACK JACK : The your.ff man has nreved his love for "you ir. th rr.itn way J possible, my dear, by askinjr you to I re r.:s wire. ! 1 Tell him that It makes you unhap your i am sure he will do as you war.t him to. But try not to be jlous. It will not do any rod. ar.d wii: or.'.y' m ke 'ou both unhappy Tomorrow's HOROSCOPE By Gemvieve KembU Tuesday, May IR. On the whole, this should t a fortunat day Judeinsr by th prevailing lunar and mutuil a?re?t. it I la particularly auspicious for tho in the employment cf cthr., ar.d for persons see-kin? favors from tho. in hih p;act.. It may be propitiou.for those dea'.in? with ih rrvernment or those in positions of pub':" importance. Old hmdrance an-I 1 obftrurtions may be removed, hut i there should be no ri.k rf vrvv I especially in the way of kins With ! car affairs should prosper. ! Tho.s- whose birthday it may ' look for a fortunat year with o!d

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Beginning Tomorrow MAY SALES PINK and WHITE Lingerie Corsets Brassieres

Step-ins and Vets to match of voile, with trimming of fine check frinrjham $2.25 set. Step-ins and Vest? of fine nainsook, trimmed with a novelty edge in blue, green or peach $2.00 set. Envelope Chemise to match at $1.25. Matched sets with scallooed bottoms, trimmings of Val lace $2.75 set. Step-ins and Vests of the new Seeco Crepe, $2.50 set. Bloomers and Step-ins of all new materials and colors at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. Ami French and novelty Envelope Chemise, lace trimmed $1.00 to $3.00. Many new and clever Govns in pink or white. $1.00 to $5.00. French and Belgian hand-made Underthings, beautiful and exclusive $7.50 to $16.50. Silk BI oomers and Step-ins of radium and Crepe de Chine $3.00 to $7.95.

Silk Ch emise of Crepe, Satin and Radium-$10.00.

Princess Slips $1.50 to $3.00. Petticoats $1.00 to $4.50. Pajamas and Billie Buikes $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Camisoles $1.00, $1.25 to $2.00. Phil ippine Gowns, hand sewn and hand embroidr red, priced as low as $1.95. Complete assortment of guaranteed Ami French L'nderthings Camisoles. Step-ins, Bloomers. Chemise. Petticoats and Gowns. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.50. Corsets and Brassieres

For the average figure, summer Corsets combining net with cloth, white only, priced at $1.50. Brassieres for all types 50c to $6.00. for June Brides during Sale of a la e zr n rr e mm g Done neatly and very reasonable at Commercial Printing B Company 0 Farmers Trust Bldg. a Two Doors from Klevator a! rompounded Quarterly cn All Savings SAINT JOSEPH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I2i South Main M. X. U. liondurant. Sec j CJIOfitC COMlt llatut i

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throurh lh Ir. ?oritirr rf !rr.r--.tree. Put money. A r rr.e.y b ur.w to !r. 1 ch'12 born cm thü day rrav Ii d nvs4 t v . exTavanr. a..- 4 f-ariy in hfe, but will rjrc-ej i-' th ;r.n!oyrr.T.t cfcth'ers. The 'ieerf av thru a r K-r-- tv ir! Ke rr, on -th:s iay r.-.a y marrv e-.dr:v :an ' r;.. 17' p i 7 irlrl H k To Marry- After Seduction Ar.ron. Car.a'. Zt. :v iz. A fin rf J r 0 v i s lrr". '"! for rf-fusir? to marry, hi of the- pice ir. : h vili.i I r n th rf i v . r. a ' t : Arr ! jar., in the Ren of r o u 1 5 i i the C a r. a 1 7.- r, . ir.f fnter.ce w. revr-rceij : V per: or ro :rt. whi-- h imp d or It C", ::r ot irrer;;! he pel for -.c g'.izer.c ii; The fathr of th c.rl hn.l 1 rr i,..t . art: or. he fore th justice cf th p e ..pur, ft a yojr; :r. n rf th -- ! fc-r 5-edii'ir.c t h ? cir! Th ju.t.. ru-'. that t h rouplr !-! 1 h . r - rie-l. The c.ri rff;: i. .tii the : -suit !hi: the 'js::; !ry.p1 f ' fi n with 1 r t r. t to o o m p I c r r I anr with his order? The superior 'court, ir. rers.r.c this action. h'. orarr-i .i j-.w cr. rr.:r 4. trial r r ' ::r; Pirrt.o do:.'t ?o. P-u .or wä' ;;; c h .!; "1T - .". P ' n t h " $2.50 to 1 1 1 Elastic top Corsfis ideal fcr sports wear. Pink or white $1.50. of figure. Prices Mr.ge from Pink and White C Kryptok Glasses er is r.o ar.r.'-yir.g .ir.e ti K'j: vision. No confpiurus hump r.w that you are veurir.; io i'-.! your to ih isio; v.'ü.vn ::p.vptok glas?!:? Dr. J. BURKE 0cr :0 irs in .S-.uth Per.c! 230 K. MICHIGAN T. Lr-e- cupliaed in 2 :;-.;r:utea Pri"' 6 Compounded Quarterly Incorporated for $3.0o0.0o, As-rcs SI. 120.000 Ctnttrser.t Kund and Ur.divldsd Profit. J4J.0ÜD BUILDING & LOAN ASSQ. CIATION OF SOUTH BEND Cl Wrt-t WR.'liinton Ave. I". M. DOOM:. Tn-a t ormrIy 121 S. Main S t.