South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 148, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 May 1922 — Page 25

"TT ITTil -1 imüs June Bride Section Jiuie Bride Section SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. SUNDAY, MAY 28.- 1922 o 2C

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One Hundred South Bend and Mishawaka Merchants And the News -Times Offer June Brides and Grooms Beautiful Gifts Worth Nearly Two Thousand Dollars

Max Ailler Co., pur of silk p.ijamas for first Kroom. Aladdin Industries. Inc., one JMllon thermos ju:. Artificial Ic Co , 3nr pound0 of ice free to üipi South Eeni l-: de. Au!t Studio. Eastmnn Kodak to one of the brides. American Trust Co.. $5 ?ivinsrs arrount for thlrl brid and room. ' Adam Fehlr, florist, flower li.i?kot with flowers to first three brides. B. B. Cleaners. $5 worth of cleaning: of clothe. for both first and second brides. Brandon-Durrell Co., dress to flrrt bride; lingerie to second bride, and umbrella to third. Abe "Berman. pportintrs poods store. ca5tin;r rod. tackle, taekla box, peel, liro. bait and fishing license to the first groom. Block Bros., jewelers, 26-piece set Rogers Bros, silverware. Ba?by rhoto Co., one dozen I'icture-s of first bride and croorn. Dr. J. Burke, optometrist," pair of oner.? jrlasses. CUuer Jewelry store, cut glass water set. Pimel's she stnre. on-half dozen pairs of socks for proom. W. L. Douclas shoe stoi1. pair of women's oxfords for second bride. W. L, Pouslas shoe store, pair men's oxfords for fourth groomDeFrcps milltnery, Tiat first bride. for Economy reptj;.. taffeta dres. Cfforcette hat and rn'r of shoes for the first three brides. I II I i. ill

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Complete List of Presents to Brides

Elbel Pros , $rft allowance on new player pi.tno " to first Ave brides. Ellsworth's, surprise hope chest to the first bride. Engel's ut Hate store, box of cigars to the first groom. Franoes shop. Georgette silk blou?" to each of the first five brides. T. S. Garland, silk underwear. Charle.- C. Cites, dancing teach, flO course In dancing to first six brides; dinner at the Oliver hotel for bride and groom first to present themselves to Mr. Gates. Gately's, silk blouse to the bride. Matt Golden, pair of trousers for groom. - Grand Leader, phonograph and 12 records to bride. Grand Leader, silk underwear for second bride. Grange Elevator Co., Mishawaka. high quality 42-picee set cf dishes to first bride from Mishawaka: same prize to third brdie from Mishawaka; for fifth bride from Mishuvaka. best ton of coal in their yards. H. Grenblatt, fur choker for bride. Guiss Brothers. Kit all phonograph, value J 1 2 5. choice of oak or, mahogany finish, t first brideHeller Sc Son, cedar chest to the brideHome Furniture Co., fiber rocker with cretonne seat. Ideal laundry. J5 laundry boc to first bride; S3 laundry boo.c to second bride, and $2 laundry-book to third bride.

Just as many merchants are wanted to take part in the "Gift to Brides" event as possible. The list of prizes and the donors will be announced every day and much publicity and public attention will result. Any merchant wishing to take part in the event should call The Advertising Department of The News-Times.

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G. R. Kinney & Co., oxfords for bride and groom. Lewinski Agency. $1,000 fire insurance policyK. E. Mangold, 11x14 portrait to first bride; xl portrait to second bride. Miller-Mueller, haberdashers, imported broadcloth shirt for first groom. X e w- Jer.-"y railroad. by Thomas A. Hr.-. president. round trip ticket by T'uüman to Detroit over the New Jersey railroad. National rhoto Shops, spia portrait valued at $25 to first bride- and groom. e w m a n 's Ready-to-wear store, bathnig suit valufd at Jo to first flapper bride; three pairs of silk hose, value d at ?. to be-t looking bride; jersey sports suit, valued at S7.0". to oldest bride; vanity case, valued at Sf, to most popular bride. . iW'o'bfe Electric Shop, library table lamp.' National s-tore, dress for f.rst bride; blouse for second bride, and apron frr thirdNoe K-tul Hrs r-ry Mill?. 201 Pem bli.. ho-i'-ry vt bride ar.d groom. ( The News-Times. ."iv-er fiwf-r basket to first hjide, and silver fruit basket to second bride. Otto'? Taxi Service, free ;ie to andvfrom the theater for first bride and grom. Picgly-Wiggly store, every b;-md bride participaTTnc in the contest, one pound Your -lwck" ceffee; every bride that is a brunette, one pound Sunset Gold iuttr: to all red-headed bri les I-.artK-ipating .n .h contest, a ; 'jvintry full of groceries.

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H. II. Rogers Optical Co., 525 prism binoculars for groom. Ries Furniture Co.. "Kitchen Maid" ki-chen cabinet. wluM at $."5, to Ji--t .Tun bride; genuine cut glass vas-. 12 inches in height, to first 20 brides. Charles B. Sax &. Co., bed spread. Dr. T. G. Swem, worth of chiropractic treatments to the first six brides. Superior Motor Salfs Co.. $100 allowance on any useti car. S- fc L. Furniture Co., one floor lamp for bride. O. W. Scaffner, 50 WearEver aluminum sauce pans to first 5 0 brides. Square Peal Tailors, pair of trousers for groom. South Bend Bait company, an appropriate gift for one of the grooms (details of gift to be announced later). t St. Joeph Loan Trust Co., savlnars account of fio to the fim bride and groom. St. Jo-eph County Savings hank, savings account of 10 to second bride and groom. wan-m-Lee Furniture Co., $2 In merchandise to first bride: $10 in merchandise to second bride and $5 In merchandise to the third bride. Tuttl corporation, accounting ledgers for first three brides. Thor Eetric shop, one pair of poy;hrome electric candle stickt.

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U. S. At my store, automat.'revolver for groom. Vernon Clothing Co., ladVr, silk umbrella to bride. TV. A- H. Walker. Inc.. 21 : Dean Bldg.. bottle- r.f vanilla :'. ! face powder to first bride; ,- tie of bay rum and .-having cream for first groom. George Wyman & Co., all wool Kenwood h'.ankf-t for brld. i J. TV. TV:l.-on. Mishawaka chiropractor, e:i-s of 12 aijustments to first and .-econ t Mishawaka brides. Ward & Lewis, $50 dress to first bride.. Ward & Lewis, b'.ouse to firs' bride. t Ward t- Lewis, hosiery to second bride. Ward & Lewis, corset to third bride. Ward A- Lewis, pair of clippers to fifth bride. Georg H. WheelorV & Co., set of dishes io first bride. Wherrett and A'.tfeM. r o1; -lamp to first briie; rolychrom candle sticks to sec-r.'i bride and pedestal for thfrd bride. Worden Realty Co., J2,rtr"' fire insurance policy to hride and groom. I. K. Werwir.ski, $1,000 fi.r insurance policy on household, furniture to first bride and groom Youngs Printing Co., ,ar nouncemer.t cards to r.:-t mar ried couple.

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