South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 152, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1922 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 1. 1022

STATE BOARDS FIGHT LOOMS FOR DEMOCRATS

Police 'Disfurfc'jPRESENT GIFTS TO

Peaceful Fun Of Knizkts Of Game

STUDENTS IN MEET

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:i hr husir.l Matthew, is urvjvol by isrht children. John. I..n:t:e. Sanv, Broncho.

brother, F;ar!y

i-:iv.i:i .i. ryan.

823 Tr.!h ft.. !-::! t Irtr',. rich.

t!Io an

j Rural Rai Load Police . - ! Patrol With Humanity ami Decern , of Lxtmt of Drrlara-J Camin? Paraphernalia.

iioii will ' ri riipy iOn ni tion Delegate.

f m n niTAAT tiT I nriT JT : rm r : . : E.in-srd J,imM Ryan. K2'J forci-t s

Kot orzyrf k I . tv!I1 b hM

or; n r;or r. r. tn. f 15. SO a.

trick v.' . Hirvry

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Th '.vhinir; purr of a rolling mir-M-anl tho rh kit,- of rhip. in-t'-rrp'-rsfi wh th- ni'jff1 .ot;r,d of many h 'J !.";.! n voir" -. t'lavrrs werf

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''ihn '.urn n?ard at a l.nd of !

rr'f r and 1 .p trf two or thrfV wer rlayln ouar:rs In a . '.ot machin. n;;:nf? v.n.v ocl ar.:l th "r.ik" h aw.

Dr. Geislcr, Post Cominaiifler, and Chaplain Titus Address Pupil?.

' from lo.'kjaw

had. Ho va fl vears o! 1 ani .va.

f'Jl II ill VJ- - i ' - ' ..!.'-.. M i

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ir-r ,.orn!, i)!Jt niJ not o anov the c'.otu'. J s. MrKibb.-n

i.vm. io( Jy or in army. apt. . n 1, r.nrnin- to South ln-1 from

of th" army, von Hr ff mm thrr vrsrsi a:.n h w-as tcamC. Honfy.vpi: of ?t. I,ou:s t.iet. MI.-,n

-hoo, c u-, ff.;r,w.. Mf Rv,n was marrill in st. Jo. auditorium ; Tho thr- balloon trawlin? ih!,,h Mirh., ;n Xoomt.r. lsf.. his .fir Tr. O. j ,:tanr in ac-'onlanre with i x, iilA... Krvivir- -,s .lor a riauchtf-r.

r, lorn pnn n mmm-i-r ! ruk3 of the r.ic wjll be tikpr.

or. o r k ,

Friday morn, r?v. T'orr.an Huriil will b

.Itd . jn vt jo.ef-ph cemetrv,

ind an ab.ffs of th r

j.ir.d H.

dr.t. crovdrd into ?h

W lr - lav ir.f.rr.ir.z to h-ir T"r. O

of the

thf Veterans of F"rcia:n War. J ?wit7r -rlan 1 tlark thot who pirti-ipitf i In the i thi country jif ppy and to p-p vf-n of their c.ce?. mmbr rc'ivf beautiful .ff? inj

Th bt day for doing your t v i th or.? thit ("''"v n ti:r." a w ek.

Rely on Ojticura To Clear Away Skin Troubles

in Aucust tc rpro?ent , ?r,n!i Harry . Charles? A..

in the international

Five

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t:- M wis 1 cnrrti':nn of nfTa r 1 UITrf lation or in , . 1. u .t; w

pr- i;!r.,' a th F. A. PchricKer j don in behalf of suffering humanity

f,:rn-,. fo.ir mil? r.orth'-at of th in devistatd Frarrf.

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for ?'if- jj,'r;r..''

:r..-:rv--' .on. ;, r 5 t - i

T- rf Haufo iv.n r ro ;.-. : j

d.trK't df ! ira'a a ran lid

fl'rk of thf ipr'rn r o'irt. Taxation Plank. Thf pr;r.ipal plan!:. propc.-?d by the jusf-Flirn com rr.it'p1. dalt

with taxation, it

!. i-.vard M'--j r-f-- in ah ontb Jüdin? fitful with r ,in,i K4:a ! "oluh hou"" r ara ph-rr a l'.a

,'Ahoi a r- rfail. hadd by ! r 1 : ... - ! 1 1 . . 1

a P ; ' v i "i t f- rr,-;rf i ;;;f 1 11 rry i;ine, nroK ir.10 ir." Hor.tv.'-f 00 1 r-or; ar!y "Wodnesdiy. Ac.-ordinc

to th oüWt, jdiy w.is t i'f heirrht an! i-'ovf wre completely taken by urpri. .rict Ilftivn. Fot;rten mep. in addition S'clirirkfr wer takm Into cutodv. bo;.-i at th station on charges of

for

tr-. i- .ii er nnd

f Wert h:r irfon, .der of j.u-Ii

ford, of .v t':f:h

it" tor

, As fe'-on t5ie tudr.ti had a?semhWl. Principal Mcflownn turned the myelins over tc th ofTiers of the C.eore ... Cmiioe'il Pot of rho Veteran. rr. fJc3r wis ir.trodu'.ei and in 1 brit f but rirrin? talk he toM the terribl effect? of

ih- aftermath of war.

- iLiQUOR CASES UP

IN COURT; JURIST . SAYS TWO GUILTY

France- i or.

problems today,

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be 1 f ;if 1 1 -1 and tl;e

1 r. 1 o t d . fuh a h'M would of tax aff'r. to

th pr--r.t liv

lay of I c f 1 r" r!iincr', the romr. pive more rontrol

lo-al otfirial. The member of the resolution. commit t, which will draft t h c- platform to be submitted to the cdiven-

"Helvihiiüation of the hlzx world

he fa id. "In our own d'ir country, the

freouentirr. fn city court, their South nftrr the Civil war ,va? prer.i'os "en bloc" were f.f for hearing I s nted w ith identically the ime Junc A slot machine, boldly di-i problems that ar confronted in playinsr the printed lucrn "Play rjtiar- ! France today. One of th thin:: ters Only," a roulette wheel and a! that history generally fails to record 5mail ke? full of poker chips were j is the terribl pufff rin? that is

; Hir.-lcr Accept? Leniency

Shown While Rokowski Appeals Case.

ar.d

Howard C. all of South Bend. John

A.. Marion and Pus-ell P.. of Detroit,!

and h brother, William Ran, Chior. nl.-o turve. Funeral arr.'in?m"nts wi'l be ar.-

i nounced later.

!.n;S MARY McXI.IIA. M:5? Mary McXdll, ase 0. dii

at the home of her niece, Mrs. .T. H. Zuver, 1 C 52 Portale av.. with whom she ha? made hr home fori

lh piK fi?ht year, coniir.s 1kt? from Detroit. Miss McNeill was born in c, laser w, Scotland, and is th lift of a

1 1 A n .1 e ' e r ? a

the d i - r:ct in-

frenos tor.icht. are: First distrjef, John AV. SpT.' er, Kvinvile; second. Peter F. S'h'oof, I.inton. third. Albert J. Fi' Id, J.edfortl: fount !i. John McCriven. Midlson: lifth. John T. McF.aHiu. Ro.kv.'üiMxth. Dawrer.ce Handily, IIi hmond; svenihrFrink P. P.ikT. In lianipoli.. e .-'iith, D m Cr ; ! t enV' rgf r ; ninth. .Iirvs W. Morr:.-. Frankfort: 10th. Firner Dar.. Fowler: 11th. .T. D W.iliaee, Marion; 12fh. Paul Dunten. J.oqrin-pr-rt; 3th, ID-nry A. Jarnbart. r;oche tr. T : 1 i committee went info es?ion shortly nffr o'cio.-k Wednesday r'zht at democratic headjui rters. DlhT committees selected follow: Committee- on iu!'-s and permanent organization: First, Jacob l.Mir, Poonv;i;e; second. Francis Dninn. Phoil-s; third. W. S. Dindell, Po.ili; fourth. J. W. Cotton, Vivay; fifth, Mark Lyday. Ciint m; ixtb. John T. Kah, Greenfield; seventh. Clav Tatohrlder, Indianapolis: eighth. "William McOHan. Muncie; ninth.. Juds Jarc.es M. Purvi. Tipton; 10th. Willi. in Spooner, 'n 1 p.a r.a i-o ; lJth. Mike Fauster. Dosrniu port : 12th, H. "W. MorDy, Anqoii; 1.1th. Diijah Martindale. Plymouth. CifMenlitN Committee. Committee on credentinb;: First, Mrs. J. H. Hitch. Princeton; second, Mr. W. A. Callop. VmcenncF: third, Dew M. O' Dann on. Cory don: fourth. J. W. Whitlooj Milan; Fifth. Jack jtinoid. Praz'l; sixth. Henry MrCuftin. Newcastle: seventh. Ilayden V'. Pu har.an. Ind:an ;.oi;s; eighth, Virsil Simmons. Pduffton: ninth. AD den rtaker. Xoblest il'.e; D'dh. Frank J. Donner, Lafvvetf: Hfh. Harry Culbertson. Peru; 12th. Daniel Stump. Cromwell; 13th. Owen Deed. Da porte. Vice chairmen rf the convention:

First, Charles D'eb, Dockport; second. Judpe John C. M Nutt. Martins- j viile; third. Mrs. Lillian NVwdif?. j Nev. Albanv; fourth, Ddward Fl.-ner, Seymoiir; fifth. Ch-irks Dlackwell, j Drazil : sixth. Je?;e te ons. I.brrty; ! f-vnth. Mrv Clara lD'ks. I n a n ci - j po'i: e:chtlu Miss Dertha J. lUue r. Dec. rnr ninth. J. C. ol'ornor, Del-I phi; D'uh. Fred Parnett. Mammend: j 11th, f'ifr-r H. Nwhauer. Hartforlj City. 12th. .Mrv. Mary D. Crawcook, j Churuiu .--o; DUh. Simufl Parker,, South F.'-nd. I

tan? secret a r i e s of the convention: F;rt. C. M. Cray, Peter--

.eized as evidence, pf'kr table, with

The top of a i caused humanity in sril:en areas its center rlns ! after the actual firhtinc over."

plainly marked, was also recovered

by the offic rs. Thoje arrested

their names nr.d addrsss

desk serreant as follows: Deo Holler, ill s. N'otro Drm

He thanks the students in behalf

ot the C(eor?c A. Campbell Post of

In the raid gave J the veterans for the active part

the j they had taken in sale of poppies, the proceeds of which goes to or-RV-i ! phans and widows of France and to

(rcnrste l aiiard. m s. Main sf .. ! needy foreign war veterans jn this Perry itartle. Fort Wayne, Robert i country.

.m:; . roster, .mckci jjov. C. W. Titus, of Mishawaka. j tririI Saturday

notei; -amuej tnam, .i uirnrn ( chaplin of he pod. tlien distributed av.; Ollie Olson and John Jones, j the pifts to the seven girls. PI k hart; Tom Smith and F. O. Den-j flift tf Girls ov, Xi!.v John Snowberer. Cleve- Thp following: gifts w?r presentland. O.: Arthur Druseau, Chicago; j in thf ordf nanid: nD-n WatJ. C. Hays. Goshen, and Dick Finch, ; Cold wrist watrh: N'ma Pal-

Pl- a lin? guilty to violation of the : liquor law, to having in his possession a gallon of "moonshine" liquor, ; Charles JIirslr. proprietor of a "soft drink" parlor at S. CTiapin .-t., Wednesday received a fine of ,$lr'r and costs and a suspended 'county jail sentence of 120 days. He I was ordered on probation for a perI iol of one yar. i Hirsler and William Poos. 710 i Chnpin ft., were taken into custody ; in consequence of police raiding acj tivities Monday. S00, upon his a r- ' raitnment in city court, pleaded

"no? guilty" and had his case set for

ALPFUT f.I. Albert Main, residing five miles west of South Bend on the Chain o" Lake road, died at his residence Tureday evering at 10: o'clock

fo!b.-,in? an illness of one year with 1

Drirrht'. disease. He was born in Warren township Nov. .10. 1 S 7 1 . and was years of having lived in tbLs community ail his live. He is survived by hia father. Dören Main. Funeral arrangements have not been completfd.

wmmi

of eight.

Aside from Mr?-

family

7uver, she i? survived by nieces and nephews in Detroit. Ontario. Manitoba. Saskatchewan. British Columbia and the Klondike, Canada. Private funeral rvicf,s will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Zuver residence, Dev. A. E. Monger, officiating. The

r.roRfii: dagaiius. The funeral of George Dagaru will be held from St. Stephens chitrch Thuisday morr.in? at 3 o'clock, with the Dev. Iawrenoe Horvath otlicatinr. Interment will take place in Ctdar Grove cemetery. The I oily of the lad was recovered Tuesday from the St. Joseph river.

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STATISTICS

bedy will be takn to Detroit burial in Elnawood cemetery.

for :

1 207 Lincoln way W. Firt "lturnr Haid. Tn the raiding party were Capt. and S'egt. of Detectives Hamilton and Deiinski: Patrol Sergts. Hansen and Knbert and Officers Wolter, PVrter. T'inter and Kish of the detective department. It va the first out-of-town rati of its kind in which the police have participated in since the first of the year when gambling, especially in a commercialized form. showed marked abatement with the "for rent" sign being hung up in the generally frequented places.

mer. gold wrist watch; Ada Gre-iner,

Appell Case. Finding in favor of Louis Ppwell the alleged proprietor of the W. Indiana av. "soft drink" emporium conducted by Steve Pokowski. Judge DuComb in rendering hi judgment in the case acainst the two men.

MRS. STFXLA I.rcZKOWYSKT. Mrs. Stella Luezkoweki, 123 Florence av.. died Tuesday morning at T;30 o'clock following an illness of eight montbe with .1 compli-

! cation of disease.

She was born in Poland. March 1. 170, and was 52 years of ago. She had lived in this city 30 year.", having come here from Poland. Pe-

nUlMING PKIDMFTS. One-story frame dwellings: S.14 Eleventh St.. Dewitt Inglerifrht. f.t.ce.O. DO 4 K. Ca. vert ?t., Colpart Realty r.n., $i.rtn. 170S K. Calvert st.. Colpaert Realty Co.. $DA0('. 1710 E. Ca vert St.. Colpaert Realty Co.. f l.00. One and one-half-story frame: 721 E. Broadway. Mrs. Malinda MaeGriff, I2.00O. Two-story r'rame;

CruisssWesklyfromChlcasc.BaffaloCKisgaraFailsuluth.CeJrci! &Cleve!andYiaHacWncls!MGeorgianBay(30lCSOIsrs)&S

Trips of over 2coo Miles of B:aut::ul bcer.cr, Mu-rc Lir.e, D.ar.w

Rivers and iiayswitn aT.pic time a: p.:r.: ci i!,;u uj :.. u.-.,

Tlies Magntncf-nt S?e?rc.ers in cpipfrc nt ! o.-t Doue 1. r ana rvi.-e e,-.ua! the brst Atlai.t :c Dr.rrs. . I'r.;. . r::i c.-.::te- :

iLk li-bov tJ Captain. ,i lr.tj-..ices paen-.r.-rtu.' v. e:.ts- MujsC

i.i i h " t dardt n; n i l'h. r-.orarh w h .ire r.-.!-Kt.

Promenad-ii bunUc&ji t unas ;ai .: :

Large Grand Salon;Con!rVii1rv -'.lx) Jr-.: ve-t :r;.:. i'..4 UoottlS; cven'trurgclria no be it t :..c.l. :.,-d iDmg ia i'. 'l K Inviting Berths in Elegant Stare Ruo:ä cr Cf.fr Oche-! : a. V: XiA in P.irlnr Hnnjr.i.. (nil outside rv.ns,'. . 1 l--r 1

Toilets in Parlor Kr-oms and cor.vtn-er.t t-. Kau vt .. r., .e . ;j-.t.t l.:rree .. ;tate Rooms, inspected evrv fewinx.uteü. .-;U'.r.l).ti"re i-.r -... 1-. c-.-.ac.xs. Dining Kocms and Kitchens tb-crened. jMaruet kc;io- ar..l -.1 u '- l-i -1 1-. Wonderful meals daintily served ty wait- Fcr the Ch.lun-. 0:na A r 1 uyf rour.. $. resscs dressed in white; Wirtin :.d ewr - icartt ....y crt-tr. j u.) 1 .. .c.tc. TiokeU bearing rail routing Ut-cn Ciiu:.( . n 1 Drtro 1. 1 v.-Ui 1 ir ; cnr--l. Call or urite for pamphlet; any Railway TUhef Offic- or 7"ounf or

W. H. Black. General Passenger Agent 110 W. r.datcs '"" ''' j

pearl neoklace; Eunice Gross. a i stated ther had been no evidence

sclid silver pen and peneil; Alvah Meussel. a beautiful Veterans; of Foreign Wars pillow; Emily Hufton. ilver pencil and Lillian PerMns. silver pencil. Officers of the Veteran." of Foreign Wars were delighted with the success of the poppy drive, anc tne

introduced in the trial by which he could determine Powell's responsibility. With. Pokowski. he paid, the case was diV'rent. and finding the defendant guilty, assessed a tine of $D"0 and et st and suspended a six months jail sentence. Rokowsk!. arrested May 15. denied the ownership

way In which the citizen of South of two quarts of illicit liquor and

More men fail through ignorar.c of their strength than through knowledge of their weakness.

Pend responded to the appeal of the hlah school students. Over 16.000 were said to have been sold during the three days they were on sale, and it is decided to make the "poppy drive" an nnnuaDfvent in this city.

Everything is impossible to who is afflicted with "can't.

him

claimed the establishment was

owned and operated by Powell. He was only the "bartender." he said. An appeal was taken to circuit court.

Better believe yourself a dunce and work away than a genius and be idle.

luir;; ootid. Ce.-rce D. Sprncer; third. Frank

Scot to utt; fourth. Mr-.

ton. r,ffr,lii!-': tilth. W. F. Cronm

Grifon.

G.i rd ne r. G. li'im;!-

Terrc- Häuf: .'h. Mr-, f T. Dude.,

Piber'v; se.vnth. H-nrv Friedman. I r dia n i r.o li : t;hth. Shsf bis Eilr: r. V.'in'n'-.tf r; ninth. Mrs. Mary Lap p.n. Kokiuv.o. D'th. Mi.-.- Au?ut.i c;ray. Mor.t.ce 1c. 11th. Mr. M.rtrurr.t' ( ' ut r ' 1 ! . Wir n a ui a c . 1 2 t ia. D D:l Peters. Fort Wuvne- 11th. fir-re Cirt-frtfr, Elkhirt.

Mi- Hlh j Criwtord of Torre j Hati-.e, ch n.1 id i?e t r nomic.a tion fori c'irk of t s att ' me court. V is en-!

,r.--, I ly t!'.. fifth ,li'ric? deg it es, who p'.cds' I f th--:r -app-rt at t!i-d;-t r.ct m et :nr.

DONOVAN GOES TO CHAIR FOR KILLING WIFE

r!ooiniri2:l;ilo .Man I? (Inm-jio-cil l'p I'ntil Time airrrnt 1? Tnrnr! On.

THIS LIST OF PRESENTS WILL BE DIVIDED UP AMONG LUCKY BRIDES AND GROOMS

Max Adler Co., pair of pajamas for first groom

silk

Adler groom.

Pros., bath robe to

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';cre are rr.." r.y r ' -t o p I v n e n e iprieor.mcnt 1 y bos to i-.a.v to yc-u ;rd tot want the t-1-

hr. n?e.l. I am 17 ye ar . t ,-; n ryr wlir-Y? ( i tne bruval M v nK'h'T wi. surely the :-, i n that v r li e-l . n a shot d.vA ;. with my

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he m-df the My fa t h.- r h -. irir.e :r. : .ar.d

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r. ! if he co aid ever set out

n a n o f ?r-u

er:

too ZOO to kill U- !

h- w-ill ro

chi! n . "In eo'-.idulon, I want to siv ; c a : n t-a s et rr piven blr. '.s sire's what d' eres ! wh n y u have hrard th f.l'tS rf th: cte vo, Will i o t

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I:;-ecf':l :. r ""MAPLE D'" NO VAN.

You don't need to fear toniorrow P' vc ; haw .?cne your lef! bt today

Aladdin Industries. Inc.. one gallon thermos jug. Artificial Ice Co., 500 pound? of cv free to firt South Bend bride. Mrs. Ashbaugh. Mishawaka, ras rug to 13th -bride. Ault Studio, Eastman Kodak to one of the brides. American Trut Co.. $" savmcs account for third bride and gruom. Pm Ton Candy Co.. boxes of candy for brides and Kroom?. Adam Deehler, florist, flower basket with flowers to first three brid s B. D. Cleaners. $.a worth of cleaniret of clothes for both first and sfcond brides. Bran lon-Durrell Co . dress to first bride; lingerie to second bride, and umbrella to third. Ab P.erman. spcrtlngs goods ftore, ca.tins rod. tackle, tackle box. reel, line, bait and fi shins licence to the first trroom. Block Bros jewelers, 2-piece .et nosers P.ros. silverware.

Grand Deader, phonograpn and 12 records to bride.

Grand Leader, silk wear for second bride.

under-

Orange Elevator Co.. Mishawaka. high quality -i-picee .et of dishes to first bride from Mishawaka; same prize to third brdie from Mishawaka: for fifth bride from Mishawaka, best ton of coal in their yards. H. Greenblatt, fur choker for bride. Oui5 Brother?, Kimball phonograph, value C 1 2 . choice of oak or mahogany tinis-h, to first brideHeller & Son. cedar chest to the bride-

Blue ? ron.

Pird Shop, electric flat

Dagby Photo Co.. one dozen pictures of first bride and croom. Dr. J. Purk, optometrist, pair of operr glasses. D .1. C.ashman. grocer, basket of crrooeries to first bride. C!.au-r Jewelry store, cut glass w .it f r set. A W. Pailey. electricly llshte 1 v.anit v n?.

D : ni 1 " s y dozen pair?

ifore. or.? -half cks for jrroem.

V,. .. Dousl.as shoe s'or pair cf women's oxfords for second bri ie.

. D. P"u;!i .hoe store, pair .- oxfords for fourth groom

D.d'rof.x m::i:nery. hat lor tirs: bride. Economy Dcpts.. taffeta dres. Gf iu:e;re hat and pair of shoes for tits first thre-- brides. Elbe; Pros, Dr-0 allowance on P(w player ri'o to first five bride;-. EMswt:rth. stirprise hope i hfr; to the first bri ie. Enzc'.'s Cut Kate store, box of cuai to the ftri-t groom. Fiances shop. Georgette silk Mru. to each of the firs: rlva bri Js T. S. Garland. .l!k underwear. Charles C. Gates, dancing teu-h. $10 course in dancing to frst si brides; dinner at th Oliver hotel for bride and groom first to present themselves to Mr Gate-.

Gatelys. bride.

blouse to the

Matt Golden, pair of trousers r srooni.

Home Furniture Co, rocker with cretonne seat.

fiber

Ideal laundry. Ja laundry book to first bride; $3 laundry book to second bride, and $2 laundry book to third bride. G. R. Kinney & Co., oxfords for bride and groom.

Eewir.sk i Agency. Insurance policy.

$1.000 fire

E E. Mangold. 11x11 portrait to first bride; xlO portrait to second bride. M iller-Mueller, h aber daB hers. Imported bioadcloth shirt for first groom. New Jersey railroad. by Thomas A. Hyne. president, round trip ticket by Pullman to Detroit over the New Jer.-ey railroad. National Veneer Products Co., Mishawaka, indestructo sanitary hamper.

Dies Furniture Co.. "Kitchen Maid'' kitchen cabinet, valued ar $.ri5. to first dune bride; genuine cut glass vase, 12 inches ;n height, to f.rst 20 brides.

Cha rles spread.

B. Sax & Co., ben

National Photo portrait valued at bride and groom.

Fhops, pepia S:5 to first

National Electric Co., for f.rst brldf and groom, wiring of any new house up to six rooms, offer poo l for six months. N e w m a n "s Rf ady-to wea r store, bathnig suit valued at J to first Mapper bride; t h ro e pairs of silk hosr. valued at S. to t-.-.-t Icokir? bride; jeey spor;s i: a '.tied at $T. to tide--: bride: vanity ease, value! at f.". to most popular bri le.

Dr. T. G. Swem. ?8 worth of chiropractic treatments to the first .dx brides. Superior MWtor S.iles Co.. $100 allowance on any used car. S ,v Ii. Furniture Co., one floor lamp for bride. O. W. Schaffner. 50 WearEver aluminum sauce pan3 to first 50 brides. Seiuare Deal Tailors, pair of trousers for groom. South Bend Bait company, an appropriate gift-for one of the proems (detail? of gift to be announced later). S'. Joseph yoan & Trust Co., savings account of $10 to the first bride and groom. St. Joseph County Savings bank, savings account of $10 to second bride and groom. .'wan.'son-Tye Furniture Co., J 2 0 In merchandise to first bride; $10 in merchandise to secord bride and $5 in merchandise to the third bride. Tuttie corporation, amounting lodger for first three brides. Thor Electric shop, one pair of polychrome ele-ctric candle stick. V. S. Army stnr. automatic revolver for groom.

Vernon Clothing Co. Mlk umbrella to bride.

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W. , H. Walker. Inc.. 21! Dt.ar. Did-., bottle of vanilla and face powder to first bride; bottle of lav rum and shaving i ream for first groom. Georse W.vman & Co, all wool Kenwood blanket for

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Noe Eoul Hosiery Mills. 201 Dean bids . hosiery for bride ar.d groom. Th News-Times, silver fiorver basket to first bride, and silver fruit b.-5ket to secord bride. Otto's Taxi Service. fre ride to and from the theater for firs: bride and groom. Pigcly-Wiggly stores, every blonde bride participating in fh c( ntest. on pound Your Puck rofTee; every bride that is a brumte, one pound Sunset Göll butter: to all re '-headed brides participating in the ontet, a pantry fu?l of groceries. II. II. Dogers Optical Co. $2; prism binocuiurj for groom.

Ward & s: br.'ie.

Dewis, ?üö dress to

Ward & Lewis, bride.

blouse to firs:

Ward i- Le-vUs. hosiery to second brile.

Ward bride.

Lewis, corset to third

Ward Si Lewis, pers to fifth bririe.

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s--t of dishes to f.rst bride. Wherrett ar. 1 Altfeld, boudoir lmp 'to first bride; Poly-chro:.-.0 rar.d!" sticks to second 1 rid ar.d rd?c.al for third bride. Worden Realty Co.. $2.0 00 fire Insurance policy to bride and groom. I. K. Werwinski. $1.000 fir insuronoe policy on household furniture to first bride and groom. Ycunss Printing Co., announe err.er.t cards to f.rst mar ied cr-uple.

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Thousands of Yards of Special Values In Linens, Silks, Wash Goods, Ribbons and Curtain Materials Are Offered In

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36 Inch Percales at 19c a Yard

An excellent quality for aprons and dresses, printings. Full standard count.

All new

New Dress Percales at 25c a Yard 36 inches wide. Navy, Cadet Blue, Grey and Black grounds with small figures.

Imported French Ginghams Checks, plaids and plain colors. 32 inches wide. Regularly 85c. June Sale 50c a yard. These Ginghams are just new and were bought at a very special price. During the June Sale they are priced 25c, 29c, 39c and 50c a Yard

27-inch Zephyr Ginghams 25c and 29c a yard Every size check in Blue, Brown, Green, Rose, Pink, Red. Blacx. White. Orange, Tan and Yellow. Plain colors to match. 32-inch Fine Loraine Ginghams All plaids of 75c quality at 39c a yard

Very Special Offerings for June in Curtain Materials Lot I 36, 40 and 45 inch, fine? Filet Curtain Materials at 35c, 39c, 50c ant! 59c a Yard These Nets were purchased at a jrreat reduction. Wc ofDT them at less than manufacturers' prices. Lot II Dotted Curtain Muslins, Swisses and Voiles at 29c a Yard Lot III 36 Inch Marquisette at 25c and 39c a Yard Lot IV Handsome Cretonnes Wonderful Values at 35c a Yard

Hair Bow Ribbons and Sash Ribbons at 25c and 50c a yard These are- all new Rihhon in 4, 5 and 6 inch Moires and plains. All colors. The same qualities that have been selling in past seasons at 50c to $1.00 a yard.

Linens

At no time in tlio pt fiveyears have we been ahle to offer you as r;ood values in Pure Linens are to had in this June 5.ilc.

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A Thousand Yards of Tussah Silks at 50c a Yard One of our greatest June bargains. 56 inches wide. Pink, Rose, Copen, Tan. Back, Navy and White. 2000 Yards of Sheer Batiste of 35c Value at 19c a Yard The newest printings in Dots and Cheeks. Colors are Blue. Rose, Black. Tan, Grey and Green. All beautiful qualities. 36 Inch Taffetas and Messalines In Navy and Black always was $1.50 W $1.19 a Yard 36 inch Duplane's Baronet Satin in White . .$1.93 a yard

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36 inch Brocade Sport Satin in White Migel's Sport Skirting in values to $5.00 at Mallinson's Famous Sport Silks at 36 inch Tussah Silks in all colors

. . . $ 1 .50 a yard . . .$2.95 a yard . k .$4.85 a yard .... 50c a yard

Toweüngs All linen imported 1 oweline pUin. red or blue edr fine for tea towels veryrood value at 2 5c a yard.

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