South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 276, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 October 1922 — Page 8

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 1922

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The 7 3 r f 5 birthday anr.i. r.try "f Andrew Hyery, Fi rn pt : cn Pra ir: as celebmted Sur. Jay at the horuof Mr. .md.Mr-. Harry Krir.g. mption I'ralri". Four chiMrn .-j trrj i.-ranihlldrpn rre' . Din ner was at rnon tr, 20 ci's unl th afternoon wn- per.t socially

FEMINISMS

By Annette Bradshau)

0 S. rot Th r'.-.js wh!rh ar:I with mulc. rar?ny-rf ir."rr, l- rrr.izl i Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Xaufrr,

or th hr.-f:t r,f an 'x'T'.v ri'l-1 r,;.-;!n a v., annoinr th f nrnce-

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m nt of ihf.r dauhfr. Mii.

:nr. i," .-! thf 5ubct of J ;aUirei. to William II. Tully. rr ----im and follotiins j 0f Mr. and Mrs. David H. l'u'.loy, I'. h'jr. w.h -rvfl ?o lr -Marlon

v of ( VTV rn or.tr and !

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ird a v., Nov

Trn mmbcr of the Otterb'.n

r;ul!l of the Conference Memorial l, 15. rhurch wer entertained Mnn-

a Cerhfr. 10.")2 Woodward a v. Af-

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the r-"'c;ular hMinr-?. m'p,dn?:

fjrrer. 'vn! dej-i rtmT.t of!tr

:r.'.r--- -!uli hell the r.rstMic, M;Mred Metzon gave an lnter-

f nw season with aniline i:ih!e readtnj; and later a an-

r forma! ; l'!viv Monday after- rial hour va enjoyt-d. The r.f-xt i cor. at " Vj -,Vl')-i; at the rluh ; mef-tir.ir will ho held at th homo of j .. - ' f . . T I T V, t i A r. ':.. . ' 1 Ol,-.,l,li ., - T ' T. TV J

J V .Hi.. i . ' t . i. i ' i ; 1 1 i- - ! 1 J rwf I.'lllcl ijiuuuiiwvn, -jf :ghtd v.-;!n two -ones "Only a)t., n Nov. 6. ..Jle." : y Zarnnuk. and "My j -r-Irrr I.- Wait In-" by CLITord Date, The mm:,?e of Therf..i Ann h- v a-rnri-r-,r.!-l hy Mrs. a r- r: n ter aR Jo u?hter of Mr5. O.

V.I Mitrh:;. r:-n:f. and I!." ( w (rpfnter. 3H Ilamden Place, -homr-t'. vlol.ni. After a brief j and jnjnmin U. Iloth took p'.ace "

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vj!? Fa r.d'ir.- Mr? . '. n f t ll e h '' s - e s . r.ff Wi;: 1: held o

I'd ward i:-h. Mri. i

I i 'd W. K :r Th next metK at which

Irne Mri. I". II. Moritn eru will pre--rt the cuhj-rt. "Kadio Nw3." The La ;ru of Womn Voter?. .ld a ;ecia huines meetinir donday fAenins at o'clock In the Oith r.er.d Womin's club rooms, r. M. S. hMildin?. Twenty-live numbers wer prent." Informal a!' were -;vn by the members ind plan.-, were rompl' td for the ntrrtalnnunt ct the Optimist club vhlrh will i.ikc place at the home f Mr?. C M. rih. 111 Mar-iu'-tte iV.,' on tli" afternoon of Ort. 10, at vhlch tlni Mr". harle.s Arthur 'aril'lf wli; ive an inf rmal talk -n "The- Orf-nt"

At the ru!ar Ser; timber mcetncr of th Sunday School Hoard of h Fir.'t M. I., church the follownar ofllcers wer elected for th? ear beclnniniT Ort. 1: (irneral unerlntend nt, Herbert K. Garn: jper'.ntender.t. Adul derartment, V. II. Tyler; Younjr People's lepartnent, Victor KupftT'T: Senior d'artment. Homr Fastnacht: IntcrT)d!a" department. A. Ci. Itumpf:

Llunlor department. MUm (nroline

Woodward; Primary department, '.liys Gladys Walter; I'r.'nner.i deartment. Pith! Puck; Cradle loll. Mrs. George I"hr; Atant ,'radle Pol: Mr?. It. K. Ii.i.u'hani; lome d' i.artir.ent. Mr.s. David Fisher ; .as.si-tart. Home department. Mr?. V. N. Dunn; Mi'.-ionary surerntendent. Mrs. 1 1. F. i'aste.d; Hirth!ay Mipt-rintend fit. M Iel i M.

Howe: Temre.,ince. Mrs. .1. P.

2"ampbU: Hel'.Riou Fducation di-

ertor. Irwin G. Faul.-ori; General:

Uecretary. Fred P. Mretch; Afsist-

-t .secretary. A. Hammond.

treasurer, v.. i). tassnacni; regj?-

rar, Ir. (ieorse Intterson: Assign

ment and reception. K. I . Aiornathy librarian. C. X. Tollock; or-

-an'.st F. II. Harm. Th annual re-

port showed a pratlfyinc growth In alirh enrollm-nt and attendanco and

-I lendld work ioc.- in a'. T.ent?.

I Saturday fternonn at the parionaj

o: the Westmins'er I'resnytenan ; rhurch. Ilcv. H. K. Groet oitl'.ciatinq. Mi.-s Martha liall and II. Olfon were th ttendan,ts. Mi.- Hail wore aj street dre.s of navy blue polret twill j with a velvet hat to match and herj corfaire. was of pink tofcsj and tsweerj peas. The bride v.-as attractive in a tnilor .-mit of nary Marleen trimmed ;

in Jpnrrel. Tier small bat was or French blue and her cor.sage wa of Ki'.Iarney roe and volley lilies.

!'An-inc the cere mo nv a wed-1

d.nff dinner was served at the home of Mr. ad Mrs. Harry Olson. IIC4 F. Howman ft.. af'-PT which M- and Mrs. Koth left for a motor trrp throusrh Kentucky. They will reIJe in thifl city. Honoring Rfv. anc! Mrf. J. Bt. Poemurgy. who have recently arrived in South Fond, from Wisconsin, a reception will he given by the member of St. Pauli Memorial Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening in th church parlors. Muie and informal 'alk.s will be featured and refreshment will wrveA. Ttev. Itoomurpry who lia been preaching at h't. I'auV ."ince September 17. was receive! into thLs conference at Brnzil last week and began his fir.t fu'.l conference year Fundny. An invi'atlon in extended not only to menbers of the congregation of St Paul's church, but to all friend.s to attend this reception.

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Miss Janet Croupe, 72T I'ark av., leaves for Forest Glen. Md.. today She will enter the National Park Seminary there.

Risht Rev, Joseph P. Lynch. Pis- The Pytnlnn Tea will meet Wed

hop of tho Dallas DiocfHO, of Dallas, j r.eday afternoon in the K. of P.

NOTHING IS REALLY LOST IF YOU HAVE "FASHION SENSE" MARIE (consolingly) Even though you. hive lost one of your beautiful earrings it might be loti worse. You've still one and vou can have it made into one of those new hatpins I saw in Paris. With a hatpin having rral jewelled tassels you'll be in the very latest style!

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dr. ha.s returned frrm a several i'.cks visit at Rochester, X. Y.. Toronto, Canada, end .h Thousand V'anls. Mies Marguerite Martin. 72," "N. Dubai av., left Saturday for Hanoer, Ind., to resume her .tudie at Hanover college.

r.nai mam: to maixjü The girl wJ:o had successfully shammed & ewoon dlrtly f,!lowInK the automobil accident In front of oar door, promptly forgot her role when he man whom .-hf knew as Don Ramon Almirez. but whom I h d recopnized 1S Harry Underwood, sa;d that he felt faint. She wrenchI herself away from, my tupportit z arm and turned to him anxiously. "Oh! Don Ramon!" .-he said excitedly. "It Is you who must com" to the nous and lie down. Are you very ill?"' "I toll you." he said firmly, "that I only need a little reM here. I do not wish to walk as far as the house. Please to go ith Mrs. Or did your maid say your name was Green ?" He inclined his head in courtly fashion toward me. I guessed that there was impish glee mirrored in the eyes t-creened by the thick-lejied glasses, and I paid tribute to the

.j quickness of thought which had enabled him to retrieve an embarrass- ' in? lip. I "Graham is my name." I returned 'demurely, then turned to the girl i and put a firm hand on her arm.

"Vou will only hinder your friend's recovery if you persist In remaining here," I Bald. "And ycur mother is In hysterics about you. You must corr.) to the house." "I do not need anybody's help," the girl replied sulkily aa we walked on. "But you forget." 1 said smoothly, "that you hive Juat come out of a very severe s.voor. I cannot pcrm you io walk alone.' "Oh, can that!" she said roughly. "You know as veil as I do that I was only pretending. I saw you looking at me when I was peeking at Don Ramon, and I knew you "weren't fooled. Put it was a good line for what I wanted, all right. I've been trying to brin;r him to hook for days. Do you think it worked? Or will you tell him I was fooling?

say! iou couiant be as mean as I

all that, could you?" And this was the new generation' I was so astounded at her lack of reticence that I forgot my own code

"In my i "JlT hu,b-V

Is a c - t ; ;-. r . a!? u w:uM iil.o :,. fc

: " ivie tun 1 t b-hrtvirtr, andVarea at her frank- ,rc!y. ly for un instant bt furo a n-u c rlr.f. : "If you rc.-w." "I thai!, tf i our., nnt tTll him a;''rfr Harry anything." J fricidlv. ".U f.,- 1,,Wf"d his wff up :

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ros5hly know. I nrn ur, however" this with a sudden rrri.-rnhnr,.,

T'rdrwoo,l from tlv

o: meet tut T . , .

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nu win 'p.jpieaso him

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"Oh. 'm going up to the hou all right." she said. "Those foreigners, you know, are accustomed to having women obey ihem in anything like this. Put." oh, they're' i-o wonderful, attentive, courtly, so. different from our crude American men; pm just orazy about Dom

Ramon, even if h

b- my father. mat dariir.g slave any day.

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her reert.t:;; ha b:.d. JVr -hock 1 knew it v. mi.;,! ;1 -1 p ! r be far. that he hid 'eiilr-d ery -hrel'r' -Verl th cjrr.radrly R.Tecjn -A'hlc:; writ all that fch-i h.id r eive?j hir;

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I'd rather 1 e an old that a young mi".' I suppi? ni think

niean grandfather ir,vtf(1,J

14. father, but he i.-n't rt ally as oil ,i he loo!..s. "Ills hair turned white whrm he'1 was twenty," she iambi.. I on. "and1 he wears those funny niutar!.cS an 1 Van Dyke because in his; country; they demand that their distinguished men look old. Put if I land him '; I'm going to make him thave tluni Off Til. !1 llf 'll Ke 1 A1 1 . t . , ......

... .. .- Ill' IHM.'i .-lllll- A ning-looking thinr with tint u-ir

hair and hi.s ruddy face ! And i.;s ; 'J eyes are the most wonderful black . V Y - when he take.s off his glas. s. I U $ e j

- ------ - - j V to take them off. oh! I ' U ng ill right! Tin re's j r 1?' deliriously mysterious! Cj

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saw them once when he didn't know

l waA around, and after that I ue,i

to tease him he'fl a darli

something deli

and romantic about him, don't voa I think?'' ' j "I think you're taxing your, strength by talking so much." I said practically, realizing that th- girl ' was a hit hysterical from the fdiockj

she had received. "You mustn't talk any more. Here we are." As wo entered the hail, and Lillian, quietly erhcient, came to meet me, I asked: "Where this young lady'n mother.'"

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Te.w. .spent the s..ter. Mrs. I. a partmenti. Mr.--. Herbert F Schock and

weeK end F. Iedy,

with his ; parlors. Tlie ho?tesse5 will

be Mrs

Hoffman i Nellie Young, Mrs. Mary Harris,

j Mrs. Jennie Williams and Mrs. Kate Frantz. Mrs. .Tamer : s i lotV.

M!s Pdna sm:tn The Tadie.-t' Aid

society of the

1 depart- i ;:ul W. (k.ir.t

have returned from De Moines, j r.ydic k. church will meet Wedneswhere they have been attending he;(iv afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. ration tl contention of the J. A. R.! Frank Plumbek,. The assisting'

R. hctic. .-4 wiil be

F. M it che

s Riverside

At U'hcvloch's

At Whccloch

Announcing The "Anniversary" Pattern i847 ROGERS BROS,

Mn. R. Wilkerion

and Mr.-. I'.rr.r.r Kemt'S. j The Kpwcrth League r f the Im-j u anuel M. F. church will meet i this evening with Ooorge C. Fokc-rt, J no,l F. Dayton st. j The Missionary society of the liar-' ris Prairie (hri.-:ian church will I

mtet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr.s. H. J. Lmgley. Fdv.ardsburg rd.

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MEDITATIONS OF A MARRIED WOMAN

Little did Adam think, when Eve invented clothes, that the everlasting

; punishment of his sons would be to

wear a hard-boiled collar in summer and an open-faced evening coat In winter, while they paid the price of Eve's furs and chiffons. When 't man says that he hxs de-

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simply Infer that no efficient modern

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The richness and beauty of this dignified Colonial pattern put it on an exceptionally high plane. The popularity already achieved by this pattern is unusual.

Some

Te. .Spoons $3.73 srt. ToKr :vir;v;. oc Individual Buttrr Spread

of the prices are:

Dessert Spoons, $7.25 set. S.aJ.acl Forks. $7 set. Bouillon Spoons, $7 set.

BIRTHS

Oeorge Lindwall, av., Sept. 30, a

I Mr. and Mrs. I E. Indiana i daughter.

J Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall. 232 ;S. Chestnut st., Sept. 30. a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Polanka.

442 S. Liberty st., Sept. 30. a diugh-

tcr. Mr. and Mrs. Francisse Pathoskl, IS 02 Sibley st.. Sept. 29, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Maksymiljan Szmyanski, 2014 Kenwood av., Sept. 23, a son.

a practical sirr o: ?zrrzzss. Pattern 3376 ."applies thee three desirable models, cut in four sizes: Small, medium, large and extra large. It will require x yard for on pair made like Xo. 1. yard for Xo. 2 and ?s yard for Xo. 3. Any pile fibric. also woolen material, denim, outing Manner, fe lt, broad cloth, muslin, drill or cranh Is suitable for the.se designs. A patterns of this- illustration mailed to any address on receipt of IT cents in silver or stamps.

Mrs. 7.czep3.n Salwauski, Division st.. Sept. 2S,

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!..! i:." show you this beautiful new pattern. George H.Wheelock & Company

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mmMgi ; Quick oats now

3 to 5 minutes

Mr. and

1120 w.

i j 1 daughter. j I .Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith. 1223 Fifteenth st.. Sept. 2S. a son. I ' I Mr. and Mrs. Andresy Rozek. 2409 ;;!, Pertra::! st., Scj.t. 20. a son.

.Mr. and Mrs. Os ar J. Vollmer, 703 Nineteenth st.. Sept. 23. a ton. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Teghon. 1 "27 Linden av., Sept. 6. a son. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siddles. 1705 Caroline st.. Sept. 2. a son. Mr. an! Mra. Jamc Marshall. 232

. e.ne-tnut ft. daughter. Sept. 2n. , L'pwrth h.'pital. j Mr and Mrs. I Larry J. Waiter, i 110 3 Sherman av., son. October 1.

Pattern Editor. The News-Time South Bend. Ind. Dear Sir: Find enclosed IS cents In stamps or tllver for which you will klndiy oand m pattern No ........

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Town -w. State . r Since the pattern Is to be orde red. It Is understood that I chall not receive It for about week.

Send 12c in silver or stamps for cur UP-TO-DATE FALL AND WINTER 1922-1923 BOOK OF FASHIONS.

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It. purpose, f;:rn'?h!r..g of rieht gl..s's vl. :i i.t.tlcl. Otir x.amit.itir.s r- 'lo-t cTtremo i-r.r at 1 F.orouith l:r.owli d-o of our pro.' sd The Reiponiibility ! Our; the Comfort and Stifc tion Your.

If you want oats that are almost ready, ask for Instant Quaker Oats. This style cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. It is the quickest cooking cuts in the world. Just like regular Quaker Oats in that matchless quality. Flaked from

queen grams on.y just the

i 1 1 in c i: jacks sizs.. : '- Ad'irs and Cora Jefferles. :" S :;th Pend.

IXTintFST mOM OCT. 1 Saving? Deposit made at the American Trust Co.. on or before Oct. 10 draw interest from Oct. 1. ftart an account now.

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rlun:p. f.avory cats. They have the

flavor which has won the world to Quaker. But in Inst-.r.t Quaker the oats are cut before flaking. They arc rolled very thin and partly cooked. So the ibkes are smaller and thinner that is all. And the small thin fUkr? cook quickly. Your grocer has both styles. The Instant style is marked "Instant" on the laid. Instant Quaker Oats Cook in 3 to 5 minutes Copy No. 3S76 4 in. x 1 cel. Xew3 333:5-1

HALLOWE'EN Here's that bulletin prepared by our Washington Bureau that will tell you all about how to have a wonderful Hallowe'en Party. Suggestions for decorations, invitations, games, fortune telling:, the refreshments they're all in the bulletin. If you are preparing for a Hallowe'en Party you will want this bulletin. It's free to News-Times readers. Fill out carefully and mail the coupon below. Washington Bureau. South Bend News Times, 1322 N. Y. Ave., Washington, D. C. I want the bulletin HALLOWE'EN, and enclose 4 cents in stamps for postage and mailing costs. NAME STREET & NUMBER s CITY STATE X

young womun

he shall. If all the hills were mountain

all the rivers, seas; If buttercups) wer hollyhocks, and all the bushes, trees, How we should miss the LITTLE things like: Hies and ants and bees! If nothing were a punishment, and

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If all the "problems" had oeen solved and nothing kept you guessing And nothing worried you, at all this life WOFLI) he distressing! What would the good reformers do, if nobody were bad? And what would little minnows do, if all the fish were shad,? And, what would Pollyanna do, if everyone wre CLAD? If women all were perfect, and every man a saint; If all we heard was compliment and never a complaint. Oh, this would be a dull, old world but thank tho Lord. It AIN'T. If wives were never known to nag, nor husbands known to curse. If everything worked out as planned. In all the universe This world might bo a better place and yet. it might be WORSE! (Copyright. 19 22. Helen Rowland).

s the new fashions change, the changing fashions are always new when introduced by the Premier Fashion House of South Bend Ellsworth's

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You can now buy at Dutch Master

Cigar for 5c.

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Call Aetna Cleanerx Garments, Lata cleaned. L. 1276, 916 E. Sampie. One day service cheerfully r:n. lvt. 23I-tf.

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Great Breakfast Dish Stewed raisins delicious energizing, ironizing food. Practically predigested. Also a fine natural laxative. Make it regular and get the best rciults. Stewed Raisins Ccrrr Scn-Ma;J filets Riitini with rcid water and add a tUcm oi Irnott er

oranre. 1 ace on tzt, rrmf to a boa and i!!cw tt .rr.rr?r f "r cne ho':r. Stir

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Sun-Maid ifeJ! Rar.r. coataia

rcr crm Literal fruit sur. Sjn-Maid Rj'.s'r.s hould cert yon to more than tL following price: Seeded r 15 et. tiut fr ) 20 Seedless (t IS cz. rd tite.) 18c Seeded aoi Scsdless (11 . 15c

Sim-Mai Raisins

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New Wraps New Suits NTew 3-Piece Costumes Mew Capes New Frocks New Gowns New Furs New Blouses New Skirts New Sweaters New Hats New Footwear New Gloves New Hosiery New Handbags New Neckwear Novelties in the Latest Manner

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