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DECEIT CHIEF
DIVORCE CAUSE
ASSERTS JUDGE
Honesty Between Husband
and Wife Proposed as
Remedy.
LYING DOESN’T PAY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., March
fibbing. Just plain lying—or
name one cares to give pre
varication—is the thief cause for the
ever increasing number of divorces to
day.
At least such is the reason assigned for
the severing of marital relations by
Judge Thomas F. Graham, for more than
twenty years on the Superior Court bench
here and who, despite his more than
State-wide reputation as the “great
reconciler,'* has granted thousands of
divorces. *
And a proper remedy for the present
ly divorce evil Judge Graham suggests
honesty between husband and wife re
g rding every matte! of mutual interest
to them.
DECEIT CAUSE
OF t XHAITISESS.
“Back of the majority of divorce suits
filed here—and it must be true of other
cities—is deceit by either the husband or
wife.” said the jurist. “I have run
across scores of variations of fibs, lies,
white lies, half truths and vicious de
ceits. Wives, as well as husbands, are
guilty of deceit, but in most eases where
a marriage is of short duration it will
be found that the young husband is the
one chiefly to blame.
•'Often he makes the mistake of start
ing matrimony without making his bride
his full confidante. He earns, say $l5O
i. month. During the courtship he tells
her his income is more than that. The
automobile he courts her In is not paid
for. There are monthly payments that
must be met, but the girl knows nothing
,of them.
|HINTS HE HAS
BANK ACCOUNT.
“He hints vaguely at a bank aecounv.
They arc married, and the deceit con
tinues. The young bride, perhaps from
a home where there has been little need
of economy, unknowingly spends more
than her husband earns. Bills begin to
arrive. Still the husband does not con
fess the real limit of his salary, but
vainly tries to bluff it out, hoping against
hope for a ‘change of luck’ or a semi
e.vpected raise in salary which never
comes.
"Quarrels over money and unpaid bills
begin to mar the home life of the young
©duple. The outlook is dreary to the
young wife, who fears every ring of the
doorbell is that of a btll-eolleetor. The
husband begins to worry and is short
tempered and cross. Things go wrong at
the office, and he takes it out in short,
spiteful words at home.
"Divorce proceedings are filed, and
friends are amazed. *They seemed such
a happy couple,’ all say.
AS HE SAID
ONCE BEFORE.
“But back of it ail is the decit prac
ticed by the husband during the court
ship and maintained through the short
marriid life.
“There are cases also where the wife
Is gi.ilty of deception. She Luys clothes
beyond her husband's means, charges
them and deceives her hu c band about
their cost. When she makes the pur
chases she expects to pay for them, but
how she is going to get the money is
another question. She trusts to luck,
and nsually the husband gets the hills,
and there is a scene, tears and bitter
words—then divorce. *
“Intemperance, of course, is a major
factor in divorce cases, but investigation
shows that intemperance Is the result,
not the cause, of married unhappiness,”
said Judge Grahare.
And here (he judge, who has sent many
couples reunited from his courtroom,
pointed out the remedy that might curb
the evil.
COUPI.ES WHO
KISS ARE SAFE.
’Husband an wife who trust each
other, who harbor no secret* from each
other, who kiss at parting and kiss at
the evening reunion never get into the
diworce courts.
“The woman who loses at bridge and
tries to hide her losses from her hus
band is making the gravest mistake.
“The husband who ‘keeps his business
affairs’ to hiinsclf and deceives his wife
when things go wrong is courting mari
tal disaster.
“All women like to be trusted, and
few of them betray genuine, full-hearted
confidence.
“Deceit is the microbe of divorce. It
is the start of all troubles that lead to
the divorce conrs.
“Sly advice to young couples Just start
ing out on the uncertain voyage of matrl- ,
mony is to be square with each other at
all times. Then the ship will weather
every storm,” he said.
Sweet Young Co-ed
I Avers Every Girl
Likes to Be Kissed
NEW YORK, March 6.—Some of 'em
•Jo and some of ’em don’t, all emphatic
declarations from California notwith- ;
standing. There's no general rule.
Such is the retort of co eds of New
York colleges to the charge of Editor
K. I/. Ingraham of the California Pell- j
can, *bat “all college girls like
kissed," and “expect every
takes 1 1 ''it to
♦ “Kissing Isn't on the
lum." said Miss Mitzle Kallsh, New York
University dramatic star. “It's ridiculous }
to say that onr idol is a cave man.
“Every girl llkea to he kissed by the 1
tn.-wi she loves. She wants it and ex
ppcta It."
A sweet young thing at Barnard, on
the other hand, deposes that:
“Petting has established itself as the
new intercollegiate sport."
While a short-skirted, bobbed-ha)red,
rolled-stockinged flapper chimed in with
“Don't yon know that the idea that you
marry the girl you kiss Is worn out and
ancient ?"
The editor of Mortar Board, Barnard’s
annual publication, dodged the Issue
partly. She said:
“There are two classes of girls In a
college, the social lionesses and serious
students. The former are distracting and
a danger to education."
——
Indigo Dye Used by
Egyptians 1,000 B. C.
I.ONDON, March 9.—German scientists
have discovered the "navy ft hie" fashion
of today was the vogue among the ails
tocracy of Egypt long before the days
of Cleopatra.
Dr. Rathegea, _in the German Chemical
Newspaper, says a portion of an Egyp
tion princess' garment of the period about
1000 B. C. was submitted to a chemical
analysis to test the coloring, and the
presence of indigo-dye was detected.
Several feminine household gods were
examined. Including a Babylonian vase
.<’■ glass and a finger-ring made of tin. !
• •_ bmk to about 1000 B. C.
that the vase had been
made by means of a shaped mould of
iuid glass being placed on the
si.!,. The glass was rr aque.
Further examination of tther articles I
revealed a high state of industrial ait j
among the Babylonians.
Tew Married Couples
Happy/ Asserts Judge
NEW YORK, March 9.—“1 have an idea
that very few married couples are really
happy,” Supreme Court Justice Irving
Lehman said from the bench in a talk
to counsel in a separation action. He
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922.
, an Idea that very ;few married couples
are Ideally happy,” said Justice Lehman.
"But they have gotten altyig fairly well
for fourteen years and only parted after
i a flareup in a theater.
“I iq not going to try to force people
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25c Clayton's Dog Soap H, j 9r
35c Conti Castilo Soap, Italian.... 25,.
15c Cocoq Castile Soup. Kirk's, all 25c
25c Cutlcura Soap, 19c; 3 for nr, r
30c Packer’s Tar Soap gg c
50c Packer's Liquid Tar Soap..." 4j o
!6c Palm Olive Soup, 9c; 3 for 25,.
25c Germacidal Soap j ßc .
25c Pear’s Glycerla, 19c; 3 f0r.... ga c
26c Pear's Unscented Soap is c
15c Jergen's Violet Soap 8 for 2fic
30c Woodbury’s Facial Soap igr
iOc Resinol Soup
76c Societe liygieneque 49,.
50c Kogers & G. Violet 50ap...... g.y, |
50c Rogers & G. Lilac Soap gsc !
35c Barba sol 29 c I
50e Gillette Blades, 6 for .\. 37,. 1
~sl 00 Gillette Blades, 12 for ?4„
iV)c Gem Junior Blades S9o
5 Tc Ever-Ready Blades Bic
35c Keen Kutter Blades 29
35c$ Enders Blades 29c
$1.75 \Ever-Ready Razor sX.(si I
si.(:( ) Gem Junior Razor 85c
$5.00 Mllette Razor $2.98 j
85c Slaving Brush 25c
75c 61 laving Brush 50c |
Tomorrow, Friday, OUR BARGAIN DAY.
LINEN
/AEROPLANE LINEN REMNANTS
—Yard wide; all lineu; In lengths
of % to 2 yards; suitable for tancy
work, pillows, small boys’ suits, etc.
Many of these remnants contain the
stamp of the British government;
however, it is easily washed out.
49c and 59c qualities, qq
yard OOC
TOWELING REMNANTS—At one
% half original bolt prices; bleached
or unbleached. For example: A
toweling that sold for 18c per yard
in bolt, you can buy for 9c yard.
DISHCLOTHS —In coarse mesh
weave; 10c quality, H
each .. DC
MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK
-58 Inches wide; neat floral in
designs; 76c quality
PURE LINEN PATTERN TABLE
CLOTHS—7Ox7O inches; round de
signs with plain centers;
$6.50 quality DJ/D
. HUCK TOWELS —Large size; very
close weave; 25c quality, | ©y
each 1 f C
TURKISH TOWELS
size; soft finish; 19c ■ r*
quality IDC
LONGCLOTH—Yard wide; | i
soft, even thread; 19c quality. ITtC
—First Floor, Northwest.
WOMEN’S
UNDERWEAR
WOMEN’S LIGHT WEIGHT COT
TON UNION SUITS—Low neck,
sleeveless, tight and wide knee,
bodice top; wide knee o/\
(3 for $1.00) OUC
WOMEN’S FINE RIBBED GAUZE
VESTS—Low neck, sleeveless,
built-up shoulder strap; regular
and extra sizes | a
(3 for 50c) I uC
WOMEN’S LISLE UNION SUITS
—Broken lots; bodice top, tight
knee, low neck, sleeveless and shell
knee; flesh and white; - £*a
special for Friday U/C
—First Floor, SouthwesL
HOSIERY
WOMEN’S CHIFFON SILK HOSE
—Full fashioned, high spliced heels,
double soles, silk lisle garter tops;
pretty, sheer weight; black,
brown, Russian calf and A * qq
navy; $2.00 quality I .Jb
WOMEN’S PURE THREAD SILK
HOSE—Seamless foot, fashioned
leg, lisle garter tops; black, white,
brown and gray (3 n a
pairs, $2.00), pair ©/C
BOYS’ BUSTER BROWN STOCK
, INGS —Heavy ribbed, seamiesß, ful
ly reinforced; black; sizes on
7 to 1114; 50c quality JJ/C
—First Floor, Southwest
GLOVES
WOMEN’S FRENCH LAMBSKIN
GLOVES 16-button length; black,
white, tan and brown; broken line
of sizes; $5.00 aa
qualities
WOMEN’S SILK AND FABRIC
GLOVES —2-clasp; white and col
ors; small sizes only; up ©
to SI.OO qualities lifC
KAYSER WASAHBLE CHAMOIS
ETTE GLOVES—2-clasp, black,
white and colors; r a
pair OUC
—First Floor, Southwest
WOMEN’S
NECKWEAR
VENISE LACE COLLARS—Large
assortment of patterns. Tuxedo
shape, cream and white;
69c quality Z*/C
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—Of
Venise lace. Tuxedo in
shapes; 98c quality 4oC
—First Floor, South.
NOTIONS
Sanitary Apron* i
Sanitary Belts \
Children’s Waists \
Sew-on Supporters I
Rubber Sheeting—36x36. I
Tango Shields I
Gym Supporters f
Babies’ Rubber Pant*... f _
Mercerized Rick-Rack-**
2 bolts. 6 yards )
Bias Tape—Extra fine, 2
bolts, 6 yards I '
Embroidery Edging—4l
bolts, 3 yards 1
Kitchen Rubberized A
Aprons I
Leatherette Shopping /
Bags I
Garrity’s Waving Fluid./
—First Floor, Northeast
LACES—RIBBONS—
VEILS
REMNANTS —Os laces, embroidery,
fancy trimming; slightly ©
soiled; up to 50c qualities IUC
Val. Laces \
Real Linen Cluny ]
Mercerized Cotton IP 0
Cluny f 48c
Filet Venise Collar \ qualities,
Laces ) j
Venise Collar Laces... ( 1
Camisole Laces 1 .
Narrow Fur Trimming | y
Bands /
FUR TRIMMING BANDS—Coney,
squirrel, astrakhan, imitation Bquir
rel, mufflon, skunk opossum; up
to $2.98 qualities; 69c
FANCY RIBBONS —For children’s
hairbows and sashes; various color
combinations of light and dark col
orings; up to 48c © p>
qualities, yard IDC
PATTERN VElLS—Black only;
fancy meshes with Chantilly bor
ders; $1.98 quality, 9C**
each V . (uDC
—First Floor, Northeast.
MW*H. BLOCK C?
Hart Schaffner & Marx Guaranteed Clothes for Men, Young Men and Boys, 8 to 18.
IN OUR MODEL GROCERY
Quality — Service —Moderate Prices
BREAD—On Sale from 3:30 A. M. to 12 M.
Sun-lit Bread, hot from our ovens. All pan breads, including gaa
rye, graham and whole wheat. One-pound loaves, while supply sea
lasts, loaf
BREAKFABT BACON,
lean, Bweet sugar cured,
machine sliced (two
pounds, 45c), no
pound xLoC
STANDARD OI.EOMAttGAKIN'E
uncolored, pound, 24c,
Colored, ready to serve, pound,
34.
BOURBON' SANTOS COFFEE,
old crop, fresh roasted (4 pounds.
$1.00), pound. 27<L
FRESH OYSTERS, large select
standards from Baltimore, in full
measure, sealed, sanitary cans;
pint, 3<t.
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE,
ponmd, 4f)£.
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE, 1-
pound carton, IJOc*.
PURE COCOA, in bulk, pound,
15C.
EVAPORATED MILK, Pet. Van
Camp's; tali can (dozen cans,
$1.05), can, 9<t.
CORN, Yankee Baby, Country
Gentleman (dozen can3, $1.75).
can, 15C.
SIFTED PEAS, finest flavor
(dozen cans, $1.75), cgn, 15<*.
SMOKED WHITE FISH, pound,
35C.
SMOKED KIPPERED SALMON,
pound, 45d.
Remarkable Underselling of Women's
Pumps, Strap Pumps
and Oxfords
Qualities
Lucky is the woman who gets a pair of these shoes at $2.95, for there is only
a limited selection and they will sell in a hurry. Placed on tables for con
venient selections.
BLACK SATIN BLACK CALF BLACK SUEDE -
PATENT LEATHER BROWN CALFSKIN *
Pumps and oxfords in styles of pleasing appearance, durable qualities;*
formerly $7.00 to $9.00. Military, baby French, high French and walking
heels. Few sizes and widths missing. Cqme in th* morning to "be sure of
getting your size. Pair, $2.95.
Children's Skuffers at
$1.49
Boys’ and girls’ skuffer shoes, of
brown calf leather; sturdy construc
tion; extension d-| AQ
soles I •
BASEMENT STORE life" |
DOMESTICS AND BEDDINGS
No Mail or Phone Orders
Vast color apron
GINGHAM—AII size blue
checks; extra | o
special I£C
PERCALES—Yard wide,
neat droits patterns in
light and dark colors
(10-yard limit), t r
extra special lOC
BLACK SATEEN—Yard
wide, nicely
mercerized ibOC
CURTAIN MATERIALS
—Yard wide, marquis
ette, i scrim, crossbars,
etc. (limit 10 yards to a
customer); ex- |/
tra special, yard... IDC
CURTAIN SCRIM—Yard
wide, plain and figured, 2
to 5-yard lengths; n\/
up to 18c qualities f /2C
DRAPERY CRETONNES
—Yard wide, new spring
patterns in medium and
dark colors; I Q
extra special JLOC
SMOKED HAMS, sugar
cured, wood smoked, half
or whole, on
pound JuC
LE GARDE SARDINES, 6-ouuce
cun, 2 tiC.
CALIFORNIA SARDINES, in
mustard or tomato sauce; 15-
ounce oval can, 25C.
RIDGWAY’B TEA, Orange
Label; 1 pound, 72<J; Vi
pound, 21<L
CHEESE, Wisconsin cream,
pound, 28Ci brick cheese,
pound, 28o>
NAVY BEANS, 8 pounds, 25<S
RICE, Blue Rose brand, 3
Is, 25ib
MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI,
Red, White and Blue; 3 pack
ages, 25C
LI'DWIG PURE EGG NOODLES
(dozen boxes, $1.30), box, 11C
PREMIER SALAD DRESSING,
large bottle, 37<J; small bottU,
18C.
BLAC K PEPPER, In bulk,
pound 25<t
CALIFORNIA PRUNES,
pound 25<*
SUN-LIT WHEAT CEREAL, an
Ideal breakfast food, 8
pounds 19C
Women's Comfort Slippers,
* $1.59
One-strap models, of black kid
leather; low heels, turned soles; a
decided saving
—Third floor.
PLAIN WEAVE
CRETONNE
Inches wide; rich,
dark colors; in floral
and bird patterns; ex
cellent for comfort
coverings, porch fur
niture, slips, etc.;
limit 16 yards to a
’custo- 191/'
mer i L / lA.
MUSLIN REMNANTS—
Bleached and unbleached,
up to 19c qualities; while
400 yards ©
last, yard lUC
HOPE BLEACHED
MUSLIN —Yard wide (8-
yard limit); © *y\/
extra special.. 1 L /2C
WHITE OUTING FLAN
NEL—26 inches wide;
double fleece, good
weight for children's and
infants’ wear; limit 10
yards to a customer; ex
ySr' 1a1 '.....12 1 /2C
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE,
country style; no phone
orders; -i n
pound lOC
CORN MEAL, white, made from
choicest Indiana corn, 5
pounds 9<i
PEANUT BUTTER—Sun - Lit,
made at the counter, 2
pounds ...23<*
POTATO CHIPS, from our Sun-
Lit kitchen, pound ,55<J
U-lb 15<j
GOLD DUST WASHING POW
DER, large box 29 1}
LUX, for fine laundering, pack
age 10<J
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
CHIPS, large package —. .23<j
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER,
can lOd
ARGO STARCH, 6-pound
package 39^
IVORY SOAP, 10 bars 69C
WERK'S TAG SOAP, 10
bars ... 69<*
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP (case
of 160 bars, $4.10); 10
bars -42 C
—Fifth Floor.
UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING —Mohawk, yards
wide (5-yard jo
limit) 45C
SEAMLESS BLEACHED
SHEETS—BIx9O, good
heavy quality (limit four
to a custo- no
mer), special iijC
MOHAWK BLEACHED
SHEETS—BIx99; extra
S. $1.49
HEMMED PILLOW
CASES
special, © q
each lOC
BLEACHED SHEET
ING—IO-4 width; bet
ter than Mohawk;
while 200 r q
yards last DuC
BABY BLANKETS—
White with pink or blue
stripe border, 45c qual
ity ; while o o
they last, pair £OC
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