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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. WKDXESDAY, ITJUtlWIlY II. 1311 ! j 1 The Ellsworth Store The Ellsworth Store j SOCIAL jiND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN ij ' ysmm Through thA courtey of nr. H. M. Mitchell, a party f IG nurss from Kpworth hospital were delightfully entertained with a slejghride Tuesday evening to the horn-; of Louis Cauli'- min on th liurhanan road. An lab orate supper was -red and the pa.rtj returned at a late Imiir. Trie company include! the Mis.--s .Mar-K-rtt I'arker, superintendent of the hospital, and the Mi- s Isabel Fb-w-elllng. Dona Cmuir, Ma Pruritic', .Maude Spangbr, Nevada Slipper. .Martha Herger. Kthel 1'ike. .Mary Turner. Mary Wentland. Iva Caulf man. "Winifred I'mdh-y. dlatlys Lyons, Mary Ixu I'o-ter, Jennie liyndman and Kred Geyer. A paily of 2 0 including Councilman and Mrs. Arthur Miliar, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond tiooley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Achenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Hert Lay man, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dambacher, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barhajn and Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Barham en joyed a slelghrldo to the home of Trustee and Mri. John Zaehnle in Harris township Saturday evening. After a delicious .upper games and music were enjoyed. SOCIAL CLUBS. The members of the o As You Pleaso club were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrn. French Melton. 1020 Champaign t. The favors at cards were won by Mrs. Vernon Mel ton. Mth. Kutfene Dambaeher. A dainty lunch was Ferved. In two weeks the club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Iloraco Meade, 74 4 Notre Damo av. The South liend club held its fort nightly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Ttrandt in Mishawaka. The favors at cards were won by Mrs. Spaeth. Mrs. potts and Mrs. Charles Bailey. The club will meet in two weeks with Mr. W. ,S. Weaver, on Wood .st. Tie Uroadway club was pleasantly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Q. X. Tap'art nt her home. ."10 Michigan av. Following a discussion of current events led by Mrs. C. Mil ler. ;l business meeting was held dur ini? which arrangements were made for the annual club dinner at which the club members entertain their hus bands. It will be. t'iven Friday even ins: at the home of Mr. ind Mrs. Frank Jackson on the I'ortaxe av. road and will be In the nature of a Valentine party. The next regular meeting will be with Mr:'. Warrick, -'j I-:. Broadway. Members of the Silver Pleasure club were Kue;ts Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. A. L. Peed. 20'J Sycamore st. At the close of a pleasant afternoon dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. In a contest Mrs. Cbar b s Wacner received the favor. The c Illb Will be entertained in tWd we- ks '"v Mrs. Waener at h'-r home, F. Madison st. Mrs. Charles Steinus. J 21 S. Scott . entertained the members of the st Social Sixteen club Tuesday after noon. Her home was attractively decorated for the occasion with a pro fusion of hearts and cup-ids in honor of Valentine's day and the dainty lunch served featured a scheme of red and white. Tn contests favors went to Mrs. Oliver Johnson, Mrs. Uertch. Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. John Maher. The club will be entertained Mareh 3 by Mrs. Oliver Johnson. 125 ;. Paul's 'place. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Music department of the Prop less clu! will meet Thursday after noon at 4 o'clock. The study of Liszt uii; be beun. Miss Mary Mcliurny L-iinir the story of his life and Miss Louise Studebaker the classification of lis work. The music will be in charge "f Miss Valeria BonDurant. The evening department Prosre.s elub Will tTH et t nin at 7 : I ." oVUu k in of the Thursday the club rooms. Til.- L.tdi.'s' Aid society' of t. .Io- F-p!i hospital will meet Friday after-n-on in the library at St. Patrick's sdool to s-w for the hospital charity w;rd. The hostesses will be Mrs. Dan Kellev. Mrs. .1. F. Mines and Mrs. W. A. Crek. The Philathea iirls of the Indiana . Christiai churih will bold its Monthly meeting Thursday afternon ni the home of Miss olive Culp. L''. K. Indiana a. The Home i'.irls Bible class will hold their monthly social meeting Thursdnv afternoon at o'clock in I f.a1 Styles for every da" in the week. For outdoor and indoor wear. Exclusive de signs, smart fashion able appearance. Union. Shuc Co. - VI 3 a l ' V f J- 1 m 'f Y Y ,- , T T LOVELY AFTERNOON FROCK IN CHINESE BLUE FOR YOUNG GIRL FROM SIXTEEN TO EIGHTEEN i'c l' "it ' ,s , , . HY U Afternoon frock of Chinese blue "chartneuse." The bodice is a very loose kimono, trimmed with a turned down collar of tulle eded with a niching of the same material. The small yoke is also of tulle and gather- he rooms of Mrs. Alma O. Ware at the Kindergarten Training school. Following the Bible lesson. Kabbi Abraham Cronbach will t?ive a talk on "The Brotherhood of Man". The Ladies Aid society of Grace M. K. church will meet Thursday aft ernoon in the church parlors. The south section of the Women's league of the First M. L church held its monthly business and social meet ing Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. A. lager. 116 S. Taylor st., with 5S members present. In order to raise the fund pledged by the so ciety arrangements were made for the annual "experience meeting" to be held in June. In the meantime, each member will earn a dollar toward the fund in some way and at the meeting in June will relate her experience in doing so. Following the business ses sion dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Katherine Baker. Mrs. Mary L. Hlne, Mrs. J. A. Varier and Mrs'. Albert Myers. The March meeting will be with Mrs. J. 11. Keamer. filO S. Main st. The following olticers were elected Tuesday evening at the meeting of the Young Women's Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian church: President, Mrs. F. W. Morse; vice president. .Mrs. S. S. (Jill; secretary, Mrs. Timothy . Shanafelt: trea-urer, Mrs. L. P. Hardy. The society was di vided into four circles which will take turns in planning the programs for the various meetings. The society will meet hereafter the third Friday of each month. The Women's Home Missionary so ciety of St. Paul's Methodist " Me morial church held a well attended meeting in the church parlors Tues day afternoon, the hostesses being Mrs. Flora Smith. Mrs. Charles Web ster. Mrs. Stephen Heister. Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. Lucado and Mrs. Heese. Chapters of the text. "The Melting Pot", were reviewed by Mrs. lieese and Mrs. Smith discussed im migration. A pleasing vocal solo was r-ndered by Mrs. Charles Webster, after which Mrs. Fannie Lane, from the office of County Trustee Krueger. gave an excellent talk on the relief work among South Bend's poor. She told of many distressing cases which could be aided by the missionary so cieties of the city. The society will meet in March with Mrs. Anson Pen wi 11. Laporte av. J PERSONALS l,ouls Johnson of London, Eng.. isited his sister-in-law. Mrs. Harry Ji.hn.ton. 1137 X. Bissell st., Tuesday. Mr. Johnson stopped in South Hend while on his way to Toronto. Canada. He will return to England soon. ' WOl'Ll) APOIT CHILD. Permission to adopt Jack Donahue iy asked in a petition tiled by Carl rnd Cloay Hunfee in the circuit e-uirt. The ehild's father deserted the ,no:her and the latter recently ob tained a divorce and remarried. John s : c : o r. !ta:it. J. Walsh, state factory in and Henry A. Hreetz. as have just completed an in of South Hend factories. They left Wednesday Cury. A report of the in South Hend w ill . later. mornint: for investigation made public Uuilds up waste tissue, promotes ap petite, improves digestion, induces re frshiriK sleep, giving renewed strength and health. That's w hut Hollister's Itockr Mountain Tea does. "3c.. Tea vr Tabb ts. Cooiiic) Drug Store. Advt, . . ? "'.'u'f T. CHURCH AFFAIRS j I . u JU mf .!, i . ,- A 2j 5 U .V V V' "s , rr 'r- n , 3i ,?...v. . Kl I 1 II ;:v' ; UACOXTKUSK. ed ed. by a small silk cord peach color A broad girdle of peach supple moire ribbon is bowed on the left side. The skirt gathered at the waist-line is buttoned in front. CONCERT AT HIGH SCHOOL Illinois (.Ice Club and Swiss Bell I ting -ers Kntcrtain Sunday. The Illinois (ilee club and Swiss bell ringers will give a concert in the high school auditorium at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, under the auspice of the Y. M. C. A. Usually Sunday afternoon meetings given by the Y. M. C. A. are for men only, but women will be invited on this occa sion. The club comes to the city highly recommended and will present a pro gram of high character. Their rep ertoire includes some of the difficult selections by the best composers but is characterized chletly by songs of more popular nature. Ben ringing and instrumental solos will also features of the program. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFERS CO-OPERATION Promising cooperation in an exami nation of the mercantaile buildings of South Uend with respect to tire J prevention, the C humber oi Com merce has sent a letter to (Jus A. Wise, secretary of the Indiana Pre vention Ciib. Indianapolis, inviting the club to this city. The letter suggests that the inspec tion be made on March 4 ami T. The subject was presented to the atten tion of directors of the chamber sev eral weeks ago when a member of the State Fire association addressed a meeting o the oard. j If I owned vouv S Mr. London writea: Tea. I would guarantee a cure or re , elope with him to Michigan, but there fund their money. I say it's Nature's . she learned that he was father of two cure and the only one for the blood." i children and had a wife in Hungary. Hollirter's Pocky Mountain cured him J She came back to South Pend follow where other remedies failed. Try it-ed by Mike, who got away with a kis yourself. Coonley Drug Store. Advt. last week and his arrest came next. doners Annual z 1 4 JS Is the price of any article in our North Window Thurs day which includes a set of Star or Grape Cut Tumblers (six to a set) Comdiment sets, vanities, hat pins, cuii link sets. Sterling cream la dles, etched vases, etc. The price wil be reduced ioc each dav. DON'T FORGET TO NAME THE LITTLE MAN CT ATTT712Q THREEFLOOR jLf-ri. LJ jCJlv O jewelry store fin tin n nTrnn urn i dAid UTal tilb WILL j P.'l Ell Pure Food Expert of U. S. De partment of Agriculture Clims Oysters Are Often More Pure Than I5Y J)II. CAUL Ij. ALSBlllUi. As a general proposition, it is fair to state that people run less risk of contracting typhoid fever from oysters than they do from drinking raw milk or the water supplied in many commu nities. The great bulk of the oysters sold are wholesome. The number of oyster beds where pollution is even possible is relatively small. Although I ran- ! not give the oyster an absolutely clean bill of health. I can say that the preju dice against them is out of all propor tions. ine trutn l tnat because in very -rare cases oysters from a bad bed I have caused sickness and because in many cases local authorities have sought to escape responsibility for pol- j luted water or milk supply by placing j the blame upon wholly innocent and j silent oysters, the people are more j and more shunning this really valu- ! able food. ! Of course, as people eat less -oysters, i they eat more meat, poslbly more ex- j pensive meat. And the more meat is eaten the greater the demand and the j higher the price. Oyster Pie. Line a deep pie-plate with rich puff paste. Kill this with bread crusts (to ; be removed later). hit on a top crust buttered about the edge, on the under side, that it may easily be removed. Bake in hot oven a golden brown. Stew one quart of oysters for five minutes. Stir very slowly one cup of white sauce. Salt to taste, dash of pepper and the well-beaten yolks of two egf,rs. Kemove top crust and till pie crust with oyster mixture. He placo top crust and set in oven for live minutes before serving. HrolJcd Oysters. Wash shells and lay oysters on grid iron or broiler iron. Put under hot gas flame or over bed of red coals. As soon a each opens drop bit of but ter and (rust of pepper In each shell and serve at once. Panned Oysters. Wash one pint of oysters in cold j water. Drain and wipe dry. Have j skillet very hot. Put in oysters. Shake I about until the edges curl. Put on hot platter. Add butter, salt and pep per and serve with watercress sand wiches. Oyster Cocktail. Wash and wipe dry oysters allow ing six or seven for each serving. Be sure they are very cold. When ready ;o serve put In cocktail glass. on , each put one-half teaspoon of horse- : radish, one teaspoon of catsup, and , pepper to taste, and a teaspoon of ; lemon julc Serve at once with j round crackers. ViS in a blanket. .Select tine large oysters and If't j chem drain. Turn each one over in ; line cracker crumbs and wrap auoui j it a thin Ellce or nacon. rasien se-, eurely with a wooden toothpick. Have! kettle of deep fat as for frying dough- j nuts. Place ovsters in the bacon blan- kets in wire basket and fry about live minutes, or until oysters are puffed and bacon is crisp. Panned Oysters in Individual DMies. Cover the bottom of small casse role or nappie used for shirring egKs with a slice of toasted bread out to fit the bottom (u?e cookie cutter). Moisten with a little milk mixed with a little honor from the oysters. 'ut i oehnver of ovsters on the toast. Sprinkle1 lltrhtl, with salt. pepper and half - dozen bits of butter. Set pans in hot oven, and cook until oysters "ruffle", baste once or twice with milk. .Serve in dish in which they are cooked. Gar nish with slices of lemon covered with minced parsley. STOLEN KISS PROVES COSTLY ONE FOR MIKE (ids IrtNh Willi Hanevc After ting be Mitten" and Lumls Police Court. "(iel in One -T.T' kiss will cost Mike Fletcher 15 days in jail. It was stol- en :rom ni nance, .miss tieien jan- aeis. 0o2 Tutt st. Mike induced Helen to divorce her former husband and Valentine Sale We have on display in our show win dows this week some of the greatest bar gains in jewelry ever offered. Many of the articles are worth double what we now ask for them. It will pay you io look them over and make your selection now to morrow it mav be taken. $3.50 ' Will buy any artice in our south show window, 26 pieces silver set. casseroles, baking viishes, trays, clocks, cut glass water sets, brace lets, solid gold lavalliers, brooches, curt Jinks, rings and scarf pins. The price will be reducd 5uc each da v. New Dresi Goods Today we're talking New Dress Goods talking Dress Goods that are New, judged every way- Our Dress Goods are in the Weaves most favored by the Fashion Leaders, they're the New Shades and they're Direct from New York. Following are some interesting details on this Timely Subject: Wool Crepes that are- the Newest New especially adapted to the New Season Fashion Demands. In all the latest shades, including Hague Blue, Tango, Absinthe, Green, Tan and Navy Blue forty inches wide, SI. 00 a yard. Tussah Crepes Mohair and Wool. A suitable cloth both for spring and summer Suits and Coats. Widely fav ored, too, for Auto Coats. In all the New Shades 2 inches in width S1.25 a yard. Brocaded Satin Prunella 52 inches in width. This is a beautiful material for Spring Dresses, Suits or Coats. Very special at Si. 50 a yard. Ratines in beautiful soft shades. Much favored for Dresses, Suits, Separate Skirts and Coats 50 inches wide S1.50 a yard. Eponge a cloth that's dependable. Decidedly correct for suits or skirts also in good style for coats. A wide range of colors including all the new shades 44 inches wide S 1.25 a yard. Storm Serges, French Serges, Whipcords, Poplins and all the New Weaves in prices ranging from 50c up to S3.00 a vard. Silk and Wool Poplins soft and rich for the new draped gown in all the latest shades. Two qualities 42 inches wide 55 1.25 and 44 inches wide S1.50. Special 36 inch Storm Serge in tan, old blue, navv, cream and black, 50c a yard. This is a Timely Time for the buying of Dress Goods. : 1 Thp judgo lold him he must keep awav from her when he got out or an complaint he would be given a double nen the next tirnc. jjS ithsx DULWK. Hans Crissinger told the court he has lived in outh Pend 20 years and the police never before oaught him yet lor being drunk. Judge Warner suspended sentence this time. i:orr.n is i:xor;i?. Jessie Poleson got the worst of a street light with Charles Pady Tues day. Poleson wa.s arrested but, Hady said he would not appear against him us he gave him enough on the street. p(li-n ,u:is released Baby Doll hoes In Patent or Gun Llctol Why Pay More? G.R. Kinney & Co. 116-122 Kast Wayne St. The Last of Our Removal Sale Your last opportunity at the genuine bargains we have been offering. See our windows for real values in Silverware. Frank FJayr & New Location 113 S. Michigan St. is $1.98 d (31 1 U. rfjs MztcMTcar Spot fH tcxtn' CAKI OF TILWKS. Mrs. Sidney Hunt. Mr. Frd I.a Fountain and Mr. Klmer Hickey wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to the many friends and relatives and especially the Indies Altar society of St. Joseph's parish for the. kindness shown during the recent illness and death of their mother, Mrs. Mars- P. Uickey. Adv. A daughter wa.s born to Mrs. Chas. Parker, :i0 7 X. st., Wednesday morning. Mr. anu Cushing Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST. I A Warm Fur Coat or Set of Furs mean solid com fort these cold days. We are sacrificing our beautiful line at ridiculous prices sooner than pack them away. Why not save Half the price by an investment now rather than delay until next season? S400.00 Mole Coat for $200.00 350.00 Jap Mink Coat J 50.00 250.00 Hudson Seal Coat 125.00 125.00 Ponv Coat 62.50 125.00 Mink Marmot Coat 62.50 115.00 Russian Seal Coat for 57.50 S 87.50 Sitka Wolf Set $40.00 45.00 Cross Fox Set 27.50 35.00 Natural Lvnx Set 20.00 32.50 Red Fox Set 17.50 15.00 Iceland Fox Set 9.00 27.50 Pointed Wolf Set 15.00 35.00 Llama Set 20.00 12.50 Oppossum Set 7.50 22.50 Natural Wolf Set 10.00 40.00 Jap Mink Set 22.50 18.50 Jap Mink Set 13.50 7.50 Lvnx Conev Set 3.75 1 15.00 Scotch Mole Set 62.50 60.00 Scotch Mole Set 35.00 See Our New LUND COR. MICH. & Speaking of Paul Poiret's Surprise, Wo men's Wear Says: "It is believed that nev er before had a leading French couturier used featured American made fabrics at an opening. Possibly rabrics made in this country have never been used at all by any of the recognized " French dressmakers and milliners. It is also probable that an American manufacturer has never before in this authorized way produced silks from the original French designs French American goods." The Poiret French American Silks are now on Display here. T h e Wan&maksr Silk Sale is also on now some Exceptional Offerings. asm inin xmh We Mter to the tr:id' that J 1 nppreciute alvntisl tdr. It It is something nw in T"""T shoes if jt j, suaietLhig 5 XwmI nt; have it just a lit tle better than you'll find at m,st pUees. Our prio are jut a at tractive an our hw tyl juid their other good quali ties BEITNER'S SONS nini raining TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS Spring Dresses. CO. WAYNE STS. A