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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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THEIR MARRIED LIFE
By MABEL HERBERT URNER
111:1.1 .. m'i:m a tkyim; day i i; ri;ii:M 1 on 1111:
I'OLKS at iio.mi:.
What do ni
-'1 ItUT
think
t fr mthrV" il-iis:irid-d
'W'hit'd vim t;tko her from London
lat y..ir?"
"A chiffon f-"rirf don't .! r-nu in
ter." And 1 don't lt-li'- .-h-'s wcr
Horn it."
"Mow nhfvjt a -,'nod nm i r 1 la
Hebm Mnib-d. Warren always sutr
goted an unjorlla. It a ;i his st U
solution lor any "gift"' proMi-m.
"Whv. iltar. j. ou travr li-r one for;
hrr birthday ami jour inothi-r nov-r
-:x x out iinl' ss thr v, ath r'y rf t.
Slip h.is thr-c r four urnbrdl'is that (
I don't think she' ever unroil-d." (
"What about uTb-7 Thought i
anything for hT?"
M bn mado a grstun: of .lispair.
"ficir, 1 don't know I n' r know
what to K't her. And your father i
if you d only f nu s k t onif
thin for him:"
"Now look hero. I y;A, I'd go v.itli
you to k'ct jioni'thlri' for inotlur and
i'arrio hut that's all. Why on earth
did you put this off till 1 1 1 last min-iit-?
You should have had all tho;-
tiling's bought days ago."
"I know J should," a pologr -ti rally,
"hut it's s hard to d'eid on pres
ents. And I k-pt thinking I might
see things I'd like better."
Whafa all that. A list?" as lblrn
unfolded a s;'p f pap r she had tak
en from her purse. "You're not po
int: to take something to all those
people?"
"Dear. I'll have to! They'll expect
some little thing."
"Well, I'd lft 'em expert." snapped
"Warren, as they now pot off the hu.
"tr a I. lamed nuisance having to cart
a lot of truck, back every tim we
ome abroad."
Warren Ietormmel.
A fv. moments later they were
nviking their way through the crowd
ed a.islea of the l!on Marrdio. Warren
was striding ahead with the prim
determination of getting something
for hl3 mother and Carrie and get
ting It quick.
'They've pot the greatest lot of
junk in thes stores," he muttered,
frowning around at the enormous
quantity of fancy and rather tawdry
article? that arc always displayed on
tho lirst Iloor of the Paris shops.
"Hero," pushing before a largo coun
ter of handbags. "How about a hand
hap for mother?"
The Falfvgirl began eagerly to .show
him the bags.
'Toe cheap. Not pood enouph."
rriticised Warren, feeling the stiff,
shiny leather.
"Qui, oui, Monsieur," taking out
a tray of more expensive ones.
"No. no none of these tixinps." as
the pirl opened a fitted bap to dis
play the tiny powder puff, mirror and
jscent bottle. "This Ls for an old lady.
She don't want all that foolishness.
Let's see a pood plain bap."
The pirl did not understand Hnp
lish but she saw he objected to the
fittings and now brought eut a plain
black bap of the finest seal.
"That's not bad." ami Warren
planced at the price tap. ".Sixty
francs. What'd you think?" turninp
to Helen.
"Oh,, did you want to pet any thins
so opensi e ?" anxiously, for she had
not thought of pavinp over francs
for her mother's present.
"Well, I've pot no time- to shop
around, '"ouldn't pet a bap for less
than anyway. All ripht. we'll take
that," shovinp it toward the pirl.
As Helen was to pet the other pres
ents here, they decided to have a
shoppinp card so everything would
he sent together.
"Wlu not pet Carrie a bap too?
while we're at it? Save time."
"Oh, no no," hastily, fearing he
would pay another $2o for Carrie's
present. "I think she has a good
I'.nir. And you haven't time. dear.
I'll try to pet her something-."
"All right " with evident relief,
get her a . umbrella if you can't
think of anythinp else. Now which
way do I pet out ef here." bulking
helplessly around the bewildering
aisls crowded with women shoppers.
Melon steered him towards one f
the entrances, and he hurried off with
a brief:
Warren Lar.
"Tako care of yourself. Io pot
a lot to do today may not get in
till sevea."
As Warren's tall swinpinp should
ers disappeared through the crowd
licl u turned back to her shoppinp
with a Wfdghin.n t-cns. of responsibil
ity. They were sailinp Wednesday
and she must get everything today.
After almost an hoar's wandering
through the shop sh.- finally derided
on a tine hand-embroidered collar for
""arrb-, and a elainty 1 oudeur cap for
Warren's younger sUter. Kdith. Cor
her own mother she bought a Mack
shirtw aist.
Then she came across a bargain
eounter of gloves, real FreiP-h kid re -duced
to three francs, sixty nts. and
for everyone whose size she knew
she bought gloves.
The items on her shopping card
were counting up alarmingly, hmt
$ ': it seemed a great deal to spend
n presents.
It was almost three before Helen
stopped too tired to drag herself on.
There were still live names not
marked off on her list. I'.ut bhe would
! sick if she did not stop to rest
md have some lunch.
She made her way out of the store,
tryinir to think where she would go
for lunch. There were several hotel
n sta u rants near, but the;.- would he
cpeniw. and just now Holt n ;et
very poor. She had spent so nru-h
on presents that Mi.- f. It she out;lit
to economise on her lur.ch.
Turning a corner she found her
self in a little !,.. lv street, narrow
and 'Aindinp. It v. .:s ; unexpected
! it of !d I'aris" in the er heart
of the citv. The shops were small
and ijuaint. Heer; j . 1 1: il in front
of what looked like an oi l iarc..
A Mont, comfortable biokitig ',om
:in was fitting in the doorway. Im--ide
h r la- a t iir rualtes,. eat. I'.e-!:i-id
Helen caught a plimpse of
vhile elothrd tables and sav.dusttd
i'.onr. I'rom Th' ;-!are if t,e sin
laktd street the place looked dark
and tool and re-tfal.
The woman smib-d and nidd -d a5
lifhu: e ntered h sitatinply. There
as a Par at thf !ack Put tlo two
waitresses wero reassuring anl ev ry
thing was spotlciy e!e:iri.
It was r rt iiiily elo-ap. Not ut
Item on the dim i ' t -i : ; k written
aienu ovrr or.e franc. The or '.v d;h
Hejen ro -ot: ui?el was " A r liaut."
for that w. is almost the san.e ja
Cnyli.-!i. Hut it only 4" "!times.
eigiit cents could an artiehi.e i.e
good -it tl:at price?
ft''), r tile entre.s Was "CirwlV a".
' eurre ru-ir" Helen knew mean
"with, brown baiter. " bat what was
"iVrvtdle?"
Bhe pointed t the word and the
pleased at her
olT smilingly
artie-hoke and
e lare t.
There
quiet ;
i oubl
ed the
The
laret.
cents.
waitress tried to explain in rapid
I reneh. 1 : ; : t Helen still boke blank.
Then with a gle-am eif inspiration the
girl t.apped diamatically oti her fore
head. Urains! Helen broke into an
a ppi i f;,".t ive laugh as the meaidnp
dawneu on her.
Tlie waitress much
own clevertievy i nt
with the order for
calves' brains.
The brains delicately browned in
butter were served first, with a half
pint bottle of claret, the order for
which" the Kirl took for granted.
When the artichoke was served
cold. a- a salad, with delirious
Mousseline sauce. As Helen ate it
slowly, leaf bv leaf and sipped the
she felt she was really resting,
was an atmosphere of peace,
iml re-stf ullncss here, that she
nrt have found in the glitter
hip hotel restaurants,
whole luncheon, including the
was only 1 traric 10 :i S
The waitress took the change
and b.er tip with a smiling. "Merei,
me-rei. madam." And Helen left :vith
a very kindly feeling towards this
ouaint little place.
Very Trjing.
The glare of the street seemed even
more trying after the quiet end cool
darkness, and she dreaded to return
to the stifling, crowded store. Hut
there were still several presents to
get, so reluctantly she made her way
back to the Hon Marcho.
Whi'n she finished it was almost
five. Wearily she teiok the bu to
the hotel, with a troubled sense of
having spent, a good deal of money
and having very little to show for it.
Already she was beginning to
worry over her selections. The cane
she had bought for his father after
all he had so many
had she chosen a
Kdith, who was so
such things herself.
scarf for Mrs. Stevens
see;m enough to take her.
had possessed, her to buy
work box for Aunt Mary-
traveled ?
For the rest of the evening Helen
weirrieel herself almost sick over the
presents. Whatever she had bought
she wished now she had bought some
thing else.
Why should she feel compelled to
take back a lot of presents from
every trip? she thought rebelliously.
Surely the; extra expenses of travel
ing were heavy enough without this
added strain on their purse.
The next time but Ilelen knew in
her heart that the next time would be
just the same. She wemld spend the
same time and money taking hack
things to the "folks at home."
And whatever she took, she would
feel, and they would feed that It
should have been "something differ
ent" or "something more."
OLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY
OLDS AND BODY BUILDING
Ti Father John's Medicine Treats
:M Colds and Builds Up the Body
: i Without Use of Alcohol or
Dangerous Drugs. A Doc
tor's Prescription, 50 Years
in Use.
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Absolute Truth of This Story
Attested by Guarantee to Give
$25,000.00 to any Charitable Insti
tution if Shown Otherwise.
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canes. And wK
boudoir cap for
clever in making
And the dresser
it did not
Aral what
a traveling
-who never
Father John's Medicineis a doctor's prescription.
Prescribed for the late Rev. Father Job;
O'Brien, of Lowell. Mass., by his physician
ratner jonn rccommcnuea mis prc j
his parishioners and friends and fsi
became known as rather )Q"TVy yLN
This story is true ar-gY h
$25,000.00 to any char j AtT
otherwise. AJi 'T
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Hardware
Women's and
Misses' Suits;
worth to $25.
Choice, $9.99
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Saltex, Arabian Lamb, Hindu Lynx, Zibelines, Boucles, Chin
chillas Broadcloths, Cheviots, Persianas, Scotch Mixtures and
Novelties; large selection; all sizes; all the latest styles. These
coats sold early in the season from $15 to $25. Tuesday special,
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OPlease Remember! Coupon Items Are On Sale Only On Tuesday and Purchase Must Be Accompanied By the Proper CouponsOOOvOCH
WANT WORLD'S CONGRESS
Mass Meetinp AVouId Prevent Wars in
the Future.
Xi:V YOUK. Dec. 2 S. A call t
the people ot the l.'nited States to
urp cmipress to call a world's con
pr'ss of the nations at the close of
European war for the purpose of
cstaMishinp a, court of justice at The
Hapue was sent out from the Metro
politan temple Sunday nipht. The hip
peace mass meetinp was held under
the direction of the International
Peace Forum and is the first of a
series of meetings to he held all over
the country. Henry Clews presided.
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Blankets ... 3C
JUue and pink, beautiful pat-
terns; with coupon.
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W o m e n 's 50c Wool
Pettiooati 3jC
Special with con. jn.
Leaders In, Low rVSces
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SOUTH BEND. 1N0.
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M ""J I k H
Women's 75c
Auto Hood . .
..39c
Cardinal, navy, oxford:
co upon.
with
Girls' and Boys' $2.00 s
All Wool CQ
Sweaters s U p
With coupon.
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Tuesday's Profit Sharing Coupon Sale Teaches Economy to Every South Bend Woman
ARREST TURK OFFICERS
Chained With Complicity in Anti-
;erinan Plot.
lil'd.VPs'I (via Koine). Dec. L'x.
Xews has reached here from Constan
tinople to the I'feet that 100 Turkisli
military otlicers were arrested at the
Ottoman capital .n Dec. 22 charged
with complicity in an anti-German
plot. The fate of the men arrested is
not known.
The railroad between A lrianople
and Constantinople has heen requisi
tioned ty the war othee. All passen
per and ficipht tratlu e has heen top-
ped.
PUO.MPT AITIOX WILL STOP
von; con;ii.
When you lirst catch a Cold (often
indicated by a sneeze or ooiitrh),
break it up at once. The idea that
"It does not matter" often leads to
serious complications. The remedy
which immediately and easily pene
trates (lie lininp of the throat is the
kind demanded. Dr. Kinp's Xew Dis
covery soothes the irritation, loosens
the phlegm. You feel better at once.
'It seemed to reach the very spot of
my Couu'h." N one of many honest
testimonial-. ru- :ii your Druppist.
Advt.
50cGow, -24
V Sleepers . . . U7 tf j
V (f heavy flannelette;
O fr "boys and plrls.
Women' 65c Flan
Onelette OQ-
V Gowns . . . . J sj
Plain whit or pink
and bluo PtrlptH; heavy.
0 Women's 5c Gift
Handkerchief
$ 6 for
Hemstitched Ptylcs.
V00 Kid
Gloves ....JJj
Q An ideal y-rj trift;
llnest quality..
$ Women's 5 Or S
Gloves 0 C
V Chamolsette; ilk lined.
O hl'ik or white.
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very Garment Priced
FURS
WOMEN'S
$8.00
CONEY
SETS
WOMEN'S
$25.00
RED FOX
SETS
$12.95
$15 Plush Coats 4
Made of lonp pile silk plush and
mat plain; deep shawl collar;
larpe button trimmed; lined
throughout; all sizes for women
0.95
$20 Salt's Fur Fabrics at $13.50
Misses' $15 Cape Coats, priced at. .$9.95
Children's $5 Winter Coats at. . . . .$2.99
All -'wool chcvlot-s; five new styles; ape 8 to 14.
Children's $3 Winter Coats, now. .$1.59
Dearpkiiw aiid'r.i boll nee; axes 2 to 6.
Child's $5 Heavy Winter Coats .... $2.40
Bolide:, zibellne, chlnehlllas; axet 10 to 14.
New 10 CoaS f3
Colleire Coats. Russian flares, nlaid.- &
cneeKS, mixtures; larpest assort- u
merit in eity; some with iiei) helts: xtsx
sizes for women an I misses. . .
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50c Silk l o
Hose at . . . JU'l
I'ol' u o;m is : ill !.!.!!..
v : 1 1 " 1 ?:-. i ' ; r. -. ; '.. .
10 Dresses at
All silks, all wools and eomhina
tlons of Filk and Mir a-nd vclv
and pre; wanted color; all sizes
lor -women ami inlrctfl. ......
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W'm's $6 Russian Tunic Dresses. .$3.95
Wool serpes, corduroys and shadow v he, K.
W'm's Finest $20 Winter Dresses $11.89'
Silks and eomhiiui lions ; r.ew st 1 s.
Women's $5 Dress Skirts, priced. . .$2.78
Five new stxles; all-wool materia!.--.
Women's $3.50 Dress Skirts at $1.94
$3.50 Extra Sized Serge Skirts at. .$1.79
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$1 Alarm A f
clocks Liykj
"Made liv maker o 1!;
Ren: l.irue !..- ; nil.- V
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15.09 Suits
All-Wool herpes a mi erepes; Redin
pde models in navy, 'opn, !uon
and Mack; a po.l rane sizes
lor women; trimined collars
at -7 ok
$1 Leather ( O
Hand Bas . (J
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purse; ide.j 1 .':.-.
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Basque Bells iz
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mes ! i ne ; 1 : rei
Re.j Lir.e closed ears are ready
for the stormy weather. Phones;
Home :.t;i:;, '.ell r,l;; cr 607. Advt.
TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD.
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O 75c Union
0 Suits at . . . . J y j
I-'or women; flex:e lin
v ed. Filk trimmed; warm
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X $1 Union g
Suits at .. ..03C
V Tor women; heavy knit
O Jlf-eed; hllk hraid trim.
Child's 50c
Union Suits
Heavy knit; fleeced
a lined: for hoys or pirls.
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EM AND BOYS lgMgaSI DAY
IALS
MEN'S 50c
BLUE
WORK
SHIRTS
Men's 25c Pure Silk Half Hose. ... 11c
Men's 10c Black, Colors, Hose at. . .5c
Men's $1 Flannelette Night Shirts 65c
Men's 75c Plush or Mixture Caps, ,37c
35c Police or Firemen's Suspenders 16c
Men's 50c Fleeced Underwear. . . .36c
Men's $1 All-Wool Underwear. . .98c
Men's 75c Gray, Stripe Fl'nel Shirt 39c
Boys' 35c Brownie Strip'd Overalls 19c
Boys' 50c Shirts or Blouses at. . . .33c
Boys' 20c Seamless Hose at 11c
75c Blue Serge or Mix. Knickers. .47c
Boys' or Girls' 50c Wool Gloves. .29c
25c Paris Garters 1 7c
Men's 10c Canvas Gloves 6c
Men's 35c All Wool 19c
Men's $2.00 All Wool Pants; grey
mixtures and cheviots 93c
Men's $4.00 All Wool Union Suits,
extra heavy, at $1.89
BOYSV $5.00 SUITS
In all-wool blue series .and iuncy mix
tures; Norfolk coat, pe- ifGJ Qjfh
knickers; with coupon .
BOYS 50c
FLEECE
LINED
UNION
SUITS
2Qr
a.
rr arj-' 0 ' li it mm 1 ;
$1.50 Table
Covers at . .QOU ,
Snov. .. n if1 d.vnuifiU;
li ri:--' if -i-d ; 1' .-- lor.ir
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Women's 35
Underwear . JL 1? C
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50c Hockey lfO
Caps at . . . v3 C
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We Can Save You One-Half
on Your Dental Bill.
Come in and talk it over
with us. ExamiruTion Free.
No charge for extracting
when ordering new teeth.
I'ainles.H Kxtrnctln 5CK
White Dental Parlors
111 West Vithlny:tin Ae.
(vt r Herr's Book Store.
Lnl Attendant.
Open Tups.. Thurs. and Sat. NiKhia
Iirll rhoiii .Alain 20,
Infants' 75c
Dressta at
r utc ecr.bro!der trim-
liEEaaasjK!
25c Burson
Hose at . .
O Women.--; lut
Blight imperfections.
Shawls at . . 59c
Heavy wool krdt; n'hlto
V with eolored in?ertM.
."!,. fharacler l ufTeaK-
aide Dolls
:it
Tr.t " rliar.j' lci l'n!it-ak-
:id' 1 'Us
at
29c
lStrak-
49c
7.".- Tt-dd
FJears . . .
39c
69c
$ 1 . T-ddy
!',;
65c
ol I'm-
39c
Woman's $1.00
lmlrdlas . . . .
rhild's ode . h'"d I'm.
l.rellas
at
98c
$1.89
Girls' $1.."0
llain Capes
( lii Is- $ ".no
98c
$1.98
mi r t
Shin W'.n-i-
$1.50 Scrim Q A
Curtains . . . "b V
V. it . ! :e !a-- tn::i-
I o u o j ; ;
Infants' 3Sc 1j y
Kimcnos at A J Kj
M . .- l:t.- :.?.: ' - V
Women's 75c 4
Aprons at . Jf C A
11c
WHY PAY MORE?
Rubber Boots
$1.98.
KINNEY'S
116-122 East Wayne St.
O 50c Phoenix Qfl
: 0 Mufflers ... OyC
iO I'or men or women: in
white and -ray; in i:t
loes.
!Sg?i$1...49c
i Tretty calateas; ai?e5
to 14 vears.
Men'. $1.50 QO
, v Sweaters . . 1
.M.uoini auu oxiuru
lo lirs of Battle Ax Soap, Special Tuesday 24c
9 cans of Kitchen Kleanser, 5c size 26c
5c Roll of Toilet Paper 2V2c
75c Imported Serges, in all colors, 36 in. wide 35c
9 bars of Buttermilk Soap 26c
7c Apron Gingham rr
Sc Dress Gingham 5 jT
7c Standard Percale J j (T
7c Unbleached Muslin gLQ V
7c Outing Flannel
15c Turkish Towels, large size 9c
20c Kimono Flannel in floral designs SVzt
$1.50 Full Bed Size Comfort, beautiful designs 89c
BLANKETS- 0 OM ESTICS
$3.00 BLANKETS
Heavy wool nap blankets, in Loautirnl plaid and 1 A
i-laln colors; sHictl at y li T"
$1.00 Large Size Blankets at. . 69c
$1.50 Double Bed Blankets at . . 89c
SI rKIJi HLAXKI-7TS: in I m,. v,hk ninvr i i tv.
lUM a.nd dark
I.itt' rr..-; yard
io- ii:iii:kii.i4 im;i rr
MI SLLN ; A A
1R yauik roit . t)l.UU
lars-o tiro. 7 l'x !", :t..JC
Or HAKIU:il T()W1I: x
fine qii.ility;
a ijzr:x roi: . . .
in
pink and Idue; pretty nuis-
i-ry designs; laree
f-lze. at
12 He HATrs Vl'llSK
hTHII'): ;ir.HAMS: from
full pieee; yard
at
H- CASIDIl-IUR TWILL
I'liAYNKLS; in all desirable
colors;
59c
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8ic
TWILL
esirablo
olors; j-ard
t 2 C
7c
34c
50c Kimono OA
Aprons at . . O? i
Best 50c
Rompers .
r. ri
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Women
Corsets
t$.'63c
XumMls; com"' Iaoo In
front; "test made.
Finct $2 Q9n
Corsets at
Newest modr-ls; rlnrt
m;ule: Kiipportors attached.
Serge Coat
Infant' $3 1 PO
l.UU
Iontr r short; for loye
t-r girlp; cmbroide rtxl.
50c Tea Oflf
Aprons . . . . Ut i) G
r.rantiful d'-pp r:n-brfiidpr-
and li trim.
25c Wool 1
Hose at ... 1 C
Pur niTi, u npi, n ;n..
chiUlri'n; superior ; .i-
75c Silk 4 ?
Auto Scarfs .J
... .-p..-- V
N'cp's and Women'f
$3.50 f n
Sweater . 1 .V OV