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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

The Garter Girl" featuring
Corinne Griffith, will be the attrsc-
ton at the Temple today The ric-
ture tells a story that will appeal
strongly because or 'H theatrical at
:nosphere. Miss Griffith has a role
that calls for great diversity Of ac-
ton and characterization. From the
care free head-liner on a vaude-
Vile b!ll 10 the prim little soiist in
the village chuIch Is quite a jump
and calls for versatility. and it Is
said Miss Griffith rises to gret
heights in her Interpretation of the
role. Mutt and Jeff will be seen in
SHAKING Skinny" as an added at
traction.
Owing 10 inability TO secure the
services II the Steimrick orchestra
the Army and Navy union dance
scheduled 10 have been held at
Springbrook has been postponed in
definitely. -Advt. 27t1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

II may be doubted whether there
Is any satisfaction in the world so
complete as that OF the successful
farmer as ne watches his crops
growing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

FOR SALE-Recd baby cab IN good con
dillon also dress form. Inquire lO9 y.
Mill ST -ttl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
SATURDAY COURT NOTES.

Paul Ruth OF South Bend was
fined 81 and costs on a charge OF
speeding. He paid.
Frank harrOll Of Elkhart. was
fined $40 and costs by Special Judge
James Hennessey ON a charge OF
speeding. Some time ago Karroll
collided with "A buggy belonging 10
r. Cocoanower OF Osceola-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

WANTTD-Lady or gentleman Of COOL
education living in or outside dtsha-
waka 10 dO home work or 20 travel
salary SO 20 SIS per week and expenses
experience unnecessary. Address NJ. l..
Murray. Genl Del. Mishawaka. 2Itl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

FOST-Nirl's black Milan hat IN Battell
park, north or tennis court, saturday
afternoon. Reward Phone Mishawaka
I3to 27t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CHERRIES

Very fine and easy 10 pick $3.50
per crate If you pick them. II. A
Moran, Oscecla. Phone Ia.
-Advt. 17tl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
4. OF p. ATTENTION.

Special meeting Monday evening.
June %, 1920. Work in the rank OF
page.
z. p. Andrews c. G.
@. RI. Lawrence X Of r. and s.
Advt. 26t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

THE LANDLORDS DAYS ARE ABOUT
OVER: he Is getting as scarce as good
clothes or anything that used To ne good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Dancing At Eagle Point Sunday
and Tuesday evening Good music
Public invited. Advt 25t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
GOES TO CANADA.

Charles A. Ostrom left for Peter
borough. Ontario. last evening oil
"A visit of a few days TO his former
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

WANTED-Man to make up fish
ing party to Canadian forestry re-
serve during August. II. ". ellis.
Phone. Mishawawa 21s4. 25tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Give us a call and We viii explain
e. 20 YOU so YOU can be your own land
lord aud owner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Folks are taking advantage Of the Has
ting.g way OF buying more and more
every day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

J WANT 20 buy any Kind Of a house;
must move: I have $500 cash and can
pay big monthly payment; give details.
- EoAes- care Eews-Tlmes. 11u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Seven room brick house In good condl
ton: five years old: some cash; balance
Hastings way. Price. $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

WANTED-Woman to do washing Phone
Aiishawaka 81. ago
I.OS 81 = Or STRANED-Four hogs average
y. 10 lbs. each Major Bros Packing
W. 27t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

SIX room house: solid oak beams,
studdings and sills. needs repairs be
fore volI could live IN Il: lot SSzl25 which
H. worth 81 so: the whole business Sl,lJO
some cash. balance Hastings way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

The Wooden AIfg. Co, has done so
much for Mishawaka in the past we
would not De surprised 20 see il turn
over that splendid coliseum building
10 the city on the advent OF the dem
ocratic MAYOR next year. 1t would
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
FOR SALE

seven room house. immediate pos
session, beautiful corner, cleo
trtc lights. gas and water. Price $40
Fair fair r spSh For quick sale Price 2.sSo
light room house. modern. close
In; aiso house Of six rooms IN
the rear income q SO per month
from these houses. $40 cash
and so per month Price. 1000
EARL (. GAIkMIRE
Mishawaka SO ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of COOL
education living in or outside Mtsha-
waka. 70 do home work or 70 trassi,
,.vperience unnecessary. Address NJ l..
Murray. GenI Del. Mishawaka. ZItl
FOR SALE-Recd baby cab IN good con
NriiI N 27tl
THE LANDLORDS DAYS ARE ABOUT
OVER: he Is getting as scarce as good
clothes or anything that used 10 he EoOu-
Folks are taking advantage Of the Has
tlng's way OF buying more and more
every day
Give us call and We viii explain
it fo YOU so you can be your own land
lord aud owner.
Seven room brick house in good condi-
ton. five years old: some cash; balance
Hastings way. Price. $40
Six room house: solid oak beams.
|, Standings and siils; needs rePsirs be DC,
Tore YOU could live IN it; lot SSzlz0 which
Is worth 81 500: the whole business Sl,1JO;
some cash balance Hastings way
Six room, all modern. semi bungalow
postofTlce. price $500; balance Hastings
way.
Seven room, all modern Tern. home s some
location for doctor lawyer' mer'hant
or retired farmer. $1,000
HASTINGS REALTY CO.
III ;. Church 81.
Phone i72 or 1919. =Hl
wANrED-Young girl for dishwashins
Is .ft~E AwWN
I62J ". Second St. Mishawaka. Mrs. =.
L. Hewlett ZOtS
WANTED TO BUY-House, strictly mod
ern. centrally located. Address II. II.
W %ew-s Times. 26t3
WANTED TO BUY-A house; any kind.
M 10 5000 II I must pay cash-the
cash IL viii be Please give full details
In answer 30 this advertisement Iva
Moore. -ou
FOR SALE-Cabbsge plants Can Os,
eeola 2f7- 24tO
FOR SALE-six room, modern house on
r. Dayton st. South Bend. Price G,2Wi
one-h half cash. StarS Realty Co @4t4
FOR SALE - Oak lumber for building
material sawed 20 order. Inquire 80
T. Ninth 81. Phone Mishawaka 4St- 25to
FOR SALE-Eight room house aud barn.
,o l0i C S,G'S or Terms sS; phone S2t7
IoLPAERr REALTY CORPORATION.
Vacant Houses
A story modern house, Lincoln way
4 Srocn house. L Ninth st. bargain
A room house. W. Thirteenth st..
s. 500.
A q room house. z. Lawrence St. $4,000.
All q the above properties are ready
Tor immediate occupancy and can be
bought with a small payment down aud
r0LPNERT REALTY CORPORATION.
seymour Jansen Sales Mgr.
23tf
FVINRTrDE rowooat motor Leo ]. Gan
ser. local agent, loo ". sixth 81 Phone
.fishswaks Is4O I9ti1
WANTED TO BUY-A few houses for
CASH. ranging from 81 500 % 81 800. Col.
,..rt Rsaify Go. iSH
FOR sALE-A nurnper OF land contracts
ranging from $1,000 20 $4,000, bearing
: per cent interest Owner vii guaran-
tes am Of these contracts. A. I. Col.
part ~
wANTED-A woman for general house:
work Phone MishaWskA 4Ato OF al
az u Lincoln way East 1Ou
FOR SALE
Seven rooua house. immediate pos
session. beautiful corner, cleo
tic lights. gas and water. Price $40
Seven room house. +. Eight St,
fair repair For quick sale Price 100
light room house. modern. close
In; aiso house Of six rooms IN
the rear. income cf SO per month
from these houses. Sl-y1o cash
and so per month Price. 6O00
EARL (. GAIlMIRE
Mishawaka SO ST.
J WANT 20 buy any Kind Of house;
must move: I have $500 cash and can
pay big monthly payment; give details.
l-e 49,. carr EeMa- u lmeR. III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

see about some men is the seat Of
their pants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

FOH SALE-One Buick 1900 Ii. truck, ex-
piss body. One Ford auto trailer
LOvO lbs express body, SX3I5. Ford road.
ster, express body. 41sX3: two SOx3 cas-
IhSs Gan be seen evenings or sunday
morning. Percy Elves. one mile east OF
MishaWaka on Jefferson I'd 9Bt3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

orders for engraved Christmas
cards must be placed at once. !
found designs OF real beauty at s.
J. McGcc Co, 20 West Third. and
they are guaranteeing delivery.
For street wear either the rcgula-
tlon brognc or u wing tipped on
ford is declared tO bc by tnr the
most popular type of shoe and with
these tho WOODEN stockings are worn
for the colder days.
Alter visit to the Mary James
Children's shop. East Fsfth street
one docs not wonder that tho pa
irons OF this shop are the dscrim-
mating mothers who appreciate how
adorably they be-frook the yoJng-
siers and the young miss up TO six
teen years, with coats. hats. dr,sses,
underwear and everything, 80 dis
tinctivoly different. keeping their
apparel in u class by Itself.
DuNctyn and crepe de chine arc
n smart fail combination.
Every remaining suit from the
fan and winter showias At the DEM
CREST shop, 800 South Main is be-
ing offered at Qne-half price TO
make room for the early display OF
garments for southern wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

This Is candy season and how We
all love it, especially when 1t como
from our charming candyiJnd, Wv
South Main, where they make the"
delicious sweets fresh each day.
just a little bit different are the
gift offerings one finds at the Ius'
Book Store. No. 2, 309 South boo.,
der. delightful singing birds, pre,u
gold fish in attractive bowls thoiV'
cut glass, Christ mas cards ana
world OF other ideas suitable lo'
each and every member Of the lam
lily. when shopping, drop IN
Doll hospital. doll wigs, at ths
New York Hair shop and Beau"
Parlors over Renberg :.
Really one feels correctly dresA,
for most any occasion, be II eNer y
special when attirod in a 'oITeGS
tailored suit and while we are uti"
ing about suits ] want 10 reWin,' w. w.
of the Ideal system of Flnr Ia"o.
ing in the Iowa building, Ihry az az
showing splendid suits--and "a "a
making very special prices, % ~,
ask them about the coats ana "''f'
they make.
Poking my head around the 'Sl So,
nor, | saw wonderful sugges'l lo"S A., A.,
holiday giftipgs at the Iu'st, ,,in %
and Gift shop, $50 SCUM Ma1I .,i,b
You can safely drop I'm there Nm ,.on
your entire list, knowing INA
viii find something relTesn,s" re
appropriate for each memo', "'
family, sweetheart or frlchu'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28
LEAGUE SCHEME
OF MONARCH|STS
Glad America Has Chosen
to Disapprove the
Conspiracy
GLORY IN HYPHENATE.
Proud to BE Classed With
Race That Gave Sons TO
Help Save America

Edltor Wotld Permit nae. tftcr
several months silence, TO occupy u
trifle Of space iu your columns u
II not the Irish question this tim"
with which I ana about ~ trouble
your readers and yet it is only fHir
and proper tO admit that lt H. actual
Irish insurgency The foremost Of
which ls in my blood ard for which
! am certainly without blame, that
iutels me tp these uttcranr"s. I
will pcrinIt no man. Do hr near or
far. to a. estlun the sincerity of my
Amorlcanlsm. and get away with it
without struggle And This leads
mo right ic the point.
Editorial comment on the isSilts
Of the recent election. with great
exceptions To- bo sure. has been per
nicious as well ~ highly insulting
to the Intelligence Of very near
majority Of tho votcrs who support
cd Senator Harding. II Il wcrc not
30 general; II Il were less pointed. !.
n II contained only % little less
poison. II II we're only u near insult,
rather than u positive insult, I could
suppress my Irish indignation. and
forgot II. Yos will see whnt mean.
I quote u republican editor. a demo-
'ihh N'iN''s b'b nv
tor. az types. and, as presumably
rt least. reflecting the thoughts Of
their respective readers and adhcr-
cnta.
Tho Ohio state Journal. republic
an. snys:
Tho republicans were swept in
10 victory 10y tho cumulative effect
OF all the resentment cngondcred
against President Wilson and his
official acts"
Further explaining tho ovorwhelm-
ing figures marking tho republican
victory this paper adds.
was the strong support OF Senator
Harding by great racial groups
whose individual constituents
flocked to him. not no much us
Americans, hut with the supposed
interests OF their former home
landr uppermost In their mind."
The Norfolk Virginian. democrat.
says:
~ somewhat clearer casual con
nection can he seen IN the case OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

that theory we'll. of that liter. and
his brings mo 10 the point. l voted
or Senator Harding
Now should any man, who shares
The Views Of the ohio state journal.
toll me to my face that voted Tor
Senator Harding mot as an Amcri-
can. but with the supposed inter
csis' ~ amy lnud but mine upper
moss iu my mind" or should any
man who shares the views of the
NprtoiK NirRiuiHn toll mo TO nay face
that I voted for SENATOR Harding
H',"us' J was a 'hyphcnhtc,' ana
fall 70 smile when lac said ~. or
should any man who shares the
Views ol the Newark News tcil me
thnt I voted for Senator Harding
because I was Sim l'cln lfshmnn.
ana 80 voted merely our of Spiocn
or rchuke for President wilson, !
sheuld very promptly tell such a
man that he II q liar, ana 1t is quito
likely that I would add a certain
adjective prefix 10 the term--jIst
for good measure.
The racial groups" 40 called by
the OHIO state journal, knew pre-
cisoly what they wor doing when
they performed their pnrt In the
election Of SruHtor Harding. Could
~ much b" said ot certain other
groups iu this country who cast
their votes merely az partlaanH9 or
who, perhaps. smugiy call them.
aolVca Americans "by descent t?J'
as did Mr.. Currie In hls article this
morning tCNO further references
io MI Curric. I have no desire To-
interfere in Swcenoy'E affairs.
sweeney is an Irishman by birth.
holding an honorable discharge
rom the United states army. IiiH
qualifications should enable him 10
meet Mr.. Curric. with honor to him
uclf and perhaps v!th profit TO Mr.
'urric )Our partisan groups nud
American by descent 90 groups
In this country know but little. aud
"arc hut lese ~hout the perfidics OF
:uropcau politics. Tho nicely
poised balance of power. maintained
In Egropr for more than one hun
drcd yCArs for one purpose, and for
no other purpose than 10 suppress
any aud all attemrts to establish
Iawton News finds confor, in the
claim that while California may
have the most sunshine. she cannot
hold "A candle To oklahoma for
moonshinc OF tho best quality, each
gallon OF II guaranteed to carry
Kick Ike a span of mules.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

A. the Dcmorcst shop. 5O6 South
Main. milady will find all the lux
urics OF the wardrobe-loyely eve
mig gowns, afternoon dresses.
street frocks, beautiful wr1ps in
fact everything her fancy may de-
sire and oh. the joyful news. all.aro
marked down from 20 to 80 per cent
off their original price. An induce
ment ch?
Eastern fashion papers speak
highly Of the chiffon hose which are
being made In three different de-
grccs of shcciness.
Eesides the lovely picture framing
they are doing in the new art de-
partmUnt of the Home Decorating
Co., 3li South Boston | noticed so
many beautiful lamps and cushions
that were delightfully."- different and
! thought--what lovely ideas for
Christmas mus. tell my readers.
The scarf has bComc snch an
item In the wardrobe that It may
bc either u narrow strip to wear
arranged 10 substitute for n coat.
You, and you. and you. will be
glad to know that many "gifty"
gifts may be found at the Lingerie
and Tiny Tots Toggery shop, 52i
South Main. Adorable underwear.
ribbon novelties that are different.
lovely suggestions for the younger
children.
1t really seems as though almost
every woman IL wearing n vciI--thc
close mesh that does little else than
become one and retain the hair
seems the most popular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

Mrs. MCCLntOCk has secured an cN-
pert from the east, who IN making
IA great success of the work here.
Phone the Marinello Beauty Par
lors, - West Fourth and ask them
about 1t.
II l. interesting TO note that when
u comes To sports tusliiOns, most
writer's turn tO England instead Of
france for their authority.
OF course you want another hat
maybe two--and why not--when
you can find such charming ones
at the Mann Hat shop in the SIN
clair building all greatly reduced.
It IL said that Eiinor Giyn. who
Is In this country studying the nrt
of the films. Expresses herself as be-
ing dciightcd with the present FASH
Ions for three rca,sOns, first variety.
second short skirts which arc
youthful and comfortable and the
straight line giving beauty and
grace to the wcarcr. Miss Glyn has
brought over 10 most wonderful
wardrobe, carefully selected TO bring
out the charm Of her copper tinted
hair.
Exclusive, original and beautiful
Miss Wheat's studio nnd her work
at j29 Clayton building. Sapulpa.
DuyctNns are being shown In
bright CoiOrs for the winter tailored
dresses aud wraps.
It's not difficult to decide what to
get tor that important gift when one
visits the I,aDicha shop, a branch
of the Kansas city shop, at Mrs.
DoIiavens Flower shop, 5lS South
Main Exquisite costume ieweiry.
French perfumes, adorable spanish
combs that would hc very attra ctive
worn in the hair for grand opera.
You will find many pleasant little
surprises whom you drop into this
charming place.
Among the fur hats now showing
I've noticed lots of taupc ami seal
also fawn shades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

Every woman loves beautiful hose
then why not hose for Christmas
| saw the most oXquiSitc---all lace
some with laco or embroidered
clock--in the new chiffon weave AT
the Paris Fashion shop, AIS South
Main at s3.95. Just think OF it,
They also carry a large line OF the
popular silk and wool and the all
wool hose for tho colder days.
This Is n season when IL is pos
siblc to borrow from almost any
period and the ideas of any other
country and sin remain within The
style limitations Of the day.
Gifts! Gifts Gifis-for every one
ami at all priCcs-where? ;. j.
McGec CO. OF course---and they are
always so glad to welcome the visi-
tor as well as tho buyer.
With the weather sccsawing rs IL
has the p,st 10 days, women OF
fnshion are having difficult time
to dress In "a manner that will sat
isfactorily cope with the sudden
changes In temperature.
Don't put off for tomorrow what
may be done today want TO
urge you strongly to make that ap-
pointmCnt now with the James
studio, across from tho Hotel Tulsa,
for sitting, which will insure haV,
ing your pictures In timc to send
for Christmas You know they are
using the new moycy lighting that
everyone Is wild" about and their
prices are Ne.y attractive.
Inr eastern cmbroidcrics from
Persia. India aud Egypt are being
used extensively for trimmings.
Pictures make u lovely gift and
you can find many very beautiful
ones at the Tulsa Book store, NO
=, 800 South Boulder and they are
framing pictures 30 very reasonable
right now. Quite an item TO be con-
sidered these days,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

the hyphcnates. The stunning re-
publican majoritios IN Ncw york,
New Jersey and Boston ,an be best
accounted for ny Wholesale Irish,
Italian and German dosortionH The
republicans aurcCcdcd admirably
IN rounding up the hyphenatos"
Tho Newark News. Independent.
says.
Tn tho German. Sim rcin Irish
ana tjllian vote was % marked elc-
mcut Of spleen. u desire to robuke
the president ana all his works"
Itacini Grouping Not official.
Now. MIR. Editor. 1t bears no Of
fcnse 10 me whatever, to be clagsed
IN one of the racial groups doubt
lcy IN tho mind Of the editor first
quoted. Tho Rev J. T.. brushing
ham. - - uf The South Park ". r..
church. ChicaEO, has most ably stat
cd his own views on this matter and
IN doing 80 has so fittingly defined
those " minc that | choose tu adopt
them lie said ~ want " 10 be
that I stand on "a Platoon
that is 100 per cent American, but
I want II TO bc known that am Of
irish descent. and that I would ~
soon forsake the mother that gave
me birth as forsnko tho home OF my
bnCemtfy" You know Il like To be
Clnsscd In n racial group" with such
men M Dr, nrushinham The Amer.
ioanlsm Of that group has now. and
always has had. a rigid certainty
mar should II stand IN the mouth OF
any editor. especially n republican
editor, at this time to make ~ quc1-
ilor out ,of that well established
fact.
rho Norfolk Virginian editor
would call mo q "hyphonate2" Ito
might. but I would demand that the
proprictioa be observed Like tho
Nirglnlan of fiction. would say
20 him; when you cnll me that.
emile" II he smlled I would Also
smile, ana II he didint--of that.
tust little more later on.
The Independent editor would
class mo az a Slim Fein lriahmnn.
We'll. inasmuch as tho Irish who are
not Sim Feiners now are negligible,
and AZ ! focl comfortably AZ homo
with Wholesome majority, and
would feel so absurdly out OF place
and III ut ease with the negligible
minority OF Irish who refuse TO bc
clngsed ms Sim foinors. that feel
perfectly Tree To admit his clash.
ticbtion OF me IL correct but ns to
hts attempt To explain my vote or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

If you are with mo in the search
for truly beautiful petal-like pet
ticoat, one really practical. and
lasting In its beauty. for "a gift or
for yourself--then come with me to
the Paris Fashion Shop, AIS South
Main. and your search will come to
a happy ending.
There II more and more OF the
demand for the beauty OF fabric
rather than the OrnatcnCss Of trim.
ming on dresses now.
The world demands efficiency.
our optical department Is complete.
Hannis Optical Co.. 81 South
Boston.
So many charming accessories to
miladys toilet are on holiday array
at the Bon Ton Shop, 722 South
Cheyenne, dropped in yesterday
and felt as though | was In the
land of Christmas dreams" The
most bewitching hand made under
wear, negl!gecs. boudoir caps, rib
bon novelties. well-its a shop
worth while. Don't miss II.
Perhaps you have been planning
n big picture to hang over the dav-
export or "a cOlorful print to grace
the fireplace--either would be an
ideal home gift and think the very
ones you have I'm mind are at the
Tulsa Art and GIFT shop, $40 South
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

Happy is tho woman who ha'
placed her bank account with the
First National bank at Fourth and
Main, whore every modern conyen'
ience is extended in a charming
ladies' department, with Mrs. Shr'
key In charge and always glad to
help milady with her banking prob
lens. Going away for the wintr
months, sending money TO other
cities or any unusual money sl,ua.
tion that may arise. Mrs. Shirley
will extend her helpful advice,
Hickory. Dlckory, Dock, the
price ran down the clock" And I'm
thinking about the Paris Fashion
shop, maybe that's not a very good
rhyme but I'll say this--the prices
they are making on suits. dresses
coats and wraps are attracting the
women who appreciate real gen
uine bargain. Really saw irresis'
ible gowns in their French room
models from favorite designers re-
duced TO the most tempting figures
making it very evident that this
shop has the popular spirit
Now what could be more int
mately beautiful for the holida'
gift than a photograph; especially
when from the Rivkin studios, Wes'
Fourth. I'd suggest making your
appointment at once to insure gel
ting them In time to send away.