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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
JOHNNIE ROCK RUNS AWAY.

Ot course, you know that the Rook
family IS very exclusive bird family.
They think great deal of their family
| tree, or trees, and will not allow young
( kook 10 go away from those trees.
| Now, young Johnnie Rook thought
all this fuss about keeping with the family
| very silly, and one day he decided he would
bulid "A nest IN tree close to a field where
there were plenty of grubs and also where
he could occaSsionaly have taste OF
vegetables.
Johnnie Rook does not destroy very
much; he might help himself to a potato
or p httle corn once in while, but he - OF
enough value 20 the farmer destroying
worms, so he can afford to give the Rocks
lew vegetables in payment.
OF course, Johnnie Rook did not say
aword TO any of his relatives about moving
away from the family trees He Just quiet
~ one morning went away and at night
time he did not return.
Old Grandfather RoOk WAS the first
to discover Johnnie's absence whom be
was counting noses before he went to
sleep.
Where is Johnnie?" he asked
'N atch him tomorrow when you see
him and find out where he is, commanded
Grandfather Rook
The next night at bedtime every Rook
knew what had happened; Johnnie Rook
had stolen away to another tree and
me- dc a nest Tor himself
Let everyone be- at that tree IN the
early murmug, SAID Grandfather Rock
BE up early, every ono of You
There WAS very little noise in the trees
the next morning and silently Grandfather
Rook led ai OF tho family 10 the tree bv
the field where johnnie had made now
home
But when they reached there they
were f9r from quiet, such chsttorIng
lohnmo never had heard before lie
pokoa his head ont, but he did not have a
Chance TO get out nf his new home by
himself he was helped hv dozen or
more bills giving huu sharp digs
sit on that branch. said Grand |
fathCr RoolN IN a cross vuico, and we
viii hold court, hut, first SOME ot |
YOU take care Of that nest
Poor trembling Johnnie had % watch !
hs ncxt pulled IN pieces before his very |
cyrs, but what they were 10 dc TO him Ia
tcresicd HIM much Iuorc, for the family /
looked very cross.
Grandfather Rook first told Johnnie /
what q grave oifense il WAS for y you,g
hooh not 70 respect his family trees and 40 ,
away by himself. and then every one began
to chatter
"Pick him hard" said Some. "Beat
him with our wings said others, whiIr
others erred. Death Ia the doserteri''
Poor Johnnie almost fell off Tho limb
where he sat with fright and his feather
5hnok. with his trembling.
What would have happened tn Johnnie
nc never knew, for ~ that moment Grand
mother Rook spread her wings and few
q branch above the others
Give him one more chance. she
aid, The IS very young and ! am sure
,e did moi know how terrible IT is for
me Of our family to "a by himself "
And 80 after a great dead Of arguing
md chattcrug II was docidrSi to give
ohnnic another chance, which Won may
c sure he WAS very glad 10 have. and flew
ack 10 the family trees, and from that
ay there was uo more loyal Raok IN the
9miiy than Johnnie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21


January 21, 1920 Is
National Make-a-Win Day
VIII and Trust Company
: : !: : : :: : : :: : :: :: : : : e:
S3%kSsaa k4SSsSs5l In your Will you may
Isss9s..zz1zs==l last wishes and administer your
By naming Trust Com
Mems Christian Association
pany be that your
National Will Day" On
- capacitated
throughout the country is being
importance of The duties the Trust Company
making Will will lbeto collect the Of your
estate, protect and preserve them.
In the accident pay
and DEATH Will is of the greatest ;e+rb,te o,r ,re accord
value the protection property ;n 70 +be terms ~ w VIII
and loved ones By Will, property
may be left largely according o ~ ~ 'tA'y = 0AP0ii-
49, :, enced in the work of admnisra
leave Will your property will be ~ anu 0spo'D'e' u0peld
.:1 : ,: ;. able trustworthy and economical
t:4 -, E =. g. III the handling of affairs. It
- ,.., under the direct supervision of
,., the State
The fees received by the Trust
~ y 'e@Ss '"e Value Company being fixed by law,
ola VIII, and plans time 4h o - =, !.
make one. In great many similar ser.;oas
this plan carried
The cost To yoa1r esate ;s M 5raa+.
Today while the S before ~ '' Nh - oel0@0-
1o. .:s 1T -: = . and often less than no
rru VIII is left
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
WILMINGTON Nj. Z. CoNFLgrNCE.

The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Conference viii bold is annual session in
Grace Church thus city. March 2+29.
1sith Bishop William i Mcdowell d
i asaing;on. d G.. presiding March u
tac time for the converting oS tho Lav
4i@~torai Conference.
Dr. robert Watt slp. rintcuient Of
the wilmington district and DI ! r..
ou1wa.t pastor of Grace Church. arr
preparing 81 interesting program of an-
aIversarles 8n entire day viii be de-
votsd T. plans for the Centenary con-
.eryation eslntfal III. DR.. Clarence True
= N. corr ~TsthdHg SECRETARY of the
Methodist Botrd :. TEMPERANCE. Pro-
uibit.on and Public Morals. Viii make IL,
address On sunday evening. March IS,
when the temperance anniversary will be
cclebrated.
During the conference. ygcek Rishnp
Mcdowell viii lt a 51est ofl1r Snrnwal
= Grace parsonage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. krkman.
NUTS IN THE SUPPER MENU.

NUTS IN THE SUPPER MENU.
| The average ho,Hekecpcr does not ap-
proaiate the usefulness Of tho various kinds
of nut, and seldom introduces them in her
menus save in cakes or puddings. In the
| following two suppcrs nuts form = most
substantial part OF the main dish.
Cecily Nut Loaf
Lettuce Salad
Coffee Preserves
Cecily Nut Loaf Soak over night
pint of small dried lima beans. In the
morning cover with fresh water, bring to
the boiling point, drain, then cover with
fresh boiling water and allow to cook until
tender. Put pint of shelled and roasted
peanuts through the meat grinder, then
mix these with the cooked lima beans;
add 1-3 pint of stale bread crumbs, l
teaspoon of salt, | teaspoon of papfika,
teaspoon of onion Juice and teaspoon of
bacon drippings. Mix well and pack in
m oiled cake tin TO mould, and when
formed, turn out on = baking pan, brush
over with beaten egg and bake IN a mod
crate oven for one half hour.
Potato-Pecan Croquettes
Romaino Salad
Coffee Peach French Toast
Potato-Pecan Croquettes-Parc and
boil enough potatoes to make cups when
hi@sShsh. Ut sHouHh pecan hut-ibsaiS
through the meat grinder tn fill cup,
and add these TO tho hot mashed potato.
Next add 2 beaten egg yolks, mixing well,
and season TO taste with salt, pepper,
onion Juice and nutmeg, ! tablespoon OF
fine chopped parsley may also be added
If desired Beat well. allow To cool, then
form into small troquettcs with floured
hands. Roll each croquette ia egg and
cracker crumbs and fry in deep hot fac
until . delicate brown.
Peach French Toast Cut stale bread
into rounds with q biscuit cutter. Peat
two eggs slightly. add y cup of milk and
4 little sNIi. and soak the rDunda 81 stale
bread IN this mixture until soft. Then
fry m hnt fry tng pan il butter subs;,tut
until 4 golden brown on both sides Cover
each round with canned peaches sprlnkled
with sugar and put dab of whipped
cream on cach or serve with rich cream N
a pitcher.
AN ANgwTRED LITTER
Mrs. Fred II Here ls The recipe Won
asked for, for Eagle Cake egg, cup
sugar, u cup butter. cup sour milk, |
| teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon Of
cloves, = nutmeg grated. teaspoon
soda | cup chopped Fsislns, cups flour |
Dissolve snia IN sour milk and mix alto |
gether Bake in q moderate oven
Tomorrow Nursing in the Home. /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21

So fashionable has fr.Age becom.
that il is being looped over surfaces
OF net in many designs. A fringed
net Is newer than spangled one.
being exceedingly effective coTuhin.
ed with soft satin, as pictured in
this avening gown. The lower edge
Of the skirt IS tucked under and the
satin tunic is cut short at the front,
while the sides fail IN soft draperies.
The over blouse has deep Yshaped
neck and IS worn over a net guimpe.
Medium slGs requires yards 80
inch fancy net with 22 yards satlr
with yard lining for cores
Pictorial Review Waist No. s62e
Flzes. 81 10 4E i1ches bust. Price :.
cents
sFirt No S4e7 Sizes. "a 70 81 In
ches waist. Price, 25 cents,
Crosby L HiI Company are sole agency
or Psctoria Review Patterns " Wilming-
ton leading store Tor silk. wash goods and
wooicn dress goods. G05-O7-09 Marx e.
ftreet- Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
WAR MAPS IN SCHOOLS Nov.
Classical Campaigns ard Bird Nfieralions
Traced or Charts.

TIE type Il ma? the w.r made famous
i NOT Gc.-.
As al innovation in teaching the COZ
quF's Of ,5uii,.S C@sar during the CalEc
wars; students ia University oi Mime
sota high schools arr required ;3 trace
the progress Of his campaigns and bat
lies o., special maps
.tad ~ the ;.nirnal BIOLOGY DEPART
naent, III. T. :. Roberts is keeping lsn
10 date 8 huge map showing lhe ln!er.-
tIons ol various h-.L. Reports ar. p
seircd from 4ll parts d the State inCii-
eating ,he kind of .lrds winch appear at
tle yarIoUs points from TINA to linle st.
'a1.l Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee PaPe,

Ncstidciay ! was playing with my bid
lrg set n mas room and ma Was sewing
holes out of stockings, and 81 III g s4ddn
! sed. Ma, smell mullins cooking
Nich / did, and ma sed. 50 DO /
Can ! have o1o before slippir, ma?
/ sci
j Nora w7,n:s to give it u you. sed ma
Nora beng oar cook and generally not
w1ntiug 10 give me things before suppir
me thinking y well II wont Lert 10 ask
Der
Wlch J wen, down to the kitchen to do.
thinking Maybe if ! GIVE her Il present;
ferst j wili put her ~ good huDor And
] looked ~ the kltchin door and Nora
WAS Wnpdumpng q lot cf inutIiu us intD
3 piaia out q q pan, Inc Saying, Hello
Nora. how ara you2
Diu better and ] lin verse. sed Nora
PTooeTiv meennC she dident feel vcr4
wonderful, ;sud / reetche1 IN mv pants
I'ocE1t ard took ont q .lttle ball aII made
out oi rubber haads, saving. Look at hecy
nora Wats tou thi.E If lhis2
don't think cf sutch things sad Nora.
! sed.
50 viii you il you don't set away fram
th&t Gpor aaG stop bptheriUg me, sed
Nors4.
Iou Gan have tins BAH if you eunt Il
Nora. do rou y s:Ist ~ sed
No. sed <cra.
Well, LII Jest put i i4eer ou ida. dresser
II case you happen " cnauge your mind.
! sed- Nlch ! cid, and Nora went a,lc
got another pan of mullins out of fbp
oven and lunpdumped them n s pIate
and ! SD. Give me one before s1Innir
Eorst
III glvr yea tae % tt. rit, ii ! uinnit
s.'d EeT Meeting stAe wutijoqt give nc
thc muffin
Then don't. sed. And / ,o,b ia
rubber band ball and put It back in my
poclit and went up stairs agen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21

THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY TIE PUaLtc SPIRITED cr1
zENs OF WILMINGTON WHO BELIEVE THAT TIE SALVATION
COUNTRY LIES THE PRACTICE OF THRIFT gY All
cTIIxENa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
Pollyanna Branch /. !. :

lhe Foiiyanna Branch of the Intefra-
uois:e; Sunshine SOaIety alil meet tomorrow
evening a. ttie home Of AGrs. II. NJ. DraD.r
IL v est / ighteenth street. All members
sre urged to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
Visiting Senator and Ms. Rall

Mrs. George Downing, who has neer
III for sometime. has gone t0 v ..sbiDeto5
10 visit H~na1s.r ag.d Mrs H. Hc,sIe1 Pan
Ssle VIII remain there for about a month
or until she Is somewhat improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
GACRUCIA IING PAIN
FROM RHEUMATISM

rhe suresi way to get relief ano 50 permit
rt D refreshing ngfi's sleep Is tc gea,ly
Eua the affected partS With Me.h-o-sol. tEG
in1Elen- an ointment form You get EaiIs-
faction from the minute you apply U-
!. = eia-o-sol is endorsed By physicians ard -
z4so beneficial IN cases o. Ecuri.is Luul-
fAs9a. Strains. Sore Muscles. Backacie. Ton
iEsss I'D other ailments cozntuGa 70 cold
f..stssr iE7I11 ated bus not O. i1Alcd ELe
p}8 convince sou ant YOU VIII
t~tef AGAIN be wlthC -: II 10 your houss-
soia Gy al lsaalus druggists.
-TAe &sxsxx Co. Ihil.s{~Sp11sx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-21
SANDMAN STORY.
BY Mrs. Y. A. Walker.

Copyright 1919 by the Mcclure News
pager Syndicate. New York CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14

Wednesday the attitude of Mrs.
Carlisle, emphasizing the fact that
though the league is strictly non
partisan in its initial purpose il has
during the present campaign urged
women TO affiliate with one national
party and work in that party con-
structively and individually. "Our
local league. and I am sure 7 can
say the same for the state and ma
tional Organization" continued the
speaker. has endeavored to present
20 the new women voters the prin-
ciples Of both parties that the wo-
men could for themselves determine
their preference Of the parties. IL
IS distressing that the attitude OF
the League Of Women Voters should
be attacked at this time. when its
non partisan work is resulting so
effectually for the interests of both
parties" concluded the speaker.
other republican women of the
city expressed indignation that the
league should suffer criticism az
this time by so called republican
women prOpagandists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
Every Druggist in u. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation Of the year n the
drug trade is Aspironal. the two
minute cold and cough reliever. au-
thoritatively guaranteed by the lab
oratories: tested. approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities. and proclaimed
by the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whiskey
rock and rye, or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. so all
you have to do 90 get rid of that
cold is TO step into the nearest drug
store, hand the clerk half a dollar
for a bottle OF Aspironal and tell
him TO serve YOU two teaspoonfuls
with four teaSpoonfuls Of water in
glass With your watch i'm your
hand. take the drink at one swal-
low and call for your money back
i'm two minutes if YOU cannot feel
your cold fading away like a dream
within the time limit Don't be
bashful. for all druggists invite you
and expect YOU TO try il. Every
body's doing il.
When your cold or cough is re-
lieved. take the remainder of the
bottle home 10 your wife and ba
bies. for AspirOnal is by far the
safest and most effective. the easiest
TO take and the most agreeable cold
and cough remedy for infants and
children.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
Beats Gasoline at
Is Cents A Gallon

New Invention Makes FOrds Run
81 Miles on Gallon OF Gasoline
and Start Easy i'm Coolest Wea-
thcr. Other Cars Show Pro-
pOrtiOnatc Savings.
A new earburetor which GU
down gasoline consumption OF
any motor including the Ford.
and reduces gasoline bills from
one-third TO Que-half is the proud
achievement of the Air Friction
CarbUretOr Co. 499 Madison st..
Dayton Ohio. This remarkable
invention not only increases the
power of AN motors from 80 Go
20 so co. but enables everyone TO
run slow on high gear. II also
makes 10 easy 20 start a Ford or.
any other car i'm the coolest wea-
Their without previously warming
the motor Win it you can use
the very cheapest grade Of gasO-
line or half gasoline and half
kerosene and still get more power
and more mileage than you now
get from the highest test CasO-
line. Many Ford owners say they
now get as high as As 20 so miles
20 a gallon of gasoline So sure
are the manufacturers of the i'm
mense saving their new Carbur-
etOr will make that they offer 20
send it on 80 days trial 90 every
car owner. AS II can be put on
or taken off in a few minutes by
anyone. all readers who want to
try it should send their name, ad-
dress and make of car 10 the
manufacturer al once They
also want local agents. TO whom
they offer exceptionally large
prodts. Write them 10 day.-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
Many GybSieS Rove Streets in
Various Cities in Run1ania

BUCHAREST. oct. 13.-Of the
dozens OF different peoples in Ru-
mania, none is more picturesque
than the Gypsies Like their proto-
type in America they rove ths
country in great caravans. earning
stray pennies by begging. dancing.
playing and telling fortunes. In
the cities they sometimes earn their
bread and onions by shining
shoes. peddling lemonade or acting
as porters
The high cost OF living which has
drawn tight the strings Of every
purse has brought double hardships
20 these wanderers No matter
how well they play their violns.
no matter what good fortune they
see in the stars for those about
them. they find il hard 10 coax pen
MES from the empty pockets of the
war-oppressed Rumanian people.
Many of them have starved TO death.
Among the GYPSY women anc
girls are 10 be found some strik-
ing types Of beauty. Dark complex
ion and hair with shining long
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14

dashed eyes they are G delight 20
look upon. They have not yet ac-
CURED the art Of using cosmetics
as their sister in the United States
do.
Superstition plays a large part in
the life OF The Gypsy. one or the
many ancient customs which Sill
survive among the women is 10 beat
themselves frightfully II one OF their
children dies. They believe that
the death has been caused by an
evil spirit having entered the body
of child as we'll as of mother and
that II they chastise themselves the
spirit Will depart.
One Rumaniau GYPSY woman
whom an American relief worker
visited was apparently about 10 die
from pneumonia The doctor found
numerous bruises all over her chest.
and these had seriously aggravat-
ed her condition On questioning
her ne learned that he bruises were
due 10 a beating she had given her
self because one of her eight chill.
dren had died
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
TAKE EXCEPTION
TO G. 0. P. LIES
Indiana League of Women
Voters Wires Protest to
Headquarters.

Elkhart Ind. oct. 1S.-Acting
upon many complaints received
from republican women over the
state Mrs. a. II Beardsley. presi-
dent Of the Indiana League OF wo-
men voters today wired 10 the nG-
tonal republican headquarters in
Chicago a protest against unfair cri-
ticisms Of the league made by
speakers for the republican party
especially Lillian Russell and Mrs.
Medill Mccormick.
1T is unfortunate that the Indi-
ana League of Women Voters is be-
ing unfairly criticized, SAID Mrs.
T.. a. Carlisle, head Of the South
Bend branch OF the league. We'd
nesday, when asked concerning the
complaint sent 10 the national re
publican headquarters by Mrs
Beardsley e Elkhart aaginst criti-
clsm Of the eague by republican
speakers.
II have been unable 10 find any
thing i'm the newspapers regarding
what Mrs. Moore Gillian RusselD
and Mrs. McC ormick have said re-
garding the league. continued Mrs.
Carlisle but il is unfortunate that
the league should be misunderstood.
l. NonpartiSan.
The Indiana League Of Women
Voters is a nonpartisan organiza-
ton. Its membership Is composed
Of both republican and democratic
women. I want the democratic
members Of the league 20 vote for
their candidates and I am going TO
vote for mine" said Mrs. Carlisle.
who is prominent republican
leader among the women.
Mrs. Carlisle Wedne sday eX-
planned the purpose OF the league.
She said that it is organized TO
enable the newly enfranchised
women 10 obtain a better know
ledge Of civic affairs.
I'VE are going TO take an active
part i'm obtaining better civic gov
eminent" she said Wednesday.
But. in this campaign the league
is not taking part as an Organiza-
ton. To emphasize this the South
Bend branch OF the league has sus-
pended all activity during the pres
ent campaign
Resent Attacks.
Another local woman prominent
I'm republican circles maintained
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
j S NAVAL MB6
6EbH0IhIEG NEW
Examination Of German I
Boat Suggest, 10 Pro-
gram Chance=.
v-tsfrrr sTg- oa -D.-


A9t.. |Fl.r OCT DEE
s' eTtr.H..c IT.. surrendered
Germ r..s. hmm. sur-ry .-.
r h.. ....r.s .--r..- b.. r.-.
efet .-...r.-.. .f..r.... 81. .........,
81 arsre- officers af r-. N-,-. f.-
uartuert assert arr,r careful
study uf fn. German craft and "a
thorough te- r -ne r.n- crufse
across. .r. Atlantic American .v
uaft- he.. found .r- r. favv ,s-s-.-
Dor-4nf details worthy Of I-rrrror-
at.uc iu new American lrde-.a,
craft.
IN ner.r and rrtra- f+-f7a-
t.e German boats were superior ~
Ure-war American .rlr-arlfhIre A.
ra- admitted Periscopes or new
navy suumsrluee however. are SUI
ueuo- 60 the best similar fittings
found 1n tho CAPTURED vessels f+
was said.
Praise Engines
The engine e0uIDmrut OF the
German boats was praised lv
American officers. uut d. was de-
e'ared that The mechanical plants IT
the enemy craft were Ir 10 respect
superior 60 those already In use in
the United states navy. Iu many
points. particularly that Of mechau-
Ical simplicity. roomiuess and COM
fort Tor the crew Inc American
boats "a regarded as SUPERIOR 30
the Gtfr.r~ craft
Examination OF the surface yes
sells urrandered by Germany and
brought tD Inc United States re-
Gently is now i1 progress Other
German vessels Of Am GLASSES had
been previously carefurIv iDspar+eI
tv American Officers abroad ana ar
rcfals at the department declared
chat thew ala NOS evra.+ tr. frsulc-
ton of the cruiser OsfriesI3nd ana
the destrOvers qTIocate4 to thfs|
COUNTRY 20 d.ve1op ann, -mDortar+
new construction methods i'm the
American navy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
MAIL PLANE WRECKED.

BLOC MFIELD. \. j.. Oct 10
Herbert Chandler. mail aviator,
landed I'm a narrow street here to-
day wrecking his plane. but escaping
unhurt He called for another
plane which he expected 10 pilot TO
Cleveland. Ohio this afternoon.
Chambers plane developed motor
trouble over Bloomfield
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
CORPORATION BUYS
OLD POWDER PLANT

BY United Press
WASHINGTON Oct 1S.-The
Old Hickory Powder plant at Jack
sonville. Tenn. has been sold 20 the
Nashville Industrial corporation the
director of sales Of the war depart
ment announced today
The price was S3.5O5. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14

Full fashioned silk hose. plain and
on Onyx and Van Eaalte silk. plain
fancy. sass a pair oliver STYLE
shop Friday morning ADV
QopTTA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
Chung Yen
Of
LaWtOn, Michigan

stick has spHeed and ppefu of hop has
waited Chung Yen played the of fields Of the
Orient.
Michigan, on
Of
his hills and Of things which make Chop deetbe dish
of The News week and
brought back the Of Chung Yen will the Sunday NwIie
been reading Faingtons you there's
Watch fori
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
SPEG Al

Big sale OF candieS-40-50-6O
cents a pound Thursday. Friday and
Saturday only. 9266-16.
THE PHIIAA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14

Miss Audrey Darlington Norman,
one of the six Virginia beauties who
have returned from Europe wearing
new creations. Miss Norman was at
tired I'm a lavender wool and silk
mixture knitted dress, with short
skirt lavender wool stockings and
anEOra hat and a black and gold
VEIL The Scotch heather stockings
appeared extremely suitable for
cool day on deck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
a o. Lady Indr

Think If &C.. run fash oned silk
hosiery S255 pair oliver STYLE
shop. Friday morning ADV.
Q215-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
Just Think of III. Ladies.

Full fashioned hose. plain and
fancy $2.&5 pair Oliver Style
Shop, Friday morning. ADV.
g276-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
The Sbhynx Apple

SPhynx should
And daughter of shouldn be
she did what she did But has there been such this of ny
sinceh famous The Lady and the
you're Henry appear
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday getting the full
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The Sphynx Apple will appear Sunday