South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
UNIQUE GIFTS
INCLUDED IN
GROWING LIST
Rose Offers Bedroom Suite to
Couple if Married in Dis
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Of Sailor Bros store between the
hours OF 2 and O'Clock in the after
plains that the ceremony must be
performed by a minister and must
be a bonifide marriage in every
way. He further insists that he will
have 10 see the marriage license
before he fnstructs his men 20 pack
up the bedroom suite.
Chance For All.
Super-intelligence IS also 10 prove
a decided asset IN winning some of
the presents placed on the list Tues
day. a r. Nayerdeld. the pro-
prietor Of tbs Newman store will
give a prize OF $50 in merchandise
20 the June 1st bride who can
answer Thomas Edisons now IA
nous questionable correctly. MI
Mayerfeld also announces additional
prizes Of $40 In trade 20 the youngest
bride on that day; SO IN trade 20
the oldest bride, and $40 in trade 20
the prettiest.
Thomas II. Brandon. Of the Bran
DON Durrell CO., IS the donor OF a
silk night gown 20 one Of the win
ming June brides. while the firm OF
George Wyman & CO., Will present
one OF the happy couples with a pair
OF white wool blankets. Charles T.
Sax and CO.. will give a set OF table
linen. The Robertson Bros. CO.. has
previously announced the presenta-
ton Of a reed fiber winged chair
while the Ellsworth store Is eager
20 reward the most beautiful girl
married on the first Of the month,
EJllsworths will give $50 in gold 10
tho prettiest girl. and s 3 in merch
andise to each Of the other ten
couples who are first TO be married
after midnight on the 31st day OF
May.
Dancing Tickets. Too.
Among the latest gifts TO be an
nounced IS that Of Clauer's. This
company will present a Rogers
Home Making silver set OF 26 pieces
Charles c.. Gates wants the first five
couples 10 do lot OF dancing. judy
ing from his gift The first five
newlywed pairs Will each receive s.
worth Of dancing tickets from Mr.
Gates Haugh and Harmon will
knock off $50 on any house they are
able 10 sell 10 a couple married n
June. The firm Of Leinbach. Hum
phrey and Torrey viii give The same
discount on the lots they sell the
newlyweds William Happ offers q
S1Oe discount on a modern room
house 10 help the June brides.
A freless cooker. valued at $3.50
is n substantial gift given out Tues
day afternoon by the Heller Furnit-
ure co. a 'fireless" insurance policy
is the gift Of the /. r. Greenan
agency, or at least Mr. Greenan
probably hopes that it Will prove
freless. Mr.. Grenan offers a $1,000
household goods fire In -ance pol
icy 10 the winning couple. one
hundred wedding announcements
will be printed free by the Hibberd
Printing co.
VIII Keep Warm.
The Kay-Bee Clothing CO., adds
TO the already long list of wearing
apparel for the brides by presenting
q. hat and blouse to the winning
girls. Articles Of clothing for both
the brides and grOOms are sprinHed
throughout the list Of presents do
mated thus far. The clothing items
alone amount to hundreds of dollars
Tuesday morning John l. Worder
OF the Worden Realty Co, called
ut the Office and offered n South
Bend watch TO every June bride who
purchases a house With his writ.
ten offer was a statement signed by
C.eis and Co. jewellers, who de-
clare formally that nine South Bend
watches were given away by the
Worden Realty Co during Real Es'
tate Week.
Arthur L. Miller will give a ton
OF coal to the first bride and Tom
a Hynes of the New Jersey rail-
road will give a round trip ticket
TO Detroit 20 the first bride and
groom
Niishawalla Merchants Enthuscd.
Mishawaka merchants Tuesday
morning were enthusiastic over the
contest and expressed their willing
ness 10 assist. The list at this time
is incomplete but Will b. publishcd
in full Wednesday afternoon.
All South Bend and Mishawaks
merchants who wish TO assist June
Brides. should call the advertising
department Of the News-Tines al
once The number is Main 2100
Complete information OF the con
test may be had as 10 the details
The public presentation Of gifts vii,
be made in a local theater. Let's
go
The Gift List VIII grow daily
watch IL.