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Evening star., 1921-06-23
WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE.

Justice Hoehling of the Distric
Supreme Court yesterday heard .ht
first divorce proceeding and signe'
a decree awarding a limited dtvorc
to Ruth Zuckerman. twenty-five year
old. from Samuel G. Zuckerrnan, Tor
merly an expert accountant in IN
internal revenue bureau. The coupl'
were married in Baltimore, March IL
1920, and separated the following
July. The wife charged cruelty ant
inadequate support. Attorney Cnap
man w. Fowler appeared for tn
Evening star., 1921-06-23
WomenS Ne,U Pumps
and Oxfords'
Reduced to $5. Is Pair

A number of best lines of Pumps and Oxords have
become too in and quantity to remain III our
regular stock They grouped together for quick
clearance at almost half the former prices
From the standpoint of desiraby of style of
models and excellence of values the best offer
ings in Womens Footwear have made this season.
pairs Women's and Dark Brown Russia Calfskin
Oxford Ball strap models
military low fiat heels and GOODYEAR
szes-5 ~ and
sAAA; ~ s. Ak. 5. 51s. 6h ~ and sA:
AZ G. 61S Z ~. Az s. 5l4. 6s and
nc; 3, 3k, 4. Az, 5. 512 and GID
pairs Tan Cafskin Two-strap Walking Pumps
stitched imitation tip medium toe and straps
Cuban heels pairs Of Dark Brown Cafskin Pumps
welt
sojes sizes in SAA; to SA;
3 TO &C
$s7s pair; were $3.50 to Sill =.
Women's =
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Good Values in Boys Summer Wear

3 Dozen Boys Blouses. Bell
brand; neat striped patterns
with attached collars; size I
years only.
Reduced to Soc each
4 Boys Bath Robes, size 6
years only: made of good
quality material.
Reduced to $1.95 each
6 dozen Small Boys White
Duck and Khaki Naval Wash
Hats; sizes SIS, 6k and SIS
only.
Reduced to 35c each
12 Khaki MILDLY Blouses,
size 4 years only.
Reduced to Csc each
Evening star., 1921-06-23
ChiIdren's Knit
Underuedr

30 Chiidren's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread
Vests: bodice style with tape over
shoulders: sizes 4. 6. s. 10, L. Csc each;
were 600.
% Children's Plain Gauze Merino
Shirts. high neck and long sleeves, size
IS. Soc each: were &l.25.
10 pairs Rovs' 'Gauze Aerino Draw
ers. ankle length, sizes 80. 81 a. Soc
pair: were $l.25,
Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Han,r,,ocks,
PiIo..,s, Etc.

structed model, with Bolster pillows,
suitable for small porch: SIS; was $4e.
Swinging Hammocks, with pillow
and fringed sides. 7sS each; wsrs
8 Swinging Hammocks. strongly made
s Swinging Hammocks., with pillow
and fringed sides, in attractive pat.
terms, S9.75 each: were a. :.
Round Hammock Pillows, 1875 sach;
Round Cretonne Hammock Pillow,
white Enamel Baby Bunk. with
box springs, $3.50; Was $27.6o.
Hanmnck Section. Fourth 6ooe.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Wou.en's Skirts

Prunella and Lightweight Worsted
Skirts, black and white plaids, tan and
3 ss's to s 81 Waist. 3li.sS each; ware SIS to
Prunella Cloth Skirts, in green and
blue ,piaids, box pleated: waists 20 and
20: ss;ef e.ahi wsre $is: ,.x~ 49,,
and black, box pleated models; waists
2S to 50. $6.e5 each; were $e.S6.
Women's Skirt Section, Third dooA
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Dotted Suoiss Negliges
and Dressing Sacques
Special, $1.95 Each

Sample Line of White Dot
ted Swiss Negliges and Dress
ing Sacques. slightly soiled. but
Tubing will make them as
fresh and new as ever. They
are in kimono or breakfast coat
style, loose or belted. with and
without collars. as you prefer.
Finished with fine Val lace or
more tailored and edged with
narrow ruff1ing and hemstitch-
ing.
Neglige Section, Third noor..
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Imitation Cluny Laces
Very Specially Priced
Sc Yard

These laces are unusual values,
purchased especially for Friday
Remnant Sale, and the first we
have had in several years.
The edges are "a to ~ inches
wide,. and insertions 24-inch
wide to match one pattern. Also
a small lot of imitation Torchon
Laces, II to ~ inches wide.
Lace Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Wo,,1es1's Summer
.,Lisle Hose
Special, 55c Pair

We are offering 40 dozen pairs
women's Full-fashioned Sum-
mer-weight Black Lisle Hose.
in sizes sh to 10, in a splendid
grade At the very special price
Of 55c pair.
30 Pairs women's Full-fashioued Black
Silk Hose with Isle garter tops and soles;
sizes 8 and 81. $l.35 pair; were -.
4s Pairs women's Coriovan silk-lisle
Hose, full fashioned: size 9h only.
Specially priced. $50 pair.
Pairs women's Derby Ribbed Black
ware $3.50.
Is Pairs women's Black Silk Hose,
with hand-embroidered self clocks: size
10 only. Reduced to $ Pair.
Wumen's Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Special Size Apparel

1 Light Gray Jersey Suit, size Ssis.
$13. 80; was 5000.
Tan Tricotine Snit: handsomely tai
lored. size 42h. 29.60: vas S75.
Tan Covert Cloth Suit, size AN.
$3.50: was $50.
Black Crepe de Chine Dress. size
42h. $3.50; was $40.
1 Beaded Brown Georgette Dress. size
44h. $46: was $l25.
Special Size Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Friday Specials in Muslin
Undergdrments

10 Dozen White Windsor Crepe Boomers finished
with harrow ruhaes. Special 7Sc pair.
h Dozen Low Neck Gowns made of fine nainsook plain
tailored or eaboratey trimmed with lace or embroidery
Special sl3s each.
IL Dozen Pairs Step-n Drawers made of nainsook, nm
shed with narrow lace edge. Special, 45c pair
y Dozen Envelope Chemse made of nainsook trimmed
with lace and embroidery simple tailored styles Special
78c EACH
Muslin Under Third
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Coftor, Dress Goods
2Z to 4 Yard Lengths

embroidered swisses. Sl.6o yard; were
Embroidered Swisses, 81 yard; were
Printed Yoiles, 900 yard; were Soc.
Dimities, SC yard; were Soc:
32-inch Dress Ginghams, Soc yard;
were 76c,
32.inch Dress Ginghams, 500 yard;
Jspanese Crepe, 500 yard; was soc.
All Remnants of Cotton Dress GOODS,
2 yards and less, half price.
Cotton Dres. Goods Section, Second
floor
Evening star., 1921-06-23
400 Yards Curtain
Yoiles. l5c Yard

Sheer Curtain Wolfe, not only
desirable for summer, but all
the year round. This is an ex-
cellent value, and is shown in
white, cream or ecru. 36 inches
wide. Greatly underpriced. 1sc
yard.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Infants Apparel

made In David Copperdeld or belted
styles: materials are seersucker. Gtnx.
ham q ehanbray. Do each; vsfe $40.
70 Chudren's White Creepers, made
with pink or Blue. sizes and 2 years.
TSo saoh; vs1s Ss.5o.
IL Snk Shirts, summer weight. either
hiSh or low neck. slightly soiled from
display: $1.2S each; were $s.so and
Children's Lingerie Goats, trimmed
With hand shocking and embroidered
eueeyS, sizes and yeafs. Slightly
soiied from display. $3.1S eeah; were
10 and 81.
isfS1fS Seetien. Fourth hocr.
Evening star., 1921-06-23

142-inch Drop Leaf Kitchen
Table, 1896; was $3.50.
1 Plain Kitchen Table. with
one drawer, $1.85; was $6.25.
9 Aluminium 10-quart Water
Pals, 05c eachS were &1.0S.
1 Bisse1 Hand Vacuum Car
pet Sweeper, $685. was $11.
Bissel Standard Carpet
Sweepers. $2.85 each, were
95.25.
S Parcel Post Egg and But
; ter Crates, TIC each; were
white Kitchen Stools. S1.s5
eachs were S2.75.
3 White Bathroom Cabinets,
$3.05 eachs were 1856.
3 Howard Wall Busters, 06c
eachs were S2.9O.
O-Cedar Chemically Treat
ed Hand Busters, Csc eachS
were CSC.
2 Medium -size Copper Bot
tom Wash Boilers, 81.0S each3
were $3.50.
Housefurnishings Section, Fifth
Evening star., 1921-06-23
An Odd Lot of Back
Lace Corsets
$3.50 pair; .Oere $3.50
TO 81. 50

Fur dozen pairs Corsets: some are
plain pink and white materials and some
are 1roche. Included are MaDme Lyra,
Bon Non and American Lady. Sizes 20.
q. 2. 2, "a. 25. 2s. a. %. %. 30. IL.
Three Dozen Pairs r. & G. Calma and
Pm. Front-laee Corsets. lightly boned.
for summer wear: waistline and medium
bust models. sises q, g. q. 20, q. %.
% and 50.
$50 pair; were $3.50 to IS
cnrnet: Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23

for any man.
10 Bathing Suits, two-piece
style, all pure worsted, in
brown, blue and green with
contrasting colored stripes.
sizes "a, IS, 40. AZ and A.
$3.45 each;
were $3.50 and 50
q Mems Bathing Suits, the
popular one-piece style; good
.colors; all pure worsted;
sizes 40 and AZ.
-$3.45 each;
were $3.50 and $3.50
Al pairs Mems Lisle Thread
Drawers, summer weight; re-
sizes 80, 3S, 40. AZ apd A.
Csc each; were 81
66 Special Quality Silk
Four-in- hand Ties, neat fig
ured patterns; popular sum-
mer colors.
Csc each; were 81
80 Suits Mems Pajamas,
plain white muslin and some
colored Madras. We neck
style; medium and large sizes.
= $1.65 suit;
were $3.50 and s.
90 Suits Mems Outing Flan-
mel Pajamas, neat striped pat
terms and fast colors; slightly
imperfect; small and medium
sizes. II perfect they would be
marked at 50.
Special price, SSc suit
Evening star., 1921-06-23
White Shadowproof Sateen Petticodts
Specially Priced, Csc Each

dozen White Sateen Petticoats, shadowproof panels
back and 'front.' scaloped edge with elastic waist in short
lengths. =, ...l.
bloom tons tailored styles tucked and rued in black
SOS each
Section Third dooe
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Mems ol,d Women's
Special Handkerchief

A good opportunity to get
vacation handkerchiefs Under
priced.
IS Dozen Mems OAmbric Handler
ehiefs, cord border. soft finish. H-inch
hens. 1So each; 8 for Il; were ESQ
each.
30 Dozen women's All-linen Handker-
chiefs, sheer quality; full size. Special,
18o each; for 81.
Handkerchief Section. First door.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Won1en.s Blouses

II Brown Satin and Satin
and Crepe de Chine Combina-
ton lyons and Hip-length
Overblouses, some beaded. TAX
ell from our regular stock.
sos each; were $S.75 to SIS.
20 Georgette Crepe Over.
blouses, in white. flesh and
bisque. tucked and lace trim
med. in several different pretty
designs. all taken from regular
stock. sos each; were SS.75.
8 Georgette, Crepe Blouses,
last of lines, in navy, gray, bis
que, tomato, tangerine. Very
pretty models. SOS each; were
$5.7s to Slo.7s.
e. Plaid Muslin Blouses, in
blue and white. and rose and
white, white voiles, and pongee
colored batiste in ty-on styles.
Only one or two of a kind. 7Sc
each; were 81 to $l.9s.
IS White Wolfe Smocks. EN-
broidered in colored silks. and
embroidered white linene
smocks. sl.so each; were Sl.9S.
. women's Blouse Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Slip Covers for Ford
Touring Cars
$3.50 seat; s0ere $3.75
and 81

Two discontinued styles, made
slightly different from this sea-
sons covers, our only reason
for closing out. They are all
high-grade washable materials
that will not easily show soiling.
Easy to put on and easily taken
off. They cover the seat cush-
ion and back.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Remnants and Short
Lengths Of Cretonnes
IA to ~ Less Than Former
Prices
A IArse Collection Of Short Lengths
Of OrStonnee, In light medium and dark
eolorinx1; for sofa pillows, cushions, bags,
covers, curtains, etc.
Also q collection Of remnants In cur
tain voiles. nets. silks. silkolines. pop
Inns, etc.
Dnauery Section. Fifth 6oof.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Friday Remnant Day Economies All Over the Store

eRemnanD
Remnant
Remnant tDay NuchndnekN
{. ron Approval OF
Evening star., 1921-06-23

c8CHt a IVE 81.
The following articles,
slightly shopworn or damaged:
Is Small Size Mexican Shop
ping Baskets. zoe each; were
3Sc. :.
Large Size White Enamel
ed Clothes Hamper. $S.sS' was
$3.50.
s Fancy Imported Scrap
Baskets, 05c each, were $1.76.
z Large Size Fancy Colored
Fruit. Baskets, Soc each; were
\ S1.7S.
IA Hand-painted Candy
Boxes, SOC each; were $1.6S.
6 3-ft. Stepladders, 0Sc
each, were $2.2S.
3 Nu-Ex Fire Extinguishers.
Sass eachs wefe.@12.
/ Large Size Splint Clothes
Hampers, $1.75 eachs were
S6.2G.
i Brown Willow Corner
Clothes Hamper, $685. was
S9.75.
/ Large Size Willow Towel
Hamper, 1885, was $3.50.
3-foot Drop Leaf Kitchen
Table, $5.S6, was $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Children's Hosiery

100 Pairs Children's White Socks With
fancy eolored tops; sizes to 6h. Spe.
oial price. 3 pairs for Soc.
1S Pairs Children's White Blk Seeks.
with euff tops. stitched In colofs; sizes
8 and 9l5. 625io pair; were u.
30 Pairs Children's Socks and Stock
ings, various qualities. at reduced prices.
Childrsnp Hosiery Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Umbrellas and Parasols

IL Mems 2s-inch Black Gloria Cloth
Umbrellas. $1.45 each; were $3.50.
women's 22-inrh Plaid Silk Parasols.
$S.45 each; were 46.
Umbrella Section, First door.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Grass &c Wool Rugs Reduced

"a Quality Figured Grass Rugs 3xo-ft size Sl9o
each $355
Best Quality Figured Grass Rugs size 3Oxo0 inches
$50 each; were $3.50.
36o-ft Imported Oval Rush Rugs $z5o each; were s2s
83x1O6-f Seamless Brussels Rugs, S2I5o each;
SIS
2ox12-ft Best Quality Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs,
S6l5o each; were sos. . n.
Section
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Friday
Girls Gn,gha,n Dresses
Tomorrow. Csc

The value is 50 good you will
want to have some of them IL you
have girls to IA years to buy for.
110 Dresses Of very good quality
Plaid Gingham, in fast. washable
colors, made with full skirts. gath
cred. on waists and trimmed with
white organdy collar and cuffs and
with sashes Of same material some
OF them have collar and cuffs Of
white pique.
IS Rough and Tumble Bloomer Dresses
of dark tan linene, trimmed with white
popin bands around collar and Guns;
very suitable for beach wear; sizes o to
10. Special price. $1.s6 each.
IL Shirt Waist Dresses with bloomers,
detachable skirts of plaid EinGham;
waists of pink. tan or blue ehambray:
finished with white linen braid around
collar and cuffs: sizes to IL years
sass each; wero $3.50.
Black Milan Straw Hats, mushroom
shape. trimmed with field flowers. 1886
Sports Hats. made Of straw and
ribbon; the colOrs are tan and green,
finished with ribbon bands Of same color.
Sl.s5 each; were 50 and 50.
Girls Section. Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1921-06-23

"a Suits Mems Silk Madras
and Silk Poplin Paja mas,
white and colored; medium
and large sizes: slightly
soiled. If perfect they would
sell at IS and $3.50.
Special price, $2.95 suit
II Mems Best Quality
Light weight Sateen and
Mercerized Cotton Night
Shirts; white and plain col
ors; slightly soiled; sizes Is.
IT and Is. In regular stock
they would be marked at 80
and $3.50.
Special price, $2.l5 each
81 pairs Mems Pure Thread
Silk Socks, full fashioned;
regular make; isle double
heels and toes; in tan. Palm
Beach and gray; sizes 9h. 10.
1Oh.
45c pair; were 81
72 pairs Mems Seamless
Thread Silk Socks. Isle heels
and toes: hand-embroidered
silk clocks: black with white,
cordovan with white; sizes
9R. 10. II, 11E.
45c pair; were 81
81 Mems Plain White Jap
Silk Handkerchiefs, regular
size; Y or u inch hens.
25c each; were SOC
Mems Store. First door.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Friday Remnants and Specials from
the Housefurnishings Section

10 quarts Liquid we're $3.50.
cleaning and polishing &c eschs
g.
i-Eallon Color 1ap-aLac Floor Paint
$3SS.
Refrigerators apartment white enamel lined hard
case
3 Round Dishpans Special 4Sc each.
12-inch with smooth handles CSC
were
s6 Mothproof
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Lowered Prices on Men Footwear

Splendidly desirable Summer Footwear at partic-
ularly low prices.
% pairs Mems Tan Cafskin Oxfords. toe model
Sizes E, 81, T. ~. 8, 81 c; ~. 9 and 8H D.
Special price, $3.50 pair
81 pairs Mems White Canvas Oxfords, sizes to II,
width AT this price they less than the ordinary tennis
SHOE
Special price, $2.95 pair
10 pairs Scout Shoes in sizes e. 6H and good shoe
for outdoor wear, hiking and general hare, usage:
Special price, $2.95 pair -.,. ,
pairs Mems Patent Leather Dance Oxfords, sizes o.
: Special price, $5.75 pair
Men Shoe
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Millinery

9 Trimmed Hats. S3.95 each; ;
were $3.50 to SIS.
Is Fancy Wells. Soc each; !;
were 81 to S..
| Lot of Ostrich Feathers.
25c each; were 75c to S..
Millinery Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Useful Pieces of Furniture
At Greatly LOtUered Prices

1117S each' 30
Large Ivory slightly imperfect. $3.50; $eo
Large Ivory Chinonier with mirror; slightly imperfect
wa $780,
Full Ivory Enameled Bed. 1880; was $3.50
Mahogany Day Bed, upholstered IN velour; COM
plete withr roll and pillow. 45Ss $0O
Mahogany finish Davenport upholstered in mulberry
@e75O, tl15
=, Mahogany Day Bed complete with spring cre-
tonne-cove pillow and roll $50; was $6S
1s Cotton ideal slightly
soiled. 1896 each; were $780,
Furniture Section hoo.
Evening star., 1921-06-23
Remnant Day Specials and
Reductions in Mems Wear

Friday is certainly saving day for men in summer
wearabes. These splendid items worthy economies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
1c-Face Creams-1c

Violet Dulc Vanishing Cream
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
TEMPLE

In the lingo Of Black Mike are
no such words as fear" and hon
or" When the king OF San Fran
cisco's underworld reforms. ne is
annoyed and frames his former
pal for a prison term In order that
his daughter may be converted 10 a
life OF crime. This is the plot about
which Outside the Law centers.
This picture, which was featured at
the Blackstone, South Bend, last
week. is the dramatic photoplay Of
fering at the new Temple theater
today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean,
famed for her characterization Of
The Virgin Of Stamboql" and Lon
CLANCY. who played the cripple in
The Penalty" and The Miracle
Man" handle the leading roles with
skill and understanding How the
girl, turned by bitterness to a life
Of crime, is converted through the
efforts of a dear little child into
good woman, makes the surprising
and pleasing climax of this master
crook drama. The six-piece Temple
orchestra accompanies this picture
with a specially written musical
score which adds much TO the en-
jOyment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
PIONEER RESIDENT
SUCCUMBS TUESDAY
Mrs. Mary Ann Newman, 80
Years Old, Dies at John
Chandler Home.

Mrs. Mary Ann Newman, one OF
the pioneer residents OF this section
OF the country, died at the home Of
John II. Chandler. 125 W. Seventh
st, yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. following a two years i'll
ness. Death was due TO the infirmi-
ties OF old age
Mrs. Newman's maiden name was
Mary Ann Quits, and she was born
In Cleveland, O.. Get. 10. 1896. be-
ing So years old. She came 10 this
country with her parents IS years
ago and has since resided here. Her
father was the hate NJ A Curtis.
On Nov. 20. 1853, she was married
TO David Newman who died Sept.
IS. 1919. She is survived by
brother. Luther Cuhtis. Osceola and
half-sister, Mrs. Jennie Dyer of
Elmoro. Colo. Mrs. Newman was a
member Of the Tamarack Methodist
church
Funeral services, will be held from
the Chandler home. Thursday aft
ernoon at 2:3O O'Clock Burial Will
be in the City Cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
NusHAWAKA PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. William +. and John
Archer nave returned 10 their home
in Cromwell, after visiting with Mr..
and Mrs Edward Holycross, 1011 E.
Fourth st.
Mrs. William II. Young. AS Park
av.. will entertain the members Of
the Plymouth club at an all day
meeting at her home Thursday.
Mrs. Charles r. Shelton. 511
Webster St. and her sister. Mrs.
Edgar Brandon. Auburn. Ind. are
visiting with relatives at Benton
Harbor.
Mrs. Henrietta Mitchell, 316 s.
Spring St. will be hostess to the st.
Andrews Ladies Aid society We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Swinehart. 40 - Lin
coin WAY r. VIII entertain the ladies
of NJ Womans Benefit Association
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Christian church viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John
Bodle 7O5 Ann st.
The Woman's Missiona v circle Of
tertoined Thursday afternoon al
$50 o'clock at the home OF Mrs. NJ
Hunt. 721 Ann 81. Mrs. Fred Hoef-
inger will assist i'm the entertaining
Members of the Plus Ultra class OF
Emmanuel Baptist church Will be
entertained at a Halloween party at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Bloomer
mort r-eos+ Of +ba CITY "Wednesday
evening All members are requested
% meet at the home Of lesson Hunt
1902 y Main ST.. at 1850 O'Clock anO
the party viii motor TO the BlOOmel
rural home.
Members of The Ladies' Aid society
Of st. Peters Lutheran church wiz
meet at the parish hail Wednesday
afternoon. The time viii be spent
I'M sewing for the bazaar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
0 FUTTERKNECHT
WEEDS MISS PERSON
Wedding Breakfast Served at
Hotel Mishawaka- Couple
Leave on Honeymoon.

Otto Futterknecht and Miss Mar
ion Person, were married in a nup-
tial high mass at St. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church Tuesday morning at s
O'Clock by the Rev. Dean L. A.
Moench in the presence Of a num-
Der Of relatives and friends. Prof.
Hoerstmann played the LOhengrin
wedding march.
The bride was attired in a brown
fur trimmed suit. wore a brown silk
velvet hat and a cOIsage Of sweet
peas and Ophelia roses. She was
attended by Miss Hildegarde Brugg-
ner South Bend, w'Io wore a dark
brown suit with a brown velvet hat
and a cOrsage Of sunburst roses.
Eugene Fu;terknecht. cousin Of the
groom. acted "a best man.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
Hotel Mishawaka. Covers were laid
for p. The decorations were roses
and carnations.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Person, 523 Sarah
ST., and has been employed in the
office OF the Staples ildebrand Co.
The groom is the con Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Futterknecht. 326 s. Mil
burn ST. re is the manager Of the
NIX Adler branch store at Notre
Dame.
Mr.. and Mrs. FutterlCAecht have
gone on their honeymoon and viii be
at home after Nov. !. al 544 w.
Fourth ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
Heln Mnntca-Malc.
SITUATIONS Wautcd-Tcmair

WANTED-TO TAKE CARE Of children
from three 10 seven years of age dur
ing day or afternoon, 90 my home. In
quirp $50 + Fourth 81 Phone Misha-
Waka E25e 1St1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
ST. MONICA'S BAZAAR
ATTRACTS CROWDS
Hundreds Attend Entertain
ment-Plenty of Booths
To Continue All Week.

Hundreds Of people attended the
opening OF the St. Monica's bazar
which viii be held in s.. Monica.e
hall. ". Nishawaka av.. every might
this week Attractive booths. re-
freshmen stands. curiosity shop az
the wheel Of fortune are the chic
attractions.
The general committee in chars.
OF the entertainment is composed g..
the following: Rev T. Z. Dillon
chairman; Rev. John Kohl. Joseph
Kleiser. F. c. Schroeder. II. Kline,
c. Disch. III. Purucker, c. Case. Is.
Scheibelhut, Mrs J. Schefbelhut,
Mrs. Frank Nix. Mrs. August Blume,
Mrs o. Goeller Mrs. J. Bergman,
Mrs. G. Tavernier, Mrs. Eugene Re
plogle. and the Misses Leyes. Van
derbosch. Triple and ROber.
The apron booth was in charge Of
Mrs. Joseph ScheibelhUt. chairman.
Mrs. ". BOSNIAN, assisted by Mrs.
&C.. J. Kamm and Mrs. Mary f. Wit
wer.
Young Ladies' Fancywork Booth
The Misses Mary StoOps, Frances
GdIL leTs ISOld w lteuStIs JbuduAd
Vanderbosch, Lucille Kledser and
Genevieve TrOwbridge.
Candy .Booth-Miss Anna Rober.
chairman, assisted by the Misses
Mary Michels and Sarah Stops
Childrens' Fancywork Booth
Mrs. William Landgraf. chairman;
Helen DeWald Emma Buitinck and
Helen Kuhn.
Baked Goods-Mrs Anton Raab
and Mrs. Joseph Bergman.
Curiosity Shop in charge OF Miss
Elnora Leyes.
Kitchen committee@Circles Seven
and Eight Of the Rosary society, Mrs.
y. BOSNIAN. Mrs W. +. Besinger.
Mrs. Mary Cooley. Mrs. Robert Goo
ley. Mrs. Ed Cooley. Mrs. Grimes,
Mrs. VanderbOsch, Mrs. VanLake
and Mrs. Thailemer.
RefreshTnents-Ice Cream. Mrs. p.
Leyes; Mems Stand. Edward Kuhn,
Bernard Scheibelhut and Harvey PU-
rucker; Wheel Of Fortune, Ben Kru-
shanslxi.