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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
ARE SENT TO RUSSIA

New York, Dec. 3.--The Ameri-
can relief administration announced
tonight that it had sent to soviet
Russia four million aspirin tablets;
1,650,000 units of vaccines and Sc
runs, 100000 pounds of dislnfect-
ants, 10000 pounds of soap and
other medical supplies.
Clothing and hospital supplies
olready sent include 100000 pairs of
children's shoes, $4,000 pairs of
stockings. 10000 suits of under
wear, 10000 knitted protectors,
10000 sheets, 10000 blankets, 80
900 hospital pajamas and 10000
yards of woolens for manufacture
of suits and overcoats.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
, Q 9 . Q Q Q o 9 Q @ @ 9 @ Q 9
MARSHAL FOCH NOT
, TO VISIT DUKE CITY

o In a telegram received by
Q the chamber Of commerce yes
@ terday Marshal Foch express
o ed his regret that he would
o not be able to accept the
o chambers invitation to visit
o Albuquerque on his trip
o through the United States.
O The telegram follows:
o "Touched at your kind invi-
o tation, I send you my sincere
. thanks and regret warmly that
9 the little time at my disposal
o does not permit my visit.
@ MARSHAL FOCH."
o
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

A woman of 40 has rs chances
to one against dying within the
year, while the chances of man
are only 40 to ono.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
ATTEND LEAGUE OF
SOUTHWEST MEETING

w. C. Oestreich will leave to-
night for Riverside, Calf. where
he will attend the meeting Of the
League of the Southwest, which
has been called for a discussion OF
the problems OF the Colorado river.
Other Albuquerqueans who will
leave tomorrow to attend the meet
ing are Clark M. Carr. Edmund
Ross, w. c. Reid and Herman
Mohr,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
YIN. C. A. WILL START DRIVE FOR
200 members I'M 200 Minutes
AT9O'Cl0Ck TUESDAY MORNING
Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive
VIII Be Suspended Tuesday and Wednes-
day; Workers Will Meet at "Y" Monday
Evening for Final Instructions.

c. L. Applegate, z. e. Steiner, Fl
A. Staples, ]. r. Leverage, William
M. Holm, II. M. Peck. Ralf Weber
A. Z. Nye, 7. M. Plunkett. Sidney
Abrahames, Frank LAWYER, H. B
Martz, G, o. Kelly c. A. Spahr
William Rogers.
Bank and Retail.
r. s. Sisll, division sales mana
ger; D. S. Rosenwald. ]. II. Kistler,
C. o. Cushman, Ed Chase, Aug
e. johnson, Allen e. Bruce, How
ard livingston, Victor Duran
Sam Vann, George Everitt, L.. U
Gielitz, Col. u. K. B. Sellers, Al
bert Kahn, H. T.. Bunjes, John
Wagner, II. J. Herkenhoff, II. II
Ackerson, Robert McClughan, Har-
nv Bran, Jay Huhbs, George Ar
not, Tonne Pegue. Tony Gilbert,
w. M. Franklin, I. j. Mize, w. "a
Hawkins.
Professional.
C. A. Eller, division sales man
ager; j. E. Harris, e. Polansky
John Milne, DIR. f. l.. Schneider
Il. O. Westerfield, william Shaver
l.. Ilfeld, Charles Lembke, j. Il
Simms, M. K. Wylder, Ralph Her
nandez, Fl. b. Jamison, Prof. Coer
Tom Calkins, l.. Van Buskirk
George Mitchell, V. II. Spensley, A
M. Knudsen, Charles r. Mexican
w. z. Mcdowell, II. C. Donaldson
Addison Moore, Reuben D. Perry
c. T. French. Carl C. Magee.
Wholesale.
Guy Lauderbaugh, division sales
manager; N. G. McCroden, VIM. W
Rodgers, Charles Brinton. Lyman
Kiddoo, Hiram Cudabac, Ivar
Grunsfeld, Henry Miller, P. G
Zelmer, Louis Hesselden, Hugh
Cooper, Z. N. Boule, 0. D. Wait
Paul Roberts, Howard Ricketts,, r
Z. Marsh, J. J. Foley, c. e. Oden
VIM. Meyers. A. L. Shaver, K. p
Woodson, Jr., NJ. II. Sabin, Var
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
$4,000 WORTH
Of LOANS PASS
OFFICIAL BOARD
Livestock and Agricultural
Loan Company Has Pass
ed Upon Loans Totaling
About 100000.

Loaning of three quarters Of q
million dollars was decided upon
last night at a meeting of the eX-
ecutive board of the Livestock and
Agricultural Loan company. This
brings the loans passed upon up to
almost the 100000 mark. The
agricultural agency has approved
about S750,O0O of the first loans
approved here and the money is
now arriving for distribution.
Members of the executive board
who were present at the meeting
yesterday are Gregory Page, Gal
lup; Roy Mcdonald. Albuquerque;
w. D. Murray. Silver City; C. j.
Mardorf, Santa Fe, and W. M. Nor
ley, Magdalena.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
BROTHER OF GRIFFIN
0XENDiME Is SLAIN
IN NORTH CAROLINA

Griffin Oxendine, a resident Of
Albuquerque, has received word of
the Staying of his brother. Asbury
Oxendine, at Pembroke, N. G. The
slain man was 60 years old and was
an Indian merchant of Pembroke.
Two other Indians are being held
for his murder.
Oxendine was shot from ambush.
Two bullets took effect. The coro-
ner's jury ordered that two Indians
suspected of the killing be held
without bail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

pie as stowaway on a merchant
ship and reported to tn destroyer,
explaining he had been home
sick" The crew has assigned him
regular duties aboard ship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
.'RISGED DoILIEs AGAIN

n ow that linen table fixings ar
IL possible for all meals. and precious
u linen belongings do not have to be
treasured for very best use only
frlnged doilies have come back 10 fash
lon. You can guess why. only real
linen makes good fringe. especially on
q circular dolly or cenierpiece. And
90 you know that you can make very
pretty set OF fringed doilies for thd
porch luncheon or breakfast table out
OF bits OF dress linen lef; over from
your new summer costumes7 Frs,
cut circles OF linen ~ large as you
want your doilies. measuring 20 In
cluds the length OF the fringe. Draw
an inner circle on the linen 10 MARI
the depth OF the fringe. Run line
OF machine s,ltchlng around this innei
circle and then fringe out TO the MAJ
chine stitching. For a summer break
fast set. cut a seventeen inch circle
for your cen'erpieee. cight.inch elrcles
for plate doilies and four-and a-half.
inch circles for coffee cup doillcs.
Make the fringe about an inch and 4
quarter deep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

week end wardrobe besides the ha,
may be slowed away In the convenient
box. /, Is possible TO travel very COM
foriably now with u dressing bag and
a suitcase. for what with taxIs, port
ers. red-caps on the station platforms
and bell boys In the hoiels-and a
sufficient amount Of change for tips
In ones purse--ii Is never necessary
70 touch a anger 10 the extra bag.
Trunks are as important, an Item
Of luggage a. travelling bags. j, IL a
dreadful thing TO be ashamed OF ones
trunk, 10 sit on ones hostess YER
anda partaklng OF cup Of tea after
the Journey-and have the express
man drive w and deposit an embar-
raising affair, perhaps even tied about
with a length Of rope, In the hall. The
dear old trunk. companion OF many
voyages, rather beloved because OF i,s
familiar hooks and crannieS and the
way the lock bafties all but an expert
enced hand. looked preseniable enough
when brought down from the attic
AZ home. but viewed In the cold light
~ "A railway station, stacked among
other smarter pieces Of luggage on the
,Npressman's hRnd-car-- alas. one l.
ashamed 20 own the familiar friend
The smart thing now Is a wardrobe
trunk but II sou like 10 stow away
other things beside clothes-books and
work baskets and camera. an odd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
I UGGsAGE that is all
~ A q it should be

is'actory freshen.ng.up toilet. wish
y0ur dressing case on your knees and
he 10 % the case propped agalns,
something 30 that you have The good
mirror IN from, of you In a Pullman
berth you have the benefit OF your
own dressing table and good deal
u your morning toilet can be made
without monopol.zing the women's
dress ~ room.
The Other bag is OF black seat grain
leather 700. WIN DUN gilt mouniings
g. b.. lined with golden brown more
and j. fufn4hed with a complete SCI
%: toie, belongings comb. brush
soap hoN. toothbrush and too'hpasie
rccepiacles. powder box and another
box Tor perfume or other necesslr.vs
Thee h,tlnes ere arranged on 4 tc.
movable panel which snugg.es against
one side u the bag aud In the re-
naming space you can carry the need
90 wardrobe.
Smaller are over night bags. dainty
snu's which hold a set Of miniature
.o.Ie' belongings. nighile and a neg
iges m c,en.ng frock and slipper
have even been carried In one OF
'hose conyen. ~ '.''ls bass The over
n.ght bag O.. uslsii, 81 black vaschc'i'
leather With silver SIR or Gilt mount
lngs and is supplied with a lock and
key Just as the larger bag u. Be
t.r.., she varul.flDn sfiltease aud tho
overnight, beg there are various sized
bags and dressing eases. some foI
overnight trips and some Tor more eN
tended Journeys.
The very smart woman traveller
however. does not carry much luz
gaze. she prefers q small dressing
case and sends on u .lrsrf 'uiicse'
or baa by express. or she may send
by express square haiboN. Thes'
come in attractive style. leather GOV,
srrd aud metal trimmed. aud q Who'll,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

frock suitable for afternoon wear With
a hat. yet d, Is formal enough ior eve
ning occasions TOO. The drapery OF
airy fabric descends below the hen
OF the silk slip--ihe pres,n, mode IN
Paris where skirts are starting on then
downward trend by lcng' hentd dfip'
cries OF transparent fabric \ dinuet
,rock OF black chantilly la'e WITH 'wo
underslips. one black and the other
king. blue, and two sashcs. one OF
black tu.le and the Other % jei and
blue beads. will make an excellent
and practical addition 10 the honey
moon or weekend visiting wardrobe
Resides this there should be a li'i'
frock OF ,affe,a or crepe Dc chine n
gray. taupe OF navy. for afternoon oc'
easions.
Correct sport Tugs For May bays
The girl In a sweater u wearing ~
ae,ly the right klni OF sweater and
blouse for this season. study n" PIE
ture carefully and note the Trim no OF
thu sweater with its se'.in sleeves =,
the wrist. easy !o0s,ness across nc
shoulders and tape "a irlmn,ss 40 ih'
hip. And note that the sweater come
clear UP 10 the throat Gnder 'h'
turned down blouse.collar And ais'
tina, the cuffs % he blouse are Vcr'
trim with Ink buttons 80 VII ne
ultra smart spor, maid 81 1927 wea'
her sweater and her blouse
The blouse Is Of white liner with
tiny croche, cdge on collar and cuf
and the sport skirt : " whIe aanne.
The sweater may be burnt orange, O.
fawn. or gray---or any shade iou pre-
fer Buckskln sport shoes and a tail
ored spor; hat OF straw will compl'i
the costume May j. a chilly line =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
DRESSER BELONGINGS or SIN
AND LACE

n llE handsomest silver set Of tote
Il belongings cannot possess the
" smar,ncss. from Madam Modes
viewpoint lust now. OF a dresser sci
Of btocaded silk and gold iaee--s.-
lecied, OF course. 10 match the color
scheme OF the boudoir THE act should
Include hairbrush and comb. hairpin
tray, mirror, pncushion. powder lar.
photograph frame for ones hes, b..
loved. and lampshass for the dalnu
dresser lamp.
All these articles are covered with
rose or French blue brocads aud hay,
plea'ed. ecru lace aud gold braid for
trimming. OF course. you are curiou.
abou, 'hs comb. How can comb o.
trimmed with br0cade and plea,sd
ace. you ask? Well. as . matter Of
fact u II not. hut the comb rspcs..
IN nat case made of brocade win
pleaiod lace rGfiie. ard the comh.c.s,
matches the rest VI your pretty ars.s.
" hKinSE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

best AZ the start. \ handsome bag
will retain IT, lines long time while
cheap one MI bulge aEd SAG after
few trips And good leather wl.'
remain good looking Tor years while
cheap leather ,m cations soon acquire
scuffed and shabby surface. A iwvn
iy.Hyc dollar travelling bag and .
seyen.flf'y one may look very much
alike IN the shop. me cheap bhe has
been polished ana pressed 20 .ook
much better than ~ IT, Bli ln e year
the cheap bag vii look iH rhcspn,s.
and 10 aye years o.. good one wi.i be-
,'.il good looking
Jus' now black hand luggage j.
more Fashionable than ian luggage md
most women prefer b.soN travelling
bags 90 sea- % wa.fus leather 20 td'i
OF cowhlde bags 10 The russell brown
shade Two Yefy good looking bigs
ere p.e'ured and either shape - quite
OBJ. proper thing t. only q question
~ which shape you prefer 10 carp
Tho no, s'tls Will carry fr0rks and
b'ol.,s w'h -ss danger - cfump'lnr
bur 'hs box Fs,f .s more awkward %"
manage. especially In crowd S'ill,
wnsr sou gs' 200 your journeys end
ih. box - much more convenient for
r nav be So on table ~ rhIif ana
- contents gotten 90 ,ssN while the
deep BAG msans 4 grng about b'ndy
Tor things YOU fequii'
The BOX cor su'cl'el bag u made
o! black sea- grain leather with dull
rIt trimming and there are Two lock-
"A very good idea The inside Of the
case shows MORE poplln lining In
deep blue and mirror o. generous
sire Is fastened against the I'D. A
shallow tray holds toilet nt'ings and
below the tray g space for Weekend
wesrables--s fresh blouse. a noglgee
and even a frock or two % thin fabric
Seated in n closed taxi. or on a low
chair spyvhsEs yes Cd make . sat
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Evening Coifures
High and Low

- HERE is no better place 10 s,uii
n hiirircssings than az the theatre
when popular play draws
- prosperous and fashionable sU''
dl,ucc. You marvel ~ the periec,i.r
u al these coirures. Unless he
women have expensive. persona
maids how DO they yet up their hair
50 beautifully, 80 that the structure -
perfect viewed from any angle--and
especially from the back Bu'
theatre couture. you know, 10 ~.
ranged with special thought for -
perfection from the rear. Ths, 10 49,
reason dresslng.iable chairs nav
such Tow backs-so that one can iu'a
and twist with a hand.mirror and go
how the head looks from every VisA.
point.
Tho well groomed woman's hs,r a"
well taken care Of II Is shampoo
regularly by an expert. kept soft an
wayy by regular treatments OF hif
and scalp. boy a weekly matcelllng. art
by applications OF tonics that mak. =
lustrous And when arranged 70, =
formal evening affair. the soft ,ocsN
waves curls and pufts are held "ias'
so" by lightly and cleverly adJnN.'
net. Roth high and low halrdressinFs
are fashionable this season. The hirA
couture Is piled very high al the Iscs
with a blk comb under and tow,-,
one side Of the high pan or twist. The
low eject Is usually a soft pun across
the back Of the head on a level win
the ears, and long. curved comb Nm
fancy TOP is thrus, down into The
elongated pun. following its line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

20 bathing ~ the North. but In case
any spf.ng week-enders or honey
mooners are planning for Southern
beaches The new knitted ba,hing-su'i
begs 10 present Itself for consideration
Isn't Il a delightful bath!ng'sui''
knitted Hike a sweater and with Say
stripes and trimming bands
For spring travelling an albatross
negligee Is recommended This ma.
serial is warmer than sir because OF
it, ane wool threads. yet 10 falls IN
the soft. graceful lines or s.lk The
neg'lg,e pictured Is Of rose pink al,
ba,ross lined with thin rose SIX and
edges and deep pockets are hand en-
hroid red 10 self tone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

~ HE time has come when one feels
80 much ashamed % A shabby.
II .haptie.s 'r',e ne bag AS OF a
70 shabby. shapC.ess old shoe.
Leather belong nEs Nhether carried
IN The hand 90 N0fr upon The Zee
have 70 be smar' and pr~ssrttbIe and
In the cJnycnr 0ri' good styles APP
proved hy sducI.-i fas'e u 10 a
Tar cry from fgs ga, 20 'he carpet
bag and re shaw strap and that
qua ~ anaif 81 'he seventies. made OF
linen crash and embroidered by hand
and shaped like an ,,ongi.'i nun
with a strap handIe--'0 mis- daJ ~
modern gflps and .ui' cases and .uN
ufIously nt'ed overnight bags.
when travelling Bag IL shabby and
.hapel - now. D; Is thrown away and
, nsN one Is purchased. There was a
inc when nobody wanted % carp a
pic AMI span lev travelling bag j.
.hiny newness Was offensive 20 me ey'
/ - good 'ss'e AMI % hsi sgsp c.oIs.
l1oneymo0ny look which r.ntef.d o.
pos.css1f ,onsplcg0us SsW fstslfnE
bags we're even hacked about a bli
80 that me leather could b. omt
scursd before he frsi Journey p g1n.
Ru' not ~ noVadays fir newer and
SINNER the hand i4sEt-r '.a better
one feeis-'he NOR" smart and pros.
porous ana we'! se'-.p Ana 2 yog
are an experienced traveller sou know
very well how murH difference good
looking lurgsEe make. IN ifs Wa'te'
Of attention ant service % uluions
n the porter BE- clever fellow yOU
may get excellent service N SPITE Of
The dlsrepuisble Ola Bag he carrie,
into the Pullman for you. bat nine
nmss out Of ten TIE state % youi
hggsye decides him a. 70 your prob
Istls worth IN he way OF ilpE
since good looking luggage that
kin Say good booking costs a dsa
" nsasy. II = well TO Nv - ysr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
CHINESE DEsk FITTINGS THE
FAD

@HERE are various quaint hiue
4 ornaments for the wriiinI desN
- some Of them useful. others mere
IS decorative 4 te'k calendar y IN
the form ola lacquer PLAGUE on which
il a highly 'olorcd Chinese lady Tan
nins herself under swinging lanterns
and the calendar has figures that are
easily readable bu, suSgcsi Chinese
symbols. a cunning stamp mo'sien't
looks IKE a tiny Mandarin. the head
" composition ma, initiates carved
IVORY. The sponge makes The 'dsc OF
his robc and the head unscrews SO
hat, water 10 moigen the sponge can
he poured inside the little hgurc
Charming - an Incense burner a
little chinese boy squa's on the black
LACQUER base - the ornamen; ana
'eri, the incense lamp which Is shaped
the chinese lantern. And over the
BOYS head H. an orange silk umbrella
with dangling turquoise btads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Bride Who Shops Economically Considers Top Goats
and Dainty Frocks Sport Clothes for the May
Weekend include Good Looking Sweater
The Easily Packed NegIgee.

that are 20 Jauniy and so youthful
and 20 eminsn'ly bride-zh. The suit
pictured is Of dark blue tricoi!ne
mos, Of them are). and has a got'
gsous sash OF blue and red and orange
silk with huge SILK ,assels. The man.
DARN Jacket 10 lined with silk 10
match the sash and u embroidered
with beads-the very newest idea. The
skirt Is circular. Of course. In up-io-
ihe-moment style. A simple tailored
hat tones down this gay little tailleur
for the train and the costume 10 none
too elaborate for travelling In these
days when travel IL 20 luxurious that
ones very best clothes may be ven
tured on a journey. Gone are the
days when linen busters and thick
wells were part Of every travelling
suit" and In q modern Pullman ones
costume 10 a. safe as In q well kept
hotel.
Frocks She WIN Need
The wsek-ender or the BRIDE who
u going on a brief honeymoon will
need, not many froehs. but one or two
very smart and correct frocka OF for
NAL ehAracter-frocks that may be
worn Of an afternoon with hat. or NJ
dinner without q hat The material
Of such o frock will be sof, and rich
ana the lines simple. 80 that the COS
tune may be packed without Injury.
An ideal froek for the purpose v pic
iured. q youthful and almost austere-
iy simple model OF very handsome ma
ieriai-eyeles embroidered chiffon with
the embroidered discs Get on by
obllqus lines Of embroidery that iu in
the background. The overdress 10 Of
black chiffon. the eyelst embroidery
done IN black and the lines or stripes
in kings blue. and the chiffon Is
dropped over a slip OF kings blue satin.
The sash with i,s twin bows a; either
side IL Of black satin ribbon. The
little sleeves partly covering the arm
and the high neck-opening make the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

candles,Ick or your chatting dish-an
ordinary dress trunk Is the bette
choice and these can be obtained IL
very smart style too.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

Christmas candy at special Chrta-
mas prices. 20 and 500 per pound
The Philadelphia ass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

Send "Her" Fancy Fruit
Basket-There is nothing that
will be more appreciated than
a tasty basket filled with good
things from our choice Christ
mas things. Boxes OF fancy
assorted Fruits, Figs, Nuts.
and Dates make a most at
tractive basket. Priced 10 suit
the purchaser. mr.
up from wv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
PREPARE FOR LARGE CROWDS

The Book Saop. 119 y. Michigan
St. is prepared 70 handle unusually
large crowds Of 1ast-minute shop
pers. Small articles such as books.
boxes OF stationery. fountain pens.
gold and silver pencils, are relied
upon by many persons to I'll their
last -minute needs and the Book
Shop has large stocks at the most
reasonable prices. $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

Whether your income IS large or
small YOU should save in proportion.
The Building & Loan Assn. ia 8.
Main st. viii pay you 8 "a interest.
compounded quarterly. Why not let
your money work where IL viii earn
the mos.2 540tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
CINDERELLA

There's an awfully good brand OF
coal named after Cinderella SCHUYLER
Rose sells &. Call Main 1900 or
Mishawaka 400. 35O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

The man that IS getting ahead Is
placing his money with the Building
& Loan Association, 124 s Main 81
He receives GO compounded quar-
terly for his money. 340-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

Buy your cemetery wreaths az A.
J. Meyer, Florist, 1902 Portage av.
Lincoln 6233. 1855
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Joys INCREASED

The Joys OF motoring will be
increased II you have your car in
sured with the Greenan Agency.
Farmers Trust bldg. 34s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
GRAPE ERTTT

big. plump. juicy fellows at most any
price TO suit you-but try this spe-
cial at only per dozen. csc 357
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

Thousands OF pounds Of Christ
mas candy. 90 and soc per pound.
The Philadelphia 35S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

she will appreciate a box Of deli
CisIs Butter Creams. The Philadel-
phfa. 358
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

NOTICE TO BARBER SHOP
PATRONS.
That Barber Shops Will close all
day Christmas Monday, Dec. &c and
Jan. 2, New Years Day. 35S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

IS percent reduction sale. Yer
IONS 2St-tf