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Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

\ Charles Ray is to travel eastward.
ror the first time in his colorful youn2
lie he is to glimpse Broadway and see
IL As il really is. Mrs. Ray is gsiag c
travel with her husband just to see
that no harm befalls him and to act a
an anchor in case any Of the Broad
way vanps try TO get in their deadly
work. This win be Charles very frs
visit to Manhattan. Mrs. Ray is vel
qualified to guide her famous husband
-ince she was Clara Grant, an actress
before she promised 10 love, honor an
obey the screen favorite. Before the
voyage iato the promised land. the
powers that be have ordained that first
aScrap Iron," by Charles Van Loan
must be filmed. And Charlie, havina
finished the perturbation Of Jane
Whitcomb Riley's 1.-THE Old Swimming
Hole" is now busy on the Van Loan
story.
One feature Of Jeweler Shaw's
great Disposal Sale, is a discount Of
,re-third from a large stock Of Roy-
ers Bros spoons and forks. Strict
FIST class gods, but I'd lots Of
patterns that are being closed out.
4 movement has been started by
womel golfers at one Of the mos
4 hisnabie country clubs II this
untry to enc9urage the use OF
.aickers TO the deyotees Of ehao
anne. Ace inz to those iuteseste
6 ll6ws gIeater freedom and bette s
RES score nate ially. Fashionable
shops Are also showing knie6ers for
oHea who skate.
II you would ike hemgtitching on
he dress you are making for the win
ter gaietiss, Mrs. A. r. Me.cafl viii do
it for you. but do not DELAY for othe g
ire learning this little secret of an
/ easy way to get "home made" into
/ he professional class. Here you can
also have the dearest little hand-em-
/ 5roidered blouses mace . order.
& II IDOha DIS II ittPt NN NiiAiAf iitsAAr
be the big seller in 1921, taking the
place to no small degree of voiles, taft
| fetas and foulards.
Have you seen the Quick Pack'
parcel post laundry cases? Anyone
who has occasion to send things often
will find these a joy. Canvas covered
with little leather straps and handle,
all labeled to send, make them mos.
appropriately named. The Peoples
Store is selling these cases aad | want
yen to be sure and see them; but not
until xou have tried using one will
YOU be able to realize their true use
! fulness.
/ Handkerchief linen is a favorite ma
lerial for dresses for Southern wear.
/ This means, of course, that it will be
popular as material this summer for
4 Northern res 5rts. A dress of this ma
serial in white, was shown, elaborated
i with cut work. With this was a linen
belt which is connected half way with
emerald ribbon tied in voluminous
DOW.
/ Coed quality letter paper at only
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Marguerite Clark has Fl ishea
Scrambled Wives AMI before lo1@
he popular "pec e. Venus" will be
seen on the screen once more. "Scram-
biei Wives" promises to be an elabor-
ate product n, with shots done L
coior and all that sort of thing. Miss
Clarks scrambled husbands are, fl s,
Ralph Bunker and, second, Jerry Cen
dron. The other wives are Florence
Martin and Virginia Lee.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Pearl White has just returned from
Be muda, where she was being fine d
in the island scenes of woman or
Tiger?" William Fox production.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Miriam Macdonald, sister of Kath
crime Macdonald, the American beau
ty, has broken into motion pictures
She hopes some day 70 be able to give
her sister some real competition.
PATTY PUTNAM.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Good quality let;rr paper at only
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

The new sports hats appear in love-
" shades of crepe de chine. Some
have cut-out aopli1ue designs of or
ange or dark blue leather on the crown
{. Dim, and otaaes are Of gros grain
ribbon held together with fagoting of
silk floss to match, and are as light as
a Southern summer breeze.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Camel's-hair cloth and French fan
mel form charming straight-line dress
es which slip easily over the head and
are loose and comfortable for golf OF
tennis.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

Very smart for wear with pleated
silk or flannel skirt is black Angora
sweater with black and white collar.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-07

It looks as if crepe de chine might
be the big seller in 1921, taking the
place to no small degree of voiles, taft
fetas and foulards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Tomorrow-Enlarged Toe Joints.

To my own disgust I felt the tears coming to my eyes just when l needed to be strong and firm. Resolute1y I looked away from the blurry faces of the four I was trying to sway, and gazed out of the wide windows across the room. There was a sudden move ment across the lighted space. A skulking figure hunched down to escape observation. I darted forward, but Virginia stood in my path, her hands held out, her face gentle and understanding. I tried to avoid her to rush to the window, but Virginia, mistaking my motives, caught me and held me fast.
 Anne Harrison, you're a brave lit tie woman,'' she laughed. we won't try to stop you from working this out your way, dear. And if it's very hard, you know where folks are waiting to help you"
 Let's have a kiss all around" cried Neal with a great air of rejoicing.
 But when his turn came to embrace me, he drew up close and whispered: !:
 ''Babbsie, can't you get Jeanie and Pat away from this room for five min utes? I've not had a second alone with Phoebe yet. And I want to tell her about
 Dad Lee" I murmured 'I under stand that you want to get it over with. I'll try to fix it for you"
 As I said that, I flung up my head to speak to Virginia, and again I had a glimpse of the stopped figure skulk- ing outside the big window.
 Gro Be Continued.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

working with the orchestra on re- hearsals for several weeks.
 Bridgeport has taken a big step in establishing a permanent Symphony Orchestra Such an OrganiZat ton contributes nightly to a community's home life in direct and wholesome way. Made up of local musicians it effectively stimulates community self consciousness and self-respect A symphony Orchestra has big, digni- fled and noble power in telling the world a city has cultured ambitions. Witness Boston, New York, Phifade1- phta. Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis Minneapolis, New Haven and Bridge port.
 To establish a. permanent Sym phony Orchestra requires carefully distributed ownership representative control, and a qualified director. The society is sure that Professor IsEd ore
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
SYMPHONY'S
 FIRST CONCERT

The Brfd dgeport symphony society announces that it will give it's first concert this. season on the afternoon of Jan. at the High School Audi torium. It will be recalled that dur ing the latter part of 1920 the Ro- tary, Kiwanfs, Advertising, Business and Professional Wonen's and We'd nesday Afternoon Musical clubs with the Oratorio society, Chamber of Commerce and other civic and must- cal organizati tions, joined in the or ganization of the Bridgeport Sym phony society whose object was to es- tablish a permanent Symphony Or cilsestra for the city Of Bridgeport that the best in orchestral music might be available to and through it's own citizens.
 This fall the society has been busy at work for several months. Prof Isidore Troostwyk of Yale School of Music has been engaged and has been
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Page Thirteen

Tr1oostwyk of Yale School of Music t1| such director.
 The society has devised a plan whereby any person or organizations may share in the ownersfip and con-s trOl of .this civic music A>>nmunity property. Membership in< the so7 ctety gives the privilege of advances reservations up to five seats, at regu- lar prices, for any concert given by. che Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
WEST END

Gouverneur Morris fine novel, "The Wild Goose" recently published by Charles Scribners Sons, of New York, and which has been extensively sold. has been picturized by Cosmopolitan for Paramount, and it will be shown at the West End theatre tonight Mary MacLaren and Holmes E. Her bert play the leading roles.
 The Wild Goose" was first pub
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
PAPERS FILED.

Papers filed this morning In the office of Referee in Bankruptcy, John Keogh, in she pending involuntary action broght. by creditors of the Saltman-Dick company, North Main street deHcatessen dealers, are ex- tn financial difficulties of this firm without the bankrupcy proceedings being followed through this court.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
GIVEN 30 DAYS.

Arraigned in the Cisy court today of the peace, Timothy J. Murphy of 12s East Main street was given a 30-i days jail sentence with 15 days sus- bonded. Murphy was arrested last night when his wife complained 5o the police that he was abusing her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Mary-At 24 years any lines you may have should only be temporary, build up your health and nouriSh the tissues with a good cream and use an astringent on the skin about twice each week until the muscles of the face become firm, when these Hines will disappear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
IN THE THEATRES
POII,S-

When MT. and Mrs. Coburn com mlss oned George V. Hobart to write an act for them they cast their ar Glst1c bread on the waters and the result is that they have in "Loneli- ness the star offering on the vaue- V1lIe bill which opened at Polis yes terday vehicle that iealy fits Aheir exceptional performing abilities.
 The added attraction, Henrys Mel mony and the six young women who comprise the act have plenty besides their undoubted musical talent Jones & Jones, Sou uihern Levee Types, are not only corking black-face come dians but there characterizations are works of art The Melofuns, a com edy quartette, have offering that is always welcome They are very funny and they know how to sing with excellent harmony. Larimer & Hudson, comedy cyclists, open the Is so much novelty and so much com cdy in this bill that imm edia ely 1t Will be recognized as one of the very best.
 Gods Country and the Law" the feature picture attraction now play ing IS a typical James Oliver Curwood story.
 Tonight is Amateur night at Polfs. There will be a big bill of amateurs and semi-professionals wi aa all new faces and lots of comedy.
 Sunday, Queen of Sheba" opens full weeks engagement at Polls. This monumental spectacular photo drama was shown in New York re- gently for $2 but there will Se no ad- vance in prices during its Poli en- gagement-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Miss Harriet Windsor of Maple wood avenue will be the hostess on Tuesday a. a meeting of the Service club. Plans are now being made by the members to furnish a Christmas dinner for a family of eleven. They will also supply clothing and toys.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Beauty Chats
By EDNA KENT FORBES.
NEW HAIRDREssING srYIEs.


 I should like to be able to say that neirdressing styles are becoming sim pier, but unfortunately it isn't so. More and more young girls and wo- men are adop ing the bobbed hair fashion so that most of the beauty parHors which do permanent waving now make a speciality for perma- nently waving short hair. The un- fortunate part of Ihis is that short so that the wave is constantly being clipped off.
 O Oiherwise the tendency is toward very sophisticated type of hair dressing; for instance, the hair pulled back from the face much as is be- coming and drawn to a knot that is qui te high in back This is a style that looks very well on young girls and is almost the 'only style that looks developed chin. Unfortunately it is a S yle that makes a woman look a lit tie older.
 Hair is being waved more this sea- son than ever before. This too is un- fortunate because waved hair makes a woman look older than straight hair But the waving this year is done very ligh hy, that is, instead of short, stiff and artificial waves, the hair is dcne very closely indeed It is far more becoming and far more nat ural than the old method. If wo- man wants to initiate this at home, she can do so best by moistening the hair and rolling strands of it around very soft thick kid curriers'.
 Fortunately no artificial hair is used. Hairdressers tell me it is the position of the knot, rather than its size. which makes it fashionable.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Darkie-Your co1ors will be all o those found in the autumn shades Buttermilk, or the juice from GU cumberS will bleach the skin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Shorty-If you choose a shoe with a long vamp, 1t will make your foot ap- pear to be larger and more in pro- portion with your size.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Pinkie-It is possible to grow taller after IS years of age. At that age with height of five feet one inch you have the correct weighs at 115 pounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

All inquiries addressed to Miss Kirkman in care of the "Efiicfcnt Swerod in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time. how ever. owing to the great number re- ceived. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired. a stamped and self addressed envelope must be enclosed with the qustiOn.-The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Visitors to Italy who travel on Sun day have to pay a special tax.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

The best way to lie when sleeptn is on the right side
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
MAN IN THE STREET

Our suburban neighb0rs must not
fail 90 attend the Style Show today
in AIish - aka. There are many de-
LehtfuI things in preparation for
them. AEshawaka intends 20 prove
Itself as a market for all who want
o. buy. and as a playground for all
who want 20 play.
The kulckerbocker girl has not APP
peared IN Mishawaka yet. but one in
dividual wants 90 bet US "A s.mOleOn
that she win We still pin our faith
% the ole home town as the home OF
ar untrousered and unterrIded wo-
manhood.
And this despite Mister Bill Arm
strong's assertion that A1ishawaks
girls are isneadlng dough with their
gloves on We tell Bill 20 his face
that our girls We're never known 70 be
fasudious as he declares. until after
the honeymoon. When Bill speaks
OF dough ne must have reference 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

the KIND tnat Dulges the local bank
walls our banking insti-
tuuOns every mothers son OF them,
have recently. or are now putting up
larger buildings in order 10 take care
OF the city's treasure which has
caused the walls Of the old buildings
TO crack 20 a point really dangerous.
AS for the girls hiding their hands,
why no ours have the daintiest
hands. and dimpled elbows in the
United States. Canada. or Ireland.
II a girl is rich LONELINESS IS no
obstacle 20 her marriage, and II she
is beautiful with dimpled elbows
poverty is no obstacle.
The president says there are too
many theorists. That's natural
enough. A theorist can fabricate his
ideas in the shade. Practice IS strife
out in the heat and dust OF life.
The scientist who thinks that a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
DOUGLAS SHOE STORE

Three years ago the w. L. Douglas
Shoe store opened its doors 10 Mish-
awake buyers. by Lester and David
Hurwich, now operating the Douglas
shoe stores in South Bend and in
this city.
The Hurwich boys have retailed
w. L. Douglas shoes in this COM
munity for the past eight years.
From a small shoe department in
their South Bend clothing store. il
has grown in leaps and bounds until
they are now the largest shoe retail
eTs in these parts.
The w. L. Douglas shoe is featur-
ed exclusively in the two stores
Douglas shoes are world famed
products and are retailed in every
part of the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
BUNGALOWS
e 2oo.nn including LOT.


Why invest your money In an old house
and have a repair bin staring you IN
the face 10 start with. when you can
move into a new home at a much bet
ter price,
Go out and look over the houses for sale
il South Bend and Mishawaka for 81 D.
600 % 10 S3SOOO0, and then come and
see what we will build for yOu for So
20000-nO comparison az all.
Watch your home being built. see how
the work is done and what Kind Of ma
terial goes into IT, Wen get you into
your home long before cold weather
sets IL. no need 10 worry about that.
VIC are building these homes in Middle
boro addition, Lincoln Way West, next
10 SpringbrOok Park, on a double Car
line. and In the most rapid growing
section OF the city.
These bungalows have living room, din
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

lowing: 10 gallons tan bark, one
pint shellac. bar home made soap.
Boil mixture SO hours, then strain
through an J. ". ". sock 10 keep
1t from working. Bottle, and add one
grasshopper 10 each pint to give it
the kick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
STORE GROWING FAST.

The Peoples store, owned by l.
Maltz, is now entering the last half
Of its third year at 112 Lincoln way
W. 1t is a thoroughly complete de-
partment store and has grown to be
one of Mishawakas most popular
shops. 1t specializes in mems and
women's furnishings and in wearing
apparel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

wife ought 20 have three kisses a day
has started something That would
be altogether $4,000, 900 kisses a day
for 10000. 900 in this country. But il
there are that many kisses a day our
guess is that about 100000 wives
get them all.
The river Nile at it's mouth is 155
miles wide between the extreme
points. Sometimes it seems to US as
IL the mouths of some OF our poll
tcians are even wider than that.
A Cleveland bootlegger who sold
booze at Is cents a drink. which cut
the price 80 cents, was promptly
pinched. Organized leggery will stand
no such scabbing as that.
Nj. Ford has clipped $40 more off
his touring cars, now bringing them
into sharp competition with fur
coats and $4,000 life insurance poll
cies.
a dozen freckles are much pref
tier than a big patch Of rouge" says
the Atchison Globe. OF course they
are. Seen through loving eyes.
freckles are bat flecks of beauty;
calcimine never is beautiful
One curious subscriber wants to
know what the Pat" Of Pat Houli-
hans name is an abbreviation of. It's
not Of Patrick. Possibly Of Patterson,
Patman or Patmos.
After awhile 1t may be that Old
Glory will have TO get a certificate of
worthiness from an official flag
smeller before squeamish citizens will
salute il.
Mishawaka stands out as not
able and cleaning exception in an
other respect. Not one Of it's citi-
zens is a candidate for the United
States senate.
Mishawaka Is going to make the
trade mark Bought in Nishawaka. E"
We have reached the conclusion
! that the success or failure of knick-
ers as a street costume for girls will
at last depend upon the individual;
also for a month after they gain a
News-Times circulation, there will be
an increase Of corner loafing.
As a rule an excess of greed and
lack Of sense unite in the same indi-
vidual.
Fatty has proved again that a man
can play hell enough in one night to
destroy the good works OF a life of
patient endeavor
OF course. you ought TO get your
new hat and new fall suit, but don't
throw the old straw away. Water
melons are on the market yet. and
summer may give you one more
roasting before it quits.
II is for Mr.. Arthur Brisbane
journalist-salary $4,000 a week-to
ponder the illusory, delusive and ex-
elusive qualities Of fame. We have
received postal inquiry: who is
Arthur Brisbane?"
Phyllis Haver says "a leg is only a
leg after all" We have heard
Phyllis mentioned as a pippin.
Now somebody suggests "Go-tO-It"
week. Let's have it, Surely into each
life some lit" will fall, if it's only a
platter Of corned beef and cabbage.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
She's burning the trick of time as
she comes sweeping on.
II is said the Germans have learn
ed the game of craps from our boys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

in Coblenz. and that they are wild
about it. The Germans are simply
bound 10 shoot and It is better for
them TO shoot craps than Krupps.
Hell isn't what II was in Dante's
day." says a writer I'm the Kansas City
Star. Somewhat changed. Of course.
but with modern improvements it is
doing a devil Of big business.
The old-fashioned college student
who used TO remove his hat upon
meeting one Of the professors now
has a grandson who slaps the pro-
fessor on the back and blows CT
garet smoke in Mrs. Professors face.
The great majority OF young wo-
men seem TO have sailed their suf-
frage down in their hope chests.
One Of the cherished presents a re-
cent Newport bride received was a
pedigreed Pekinese pup. Thus this
new society family begins already
complete.
If the NIishawaka Chamber of
Commerce succeeds in getting a COM
fort station somewhere down town.
well pay our dues right readily.
Now they say that garlic will cure
hardening Of the arteries. Yes, but
which would you rather have? Os-
trander has gotten out a treatise on
the subject. He does these things
when he is not selling homes.
We are stictly in favor Of every
body DOMINIC a new hat. If we seem
10 be backward, il isn't because we
love the hat less, but need pants
more.
A columnist says AN EDITORS idea
Of going the pace IS three cups of
coffee" How times have changed?
When men refuse to listen 10 rea-
son, reason usually stops its CONVEX
sation and employs action. 1t can
not be successfully defed.
Ohio dancing masters have barred
the shimmy and the tOddle. How did
they do it? With police. the militia
or the fire department.
We reckon it hasn't occurred TO
you that a hard winter is ahead and
that coal and wood can be had
cheaper now than in January.
Now a writer declares that COrned
beef and cabbage was originally an
aristocratic diet. We can't dispute it.
We can only rejoice that it realized
that its only hope for great and use
full service was to join the demo-
cratic party.
One of Fatty's friends says he is
one of the kindest men in the world,
who wouldn't even harm a fly Fatty
was not so careful. however, in the
matter of butterflies
The climate Of Mishawaka makes
one LHlHN oL utdNtil- anu. VI Ooui 49,
the great Importance of getting
there.
Mothers have less confidence in
their children nowadays. In the old
times, they would trust their kids TO
battle themselves weekly without SUI
pervision. And the kids would sa-
credly observe the confidence except
from the feet up to the ears.
There amt no more democratic
party" writes Charlie DOOlittle. Well
there are democratic principles. Hang
on to them.
Wear a Bill Dodge mayoralty but
ton on your new fall suit
We can tell the young ladies this:
Half the men are lying in depre-
eating the short skirts and things.
but they are all telling you the truth
about the rouge and stuff like that.
Buford Mcdonald has been endea-
VOr 10 attain 70 a high state OF eff
cheney since he entered the home
brew domain. He sends US the fol-
lowing recipe which he says gets re-
suits: Chase a bull frog three miles
and gather up the hops. Add the fol-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
MiShazCaka Classified

ing room, kitchen. two bed rooms and
bath room, full basement with concrete
floor and walls; inside cellar way
kitchen chimney; wiring complete: wa
ter supply; painted two coats outside,
three inside color 20 be selected by
purchaser: outer walls. sheeting paper
and siding inner walls lath and plas-
ter; cedar single roof.
CAN YOU BEAT IT7
If this type OF house is not suitable 70 4,
your requirements. we can build any
other type OF house you wish.
These houses are built correctly, and OF
first grade materials We have several
houses under construction which We
WOULD be CAD 10 show you. Call at
our Cfficc and talk this proposition
over. A small payment down, and
balance $4,000 per month including in
.terest
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment at face value up TO 5000 90.
Come out sunday and see then going up.
MYERs-LONG & HUTTON
Lincoln GGoi. Room > Orpheum Theater
Bldg. (uIstairs) over Orpheum theater.
Open evenings TO g. Sunday to
IL a. m.