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The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
EAgT ST. LOUIS

CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; market
steady: native beef steers. 100 a
1900. yearling steers and heifers,
s50@1so0; cows. so0G sOoi stockers
and feeders. 500 O 725; calves, $500
1875: Gamers and cutters, ESQ @ S25.
Receipts. 13.5oo; market is
10 higher: mixed and butchers. s25 q
$50; good heavies. s20Gsso; roushs,
715R725; lights, s25 $3.50; pigs, Ts5
dS25: bulk. 259ss0.
SHEEP Receipts, 2.000; market is
steady: mutton ewes. 00@675; lamb.
1900 9145o; Gamers and choppers,
100 @ s5o.
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Mr.. Green's talk has been an in
spiration and am sure that he has
performed great service for our
city by coming 10 speak TO US to-
night"
This viii be a success" said A.
NJ. Turner. enthusiastically. There
Ia no question In my mind"
Il move that we go ahead with
the formation OF Chamber OF Com
merce as outlined here tonight and
that every man here pledge his as
sistance," said r. J. Steelman. The
motion carried by an unanimous vote.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy extended us at the death
OF our father, Joseph Buttner. Also
Rev. Granger for his comforting and
consoling words. and the singers.
Mrs. Molsberger. Mrs. Dan Mann.
P. J. Mann. snd organist. Mrs. Geo
Houser. We also wish TO express
our appreciation for the floral Of
ferings and use of automobiles.
Mrs. Johanna Buttner
Daughters, Mrs. Frank Shaw,
Mrs. Chas. Green, Mrs. Thos.
Smith,
Sons. Jacob and William Butt
ner
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ON MAKING GIFTS

Miss Freeman OF the Dennison Co.
will De at the Postlewaite Station
cry store, 629 Holman street, this
week and next. instructing the won
en- OF Hammond in the art OF making
gifts. The store has
been crowded all this week with en-
thusiastic students who have gained
many new ideas in bead work, bas-
ket weaving, wax work and party
favors.
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TONIGHT

Masonic Temple, Colonials VS..
LAPorte Y NJ. c. A.. tonight at 8
o'clock Admission: Adults 55c.
children 25c. See Halliday and
Hurlbart, formerly Of University of
Chicago. and Shelton. Thompson.
Smith. Scott and Gearing playing
with the Colonials. Dancing at 3
o'clock. 1915
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK

steady to strong; Range 81. 90 to
s7s5; Bulk 7.5o to 81 80.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000. Markes
Fats Steady: Butchers DuT; Stock
ers strong; Short Feds So 90 to $40;
Fed Butchers 81. so to 81 7.75; Funfed
Butchers $3.50 to IS 90; Gamers and
Cutters. So 2s to 81 20; stockers
and Yearlings. good So so to So rs;
Plain -. 90 to s5 ss Feeding Cows
and Heifers sz.75 10 s4.T
SHEEP-Receipt 1000. Market
strong.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

NHEAT-No. 2 hard s1IsG
No, l northern spring dark s13l
CORN-No. mixed 70a. Q7lLc;
No. white 7iQ &c, No > yellow
20 G72c; No mixed ssisq70l.c;
No. 2 white sa7s Q7oAc; No. 8 yell
.ow 69A d70hc. No. mixed 67Q
ssAe: No. white SIS. q 7O1sc; No
1 yellow se1k Qs.c.
OATS-No. 2 white s4G &c: No. 3
white 42sa Q4sac; No. white Al
q &C.
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slow. but steady. Beef steers.
choice and prime sl2 5oQ13.50, me-
dium and good sloQ12. good and
choice si2. 500 10 so. common and
medium $50 II so; butcher cattle.
heifers t5@1o.so. cows s&@s. bulls
- 80 al; cows and heifers $5d8
Receipts $1,000. Market
steady. Fat lambs st&.5O1l5
lambs, culls and common. s1o@1S;
yearlings s11n13
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RED CROSS ROLL
CALL ENDS DEC Is

The annual Roll Call of the Amer
team Red Cross Will be completed In
Hammond Dec. Is. when silicitors
are requested 10 make their returns
at Room Sc, Rinfbach building. r. j.
O'Rourke, who Is handling the drive,
states that tho Red Cross In Ham
mond IS handling the work OF RELIEF
for soldiers and their families and
a good share of the civilian relief
as well, as must have funds to CON
tinue.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

CATTLE - Receipts $50 Market
slow. Prime steers $40 % II. 80; ;
shipping steers s1o1 II 30; butche-
grades ssG9i heifers So 50as.50
CALVES - Receipts $50. Market
slow. Gull to choice s4@13
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts
200. Market active. Market sl5@
1880. Choice lambs ssG14.25.
HOGS Receipts a3o0. Market
active. Workers sss51s.75; pigs
sse5ds75l mixed ss.e0@s.ss.
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BAKED CHRISTMAS PLUM
PUDDING

- cup molasses, u cup butter. 70
cup sugar, u cup flour. II cup In
dian corn meal. u cup seeded sun
Maid raisins. u cup seedless sun
Maid raistns. II cup candied cher
ries, II cup chopped English wal
nuts, II teaspoon soda. Il teaspoon
salt. y teaspoon cinnamon, u tea
spoon powdered cloves. a CUP cit
ION. 3 eggs, ii teaspoon powdered
ginger
Mix all together in order given
and add one quart of fresh boiled
milk. Watch after putting on oven,
sets Bake In moderate oven
until brown and until 1t begins 70
leave the sides of pudding dish
Serve with hard or lemon sauce.
Pudding best made a few days
ahead and reheated as needed.
The friends OF David Nichols will
be glad TO learn that Mr.. Nichols,
who has been III for several months,
seemed a lit-le better yesterday
The E. 3. B. Club is to be enter
tanned by Mrs. c. 3. Mccarthy at
her home on 1880 Lyman street to-
morrow evening, Thursday, for
their usual pleasurable time.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Fudge or High
land street have as their guests for
time Mr FudEs's mother. Mrs
Fudge or indianapolis. Mrs Fudge
arrived on Sunday.
News from the bedside OF John
Peterson Of I4s Hoffman street 10
not as encouraging as one might
hope for AR. Peterson has been
Ill for some three or four weeks.
st. PauVs Episcopal Guild will
meet for a business meeting on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
An encouraging attendance is de-
sired
Mrs Edward Gruener will be
hostess to the +. f. G. Club at the
home Of Mrs Busa on Hoffman
street tomorrow evening. Thurs
day. December the seventh.
.
Miss Florence and Miss Ethel
Buckley Will welcome the members
of the y. b Is. Y. o. Club on Thurs
dav evening at the home Of Mrs
Patrick Brewer on Forsythe ave
nue..
Mrs. Joseph Kiger and Miss Julia
Kiger OF the Prescott apartments
on Calumet avenue were called 70
williansport. Indiana, this morning
on account Of the serious illness OF
Mrs. Kigsrs mother, Mrs. Ada Citi-
zen.
MI. and Mrs. Julius Meyn Of Glen
dal. Park attended the Bal Fantas-
tiqus held last evening at tho new
Trianon in Chicago. Mrs. Meyn
was chosen by Bfrs. Harry Wanner
Of Chicago to be one of the Turkish
girls who added so much to the oc-
casion. The Tribune stated this
morning that the dazzling Bal had
netted thirty thousand dollars.
which will be turned over TO the
Illinois Children's Homo and AID
Society
.
Dorcas Aid Society Of the South
Side Church OF Christ will hold its
bazaar and food sale on THURSDAY
and Friday of this week. December
the seventh and eighth. at the REQ
Sales Company. 96s Calumet avenue.
Anyone who is keeniy interested in
finding timely suggestions for
Christmas will benefit materially
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The ladies OF the Hyde Park
Methodist church will have
chicken Pie supper and bazaar at
the church on Monroe street on
Friday and Saturday December the
eighth and ninth. The ladies have
been moro than busy for some time
making pretty and useful Christ
mas gifts which will be worth one =
while to see. Tho bazaar will open
at wo-thirty Friday afternoon and
supper Will be served from ave un-
til eight.
The L. Q. T. M. Social Club will
meet with Mrs Rose Roach at her
home on the corner of haywood
avenue and summer boulevard to-
morrow, Thursday. Pot luck lunch
con Will be the form of refresh
ments to be served at noon.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club met with Mrs. John +. Beck
man at her home on Detroit street.
The guests were asked fro a lunch
con at one. followed by bridge in
the afternoon.
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CARLSON

Mamie Carlson. wife Of Charles NJ.
Carlson. passed away last evening
at her home, 631 Lyons street. follow
Ing an attack OF heart trouble. She
was sc years old.
Mrs. Carlson Is survived by her
husband and three children. The
funeral will be held Saturday at 9
o'clock from St. Joseph's church
Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
n. J Emmerling will conduct the
funeral.
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ROSE

Living but six hours the infant
son OF Mr and Mrs. Glen Rose pass
ed away and was buried Yesterday
from the home of the parents, 387
Cedar street. Interment was made
at Oak Hill Stewart had charge
Of tho funeral.
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MASONIC NOTICE
Hammond Chapter III. r. A. NJ
will hold a special convocation or
Wednesday evening. Dec. 6th. t
confer a Royal Arch degree at 1890
o'clock. Members urged to be pres
ent Visitors welcome.
12-5-2t T.-w. DIXON. E. II. P.
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CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL
INV ACTION


F AEEF0M
Hsv~ yeH seen the d1spszy sf
q zade school work In t1s window
pf the Northern Indians Gae and
Electric Company at 5Tt Hahnlau
streets
This Is eus way IN w1tsrh Central
grade school Is showing the public
what the pusl1s are delng Ia thsir
galar elassreem wexiA All who
are interested In the worE Of these
children are invited 10 visit the
school any Anfe during the school
yesr.
In ersaer that those who work
during the day may inspect the
Tyerk Of Central scfoo1. q night
session IS being hsid on Thursday,
December the seventh, Rre1n seven
o'clock antli eisht-thirty. Parents
and pa4rens are welcome ". r.
lewis ls principal Of this building.
The easendar fer December fer
Yramrnond Country Club he1ds a
ereat IN stere fer everyone, before
tive season
Dancing. Saturday evening. De-
cember sixteenth. Informal One
dollar per couple.
Cards Saturday afternoon. De-
cenber sixteenth. Mrs. Conan Scott
and Mrs. W. D. Cleavenger, hest
esses.
Children's Christmas Party. Sun
day sfterueen. December twenty
fourth. Santa Claus will rest at
the club after his long trip from
the North PsIe and wilt receive the
kiddies at two thirty o'clock
n New Years Eve, December the
thirtv-frst Dinner and Dance.
Dinner will be served at ten o'clock
Dancing to begin st twelve s'eleek.
observations to be made net later
than December the twenty-seventh
Five dollars per plate Bensens
orchestra
cards are out among the friends
OF Mrs. Joseph Cohn of East Chi
eazo for a luncheon bridge to be
,rivon on Saturday, December the
pixteenth. at the home Of Mrs.
cohu's mother. Mrs. Adolph Hirseh,
4 on Forest avenue.
.
1frs. Frances Kingsley of South
i Holman street is In South Bend for
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Il, ard Mack Of that city.
>
sowing Circle numebr two of the
j evangelical church will meet with
4 Mrs. ]. o. Breitzke at her home at
$40 Forsythe avenue tomorrow aft
erpoon. Thursday December the
seventh, at two o'clock
There viii be = health clinic at
the new Community building in
West Hammend on Thursday after
noon. December the seventh.
qhe ladies' Of the Lake County
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Chest and the Chamber of Commerce
takes care of the distribution.
Everything Is done that should be
done and people are not pestered by
tag days. drives and innumerable
money raisings, some of which may
be good and others not so good.
EXPOSES FRAUDS
''rhe Chamber of Commerce in
vestigates every money getting
scheme that is brought into town,
such as magazine subscribers. ped
dlers. etc, and II they are frauds
they arc not permitted to operate
We have educated the public in South
Bend TO know that they do not have
to belong to the Chamber OF Com
meree in order to get service from
the Chamber of Commerce. They
come to us for every sort Of service
and we ars always at their service.
Recently I went TO a boarding house
to settle a dispute between a board
ct and the landlsdy We are just
as much at the service of tho little
fellow as tho big man Sometimes
more so. because the big man Is bet
ter able to look out for himself
Personally. there Is more salts
faction to me in doing some service
for a widow or a laboring man than
for rich man. When a man comes
60 me for advice about investing the
money he has saved from his wages
/ give the problem ali the consider
alton and study possible because it
is vital matter to that man.
PLAY SUPERVISION
Another service performed by the
South Bend Chamber of Commerce
is that Of play supervision. During
the summer we employ twenty-five
play supervisors and the year around
a play director who receives s5 900.
Under the state law the city fixes a
two cent levy to finance the play
ground work.
The work Of the Chamber OF
Commerce OF South Bend comes un-
der the following divisions. Health
and sanitation, housing, hospitals,
city plans, schools, city government,
Americanization, waterways. COM
munity spirit. industry. commerce,
traffic, charities. utilities, transpor.
taton and recreation. The Chamber
Of Commerce does not attempt to
run the city government but to act
in a friendly and advisory capaciy.
Our ambition is TO make South Bend
a suitable place to live and a city
of a contented, happy and prosper
GUS people"
When Mr.. Green concluded his talk
the directors and their guests ac-
corded him an ovation. Mr.. Kauff,
man. acting as chairman, voiced the
appreciation of Mr. Green's talk.
Il am confident that there are 200
potriotic and loyal men to join such
Will do so much for the welfare OF
the city" said Mr. Kaufman. IT be-
lieve a Chamber OF Commerce right
ly conducted IS as vital to the civic
welfare as churches are to the spirit
ual welfare"
MORE TO GO AHEAD
II think Hammond is a wonderful
community and / don't see how Ham
mond has gotten on without Cham
ber of Commerce. said Morse Del
Plain. II do not mean a Chamber Of
Commerce in the old sense of the
word, but the kind OF Chamber OF
Commerce that South Bend has and
the kind that will make this city q
better place to live"
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FARMER rs HELD

Earle Harris. North Judson farm
er. IS held by South Bend authorities
for Hammond police following his
arrest near that city BY state police
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Hammond
Musical College.
MASONIC NOTICE

For the study of music In al sta
branches. Phone t579. e-s
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The L. 0. 7. 81. card party given
last evening vas we'll attended. The
comforter was received by Miss
Jenkins, 1903 Van Buren, st.
teacher OF Lafayette school 1916
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1--we LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
DOLL DRESSES
AT wASSEY'S PLEATxNa SHOP

Phone 44S, 81 state ST.. Hammnod.
We have about 100 OF them
for sale. We do Hemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornered. embroidering,
braiding. beading. tucking, fancy
stitching. 12:2:1t
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS - Receipts 2,4oo. Market
steady. Bulk s7s5 q SIS. Top
ss2 2o Heavy weight ssds.2o: me-
dunn weight S.. 10 a $40: light
weight ss4s 90; pigs ssas.2o.
6.ATTLE-Recei $4,000. Market
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Is your car ready for
winter driving2 We
have everything to
add to your personal CON-
fort, and to protect your
motor against the dangers
of cold weather.
Radiator Covers
Winter Fronts
Alcohol
Tires & Tubes
Tire Chains
Tire Covers
Heaters
Windshield Wipers
Stop Lamps
Spot Lamps
Bumpers
Motometers
Step Plates
Rear View Mirrors
Alemite Grease
MobiI Oils
Soap
Chamois
Sponges
Polishes
Overland udge
Company
"a State Street
Genuine Overland and
Willys-Knight Repair Parts
Specialized Service
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NOTICE

Ladies' OF Oral Hive will take the
1870 car for East Chicago tonight.
1913
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Too Late To Classify

LOST-By widow, brown
leather pocket book IN
jitney, lis p. M, contain
ed $500 and change, door
key, Royal Neighbor and
Maccabee books, a | S 0
name: Return to Times Of
flee or phone 1891 and
receive reward. 10
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SANE TALK HEARD
BY DIRECTORS

Continued from Page one.)
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there viii be = health clinic at
.tbe new Community building in
west Hammond on Thursday after
noon. December the seventh,
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Cards are out among the friends
of Mrs. Joseph Cohn of East Chi
ezro for q luncheon bridge TO be
givon on Saturday, December the
Eixteenth, at the home Of Mrs.
cohn's mother. Mrs. Adolph Hirseh,
on Forest avenue.
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kes $4,000 a year gives his proper
tion. The corporations contribute.
The money goes into the Community
Chest and the Chamber of Commerce
takes care of the distribution.
Everything Is done that should be
done and people are not pestered by
tag days. drives and innumerable
money raisings, some of which may
be good and others not so good.
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Mrs. Joseph Kiger and Miss Julia
Kiger OF the Prescott apartments
on Calumet avenue were called 70
wiIliamsport. Indiana this morning
on account Of the serious Illness or
Mrs. Kigsr's mother. Mrs. Ada Citi-
zen.
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sfrs. Frances Kingsley of South
Holman street is In South Bend for
a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs
ward Mack Of that city.
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The ladies Of the Lake County
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

sewing Circle nunebr two of the
evangelical church will meet with
Mrs. ]. o. Breitzke at her home at
$40 Forsythe avenue tomorrow aft
erpoon, Thursday, December the
seventh, at two oeioek.
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Continued from Page One.)
age yearly wage In South Bend Is
81. 400 as against $4,000 In Hammond.
Yet as result of the Chamber Of
Commerce drive Sc per cent of the
families in the city own their own
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The friends OF David Nichols will
be glad TO learn that Mr.. Nichols,
who has been III for several months,
seemed q Iit-le better yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

MINNESOTA RID RIVER VALLEY
FARMS-HighI improved 100 market
3 miles school 4 lake summer resort
8 six-r0om house. larEe barn gran.
airy. machine shed. chicken house snd
f0vinR we'll. 100 arres Cultivated. bal-
ance tillable pasture price $50 Per
acre on easv terms lat ~ e doEsn
more on request any size you want
HigEin botham. Red Lake Falls Nina
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

AutomohIIe Accessories


AL SIZES OF GOOD USED TIRES
s. - and un 90 SIS. 35x5 used cord
tires. S775: Goodrich tubes. 3 a. 81 In.
Sl1I. in. 81 50. ~ in. S1T5. in
So New 80x3 guaranteed tires. S675:
2ON3i4 $40 Standard Tire shop. 116-
lis Llncoln Mav p lincoln 1Iha
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Statesmen

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Men. we have the property that is
selling Nothing better in the city.
Our boys are all making big money.
Why drift somewhere elses Get in
with a big organization.
We can use a few inexperienced men.
Now is the time 10 get into the real
estate business If YOU are ambitious
10 make real money. come IN and
talk It over. c. v link. Sales Mana
ger.
L. W. BURLINGAME CO
3 Blackstone Theater Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

WE HAVE THE BEST Low
PRICED CARS N THE COUN-
Tx REAL BARGAINS. As LOW
AS S55Oo. DROP N AT ONE OF
OUR FOUR BRANCHES AND SEE
ORR LINE
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
BUY A FORD AND BANK
THE DIFFERENCE
". r HINKLE. INC
225 y Lafsyette-lH Lincoln Way E.
Mishawaka-North Liberty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
INSTRUCTION
Iocal Instructlon CIasses

BUSINESS Bookkeeping. steno graphy.
typewriting, secretarial, best position
Dav-night State Licensed Emp.
Agency places all graduates and others
applving The Thomas Com mercial
School Mich & wash VI. 1905.
THE South Bend Business College +
placing graduates in good positions
every week IN the year This school
IS recognized by the business public as
headquarters for office positions. Enter
any Monday during April. Phone
Main 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

Investments. Stocks. Bonds 80
LAND CONTRACTS for sale. few
good 7co land contracts for 100000
and VI. Owen y. Windle. 207 W. JEFF
frrzon RIvd
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Insurance

IF YOU WISH your house or your auto
mobile insured. see Geo. l. Rulison.
go Farmers Trust Bldg. lincoln llOI
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Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 4

DANCING LESSONS Private Lessons
oniv Charles c Gates Dancing Studio
10 Z. Wayne ST. Phone Lincoln 649l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

Sewing Machines. 5sA
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
We carry over 100 new and used
machines I'm stock. all makes and an
prices Latest style new Singer 6G.
s49lO Slightly used Singers from
S25OO IN OTHER makes from $500 up.
We repair and sell supplies for all
makes. You can't beat Our prices DO
Indiana. II YOU can buy them cheaper
We would
SOUTH BEND HEMSTITCHING SHOP
AND SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
-G2GO 125 T. jefferson Blvd
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CORD TIRES

SERVICE GARAGE
296 = Lafayette 81.
Main Us
FABRIC And CORD TIRES
brunsW icks. DaytOns, Narathons. Gil
lcttes Continentals 40 800 discount
from present lists. Here Is your chance
Go equip your car az a saving Of real
money
LINCOLN AI-TOMOTINE SUPPLY co
Il3 p. jefferson Blvd.
George HaslangeF. Vim. Flagle.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-01-13
Inc Pathos and Nonsense of the Papet Walls
OF Self-Limitation
BY VALLIE NJ. SEITZ

"1've always wanted a red dotted
SWISS dress. Now I'm too old to wear
one if had it, says my neigbbor,
1a'r' tat and little over forty, as
she rocks back and forth in a parlor
crammed with burnt wood placques
and picture frames, innumerable bas-
kets and crochet odds and ends with
out limit.
"All my life I've longed for a set of
real silver,' says another
"My life's desire was to st,,dv
nursing" sighs still another. "But
guess I'm past that. The old stand
no chance nowadays"
If | could only have a little place
OF my own in the country" This
from a wornout business woman
weary Of the city.
u don't wonder that Jimmy loves
to go hunting,' says an old friend of
mine, Jimmy's father. "Some time,
if our luck keeps up, I'm going to
buy him gun Of his own. Ever
since I can remember I wanted a gun
Of my own"
Fiction brings tears to our eyes
with such types as these starved
souls, all their lives long deprived of
some simple thing that would have
made them completely happy. Sister
Parkins Of the Ladies' Aid Society,
for example, always sewing on beau
tiful things for others and dying with
the sole desire of her life unfulflled,
silk dress just like Sister Smiths.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-01-13
MONTHLY BULLETIN

The New Orleans Council of Jewish
Women are issuing monthly Bulle-
tin, copy of which the Woman's En-
terprise has been favored with.
It is bright little paper contain
ing every thing of interest to the
Council. The Bulletin says: 1--WE,
the committee, have pledged ourselves
to faithfully report all happenings
each time and we mean to do it. But
we are more ambitious still. We hope
to make those Of you who do not fully
understand the purpose and influence
Of the section, realize how mush it
stands for in the community; we hope
to make each one of you feel that
the Bulletin is published for you; and
most of all, we hope to make this
sheet the medium for any ideas that
you, yourselves may want to put
across"
"Mrs. Ralph Schwartz, in her zeal
to promote sociability and bring the
members of the Council into still
closer contact, has decided to have a
monthly luncheon where the members
may talk to each other as much as
they please while eating, from
twelve to one, and then listen, when
all is quiet, to some speaker of note,
who will choose topic of interest to
ALL"
The Council of Jewish Women is
doing wonderful lot Of good work
in its line and the Bulletin which is
now being published monthly will be
splendid method Of publicity to its
large membership.