South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1917 — Page 10

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MI SHAW AK A GENERAL NEWS News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

BAPTISTS HEAR ELOQUENT ADDRESS Rev. Unthank Delivers Splendid Lesson on Patriotism to Country. "Th S.i re-Iri"-s ,f I'.-itrir.tisrr." th -i ! J -1 of t)t" i:.i-tfr .- rri.oü ,y th.- II v. A. .1. I'nthar.k. l'.)-!;r of tlio Imrn.iri'i-1 I : t f t i h ir!;. v. h was har1 y a, larr. 'iiU'r. II' jMke In i;irt ;i.s follows: Iwry ci?t o:c a l'ity to hi" '";;ntry. If lif, li).rtv, ari'l th- jur- - .it f hrt j.pi af worth fn joyis th .rth f' iHÜntr. X;i-f'X'-!':i'o is '-opditiori'l. arvl !(. !iv of ".-If r rvation" lnr:!!.i th.lt. 1 1 1 1" J f t U ' ' r O V. ll i t io M S h- n : f, arvl 1 ' t m -1 1 o atr-nts .tti-l a r;('K- fiveforrif-. National .i - a 'ftinj.o'-itr unit of pnverni . i r:-' 's'-.iry for th c ontiiiuaf th- i . Yh n ot!f' has ar- , , ptm! . f,r a.lopt-'! any country as i '-t for hnii- If. hN iiit-rvsts ami his ! i'i,i!y. ic sh SMj;ott th- troVi!Mi.rtf of that country, tinancial- ' .. !nor.,l- ami jjiy-i'-ally. as tho lu'i.'.v a i:.! r that mak- the orp ition- 'Aithin th- ( onritry hf Iris .i-. t-.l or ruloj.t-!. Kvry man -ho'ii'I hai- il vr.liun for some Olif j o,;.t:y a' o- all oth' r. If li is .1 ;,o-;.t in hi- natal linl, he houhl i ot re-; until h- has foural one morn to his linking, aial tlooi adopt it. 'o i:i an shonM )f content to wear th.- 'tiu'in i 'f th" pof t who askcil :!aths th'ic a man Avith soul -o !?.!. who nevr to himself has imI -Th:- is my own, My Native ! , i j i I V ' ' If he his th" prtvlcc cf a' i j'tcil ( i' izc i ! s fi i j he h is th fluty of ilcfcnsf. CHRISTIAN CHURCH IS WELL ATTENDED The Easter services at the First fhrlsti.m church were attended hy very lartre congregations, the edifice heinr crowded at each service. The sunrie ?erice was held at Cr.O a. m.; Hüde school. at which there wa? an attrndnnre of non, at 1:"0. "The Victorious Life" was the suh-je-t of tl.e Mitnnn yreached v,y the pa-tor. Itev. (',. W. Titus, at the inorniir, worship. The music was epec'ally f'.ne. Prof. Tut tie, who has he-n assisting at the special weekday vervi'-es, proimunciiii; it the l-rt he hid ever heeri aide to fxvt out of ari- choir In his 10 years' experience. In the evening the Junior HiiilfMCT pave an cxcelhnt niütioii rf :i oantnti. "Holling Away the Stone" was the oilj'ft of the sermon. The pastor lias iniro'liH'f.l an innovation into the t htirrh hy limiting all his sermons to L'o minutes. Tho special services, which t loed Saturday T.u'ht, eokel much interest amnni; the meinhers of the congregation Hirintr the entire series. The nttendat.ee was l:iri;e at :;ll th.e mccti n pastoi: ;i7r im'rsi:. At the dose of the morning seri. e at the lir-t Paidist church e-:crd.i , Mrs. I'dward P.axter in l.lialf ot the cnimretatinn presented the p.. -tor, Rev. i:. F. Shouüer, wirb a parse on the occasion of his I ii th.lay anniversary. This was in addition to other : if t.- presented tit. ir p.t-tor by the i cnrreation I'rid.tv hilit. CAMPIiri.Ij AKKIVIX Ray 'ampbell. the Hinds-or,. III., a ta stier." who will meet Harry TTatrou in match r.t Ross e;ymnastuta torsih.t. arrived here yestero.n'. 1 1 -T 1 1 laetl w orked out yesteraftet'oou at the i:tn and ajcar to le in gooil condition for to? Uht's t out VISITS MOTIIFR. Mi T. J Van Holstine. Chicago, -p. nt with her tnother. Mrs. Jennie an Holstine. " 1 I W. First -t. Mr. Marlon 'at. cake of E. Fourth st. v lio has teen iutTering from a tmi tal disease for c -r.il months. le renoe,j t- the home of a relative In Milwaukee' todav. Si! Lilftfg liiaaKfap MONEY f'Cposiic.l on or Ivfore April 12, I'M 7, will J IT VH.V.V interest from i MISHAWAKA 'UST & SAVINGS COMPANY 9 )

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RUBBER RE FLAG READY FOR ERECTION

Tli" f!;ir-raisins at the Ruhber I !:.':. '-rating fomp.'my'K plant will take place tomorrow or Tuesday, IrnhaMy the former day. as evc-ry-thinir I" almost In readiness for the f-wnt. "Old Glory" will float from the top of a r.5-frint iron Raj- Ftaff, which v.111 he placf-u in a concrete foundation at the northwest corner of the company's property at the top of the hill. The staff taPT.s from four Inches at the hase to two Inches at the pinnacle and the flap: Is x!6 fc-t. I '.oth were purchased by theemployes of the factory, each one of whom contrihutcd 10 cents toward the fumi. The company paid the expense of placing the concrete foundation. The example pet hy the IluhherIle's employes should not he Ion? in heiiur followed hy other factories of the city and employes. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS A. M'QUILLEN Announcement of the ensapremont of Miss Aline McQuillen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. McQuillen. 21 S K. Third st.. to Rev. A. E. .Leese of Galveston, Ind., was made at a party fciven hy Mrs. V. I Ludwig and Miss Hazel Chandler at the home of the former, ?,2'J LdKewater dr., Saturday afternoon. The decorations were suestive of Eastertide and were extremely effective. Anion- the out-of-town quests were Miss Margaret (Mark. IaOrantie. 111.; Miss Mina Gahel, Sycamore. 111., and Miss Muriel Ammerman. Hock Island, III., the latter a cousin of Miss McQuillen, whose Ktiests they were over the Easter holidays. Miss Gahel officiated at the orpan in the Methodist -Memorial church Sunday in the ahsence, through illIleSS, o f the organist of the church, Mrs. Georpe 15. Williams. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH IN MEMORIUM GIFTS In connection services at St. with the Easter Paul's Episcopal church Sunday, a number of heau- ' tiful Kifts were donated to the ; church in niemoriam of the late ' .Mrs E. A. Jernepan by the mem- ; hers of the family. E. A. Jernesan ' sent handsome altar vases; Kalph , Jernean. Klass eucharist candlesticks; Mrs. Charles A. Ostrom, sterling silver communion service; Mrs. II. E. Van Pelt, oak credence bracket, brass receiving bason and ; two alms hasons hy the Altar Kui'd of the church. During her lifetirr e .Mrs. Jpniec.in was a devoted mem1 her and active worker in this or- ' jranization and her memory Is much revered. STREET CAR AND AUTO TRUCK IN COLLISION fouth side car No. 209, westbound, in tharte of Motonuan D. i Rothroek and Conductor A. Roberts. collided with an auto delivery truck of tho Indiana & Michigan Electric I-itrht Co., yesterday afternoon about o'clock at Kline st. and l-ineoln way I-:., breaking the headlight and one of the windows In the front vestibule of the car and otherwise damaging the front and one of the steps. The truck was aNo put out of commission, one front wheel beim; smashed and a fender badly bent. No one was injured. ENGLISH LUTHERANS ENDORSE PRESIDENT The Enelish Lutheran church was crowded at last night's service, which was of a patriotic nature, .lay H. Weygandt. a student of the Theological seminary at Maywooil, 111., delivered a vigorous address in which he appealed to his hearers to stand by the president in the attitude the country had taken against Germany, which was one of righteousness. The evening's program included music and patriotic drill. The colors of the national Hag were artistically arranged in electric lights with wavy effect and displayed during tho program. n.vs hh) nuv.i:. About $100 damage was done to the home of Henry Hoetlinger, 1 no Tj N. Main st., by fire Sunday morning about H o'clock and but for the prompt arrival of the fire department the building would likely soon have been destroyed. The alarm was given by a neighbor who saw the smoke pouring out of one of the windows. None of the Hoerlinger family were at home at the time of the blaze, which is supposed to have started from a lighted match thrown into a waste paper i box in the kitchen. The tire had i rained a fairly good start by the ; time of the arrival of the depart- : ment. whi h extini;uihed the blaze with chemicals. (CONDITION (;it()Ws WOHSF-. St. Joseph hospital authorities reported las, nuht that the condition of l. I 'rank Rosebrook. badly burned when his home was destroyed last Tuesday morning, was I net at all f.worable and that the pa tient appeared to he sinking rapidly. LEAVE FOR KENTUCKY. John W. Wood and son. left Sunday for Newport. Ky., where they will make their future home. Stated meeting Mishawaka Chapter. No. 'C7, O. E. S. and work, Tuesday twining.

BOWLING LEAGUE'S SEASON SOON CLOSES

Many Entered for City Handi' cap Tournament Beginning April 30. Hut two more -weeks of play remain In the regular schedule of the City and Misha-waka Howling leagues and three more weeks in the Scratch league. The Kileys, Kerghoffs and Horsechoers teams that were entered for play at the state tournament in Fort Wayne the latter part of thi? month, the 21st and 22d, will not 1 owl until t o weeks later, or until after they bowl in the city handicap tournament on the Ellsasser alleys, beginning April ;',0. Many local bowlers have already entered the city handicap bowline tournament which will start April "0. LIAülE sTAXIU.NG. C,tI'.erfrhoffs 21 1 -. Ilul.ber-He '-'I PI Cltv Hall I- 1" r,-s Kpgul.iM l'J IT ..Vjs AI.iNkani 1' 1 --s Ho.wier' 1J ! r,z r.u Kv's ir i't 417 I'remona- H Mi hi ivlviiIlorveslifr- -4 12 .VT7 Xrnateur.i 21 1" .".' Kil.-VS 4 1 Watch Co 1" 1 Fe-lernU 17 V- .472 Indians 20 .414 Snakei !" .417 .Mihko 1-i ..".d Sertrh. :it Croc. Co r.2 tr: .!7 Kl I sasers " '-." aV.l Seme lVp is J7 .H10 j. c.'5 r.c. ::a .4 iMievs r-i 40 .47 r.raves .4n Jlrnmle and J'at 2s 47 .a7:t Canadians 21 01 .2s) Northern Ind. Ca Co. Mantles 1.'? H .H.f) Ttiiaps 1"2 .."71 Heaters 1 11 "' Arcs 1) 11 .471 Fixtures 10 11 -47H Hange s H .."si PASTOR ASSUMES NEW CHARGE HERE SUNDAY The Rev. B. Earle Farker, who succeeded the Rev. Eoren M. Edwards as pastor of the Methodist Memorial church, delivered his first sermon here yesterday morning, his subject belntr "The Implications of the Resurrection" and in the evening spoke on "The Ixst Easter", from John 21:17, "Eovest Thou No More Than These." Miss Nina Gable of Northwestern university presided as orpanist in the absence of Mrs. Williams, the regular organist, who is 111. Mishawaka's new pastor will move his family, consisting of wife. three daughters and one son from Marion. Ind., to this city next Wednesday, and will occupy the residence on W. Lincoln way vacated by, Dr. Edwards. He is a graduate of He I'atiw university and of postgraduate courses in Northwestern and Chicago universities. He has a pleasing personality and will no doubt soon make many friends in the city. ELOPE TO ST. JOSEPH AND GET MARRIED Frank Feller, South Rend, and Miss Marguerite Kaufman, 4 07 Lincoln way W., were married at St. Joseph. Mich., Sunday afternoon by the Methodist minister. Rev. Mr. Sheehan. The wedding was very much of a surprise to the relatives of the young people who had not been apprised of the affair. Without letting their intentions be known the principals went to St. Joseph during the afternoon returning to Mishawaka last night to receive the blessing of their parents.. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "rank Kaufman, and has been em- ! ployed at the Premier Red factory as bookkeeper. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ella R. Feller. Keasey st.. South Rend, and is employed by I the Chicago, iouth Rend and North ern Indiana railway company. THIEVES IN AUTO ST11VL FLAG. Thieves drove up in an automobile to the home of Charles Frazier, 19T.1 Lincoln way W., Saturday night about 1 1 : CO o'clock. A man ; leaped out of the machine and stole a large tlag on a staff at the front of the residence. A neighbor witj nessed the theft and reported it to j the Frazier family, who in turn notilled the police. TO KNTFJtTAIN OPERATORS. All the operators in the MishaI e. . -i ir ... i w.ih.i ouiie ua in? iiome leiepnone company will be entertained with a supper in the Methodist Memorial dining room Wednesday evening by the Indies' Aid society of the church. SMALL HOOP JTKE. The city lire department responded to a still alarm last night at 9:45 from the home of William Golden at 120 W. Joseph st., where a small hole was burned in the roof from chimney sparks. TO ENTERTAIN T1IIMI1LE. Mr-. C. J. Huntsinger, 215 W First st.. will entertain the Pythian Sisters at a thimble Tuesday afternoon. ouF-irs nsTiinu ciiiru; The Queen Esther circle of the Methodist Memorial church will meet in the church parlors Tuesday evening.

BUILDING ACTIVITY IS INCREASING IN CITY

A building permit for the new east end (Eeiger) school building to cost 510.400 wo obtained from tlie city clerk's othce Monday morning by Kuehn & Jordan Co., contractors. Four other permits as follows were taken out Monday morning: A. R. Dibble, for the buildin? of a twostory frame dwelling, 22x20 feet, to cost 1, SCO, and to be erected at 217 W. Itroadway; Charles J. Milhreth for the remodeling of residence at S12 X. Main st., the estimated cost of SS.00; .7. W. Wiekamp for Minnie Heriek for the building of a twostory frame dwelling, 2Sx32 feet, at 2 0 5 E. Konrth St., at an estimated cost of $3,000; J. II. Wiekamp for E. Ij. Puper for the 'bulldinK of aj bungalow, 22x26 feet, on Calhoun sL J iat an estimated cost" of $1,300. BARBER ACCEPTS TAILOR'S CHALLENGE Peter Müller, the tailor, challenged Carl McMann, the barber, to a w restling lut Saturday night, offering to bet the latter that he could throw him in live minutes, which was accepted by McMann. and bets were posted. The match will l.e held one night this week at the Iloss gymnasium, the exact time of which will be announced later. "Jerry" Kaah has been appointed manager HOTAWAKA WANT ABS FOR RENT House with modern conveniences, excepting furnace. Inquire 718 W. Thiid st. WANTED fireman. -Chanrbermaid and day Hotel Mishawaka. WANTED An energetic young man, 21 years or over to take charge of a prosperous business in Mishawaka. No capital necessary. Applicant must state age. present occupation, and business experience. Address Rox 152. WANTED A girl. Kus Raking Co. WANTED A delivery boy. Kusa Haking Co. FOR SALE Hot water incubator, 200-egg Flze; good as new. Will sell cheap. Call Home phone 91 or 38. WANTED Girl or middle-aged woman for housework. Call Mrs. Kemp, Home phone 1 ring R-747. FOR RENT Good stock farm, 120 acres; rich clay loam. Want first-class farmer with good equipment. J. R., News-Times, Mishawak;' "I GAINED seven pounds In seven days." writes Ford Rodibaugh of Mishawaka and Milford. Try Victor Prepared .Salt great health builder. Trial package 25 cents. Asents wanted. Victor Co., Mishawaka, Ind. (distributors). F"OR SALE Two acres on Lincoln highway E.; fair house and barn; plenty of fruit. Will sell on easy payments. Garmire. Petro Co. Home phone 173. FOR SALE Nine-room house, modern. Large corner lot on West Lawrence st. Price $2,600, one-half cash. Stark Realty Co. FOR SALE Seven room house, modern conveniences. Lot 54x163, on Lincoln highway East. Price $3,noO; $800 cash. Stark Realty Co. Mills bldg. FOR SALE Several vacant lots at a bargain. Stark Realty Co. FOR SALE Five new bungalows on 17th st.. River park. Prices from $1.250, $ 1.400, J1.S00 and J2.000. partly modern. Leaving town. Will sacrifice. Apply J. C. Stout, 803 17th st.. River Park. FOR SALE Lots from $200 up, no interest or taxes for two years. Houses on easy payments. Fire, accident, health, automobile liability insurance. James Henncssy. lawyer, 11" W. Second st., Mishawaka. WANTED A man over 21 years old. must be a live wire; salary and commission with advancement for the right man. Apply room 219 Mills building at 8 a. m. or 5 p. m. FOR SALE Good milch cow. 30 Dodge Ave. FOR SALE Six room house at 4?o W. Grove st. Gas and water. Small payment down and rest like rent. Rox 10. News-Times. FOP. SALE Seven-room house; modern in every detail. Sleeping porch, ted rooms and bath: finished pine t'.oors. white enameled trim, mahogany doors, living and dining room oak finish, solid oak floor, decorated walls, window shades, medicine cabinets. linen closet, cupboards, etc. You should see this house before buying. Cash, contract or will take lot part paymentRest close-in residence property. Five minute walk from center of Mishawaka on Park av. I can build you a house like thii. or any other style or kind of building you may want in Mishawaka or outh Rend. Call me on Home phone 5616. C. D. Hildebrand, owner and builder. South Rend; or. Pell 254. J. H. Gardner. Mishawaka. FOP. RENT Nine room all modern house, 10S E. Sixth st. Inquire 1GS 11. Sixth st. Horae phone R-70JL

of Mc.Mann and Carl Wilke manager of the tailor. "Smokey Mow" was agojr with the making of the match, as it promises much real comedy.

JOE FRICK ARRESTED FOR WIFE DESERTION Joseph FTick, charged Jby his wife Nellie with desertion and failure to provide, was fined J1.00 and costs, which was suspended cn the "defendant's promise to pay his wife J8 weekly for a period of at least one year, during which time Frick must report to police headquarters tach Saturday, failure to do so or make the payments to his wife regular will cause the suspension of tho heavy sentence to be revoked. The Fricks formerly lived on Hill st.. but have been separated for f-even weeks, during which time the wife has been making' her home with her parents. PRESBYTERIANS WILL PURCHASEJEW ORGAN A new pipe organ for the First Trcsbyterian church will be purchased within the next few weeks. The committee having the matter in hand has been working on it recently, and as soon as it completes its investigation of different instruments under consideration the purchase will be made. The contemplated cost will be between J 3,300 and $4,000. LINCOLN TODAY. "The Masque of Life," a film sensation in seven reels which startled New York during a successful run there and packed th IasaJle theater in Chicago, will be presenter tonight only at the Lincoln theater. The work of "Pete" .Monteoello, the monkey star, is -good and provides much of the excitement. One of his stunts is to climb to the top of a chimney C60 feet high with a real live baby under his arm. AT T1IK TI'LMPliK TODAY. Charlie Chaplin, showing at tho Temple theater today gives his admirers something new In "Easy Street" when he appears as a regular cop. Chaplin believes in the erficacy of contrast. He dawns on his patrons of this remarkable play as a tramp, a proper bread-line tramp with fringe all over him and a hungry inspect. Robert Leonard and Margarita Fischer in "Robinson Crusoe" is also shown today. HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON. George Walton, salesman for R. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. of Akron, O., is visiting his family at 317 Fisher pi. Mr. Walton says he has just completed a most successful season on the road. He motored to Mishawaka from Akron and found the roads In splendid condition through Indiana, EXTJEUTAIN WITH DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. William Otterstein, 1014 E. Fourth st. delightfully entertained friends and relatives at a 6

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o'clock dinner Sunday trveninir. Games and contests were enjoyed. Music was furnished by the Misses Euella and Amanda Fisrhmann. Anions the ?uests were Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert Krutger and son of South Bend.

I IN T I II ITA INS AT IHNNI.H. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Börry. k. Lawrence st.. pleasantly entertained at a dinner Sunday. The affair was complimentary to their son. Carl Herry and family who have just returned from a year's stay in IVtroit. Covers were Lud for 2 4. Among those present were Orlcy Ferry and family. Sylvester Myers and family and Herman Holes an 1 family of River Tark. kveli-x coin:s ivxkkal. Funeral services for Miss Evelyn Coprens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Au-rust Cop pens. ?0l W. Fourth st., were held Monday morning at '. o'clock from t. Ravo's Catholic church. Rev. Fr. A. Schoekaett officiated. Rurial was in t ,t. Joseph's cemetery. s rix i a ii sali:. On ornamental shubbery and fruit trees, several hundreds to choose from, commencing Tuesday April 10. First cla.ss ?tock and low prices. Twenty varieties of shubbery and as many varieties of fruit trees. Powell the Florist. 122 N. Main st. Roth phones 4 9. Advt. TO MAKK OBSERVATIONS. The Rird club will make its first observations Tuesday morning, commencing at 4 o'clock. The members will go to the north side of the river and make a careful study of tho feathered songsters abroad at that early hour. C. W. Ii. M. MEETING. Mrs. C. E. McCollum. 517 V,'. Third st., will entertain the C. W. R. M. of the First Christian church at her home Tuesday evening at 7: SO o'clock. The husbands and friends of the members aro also invited to attend this lUcetin. C.IU OF THANKS. We wish to extend our hearty and most sincere thanks to the neighobrs and friends for their contribution of flowers and also the Rubber Workers and everv one for their liberal donation after our misfortune. Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosebrcok. Advt. MISHAWAKA TRUST & SAVINGS COMPANY. Deposit your money in thü? safe state bank. Deposits made on or before April 12 draw interest at four percent from April 1. Advt. NITW PATROL NEARLY RKADY. The auto ambulance-patrol for the local police department, which is being built on a Buick chassis by the South Rend .prinp Wapon Co., will be ready for delivery within the present week. HOSPITAL BENEFIT. The Rosary society of SL Joseph's church will hold a card party in tst. Joseph's school hall for tho .benefit of the hospital Wednesday afternoon. TO WORK IX FOItT WAYXE. Miss Kulalie Miller, Lincoln way W., has resigned her position with the Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., and has gone to Fort Wayne to accept a position. MISHAWAKA PERSONALS. W. C. Ostrander has retumetl from Chaplin inmru it? ß nniöTHi IL MJÜÄ 1 iüiil

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Nile. Mich., where he sprnt the .. has returned fr--rn K . week-nd visiting h: brother nr.d : Ir.d . where l.e s, s ;r. ! a ;- i family. j friends. Miss Hrrtha Mosher ot Columbia Mrs. Job.. .U!.ert. -nr. j; Sh"i t'ltv, Ind.. is here visitimr her sister, ' ""t-. -M'o.l ,-und.ty as th- u-st -Mr?. A. H. Hos. K. Third st. El- j Walter C. AHert ar.d fa-i.:-. tri Ire Roberts of Kendallville, w as I -a p.17. also a Sunda gMest at the c I W. '-trarsd-r and fr i!;. home. I Nil es, Mich., spent Sunday n j- . Charlc Go-thals. hu-- returned to 'and Mrs. . i.. tra!i.br. 1 . M i..- -i'r.wfords j'.le to legume his steadies i.o!r. ay V. ut the Wabash college after spend- Air. and Mrs, 'ar! i;rrr.. I .v. in? h'.s acation with hi parents, turn-d frm r"etro!t. Mica , m .r..t Mr. and Mrs. Philp Goethais. 01 they re.-ded for the pa-t .,r T! ' ' Smith st. .Hill make their homo in MinuH. Leslie Reil. 1201 Eincoin ;av ka.

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HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tuesday, April 10, at 8 O clock Rousing speeches by Grand Army veteran? and members of other military organizations, as well as by prominent business and professional men of the city. Patriotic Instrumental and Vocal Music Band will render program at corner of Main st. and Lincoln way previous to meeting. Everybody invited to attend. Come and show your loyalty to the good old

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win Finance tne Lsunaing ot a Large dumber of Homes in Mishawaka. ?4 of the property value loaned with monthly payments about the same as rent. You own your property clear in about 1 1 y2 years. For further information see A. J. SCHINDLER, Secretary, 215 S. Main Street.

Why Not You?

People realize, more and more, that a bank account, maintained systematically is the greatest aid to financial progress. YOU CAN ENJOY MANY PRIVILEGES BY BECOMING A DEPOSITOR HERE. This hank otTers its services to responsible people who desire to build a surplus, and enjoy the benefits of an association with a strong linancial institution. ALL MONEY DEPOSITED IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PRIOR TO APRIL 12 WILL DRAW 4'; INTEREST FROM APRIL 1st. North Side Trust & Savings Co. MISHAWAKA, INDIANA.

THRIFT IS THE KEYNOTE OF SUCCESS. But thrift h the present not in the future. If you don't save today, you never will. Start your savings account and make i: a habit to deposit regularly. MONEY " DEPOSITED BEFORE . APRIL 12 WILL RECEIVE INTEREST FROM APRIL 1 AT 4 PER CENT. COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. First Trust & Savings Co. of Mishawaka. In the same building and under the same management as the

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