South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 299, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1914 — Page 11
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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iX'it'JSt'.Pl. ViVLl StLWfr MV H.41R 1 i si: ik ;c ijc z NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS jC rjc jc jc ?jC 5jC SOCIAL TA i:TS. Th- Ffnitir and junior xfr'isini; Class of polish Falcons Z. P.alirki No. 1, will hold its T ics Tuesday ".- Hint,' at 7 (" !o k at Z. II. hall. Th- .St. ilrd wife's Choral .society will hoid it.s Mnin rehearsal Tuesday fvenint; at 7:l'.0 ('el'ck at the oll t. H-(wie M-'hool huihlini;. Tlu- drilling exercises ot the Kalcns M. p.ornanow ski will le held Tuesday evening at Koseii'szko hall. Tht; sinuink' rehearsal of Polish li dy Falcons Z. U. 1, choir will l-e held Wednesday evening at 7 ::'.' o'clock at Z. II. hall, under direction of John lJcianek. pi:ksoals. Miss Carrie .Macicsnicz. wlio lias Ijeen heie for a few days visiting relatives and friends, returned Sunday to her home in Michigan City. Miss Kleonor Wozniak and her sister Albina left Sunday for their home in Michigan City after a week's visit with their aunt, Mrs. Helen Hosinska. W. T'lomas st. Casimier W.ihzak has returned to him home in Michigan City after a iit with .Mr. and Mrs. John Mesial;, X. Walnut st. Valentine Panics of Toledo, who lias l.een here on business, left for Chicago. Andrew Pytalski has returned to Indiana Harbor following a short visit in this city. Mrs. M. Cine, Howard av., has returned to her home from a week's isit with relatives in North Liberty. Ozary Lewinski. 1129 Harvey st., and Casimier Ha.inski, COG S. Chajdn st., have gone for a week's business trip in Indiana. Harbor, Whiting, Hammond and I;porte. Frank Ilazinski. 5 on KJm st., and his? mother, Mrs. J. Ilazinska. of Stevenspoint, who has been his guest for several days, are at present the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrozinski at polling Prairie. Mrs. Stanley Irejer and Miss Stephanie ?;eich, L'01 S. Chapin st.. reinrned this morning from a few days' visit with friends in Chicago. Mr.-. Jacob Wesolek of North Lib - I erty visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Gine. J toward a v., Sunday. Mr.i. William Najdek has returned 1o her home in Klkhart after a short isit here with her mother-in-law. .Mrs Mary Najdek. loi; Thomas st. Ignatius Skwerezynski lias returned to his home in Hnnimond after a few lays visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ni- lodas Woznicki. S. Scott st. BAPTISMS. The baptism of an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Wojciechowsk:', l.n; S. Chapin st., took place Sunday afternoon at St. Hedwiue's Catholic church. She was named Stephanie. The god-parents ! are Mrs. St' lla Dudkiewicz and John Gram. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank i irzechow :ki was bapthad Snndny afternoon at St. Hedwige's Catholic church. The child was named Theodor. God-parents were Mrs. Mary Orzeehowska and .Michael Walkowlak. The "baptismal ceremony was performed by L'-ev. Paul llaczaszek. HOLD LITKILVKY PltOGIIAM. The members of the combined male Jtlid female society of Polish Falcons '.. T?alicki No. l. presented a eiy interesting literary program Sun d ax-evening-at their hall on W. Dhisiou st. The affair was attended by a tew hundred people who showed their appreciation of the program with loud applause. One of the most pleading numbers of the proKram was the monologue by Boman Ducki. Other numbers of the program were: Piano solo, Miss Vanda Pegouska: recitation. "Jan Kanty." (John Cantius) bv Stanislaus Aadrzejewski; "Szetll Polski Zoinierz." (March Polish Soldier by Misx Jeanette Czarnecka. and Przymarza." (Dreams) b Atty Tbeophil Grabowski. Mr. Grab.wski also reviewed a chapter of the study "ii "Astronomy." It is the plar of this organization to give a lit. tary progTam every few ve-k.i to which the public is cordially invited. ITN'EUALs. The funeral of Mrs. Antoinette ToTiiuszwskn, 6" years ,d'l. 211 X. Sttuiebaker St.. who died l'rid.iy afternoon after a long illness, was; held thn morninpr a: :::o o'clock at St. Stanislaus Catholic church. Ke-. tr,.man Mnroiniak. C. S. C.. j. aster of the parish, chelated. Hurial was in Ce- i dar Grovo cemetery. j RIVER PARK H T- 1. X :; Mrs. H. F. Brooks of X. Eleventh
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart entertained with a dinner of lo covers Sanday at their home. .-. Eh-wnth st. mon- the quests were Mr. and Mrs. EDic-r 1'eaUody and daughter. Miss Vera Feabody. and Mrs. David Stewpr of Elkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. . T. Stewart and ILtvmond Stewart of South Hend. Mr. at.d Mrs. ilcrce II ed and son. Ce'UK'o Win eb'T lit t i, who haC be.-Jl visit in Mrs. Heed's parent-, Mr. and Ir?. Henry Wheel, r of N. i:!e . nth it., left Monday for their huiuc at
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viu:ki: to (;j:t yotks. The following is a list of the merchants whose cash sab s checks and receipts are k'ood for votes in the contests: Sacks of Hose Leaf, Golden Horn, and White Kose Flour, American Trust Co., Lasalle theater. Surprise theater. Star theater, Orpheum theater, Catalog Service Co., IJrandonDurrell, Y. K. Sherman, cloaks and suits, Sibley Hardware! Co.. Livingstons, clothing; Piatt Perkey, The New York city. A meeting of the Brotherhood of the M. K. church will be held in the church parlors Monday evening, followed by an informal reception, for the new pastor, Lev. Smith. Mrs. G. A. Bates of Hot Springs, Ark., is here visiting in Kiver Park, South Bend and Klkhart. Mrs. J. A. Smith of Fifteenth st., entertained the following guests Sunday at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Alien. Mrs. Martha Stacker. Mrs. Addie Wells, Miss Frances Stacker and Uoger and Karl Stacker. Misses Achsa Brewer and Helen Kochenderfer spent Sunday at Llkhart. A son was born Saturday to Mr. and - M's - 1. L.- Kemp, L'L'IG Vine st. Mrs. S. K. Smith of S. Eighth st.. ente talned with a family dinner Sunday In honor of Mrs. G. A. Bates of Hot Springs, Ark. Among the guests were Mrs. M. J. Armstrong and Misy Bernice Armstrong of South Bend. Mrs. D. K. M vers. S Kleventh st., entertained at luncheon in honor of Air. and Mrs. George Vender. Covers were placed for eight. The kindergarten teachers ami children enjoyed a walk to Pottawatomie park Monday morning and gathered autumn loaves. George Sanford returned to Chicago this morning alter a visit here. Mrs. II. M. Stockman will entertain the K. I. K. club Thursday afternoon at her home, Mishawaka av. A good attendance was at the Biver Park school house Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. K. K. Van Winkle of Mishawaka. He took for his text the parable of the tares. Pev. Cecil Franklin, pastor of the Indiana Av. church, will deliver the sermon next Sunday. At the Methodist Kpiscopal church there was a large attendance both morning and evening to hear Bev. A. W. Smith. In the morning he preached on the subject "The Body in Christ", and In the evening he took for Ids theme "A Poet's Question". Special music was rendered by the choir. Mr. and Mrs. Schcrman Scott have returned to Boiling Prairie after a visit with Mrs. Lueinda Kimble of S. Kighth st. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Jordan spent the week end with relatives at Culver. Mrs. Backer, who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Eleventh st., has returned to New York. U KEYILLE. Edward Auer. who has been ill for several weeks, is improving. O. P. Wagner has moved into the house owned by Mrs. Nora Fuchs. .Miss Carrie Brothers visited .Mrs. Charle s I alley "Wednesday. Harvey Morris of .South Bend is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris. Mrs. Edward Ar was in South Hend Thursday. kichard M. Milbuiii, democratic candidate for attorney general of Indiana, will speak here in the Fuch hall Saturday Oct. 17, at p. m. Hiram Kreighaum of South 'Fend was in town Thursdav evening. Mrs. V. Wilcoxen was in Xouth bend Wednesday. Mrs. Fannv Kensber-ar has been ill f or se eral days. A Mirprise party was given on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Thursday evening. Mrs. F. A. Harkley was called to North Liberty Thursday on account week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Aria Hark'T and son of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robert Smith and children, and Hael McCreary were quests of J. A. Es't r and family Sunday. Louise Feehlcr of Elkhart is i.-it-in-4 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ibehler. this We-k. A number from this vicinity attem'.ed the Mishawaka country fair Frhhiy and Satuphi v. Mrs. Eilger and dauglituT, Maude,
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FtoAi r lDiRiToco!) TIMES $ CONTEST 999'" Clothing Co., Baker Shoe store. Walkover Shoe Co., Muessel's grocery, Harwich's Cash grocery. Smith Wherrett furniture. St. Joe Furniture Co.. Walter C. Miller Coal Co.. Taser and Feasor Coal, The Gately Co.. Clauer Jewelry Co., Hastian's dnip store. Central Klectric Co., outh Bend Bread Co., Bus.se Pros. H: ing Co., M. A. Fralicl; millinery store, Beyer Floral Co., I. W. Lower Decorating Co., The Smogor Lumber Co., Walters, dyers and cleaners. called on Mrs. Don of Klkhart Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and child moved to Van Buren, I ml., Wednesday. !H0PE OF GERMAN REPULSE DASHED; TEUTONS ADVANCE (CONTINUED FROM PACK ONE.) along; the northern frontier of Poland where the Germans are showinjgreat activity, apparently attempting a Hanking movement. It is believed at the war othee that the attack on Warsaw will not be resumed until the conflict about Ivangorod is decided. Though the Gorman advance guards at one time arrived within live miles of Warsaw, they were unable to bring- up their aitillery because of heavy rains. The railway from Lowicz to Warsaw was destroyed by the Bussians before the Germans reached that region and it will have to be rebuilt before the Germans can bring up their heavy guns. .Must Cns Morass. In advancing on Warsaw the Germans will have to traverse the district about Iowicz, Skierniewice and continue north. This is flat and has been turned to a morass by the recent rains. Only the reconstruction of the railway or the freezing of the ground will permit the Germans to get through the heavy guns that are necessary for the reduction of the Warsaw fortifications. The correspondent at military headquarters sends the following 'iispateh, telling- of a trap into which the Austro-Gormah forces were led at Josefowe: "More than U.000 of the enemy's troops Mere killed at Josefowe by a ruse of the Bussian commander. "When the Austro-German troops approached the Vistula with the intention of crossing he feigned a retreat. Before the enemy arrived, however, he had concealed a number of batteries on the east bank of the Vistula. "Thinking the river was unguarded, the enemy started to cross the stream on rafts in force. When the rafts had nearly reached the eastern bank tho hiiiden Russians opened fire un macnine guns and rules. Unable to retreat, the Austro-German troops propelled their rafts to shore under the deadly hail. As soon as the survivors had landed the Russians charged with bayonets and completed the debacle." TRUCK GROWER ON TRIAL Kondallville Man Faces Court for Murder of Roy. ALRION. Mich.. Oct. 19. The trial of J. 1. Cushman. the wealthy Kendallvillo truck grower charged with the murder of Howard McLaughlin, a K-year-old Lansins;.Mieh.. hoy, was bocun today before Judge W'isley. McIiutrhlin was shot and instantlv killed bv "ushman wliell the truck erower
found the hov in his melon patch. The 1,11,1 !,,t f,,r irm- u i11 P;l-V differ.-i. e. trial will likelv occupv all the week Hav fT acre p,t, r.e.r ,.!ir Hue to .-x-TVlA , ,. , .it l .1 i" : ' ba:!gc for equities in city or firm prop. The prosecution will ak the death !,.rtv r t .(..a.,,,. Tin nai r .m .r
prllU'.l) . COLOWEL AIDS BEVERIDGE RiMM,veIt Dtdivcrs Several Spoeolies lu Indiana. CHICAGO. Oct. 1&. Theodore Roosevelt beiran a busy campaign on the progressive ticket this morninir. The early forenoon was consumed in a dozen conferences with leaders of his party in Illinois and Indiana. Shortly before noon the colonel left for short speeches at Gary. Grasselli, Indiana Harbor. East Chicago, Gibson. Tolleton. Hessville and Hammond, towns just over the line in Indiana. His addresses Were in behalf of Albert J. Reveridye. noove candi date for the United States senate from Indian-
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LlL POLL" CAlCE. NOT II t; O! AMMI.MnI KATlON. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned h is been .ipp dnted ly the Clerk of ihe Circuit Curt f St. .Joseph county. Slate of Indiana, administrator of the est.ite i t Charles C. Kyle, lute f St. Joseph county. dee,ii'd. Said estate is supposed to be advent. Herman 1 Lang, alndnUtrator. ()-t. 7th. 1.H4. F. J. L. MF.Yi:i:. Atty. for ltate. WANTIil) TO KI-XT. VANTi:i TO Ill'NT Five or G-rm modern cottage, hunjraluw or flat. Kef-erenei-s! furnished. .M.71." I'.ell phone. LOST AM) nil'M). LOST An Amethyst reary presumedly on Park Ave.. Sunday moaning. (Jreatlv "valued. 7'JU Park ave. Hell phone I'.TJ. Itewurd. LOST Silver vanity case containing money. Finder return to 40.", W. Colfax .' v. and receive reward. LOST Cmbon light off motorcycle. Finder please return to Crip, newsboy corner Michigan and Washington sts. IIKL1' WANTIJ) 3IALIi WANTKP A boy 14 or l."i years old, must be honest aud industrious. Apply 113 L. Jefferson. s.li:smi:n wanted. U'ANTI'l) Knerjreilc salesman for loeal territory f sell a high grade elecrrivacuum cleaner on a cavil or a mortlily payment plan, splendid opportunity. Uest machine on the market. lbickeve Brass ,v Mf. Co., Cleveland, O. IIKLP WAMi:i) FKMALK. WANTED-Several women to demonstrate a grocery ppedalty In South Bend. Ad dress W. .1. C, Colfax Hotel. ' WANTED Young woman for general housework; must be able to do plain cooking. Inquire 1020 W. Washington st. WANTED Girl for general housework, one to go home nights. 700 W. Washington. WANTED Girl for housework In small family. Good wages. LTJ S. Mill St., Mishawaka ANYONE can earn more money in spare or full time with our wonderful polishing pad. Retails for 10c. Constantly repeats. Semi loe for sample and complete information. The Mogul Mfg. Co., Cleveland, O. WANTED A married woman living In Kiver Park to rto Spirello corset work. Home ICS. Boll VAA'J. City manager. SITUATION'S WANTED HALE. WANTED Position by young man; recommendations as to character and ability il desiwl. Address I. II., care of News -Times, Mishawaka. SITUATION WANTED As a meat cutter. Will guarantee satisfaction. References If required. Address Box R-lo, News-Times. HFNGARIAN man looking for work on a farm. Age Willing to work about six months. Gergely Hankow, lsod Kendall st. OIEICE HELP. THE THOMAS SCIKMIL-Hlph Grade. Enter now. Day and niffht school. Stenorraphy. tyj.ewrltlnr. commercial cor - resj.ondence. Kmp. Dep., American Trust DO IT TODAY. If you want--BookkeelT iufr. shorthand nnd typewriting. Kalesmanship, arithmetic. ptnmanMp. civil crv:e, ouiness r.npusn. ere, lanht by skilled histru. tor. Enroll now teach the same sut.Jcti It: Loth the day and evening classes. students can begin course any day or evening. Call and in-s;i-t our sen ol or send for our free catalog. Kellcy R'.:?iness School, i:o E. Wayne st., over Kinney .shoo stor Bell phor.e 0k": Home -Jlsi PKHHON'ALS. "SALS AD" Is more than 15 in 1 to the housewife i washing raid cleaning. i'bone I'-!l today for IT. DRUSSMAK Lit aud o)i etie;. Mr. H. C. Date. 'JIG Place court, iioir.e pa oie .".'.05. Try W. I. Neidhart Tor w-11 paper and p'.cture framing. 114 E. Jefferson st. Adv. .SCREEN DOORS and windows should be ordered now. We make all kinds and those that last and fit. We rewire and repair old screens and sell screen wire. Miller Cabinet and Machine Shop. blG Portage av. Home photie JJZ2. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE- Equity in small house and lt for good heavv team. 1'T S. Walnut st. FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 a re-. , loS- to South B r.d. ''1 e to car line. '2') young fruit tre-. 1,."M strawberry plants.. M. P. llun.Viia, 4-J .Iefieroii llio. Home r71'.". FOR rXCUANtli:-Will e.!.anjr Improved property for Oary vacant lots. Send full particulars to N., Box 'J, News'l iiue. WANTED To exchange :n dern house ! Main and Center .t. I WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Dre-srklrg by the dar. Tel. 4-7 L. Elkhart. li.J. WANTED To rent " or t; room ncdem tr.ife. bur.irab. or flat. Referen es furn-Ill'-1. 5745 Pell phone. WANTED- Parties with patentable ideas. aSo parti s with pat-nts f r vile, pat-! f:.t obtained or money n-fui.ded. S.-ut!i l'.end bnmth ef I. P. S. O. "OO J. M. S. Lblg.. Uud il-K.r. WANTF.D Ycunff vwi. am women contemplating a husir.(ss or stenographic ours" this fall to hate the proposition f th Sout'.i Bend Buiines College f r the terra opening Sept. lt. Write, cull r phone Bel' 551 or IL.rn 5551. Until e move lri our Lew building we are ioirated at the old phut; over Sai'i store. or. Waine and Mkhiguu ts. o:ue open otT) day ai.d tifiiiii
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mi DCte Th H0.vl. ASHlf RtFR. oVIL HCtf. POLLV.S MORE! WAXTKD MISCELLANEOUS. (JLNTLE.MAN want roarcl and room, Protestant family. Address Box lA, Jonesboro, Indiana. WANTED To buy a saloon license in South Bond. Home phone H.-S0. Id: SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOK SALE A first class confectionery Ftore with nearly new fixtures, beautiful t-od.i fountain and' a good stock of g.nds on hand. A bargain for cash. lleasori for selling I have two other lines of business to attend to. Inquire of LouU V. Flotjiieki, 4U S. Chapin St., South Bend, Iud. HAVE town lot In Lake Worth, Fla., j Feven miles from Palm Beach and six acre truck lnd. Will trade for auto. Would consider Ford In good rejwiir as part payment. Address jdl Inquiries to Mr. Frank Jeffry, 021 JS. Fellows st. FOK SALE OK EXCHANGE Laundry stove. couch, extension bed lounge, $1. Will exchange e Hire lot for IS pullets. 1104 S. Seventh st., Kiver Park. FOK SALE Kestuurant on Michigan st. G od business and good location. Ad(lres Box U. K. FOK SALE Base burner, bxird ami pipe. Cheap. 731 Diamond av. Bell SWJ. FOB S-VLE Kimball bS not-? player piano. very reasonable price. 411 W. Madison st. FOK SALE OK TRADE Five-passenger Hudson car for Improved property or good vacant lot. Call F. E. Kersleke, Hone phone 17CU FOK SALE Radiant Houie coal stove in good condition, cheap. Inquire 113 -N. St. Iouis st. . (Miici;rv iiTM.'T.'UPUsij'.iii t mv. limes office and buy newspaper matrices to line your chicken houses. Che ip. FOK SALE Pool table and show cases. R jom to rent. Home 7720. S-'VS N. Olive. FOK SALE At a sacrifice, a grocery and confectionery store In good location. Address Box O-.l. News-Titaes. ODDS AND ENDS IN THE NEWSTIMES PREMIUM DEPARTMENT WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLEAN UP. THEY CONSIST OF MANTEL AND WALL CLOCKS, DISHES IN BROKEN LOTS, VACL I'M CL E A N E I IS, GAS AND ELECTRIC LAMPS, LAMP SHADES, DICTIONARIES. JOINTED DOLLS, UNDRESSED. ATTACHMENTS FOR BABY CHAIRS. CALL AT CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT FOR THEtfE BARGAINS. WANTED Every family In South Bend and Mishawaka to place order for high ! grade Michigan fruits. Direct from fnctorv to consumer -delivered in November. CaH. write, or phone Mrs. Wendel. 310 E. South st.. South Bend. Home phone o4Cj,. FOK SALE A confectionery store at bargain. Call at lUx W. Thomas st. FOK SALE t 'ash grocery doing good buiuess. Fine bx-ation. Price $l,oM. Do not reply unless yuu iaean business. Can- Carrier No. 11, City. FOR SALE shock of corn. A. M. Hocktnan. lis S. Main st. roit SALE One JOs32 p?a and bean . thresh. -r. South Rend Home phone 4."7l ; j FOR SALIC .$40 ranges for $2o.(0. Call at fnctory. C. li. Folsom Mftf. Co., W." S. WANTED -Puyers for kIx weeks old dachshund pups. 310 K. ;outh t. FOR SALE HOUSES. CARRIAGES. FOR SALE-A team of norsos 4 and 5 years old. Weight 1450. Home phone H'jC. FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FOR SALE 4JofMl large sk.e hard coal !. - toirner stove. JflO; also Moyole $3. lorj Oulmby st. Rell phone 11V.1'. I'oi: SALE One base burrer, large size. d one chunk and coal etove, with g"as aitached. t'heap if taken at once. 5'Jti Cit a ire nv. l'OL SALE Household frrnlturo. Call V..ji Portage av. or Uell phone 43T2. FOR SALE Fine massive sideboard and dining room table, good as new, at b-5 Clinton. FOR SALE PIANOS. S.ME uneijnalled values la sliprhtly used jdaiis. .lust one organ left. '". oo and d ravage, to move it quickh. WOLCOTT Ml SIC CO.. Fell 1071 414 N. Mich. Sr. Home 120 FOK SALE AUTOMOIHLES. (JET your tars ready for winter. For Shle Touring ear hodU. laundelets. limousines. Prices right. Come and see theia. Auto Inn Supply .Store. III'AL ISTAT& FOIl SALE A1TT03IORILES. FOR1 SALE Ford roadster :n good condition. Yery reas nable. Ti-s.hner Tire and Equipment Co.. 510 W. Dlrision. Hone phone 01; Bell VfiA. ROOM AND IJOYItD. BOARD Hnd Room yj) S. Mi"h. st. FOR RENT FrilMSllEI) ROOMS. I'oR RENT Suite neatly fiirnlxh"d front r.ons for one or two g mtlenien : private -n tin nee. one M.ek from buines -.-nt'T. .'Ill S. St. Joseph sr. FR RENT- Pleasant, tn-drn r.H:n. cl-.-e in. Rome C1. 51S wTrashln gtoa av. FoR RENT In private hme. i-p.e in. t.re he. .ted sbeplnc rooxs. reasonable pri.es. p.ell FR RENT Furnished roum.-, for light housekeeping. Gas and beat furnished. PdO Vistula. FOR RENT One very nb-.-ly furnl-hed front rm in m -lern Mei.m heited fint. with bed davenport. 410 S. Michigan St. Rell ph-ic 'J5",, H ouie prjl. Vim RENT- Furnished Tvom iu strictly ncdern house, walking ditan-e. 011 E. l'.rousotj.
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FOK KENT Furnished renew for light i housekeeping. iX7 N. Lafayette. roll KENT 1IOUS11S. FOK KENT Space of J7XN) ft for r. s- ! taunmt in oar new store about to open, j 1UM14 S. Mich. st. ee Mr. Koos. Imlo ; pendent A: 10' store. FOR RENT IIoue and barn. Iu7 Milton av. Be'l oo"70. FOR RENT Five-room cottage, p.irtlv modem. ols Kush st. Si:,.oo. T. P. Moredock. Room 11, American Trust Bldg. FOK KENT House, partlv modern, at litis Blaine av. Inquire at l'i:'. Clevel.,d .,v 1,11141 FOR RENT 7-iKm house at ('22 Fuerb ringer st. (ias, hard and soft water In kitchen. Inquire Geo. S. lieyer, To: W. Marion st. FOK KENT Dandy 7-rom house. IMS S. Fellows St., basement under entire house, i city water and ga. References required. Both phones, a. II. Rice. t'h. iinvT ,n j o ll& Ir1 T?.? ?;ror.li.n,,T." roe. FOR RENT Four-room cottage. River l'ark, ..". Call Bell Si.".0. I Oil ItENl -ilOUSES. FOR RENT room house. m(xlern exept furnace 221(1 S. Main. ,".2. Jefferson; Bldg. Home phone C'JiiO. Bell o2o. FOR RENT Modern 11-room hou-e. No. 10S4 Woodward av. Furnaee. water, bath and gas. Home S2o0. R. F. D., No. 3. FOR RENT Eight-room modern house, 1020 Michigan av. Also ." rooms ami bath, first Hoor. Inquire 0.'i3 Michigan av. FOR RENT House and store. Inquire 'jot N. Walnut st. Rent reasonable if takeu at once. FOK RENT Seven-room house. "ith or
xv'i iu .. i .-vtrii-i" nil j i n i s-, ii.i S$4H Si without barn, partly modern. Inquireof (rt-o. I'. Wolf, 121 N. St. Louis. Home . ?5j STATE LOAN COMPANY, In-. Ill phone !W5. k,((,i Morehauts' Bank Bldg.. TJJ J$fS tM South Mlchin Street. XISS1 FOR RUNT S r.om modern hoi.se, 1,H' ! J J $ J South Bond. Indiana. JtxtJi S. Mi-higan st.. aN.t f, .-..om limine.. Dale j. j j j i i X SJtfttl a'.. M;shstaka. Inquire 1 1 : ; 1 S. Lifa ette. j t j j 1 1 j SSSMSS!
r.eii r.o'f. FOR RENT Modem s-roouj house with barn suitable for garage. Home phone T'MAJ. HIS W. Colfax av. FOR RENT-Dwelling of S room, in cluding Path. Furiia- bent. Moslem in everv wav. Chapin park. .1. P. Cn-d. Owner." FOR REM--A new 0-rooin houe. sfrj.-t-ly uiodeiL, near car line. Call Ho:i,l phone olio. FOR RENT Modern dwelling ex--opt furruice, at 1J5 S. Laurel. .1. P. Creed, 205 De-an lil lg. FOR RENT--Modern -noiu hoii-e. Itl liiire 'J10 S. Taylor st. Home picric 1.;4. . FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished. strictly modern eight-room hou- one block from Portage car line. 747 N. dishing st. Z TiMt 1'1'N'T SltrOtU- i,..,atr i.lfM.nm house, clofc"e in. Apply WJ W. Washington a v. Home phone Ion"., Reil .".:". FOR RENT New 7-room hous on 14th St.. near Sprinir fct.. Mishawaka. Geo. D. Beroth, 130-1 S Main St.. South ReLd. FOR RENT. 7 rooms, E. Calvert st 7 room-, E. Calvertst., and barn t room.s, E. Calvert st 7 rooms, Lindsey st 0 rooms. Bent mi court t rooms, KemMe iiv., dowritalrs 4 rooms, Kemt.Ie av.. ui.tairs .. RIVER PARK. d rvKm, Clifford court , . rooms, Pl.-a-ant st 1 ro-jin-. S. lltii st d roomv, s. 11th v v s;ftV.VTV';rv' , v. P rf-1 ,.r, ! Store ar.fl rxms and barn, I;irN st. lcsk Room. HASTINGS. Ha-tiLrs BldiT. P.ed I'll Home ol40 FOK RENT I'L.lTls. FOR RENT- -Strb-tly ruo.lern l-r.mi flat. 41."; -..rner Fox aiol Michi-aa. It.'4aire at 517 E. South st. Home dioiie 51''. in UENT-ornt uouMs. FOR RENT Office roorr. either single or n u!te; building 1 centrally boated; elevator feervi and other modern iouvenleneeg. Are your ofn.- properly kept ... t I. i i i i . otfice and everytLL.g is kept in nit . ia coudiUoa. Apply Dr. E. R. Dean, bt-aa Bldg. IWILM LVNDS. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -I'M a- re, fair buildings., .'o ae:.-s bl k lui:d, Id-il for ipiermint or .uici!-. Seeral u-:es in alfalfa. 7 A-r s. fair buildi..K's. heavy s dl. Thse farms .ue n.-:r t!:i . it v u d o:, main roads. R. M. Hi- km i;. lis s. Main fct. IF YOU are locking for a g -od farm. gyHl l.tuildlngs. good Unl. 1 se t South Bead and at a prb-e that is ril.t, see M.J Itunjan, JttTeiS ,.u BUg. Home 57-5.
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1rT I ME , JD) II) ii BIIECT01 coicsirrii:iii:s. Spirella Cortct-City "f2. 132 N -Michigan. Brll otione 'J4i'j, llon. phuD 2ii's. - THA.NM TU AND MTOItAGE. JEKKY MOni:i:-c;eral Transfer nd Storage. 127 W. Jiff. bird. Home phoo w-i lieu am. ni;r.iKiNG. LOCKSMITHS. i D. AKMSTKoNd. P.'J E. CoIfx. Itt MU.K T.M1S AM.' MIIM IIA D. AKMSTKONO. rjJ E. Colfax CLAIRVOYANT. ; DR. CRAVENS c fm at Ids own home in o.oeola. Ii,d . wlWe will 1 pive reading daii.v ;.:d cure Fie tick ! "'pV nie,1i..j.. At Fmhc r.t all hour 1 le;.rr ;e t f., r adltor. All interurh (':1rs w1"1' I r"nx "f bH ,,"(,r- T Ponr 3tu have always with von. You ni!l r t ! llw i.Ts bave Ir. Crave:. with you Hours ,u P; In: Ott er Lours by app' intment. Bell phone lie $ icfe without medicine. STOVE KKIWI KS. See Ruby f r ?tove haTpir and fiirnm- ; repairn. Also .itore nnd heater for fiale. ow i the time. :.14 W. Division it. JIOTORCYCLE5. i ... ... FRANK ANDERSON & SON, ajrU for . 1 Excelsior Motorcycles. New and teond. M?. motorcycle. 'alway; In "tSckflW VULCANIZING AND RETREADING. 1 our dry i-ure treads sLrd the tet. ; Teschuer Tire and Equipment C,., V : Division st. H.-me Sols. EIN" A N k, UVIa. filial 'lllllll TO LOAN T B.til 'II VI IS J tt 2 per cent per raontb a(j Wou'! J5 charrf" on HOUSEHOLD (jooiis Si IS PIANOS. LIVE STOCK. FARM Ifl j S PLKMKNTS. AUTOMOBILES. rtc. li t Time made to suit borrow-. Call. Si i f $ writ, or phou Bell 1749. Uoia 1 , J J S S is S i t t J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 55 ;$$ J w J555 ;s:$ j:s$ s: :s J 5 j j$ juj i REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. A modern Ictw on E. I.a " : I le a v. n c.isy pa.Muentx. .Mishawaka av., a lo-r.-.m l,..-:e. . . iu- Lr bd, eio. on payments. ri Howald sr.. three Mo. k ea-r if i''-1 - ,,rl h a 111'-' eottnto for v.-'0."'. W K M'd I F.N R Y. ls S. Main t. . 1 ,,Jl' Red 1 iiol.e l'Ull SA LIT. . T room modern houe, j;. Navarie wt. 7 loom ncdern h..-i-e. E. I'.artb-tt t. 7 room n u-e, N. Iln.-y t. .", r "in iMin;' il'iw, rno.l ; ti. s. I'.o '. un'tfalow. iiiNVTti. E. Day;.,n m. 5 room c-'ttag.-, b;irg.iin, L. talo-rl s:. . h A. tn:. k faru. n-r dr. witli b ji lj h - . .-.-.( t. TERMS ,h or Pa v me. t s. WHITCoMi: V EELLElt. For RENT Cheap, p; a-r.-. r-r.i- k.-n a lioit p! rm, -Mj mii.-"4 froru i-ii!f'!i-''ct. Ar.:ii'Mn Trut '. lb d E.-t.ire L -; p: i - j or SALE oR EXCHANGE - Sixty :i r. -,.14 Will e'-:,".i,e f..r Mty property and -'in..- i:c;;mb;-:i:: .:n." or wJ.:i sell a u ea v m.-.-.ts. A' :h:y a tln.r-er 1 E :. -;t rtn:,iT for pi v s ne. Roth p!..;:.. A. It. R: .-. SNIALL lJssot RI FARM ;i;i niot.thiy ; no Rder-st or taxes. Higl - ;u ly prodli'tie lal.d. Covm to thre :. ::,:tro-N. Write i t phorograpi-M and fu.. 7 ir.f ra.atl-MENG1.R. I. EJ N. V. Lib--Bldg.. K:i::m Citj. M. ' IOR SALL. A ktrl t'y u.o,;t.rn -r o:a borr'.e, Itrg-i . P t. at li.Vi Ml iotf.ia av. A h.'iV C-rvhi l.-i-c, pirt rr." Irrr., : CJ Howard t.. cjr:;er of St. houii l. Vid sell on aJT lTUi. A C-ioo:u Lo-ihc, Lig lot, at Ieir St. An s-rocm modern Lome, with I sra, it 1H3 Haney av. A' re 1 ;? i.eir M;ch!g-.n ar. c.tr lice. f.:o- il fur lrult or trLicklng, for mia uf trade. s-room le-ue at 10'- DMaul at. i Ul:l rumc. : .. i.k.-v' F rU Pv0, 1 b"e For SALE At a m-nfl. $-'.-) i . i i o i - h i. u i - i.u-,i., me i - ,-1 , , Win .'-.r ' ir' V$i Vt Jj', J ' l"U ' FoR SALE -Quarter acre bds .n NR. 1 Mr Rr.e. State li::- t p. ' X 1 7 ft. B; for p -ultry r.dl:rg u! gurlening. , To .t!5. .1 ilo-wT) :md .. ;r wek. Iloiriy serTb-e. larc o::if.rntd "ars, time ir, m'.riutes. 2. W. u h!n ton " B.-d 1771; Heme t .;-:. FoR SLF.- I'.c'ai 1 1-.'.-. IV rtjjfe av.. modern. room-, fi.'.tshd la Lardwocd wlta lire tt 1 -. 'lt-r::.- 'j suit. Both phoci 1571. Iboior T-e-rt. For SALE-7 acres r goo l land. JOot huilduiK. ifood 1 'Crttion J. A. MoC.db u-h. -.-i s Mb-Ulg.m st. Rome CZ Bcli Pl; Res. lL-njc tC'o.