South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 307, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1914 — Page 10

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TtTSDAY, OCTOnOl 27, 1911. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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"7 p i Telephone Your Iteiru '( fj' to The Newj-Timcs ViA tU 123 S. Main Street

Bell 10; Home 118

A. J. BUYSSE BACK FROM FIRE CHIEFS' CONVENTION

THIRD WARD VOTING

PLACE IS CHANGED

GIVES SUGGESTIONS

FOR SEASON'S SIILE1!;'--

MISHAWAKA BOWLING cnT LUVGUIl

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Campbell

Mrs. Dg Ryckc in Informal Avera iso

Talk on Dress Materials and1 Ham"cap

Styles Mrs. Ware Before:

Literary Department.

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tin' home t!u- MUhah'M Moti-

:it rtuiiiin- i.t i : i r -i. I'r.i' ti- al v.-nrl;

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tho j?ath--rir.. Mr.-. .Io.-e;.hIne DeJtyoke, the 1 1 -ri 1 ,f the ! ;;trtm nt, Kavo an Inter. t:n 1 r i f j : i : i ; ; 1 talk bofor,4 th; p";it i.'riiur on the prevailing rtyles of the present m ;tsin. Hho jna.lo Hi" following ;i.-LTstion of i!r .-;: lYr she Mated then v. cro three OA: tinctive .yhs: Marchioness, with lo.i-.- :!uv.'iiu; h.ieks, mili

tary cajiis. );r

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Totals

MISIIAWAIIA omi: ri:is

r:. ivott I! ram well . . . . Zimmerman , , ' Spaeth

lia uorleln Handicap ..

.192 126 164 4S2 13 4 150 12 S 412 120 126 403 1 4 J 1 4 1Z 4 4 ISO 180 10 510 113 113 115 3 45 MS hZZ SD0 2G2S 16." 20?, ic5 zzr, --17 1TJ I4i 534 1I 122 127 42G 14." 122 17.1 444 212 2 0 142 s:7 112 112 112 C26 1017 944 S71 2S32

TAKES BROTHER'S WIFE; ARRESTED AT ELKHART

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Totals LKGARO.S Koch Hickey H. C. Morrison. H. Morrison ... Yoder Handicap . . . .

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turne d up an( : Knnls ;

i'i i t L : Konklln

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1 landicap

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iirevaturitr ma-

m iliu:n Coat

deep

1.- f.o j-lcildtr

vomf-n. iiipjdeton, ,ith full II ire at tho 1 ottom of tie- ii.a. This a oud cat for .toat mu'ri as it tend. to inaKe them appear more slender. Tho Windshield, witli smart r-viero

f.ne rnlnutf, and 'vh n fat-nrl it makes a jirotector tli ret. Maids, checks, soft nnd chitichilla are th ir-rial.s: Full: Tho

lentli tnni: or plaited skirt.

cliffy, vc.-t fronts and hnttons. For yoiniK peofile all the leading colors uro fashionable, especially 1. hacks.

lduc. browns and weens. Dresses: j Brambridgo .... Tho soft matt rials still take tho lead. Soda

JontT alcoves preferred. ( oiiars arc ; it.nnCT

tending to bo hih. Skirts: Medium it;ht. Tho newer ii'.eas in trimming skirts nre 12 IikIuh from tho waist to nine inches fiom the bottom of tho skirt. IJritfhter colors nro boin? liscd for tho evening. The dark fruit colors frr strt wear. The colors

Totals FIN LSI Hubbard

Kcis

Handicap Totals . .

151 ICS 181 1D7 1(; 182 317 175 15 6 1C3 40 4 151 172 150 473 13 icy 211 549 S3 SJ SI 249 S9S 911 970 2779 157 140 ICC 472 15 IS 'J 217 512 .210 14'. 1 7 3 rcs 179 147 127 453 193 154 215 5C2 . Co t! v C5 195 949 814 969 2732 U CO. UIAGUIi 136 1R9 157 1R2 , 122 146 143 427 113 73 133 T.2 5 165 ISt 162 4M 19S 123 1C7 49S 2 14 24 4 2 44 722 990 821 1014 2925 114 143 151 41S 152 157 141 4 501 34 144 16f 4 44 115 108 12C 349 153 152 153 48S 195 195 195 5SS 892 899 912 2724

The Elkhart Truth Monday evening contained tho following story, the principals of which are well known In Mlshawaka: "Mrs. Kdna V. Minegan, 134 X. Fifth St., and I-.uto Minegar. a grocery clerk

; who rooms at the same address, were

arrested Sunday morning when they were found together In a room over tho Moy Quong Chinese landry. S. Main st. The prisoners were locked up on a statutory charge, following their arrest by Night Sergeant helmandine and Officers Domer, Corner and Williams. Mrs. Minegar entered a plea of guilty In police court thU morning after spending a o.ay and night in jail, and Judge I-.ee assessed a fine and costs of $15 and imposed a sentence of 60 days in the county jail. The court agreed to suspend the jail sentence If the woman would behave herself and return to her family. L.uete Mineger, who Is a yyounger brother of the wronged husband, gave bond for his appearance In court this morning and was released. When arraigned he pleaded not guilty and gave a $50 continuance bond to appear for trial Wednesday morning. The Minegars had separated, It is declared. Their differences were patched up last week when the woman dismissed her divorce suit in superior court against her husband and agreed to return home to her three little sons.

j j. no .Minegar cnnuren nau oeen wun relatives in Mishawaka and their father had gone after them Saturday , afternoon to return them to their mother In the newly furnished home. The mother was to meet the little family at the 9 o'clock interurban car, ! but this she failed to do, and the hus

band, growing suspicious, instituted a search with the aid of the police. When arraigned in court this morning the woman was very penitent and declared she would return to her husband and little childern as soon a her release could be arranged."

Fire Chief A. J. p.uysse returned from Nrw Orleans, la.. Monday night where he had U en att nding the U'd annual convention of the international association of i.re eriKineers at which there were some s. e is:ting chiefs, Mr. Buysse left Chicago in a special train with several hundred other tire chiefs, arriving in New Orleans Monday, the 19th. on which day the delegates responded to the general alarm of Pres't Haney of Jacksonville, Fla, The second day if the convention was taken up with the tcsUns of all tho latest ideas of lire prevention, which the hief says he found most interesting. On the third day the chief oj! East Liverpool. Pa,, talked on the Letterment of lire house s and motor apparatus, and stated that if all the cities could be motorized it would be of some value to the cities. On the fourth and last day of the convention the election of oilicers was attended to, and the place of meeting for next year decided on. Cincinnati, O., wan the cite selected. In speaking of the trip Mr. Buysse says he found the American La France Fire Engine " to have the best display of apparatus, and he now sees that Mishawaka made no mistake when buying the motor equipment at the central station. The local tire chief is not by any means enraptured with the south. The weather was decidedly warm and the mosquitoes took special delight in tormenting the Mishawaka visitor. He found tho houses unkempt, and the stench from the Mississippi at times almost unbearable. The river is about 10 feet higher than the city which accounts for the unpleasantness.

Announcement h.vs been nade that

i the voting place for the second pre- . cinct of the third ward lias been chaned from 412 H. S-'pring st. to the rear of Kohleder's grocery, 223 Lincoln lr.shway west. The voting machines for the various polls throughout the township will be' delivered on 'Thursday for demonstration. I The voting for all candidates will bo done on the machine, but the ballot box will be used for voting on the constitutional convention.

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I PREMONA'S TO PLAY

SILVER EDGE SERES

Monday evening arrangements werecompleted by Mgr. Wilke of the Pre-

i mona football club and Mgr. Boinskl

of the Silver Edge football club of b'outh Bend for a three ga-rne series. The first of the series will be played Sunday at Springbrook park, the necond Nov. 15, and the date for the third k'ame has not been decided. This series is expected to be the I feature in football for northern Indiana this season. The Silver Edges, one of the most powerful teams In the entire state for state championship, defeated Marion in the south, the Fort j Wayne Friars for the central, and tied

with Wabash. The Premonas have defeated Elkhart, Goshen and Laporte for northern Indiana, leaving these two teams to tight the honors of the state. Both of tho teams are strengthening up for the tirst game and three practices will be held this week.

Bad Colds. Furred Tongur. Indigestion, Sallow Skin and Mlst-raMe Headaches come from the torpid 11 r and clogged. constipated bowels, which cause your stomach to become tilled with undigested food. uk;,h sours and ferments like trarbase in a swill barrel. That's the rir: step to untold misery foul gases, bad

hreath. y II, w ski::, i-nTP' t I , e erythl:;,- that i horribb- are! :;. iseating. A Casirt toni-iit - :i Mraii.'htf'n ou out by morning a 1 -'nt box from your dru-st w i 1 1 V.- . o;:r L'vtr aitivc. Bowels clear:. Storr.;o h i-we-;. H.-ad eb-ar. and m.ikt- - i f-el luiiy for ino:::hs. I : , t rc"-t th- children. A.! t.

issn:s ituiLDiXG PEiiMrr. A building permit for the construction of an addition to a residence at 219 X. Mill St., Tuesday morning by Thomas Files. The estimated cost of the improvement is placed at $1G0.

gi:okgi: xutt i:i:tuhxs. City Clerk George Nutt returned to Mishawaka Tuesday after spending several days with friends and relatives at Watervliet, Mich.

for middle aged women are plum,

Totals

Krey, blue and Oxford blur. Literary Department. Mrs. Alma O. Ware, leader of the department of literature of the Mishawaka Woman's club, gave her third address Monday afternoon before a

meetbv- of tho members in the enter- Whitman

tainment parlors of the Methodist Weaver .. Memorial church. The general sub- , Bittman .. ject for the year. "The Divine Com-1 Frederick . edv of Dante Alit-'hieri," was taken j H. Drrin . nn In the third continuation. Mrs. Handicap

Ware spoke on the Purgatorio: the world of human struggle away from evil toward God. Th vast moral aspiration. She then took tho passing from the inferr to the shores of purgatory. She snoke of nature usd In nil h'-r charm' In tho climbing of tho mountain aibblu peace of the earthly paradise.

OLIVFlt LMVGLU PRODUCTION

Allen Krumm Hunt Hardy Colup , 1 landicap . .

Totals FOUNDRY Schulz Y'oung , Chorda Tack Atvas , Handicap .

Totals ASSEMBLY Touhey

in honor of the State Alts- l.'nnrchnr r f Tn- J iltlSO

rxTF.inwix at norin Mishawaka chapter No. 2G7, Order

of Eastern Star, gave a banquet Sat-j

iirday evening

Grand Matron

di mapolis. About 2.. members or the V, 3

J . I r iLU l l ti.i iu i i 'Mil'; i in

rial car, and a number of the members of the South Bond chapter also attended. Anion;' others present were Mrs. Finn, past grand matron of Elkhart, and Mrs. hopard. past grand matron of Michigan.

Following the banquet candidates were initiated and the grand matron i

gae a tail; on the work.

Al'TOMOI'.fl.ISTS ATTFXTTOX. All automobilists of Mishawaka and TV mi township ai e reouested to meet at the corner of Lincoln highway and Main tr et nt 7 o'clock Wednesday ver.Ing to attend the Shivcly-Barn-liart ralb nt South Bend. CIIAS. P.IXGHAM. Scc'y. JOHN ENGIMI. Chairman.

DTF IX CHICAGO. Word was received here Monday ri-ning tliat Arthur Klatt of 711 Chestnut st.. died suddenly in Chicago Monday afternoon. Death was -probably duo to tuberculosis of which Mr. Klatt has been a sufferer for sevral vears. Mr. Klatt went to Chl-

i-!i;-o and hi.', death came as a surprise

1 ! o was formerly

plant of the Mishawaka Woolen Manu

Handicap . . . Totals PATTERN Geo. Shuman Myers Fryar Orewiler Stewart Handicap Totals MAIN OFFK Cover , Richardson . . . Mayer Jlaus Fernandez Handicap ... Totals

143 133 153 411 110 119 125 354 133 137 144 414 129 102 131 302 , 137 164 203 524 144 144 14 4 4 32 SIC 799 882 2497 S 115 166 104 3S5 105 140 127 375 US 141 128 2S7 111 118 74 303 143 149 154 44G 182 182 182 54G 777 S96 709 2442 103 102 117 282 . 77 141 108 220 107 112 128 357 133 120 113 300 17S 189 194 501 212 24 242 710 900 S90 912 2702 151 167 103 4S3 12S 149 122 13 6 10 9 124 369 153 110 123 274 145 127 163 425 106 166 166 498 859 834 SC3 2558 .140 167 131 438 100 134 128 368 111 110 148 405 ' 120 127 126 373 113 15 4 141 40S 193 193 193 579 813 S91 SG7 2571 "220 151 14 533 90 9 9 9 0 L91 17 0 123 12'J 432 199 173 145 517 .200 192 174 5G6 148 11S 118 444 1033 S96 876 2805

1'ae Hiring company of this city.

DID XOT GO TO HOUSE. Mrs. Marin Stuart denies that the police were called to her home Sunday evening to gain admittance for her husband who had been to church. Although the patrolmen were notitied by the husband of the contretemps.

emidoved in the ' they did not go to the residence, ad-

isii. ur. Titian 10 maue anorner attempt, and if unsuccessful they would assist him.

1. o. o. r. Somcthi'iT doir.g Tuesday evening 'All Odd Fellows r quest d to be present. BAY MY EPS. Noble Grand. FIRM MYERS. Ri-cording Sec,

1 to.

iostpoxi: MFjrnxG. The business meeting of the Loyal Woman' class of the First Christian church has been postponed for another month owing to the Joint social to be given Wednesday evening at tho

church by tho class, the Men's class

and the Good Will circle.

I.OnT AM lOCM)

VXCLA TME 1 ) LI TTTFJIS. Letters remaining In the postottlce

Ho: from Ravin's farm, at Mishawaka and advertised Oct. 27,

West :h st. L irht 1 :y: v.eith- 1.- 1914: W . O. Harte, Mr. and Mrs. A. ten pcun.'s. R.ti'in to K. mam's , A. ..Merrick. Mrs. James McGill, J. I

peward. 1 Rogers, .miss uuira nori. wanace

Scott i I. A. strunk, John tufr. EmW'ANTFD RoR! AND IIOMM. j erv E. Thomas Mrs. Ethel Wellievcr. i J. A. llcrzog. P. M.

i arm.

WANTED Board and room m. lit emph'vd i a an off.ee Main st. X::., Ncws-Tnnc-v w aka.

y young west of Misha-

foii sale .mm'i:llm:oi s.

r r r.. n : phone

SALE

Peninsular E. 3 ::'eis

CooKing . Home

(;.HY nun chikf in ctty. 1-ire Chief Wlllird Grant of Gary. Ind., and liis secretary, David Grand, ware the guests of Chief Buysse of tho local lire department today. They were en route to their homes from

i New Orleans, where they attended the i meeting of tire chiefs.

v V L V vL 0 T i V- r THE MAN IN THE STREET 'S5 ! f 'r- rf 1 "i 'tChas. 1. M. is making a deep study of the foot and mouth disease with a view to having it kept out of town. There's public spirit for you. Ben Baer vouches for this one. His little son, Melvln, rushed home the other evening and excitedly told his parents that tho Germans had won out la tho war. 'Vat, vat's dis you tell me," screamed the proud father who didn't go to the front because he had his naturalization papers stowed away in the inmost recess of his dwelling. The boy reiterated his assertion, and Big Ben asked him where he g t his information. "Because there's no bulletins In tho newspaper windows today" was the rejoinder. Ben is telling this yarn with great gusto to his customers who do their shopping late of nights with him. We've tried Mac's soap without success. And ascertained its worthlessness; Its made of rock, it does not cleanse, iSo here Is where the story ends. George S. 7.1c B. doesn't run a junk shop but he might just as well. He has all the business accumen of the "profession." He sold an unfortunate, an old car the past week, for which he got the price of a new one of the same make, and he even had the hardihood to remove tho tools from the chest before ho turned It over to the purchaser. After all there isn't so much difference between a stubborn Scotchman and a mule. We saw it illustrated the past week. Our author-banker, Mcintosh, while on his way to business paw a fallen mule on Mill st. and, after furtively glancing along Lincoln highway, evidently for the purpose of seeing if thero was anyone around, he mn tn thp nssistanco of the farm wifo

who was vainly attempting to get the mule to its feet. "Let me at it." he exclaimed to the owner whom he graciously brushed aside. And right here the drama commenced a drama that came near being a tragedy. Mac first tried gentle nersuasion: that didn't work. He next

caught tho animal by both ears and attempted to raise it to its pins. That didn't work. He took off his coat, went round to tho rear end, caught the fail and give it such a jerk that he almost pulled it out It was here that the mule got mad. It let out with both feet simultaneously and Just missed its aim by a hair. If it had landed, there sure would havo been a dead banker in town. Mac was now good and mad. A crowd had gathered, and hi3 reputation was at stake. He is from Kentucky, brought up on the farm and has handled obstreperous things before so ho tells us. He borrowed a long hat pin from one of the audience, and selecting a tender spot in the mule's anatomy, while the mule had turned away its head in evident disgust, stuck the pin in. until it could get no further. The effect was marvelous. The mule Jumped to its feet and winked at Mac, while the audience cheered itself hoarse. The political pot will be red hot in Mishawaka this -week. O. E. L. is making the fight of his life. In fact all the local candidates are on the

iob morroc noon nmi nielli.

Till; KANGK I71EKXAL" DEMONSTRATION'. A salesman from the factory of the Engman-Matthews Range Co. of South Bend will give a demonstration of the workings of "The Range Eternal"; how it lasts, how it looks and how it cooks, nt the O. E. Lang & Co.'s hardware store, commencing Thursday next and daily until Nov. 4, inclusive. A $10.00 set of cooking utensils goes with each "Range Eternal" purchased at the Lang store. Call for particulars. Advt

Royal tailoring Lehman's.

Adv

PICKED UP BY THE WAV. Mrs. Herman Keller has returned to her home in Detroit after spending a few days visiting with her brother, W. E. Priest. Rev. F. Roessner, Bremen, visited in this city Tuesday. William Otterstein. 1014 E. Fourth st., left Tuesday morning for Lebanon, Tenn., where he will be employed in Installing a heating and plumbing system. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Harris have returned to their home near Berrien Springs, Mich., after spending several days visiting with relatives and friends here.

Stahelin. South America, was city Monday and visited with Curtis. Josephine A. Maroone has re

turned to Benton Harbor, Mich., after spending several days visiting here. City Judge Feig has returned from Chicago, where he visited his wife and son. Miss Hazel Galentine, Sj. Main St., is ill.

HARM CllOXHACIl TO SPEAK. Rabbi Cronbach of South Bend will be the speaker at the meeting of the Civics department of the Mishawaka Woman's club Thursday afternoon. Judge Feig, who was tn have given an address on "The Legal Rights of Women", will be unable to be present.

IX CHICAGO TUESDAY. Mer. longer of the Century theater waji in Chicago Tues'-1--- on business.

BIRTH OF lAUGim;iL A daughter Is the recent arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Karam, Lincoln highway west.

KUI1TZ rUXEIIAU The funeral of the late Miss Margaret Kurtz was held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's Catholic church. Rev. Dean L. A. Moench officiated. Burial took place in t. Joseph's cemetery.

j PRICE 10 CENTS i

CAS CARETS WORK WHILE YCU SLEER

THE MARKETS CHICAGO LIVi: STOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. 111.. Oct. 27. tnv, K,....!0 nir.iir m.irket. V; lower.

MIaoU aud butchers. $tf.l..'Ui.U; K''1

bulk, 7.202.7.50. , . , CA'iA'LL-Ueveipts, 0,ttR market slow. Beeves, $MO&ll.'A; cows and bclrs. .Cur,..2.5; btixkers ami feeders, i.s";Texanst $7.4UQ.H); calves, SSAK-i 'oI'ii'vmi rnnia Vi 000 ? market weak.

Native and western, :Zo'k laaibJ,

' s;..':..7.bo.

J. J. in the Robert Miss

Quinces, 25c a peck.

Wurz Grocfry, Advt.

MLLTiiiBLi: ranch; giyi:x AWAY. $23.00 Engman & Matthews Malleable Range given awa'- for the Best One Pound Loaf, whito bread, made by girl not over twelve years old. Bread must be left at tho store of O. E. I-uig Company Saturday next, October 1. The prize will be awarded Wednesday, October 4. Advt.

Sujrar, quinces and sweet apples are all cheaper. Last call for jelly stock. Wurz Grocery. Advt.

BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Miss Louise DeGroote, 509 E. Fourth St., on Monday evening was pleasantly surprised by 22 of her boy and girl friends, who came in to assist her in celebrating her birthday anniversary. Several excellent piano selections were contributed by Miss Frances Herzog. Yocal selections were also features of the evening. Games and contests were also enjoyed. Miss DeGroote was presented with a handsome toilet set, the presentation speech being made by Miss Esther Klaer. A fine luncheon was served.

i:st nurrALO liye stock. BAST BUFFALO, Oct. 21. CA IT LB -liecolte, io0 he-ad; market slow nnd steady. Prime steers, $9.W'V,9.7o; butcher grades, $0.3041 . , . UALVL.S- Ke.eipts. T.O head; market slow, ao lower. Cull to clique, S..oi-(ji 11SHi:i:P AND LAMBS Ite-.vipts, 3,000 li.Md. Market slow and steaJy. Cuoice lambs. S7.73(Ji7.S3; yearlings, $G.u0; sheep, SJ.OlKli 1.00. HOiiS Receipts, 3,400; market active, P higher; Workers, $7.7("5i 7.NJ; pigs. sr.00; heavy. S7.7r.rL:;.SO; roughs, ?7.7oH T-bU; stags, $ti.0Ur.0O. PITTSBURGH L1VK STOCK. PITTSBURGH, Oct. -7. CATTLE Supply light; uisirket steady. Choice. 9.00 (..-o; prime. $.s.."iOgs.iu; good, S.s.ouijg s.4.; tidy butchers, ?7.7;".; common, S".r4jT; s (; ootnmen to g od fat bull, ..." in T (n nimiion to irood fat cows.

S U"fii 'J.30 ; heifer. $7.007.i:o; fresh cows

una spnnirers, .o.u fj , vi'". , $10.r.0' 11.00; heavy uud thin calves, $7.00

SHEEP AND LAMTS Supply fair; market slow. Brime .v ethers, $t('a. : ood mixed, $."AK.."i.4w; fair mixed, .S4J5 fi:lo; ctibs and common, $J.(.Jgo.OO; lainhs, .'si.rMi'WS 00. H(j;s Keceipts. 10 double decks; market strong. I'rhue heavy hogs, $7.70(? 7.7."f: iniiums. 87.70f;7.7a; heavy Yorkers, "7.707.7T: light orkers, J?7.2-Va 7.4U ; pitrs. .;.7.-T?7.oo; roughs, .ftLoti 0.'.O ; st-: lts, O.OO-UO.lo; heavy mixed, $7.70 t .to.

YOUR FALL COLD Xl'EDS ATTEXTIOX. Xo use to fuss and try to wear it out. It will wear you out instead. Take Dr. King's Xew Discovery, relief follows quickly. It cheeks your cold and Soothes your Cough away. Pleasant, Antiseptic and Healing. Children like it. Get a 30o. bottle of Dr. King's Xew Discovery and keep it in the house. "Our family Cough and Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamberlain, Manchester, Ohio. Money Ir.ck if not satisfied, but it nearly always helps. Adv.

CHICAGO GRAIN. rillCACO. -t. l'7. piling: Will :AT Dec., 81.13 VifH :4c ,

COILN Dee f.svi;c; Mrv, 71?;0T;c OATS Iee., May, CoSUc. POIiK Jan., SliHh.lS.OT. LABI) Jan.. S9.W. RIBS Jan., $9. S2. Clrs: WHEAT May. ?1.19;; Dec, $1.13. COB N May. 70:V.r.jUe; Hw, 07. 3; c. OATS May, 3J'c: Dec., 491 ,,c. l'OKK IK-t, SIC-; Jan., iU8.77; May, $19.03. LARD Oct., S10.CO; Nov., T10.47: Jan., $9.SV.9.S7. BIBS Oct., $1017; JriTi., Jf9.77Q9.77. TOLEDO GRAIN. TOLEDO, O., Oct. '27. Cle: WHEAT Cash, ?l.Bibj; D c, $1.13-"s; Mav, .Sl-':'.'w. ' Ht.N C;tsh, 71lc; Dec., CO'sc; May. 72"4ie. "oATtv-Cash, 30o; Dec., MK-c; May, 31e. t'LOYEu'sBBD Pirn", WIl .CO; D, S9 (.: I .. .'..C; March. $9.'VJU. AI-SIKE Prime, cash, $;.o0; Dec. SSV: Mn h, TIMOTHY ITItip. o.iS-h. $U471-'. ; Dtn-., S.-;U: r:iivh. S'J.'CJU.

iR SALEpi hi n.ls; ge: l w a LTiiri .ir. 711 E. v.M-A.

-Mar'1 w iu'hir. g 1.2oO d t:.'.ebr; al- a Cov..ith 1 2-'-' inch truck Grove lioni' j hone

FOR SELF REAL LsIA'tH.

i"R sal:: i; E.iHAX;i: 4 0 acre fr'iiit farm; gi-ii-l iniprove-

;r. nts; gud b o.it; :; ; r;-w . en r. :n

hf.u" ; l.tr.d a quarter mi. frm

I'jj.ty Siat: will ac(.tl ; ::tv in e har.ge. Atblr"-' A. J. Am: strong Xews-TirM- s. Mishawaka.

in r-imi

; HAIR STOPS FftLLIlOlRUFF . DISAPPEARS--25 GENT DAMDER1NE

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FOR SALE Two n . .v tb.:- ,

housi s with two 1- ts in i.t.rthut j.-.rt vf Mha-.vak.i. l'rb e Jl.e-io.ro.

. w 1 1 n bli.irs

1 Save Your Hair! Make it Soft,

Fluffy. Lustrous and Beautiful.

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lb. is

II A ST IX OS. ILS X. Miih.g.; r. ll 21 1 Ph :.t .-;

St. Horn-- 0 4

roi: Ri:Miiorsi.

Try ;.s you will, after an application of Danderine. you can not hnd a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few we. ks' use, when you see new

b.iir. brw and downy at first yes

KOR Rl.'XT A ne ii rn h 'e. In- but really ne.v hair growing ail over fju'.re at li W. irevoad tt. Home tl;e scalp, jshoue 212. A little Danderlno Immediately

doubles the beauty of your hair. Xo difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy. Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is immediate, and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true, hair health. Cet a 2 3-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine frcm any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that It has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's aJL Adv

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YOUR VALUABLES ARE NOT SAFE unless thev are placed in a Safe Deposit Vault. A Safe Deposit Box may be rented in our modem tire and burglar proof vault at a very small annual fe? S3. 00. It is false economy to save the cost of a Safe Deposit Box by keeping your private papers, jewelry and other valuables at home where they are subject to loss by fire, burglary or other mishaps. Your bonding business solicited, protected and appreciated.

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love. Ho win her fathers reiHvt ami consent to their marriire. featuring (Ti.RA KTMIJALL YOl'XG with an all stiir east. "THE REPORTER ON THE CASE" Selip: Drama.

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ladies, hvery lady attending the show tonight will receive a pretty cup and saucer. Picture Plays World's Film Corporation Presents "GERMANIA" In 5 Acts.

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with stirring scenes em- fr-rj ploying thousands of men j depicting the terrible war E?j

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A Good Keystone Comedy Coming Thursday

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Sponged and Pressed 50 cents. Thoroughly Cleaned j

and Pressed $1.00. WE ALSO CLEAN HATS. THEO. TRACAS CO. 106 West Second St. Both Phones 333 South Bend and Mishawaka work solicited.

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