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2ICQ Time was when you didn't know Oleomargarine. You thought it was imitation butter, didn't vou? g&riiae trprj under U. 3. Goremment superTbio Is a delicious blend of the most nutritive food fats in everyday Use churned in cream. Absolutely Pure, Delicious, Wholesome and Economical You will always buy. it after you have once tried it. Order a package today. Friedman Mfg. Co. Chicago GRAND TRUNK TO REPLACE OLD WITH NEW STRUCTURE s. t. IVtor St. Hridgc Otor Ravine Will he Torn Down to C.c Way to Modern Construction. A new single track bridge to replace the old or.e at S. St. Peter st. will he rrected by the Grand Trunk &. Western Railway Co. according to plans approved by the board of public works at its regular meeting Tuesday morning. The plans were approved hy W. I. Crabill, attorney for the railway company, and were unanimously approved upon condition that the bridge should ho usm! exclusively for single track purposes. The board also approved the assessment roll for a pipe sewer on Duhall i'V. from Carroll st. to Miami st. The loll amounted to $lr.32. A partial estimate for the construction of the Indiana a v. pipe sewer was awarded to the contractor. I. H. Webster, amounting to $2, 477. f.9. A piece of land to be known as the Sumption Prairie Avenue addition was presented In blue print and approved us an addition to the city. NEW AUTO HOSE TRUCK ADDED TO DEPARTMENT South Ilend's well equipped fire department has been augmented by the addition of a new automobile hose truck, which will replace the hose Macron now in use at hose Xo. 6. The truck is the latest motor-driven hose wagons, ishcil by the South Iiend company thing in jut finMotorcar Co. The truck is a 6 0 horse power, 4 equipped with cylinder engine. capable of driving the truck at a tqe-d of over 60 mih's an hour. It -will carry about 1,4 00 feet of hose, two ladders and two hand chemical tanks, which will make a great addition to the etlleieney of the con.pan: . The truck will prohably he put into use next week. It will run to all tires in the northwest part of the city and in the downtown districts. Capt. Strickler, who is recov ring from injuries received in the tire that destroyed the Twentieth Century garage Saturday morning, is hoping to he. out in time to take his position as chief of Co. 6 before his new truck is Installed. Calendars and advertising novelties. II. A. Pershing's, 203 F. Wayne st. Advt. URGES BUSINESS MEN TO TAKE MORE INTEREST IN NATIONAL GUARD A letter asking the cooperation of local manufacturers to.ard increasing the fthciency and enrollment of the state militia was re ti-d Tuoday by the Chamber of Commerce. F. L. Bridges, adjutant ireneral. is making a statewide effort to enlist the aiii of business men and manufacurers in a move to allow their employes to join the militia and if they should he called for duty t i-r.-vide that their places be kept open. IIASTINCiS MAPI! Vernon ( I lasting receiver for th.- statv kins Tuesday hy .?r! the yuperior court, comes as the resnlt intitutnl in tho co ;; ican Trust Co. Vitus IK Miller are ecurrJ ln.T's t onil. pj:cr.ivri:. a app intr-1 of Klinir.t Wat:e Van l-M.-et in 'he r-ct i ve rsh '. r :" p:e'elin.,'s : !y the AmerC. J.Ta and on Mr. Ha;There is Only One To Get The GZtlUUlE,

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J. Ciuincy Amos mtcrta incd thmembers (( hi. clax :" the First M. i:. Sun.lay m IiooI a' the Y. M. A. Tuesday evening. Various intercsUni,' stunts, followed, hy a spread, made the veiuiiK enjoyald. A st( roopt icon lecture by K-r-;tt ion Iiretor F. IJ. 1! feature th.' nutting of the Municipal arms will Franklin Civic club at the Franklin school tnuht. Mr. Barnes' lectnr is descriptive of conditions in a number of t h larK' cities of th" country, showing the plum conditions, the modern playgrounds that som- of the cities support, swimming jools. athletic meets. .mimes and folk dances. The lecture -.rill he accompanied hy over 100 slides. A pool "and l.illiard tournament will take cr at the Crusade lode, No. 14. K. of I'.. heinnlnic Dec. 1 and continue through the month. There are at k-at 100 who will entr the contest. I'rizes he nivn to winners. The annual roll call will he held Dec. 1. Three candidates were Initiated at the lod'e Tuesday evening. The work Seintr performed hy the local rank. Fdar Kohrer, one of the mc in hers of the lodije, will leave for Houston, Tex., next Monday. "Ianirh and the World Laughs With You". This was the proper motto to he piven to the carnival that was driven hy the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees. No. 23. at the V. O. W hall Tuesday evening. The evening was featured hy curiosities as. the fat woman. such who doubtless weighed 83 pounds at least. Also a ladica only booth, men only, bridle scene, living monkey. which was a woman made up. The fish pond and many other attractions which were enjoyed hy all. "Joy of Foul Winning" was the subject that Rev. A. C. Thomas, pastor of the First brethren church, spoke on Tuesday evening at the revival meeting held at his church. I'. A. Reddln of Chicago led in the special music that was held the hour before the sermon. Reddin is a choir leader in Chicago and will remain with Rev. Mr. Thomas throughout ths revival meetings. Miss Detwiler of Maryland Is assisting. Tonight will be "Sunday School Night" and five classes will attend in a body. At 7:30 Rev. Thomas will speak on "Our Sufficiency of Jesus". REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From the Records of the Indiana Title Loan Co. Brought forward. $134,184.47. Boyd M. Cox and wife to Dan Pyle, lot 7, King's subdivision, $100. Constantia Gramza to Luke . J. Gramza, lot S, Stoko's subdivision of bank out lot 96, $2. Otis A. Gerhart to Charles Robertson, lot 42 to 46 inclusive, and lots 8, 9 and 10, Fairview subdivision, $1. Fred W. Keller and wife to Adolph Dreher and wife, lot 263, third plat, South Fast addition, $730. Fred Belting and wife to Matilda Poppe, lot 17, Meunnich's revised plat, Mlshawaka, $22 5. Matilda Poppo to Fred Bultinck and wife, same as next above, $225. Anna R. Giles and husband to in the C S. army in charge of the local recruiting district with oMlces at Grand Rapids, also has sent out a letture." ter similar to that of Bridges. Adjt. Gen. F. II. Cameron, captain which are really essential to the interests of the Old Guard are given little heed by the business men and their representatives in the legislaAloysius M. Schmltt, part lot 12, Strong's first addition, $2,000. Jeanette Perkins and husband to Ralph Stuelu and wife, part lot 19. t Ward's tirst addition, $2,8 00. ; First Trust Savings Co. to Bar bara iviaer, lot 3 4, Gaylor's flrst plat, $1,270. Allen Shupert to Victor Johnson. Carl Swanson and Swan Henrickson, lot 16. Riverside summer resort. $150. Total amount of transfers for month, to date. $141,707.47. BLAMES ACTRESS FOR ALL Mrs. Joseph Plunkett Suin- Husband For Separation. NEW YORK, Nov. 25. 'Cod Joe Plunkett and make me a bless good actress for his sake." A card case hearing this inscription Aas found by Mrs. Sue S. Plunkett. wife of Joseph L. Plunkett. theatrical manager, in a pocket of his coat. She says he learned that Nance Gwyn, the actress who has divorced four husbands, ave the card case to Plunkett and often rode about with him in her automobile. Mrs. Plunkett is suing her husband for a separation and he is suing Ralph Raggs for alleged alienation of his wife's affections. She blames the actress for all her domestic troubles and he blames Baggs and the dance ( raze. He acted only as manager for Miss Gwyn. he says. Mrs. Plunkett was Tuesday awarded ?:'0 a week alimony hy Supreme Court Justice Newhurgcr. NILES STORE IS ROBBED OF CLOTHING AT MIGHT Mich.. Nov. 2.". Tho cloth- , iul; tore during la Harvey Chn was rohlted ! t night. Complete wearing apparel fur two m'n besides numcr- ; or.s other articles were taken When i me jiiujiiR'uir.s came down in the morning they found the lack tloor op.-n. The distance l.y burglars 'Aire iriceo Some footprints in the snow and wore soon lost. There is the ioVntitj of the rolhers. no clue to Kvidently -, 1... i . . mi i M ti ii'ciner, sav me Iolice. pp Call For The Full Namo Curo a Cold in Ono Day

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li.MH I Y I :i I DAY MKS. VAl,TON'J Walton . . . !t'K'rs . . . I) resoh Clark Handicap . ST . 1 .". 7 . 36 7S lei 10.", 2 u 4 " m - i i 10$ f r Totals 4 44 19 433 mis Iiressler . . . Campbell . , Holtzond orf Kenyon . . . Handicap Totals . . , 101 . 1 l'u .120 1ST 120 i:" so 125 l'JO 12 0 112 n A " n .j ?, 6 o r.60 ::os 117 49 4&G olS MRS. K. BEAMEK'S Fieamer Huher Kenyon Freuh Handicap . . o j5t .120 120 13s 110 101 120 120 27 478 120 99 120 120 10 .170 C40 3 GO 3 GO 81 1511 3 GO 271 :i60 3 GO 30 122 1 2 0 120 o 2T Totals ,r MLS. DO AX'S Doan 120 Ostrom Hcamer 120 Kherhart 1-0 Handicap 13 5 37 120 ; 120 120 10 Totals 454 45S 469 13SL WATCH DAMASK Hyatt Harrigan .... co. lkac.vi:. .144 112 171 427 ,.110 116 170 402 ,.109 122 127 44S ,.121 134 ITS 433 . . - . - o i in I Camp ' Welches Lamlick 12 0 ? Handicap ISO ISO ISO u40 .SS0 809 1010 2699 Totals FINISHING Larson Rramhridge Sodaquist Reis 1 - " 149 1 2 S 203 .156 167 12 6 127 1o 161 187 154 loS v:. 116 163 187 476 4 33 3 8 8 4 32 4 80 1 Renner Handicap 187 561 Totals 37 S 901 Oil 2790 MISILVWAKA LiKAGUR. RILKYS Ambos McAllster . Guy IvOtt Kuhn Handicap .174 ii O .123 .171 .172 .135 .930

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Totals FK DKHALS Ruple 152 Aulenbaugh 133 Bill 163 Ullery 168 Histon 163 Handicap 159 Totals 958 CITY LEAGUE. UNCLK SAM'S Went 150 Van Dewalle ....165 Nix ..16 Arata 10S Herzog Handicap 1S3

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Totals 8 51 BENEDICTS Harvey 167 Krentz T.129 Meyers 141 Heiner 113 Montlno 150 Handicap 213 Totals 913 985 S77 MANUFACTURING LEAGUE. OLIVERS , Colip 1T! 19 166 Cover 191 181 228 Atvas 152 149 184 Haus 15S 183 14 Fernandez 144 181 Lt Totals 82 4 SINGERS Haugan 16 5 Cool 120 Starr 12 5 DeMann 107 Goers 189 893 215 160 154 116 172 861 130 139 147 148 144 2578 Totals 706 si: 47 BALL BANDS Bock 10 Fischman 149 Reynolds 168 Suhr 217 Miller 189 190 146 197 2 54 184 140 149 166 181 171 Totals .... DODGES Rohleder . . . Lott Zimmerman . Spaeth Klair 903 921 807 26T.1 156 203 162 190 159 161 13 5 189 128 177 17 3 1S2 113 190 177 Totals 870 790 S35 2495 S. B. Kromer Barth . WATCH CO. 171 ISO 1S4 16:1 1S2 197 Martin Witmer 155 166 Noftzger 191 16;; Toals S3 TDEBAK ERS M'il 165 - ent. 163 Gunter 136 Schmidt 175 Zalky 162 869 S30 23S2 154 153 472 162 170 493 190 188 514 165 112 4 52 18 4 162 308 Totals SOI sr.: 'Si." 441 MISHAWAKA HIGH WINS FROM LAKE SHORE TEAM i Another practice game resulted in a J victory for the local high school brisket hall tossers. This time It was a team composed of players irom tr.e i Lake Shore otlice forc The final' count was 71 to 4. The visiting quintet displayed individual ability hut -howed a lack of team work appar entlv from their never having playe j together Hnortt before. For the high hoys plaved his usual slashing i r.i ttm -it nun vvhile Helton tiroke ux I Tnr mv nr vhnts. I-vell at forward ! looked well both in defense and of- ! fncll Vi! t.ncintr was nartirularl v i --- noticeable. The locals will indulge in only one more practice game before the season oiTleially opens a week from Friday evening against Michigan City. The practice will be next Tuesday against j a star team composed of lrant. Cassi- j dy. Herwick and I-.dgren or outn F.end and Imager of Mlshawaka. This game should be closely fought, tho visitors experience and speed overbalancing the locals' a Ivantnge of practice. THISTLE CLUB BANQUET: BIG SUCCESS ASSURED Plans for the lirst annual banquet of the Scotch Thistle club, to be hel en the night of St. Andrews day. Mon Jay next, are assuming practical shape and an Immense success is assured. The banquet is to be held In the Mish-

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ika hotel, and will he attended hy over a hundred quests. It will be the lirst hiir socnl event of the season, and the presence of the ladies is expected to enhance the nature of the entertainment. An excellent menu will ho provided, while the program of sons. speeches, highland dances and bagpipe selections, that has been arranged, will surpass anything of its kind ever previously attempted in Mishawaka. During the banquet a splendid orchestra will render a select number of pieces. Chas. A. Ostrom, who has charge of the decorations, was in Chicago Tuesday attending to his part of the program, and some genuine surprises are promised in this line. The sale of tickets is limited to 125 and such is the demand for them already, that it is expected everyone will be taken by Monday. That ever welcome beer Premona. Advt. START DECORATING NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOMS Decorators started work Tuesday at the Methodist Memorial church decorating the new Sunday school department which has just been completed in the basement under the main auditorium of the building. Several weeks will be consumed by the painters and finishers in completing their work. It is expected that the new addition to the church will he finished and opened by the first of the year. The Improvement "has been under way for several months. It will consist of two large new rooms which will be subdivided into smaller rooms for class purposes by r.liding walls. The two rooms will make 11 apartments all told. The new department will be for the use of the intermediate classes. Your Thanksgiving dinner will not ho complete unless you serve PreJ inona WOMAN'S MISSIONARY HAS SPLENDID MEETING The meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society Tuesday afternoon in the entertainment parlors of the Methodist Memorial church, was a splendid success. A fino program was given during which Mrs Rose Grimes and Miss Carrie Crosby read several papers. The topic of discussion was "Childhood of the World." The meeting was largely attended. Following the program a social hour was enjoyed and a luncheon served. FINCH &SPRAGUE Undertakers Ambulance Service Mlshawaka. 202 N. Main Street Both Phones 100. Turkey Roast W ednesday Night Jack Wambach 513 North Main Street Will Serve Free to his Patrons, Thanksgiving Eve., A Turkey Roast with German Dressing. Everybody Invited Remember the address: JackWambach's 513 North Main St. Mi-ie Thanksgiving Menu ill! PREMONA Turkey Cranberries Sweet Potatoes PREMONA v r. The Kamm & Schellinger Brg. Co. A. h r-t fv wii.i . ''. '1. At - ,V ? .... i'fKflrx lilll.lltll ?rWl t II I M 1)1 "

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Nearly everyone indulges their appetite and the digestive organs are ahused, resulting a toii;r stion of polfonous waste that clogs the bowels and causes much misery iind distress. The most effective remedy to correct this condition is the combination of simple lexative herb with pepsin known Js Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This is a natural, pleasant-tasting remedy, irentle yet positive in action, and quickly relle-'es indigestion, conMipation, sick headache, belching, etc. Drug stores poll Ir. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents and on dollar a bottle, and in thousands of homes it is the indispensable family remedy. For a free trial bottle write Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 451 Washington St. Monticello. 111. WHITE CROSS IS NOT CONNECTED WITH LOCAL TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY That a number of people are being misled into donating money to an organization known as the National White Cross society of Chicago, now soliciting in this city for the support of a Children's home at Wheaton, III., on the supposition that the solicitors are connected with "Good Will week," and that the money kocs to the local Anti-Tuberculosis society, has been brought to the attention of Mrs. "W. B. Pond, president of the local society. "The National White Cross society is In no way connected with the National Red Cross society, and no one need be misled to donate to the former on the supposition that it will bo an aid to the local Anti-Tuberculosis society," Mrs. Pond declared Tuesday. "I understand that they are selling what they call 'White Cross' certificates for $5, and a lot of people are taking them, presuming them to be a part of the "Good Will movement, even though the solicitors carefully avoid handing out such assurances." The matter has been brought to the attention of the city authorities, and the White Cross society being a foreign corporation, organized in New Jersey, a license to canvass will be required if the solicitors are located. COURT OF HONOR TO GIVE DANCE ON WEDNESDAY The social club of the Court of Honor will entertain with a dancing party Wednesday evening in M. W. A. hall to which both members and friends of tho order are invited. Kerner's orchestra will play and the dances will be varied with spot light and electrical effects. Tho dance is one of a series which will be conducted throughout the winter each Wednesday evening under the auspices of Const ipatiori Dr. Chase's Liver Tablets Make the liver active, bowels regular without pain or rripintr. relieve fi"k headache and that bloated feeling after eating, purify the blood and clear the completion. XArfje box, enough to la t a month. 25c. Dr. Chut Co.. 224 N. 10th St, Plxiladelphi. Pa. COATS' TIJItEAD. All numbers, black aod white, also all colora 46c IVr Dozen. 4o Per SpooL CI IAS. U. SAX & CO. tv,, y ef-teiSTKornf-vrniture Snoccftsors to A M. Jones Th Fnrnltnrt? Store Around on Mala Street. mum

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IJUDGE HOWARD DELEGATE TO TAX CONFERENCE j Kaltu .Vaie.e .Iwri-t to lteprc-ent Thirteenth District at Meeting in Indianapidi. INDIANAPOLIS. In.L. N.v. 27. Gov. amutl M. K;i!ston, who will preside at the opening siori .f the Indiana State Tax conference at liidianapolis next Tuesday, anno.ir.c, d teday his personal appointment T tinfollowing cnu'resional district delegates: First, Phelps larhy. Cvansville; second. Mason J. Xi'dack. Vincenius; third. Charles I,. Jewett, New Aloany; fourth, Joseph M. Cravens. Madison; lift H. T. I). Hrookshir.-. Ii ach.lal ; I sixth. John M. l,ont., Itichmond; seventh. Kvans Woollen, Indianapolis; eighth. Ocor't' 1?. Lockwood. Munci; ninth, Samuel II. Artman, Ihanon; tenth, ("; en rue P. Haywood. Lafayette; eleventh. John 11. r.ro-,vn Marion; twelfth. M. Foster, Ft. Wayne; tirteenth, Timothy F.. Howard, South I?end. "FURNACES" OroJ'haulcTJ aiul put In ilr-t da. condition hy meclmnlcs. Agent for Hero furnace. J. X. FRANK 404 S. Scott St- 1101110 Phone l..."fl i ii rs 1 ruDiic mug More New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN STf. i"ho White Harass of Modern Home Fr.mJslKTi 306 to S10 So. Mich. SS. EYES EXAMINED nnl Headache RelleTd without the us of Druc bj H . LEHilONTREE houth Bend'a Leading Optometrist and Manufacturing Optlciun. t2Vi H. MIcLJgTvn Street. Home Thone C304. Bll I'hone 317. bund from 9 to 10:J0 a. m. by Appoint. meat. 0 114 Y. IVASinNGTOX AVE. snws o Q O 0 O o 0 o o o o o o o o '! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 How V

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