South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 29, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 January 1915 — Page 4

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1015. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES J. 7 Gurrcundins Towns VI. moi I ii. i: . i L - :n ;.r,.i A. M. I. !;ur h: Cra Shillinr, R.nlr. ,1 T . . - . 1 . t ... i I o i !, in' .inn n;r :-jM r(inc':.iv witn i 1 Mr. ,n. I .Mrs Pan H nli. t ;t 1 1 r; ! i1 ;i i : 1 1 1 . i.-t I 'a l;.ti.i; ; Kj lit i-: r .M : . i . i . Mi.-. ): .i k iiir.LT ! ft .Mn!i-i,i f-r The I"oistr.s will h.tw an c.!t : s ipj r atiirl.iy v-niiiK. and in.-taiia- j t; t-.n if ( f'i r.s fr lre.-tt rs and their ; i: Southwest Corner Michigan St. and Jefferson Blvd. SoutJuvcst Corner Michigan St. and JcfTer.-on Blvd. Cham I'.ii- :. 11!., v. i:.r.- .-h- uill ;.-.t 1 f . t n i i li - xui jm. - ;it. f..r a (.i;.l- ..ks. j j. A S.ui- r.s nturnni t .Ii. 1 1 Ti r l,i!,:;f.U b.!., r turn .! ' Mrs. I . 1'. ('lessor's frm I'h.c.ii, tu r .;; ;i i .tt .;yn' r.Ittr! UliiTonl Harris is at tending colke viiitir.i: U. r : ::.-. J,:m ami llarrv I at Duttl' Creek. Mich. Vi; 1

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L.m-:iIt. " Mr.. Marv Tra is vl:itcil h-ro W i- I4

K. H. N't! -n. loriii-r mritr at th- r;d.i i; i . .l:t i now lo.-nt,. at tun, I r i J . hn.-i omf a'k to nick hi.- 1 loi ; . ii. .Id i;o'ds foj- , 1 1 J III n t.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Ki:!:' va-nt lo lajM. !ir' (ii uiil alt nd the fu:i ral of onr.id iiaiit r Tuesday aflc i noon. Mrs C. II. (Janijdi 11 v-nt t La-

n sday.

Mr. and Mrs. Kd ;.uv liavo mord on Mrs. I'rfddic r.luhni's farm. t Mrs. Will Vhit; and Mrs. Ui:th

t Kn- isl-y. v. ho have x en ill. art still '.

nnirn jrov(d. 1

I;( i al me tinf.s o: t-hurch at Lydi 1. closed Sunday. Sunday shool at lo a. m. Not any V. I. A. nif-ctirii,' evening yf Jan.

j.orto whi- a- will iit hvr ia i:h- J Th-y will meet with Cottage Hill Y. J : tcr. .Mr.s H. W. Iai-. I'. A. for dchat- on Hoin- and I-'orcign ! 'i'lu; Laiiic.s' au.iliar' of t ! . VI. .-.! j missions Sunday afternoon at J:.".';. I?

a: a r ci jitlon social Tin day in ih- ! Mr. and Mrs. Walu-r Mik're! were !M Jdaonic hall. I K'i sts of Mrs. KiicIkI o or and!

.uisj ira.iets mhim ami l :an is oaumnr oi ouin r.cnci Miii'iay. Ml

The Ladies' Ail of KvanKelical i i, f

(hureh at Jydick will pive a dinner at the sale of Charles Uenzel of Cot-

tag.: i mi roi. -i. i j

nanici .Miner oi .outn iuni and ;

Howin wire marr.t d aJ U o'cloc k Tuesday morning at .t. Michael's church, lU v. I'at her Tr' ?nmel oiliciatThe- Hrethr n chui.-h at hn.ood

Jan. .".I. I.r. .. 1 . Bown ani 'iirst.s of Mr. and Mrs William j f leiphia, Pa., w ill conduct j Trumhle .unday. j 1

will l-e'in re-, iv.tl mcetin;

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i:orn, to Mr. and Mrs. ' r;i 11. Swir.eli.irt, a Fun, Saturday. Jan. i'::. i:rn, to Mr. and Mrs I "rank Cox, a. daughter, Sunday . Jan. 1'. Mrs. Ceor;-re Yinall is iitint; Mrs Hartman of South 15end. Mrs 1. U. Carmen is in !r-meii visiting her dauKhter, Mrs. Carl l'on:tder. -The Kud.j of l'nmiis-e" class of the, M. K. Sunday hool took a l.obsh d ride Monday r.iht. After the ride, Jtall tsla r was h(t(.ss to the company of l'j at her hoiac. Misj .'alna lAvit.er is ttaclu-r d' the class. C. I.. Hreedin' left Tim -day for W a

terman, 111., where Ins mother, Mis. ;

John C. Urecdman. is reported to ht; dyin. Miss I'd mi T'.ortre is isitin rela1 ives- in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Smith ami daughter of Tner w ere i-itci .s in the -itv Tuesday. Mrs. John Iekart of N'ai)j)anee. returned to lo r home after a visit with her son, L is Hekart. Miss Vernal and Lottie Conger, who have bt cn ill, are Letter.

Sun lav Mr. and Mrs. J. ! Pierce er

MUX Mr. and Mrs. rioyd Wcod entertained the members of the Seepewa club and the husbands of members to the number of l Monday evening at their home on Main st. The pupils of tin Hatfield sclu ol njoyed :i sleigh ride Tuesday evening. After the ride they went to the home of J. Snuff, when im oyster and chicken suid"'' was served. Miss Minnie 1'cacock is the teacher in charge. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mis. Ilrntst Lyl.ee. Mulberry st.. Yernuii Heights, died Tuesday. Miss l!t!ie St. in beck attendcl thffuneral of Mrs. W. l- I ml lard at IUrt itn Springs Tuesday. Mrs. Lullard was the wile of Lullard. a prom inent piiysi ein of Lerrien Springs Charles ('. 'etter has arrived home from Ann .rbor w lie re he has been in the hospital for the past three) We ks. Mrs. C L. Winter has arrivel home from Cincinnati where she has been ihe guist of r!aties for the past sev lal weeks. Mrs. C. Schrader and two children hae icturnl to Toledo after a visit with her si.-ter. Mrs. John Francis The reception given at the Fiasbyterian church in honor of the new pastor, Kev. W. II. Phelps ami wife Tuesday eemnu was attended by about - 0 people. The case in which (!ny Vbier was tMtst'.d iov "eompLmndiir-; and concealing a f.lony" by forcing Frank Stt ff n. janitor at .t. Mar's idiurch t p. iy him .1P". in niur.ey and a bank i crtiiu ato of l iosit. took a. n-v turn Wednesday win ii warrants were isiiifil for the arrest of Charles Shrrill md Clifford Iarwo.". on the sameiharge. Tliey were l-otii put under b oil lis of ST. 'M. W illiam Fnholt is suff ring Ifun a -P'raitual shouhler as the result of a tail, when he slipped on lb- lee lu.ir his home. The Nibs Drivim; club hae made arrangem tits for snow races to be held next Saturday afternoon on Fifth t. Chins lie inn and his wife were aw n a surprise Tuesday i oning at their home, a mile and a half southeast of Nibs. About -10 friends were m attendance. Charles VeUerh- left W. dnesday for Hot Springs. Ark., to take treatment for rheumatism. Mrs Paniel i'.au.r. lL'e'.i Lake st -ufl'ei'd a stroke of paralysis WVdmsla and her dea,h i iNpeeted at any Lime. Mr. and Mrs. Ke.:sev of Yatrrlirt

an- i; ists of Mr. ami Mrs. 1 :. H. lnmat

Power. Mr. Kea.-ry is att.-i.ling th uud i take i s' on t ut ion.

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Pevial meetings will Mjmmui i ! VeInslay evening at the. M. Ik j tj church at Parkville. Hev. Young of M

Lttroit will assist.

Mr. and M.rs. Yern Hinkle of Niles , U and Francis Rishel visited at the j

home of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams 1

Sunday. j n

Mr. and Mrs. Herbe rt Havis of Men

don are visiting his father. Cus bavin, J

for a few days. t Mrs. Clen C.earheart f Moore Park I ealbal on Mrs L M. Freese Thursday Y

afternoon. Mrs. Pruee Like and Mrs. t. Ik Huff visited their sister, Mrs. Ned Loan, last Yedn sday. Charles Intbr took a sleighloal (d Parkville people to Mendon Tuesday evening to attend the minstrel show. Ala I'lrieh visited in Thre' Livers Friday and Saturday of last week.

.Mr. and -Mrs. L. M. i rcese spent t th- weck-eml with William Kromer j

and family of Kalamazoo.

Mr. and Mrs. C. .' Lingaman an

laughter Lela called on Mr. and Mrs.!

SofUett Monday evening. Miss Florence Fonwick of Mint vislied at the home of lk M. Freese Sun- j day. Mr. ami Mrs. James Lake were Schoolcraft visitors Saturday ami Sun- J

day. Miss Cecil Hunt of Schoolcraft visited her bister, .Mrs. James Lake, .Monday. Pruee Lake was a C. ntcrville caller Wednesday on business. Mrs. Llizaboth Snyder ami William Stock of Three Rivers are visiting his sist. r, Mrs. Ik M. Freese and family. Mrs. IMith Childs of West Mendon was a Parkville caller Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Heater and son Don entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ik M. Freese and daughter Irene. Mr?. Klizabeth Snyder and William Stock at G o'clock dinner Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kllis Stofllett are the parents of a son born Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pruee Lake attended the show Tuesday evening. Crandma Carman was ery much

pleased in being so kindly remem- ? hcred w ith a postcard show er by her

friends and neighbors last Saturday. She received " cards

John Adams was a Three Rivers'

caller last Wednesday. I'arl Sehoonmaker and Harry P.ondeman were Kalamazoo callers Monday on business.

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Big Purchase Coats Women's and Men's Coats A large New York manufacturer sold us his entire stock of beautiful high grade Coats. They'll be on sale Saturday. Plush and Broadtail fur trimmd, zibelines, Arabian lamb and broadcloths. Handsome Coats worth to S35, Satur-Jj (it dav sale . . . lL.yO

COATS

We have taken fro mour $10 and $15 lines a large selection of Coats, blacks and colors, and offer you the most wonderful Coat sale ever known (J? Z A A Saturday o) D V U

S 000 YARD

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Fancy Foulards and Taffetas, all colors, blues, tans, sand shades, putty, Recida, Alice Blue, black and old rose.

Worth to 69c yard, Saturday, yard

Plain and fancy stripes, checksk, plain serges, batistes, etc., worth 75c a yard, O fp Saturday, yard . 0VL

A snlrMiiibl nnnnrfiinii v in hue ft ! ivV. v

a new spring dress at about the cost of material. We hare just received a big shipment of new spring dresses, all made for us within the past week by one of New York's leading makers. All latest models and colors, including putty, sand, battleship grey, Copenhagen, navy and black; S10.00 and S12.50 (PfT AC Dresses Saturday . . . tDD. y U

NEW SPRING DRESSES Large assortment, Silks, Copen, Poplins and Serges, ck and colors, in a large selection of all the new spring "1ps. &Z5.00, $19.75, (PIQ HC S15.00 and 010. yd

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RIBBON SALE 100 bolts Ribbon up to 5 inches

tj wide; taffetas in all widths; black,

v imv. aiivi tin v.'Jie,io, i l. ivaiLUilo j Satur- JAr

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GLOVE SALE Big- purchase Kid Gloves, fine French Kid Gloves for women in

black, white, all shades; worth to

Si. 50; Saturday sale

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EMBROIDERIES

Up to 18 inches wide in flouncings, corset covers and edges, one table full; rgular values to 25c; A "Saturday, yard yi.

RIBBON SALE 100 bolts plain Silk Ribbon, six inches wide; taffetas and mories;

black, white, pink, navy, Alice blue,

kecida, tan and brown, 35c Ribbons, Saturday. . . .

19c

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CORSETS Special sale Saturday of Women's Corsets; latest models; all sizes; 69c kind ?f Saturday t3VL W. B. and American Lady Corsets; large selection; si.50 and S2.00 kind, I A A

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IS SPECIAL SALE WAISTS

Big purchase Silk, Crepes and Lace Waists, light and dark colors; 500 Waists r.dal 12.49 New Voile and Lingerie Waists, with new military collars, P A A special (DKUU One big lot Waists, taffetas, messalines and nets; S3.50 Waists H0 Saturday t)S.Sy

BIG SALE UNDERWEAR

Women's Union Suits, ribbed, fleece lined; all

weights, all styles, all

sizes; S1.00 and $1.25 kind, Satur- A An day OyC Women's Union Suits, ribbed, fleece lined; low neck and no sleeves, low neck, short sleeves, or

high neck, long sleeves; all sizes; regular or extra; 75c and 89c kind, 1fp Saturday ffyL Women's Union Suits, ribbed, fleece lined; all sizes; 50c kind (Ip Saturday ZiVL Children's Union Suits, ribbed, fleece lined; all sizes; 5oc kind ?Ap Saturday dyi, Children's Union Suits; ribbed, fleece ' A hp lined, 75c kind Saturday v VL

BIG PURCHASE NECKWEAR Women's New Spring Neckwear at a big saving Saturday. Hundreds of new pieces of neckwear, 50c styles, Saturday BIG APRON SALE

50 dozen Women's Aprons, Kimona Aprons, Black Aprons and

Uinghams, Kitchen Aprons; a big

sale, worth to M)c, Saturday

HOUSE DRESSES

Large selection; all bizes; Si.oo

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HOSIERY SALE Women's llce lined Hovo. lTx Kind Saturday Cliildrcn's Uoore lin'd IIos l."c kind Saturday WonionV lilack Silk IIo-o, ."(( kind Sat unlay

Children's ItiblxM Cahmcre IIoo,4 '27h- kind Saturday JLJO

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STARKE MAY 60 DRY

Mrs. Shrive Vtrrell is ill ith jrii. i ya 0f Kcliioii Causes Pica lr

?lr. and .Mrs. waiter anueisyi)i

will move on the farm recently va- Special Ia-tiou

iated by Klmer liablutt. '1'he r.leanors held their installation Saturday evening. Tlie following of- ! ict -rs wire installed: Cliief, Bert Sliinip; vice chief. Mrs J. V. doglcy; chaplain. Mrs. Frank Kownover; secretary ami tnasiirer. Mrs. Albert Kemlv; 'onlnetor. liert Kownover; eoiiduetress. .Miss I'.ertha IUmley; lecturer. Mrs. P.eit Kownover; inner j-aiard: Albert Kemky; outer suard. )i ie Kabbitt. Mrs. Harvey liinkcr and ehiblren of r.Ikhart are spending a few days with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C I'.ay. The (J lea tiers will give a free lunch and entertainment Friday evening. Feb. ". Kvcrybody is cordially inited. Miss Rhua Krunianaker returned to Mihawaka after a week's illness with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. John Slump moved on the F.oyne farm Wednesday.

L.APOKTI-:, Jan. Following an address given by Ralph N. tfmith, formerly proseeLitintr atttrney of Laportu county and the organization of a "Community Welfare association.'" an announcement was made Thursday that the county commissioners of Starke county would be petitioned to call a special election in March to determine whether the town shall remain wet or the saloons abolished. The crusade was agitated immediately after the close of a revival meeting several das ago in which nearly all the unconverted portion of the community professed religion. Starke county is. now dry in spots.

FARMERS PLAN WOLF HUNT

REPORTS 27 PATIENTS

Starke County Livestock Suffers From Ilunury Varmints.

PLC. s.T VALI.r.V. . and Mr. l. F. .niith a. id chillr n and John ."-'nib h i ited .Mr. and Mrs. !M Smith of M i.-haw aka Sam'.ay. A son was bom t Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Me"r'.ir- Saturday ir.orr.iim. Mrs. Wait r lnlwi is ill.

Mrs. C. A. Marh v.

st of Mrs.

II. '. Srait!i T'oxiay aftrnoon. A slo-wer i-n tn Mr. and Mrs. Loy.l F. !. r Tb. ursday - ni:!. A. M. Smith ii turned h"'i:i' after a ii; with b.is daughter in Portage Prairie. A son 'a as i n t' Mr. and Mrs. Herman :':mmei !v Monday. Mr. :i:'al M rs. .bnia s Smith and f.iin- !! ::'m Mr. atid Mrs. Jams So -iy i f Willow cn ' k.

Ki.;nri:v. l l'o;n Lau.'Me I1' lit Tilt s-

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of TulM-cul(iH

Come From South llcnd.

I.APOIiTi:. Jan. L'tb Plans are be-

iifwitifii ! inir made for a wolf drive near Ham-

let. Starke county, where the varmints

i driven troni the marshes in search of ! food. hae been attacking the live

i stock of farmers. A number of losses According to a report for the month j haVc been reported this week. In a endiiv Jan tiled with the county ! drive made through the marshes sovcommlssioners bv Supt. James A. eral years ago it was believed all the imggan. there wa re at the end of th ' "rairie wolves had been exterminated month -7 patients in the tuberculosis . hut Xhoy have a run become numerous hospital. ..f this number only one . ml several hundred farmers are prewa. from MiMiauaka and the remain-! bing tor a day of unusual spor: in

We Can Save You One-Half on Your Dental Bill. Come in and talk it over with us. Examination Free. No charge for extracting when ordering new teeth. Painless Kxtractins ."iOc. White Dental Parlors 111 West Washington Ave. Over Herr's Book Store. Lady 'Attendant. Open Tues.. Thurs. and Sat. Nights Bell Phono Main 429.

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der were from South Pern!. Follee

I this section of the country.

tions during the month from patients, amounted to $ 1 '(.'.

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I'ASTO'f III SKINS. TFIUli: HAFTF. Ind.. Jan. 2?

SAYS HUSBAND LEFT HER ; c hurch, the larg-t and oldest Meth- : odist congregation in the city, resignl.atira ( Uiigg Wants Divotiv and Also j f.,i Thursday saying that he was in-

volved in :i domestic scandal; tnai ne

S.0o Alimony.

.. ..titi.wi f.i- iliviiri- filr-il ill lll(

superior court i-aura Cuig charges'11 that Cltarles Quiug has abandoned her ' iirtd she asks that she be giver. S-Vio; alimonv in addition to the divorce.1

is tt hie a suit for divorce, ami also on account of rumors of his own misconduct with women of his congrega-

Mr.-.. Palph W :i!rt uis . ut Tues- .t she says that they were mairied in with ht r patents. Mr. and -Mrs. t'luiu F. I J and lived together a year during' u:',!:: "ar I which time her h us hand disphned a i

l'r i r i:Mr:i: l'a. -w.iv e m-,x at j te-:npcr and failed to provide ltr

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rltf fTH Pni! GIVES UGHTJENTENCE wXAV i w ; court Lenient With Voutli- C harg

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With Petit larceny

Tried on the charge of petit lar-

i etiy Thursdav in the superior court.

7T" ZT Tf T 7 TPS i4-. T ? r P.dka was found not guilty and ( U U iii Vi V-A Vi) Horw.th and Steve Pcrkay were ; 1 V L J f.'n.d The sentence was suspend-

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' e-d howe er tim ing good lienavior. Tb. d.efeiidants were charged with , stealing iron from tlw Like Shre

liuilroad Co.

The L'r.ion Trust Company's ChristmasSavings (Tub is now open. Come in and let us K 11 you all alrjut it. Advt.

S H 0 E S $3.50 Values for $2.50 Save a IXMlar on your Footwear at the S. B. $2.50 SAMPLE SHOE PARLORS. Up Stairs. 21R s. Michigan St. Watch our Case down Stairs for Specials.

l5k Route wmm of the My Lakes

(2 BURKE SXOl OPJI CANS?

ICyes examined free; glasses titted at

moderate price?. Satisfaction guaranteed. DR. J. BURKE & CO. Optometrists and Mfg. Opticians. U:lO SO. MICH. ST. Xotico Wo duplicate any lenso the same day, no matter vho iittcd them. Bring the pieces.

EYES E X A M 3 N E D and Ileadacbe Itelleved without the of Druirs by

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f T HE SUCCESS to our large and increasing business I Is due to the fact that the good, tender meats which we are selling has proven so satisfactory that we cannot

g exnres enough thanks to our patrons.

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fath Band's Leading OpiomtrlH lanafaturini: OpOclun. 222Vi S. Michigan strt. Home I'hone 6504. Bell Phone 317.

fcundays frm t to 10:30 . m. ly Appoint. C

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I Iloiling Pool l Split Hack ij Panic rlVsh Sliced ?t Idver l Pros 1 1 Spare g Kihs fl "rry Choie

I Leg of I.amb

j l-ainh Chops 1 Very Choitx

t I.amb for lj Stowing it Pork 1 Shouldeis,

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(;mhI Tender Sirloin Steak

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Very Choice Ktoiiid Steak ... l?e' Porterhouse W'itli Tenderloin Short Porterhousi'

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Sugar Cured 1fr llanis .. -9 ... . JL t Pi ni Hams 11 Smoked 1 1C Pure Country Sausage . lS-C Pi,tk lO Chop- IL Pork Loin 1 O 1 i a t .............. . JL La Fn-h C Pig le-t . dL Fresh 1A lirain- lU

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Chicago, So. Bend & Northern Ind. Ry. Co. and Southern Michigan Ry. (Effective October 11, 1914.) TRAIN'S LE.VYIXG SOUTH BEND INDIANA. FAST- NORTH- WI1STBOU.M) POUND POUND 5:15am 6:00am C:0oara 6:00 am 7:00 am 8:00 am 7:00am 9:00 am 10:00aro 8:00am 10:00am 12:00 n 9:0Oam l:C0pm 2:00pm 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:0epm 11:00 am 3:00 pm 6:00 pm 12:00n 4:00pm S:00pm 1:00 pm 5:00 pm 11:00 p xr 2:00pm 6:00pm 3:03pm 7:00pm 4:00 p m 9:00 p :n 6:00pm 11:00pm 6:00 pm 7:00 p m 9:00 i m 11:00 ' m Elkhart only. Nile only. Subject to change without notice. F. I. HARDY. Supt. Transportation. C. FRANTZ. G. P. & F. A.

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The New Victrola JANUARY RECORDS are now on sale at ELBEL EROS

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FURNITURE SOITH MICHtilAN ST. Opprxsitc Auiltorium.

HAVE RED LINE Deliver Your Baggage.

Public Drug Store 124 N. Michigan St. "The Cut Rate Drug Store"

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