South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1915 — Page 6

sati'tidav, ocTonint 2, 101s. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES i f Notre Dame' Opens Football Season Today ates Fes Series Today

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NOTRE DIE OPENS GRIDIRON SEASON ,

LEAGUE STANDINGS

ami'kica.n u:(;n:

Huston I ftroit , m t

J j Wa-shiriijtun II I New York H St. L0UIH 1 1 1 C( v.-laml

'j'j !S SO So 6 6

Work of Gold and Blue Squad to be Closely Watched Due to Many New Faces.

With Alma us an oni-onr-nt. Notre ..11 ..fii .lh- tui'rinr 111 the 1 1

iMine win 1 1 1 1 " r,.f.t!,:ill sKi.son tins afternoon.

i'-.no v-Tartin -r at 2:10

tier field. H:irrif-r lllt hi

the last !acrM preliminary to the fiit pmc of th- .nason ycstepl.iy afterrM.i.n and thru announced the Iim.-ui

that will ;rohahly Mart the battle

follows:

the

o'clock 0:1 c ar

il vn through

Lhihuh lphia 41

rhb;

Ifaliiis, a

Will tP

allow'-

16 Zi 61 6 6 M S3 10 s

national li:a(;ui:. Philadelphia, SS 61 Loxton 79 6S Brooklyn 7'J 70 Pittsburgh .... 72 SO Chicago 71 'J St. Louis 71 so Cincinnati 7 Si New York f.s 7f it:ii:ill Li:.(ii i:.

64 66 65 71 71 7S 82 104

Pittshunrh St. Louis S6 Chicago SZ Kansas City SO Newark 77 Buffalo 74 Brooklyn 70 Baltimore 4 6

.6 S3 .543 . r j o A'J .117 .3 SO

.591 . o 3 S .530 .474 4" o I o .470 .405 .462 .57 1 .506 .561 .530 .520 .4 S3 .461 .307

WESTERN TEAMS GET INTO ACTION THIS AFTERNOON

LI .vard. Cofall

Sto-

aiul

T - c 1 t-w

r.iward. lo: Stcphan. n ; ueci.-, s.

Kv,lzew.Ui. c; 'apt. Fitzgerald rk'; i . u'irir rt: IhiUtan. re! Lerg-

man. Mb; O.fall. lhh; Malone.

Bach mm. fl. me iirbabl - regular

ni.iMiiL'nni man of last year.

...if ..f tin. ir.ime. Halmes is suffering

fn.fti -n iniurv and V-ill not

c.l in the coi.'t' t by Coach Harper. In his place will . either I'rantz, a last year's freshman, or -lint:. .cru Vrlrnin in Lineup. IH i"Not-e Paim- lineup, when the . :ii i . . .....-.. hi i n 1 1" ri rn

f:iiiv- i:ins win it .-n " .....

men: I'apt. Fitzgerald, i.han. I'eefe, F.aujan.

1 '.af-hmari. The lineup of the Notre Pame tram will undoubtedly be changed cunsiderablv durinir the ame as the coach s want to tfive all the men a chance in today' fray. It is probable that the majority of the men on the siuad will be .vent into the contest. Although it is a foregone conclusion that Notre Pame will win today, the M.ore, will be closely watched. Iist vear the local varsity eleven defeated Alma 56 to 0. but stiffer opposition is expected from the. Miehianders today. Youngsters at (Quarter. Thero has been considerable spu-u-lation as to whether "Yuiini; Iutch" luniiiin. vountrer brother of the fa

mous- "Dutch." or PheUn. both

whom were freshmen last year, would j be started at quarterback today.;

roach Harper said yesterday mat Bergman would start the jrame, but it is almost certain that Phelar. will pilot the team durinir the second half. The work of the two youngsters will he watched with interest, as they are both new men and as much will depend on them this season. Bachman will be seen for the first time at fullback. The work of .Valone at the riht halfback position, a freshnian of last year, will be closely scrutinized by the fan. Coaches Harper and Kockne have been constantly worried by the offence and today's pame will Kve some indication of the ability of the team against an outside eleven. Mcssick to Ilcfcreo. MosM.'k of Indiana, will referee today's pame, while lMwards will be

(LVMF-S TODAY. American League. St. Louis at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. National Ix'auc. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Federal League. Kansas City at St. Louis. Buffalo at Brooklyn. .

at Pittsburgh, at lialtimore.

Chicago Newark

Games Yesterday

Chicago Only One of the Big

Nine That Will Loaf!

nois to iVIeet Haskell Indians.

jc jjc jjc c sjs JC jjc jji it sjc jfc jjl JC JC BOWLING SCORES sixghii li:acux f'ORRESPONDKNOE Pollock 141 155 179 Wagner 151 113 101 Weber 10 3 128 107 Wenrick 135 110 102 Calahan US 203 150 Handicap 2S7 2S7 2S7

V 'i

474

HIGH TEAM FEARS WAKARDSA SQUAD

'3463 Ineligibility Decree Seriously Oipplc

336 347 471 S61

Local's Chances in Opcnin; CJame.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis Chicago Koob,

000 000 000 0 000 042 20 8

Philips, Hoff and Agnew;

Walsh and Schalk. nolly and Chill.

Umpires Con-

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh . . . St. Louis Hill. Adams

100 001 0103 0 00 000 6 6 and Gibson;

t m 1 1 2 Doak,

Steele and and Orth.

Snyder. Umpires Byron

9 14

Philadelphia . 101 041 002

of ; Boston 000 000 1102 5 2

Mayer and Adams; rsent anu Blackburne, GowTly. Umpires Kigler and O'Day.

FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

Forest at

WIuST. Northwestern vs. Ixxke

Lvanston. Illinois vs. Haskell Indians at Urtana. Minnesota vs. North Dakota at Minneapolis. Wisconsin vs. Lawrence at Madison. Purdue vs. Wabash at Iifayette. Indiana vs. Depauw at Bloomington. Iowa vs. Cornell at Iowa City. Ohio State vs. Wesleyan at Columbus. Nebraska vs. Drake at Lincoln.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2. The lid was pried off the western conference football season today in nil the Big Nine colleges except the university of Chicago. In each of today's games the conference teams go against elevens that will give those watching the race for the western championship, a good ilne on the offensive and defensive pliy of the various aspirants for conference honors. The university of Illinois eleven, champions last year, were pitted against the Haskell Indians, a strong team that Coach Zuppke figured would tak. the very best material and strategy he has to defeat. The Indians ma(l great preparation for this game in the hope of showing the champions that the conference colleges are not the only ones in Illinois that knew the art of football. Minnesota, runner-up in last year's conference race, and picked by many critics as having a good chance to fin'ish at the top this season, was matched against North Dakota at Minneapolis today. The Gophers went on the field this afternoon with a team that contained seven stars of last year's squad. At Evanston Northwestern went into action against Lake Forest. The game promised to be an interesting argument, as the Itke Forest eleven is known as a scrappy bunch of pigskin rushers. Purdue and Wabash clashed today at Lafayette. Both teams have been highly spoken of by critics and a rattling good game was in prospect as the two squads pranced upon the field, coach Andy Smith haa been having some difficulty in tilling the bertha made vacant by graduations, but he has had a promising bunch of recruits to pick from. The Wabash squad has been displaying unusual speed along with ts usual aggressiveness during practice this season. Indiana and DePauw lined up aginst each other at Bloomington this afternoon. The Hoosiers went into this opening game, determined to make up for the miserable showing bade last year. Ohio State started today against Ohio Wesleyan at Columbus. Iowa clashed with Cornell college at Iowa City. Wisconsin -.vent against Lawrence with good chance of winning by a big margin.

nmnire and Jones head linesman..

Stands have been erevted on both Missouri vs. Oklahoma Aggies at sides of the field and it is expected Columbia. that a good sized earlv season crowd I Nebraska vs. Drake at Lincoln, w ill be on hand to witness the game. Notre Dame vs. Alma at Notre A mass meeting of students was Dame, held In the gymnasium last night! Michigan Aggie vs. Olivet at East at which a yell practice was held. I Lansing. The score of the Illinois-Haskell I Kansas vs. William and Jewell at

will t. fiosclv watched lv t h I i-a w rence

the

Haskell

game

Notre Panic fans today, as

plays here next Saturday and the Indians are? expected to furnish the Hoosiers some of their best opposition of the year.

Yesterday afternor-f the varsity j t .- ti-i.r a tr1' e,rV niif Vi '

tackling dummy, a

tico and the kickers

Ames vs

at Cam-

at work limbering up their toes.

Simpson at A me

EAST. Harvard vs. Mass. Aggies

bridge. Princeton vs. Kutgers at Princeton. Yale vs. Virginia at Now Haven.

. . i I . . - . . . .... I T I I n. 1 .V... 11 A

workoiir on tnn 1 una. . r i.uimmi anu .tiaiMiau ui

f;ist signal prac-M 'miaueipnia

Kent nam i

RACE RESULTS

were

Dartmouth vs. Maine at Hanover.

THE STORE FOR MEN WASHINGTON AY1INUK.

Brown vs. Trinity at Providence. Army vs. Holy Cross at West Point. Navy vs. Georgetown at Annapolis. Carlisle Indians vs. Lehigh at South Bethlehem. Cornell College vs. Oberlin at Ithaca.

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RED S0X-PHILLY SERIES TO BE ARRANGED TODAY NEW YORK, Oct. 2. All the details of the coming series between the Boston Americans and the Philadelphia Nationals will be arranged at a meeting of the national commission to be held here Saturday. On tue toss of a coin will depend the choice of the city in wheh the opening game will be played, but there appears to be more interest in the late of the opening content than in the location of the initial battle for th chain i nship of Hi 15. Whether the series will begin on Friday. Oct. S, or on Saturday, Oct. ?, is causing much discussion among followers of baseball in this city. Many express the belief that the American league interests will endtaor to have the play he;in on Friday. Oct. S, thrt day after the close of the league sea:on. This would preclude the possibility of t lie Phillies sending their star pitcher. Grover Cleveland Alexander, to the mound in three of the lirst four games played, as might easily be don should the series start cm Saturday, t. .. Under the latter v.-ht dule Alexander could be worked Saturday. Monday and Wednesday, which, in the " pinion of many cb followers of baseball, would be decidedly advantageous to the National league stand.tid bearers. other matters to tome up for consideration include the price and handling of tickets, the assigning of umpires and numerous minor details n quiring considerable discussion and i he meeting may develop into a protruded session.

Totals 535 CA if I NET Davidson 150 C. Ileckaman . . 165 Miller 190 Morehouse 170 LenU 176 Handicap 254

997 108 169 Ion 126 194 254

926 2855

153 179 140 113 157 254

411 513 483 409 537 762

Totals 1105 100-4 996 3105

MACHINERY Palmer 172 Haslanger 106 Merohn 128 Juday 90

Parshall Ill

Handicap 251

136 138 157 i i 1S3

153 133 159 89 135 251

465 - m u I 444 256 439 753

Totals 864 SHIPPING

Krles 122

95S 926 2748

Haslanger , Troyer Stahr Flannagan Handicap Totals PAY ROLL

13S 134 181 161 1S7

139 A it O 147 142 168 187

109 133 154 181 233 1S7

370 400 435 504 562 561

923 912 997 2832

Schumaker .... 147 140 15C 443 McQuaid 191 149 149 489 Hauck 175 158 142 475 Raabe 104 154 117 375 Olsen 136 171 140 447 Handicap 188 188 18S 564 Totals ., 941 960 892 2793 COST Wright 121 112 187 420 Schoonover 141 114 134 389 Bartlett 126 158 109 393 Hoover 142 102 148 392 Madison 16S 193 168 529 Handicap 203 203 203 609 Totals 901 882 949 2732

E. & D. De Ma.3 . . Crothers . . . Leonard . . . Mossholders Marquis Handicap . . Totals . . .

154 167 154 17 3 140 164

95;

ACCOUNTING

Osborn

Beyers Carv 11. Heckamn Pruyne Handicap . . . Totals

136 136 97 112 1 5 6 211

. . loo 153 128 137 129 164

868 192 137 164 143 157 211

133 132 1Q2 140 118 164

442 452 384 450 387 492

'89 2602

176 107 111 168 171 211

504 400 I d 423 4 84 633

868 1004 944 2816

TCMPLE LIlVGUIl HAULS

Ryan . 159 Matthews 128 Van Homo 159 Hahn 107 Davies 124

Handicap

13.1 97 111 125 175 244

123 116 132 156 153 244

415 341 402 388 452 732

30RIN HALL JUNIORS WIN ALL CLASS PLUMS .-'on j hall juniors worked an effect.U' stetm roller system in the junior class elections held at Notre Pam last night. cery man elected being a resident of that hall. The followir.g oiticers were elected for the en--wing yar: I' resident, Itoyal Bosshart of Wood-.-tok, HI.; uce-president, C? conge h iti.ilian of Lima. Ohio; secretary, h.irles Corcoran of Joliet, 111.; treas.r r. Edgar Moran of Tulsa, okla.: -er ant-a-arms, I. V. Evans of Des Moines, lova.

Ivouisvilic Results. First race, one mile Marjorie D., Jl'J.70, $11.80, $5. SO, won; Allen Cain, $13.40, $5.80, second; Prospect, $3.90, third. Time 1:46 1-5. Loek'.and, Bean Spiller, Sir William, Maeva, Margaret Burkley, Stonewood and Gallaway also ran. Second race, 6 furlongs Erin, $14.10, $6.80. $3.50, won; Orange, $37.20, $13.50, second; Grecian. $3.10,

third. Time 1:17 2-5. Merrick. Palm Leaf, Rob R., Furlong, Finalee

and Freeman also ran.

Third race, 5 1-2 furlongs ftosius.

$7.00, $3.40, $2.50, won; Hilly Joe,

$3.50, $2.40, second; Dr. Carmen, $2.40 third. Time 1:09. Hawthorn ajid Miss Thorpe also ran. Fourth race, allowance. 2-year-olds, 5 1-2 furlongs Marse Henry, $3.30, $3.30, $2.70, won; Thistle Green, $5.10, $3.00, second; John jr., $3.70, third. Time- 1:10 2-5. Mandy Hamilton, Triad and Therese McMakin also ran. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenthPels, $24.40, $S.S0, $490, won; Grosvenor, $3.90, $3.30, second ;' Fitzgerald, $5.30, third. Time 1:53. Fittaway, Transport, Counterpart and ' Lady Powers also ran. Sixth race, 6 furlongs Harry Gardner. $24.60. $10.90, $7.40. won; Lady

Worthington, $11.90, $6.60, second; Al Pierce, $4.40, third. Time 1:17 1-5. Red Cross, Trappid, Illuminator, Faraway, Yermak, Bernini, Investment, Beauty Shop and Argument also ran. Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth Edith W.. $8.40. $3.40. $3.70. won; Irish Gentleman, $12.00, $6.00, second; Flying Feet, $3.80. third. Time $1:52 2-5. Water Proof, L. H. Adair, and Fidget also ran.

Totals

DEERS Freehafer 145 Bauer 139 Mueller 157 Low score 156 Virgin 139 Handicap 140

921 885 924 2730

Totals 876

TOASTS Grieger .... Herman Sibley Zimmerman Average Handicap . .

125 126 109 100 169 218

154 137 143 154 161 140 883

1 H M 160 152 134 196 218

121 128 125 166 142 140

822 2581

420 328 425 476 442 420

Prospects for a victory in th? opening game today against Wi.karusa are very gloomy. It Is doubtful if Coach Metzler can line up a team capable of holding the strong downstateTs. A badly crippled team will start because of the ineligibility decree of E. I. Kizer, assistant principal of the high school, who banLshed those students who did not make three credits in their work the last school semester, and those who at present are not up in their studies. Of those who received the "axe," possibly the greatest loss is that of Fullback Flndlay, who was counted on to back up the line where lie is a demon at tackling. Others who are put out are Galloway, who has been used at end t!r": season and who probably would secservice in today's game, and DuComb, a big and speedy guard who Metzler hoped to develop into a lirst class lineman. Those who are at present unable to play, but may play later in the season if they make up back work, are Strang, halfback on the second team, and "Ray" Smith, end of tho i'irst team, who has been showing great form in practice for a man ".green" at the game, he having played only this season. Sixteen men will be taken on the trip today. According to Metzler's announcement last night tho local team will line up as follows: Center, Parks; Ig, Wutrich; rg, L. Kreighbaum; It. Burner; rt, Kreighbaum; le, Maklclski; re, Rokop. The backneld will start with Mohn at quarter, Kelly and Sousley at the halves, and Hicks a. fullback. The following men will be taken along as reserves and are sure to get Into the game: Eibeletski at center or tackle, Olson and O'Donnell halves, Butler and W. Kreighbaum linemen. A number of rooters will accompany the team, and the trip will be taken in automobiles, the party leaving tho Y. M. C. A. building at 12:30 o'clock this afternoon.

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Telephone for a case today. Bell 780. Home 7780. SOUTH BEND BREWING ASSOCIATION.

G. Schafer 156 194 IS 1 531 Werntz 171 ISO 19C 5 41 Totals 83S 89S S97 2633 C. A. C. LEAGUE. j SINGERS ' Marquis 149 200 16 5 514 Mossholder 175 137 156 502 Parshall 137 125 1 3S 4 00 Johnston 192 171 20-3 566 Pruvne 167 171 ISO 52S Handicap 106 106 106 318 Totals 926 910 94S 27S4 ! COMMERCIAL. PONIES Cover 156 159 145 460 ! Campbell 162 151 148 461 Tuttle 146 220 164 530 Tollock 1S3 ISO 17S 541 Lontz 126 202 215 543 Handicap 46 46 46 138

Totals 819 958 896 2673

133 149 176 169 150 218

398 400 437 518 490 654

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Totals

RUCKS Oltsch 129 Bonds 135

Average 179

Schnelle 162

Engle 186

Handicap 104

786 982 881 2647

laurvl Results, First race. 6 furlongs Pullux, $9.50, $3.10. $2.70, won; Isiros, $2. SO. $2.40. second; Briar Patch. $5.70. third. Time 1:19. Wanda Pitzer, Naushon, Fenmouse also ran. Second race. 5 1-2 furlongs Golden List. $7.30. $3.40, $3.10. won; Plumise,

$4.10, $3. SO. second; Greetings. $5.50.

third. Time 1:11 1-5. High Horse. May me W Atnka also ran.

Third race. on mil- He Will.

r.'.i'i. $t.:.. $::.6u. won; S 3.0 it. $2.5o. second; Sam $3.!'. third. Time 1:4S.

Fnele Bryn. Song of Valley and

man 11 also run. Fourth race. 6 furlongs Rack Bay. $10.2J. $7.70, 3.4 0. won; Dodge, $10.:.0. $4.60. second; Silica, $3.20, third. Time 1:17. Water Lady. Ke-

wessa, Leo Skolny urmesdale abo ran

136 116 174 187 154 104

130 126 116 129 179 104

377 412 377 363 544 312

ADLER BROS. On Michigan at Washington Since 1884.

THE STORE FOR MEX AND

BOYS.

Totals 895 S71 898 2727

ELKS TYLERS

LEAGUE.

Helnrich 112 150 136 398 Doran 154 89 139 3S2 Kies 127 155 192 474 Hagedorn 146 147 104 397 Veiby 109 126 126 361 Handicap 272 272 272 816 Totals 920 939 969 282S TEETH R. Elbel 159 152 146 457 C. S. Barnes .... 123 103 111 337 C. Schuell 124 124 108 356 H. Karnes 158 117 124 399 G. Martin 181 147 103 431 Handicap 180 180 180 540 Jotals 925 823 772 2579

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sTi ri:BAKi:n liivguk SFt)KES

Hudenbach 112 127 108 347 Kouts Ill 112 126 349 Humphrey 140 12S 122 400 Hupo 134 201 132 467 . -e 133 128 1S1 442 Handicap 189 189 1S9 567 ToUtl.s S19 885 S6S 2572

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Lar.dsllde a!so Sixth rate. ;

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Thortfo. 2..i0, Lai;it r. out. Il' ;.T.ine; also

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second ; Tinu 1

sixieenui Handier.p out, won; I

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RAIN HALTS RACES

J. liain on Circuit races

(AiLlWinrS. O.. uct. l'ri la.v caused the drap.il

to V posiponrd until S.icurday. The unfinished 2:".9 pace, the J5.000 stake for 2:12 trotters, the 2:11 pace and the 2:1 trot will he raced: tho 2:03 pace, the 2:10 and 2:12 tro.s and 2:07 pace btintf dtclaxed off.

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Reasons Vhy All Weak, Worn-out, Discouraged and Diseased Men Should Consult D K. rLKENEK CO., loncest ostabllshod. mot supsful and rdiaM r-e. i llIn I'EI.VIC. RECTAL fnd XKKVOl'S DISEASES OI MEN, r.s rn II I diplomas, licenses and records will show. Your whole future may dcpe;.,i upon the k - I nd quality of treatment you ?:. t first. CHRONIC DISEASES of MEN Mo Scatter Koiv Obstinate or Wmi Contracted, CURED

We i:ver U" tV.-

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Modern liietl.o.ls of tre:itn.e::t f"r all Pelvic IM-aKe.

fiur?:0):is Krille, ll it ran -e :nui.j'-u, a.;'j .n ,-" 1 11 f h Mtlent rn!.'ir.-n f-nt if tl.? l'r -st.lt ttlatnl vf elir

not by removing it. We fine l':s nnd erl.er r.eet.-.l I'is,-.. . uitl.-rit hurery. Under our siip.-ri.r treatment, VarL e. . qui. kly vaii'.s!..s: t!.e M':.;i:t hlood is al.sorl ami the dr. ulati-:i 1 rest-red t the parts j.fTt-l We h-ve extraordinary su--ess in eur'.r: Uupi :re l.y reliab.e und P'le-ss n:-U-o,U. w.thout r..',-..urs... to trus,. I)is...,.s f th KMney a'-d hhel-I-r r.re Rj.eedlly heale-1. anthe patient pave.' fr.::i fatal re,; in h! h per.erally f.Ihv iM-t'IfN-ted eases ..f l..;i? ta t;lir: - lu't d lay taking treatment for Chr uii: Pelvic M.sea: the s ..-.nor v;e .ejrin U cure the tow we will re-

liiMlth, vi.'r and vitality. Nvrvoin tr..u!....- enu .;ae iteir

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DIL W. E LAWHON, Cnnltlrr riiyoW lin; 20 year rxxrnce. I r and trc:it you personally rach tlmt you cai".

:,f tr.t-ir 'i1lT:!..nts will iri.itantlv vanl.b as -un us

take efTect. V . oltivelv curi- lirpturr. VarirnoHv MUs J Istula. I Usurer. Itertl fieri. I'roitate Enlar-;eiiient, Contracted Hi:i. Vitality, Stricture, jli .sr, of th.- Divider. . iey. Liver, Stomach, an.l all ital Di-ai of 3Ia hy Our I'rdnle and noillfM Methol.

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,(-zli tre.-ilment with t:., f".irir.ff that oi amount of o-i:

Uur f- re aUi - ni-z-lrate. hIiolJ1 wliam

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preat r-'putatlon the fee would he more thaa tl.ey cruel arf-.rl to pay our f. re ala i rrac.- wn-, von meSns. and at n- tini mo-e than you are willin.. to pay. Do.N'l h t m-y i.-tt. f ' .fr,J" trtitment. If you will call and see us we h ive a system by wh: -li y.,u cau 1.. tr-at-.-n. aad pi PJJ

DIR. FLEEMEK CO. MEN'S SPECIALISTS SOUTH BEND. IND. 109V2 West Washington Ave.. Over Peck's Shoe Store.

-9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 12 a. m.

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