South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 280, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1915 — Page 12

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IBM PARADE

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Rohb-dcr's Krocorj'i n the streams

attached to its Moat, advertised the

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ad-rti'? its Roods, while Tony Ganger

! loal how w 11 the Quality Cash projery whs progrrsMng. The Iiwe Bros. Lumber Co. was represented by a :!oat characteristic of the lumber j business, which xa effective. J. Q. ! S u;inficr, jr., with his usual genius.

Opening Night of North Side : ; " ,

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ktxiii. i' inun a. uiic oi. lite iiuaio 'iiu deservedly admired and commented upon. It w;i." that of "The Three Mile

I'iirm, owned by u. . Dare cc bons.

This particular float had a quantity or the produce of the farm arianged artistically, anJ was shown to pood advantage. The fair association had olfcred a prize for this feature of the parade and it was keenly contested. Charles Doo1 k street commissioner, rode horseback and did yeoman service in keeping the crowds hack. Fire Chief Buyss-e had his entire apparatus in line and was well received by the crowds. Concerns lltircsciitetl. Among other floats in the parade were the- following Mishawaka concerns: Fred A. Ullmann Co., Premona. Mishawaka Furniture Co.. - r - . -w llf 11

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11U per ntonth lor baking tiie-c same Li&cuits lie yuve away Tliurday infill. boloinoii tciis it, so it must bo true. Anotner individual, dre&.-ed in thin colurci tijnts i epresenting October eve, siiiveicd himself into the coniliaiciuii of the onlookers. "iShlilu" took it upon himsclt to advertise tne CharKs lioy : l'o. jiainUi and made mention of ihe fact Uw.t li(puid velvet covired every thin.:;. TJie K. v lrewery had iour iloats in the parade, tettin firth the ;ood quality of l'remona and the utlicr brews' wrich liae helped make Mishawaka famous. The Coideii Kule store of the north side had cni' ot the prettn st and most artistic Iloats in the parade in the form of an automobile Kaily decked with vari-coloied bmitir.u'. "Several JuiiniT children in pretty costumes ;idded to the pleasing tout env,.nible.

Four-in-One Iaddcr Co., Colbert's

Hardware, Worth Reese, contractor, Clark's Laundry (two Iloats), Quality Tea Sc Coffee Co., Frank Lumber Co., Gamble's Grocery. Block Bakery, Kuss

. Hakery, Mason Transfer, North Side

Five and Ten Cent store, Groff Bros. Grocery, and the Mishawaka Garage. The South Bend firms represented were: T-Zer Bread Co. (several boats), South Bend Baking Co. (several iloats), "Sailor Bros., Heller's, Frenchman Yeast Co. and D. W. Dare Co.

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f . V .u 1 V 3 sV t!" 'j r f j"1 1ISII WAKA L,i:AGUIu. AMATKUKS K. Ferris 157 223 146 G26 McLane 113 117 122 352 Average ISO 180 180 540 Windbiler 168 172 137 477 Melser 1SS 189 163 540 Handicap 152 152 152 456 Totals 93o 1033 900 2S91 IHIiFYS J. Frank 136 147 167 4 50 J Guy 139 172 200 511 C. U. Lott 153 116 143 412 ! H. E. Lott 163 100 172 435 O. Kuhn 173 158 147 478 Handicap 110' 110 110 330. Totals S94 803 939 2616 j

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H DISPLAY AI FAIR Woman's Exhibit at North Side Should Prove Big Drawing Card.

Rivalling, if not surpassing, in extent, variety and excellence of arrangement the woman's exhibit at the

Interstate fair, that department of the

north side fair. Mishawaka, was

bustled into order Wednesday morn-

ing and afternoon in order that the judges may begin their work and vis- ! itors may be admitted Thursday. The fancywork exhibit la being held in the Winey hall and the culinary exhibit in the Gaylor building on Main st. Included in the fancywork exhibit is embroidery and crochet of every variety imaginable, many of the indi

vidual exhibits eomi) rising 10 pieces while one, that of Mrs. Claude Itoot, 1342 Lincoln way Y., South Bend, has 20 pieces. Sixteen hand-made bedspreads, including 15 crocheted and one white embroidery, have been entered, several of them having been exhibited previously at the Interstate fair. Perhaps there are no more interesting features of the exhibit than the extensive display of old bed coverlets, spun and woven 75 and 100 years ago. Mrs. Reeby Van Valin of -Mishawaka has entered a spread which vas woven in 1818 in Canton. O., by Mrs. Mary Deppen and handed down in the family to the. fourth generation. Mrs. J. 11. Chandler of Mishawaka is exhibiting a beautiful old coverlet made in South Bend in 1S50. In one corner Is woven in quaint letters the inscription, "Fear God and keep His commandments." One spread made in 1S53 was spun, dyed and woven by its maker from the wool of a sheep raised on her father's farm. An old Masonic bed cover included in the display was made in 1S2 9. The white embroidery display and the crochet is little short of marvelous for its extent and lino quality and the individual beauty of the entries.

uhi-h command the wondering admiration of the women who are alrrady slipping past th entry cb rk to u-t an early look at the displays. On" of the rno.-t interesting nl.jcrts entered is a ;:;aint old niukt dn-s made in lTw. Iovn the fro:,t frni neck to h m r'Mi si double rows of tatting altern Uir:i, with six double lows of tiny riiii'e-i of dainty white. Its stylo is as r -lriotis as it is b .uitiful. t Presiding owt this building is W. !. (lamblo, assisted bv M(-"him-s F.

r. Went. .1;. rr.es Guy. V. F. k'orhumel, Charbs WalWr. J. A. Wapner. S. L.. Andrews, E. E. Long and Allen Burke t. In the faybr building, a few doors pouth from Winry hall, is the culinary display, comprising canned fruits of all kinds, jellies, canned vegetables.

bread, pies, cakes and cookbs. Sv-l . t i . i

eiai manges ami cjmmui.uy ceni'-r.-wi'.l s.'nd displays which will occupy separat" tables. 1'or the !.--- display of p.itry from any community center, grarge or other farm organization, a Jirst prize of n bed valued at Sl' will be given ! tb.e premier Bod Co., and a second pri:-: of 5 5 in pho-tomph-by C P. Kayb.r. Many other ;riz s varying in value from $12 to i 0 tents, will be awarded in The woman's department. The tirst prize of an electric- lamp valued at

: v Ail 111- A.il.li.Vir section to the bet individual display of fancywork of not more than 10 pieces. The supervisor of the eulinirv de

partment is Mrs. W. D. Ort. and she J

has a number of etlicient assistants.

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Century ineater I cnigiit There Viil Be No Vaudeville This Week Hut the Century will be op ?i the us;: il matir.e.-s and night- sh-cvirg 6 reels of good pictures. This policy vwll hold i"r th:.s we inly on account of the North tide I'aii. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE In a Two-Kee 1'ssanav Dram t "THE PRINCE PARTY" ; Domino Feature in Two part 'THE BURGLAR'S BABY" Robert Leonard and Klla H.i'-l in "A BOOB'S ROMANCE" ADULTS 10c. ALL CHILDREN 5c Coming Oct. 1 1th. DOUTHITT & WILSON '" And Their Musical Comedy Co.

ADULTS 15c. ALL CHILDREN 5c.

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Aeroplane Plights Daily

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Dare Devil Hurley & Mile. La Bella Oat Looping, Out Gapping, ail others

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Daily Ba88e!S Park Agricultural, Fancy Work, Culinary and other exhibits in great variety. Everything free. All welcome.

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MONEY DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, OCT. 12, WILL DRAW COMPOUND INTEREST FROM OCT. 1 , The Mishawaka Trust & Savings Co. Capital Surpluc and Stockholders Liability $230,000.00. Strong Convenient Accommodating,

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LUCKY .STItIKJ:S Hvadcne 140 Amanda 110 Cenevieve 78 Kathryne 74 Esther 74

S7 139 366 in 117 31S

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Totals 4 76 4 37 EYEKSTltlKES Edith 81 113

Clara F Helen

Clara P 69

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Kathryn Ii. Totals . .

117 110 129 356 104 120 91 315

60 79 208

136 103 116 355,

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CITY LEAGUE. EETAPSniiS McKeand 13G 1 S3 159 504 Walton 156 190 172 51S

F.berhart loS 149 1S7

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Handicap 120 120 120

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A. I-imler 147 1SS 154 4S9 k

IVY. Klaer 15S 169 144 471

Average ISO ISO ISO 540 Average ISO ISO 180 540

Handicap 50 50

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hw ?i HI : Ah WILL OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH THIS BANK We Welcome Small Deposits. 47o Qnlc-rc5t c-? 4cc bavinirs Deposits. A L FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS COMPANY.

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CAKI) OF THANKS. IX APPRECIATION I respectfully beg to thank all those of my friends wlio voted for me in the queen contest of the North Side air and to express my appreciation for their efforts in my behalf which resulted in such a splendid victorv. YIYIAX SCIIMITT. Ad v t.

LMUKS' AID QUIETS. A meeting ot the Ladies' Aid so-

ci ty of the First Presbyterian church 'M was held Wednesday afternoon at the'j

.ome of Mrs. M. M. lasher, Lincoln "ri li-'huav 1!. Follouintr th hnelns M

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IVII5MAWANA CLAbblrlbU

FOR SALi: A bargain one Jewel base burner, one Jewel steel range. Roth in hist class condition, also one uas- range. Call Fred Kreutz. 424 H.

IV i: SALE Jewell base burner. Must be sold at once. Home phone '.51 A.

PRINCESS SSS?e

1 ( ii; SALU OH RENT A fine manufacturing plant, good brick buildnigs. uu.i'cC square feet lloor space.

teara heated, well-lighted, operated

iy never failing water power, located

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runk. A. J. and J. YV. Schindler.

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YANTEI To do vashings. Inquire1 i 5-u Laurel st. i

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A Newspaper Play with t!ie Real New spa per Atmosphere. Yita graph Co tr.etiy

"THE LOVE SHIP"

i oil SALE Household furniture.' En on ire 311 E. Third st. !

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FOR SALE Six room bungalow with bath. Inquire 1030 E. Fourth st.

Full SALE Complete child's bed. caf

range and other furniture. Inquire ! S. Mill st., or 723 E. Utwrtnce 8L !

FOR RENT Basement store room. Mishawaka Trust & Savings Co.. 2 rins on 7S.

FOR SALE Eight-room house with two lots in northwest part cf Mtsh.nvnkn. Will exchange far smallor

Teaturing Lillian Walker and a I ,imr.,.nv r sll nn p.u-v nnvmto

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and note ths.scrapulows-cleanliness StoaS afSenis every step In She process of brewing and bofiffling these fannoes brews.

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