South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 235, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 August 1916 — Page 8

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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR FEET BURN AND ACHE Hvv mariy tims ymi come J-oh)' it, xl.f r-vr xiitiiz v :th your fet iiOnr.x arvl burnini; from stamlinj' or v.-.sk:?:,' i:i h ml. h-.t ho- lr-ath-r. .ir.'i u hat '.vou!'!n't L'ivo to Le rrli' 1 f that torture? Hrri a mtt. H 'v iy ti obtain ool. r-m-f.r,;iv--. h.'i; py f t tl.tt r-orr.:TM-ri. :t- if :rio it is .o pit:., ;. ar.i . r. (;t a jki. k.i-'- jf Va---Ta frr ru yonr ir;'.: t. It r.!y 'w- a rjunrtr. Th-ri -. horrid ;ri'l hath' your f--t In hot -,a!r in vhih aj havf 'roi' -5 two fr thr' nf thf-. taTrts. A ("' '.H ;o ;-"; f.f omff-rt an l -!! -1 t. ah! rr--fi rvr ru ..n J all tin !. n hh. f-l:r.i,' will vani.-h. W.i-.W-Ta al!ci to jour ath i-- a 1 1 i h t f ii 1 -!. rsT and rt::-intf-' tarst. r-moving impurities arri Inni-hir. L i ;.' ojfrs. If your (ir.ir.f hasrt Wa-NV-Ta. Fnd us 10 ct'" to f ovr -x jT.Sf f.f yarkin' ar.-l rnaü.nir ar.l will y-nl y i a rnpl- p;t.rkair" j.r.j.ai'I to our a !r!n . Vnu vm!1 thank us for th- - j.-tion. C. Iinlon Co.. i-'outh IWnd. Ind. AdvU

RUPTURE FREE DEMONSTRATION of t':o m .r. n-.it"t '. -iTf Hoajr wo.:i a: '1 :. I rvd t-v p y ; i i ii THE SELF ADJUSTING WUNDERTRUSS. S'n;,rl,r to a!' otJ.'Tt. NY pr-ijrr i t hrr k r n t r . - t'i', jn fcmf- No leff fi. !.-'.. !.iti' ril --r l-itli-r. K,-i'.-1.ili f'.r r ii ;t n : i. n .iml fi.inl to holn. th-" f''i.in' ('j-r;tf i-'j.-t an 'I imvH n.-p-t.. ii f..: fiittj;.' ,.r.l-r t.!.r;i) yur ihy .; : in .r Sy r tri.ii at" OLIVER HOTEL hmhi i. mi. tf :?: . in. M. H. BROWN If v.Mi . mil'.: .-ail. writ.- f..r ;:i rt i nl.i rs. ! I r h .i.;.:i:in-- r. , t.j V. ;it:i f , V( rk 'ity. Kills Pesky Bed Bugs P. D. Q. 2T- fnK ,,f r I () mnk.-c a full iii irt f tin- 1.. r 1 i j lt Kiü.-r ii -irt!i. I;, tii-r tl.ari a twirn j .f l.l fa-:!ii.n.-l ni.v-kili.TN. I. I J. iIVnv I.vH" (f!jlMu.ti. k!IN likf : ' im ! ! ri-.-t r- -h-Ik It s'ttl in. !!.-.m, r"M' !i-. ants and f.'ii'"k-ii Ii-. aiii riof i.nly kil! flu iM' j,.-t, ,rt !!. i-'L' aJ vl. I. I .. ..a't inj'irf . hahinu'. -ar-j.-t. 'ur'ains. .1 ra "Ti. .r wa'l . ij'r. Trv it ti f!i" and sm th ih-.m Hop Ynr ilrnz'lxf it r fan ct it f.-r vmi. Owl t'tj'-rm.-i 1., T-rrr 1 i aTlte. lud. Use Cocoanut Oil For Whing Hair If you uatit to k i your hair in J.''l ftnditiii, ! .titiil what vtu wash, it with. Most soaps and pn-part d shampo.is oritain too tn ah alkali. This urps tli s-alp. inakis tin hair hrit-th-. and us ry harmi ul. Just ilain rnuli:i.-l antit oil (u'hi-h is pur' and t-ntirely -;rf;.sd-.s). is much hfttrr tlian tin- most fxpt-ns-ii.ip .r anthiiitc 1- um ran ur or sha i'iiMiun-r, as this can't posi!-ly injur.- thf hair. fc-imjly r r ; i -1 1 1 ur )iair with v a'. r and . aS i( in. ( nr (r two t-.tp :) ! uls will nuikf ;lu ahuudiinf of ii h t arn lathT, and hafsts tla- hair and sralp thoro',juhl. Th- !.it'nr rir. -s out rasily, and r'niof ry paraulf of dut, lirf, dandru!':" an.! .(as;v,. ,il. Tho hair dn ui and 'nh. anl it lfats it hu' and Mlkv. hriullt. Huffy, and .!-. t'i in.itl.i;''. !l . in ;t iau'.-i'u'd i-'Moanut od . . t i n o -1 a v. d r u s ! i u . It is v h'-ap. and a ' o an s i nouuh t !. -! i". iTjonc i:i tl'- !.imil for nionth-. Adv.t Ambition Pills For Nervous People The rrftt r f tonic t he fam- .-; '!.! A in SU t u.r. i 1 i . that v put : im and Nihility into T.crv. .-.- t.rt ! out, all in. ib sp-ni-j at po p.e i : a t w ..-. Ar. :' i ,:i : : . t (. :r only SO ,:.!, i: i . TT.uk Cut Fate Meiih ,-.t ! i .i ;t hi u i.d h the maker t. r f ..u! t he pureh:Lse pr: e 1 . I ! i : I - :i--.-:tis:u-d w ith the i t.r-t b. pu h i-c,j Th. .- ; r:i.- th r:; :".r er:., ra! b ' :ht . t er.u- j nitration, 'm-nt.t! lepi -vs; ui a :! nnstrum: T. f S iS d h .. i'-lllduU'l'IlO' TH a i c i 1 c '; . ; . 1 ..i c . . i r (.'.ei v,,ii'A , , in v kll.d For .:r, :.::'.. t; u of tue Tierv-'.;s f stev.l " ct.-!. .ti'.;::n:i lulls are 1 i;r,viri i.-Mt!, whih- lor htt i .. t trerr.bl,?- and neuralgia they are ( Ein ply sp'e ndui. Fi'ty cent- at I .Utc Cut Fate Medicine Store! a. id th ..; Ts '. ry a here. Mail of.lrs :tlb !. ch ir. c- ;.r paid 'y Wende; I'll., rir..u ai c o, lis.. S"ra-us.. N. Y. A.M. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING C .!. i . ,:.. rtl t. .i,l t such o r w mm g c;dr:i. a that (!' tie' ; n.:s i -Utr.tl;, U-in- pu! UshI HI tt. da.lv Jifws, s'm.au; how Ld.a i:. Ft: .kham's ' o Co:ur'uue l u-.ad.' from to. ? and li'-rbs. i.-tor- sut:. i.r. "a . t i . . n t.. health and stre'jt.i ' Thci'viijls of women s i:: r t jut arf you ar- s-.itTent:. and i.-. lt!i o. or th.r . n s:;:u. tut. ' ,?e f hev . !,'-- JUade w 1 J i L d.a I" I'1'.kI'..i:io 't -c-t.iLle e"o.u.; u..i.d V. h .!..:.; va tr

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COUNCIL APPROVES OF NEXT W BUDGET Trough Efforth of the NewsTimes Three Important Projects Passed. At thf rouncil mff-tint; hhl la.-t nirht, appropriations for 1117, amounting to ?10,4',fh wt-rc approved, included in thf hudt-t wro thrff projects which Thf XewsTimfs hoostfd. Thf hook and ladder truck lor tlif Hr df artnif nt. thf poliff patr'd and auto am I'm lance and thf municipal b.ithini; heach. All thiaf of thf questions have heen airitatcd for year.". This yi-ar The New s-Timf s took th m in hand. Six thousand dollars was appropriated for the lire truck, which will replace the old horse driven vehi le. Mishawaka has l.mi; needed such a convenience, for the motor ran reach the tire much quicker and it's upkeep will he much less. Two thousand live hundreil dollars will he expended in purchasing the much needed auto patrol. 'Many Limes the local department has heen emharrassed hy not heim? aide to k'.t to the scene of trouhle in time. The Ilcach .t After years of nintatin' the city fathers finally agreed ttiat a nathiv.K heach for it's people would he acceptalde. I'or the past live years swimming enthusiasts hae presented petitions H.skirnr tlie council to take me action. Hut up to this ear their requests have heen turned down. Several weeks aco a petition started hy The News-Times secure.! over two hundred of the h adinsr ( itizens names upon it. This carried a ood deal of prestige as the result shows. Tlie 1!H7 limpet. Tlie aiTx Hints approved for the different departments ;ire as follows; Hoard of works- Street, $7.100; engineer's, in,.-); park, f.'.OOO: city hall, $L,L''t; tfirhage and mhhish. Sl'.si'O; sundry, $10. .'00; city sealer, $f,0i: honrd of works, $2.100; public water find electric- service, $14,ooo : total $ ty.l20. Finance depart ment Salaries. $C. !.: miscellaneous expenses, ITr.r... department of law, $2.000; city honds and interests, $11. 300; total $.'0.-J10. I'.o.trd of s,ifety Folice. $l...r.00; lire. $iy.7;ö; health. $l.S0O; board of safety. $100; total $.'17,160. C.rand total $ 106, 4!0. Claims nniotintini? to $C.0r.7, were also approed of. PRICE OF BOWLING BOOSTED FIVE CENTS Mishawaka an South Fend bowlintr alley proprietors have boosted the price of the popular pastime from 10 rents to 1 " cents each game, er two games for a quarter. The league play will be This will go into effort .Sept. l. and will hol! goo. until Sept., F.M7. This price is charted m most of the alleys throughout ttie country. The upkeep .f the alleys is increasing and thf owners feel that the new price is not too steep. Tlie companies that h tve endorsed the new prices are: i: t. KlLsass.T. Mishawaka: South Fend The Waters Co.. Hall & Calron. I .an Fardcen and Koehler vSrhafer. WANT TO RAISE ENLISTMENTS TO 40 Capi. Herbert Nifong and First Lieut. P terson of the Mishawaka Pr. par dm-.-vs Co. are endeav oring to raF the enlistment of the company to l' mmi!''rs. fr when this is accomplished, the government will farnih rifles. .Many new members hae en erJLs.'ed of late, and as 'n the cool weather starts in. and a h.ilJ an be arranged for, 4 'apt. Nifong expei Is no trouble in in r;.isiji hi squad. I ist right an enthusiastic driP. u.us laid. Sec. m. 1 Lieut. William P er.-; reported, but urgent business affairs caused him to leave early. Th.' m t drill will he held Friday een;C.g at eiu'ht o'clock. li; i: on v Miss L'dith il ACATION TKII. all. 2(M Faker st.. Mivs lla:al Gab -t. and Mk Tc Fend. ar t iijoyi tion from t h- o:T k i Woob n Mfr. day for St. Luicr. Colo . Salt 1 Washington, la. ?he will be the Mrs. Newton W was formerly M th:s c :ty. In W. will vi;t witfi gratxlmothcr. ntine. 1 I S. Main na Jones of South nu a month's vacni( a of the Mish.iwaCo. They left Mon-K.uis-;is c'ity. Ivnake City. Ftah and While in IVnver. guests of Mr. and 'ri-ht. Mrs. Wright :vs Fadine Hall of ishington. la., they Mi-s htb-ntine's ii uciiAsi; iu; c.woi:. (w. t Matclattc. proprietor of the Lir.coln Way Inn. Th1 Mattlutte and Ft:s;.. 11 Swart have purcha-d a foot Ker.nebec motor can-.e. The engine, a marine motor, is horsepower and can make over 1 ' miles an hour. They claim that this canoe is the only one of its kind in this ieinity. A long t raise is contemplated up the St. Joseph. M KF11 I) IN CI.rYFLAM). Announcements of the marriage of Grant T. Wilson, a former well known Mishawaka boy to Miss Gerahiir.e Wilmet at Cleveland. h Mond..v w.re received m Mish.iwaka Tu csd a V.

WAKA GENERAL NEWS

COOP AND LENT'S CIRCUS v f I i r : 4 - I i f 1 It is asserted that Coop and Ient ; possess some of the very best clowns ! in the circus field. j There is a laugh a second tucked ! iway between exploits of daring and ! teats of skill. Thrills and laughter chase each other around the threat canvas, each ieing for suptemacy. Sometimes the thrills are on top. then merriment Kets the strangle hold on sensationalism. The slapstick methods of thf unfunny clown of yesterday are tabooed. There are madcaps, wits and cutups, "jesters." fools and buffoons. Sunny .Tims and Happy Jacks from every point of the compass. Much fun is also introduced into the program by clever burlesque aerial bar. high wire artists and innumerable e.jy animal nets. Coop and Kent will exhibit in n iwaka on Thursday, Aug. L't. BORDiMER'S MEETING WASAZER0 FROST Mishawaka is evidently indifferent to tlie centennial ceh bratioii to be staged in South Fend this fall. John S. Fonlner was advertised to address a meeting in the Hotel Mishawaka last night in an effort to arouse some local enthusiasm in the project, but not a single individu.il turned out to hear him, although ; accommodation had been arranged ', for. If Mr. Fordner put in an ap-j pea ranee no one saw him. Tlie only j individual to appear on the scene was a News-Times reporter. LOCAL GROCER IS KILLED THURSDAY Herman Potisman, of Schwartz and Potisman. grocers. CO X. Main ;st.. was instantly killed while crossing the railway 'racks at Flkhart. Tuesday morniru. by the Twentieth Century limited. Word to this etle t was p-ceived by his brother-in-law. Morris Schwartz. Mrs. Schwartz was buried only last week so that this tragedy comes a-s a great shock to the .scliwartz family. On learning of the accident, ivimuel P. Schwartz, deputy prosecutor, nephew of Mr. Potisman, an other members of the family left immediately ! for Flkhart. No further ia rtieulurs as to th" accident were received. iADMITS IMPLICATION J IN JEWEL ROBBERY ( i On Ai;-r. 1 i. the residence of John May. owner of Frnt and Church sts., was robbed of jewelery and other articles a mounting to about $:'uö. At that time no trace of the thieves could be found. Monday niuht Fune Hirsch, who sa.it! that he wa.s implicated, walked into the station an.t ?ae himself up. His partner is still at large. Judu'e Feig placed his bond at $'"0. ()i;sr.KM MST HIKTIIDAY. uirust Herzog, sr.. 1116 Fine.. In way W., on Monday receiving many conuratulations from his friends on Iiis Mt birthday anniersary. in spite of his advanced age, Mr. Herzog i c nji i:; j -ood he alth and is able to attend to his duties at the Hetzo-r -tore each day. He Ins a lare circle of friends in this city who w ih him many returns. I'AIK TICK I "TS ON SALI!. tto P. of the hardware firm of ( . F. Ltn? Co. and chairman f the grounds committee of the fair association, received a large number of tickets for the forthcoming fair at Springbrook Tuesday inoir.m.g, which are now on sale at the Lang store. ITtANK IU NN ATTI:M)S T nrsi.Miss. Frank Funn. w ho had his leg amputated recently, was able to le down to business Tucsdav 1UKTII.N. j A son was l-irn to Mr. and Mrs.) Anthony Schmitt. W. .sixth st.. AucItl'Ys TN CHICAC.O. Mrs James l'.UIon was in Chicago' tm a I'uyinc trip Mond iv. She re-! turned during the ts ruing. )

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16 PROBLEM

GROWING SERIOUS

Dearth of Accommodation Being Felt by Manufacturers Who Have Rush Orders. The housing problem in Mishawaka grows more serious every day. At present it is said there isn't a house for rent in the city, and as mechanics and their families are arriving daily, the problem is giving much concern to the manufacturers who are advertising broadcast for all kinds of help. While there are many homes built throughout the city at the present time, it is said that the big majority of these ar of the cheaper class, and for rent around $10 c r $ 1 per month and are all rented before completion. What is mostly wanted are home that .vill rent from $20 to $2." ami any number of such dwellings would lind ready tenants. It is thought strange that owners of real estate now lying idle in every part of Mishawaka, would not consider the building of such homes a splendid investment, .and would seize the present opportunity of utilizitig their lots for such purposes. The )odge Co. has opened a night employment otlice in the city, and i.s taking on all the machine moulders', and foundry and yard laborers it can get hold of. Many of these who find work, are forced to seek residences in South Fend, while several have had to o to Klkhart for accommodation. On the other hand, several men with families who hae come to work in the city have returned to their homes, after having found out that there are no houses for rent. The manufacturers of the c it y were never as busy in their history as at pre vqu. and have sufficient orc' rs ah-'ad to keep them working to capacity for many months. The Perkins Windmill Co., one of the city's iddest industries, is employing over l.'.O hands, and a few -days ago shipped .a car of its windmills to South America, this being the first shipment in two years. Large orders hare recently been received from the west, and according to Falph W. Smith, manager, the business of the concern is in better shape than for several years. If living accommodations could be found for all the mechanics and laborers who could find employment in Mishawaka at the present time, the city's population would be inereisfd very materially. GERTRUDE WACHS WINS ALVIN SILVER PRIZE Miss Gertrude Wachs. 12 W. Proadway. was the winner of the local prize in the letter-writing contest conducted by the parmenter jewelry store. Miss Wachs' prize consists of a set of siler spoons. There were several thousands of answers sent in from Mishawaka. Miss Helen Flynn of Tucson. Ariz, won the large chest of silver consisting of 20s piet-es. A copy of Miss 1'lynn's answer is on display at Parnienter's. n:;c;v iiyi,i at tilmpi.i:. Peg'-ry Hylaml. noted English favorite, plays the leading role in ' Saints and Sinners" at the Temple theater today. Miss Peggy Hyland, the beautiful and talented little little Fn-lih actress, whose recent arrival in America to appear exclusiely on the screen under the management of the Famous Players Film Co.. has created considerable newspaper comment, makes her debut to the American public in "Satints and Sinners." Tin: sii:.ni:ir at Lincoln. The Lincoln theater has a special offering today in the Pathe featur, 'The Spender." featuring Ocoro Prolan. This is a Gold Koc.ster play in five big reels. It shows Peter LoPert. young, enthusiastic and tremctplotisly alive but reckless. He is sent away bv his indignant father. Pagby, the family servant exists his lot with the oung man. A luxe affair, a daring rescue and other features of interest make this picture oiif o th" greatest of the day. i i:ti: unity iioli p.ANgcirr. Mishawaka's newest fraternity, "Amici Ford', held it's second love feast last night at the Lincoln Way Inn. An excellent menu was served followed by interesting talk-- by the members. Plans were discussed for the fall social season. uirrriiNs to iniia.iolin. Gabriel Frown has returned to his home in Indianapolis. Ind.. after spending several days as the guest cf Mr. and Mrs. August Herzog- sr., 2 Lincoln way F.. Miss Hilda Frown will remain here for several da vs. FoKMLK hi:sidi:nts IN.H KKI). Mr. am! Mrs. Hlie Mo r. former residents of this city wer- severely injured in an automobile accident at Ivetreit. Mich. Monday. Mrs. Miytr is in a criitcal condition, althouah it is thought that Mr. Mover will n co err TAKi; AlTOMOlIILi: TIIII. Claude Furrell. Miss Futh Pfleewer. Lee rfleeger and Mi-s Dorothy Harlan, have gone on an extended automobile trip, which will include a tour through s-eral states. They will return in about 10 cJajs.

M I si IA V. K A 1 M 'J IM XAI .S. ir. am. Mrs. 11. J. tlraham W. Third st., have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at their summer home at Macatawa park. Mr. and Mrs. William MclMnald and daughters Fvelyn and Joyce, and Fay Coddens of Mount Pleasant. Mich., rr.otrred to Mishawaka and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cndder.s. I W. Sixth st.. and Mrs. 1-:. Vande Walle, 213 K. Fighth st. Mrs. Margaret Hindelang and daughter Miss Pertille. 107 W. Seventh st., returned from their vacation spent at I'etroit, Ypsilanti and Chelsea, Mich., Monday night. They are accompanied by O. A. Hindelang of Fetroit. Mich., who will spend a week as the truest of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. August Colpaert ol Toledo. ., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coddens. r. 4 :j W. Sixth Pt. Miss Martha McLean of Waterloo. .'. Y. arrived in Mishawaka Monday to spend the week as the guest of Miss May me Footh. 204 Lincoln way i:. Miss Catherine Jacob is visiting with relatives in Lima, O. Paul Farrett has returned from Findlay. O., and has taken a position with the Gillette Motors Co. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Schindler, Lincoln way K., have gone to Mammoth Cave. Ky. The trip was made by auto. A. c. Haslanger spent Tuesday in Chicago. C. L McCollum. 517 W. Third st., is enjoying a vacation from the office of the Mishawaka. Woolen Co. Harry Witwer ha.s gone to Bryan, O., where he will reside. Miss Fernice Feeder. 'Mö W. Front st.. left Tuesday morning for Orand Papids. Mich., to spend a week as the guest of her brother, Farl W. Feeder. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Wilklow and daughter. C.eorjean, of Van Wert. O., nre guests of the former's father. J. Z. Wilklow, S. Church st. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Downey of Three Fivers. Mich., are spending a week visiting with relatives here. Edward C. Kryon of Indianapolis spent Sunday and Monday with his brother, Mills Kron. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Rreckon. 517 W. Prnadway st., have returned from a vacation spent at Davis lake.

MACKENZEN NOW SAID TO BE IN BALKANS DIRECTING TEUTONS News-Time Special Service: PAFIS. Aug. 22. Field Marshal von Mackensen who was recently reported Iry Ftenrh army officers to be directing German operations on the western front, is now reported to be in supreme command in the Falka ns. In the view of military critics, the reported presence of Fiel! Marshal von Mackenzen in Macedonia is worthy of credence. It was he who directed the operations of the Teutons and Fulgarians on the great drive that conquered Serbia, so he is familar with ground and the conditions prevailing there. Yon Mackenzen has never fought on the western front, so far as known. Victory in the Falkans is essential to the central powers if they are not to be cut off from their ally, Turkey, and consequently the kaiser would naturally select one of his most brilliant generals in supreme command there. Di:.Tiis snow !nchi:ase. Iatern.'itiuii.l Necvg re r fleet NFW YORK. Aug. 22. Deaths from infantile paralysis and new cases showed an increa.se today. Reports for the last 2 4 hours shows 39 deaths and IIS new cases against i' deaths and 92 cases for the previous da v. MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WA.N'TKn Girl for general houseWork. Apply SO:! Lincoln way West. MALI: 1 1 MLP. AYA NT FF Waiter. Apply Koss Lunch Poom. 10.) Lincoln way W. WANTFl Messenger boy. Postal Telegraph Co.. Hotel Mishawaka. WA.Vn:r Truckers at New York Central Freight house. LOST AND TOUXD. JST n south side, watch ribbon fob without hook. Finder return. 410 W. Crnve st. run sali: on knciianck. IT) It S.YLE OR EXCHANGE 4 0 acres; room house in good condition; large chicken house with five compartments: laud laying level and all in crops this year; 1J acres corn; landlord's .share goes with sale. Earl C. (Jarmire. Home phone 175. roK .l.r. .MISCKLL.NIXFS. Fi.F SALF Goon rubber tire surrey, cheap. Home phones S 1 5 or noi si:iior.i ;oois. Fol; SALE Favorite tase burner stue. large in size; library iible; dining table, and six dining chairs. Incjiure 1-7 E. Seventh st. Home phone A 50 7. ix)K sali: mlscixlanixjus. Fop SALE Motor tat. iirst class undition. storage battery. Price If. .'all K. Joseph sL FoF SALE 1914 11. Davidson motorcvcle. two spfed. Fully eiurp-I-eU. Home phone JT1.

BELIEVES OTHERS WILL BE HELPED

John Nash, Farmer, is Confident Tanlac Will Relieve Many More People. "I believe Tanlac will help others who suffer a.s I did and I never hesitate a minute to recommend it to any of my neighbors whom 1 believe need it." John Nash, a farmer who lives two miles from Dowagiae. Mich., said while in Mishawaka on Aug. 16. T was bothered with rheumatism and liver and kidney trouble," Mr. Nash continued. "My ankles and the joints of my knees would often beome swollen anci I didn't sleep well at night because of the severe pains th- rheumatism caused. I was often bilious. 1 could tell when one of these attccks was mming because of a thick coating on my tongue. My kidneys were very weak and irregular. "Tanlac was recommended to me by friends and 1 decided to try it. I've taken one bottle of the medicine now and I'm greatly improved. The swellings are gradually leaving my ankles r,nd knee joints and the pains also have heen relieved to such an extent that I re-t well at night. I have not been bothered with an attack of biliousness for quite a while now and I really feel much better in every respect." Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is especially beneficial for stomach, liver and kidney trouble, catarrhal complaints, rheamatism. nervousness, loss of appetite bleating ind belching, pains1 in the back and stomach, constant hawking and spitting of mucus, and the like, and is a fine blood purifier and a general system cleanser. Tanlac i.s now being introduced in Mishawaka at the Red Cross Pharmacy where the new preparation is being explained to the public. Advt. CONVICT WHO FELL INTO FORTUNE FACES ANOTHER SENTENCE Interna ti'rvil News Service: JEFFEJLSON CITY. Mo.. Aug. 22. Gould Jay, a convict serving sentence for forgery and said to be heir to a large fortune, has confessed to Deputy I. S. Atty. Robertson, of Kansas, who came here to see him, that he had gotten $H0 under the pretext of being an old boyhood friend from Hartford City, Ind., from II. O. Woodbury of Olathe, Kas., three yearn ago. Woodbury had made complaint to the United States district attorney's office and since then the federal authorities have heen looking for Jay. Since Jay became heir to the fortune he has been using some of the money to hire attorneys to attempt to have his sentence shortened. He may not have to serve his state sentence to the end, but no matter when he is freed, federal authorities will be at the prison doors waiting for him. He will be arrested and will face another term in the penitiary. ARCHBISHOP SPALDING IS DANGEROUSLY ILL International News Service: PEORIA. 111.. Aug. 22. Arch bishop John Iancasiter Spalding is j eeriously ill and members of his j family are alarmed. The archbishop j has been in bed for 10 days and the i attending physician said the out- j come could not be determined. j Archbishop Spalding is 70 years old j and a native of Kentucky. i Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads Sage Auto Livery Mishawaka Garage Taxis at all hours of day and night. NEW BUICK-SIX Reasonable prices. Call both Phones 112. LINCOLN THEATER TODAY "THE SPENDER" or "THE FORTUNES OF PETER" A Gold Rooster Feature in Five Parts. As a prince it didn't take Peter lone; to ,u;aln entrance to the McCabe home and as a loYer It didn't take him lone; to irain admission to Nellie o McCabeV heart. See this most interesting picture at the Lincoln today. Tomorrow FLORENCE TURNER Adults 10c Children 5c

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The Beautiful :uui Talented Little Hnc:l:h Actress, in "Saints and Sinners" Paramount Production in ; Hie Act. Sens.iti-mal and exciting situations e-jenr '' hen 'Fan-hawe' lakes "Letty," the ullage minister's daughter, m New York instead nf to Steepler rd. A picture that's iiilercnt. ADDED ATTRACTION BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOG.

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Wantedi-Machine moulders, Foundry and yard laborers. Apply Employment Dep't. Dodge Mfg. Co., Mishawaka. Night employment office open from 7 to 8:30 oIock Tuesday and Friday nights, located in the Dodge Club rooms over Temple Theater.

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