South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 281, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1916 — Page 9

SATTRDAY TTVnXTXfi. OCTOnOI 7, 101 C The remarkable manner in which lots in the T7 n TI o o MIO (Rini LADIES PLAN TO GIVE OYSTER SUPPER ELECT DELEGATE TO MISSIONARY CONVENTION it-it n

SUUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MI SHAW AK A NEWS News-Times Office, 111 South Main Street. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

MEN) AGAIN

OPENS FOR BUSINESS

Tenders License Fee of $500,

to City Officials, Which is Refused.

Frünwir tho f!ismi--'il of his ra- 1 y J'iir l'nril in thu superior r uurt rr: !.y afternoon, J;hn Kror.c"WitUr. 5-i!'":i keri'.r. Ölt Wo I Is '.. .j.ci. f! . tut b!j.-in.'.s Friday ri-;f't. II' ).'1 it i'. l'fl Miut' i ciTiLT f"ur;d ; '.illy y a .i."?ial jud" in thf I c . 1 1 (fii.rt th' l'--rinni!.s of V.f pr : wrck. After the iro- ; lines in the i:outh Ueml furt. t'l" saloon kej'r rani to MSh.t"'...ka and aain t rvlt rrd the I'ccr.s !" i.f JT.iM, to f'ity Treasurrr Kim1m!!. i'hif official ynt him to Control r Walter Michael, vh in-fnrinr-'l him that the time for reiir? the fro had oxjirrl. Kronouittor went homo, turr.M th key in t ? l - lork, J t 1 1 1 -. i up tiO Miadr-s.

!onnol his apron, and 'omnirriff-d

to li;.r iv .stcoU- of wet pood.-1, for a coni.Jei atir.n, of "oure. I a-Jii'! Van Fleet, hired I y the ritv several wreks a::, .-rial 7rov-riitor of Kronew itter, had the ase nolle pro-sM I-ii!ay aftercon, refusing to let It to the j-iry. This, it is i done on ar our.t

f the ahsenoo ' fine of the -tat'!i

w it no-.-es. Jw.st what the r.et moe will he in the tft'-rts of t!;e ( it y e.dii! ir i.- t rat ion to pet K rncw Itter out of hu-iness, is not krmwr; at present, hut rnneh eritieisni is arising over the V)z continued t'forts vt 1 1 ; e ity, to r M,l the matter.

Mpmi!"' ff th Iadirs' Auxiliary

Firt Kn''lish Lutheran

r huri'h met in regular session I'rio ty aft riionji at the home of Mrs. J. II. I)ann, Horne'.vood ;iv. This nie tiri; was scheduled for Wednesday hut v. as char.nul on account cf the centennial at South I lend. During the business meeting it was decided to pive an oyster supper in the church parlors, in two weeks. A committee with Mrs. Will Albert as chairman, was appointed to arrange for this affair. Ilev. Knurrs k'ave srunc readings. A .-or i ti hour followed. A fine lur.'heon was served by Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. i:i!a Fdison, M7 1'. Fourth st., will entertain the Auxiliary Wednesday, ct. lMh.

INDCOR BALL LEAGUE APPOINTS OFFICERS

At a meeting of the directors of

Fraternal Indoor Tl.il! leiurov.

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s eU-.t ''. pr s;der:t. Walter L:sli-

a'. ;:)'., screar., and X Isoii 'hris: anson. treasurer. A set of j w rules came up for discussion. :;.! the organization appomttd : o::.i:;itt e to make the necessary !. m-' s nrt'ol on, an ri-prt To :r r:;-tir. to be !i 1 . 1 Monday !U next in the K. P. hall. MACCABEES TO GIVE SERIES OF DANCES

Th-" f.r.:t of a series of dancing j ir!i-s to ) . jiveti by the Knights of the Mac.ibees uill be held toi .Kht in the iv. of p. hall. One of tb.' features will he the plajin of tu., pianos accompanied ,y drums. .Miss Marcella Puckel, Harry F.raham and Jacob Korm-r will form tl'.e trio presenting this inoation. V,'il!;an Lord n will act ;us tiie tloor n.-iruiu'cr and Kay Fisher as ilanci u iii-tr ;cor. Fotnmittee cb.arK of this affair i- compos, d f J. W. I.oshbaimh. Wil'i.u.1 St -Iter and William Lor- . c .

iik;ii school noti. The first meeting of the newly rrririi?:'d hiuh schofd Fooster clut), was held Friday afternoon, and the following officers elected: Albert Stanley, president; Martha Xeiswonjrer, ice president; Claytina Ainlay, s-ecretary ami treasurer. I'rincipal Fikenberry, Miss Kate Kern, and Kyron S. LeP'k' are faculity members. The constituthn was read and explained by Prin. Fikenberry. Th ? first by-laws to the constitution was made and adopted by the club. It named the time of meetings, which will bo every other Monday during school, and the place of meeting, which will be the botany labratory. Several subjects were discussed, and one or t'.vo passed upoi. by the boosters. The sale or foothill anil baskrtb'.ll season tickets will be anions; the lirt things the club will tret to work at. A mass meeting of the students was held in the high school assunbly 1'riday afternoon and Coach Semeler, Miss Kate Kern. Miss Dobbins, Capt.. Poles and Kyron Letr Krae short talks to work up the school spirit. A play :'or the benefit of the- Athletic association, will be K;ven tinder the direction of C. A. Semeler and Kyron Ix'iT, assisted by the Publish department. The title of the story is, -Why Smith Left Home," and it will be played Thanksgiving ni.ht.

Mr?. W. K. Christophel was elected delegate and Mrs. Crist, alternate, to the Home Missionary conention to be held in Decatur, Ind., at a meeting of the society of the Methodist Memorial church held Friday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Dibble's wheel was in charpe of the program wnich consisted of the following number?: Keadins "Sacrifical Giving", Mrs. deor'c F. Kberhart; "A Saloonless Nation", Mrs. Schuyler Kose; "Heirlooms", Mrs. Crist; Master Joseph Adyelott, contributed two vocal solos of a. rdeasinff nature. Mrs. A. J. Gernhart pave the society a few remarks from the speech of the Deaconess, Miss Kenedict, given at Osceola. Refresh ments were served.

(Additional Mlshawafca Continued on Pao Ten.)

104 GRAND PRIZES The Kuss Baking Co. PRIZE CONTEST Four First Prizes for Largest number of Kuss (gg A A Bread Wrappers, ea. tf)sUU Second Prizes of 10 next hirh-

! est number of Kuss TA

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Third Prizes of 40 next highest number of Kuss (g t AA Bread Wrappers, ea. tpJLUU Fourth Prizes for the 50 next highest number of Kuss Rfks Bread Wrappers, each..3UC

TO HOLD 1IIIST MIIITTING. The music department of the Mishawaka Women's club will hold its tirsT meeting Monday nit;ht in the clu! rooms at 7:15 o'clock. The program will bo in charge .i Mfss Jennie Terry and Miss Helm Tupper. the subject beinp; "Orsoo", by Cluck. Miss Helen Tupper will have charge of the current events.

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ihti:i. Harry Whe'ler. who is alleped to hao defrauded a "South Pond boarding house, was artsted la-t nU'ht by Detective .Pdm Weaver at 7:30 o'clock on Lincoln way W. He was turned over to the South Kend police.

Contest Closes April 3, 1917 Bring Your Wrappers to The Kuss Baking Co. 119 West First Street on or before Tuesday, April 3, 1917 and Thursday, April 5, 1917. COME AND GET YOUR PRIZE. Everybody Can Enter This Contest.

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30 Artists

30 Singers and Dancers.

Everything to please, nothing io offend for old and young, rich and poor. Gorgeous Street Parade Daily at Noon.

Singers and Dancers VTio Dance and Sing Real Comedians. SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE. The Seasen's One Big Success. Special Scenery and Electrical Effects. Evening shows will begin at 8 o'clock, lasting 2V2 hours. Matinees Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Children admitted to matinees for 10c. Regular admission, 25c and 35c.

MONEY DEPOSITED before OCTOBER 12TH will draw Four Per Cent Interest from OCTOBER 1ST. HIRST TRUST SAVINGS CO. of Mishawaka. In same building and under same management as FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Combined Resources Over Two Million Dollars.

We are Exclusive Agents for the Famous Peninsular Gas

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are selling is the best argument we can make as to why you should buy at once.

Below are the plat and the prices. Remember there are 438 lot

$250.00 and up. Terms: $5.00 down and $5.00 per month.

Pick out your lot now. Come out Sunday and secure it before it is too late. Better say, "I bought a bargain," than, "I wish I had bought when I had the chance." Buy before the prices advance.

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