South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 286, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1916 — Page 16

SOOTH BENB NEWS-TIMES

It Tin ror.r hfTfi.x;, OCTOROt 12. 191. INDIA NA A ND MI CHI G A N STATE HA P PEN IN GS

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ii Answers Charges of Extravagance by Showing Republicans Left $200,000 Deficit. ELKHART. In!., o..t. 12. Armed v. ill; biter.- and ta rt'un'.' Alt'. On. t-t-n?:irir arfeptec! Jim c;M!n. i)' ba!i n:,'e to question the tn ; r.ts of tb- l.u-t republican adi(lin;,?r.it.;ori in Ü..-. sU!c. :ir.il when h- ha i nni.-ht-.t his talk bt fore the 1 u' c r ; .v S .it Hcrfr.iari's hull tlic-rn w.trt nt miich i: f t either of Goodrich or the- ädrnini.-traUon. .Stou no.jrg produce, evider.ee to hh' that when the republicans left the cai ital an J t .!! hnu?o at the -rl of ih.ir last term there was a !:i' it i f about J 200,000 in the ftate' t: nances and an indebtedness which totaled much larger. Stot-i-cr.barg dc ir.re-1 that now the stat ia out f debt and that there is a ;ish balance of over J2.O00.OU0 on hand. Fifty machine load of democrats wili go from liere Friday to hear .ov. Rai -ton .-peak in (lochen. Hon. Francis J. Hency of San Francisco, noted reformer and progressive will .St-.ik iu 1 Ilk hart U(L ü. While ."-he and her husband wero sitting K'L'tüuT at the dinner table Mrs. LIU Leer, lT.'i'j Harrison sL, suddenly reeled over into her husband's arm-j and expired. She had been ailing f''r sortie time. Reside: her husband H. H. Leers, Mrs. Ii is Kurviu-J by two daughters, Mrs. A. I-. CI; i ffith of this city, and Mi. L. R. Whelm of Lawrence, KP S. A two story addition, ILT.xf.o feet. is bei:nr built to' the Crow Motor .'s. plant. The addition is necessit.acd by the increased business of; the company. The trimming and body departments will be located in the new building. George J. Cheney of Chicago, an oxpert m:id nirineer, has been given the sup.-rvi.-ior; of the Washington township mad mow being built and the urk on the new roau is i.ow progressing rapidly. A straw ballot taken at the social t jr A

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These Friday Specials stand out prominently as representative of the extraordinary values to be found here every Friday. Every item listed is very much undcrpriced for Friday only.

Hemstitched Pillow Cases, I'ruit ol the Loom brand, izes 2 or 5x'). Regular 25c quality, Friday Q ordy, each L Jj Baby Crib Blankets, size 2 xi, pink .UbJ Hijv. tloral or animal d cmhs. 49c value, Friday only, J each t3 C Shirting Ginsham, in stripes of all ,-.d(r. Regular 10c r.rade, Friday only, yard 7c Pillow Tubing, Anchor brand, -15 inch, extra heavy ra.ie. 23c value, t r Friday only, yard Comfcrters, size 72x8 1, siJkoüne C'veri:ie;. in reen, blue and brown iloral desiirns. Regular $2.49 value, Friday f:rb: S2.15 White Crepe lor all pur poses. Regular ISc ?;T?d, Friday only 2c Steve Boards, crvstal. word Friday 4 J Wash Boards, zinc surface. fcry: 19c Adjustable Elbows .... 9 Wood Frame Wringers, v.-itb. :.-p adjuuMe (T Aluminum Water Dippers, .-r.e-pim -ize, with black enam19c Kirk's Fbke White OAA Soap, 10 bars 3 C Jardinicrs, s-ir.ch. glazed in:de a::d a.:::.d" :c;!1n &jJKj 5i-nda:-d Oil Perfection Hc2tc:s, ! n . meial tr".p.t. -nti -Vele-:riinn:ed, isvd od rlesb. nickel $3.79 j Teeth Brushes, O Friday only OL

of the Your.g People's P.ible class at the Church of Christ. Tuesday evening, gave Wilson 47 votes, Renson, IZ, and Hurhes. 14. An interesting program v. as arranged for the evening.

The i:ikhart county tax collection will begin (ct. 24. Miss Helen Carney, Mis.- Lora Zievel and Robert Short all of Elkhart v. ere In the main hall of the University of Wisconsin when it was partly destroyed by fire Tuesday, but escaped unhurt. Two special trains carrying nearly two thousand members of the Pennsylvania national guard passed through KIkhart, Wednesday enroute home. There wrere 55 coaches in the two trains. Th Turner Improvement Co. of Des Moines, has completed its contract with the Indiana & Michigan Llectric Co. for installing the underground conduits and bases for the poles of the new lighting system in Main and adjacent streets. The matches in the elimination contest for the Lloyd Kimonton cup in the golf tournament now in progress at the Christiana Country club are being played off rapidly and it is expected that the finals will be played Saturday afternoon. bodoma Kime. the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kime, who ran away from home Monday with a suit case tolonging to her brother-in-law, Albert Kaeder, and who was arrested in South Lend, has been brought back to this city. The larceny charge has been dismissed. J. A. Frickson and family, who are moving to Fvanston. III., from here, a re having their household goods shipped the 140 miles in a moving an because, they claim, it is cheapr. A high school orchestra of 1C pieces has been organized. The members are: , First violins, William Seeherger, Arthur Anderson, Gladys Housh; second violins, Dewey Shrelner. Margaret Killinger, Fernice Arbogast. Marion Tuthill, Fred Warnbaugh; clarinet, John Armstrong: first cornet, Constance Kolb; second cornet. Otis Martin: alto horn, John Kolb; bass horn, Clement Kolb; snare drum. Carter Rittle; bass drum and traps. William Parker; piano, Gladys Scoville. Japan owns 4,000 islands. Breakfast Sets, made of striped percale, skirt, middy and cap or dress, apron and cap. Friday special, Qp choice IJJ'Xj Silk Sweaters, in Co pen., rose and reen. Small sizes in two styles. Friday (TJO gA special . t)J 9kJ j Wool Skirts, black and white checks, both larre and til aiiu 3.50 in plain small checks. Friday, choice . Tub Silk Waists, in plain colors and stripes, also natural pongee. Choice, Friday only . . . SI. 65 Muslin Gowns, lon sleeves, hi;srh neck, tucked yoke, embroidery trimmed. jJr Special sJj Corsets, all sizes, medium bust, lonir hip, with two pairs supporters. Qr Friday special sJSVj House Dresses, percale, in blacky and white checks, douFriday only . 49c Men's Fleeced Ribbed Shirts, in cream and pink, all sizes, slightly soiled. Very special for Friday only, 29 C Boys' Outing Flannel Gowns, in pink and blue stripes, all sizes. 50c value, Friday . . . . 3 U Misses' Mittens, in brown, navy and black, assorted sizes. Special Friday only, f pair l&'V Women's Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and colored borders with embroider v design in k, Be comers. Friday special, each . . Ribbcns, fancy tloral patterns, stripes, checks and phin colors, in messaline and taiTeta, ' to 6 inches wide. 25c values, Friday enly, yard . . . . 19c

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FERRIS TO TALK III BEHALF OF WILSON

Will Devote 20 Days in Stumping State of Michigan. Not Attacking Opponent. Newr-Tlmes Special Servi": LANSING, Mich., Oct. i: iov, Ferrig has notified the democratic state central committee t!i c he would have .20 days between now and election day at the disposal of his party for stump speaking. While his speeches will be first in the nature of a sweeping defense of Pres't Wilson, he intends to go into state atTairs and will go after the last legislature for some of its actions. "I have not said a word against Mr. Sleeper, the republican candidate for governor." said Gov. Ferris Tuesday night. "More than likely I shall not." Ingham county jumped heat over the campaign, the chief causes of this rumor than the Lansing man was going to ca.st his to fever One of was the laboring vote for Pres't Wilson. Straw ballots, taken in three Lansing factories in the last few days and made public by th republicans, indicated a determined trend to Wilson at a ratio of more than two to one. COURT NAMES GUARDIAN Petitioners Show That Wealthy Youth Is ITolifio Spender. News-Times Special Service: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 12. Daniel L. brown, jr.. today was named guardian for James Franklin McClung. 22 years old, by Judge Lash. McCTung recently fell heir to an estate of about 54 0,000 inherited from his grandparents and parents. Most o the real estate included in the heritage is in Muncie, Ind., where McClung formerly lived. it was shown the court that McClung was a prolilic spender and that he had been guided by unscrupulous persons into many kinds of wild speculation. William N. Pergan has moved his law offices to Suite 301 Farmers Trust bdlg. Advt. 8 CO SOUTH BEND. One Big Lot of Silks, ranging from 25 to 27 inches wide, including messaline, taffetas, novelties and fancies. Choice selection of new 1916 shades. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 values, Friday QAr only, yard 27 inch White Cotton Shirtings, wide satin stripe etfects. Very special for 1 Sr Friday, yard U C High Grade Line of New Wool Materials, 42 in. wide, including Fancy Granites, invisible stripe eifects and others. Very special for 6iH Friday only, yard . . . . O JC Turkish Bath Towels, with triple blue stripe borders, size 2()x4o, excellent quality, pure white bleach. Regular 25c quality, special for 1 Friday only, each . . . . JL C Coats Thread, all Q numbers, dozen i 0 C Flexible Hairpins, medium size. Friday only, box ÖC Hooks and Eyes, National. 6 dozen, Friday 3C Kirk's Hardwater Castile 8c Woodbury's Facial 1 Q Cream, 25c size . . . '. JL O L Jap Rose and Palm Olive Scap, usually sold at 10c. Friday, 6 cakes Bucilla Embroidery Floss, in all sizes. Friday only, skein & Stamped Pillow Cases, on good quality tubing, in all new designs for solid and eyelet embroidering, size 42x36. Special for Friday only, J O pair vC Chiffon Veilings, with border, 2 2 inches wide, in all ft. Ult 29c colors. 49c value, Friday, yard

ATTY. M'INERNY SPEAKS TO WARSAW DEMOCRATS

L'iuiN WiKoii Administration Rofore Rig Crowd Many .ri Turned Away. WARSAW, meeting that Ins standing court house. Ind., Oct. 12. At a filled both the seatcapacity of the local William Mclnerny of South Bend appeared in tho interests of the local democratic organization las', evening. The large audience was composed mainly of laborors. factory men and farmer. As many were turned away from the meeting as wore present. The reserve bank act, the farmer'.t loan act, the income tax, and other of the achievements of the Wilson administration were praised by Mr. Melnery throughout his speech. One Matement of Mr. Mclinerny that met with great approval from the crowd was, "Mr. Hughes says that our Mexican po licy is wrong, that our European policy is. wrong, and that he can change it without war." Then he added, "Put how do we know tha he can? we know what Mr. Wilson will do." "They say that the war has caused an abnormal prosperity", Raid the speaker, "Put can you tell me how this has been an abnormal prosperity for you? What benefit have you derived from the sale ol munitions and supplies abroad"? A surprise was sprung in politi cal circles here Tuesday when .John! Gill, the nominee for sheriff in this county, withdrew his name from the ticket. It was announced that his place would be filled by George W. Polk of this city, who is a prominent man, engaged in the auto livery business. WITNESS NEARLY TALKS HIMSELF INTO SENTENCE Asks Judge if lie is Stockholder in Prestolite Company Court is Lenient. Newa-Times Spcls: Service INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 12. Orian IC .Stuart, of the Sunlight (l;ts Co. of Alexandria, almost talked himself into jail for remarks made to Judge Anderson in federal court. Action against Muart was brought by the Prest-O-Lite Co. to prevent him from refilling- the plaintiff's tanks with a gas made by .Stuart. After he had been ttdd that he was breaking a contract in so doing. Stuart asked permission to address the court. He then asked Judge Anderson if he were a stockholder in the company. The court said: "If I thought you knew what you were saying, I would send you to jail right now." Judg! Anderson's "pity for the ignorant" saved Stuart from a sentence for contempt. INJURED IN RUNAWAY Retired Business Man Hurt in Accident at Richmond, Mich. News-Times SjecLil Service: RICHMOND, Mich., Oct. 12. Ira J. Lovejoy, 65 years old, one of the best known retired business men in the thumb district, was seriously Injured when a team of yuiles hitched to a bean puller ran away. Mr. Lovejoy was helping his fathet-in-law. Robert Ward, with! his crop. Lovejoy was between the animals and the puller, when the mules took fright and began to run. He was thrown to the ground and dragged several rods. The puller lacerated his head and shoulders. STEALS ALL WIRING Copicr Wire is Rer.ioved From Store by VrAnown Thieves. News -Time Special Srrie: ST. JOSKPH. Mich.. Oct. 12. Copper wire valued :t more than $300. was stolen by thieves who entered the old Lyric theater property on State st. and stripped the building of all of the copper wire which had been installed for the electrical fixtures. The property, which belong to the Parker estate. i being remodeled into a store building. The Sterling Electrical Co. Saturday finished work in the basement of putting in all the wiring. The thieves pulled the wires out from behind the woodword, and walls and took every foot of the wire in the basement. About 400 feet as obtained. MAN'S MEMORY GONE Benton Harbor laborer Struck Fnicry Wheel While Working. by News-Time Sp i.il Servke: P.FNTON HARBOR. Mich.. Oct. 12. Two weeks ago Lrr.il luse. a factory worker, was nearly killed when an emery wheel spun off its piston and struck hi rain the head. He does rot even remember his own family. A family of eight children and a wife are dependent upon his earnings. EX-STATISTICIAN DIES John L. Pcotz Passes Away at Home In Andcron. ,-s-TInrs S.e i.il s-rvi-e: ANDERSON, Ind , Oct. 12. John L Peetz, Z years old. fo-mer state statistician, died of typr.oid fever here Wednesday. His wile is the only surviving relative in Anderson. Mr. Peetz was born in Tipton county. He. moved from Indianapolis to Ander-J ton in August- la-. i

EGYPTIAN DOESN'T KNOW WHOM TO RENOUNCE, SAYS First Xatho of This Country Applies For Naturalization Paicrs at Torre Haute.

New-Times Special Servb-e TKURK HAUT!-:, Ind.. Oct. 12. , For the first time, so far a.s known, ! since the naturalization of foreign- ; rs in Terre Haute began, a native i of Eypt made application to John F. Joyce, county clerK. for his first papers. Charley Sarkin Ganem, a janitor, when he was called on to renounce his allegiance to foreign kings, princes and potentates, could not tell whom he wished to renounce. Neither could County Clerk Joyce after many vain attempts to tret this information. Mr. Joyce tailed np the chief examiner of the bureau of naturalization at Chicago and in a few minutes had the desired information. He was advised that Mehmet V., emperor of the Ottomans, ruler of Turkey, is the distinguished individual the man from Fgypt would be compelled to renounce. So, smilingly, but vigorously. Charley Sarkin Ganem renounced him, and while Mehmet V. perhaps ha.s too many other things on his mind at the present time to notice the loss of one citizen, Charley was a well pleased man. It gave him a chance to stand up and be counted cither for Charles Evans Hughes or Woodrow Wilson. COVER BRANDYWINE WITH FLOWERS TO HONOR RILEY School Children Take Part In Irogram Held at "Ohl- Swinimin' Hole." New-Times Special S-rvi-e: GUKLNFIKLD. Ind., Oct. 12. Lusiness was suspended here yesterday afternoon and the schools of the city and Hancock county were dismissed at noon for the celebration of Itiley day at the "old swinimin' hole." now Uiley park, on the Lrandywine. A stage was placed on the banks of the creek, decorated with pumpkins, fodder and golden rod, and a large picture of the poet hung in a tree over the water. The rroirriini inrhidpd brief talks hv I Frank l.arrab.;e, superintendent of schools. Ora Myers, William Hough and others. Oaks Lineback recited "The Old Swimmin' Hole." . At the close of the program, while ! a r.and played America the scnooi children marched along the bank of the creek and dropped (lowers into the "old swimmin' hole," until they covered the stream for nearly two blocks, making an impressive and beautiful scene. Motion pictures of this scene were made. GIRL MARRIES UNDER WRONG NAME; WORRIED Feared Parents Objection ami Isos Alia Will ; Through Ceremony Again. New-Tims Sporlal SrTi: COLCMCrS, Ind.. Oct. 12. When C.uy lister Brown and Marie Kvelyn Anderson, of this city, decided to get married, the bride feared her parents, who lived in ShelbyviT.e, would hae objections. When the marriage license a.s issued she used the name of Marie Kveln Doyle, and they were married by E. H. Kinney, a justice of the peace. Friends told I her she was not legally married. The couple became worried and went to see Justice Kinney. He is sick In bed with pneumonia, but he corrected the certificate, and promised to marry them ag ain if they wish, when he is able to leave his bed. COUPLE PLEADS GUILTY Man and Wife Say They Robbed Station and (Jet Sentences. News-Times Special Sorvlre: P.P:DF0RD. Ind.. Oct. 12. Alvin l LICl ind Ethel Ftter. who assert they are man and wife, pleaded Guilty to a charge of robbing the L. and O. station at Ceorgia. Each was sentenced to two to 14 years' imprisonment. Japanese merchants are making active efforts to obtain market in Russia for Japanese goods. They are adapting their merchandise to the demands of Russian traders and studying the Russian household and its needs. i i i :i t i :s r n st i n t i: d APPROVAL. If this democratic administration had performed no other public service than the enactment of the federal reserve act, it would deserve the unstinted approval of a grateful nation. Thanks to democracy and to democracy's great leader, the business man who is struggling to establish himself may now work out his destiny without living in terror of panics and hard times. The toiler in the factory may ply his tasks in .-ecurity, knowing that his employer's business is safe from assault. The farmer who must borrow to moe his crops may do so without spending his days in anxiety, his nights in nightmares of foreclosure ani disaster. Truly the scholar-statesman, whose red has struck the goblen rock of America's resources, to set free the wealth imprisoned for half a century, is a Moses who ha led America's industries from the wilderness of doubt and despair to the promised land of prosperity and hope. From Oov. (Jlyxm's keynote speech at the cionioratic C(n ention.

Rugs are Selling ctt reduced prices

Tomorrow will be the third day of our "Rugs selling at reduced prices". It has been truly been a "remarkable Sale" both in point of exceptional offerings and in point of the number of Rugs sold. To buy Rugs at prices ruling a year or more ago means much to the man or woman making Rug purchases today. It means money saved, as the last year has seen a considerable advance in prices. That's what this store is doing today tomorrow and 'till gone offering a lot of over 100 Rugs at prices prevailing a year ago. We advise an early inspection of the values now offered in Rugs on Third Floor.

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Free Classes NEW CARLISLE, IND. Work wa? begun Wednesday morning on Lincoln highway, east of town. About one mile of concrete road which was not laid before on account of the subway controversy, will be built. Harry Hays of California, Mrs. Frank Hays of Michigan City, and Ed Etherington of Laporte were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Huston. Mrs. Ralph Keller is quite ill. Bruce Tinny of Detroit visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Tippy. Tue- I day. He was enroute to Mississippi. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennitt attended the St. Joseph county Sunday school convention at South Bend Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Will Miller. Mrs. Everett Fields and Mrs. John Morehouse went to Valparaiso Wednesday to attend the district convention of tho Women's Relief corps. Mr. Landiä has moved his family to 228 Lincoln way W., Xouth Bend. Miss India and Ward Sutherland w'ill occupy the bungalow vacated by Mr. Landis. Miss Hattie Borden visited in Importe Tuesday. Mrs. S. I. Sutherland of Laporte was a guest Tuesday at the home of her brother, Dr. Isaac Borden. Mrs. L. M. Bruch was in South Bend Wednesday. Ray Evan has moved to Front st. into his recently purchased residence. Mr. and Mis, Harry Bennitt, Ralph Bennitt, Mrs. Al Hostettler, Mrs. Newton Rodgers. Mrs. Mitchel Lodgers. Mrs. Ciipton Van Dusen. Will Carr, Jerry Runnels and Hovey Jessup have returned from Coloma, I Mich., where they attended the an nual conference of the Christian church. Mrs. Frank Quay entertained the Home Charity circle Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Arthur Smith. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed. Officers for the ensuing term were elected. A. J. Woolman was in Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. Abigail Van Dusen entertained the Ladies' Aid society of Olive chapel at an all-day meeting Thursday. Miss Ada Lucas very delightfully entertained at a 4 o'clock English tea Wednesday afternoon. Th hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. John Phillips. Mrs. W. A. Reinhard will be hostess Saturday evening at a meeting of the C. C. club. Nathan Haines left Tuesday for his home in New Mexico, after vLsiting his brother, Jesse Haines. Mrs. Albert Hostettler of North Liberty is a guest of relatives here. Tiemen Sch-:pel of Holland. Mich., has the distinction of being one ear older than his grandmother. Scheper grandfather, Thomas Vandenbesch. took out a license to wed Miss Gertrude Nvbor. Vand enhls bride bosoh U Id. U 72 years old and

Our 3 Day Sale of

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Started today and continues just two more days. Many of the suits are actual $30 and $35 values others are ucorkin' good" $25.00 suits which you might expect to see priced higher in any store. It's a shipment of Suits just received from our New York buyer and includes Broadclothes, Poplins, Gabardines and Serges in the Newest styles.

in Knitting and Crocheting daily

KODAK FINISHING We give the best service consistent with Good Results Your films win get the careful attention of pji expert if you bring them here. A complete Drug line. Hans Drug Store 123 W. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Post Ofncc Greatest Bargain In Town Economy Goak DepL Economy Dept. Second Floor, 210-211 S. Miehagan. In Conjurction with the Independent Store. ' . j ,c V t Jt I KMki Jam Si.' Vacation for Mother Without Going Away t: J.,y cun the te h'jus-vi'.' who l-r)"w . w . jr. :i u real vm pet away i:iu an 1 .itK.a f.-.;a i- rtir t at :.". h. t k;t' ! ' i. ,ki', j a:. ! wiii tj'.ii.t !erve t.ity ti: fanniv. Sl.e a n U A tbat are i'jiekly a r.d eii:y p:.-;.:ir-l. II -Uusk th !.itf.t v 1 nit' i '!- i-:i' y . ia f 1- It s.f..' t.S.- w..rk .i:. ! h'jzi,' baking at.-l :ti ?h rv.-i ;:; a v.iri-ty -f tTi.it'"- '''i'- I'"-" iw hat 'oul! t ai'.r.- ,i p; ti.ir a.-i i in-r !esert t;.aa t I.N : ILuIt-r ry KaL. Tak.' a !.-. . f f:. h r .;--r r-J:-.it j j.r "i ::i;U'-J or ar.v aüTi'.l t.erry. If tli-: eaougli Jui-e all a litt!' ir.on aiiii i: ir to X'u jar (,f t.rri'. r r -i i- a .t .it-r !nt in tlt f'ii.'il:. in: hutf'-r 4a H'.iland i:uk. pi;t fruit -u thii iin.l pi.-,. iy ..' j : '; T tb:n i a t rr- iL ..f i'ii. iL. f r i : : I' a- e Mil itDiT Kik. t:ie v hi- L '.'i t 1 1 1 -1 !. wLi' ti N n-'t toi t t-r-il. I'M f Ji.l ;i';iin -Il-jwit.g j-i.t ContiiiUe Until vr.j f.aVe t! n tp "f eah t!i'T a) with jui-f ai.'l ;i !.!:' two'ii tla-rn ;. ;iu r and wiij.'it it 'i s-t la j'S.ii.-. .Iut li.fi ,r- r.:ij S'-rvt- with w hipp.-.i : '1'Lis in oaly "f inmv uyu ji n liiak i i i " k I .na ( ill, II mil l.'n.L M..r -r... . . i t : i i :.t 1 tLi: 11' a: I Kuk. a!. Wiiiiiuiili i'ookit-H, 1 JJaUJ üiutjr. otiar

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o iH life ULI LO The Ne v usmess hra A fv yenrs atro it. u ;us generally bHieved a. man inns', bo ( f mature y ars to start in bu:ine.. Today your.;' m--n .-tart in business farty in life. While ambition and inspiration nr- at their height, men s..c eed. V'i'ir b"y will .-tart in bu-i-ikss earlier in life than yon d:d. - oil ( r t i ni ,( r what a savin -s ;i( o ;r:t wo il l ha-.' meant to . ) a ? T!:e St. jV,M-ph Co;;r.ty S.vv;ngs B-mk has ;l pa.-s book f-.r your hoy. 4 Interest on Savings. 3T. JOSEPH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST COMPANY. ILradj for Fiuiier. ZUt rarmcra TYut Wlj. Kpwl mrkti sarenrMw Ln al-truoov. rj I ILEX. I.-7ie dapll DR. J. BURKE & CO. SpecI-itW" in Flttinf E 220 s. Mich. Si. Horn I1ouo ?otl J'lowerin,' Lulb fnm Holland. I..'rge-t aorl in nt e r in the Itv. NMWesley Miller Flour 5c Feed Co. r XI I W. W.V.SUJLNÜTÜ AVÜ