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A puhhe meeting ha i . on alb I far toru'i.t .it the hh,ui to s:art the o: ia ii.iti(i:i .f t i - bo.,.-' v. or king re-i.. a 1..U101..1I j , i -men: to ni:: i .y. : , .. a ,,--'(.-'!' li, and J" f 1 r iauii .;o!lv to lak-i-da .- of t:i"-.- iilaH'.' the. ''). The. iijiii.g v, ill .... i !;.. I t-i oi.br ut S oil a.,. ai.il v, . :j .,. ,ii c.iiv of t.'ity 4tt) , lwilj-it .h. M...V m ahd ). V. ilo'tuii, . i.' i .hi. i.il.-i.t of put die ..rfiool-, v. ho '.ii ..po;Mtl :.y the i ..unt uu:.cij ,f lifl i.-- a.- i';i.,iity ci 1 1 I i a:,.. -i,-; i'iüii :.: ..!!. .!.-. i'n.Mia':! . u iii.- i he iijii'o: ut. I a.:'i :. i : '. n a ri t .s ' n at t i.i ; . . . t ; g ill i 1 1 M . . i : . . . i i i ; i ;., . , i . - j ' t , r,u,. '.. ik-.c a . t j j - . t ; t he "..i.g in n.i.o. ,,i Indiana ' 'ih tli- th ; ;gid the i i A1 1 1 1 1i. h j at A i ' . ,v i . I . ; . . . .t y J II ' ' thai: . a ,ci :n ,i ,: . t p.. .iu v's l t-iio:.iis hiin tii.it I.- . hi' in? a it a i'.- jo:., th !. .J. . ir,i hi.s

:-iui .-acrihes oi u hi. d v-;ii ..m !.,; as th.- war k :i-.:t h -u. N'nlir .N 1 1 - 1 1 1 i 1 . 1 1 . Toe sei viie is rt. n -im h ta ry and will not interfere vith the hoys' edii' ation if h.- attends , hod. nor will it di-t'-irh iiirti m lu.s occupation if he is already i inployed. and th.at as a Jai . tit's Ai itt'-n reipui'st for his furlough or d:-. haii; nuivt I'c itnniediate! -ran;.-d. he is still amer.al'Ie to parental cntrd. Th- inoveii,' nt a ii- merueru'v, as thou.m!- of men will soon . withdrawn from industrial and agricultural pursuits for military service, and as modern warfaro calls for the p''lin:,' up of production and th" amount of surpluj food th" farmers of the country can produce, the places ()f these f.lora F. ilk Wanted Mishawaka Dairy Co., 545 W. Third Si. ESI 1 1 1 li QUALITY FIRST 25c Curtain Materials, arti!Dci:L'-. Scrims and SwiLvf 5 yards for $1.00. 2fc I)o:tti S'A-isc. vard ' i ie. 6 yards for $1.00. i e 1 1'C and c :ilcl Curtain h Nct 6 yards for $1.00. 5 ii - C kl' '1C. .C 15.1111 1 lUVb e t . ci no, ;. "'C an.4. 7c reprized fj !)am.D. 2 yards for $1.00. ?! c Mercerized H.imask. f 72 ii.. ' ide. 1 1 .-. yards for $1.00. (mi Cii.i!i: Rr. .wn I) Crash, urt!i 1 c. 10 yards i for $1.00. -j Ao: and, c '!ii:c CiooA j Ir I)roscs and ":iist. J yards tor cl.uu. 1 Sc Ti-MU' ( "iinlbiniN. all nc'A . 7 yards for $1.00. S1.23 t" lini'er. 'ivicrcd Vnilcs and C:a:niie. lor $1.00 yard. Men's C.rn.e IViIhrican Sl'.irls .i:id Hrav ers, 3 pieces fcr $1.00. Men's Athletic I ii Suits, 2 for $1.00. Men's fYhi Knit S:iirt and I )rav. -ers. 3 pieces for $1.00. li k W'-rneri'; sow- i: ,,oj Gauce I 'ni :: Suits. 2 for $1. Men W -r's Shirts worth S-c each. :e 11. II-, 17. !7' ... , 2 for $1.00. n'.s' K. and li. HlMiSi? Vaits, 2 for $1.00. Y"me:i"s j Si: H-w H.icn. v-iute. crav. :n 'ke, charnr.- cue, lT"Vt':L 2 pairs for $1.00. WV men's Sii' H-e. IdtCv .ud fane :r:re. r r. $1.00. We Deliver of Course TZ

men rtl!-,l fruii th- factory nd farm mut be tilled. In f.'tUation has j-hown that thi demand cannot b satisi.ed i.y bib I.i I. or. for rill iJle lal'or is -m ployed. It cannot be Mied by physu ally fit naif adults-, for no -ach surplus x- . .Veither ein It be filed ,y an.. , !,;!c of labor fror.i a:.'.' other on riot. !'! ini:,,i'-iit!i'.n has practically

r'V.'.'.'. rtmt of ,f th, t SMt-s governm-nt i Peking , ml.finn . .t tlw. f.-.v. 1,1. l. -'4 i - i i : i ii it'll i t 1 if-m :r. hi re ror.ize! the trmcn!f::s it!.-ir-pnv.T roo'ircp thi. country j ' i - -'.- in its 'ovs a i ll I titollmcin Wrrk. I'.1. - ;. -,,t fo;jn il of ' ! t i . I).! 1 1 1 m ', a i , i i i i -c t'i-'rt a- ial cj: ml n:-nt a 1 1 . 1 if-i-Tiation v.'ck Hi th' vtat f"f tl'.o I'tii!''! S .' i T - ui.'Iii:,- i-ci '', (iii'l I- i IN ' i r i i : al! ho - i.tvrcn th'"1 : i - r . . 1 1 t ! - 1 a in ; -r t i o of ':: a T i i it i . ;ir..itiii. v lionl. color or creo. r pi f-.-cn thmslv - to tli' nioüinu o;h' - .M.r. Jorti.'I'.iU Hoto;) ;,liI '?!lo or ff tT--r fi.r s ii h j i '-1 , i h i r-1 i lil.nr .s VIÜ ' c. !:(!; , p to i i,i ; . i -"1 r.!iciT'" of the nation in the nro-rm;-t !o n of" the i. n r. I ii th" governor's j r k la :ia t ion to the , , of th" state of Indiai a. he l.-: "'1 TV.Ot ln.("til- fo'nllltt 1 tl:- Wm I, if th,- r'-'te a."- .1 t ii. it. 'ii? e n t r i on t i T: ti "iir roi.oini fo.-f aral rjii- th" lc-itP th i' flo- .-r j tli' -tat- ;,:i1

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; 1 ' s r u-ef'i! and o.itiiotl '.vithm !h" Mmit- of 1 1 - o (ipoft u r it afforded a- t !".' s rv i'-c rendered hy the so! liee in th" tr"ioh"?. In that s j ! t it you should l nd your rooperatio n." (iournmctil Hron4 llalr. When a hoy secures' the written enrent of his- parents or cruardian and successfully passes the physical examination and takes the oath of -erire, he is considered enrolled for industrial or agricultural service and is entitled to federal award. which wiil he in the nature of an othciul hronz had up. Three weeks of efficient and eommendahle service entitles a hoy to wear one of these official hadues. The quota for Mishawaka at d the county outside of South Hend is "00. This is the chance for the youn men under military ape to show their patriotism. Don't be a slacker! Ml TAT MA UK CT T.OSLI l'HIDW The Major Moat Market will he 1 closeil all day 1'riday on ait-omit c.f ' the iloath and funeral of Mi. l'nuik .Major. Advt. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads Women's Black and White Cotton Hose, 6 pairs for $1.00. SI. 5 Umbrellas, ladies' or mn's, tor $1.00. loc Handkerchiefs, colored emb. corners. 15 for $1. SI. 25 to S1.50 Georgette and Net Collars, each, $1. S1.25 to Sl.05 Sport Hats and Auto Caps for $1. Larue Auto Veils, hemstitched chiffon, each, $1. S1.25 and S1.50 Hand ISdis of real leather for $1. SI.20 worth of Children's Hose for $1.00. $1.25 woith of Stamped Goods, and Flosses for $1. H5 worth of Children's Muslin Wear, anv kind, assorted, for $1.00. 00c and (5c Romper and flay Suits. 2 for $1.00. 5 1.50 Cotton Huntint: Fla-. ,5 ft.. $1.00. l)5c Lartre Stick Flairs, 2 for $1.00. -L2s Flas with Sewed Stars and Stripes. SI. 00 oil. $3.25. S5.5o Raes with sewed Stars and Stripes, si. DD oll. $4.50. :;c Stick Fla.cs with spear ends gilded. 6 for $1.00. S2.75 l.ace Curtains. SI $1.75. All L;ice Curt.iins over S2.75 pair at $1.00 off. S 1.00 and 51.25 White Wash Waists, nearly all sizes 2 for $1.00. S1.25 t S2.o(i Whitiists all new, at $1.00. All Georgette and Crepe Waists .1: 55.75 and over at $1,00 off.

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NOW FINISHED 'Contractors Will Also Comnlnfp Rvrklt SINn ThUfS- ' J t' day Night. The Ho'-hee road, which runs east from Austin's corner, one mile south of the city, to three mile east and . . i . .. i. .. . i ... . . i

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lie-day. 11. V. Iieed and Sons, Mi.-p.tw aka ontractor. for th" wor k have had the jot in hand for sev 'iai mouuis. hui owin to nie un-i ulty experienca-d in ohtainir-.pr cars j to haul sand the work was held up i . ... I ...... . . . a 1 1 : c for some time. Although the new highway has not as yet laen taken ... 1... ..r 'kl 1 IIV i 'Illing l.olllllll. - lo;i - i - ri!- contractors have put the tin-! ihiin4 touciies and it is reai'.y ;t any time for inspection. Tiio 'ot-,i-pletion of this portion of tli" roadway runnirm out of Mishawaka is one of the mo-t important improvements undertaken in some tinio. and that the contractors hae done o it the road. The Hyrkit road, which runs two miles south of the lillette Motors o. to the new Iteehee road. anl u hich has also hen macadatuized hy Reed and Sons, will he completed hy Thursday nicht. These improvements w ill, it is ex- ; pected, add considerahle to the j husiness of Mishawaka. as farmers ! livini: within a radius of IT to 2 0 miles of the city who have heretofore heen una hie to net here owinc: to .the had condition of the roadways leading into Mishawaka, have heen forced to do their shopping j elsewhere. Now that all these hiuhways have heen put in excellent! shape, merchants are anticipating j an increased volume of business. to i:xti:i;tin at dim:il Mrs. Forest Treadway, 1311 N". Division st.. will entertain at a o'clock dinner this evening in honor , of her daughter. Miss : F.eatrice , Treadway. who is nome irorn .- - chael taLJ hicaw T cuests will be the Misses Eva Way, I Vera Ynunp. MlrhiKan City, Tnd.; Ruth Sutherland. Itochestcr. and Dema Leopold, also of the Michael Pees" hospital. Chicago. QUALITY FIRST 55.75 Georgette Crepe Waists at $f.00 otV or $4.75. 55.00 Crepe de Chine Waists at 51. 00 olV or $4. 51.25 and 51.35 Middy Blouses for $1.00. 51.25 to 51.65 Children's Dresses for $1.00. 51.25 to 5 1.65 House Dresses for $1.00. 51.00 off all Dress Skirts, wool and silk, from 56. 5o to 5 1 5.00. 51.50 Henderson Corsets not all sizes, for $1.00. Front Face Corsets, worth S1.5o, tor $1.00. Women's 65c and 75c J Drawers, all new. 2 pair for $1.00. Women's 51.25 and 5 1.55 White Petticoats for $1.00. 51.25. 5 1.50 and 51.65 Silk Corset Covers for $1. S3.o Crepe de Chine Fnvelope Chemise, 5 1 off. or $2.95. H 55. 5o Crepe Je Chine Envelope Chemise. SI. on off. or $2.50. 5l:5 Crepe anJ Sill; Envelope Chemise. Sl.no oft, or $3.25. 51.25 anj 51.35 Nain I i 1 sook' Envelope Chemise for h I $1.U0. 5 1.25 and 51.5o Fin 9 3 Mulin Gowns lor women at $ $1.00. 51.55 and 51.50 Breakfast Sets for $1.00. fink El.Ltie Top Corsets, special value at $1.00. I.ar.e Cover-All Bu'.iLialow Aprons. 2 for $1.00. s Home Phone 147

THREE LOCAL BOYS ENJOYING A PASS Private ''harlcs ("Stcv" i Swart, Aiii,".i-t .1. Schmitt aii'l I.oujs Simj.cr. memhers of the third company. '. A. . stationed at Fort Washington, M'., arriM.l here yesterday afternoon to i end a scwn-ilays' pas.the dty uith relatives. Privat swart is known her- as the "Torrihle Turk" and st med many amateur wrftlinu hoüts in Mishawaka. Schmitt is th" son of Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Schmitt, 4 07 'A. Sixth st. These you n-t men left Mishawaka Mav 1.

IS. MUTSCHLER : I i Victim of Auto Accident at i - , . Lafayette Succumbs Wedyette Succumbs V nesday Morning. Ieath ame to Charles Mutschler, injured in an auto an idem near Ijxfavcttc. Ind.. last Monday at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. i:iizaheth's ho.-pital, that city. The end came peacefully, the patient having heen unconscious since Tuesday morniin-r, .since whii h time little or no hope has heen entertained for his recovery. Laily Tuesday evening relativen here were telegraphed that attending physicians had given up all hope of savini; his life and that he prohahly would not live through the nUht, therefore, the news of his death Wednesd;. morning was not unexpected. Those at the death bed from this city were Mrs. William Pyke, sister of the dead man. and her husband and Miss: Amanda Lauber, a piece, ,ir. Mutschkr was one of the most popular business men of the city and was lifted with a generosity and kindliness that made him scores of friends. He was horn in Mishawaka 4 2 years apo and was the only son of JaU. Mf an(J M.s chrinian . Mutst.hlor Thf.ro wcro ,ivo Asters. LQy. , . throo llM oast ((f .;' T, n , le CIt' fMr; ' .U 1,,f,;l,n 1 kCf ' .yonth st. beim, the on y two surviving members of the family. Those preeedine; Mr. Mutschler to the cravp were Mrs. Christian Shane, Mrs. William Lindis and Mrs. Mary Messer, the latter, who lived in Iowa, dyin here two years a so last December when she came to attend the funeral of her brother's wife, who was formerly Miss Mary T lissom; of Culver. Mrs. Mutschler died as the result of an operation at the local hospital and while Mrs. Messer was hero to attend the funeral she was stricken with apoplexy and died t within two weeks. Mr. Mutschler had no children. liefore his wife's death he had built a beautiful home at the corner of Main and Seventh sts. and had continued to live there. j When a small boy Charles lost the 1 sitriit of one eye by a puce of a chisel striking him in the optic i ! while he was playing with William I i Landis. who was repairing a farm . I implement on the farm, which has ! since been converted into Pottawatomie park. The body will be brought to Mishawaka Wednesday and funeral arrangements made later. m.Ar. at iiriuuiK ro. Fire from a dynamo ignited the; wood work of one of the small j I buildings at the Hubher Ileger.erat- : ing Co. I'lant last evening about ! o clock an.l uni nut siignt uamage j before it was extinguished. It was j alnn'-t out hefore the city department arrived but a few minutes aftI . r liie alarm was received. J All barb r shops will close Thurs day at one o clock until 1- riday morning. Adt. THEATER TODAY World Pictures Presents Charming Ethel Clayton and MONTAGUE LOVE "YANKEE PLUCK How a Yankee uirl outwits a wily foreigner in his efforts to obtain the plans of a new army aeroplane invented by the girl's sweetheart. Timely and patriotic. A hie; production. See it ; tonight at the Lincoln. UNIVERSAL ANIMATED WEEKLY showinc all the litest war news up to the minu;e. Adults. 10c

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ALMOST SERIOUS Playful Guests Cause Night Arrest" and Themselves Hailed Into Court. The culmination of an attempted wedding joke turned out more serious for all concerned Wednesday morning than any of the principles anticipated, and nearly resulted in the city court hein- converted int.. a "kangaroo" court. Frank Pahucki. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pahucki, IPj4 YV. Seventh st., an employe of the Podpe Mfir. Co., was married Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's Catholic church to Miss Henrietta Decker, daughter of Mrs. Michael Decker of Spring and Seventh sts. Last evening a reception was held hy the couple at the home of the l-ride's mother, and d urine: the evenlnp memhers of the party hpcan planning to prepetrate a joke on the couple hy "kidnapinu" the -room, handcuflinc: him and taking him In the automobile of Joseph Pahucki. brother of the erroont. far into the country and release him I to P :t ,,nrJ home the best way he r;iu,d- "Friends" of the couple pot I . . a .1 m Ai i - two'i in. me pioi ana one or them quietly stole from the house and let the air out of a rear tire of the auto by removing the valve cap. When the time came for the pruests to depart the joksters were preatly chagrined to tind their plans blocked. The couple in the meantime had been spirited away by rapt. Lutrene Willis. director of the Dodse Co. band, of which Pahucki is a member, and driven to the Willis home In captain's auto. Later the plotters discovered the whereabouts of the couple, and not to "he outdone, they routed City Judjre Feig and Asst. Pros. Hennesey out of bed at 1 a. m. and secured a warrant charcdncr petit larceny acrainst the bride. The warrant was placed in the hands of the police and the patrol w apron sent to the Willis home. Py that time all there had retired. The warrant was read to the bride, and accompanied by her husband, she was taken to the police station, whre she was released for the nicht on a personal bond of $25 for her appearance in the city court Wednesday morninir. Those responsible for the "arrest" considered the joke at an end by not appearing acalnst the defendant to "prosecute 'the charce. but the court couldn't see the joke, so subpenas were issued for Kdward Fllsasser. C.eorpre McDuffey, Joseph and Mike Pai-ucki, brothers of the p:room. All were summoned to appear In the city court, the Pahucki boys beincr brought to the station in the patrol wacon. The testimony was heard and the defendant found "not guilty." Tp rendering his decision, Judse Feig stated that even thouch there was. not sufficient evidence to sustain the guilt of the defendant, that if there had been she would have been justified ns a means of defense agair.st the earrying out of th "kidnapir.R plans o. the plotters. at Tin: LINCOLX. Miss F'.thel Clayton will appear inj a fascinating play. "Yankee's pluck" at the Lincoln theater tonight. The plot of the story is a particularly timely one. as it evolves around the effort -of a foreign legation attache to secure the highly important plans of a new army aeroplane carried by a V. S. military man. In i ddition to this, the Fniversal Animated weekly w ill he shown. TO F.N.lOY PICMC. Mrs. Xettie Fobhlns' xx-heel of the Home Missionary society of th M et hod ist Memorial chtireh will hold a picnic at Fattell park Thursday afternoon at 2:?0 o'clock. In rasp of rain they will meet at the home of Mrs. M. W. i-tark. 12 W. Lawrep.ee st. commimon sr.itvicr.s. There' will he Herman service at St. Feter's Futheran church Sunday with celebration of the Lord Sup-p-r. All announcements are to be in today. ornrr Yi:niiN; vi:ir.si).v. Joseph Colbert, north side hardware merchant, was married by the top v PearlWhite in -ii in i wt.ytj ru(i" No. 5. MOIJ.V KINCi in ioriu.i: rnoss" No. 1".. and ixii:MMr. i.rKi:'" 2 -Part Coniedv. f Coining Shh 5 thi: COM HAT" : With Anita Mcwart. I

Kv. K S. Jennincs cf the Pre" Method. st church t. Mrs. Nat:.- J. Wood Wednesda mofninir. The weddir.i; cf a quiet niture and took place at t!ie li,,in,. ,,f r c,. hert, ;.02 i:. i;roe st.

mu r, i rii( i:. Two more Sammies from Miha-! w.aka have !.in,-. iM 1'iaiice T!ie- ' arc i:.il;ih f nt. liin.,,.; .,.,! Arrlrir 1 Shafer. l.ctli menii ti- ..f th.- quar-l termaste!- ,-orps. Ti- information' was ieiie.l h-re e-f rdv in a wtlecram to r. .,ties .f orio of h i I ov. at Tin: i i:ipi, i; TtI Pearl White in the fifth chapter or i ne ratal ll-.nn." "ill he show n at the Temple t!iitr oday. Md!i Kins will aNo app.,,, j,, tin- l.'.th episode of "The Mystery of the I,.nIde Cross." A two re 1 conie.lv . . . wry , . . "Ixnsoi:e I.uk," will comp!tt- th.-! hill. niiiTimw iinm:i: tonk.iit. YZ. A. Jernecran. 22 1 Lincoln way K., will entertain at a r, r,-io k family dinner this evenimr. in h.oi.oj of his sister. Mrs. Louise C. Palmer of Marion. Ind.. the occasion Leins Mrs. Palmer's 1-irthday a nn i rsa i y. i'mon mi: iti:tio: Special mectinu' Dixon H,,n Thursda- i'Vfnini; T :.:. Itu'Iai .v. Woolen Footwear Workers' Fniou. 1 5 0 5 S . A. J. Artn-tron. Scc'y. vif Division st. City. Adr. hovaIj m:ic.iiihi:s tiiimiimMrs. Forest Tread wav and Mr?, A. How'and will entertain the Loyal Neighbors at a thimble Thürs. iay afternoon at the home of the former. 1 H 1 4 X. Division st. m:tu or i.i.lativi:. Mr. and Mrs. II rrnan . Sweisel. S Fniou st , hate trone to Detroit. Mich., on account of tlo- .bath of a relative. TI.L WITH TYPHOID l'FX i:H. Donald F.aker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laker, vol W. Fourth t.. is ill with typhoid fever. Mils ki:im:v vi-:uv ill. Mrs. Thomas L. Keiney. F. Fourth st.. is very ill of typhoid fever. Dr. Creene has moved from 0 Lincoln way W. to 217 F. Fourth st. Home phone 4S. ,dvt. MISHAWAKA PKP.vOYAI.S. J. Lattimer Shivelv of Fulton. X. V.. lias arrived here to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shivelv. 1 Of W. Seventh st. Mrs. Shivelv and children ca.ne to Mishawaka about three weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coebel of Gary have moved to Mishawaka and will reside on F. Third st. Mit. Margaret Hindelang and daughter. Miss P.ertille Hindelang. 10 7 W. Seventh st.. have returned from a trip to Chicago. F. T. Deyo is in Chicago on business. John Vanderbosch is spending a week's vacation touring various points ii Michigan. Ben A. Miller of Onega, is spending a week visiting with his sistor. Mrs. Lusseli F. K'fllir. A. J. Dielmann of Winfield. Kas V, . 1 .1. .. . e . t . v.u. n.i.- ..ecu me i;u cm mi nis cn:i - sin. Jacob Dielman. W. Fighth st.. for the past few weeks, will leave Thursday morning for ht home. Albert, the little on of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller. 11 C W. First st.. is very ill. threatened w ith symptoms of lung fever. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Counter of Lafayette. Ind.. are here to spend a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linder are enjoying an noting at Hagle lake. Mr. and Mrs. Fb.xd Zimmerman. ."0; W. F.attell st.. hate returned from Fagle lake, where they spent their vacation. Miss Ceornia Merrimer will s-end her aeation witli relatives in Chicago anr Peoria. 111. Charle Swisher . f Wakaruvi sjie'it Wedn-slay in thi city. 1T will leave Thursday for a isit in North Dakota. WAR COSTS CANADA S850.000 per day OTTAWA. int.. Aug. v-i';i!:au;t's! ,-. , ) war exp-nditurcv- ;.,-e now about ! JS.in.fuin :t day. the total to July " being $ 2 n.oni'.orf), according to ig - r.. ,.,.!.. t,,-.i.,v. Tin - sum in' hull's upkeep of anadian troops in France, for which Canada ow es fireat Ci itain i i,r, Aiivances tfi the inanitions ooar-i amount o 2s,r'r'r..öi,c. while $:2.liOO.f'fiA -,a Spetit for hat". che-se. il oi li . . ' ,i i .a .. Ma'1.' ' about $1 O.fo'iO. """ a -iionth t bux'J cheese aud contributing "m a month to the imperial treasury ! for the purchase .f munitiot-s in Canada. FOK SALI: rnotoicvcle dl , tr- i ley-Davidson in g.,.,d cndition; ! (TV litt!" Ued. .!' W. Seventh st. Home phone lj WA NT KD Women; od wag stead v wa.r!-.. Cl.,fk'. I.'Cü.di ari'l I'rv ''leaning ' W A NT I-: l Chamber m a i d Mi.haw aka. Hotel ' Monday . Kill! sAbK lurnlt'ite. Monday . and Tn-S'hiy narning. 1 1 1 .incnln ,nv K. r'iR r.KXT- Furnished mom; modern, close in; private fan.ilv. ! Ilonie phon I'-si', Foil SALF l.oston lull terri. r pups, registere d. Appit .". i; v. Fourth st. Horn' phon. 2". FOR KKNT-S rorn and bath at 2"' v. Sixth st.. 11",. oo. titr.il Realty C . 2J S. Mi h. St. IL P.

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Tu::,!' a !i ! n n k n- '. li lifsa.n-.l f Aaiv I. "I Mit,. Ali ;i r.i t i v .ui v -rally I Ii. iniktioxt n '. u I . i, . . wp'c. . i I t i-r. tt i.p.tt . h'-;i 2. -vis. r '! - s"lrtiv'. ce. T.t. :. :i.!tiutiistr:lt." . a - l-'ll--. le',ll . U.I !"! i .! Ii .(lid tril-te . . i ..,,!, , i . . i . : ' . . f t . . 1 1 ... i i , i a i tor dar'ts. it kliann. hi t til.' a I .i vc-It l !ia-l hl.intitt' !ia f;!..j in the ..flice -f the 'ictk 'f SI 1 i Cap't h.'l' iiUliphlillt agiin-t v.iiil 1 - f - m 1 i nf 4 ia the ahv aii t .g.-tt'.-r w if !i .1 proper -.ft' i.lavit that iiil icff'i.i.-Hitt !i.-i t..f.re i l 1 '"1th .!!' 11. U I. !.!!( of flic si fate of 1 1 : 1 i .n.i. S.U. I 1 ft ! 1 1 1 1 I , T a ! LrrcM ll'titi.'d that xihl r;i:.. M j 1 1 Sf.,11.1 fi." tli.'tl 'U th- 1-' ..; i). ti. ).. r. P.I17. the .iti'.' !a-i!,g the i.".th .lay of t ! la t term cf - ii. ' -Mit ti . taai. 'i. . :it the City "f -S'iith bead. ii (:.. ::i-.l Man-lay in S.-p-t' tuber next, .ui thi ii day said .lcf.n l- . Mits :ii' Ic. n ii, ,1 ta ap.t..l t aid a t i.ili 'Ho. M IIAAIt. Clerk. 1' .1. I.. bv. r. b. M .la. l; n. Vhi A. r..-rt. :i. Aitt. f,,r I'liintitT. s -1 ä L'' lAI'l-MHTIIUs N! TAX l.i:li:s I K Tili: I: K l!HK. The Triisfc cf Harris l'nw iislup. St. b.M.-pli County, ir.'j'..-.s for the tc.uly 'Xj.fii.litlires an I ta levi.-s l-.V the Atl---ort baard at it annual met ting. h held at the J ov, 1 1 Hall. . n the 4th lay of Septem I 'ci. lalT. c,.ni!ueii. ing ;it ':ha b k a. in., th" f. clawing cli:i:.itcs and amounts f ir Ud tear: Town-dup ex p-n.lit nre. S'ajo. and lcttrihip tax. 1' ..nt ell tie- hun. lied dolhUv '".al Tuition expenditures. "'.. .'in. I tax. I'o .entH on the hlim're.l dolkirs. Spe. i.tl Seh ...1 Tax expenditure., sbls.,. ;ind tax. 17 cents on th. hundred I liars K'M.! Tax e petid i t u r.-s. .?1.77.. and tax. lä .cuts on the hundred dollars Additional It. .rid Tax e p. tidit ures. v.,". and tax. lo e...,t ,,n the hundred dollars. Total cxpcialitille-;. sT.lTo. :iv , total t.i. 71 cents on the hundred do';. r.-s. et taxa'de pi-.. p.-rty of Towiihij., s'7i i. i'.i 1 i . .Nua.i.er of polls '.i'. 'LAIIU: I.u.i;i.i:v. Trufte.I -1 .- 1 aii. l. put i ri.K tion i oi: i:i:m.u i. or ICIMAII. i.Kllilli 1.1 i:k. N"li' e is . !,.:, cj,.,, .,, .; , .iti.a.. SouVw' t!.' !l1:J':!..Xl'r ige Toit ai '.: i ;. St. ,T eph ('umy, h, -liana, that tie- uinler-i-ned u id .apj.it ., th- Ih.ard - f Cnntv on, ii. i s d--ne i :!t their Septem ! ..r term. T.U7. for a renew il if 1 , i i.a ,;i li ,,, . rI ,. . .... ' " " 'er' i ii'i-iiv ro sen iut i. ating. timm. unit ! spiritin-us !i.u..rs p, i,.s u.aiititi. s in.ti rite jra,i,.ii at ., time, with the Privileg. of allotting the v,-,ln,. dnihk .. the Jitehiis, s. aS fof the v.,!.' o. ig.-irs toh ioi-os, i.ondntoi. ating !.. v-ei-.aj.-v, fi,, s.-rtiiig of I'm.;,. place ,f liil-in,. wherein said i.U. ITS '" e to he .,j,i ;jnd Ii unk is hicate.l in the front f.-oin .,, the groim.l j!..,,r .f the ttto-sti. ry hri- lv laiihling. ;..eated at N 11. South Folk Stic t. South b. n l. Imliaii.i. and heated .,u -jj fe.-t th.- lu.rtii S'de of the ttevf iialf Of ..-t No. L'T of o.-j-aia! l'lat of th.- City of Sunt;, !' ud. 'hi.- dinier:. -ti ..f - 4 i -1 r,,-,m .,r,. I t in l,i east and ttef. and le.-t in 'las n. nth an-l t j t 1 1 . ttitli th-eXe'-ptl.-ii ,.f ., j ,j; jM th" -aitlntest e..rI e I a I. II lit' ' . I a t i : m . . t, Iii, j tr.u,. tr-.n, the front oi,' p",!k Street" J -"'"in ti.rtvay on . i ; t ! i side ; , j ,. j,, -e' "ii. i a.. ,r. a 'a I tr.in door in n, .-f !-..-, i a : a- i . 1 1 n g ii i : .. i a court Aug st:i. p,p7 ci.Al." ,'i; FI.I.ImTT. AI'I'I.K ATKIN I OK KIM U " i:i;t aii, i.kh in: i.H'knm:. .--!i .- is helehy giteli to the iili:riS "' 'he Fifth Ward. ..nd f th- CJtv .f ( nth Fand. I'ortage T.wr.hip. St." .!- eph c..iUlty. Iialiana. that th ender-:gi--. '. i t.'u. H.a..' i ,. - atloi.. tt id ap,o v t . the F.oani of Co:intv I o!iin:isi,,,-r at t!a-i- S. ntetr her t ' ' O. .-'I a II Iiew.;, of 1,'i.ir r-f .il li..,,,..j .V;;:i,':-;.(:i,.,7;,, ,,,i,.,I.?,,,f:;-'i. :J-.:;::.--Jli-.i.: J thin Ji . -a I Jons , t a t ::: vCth th V ' ' ' , ;"",',:!- 1 1 u n k ..a the p:,.!;,io. j-.,.. t, . , t.,;.;, , inf ,ti, ' r -'.s. an. I t . , UIZ plfl,.-, .j, In",K - e. t.dn. ting ;, H-nd In ; .,-.,,..', ..'f-';;, ,;: i ing ii.jii.r -'.,'! i... p r ti(. , ,,Tltr,,i ecTi ai tiarcv. ;ü, . on ;,r,. further i!.'1'1 sap..rvn;..i f ! . ii--.,. . . . . . '1 If'. 'II t I , a I . i r-i 11,11 ".ii- i i p-. -..'r-in .itl i i n . r-s. iff to i... s . i i i . i . in; ni. is : . .-.t.-.j j:, ti e fr, , t g:--.'ilal ' ''' ( t At. !: Hotel P.. a i... T N" Ill'-II l I.i... Wav r-.-t ' ,:r ' 'eh Indi it,., th.- ,, n .. ., .. ,.,.,' ! ,o Hi IJ, , v " , t , :,u . .,n . . r . , ,- p,,r ,, . 1 . j :.' :! . r ..f I. -a Nr.. pr f ',;, -n a.., . ,., -r,im 'ir'.V'u f :: , . .(... ::1 r, rt , (. t 'f '!'!"- 1,; ."'tid w,.t. ic, .,.. Tin..- f r, , , f ,-, . , ... t . iiI . 1 ' .... .itj t a V I ..a s. r. I" I Coll. !":.-. f'o-,, T - - 3 T - - T n HILLQUIT REFUSED PASSPORT SECOND TIME N'liW Y- iLK. A-;g ) ' : t - l;;i- -. l.r. I 1 a i . , ... . . . i . l ... i ' a a . i . a s a s-e- ... i too.. ' ... r, , .. . i . . .. .. . . . th',. Jx.'t... .,' ,, ... , , ' , , "f j V, t ! i'al at! Tal a ah-t raüfi rer.. , it , ' ' a ii . k r,. i w n n 'a T .' d iy. J; ; : t io ri fee ; 1 i to gi to ; 1 r t in , fr-i-. . i . .. v w ' ,i. '. go. a : t, g e- r- ta r har:!!:-' a:.t Mr. NiF '' . in li..e with j o i -. 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ITI.K UllIN I OK ;NtAV.r O!' KITA 1 1. I Iql OK l.K I.NSK. oti.-c is h.-re'o -it.n t th tre: of tie T! !! Wat--!, ,-ni ! of r.V !t v r I So.ltll r.ei.d. lo:t.ge I". at l.H'.'.p. St. .' N. I'll '.'U!it. I I I.' i' .'i. tiat the Ml: - igtied tt li i riiplv to the liarl of ".',;:iT 'eiiuül-.!..::. r. ai flair s,.j.nther tern . T.d7. f.! a i.i.ew.n .,f hi- I'tai: l'A f Heilte to ., i . . i i . a t ! : i g viliU. la.i t and plritu-'i! Ivpn-rs in 1.- .pinr.tlt than Jit- gil'cis at a time, with t' privia ge t jilhot ii.-t the Hi' t. ; 1 ilnink mi t! . a N for th 'i ' ' of cigars. f .'-ac . h' li-intoxl, ath:g beverage-, a 1 1 . t t'.e . itlrg of lunch. Ml' place of !.'iM'. uheieui rii.l ibjuor! are t. i... s.dd .,i.d .Irunk 1. located iri the freut tl.e gic.-tel tb-ar ef tha two-sf .rt ! i. k l uh.'ir-.g. sit u.i fed at N. h"J1 W'esf Soiitli vtre.f. S'Uth betid. 1 1 liar. a. and I . . . T . 1 .n the middle pa t ..f F t .. :: . aii' Addition to t ; a City of South leloi The .1 1 rneliil on s ? said ro .in are p. fc t '. im-he e.i-t ant et. and hä f.. t iie hes north tin ! outh. ttlt!) e: träte - from the fr-"nt "a South Sti'-.-f. ttto doors In refir. Tie t a -"iirt. ai d o;l(. to a kitchen, niai t entrances f r .tu rr-am.r ai' (:it , Aug sth. 1 d7 ;i:oi;;i; . Kills AI'I'I.K riON IHK HKN Y.XX I- ' Kt.TMI. I. Kt OK 1,I(T;NK. Notice is her hv given to til" itle!' ef the Fifth Ward, and cf the .ty . South Ih'lah I'.-Itage 1 ott P.lhlp. St. Joeph Coui t.t . Imll-tii-i. that th" un lrsigned will :i prly t" th. l'.'.aid .f Courtj N.niinlsieia rs at th.-ir Septem her t.r:. lei". f.r a rciawal of retail I :j : l!e-n to sell lrit"ic:itiig. xlneu. : .... t and spfrltiioiis d'piors !n l-s ipinnt.ti than live pillions at a time v. Ith C plitilege of allotting t!a NltlT t) ' llioik on the pr.Miite. als f r th' ;.) of jpars. .o;. .-.in, i, on 1 1 t" x !'-' t . : beverage., and tie etting of h;n.-;i M" J.Ia. e of iiiili. s th.-iein aid lf.pi -are To h .hl and 1re.nk ! located ; i the front r.ni on the ground th-'i .1 the tto-t,l't hri.k I.Mi'.iillg. itUntcla No. ls W.-st ahington A-n;e. S-.i.t 1'. n.l. In.li.itia. and I". -nfed en 17 f . t tli" mi.'dle jo. rt ea a . f I..t N .... :J, :: ..f ti.e original Flat of th.- city . f Solltil I'.elal T he d i n.-nsions ,,f .a. I room are 117 f- t in rt .h and ut h am1 1; let .ast and f.t. '.tith the ,.-.-tloir f tliM-e j.-gs ia ai ! room ..r.e .a !,' north. it .-oi lier t ;. i. ii up hy a way. uhi a ! thr.-e fe.-t vl ! ,.i i: fet l..ng. an at!.-: .fairv ,.v .'i i.--t fro. the front of ahl r-"-rn !;.. ling to Ch Mi'l th.or. tthhh is to f.-. t : lie ... 1 i ng and 7 fe.-t i Itches tt-l.. and rri. oth-r 70 feef fr..m th- front of l r I i:s. d f..r a t'-d.-t. .v hi- , ; f.- ha .4 and s f.-et '. in- :. - i I . ttit a t ra Ij fr. in il..- fiont .a, W ahi;;t..n Xt. r.c f r ni a " art hi r-ir. an-! fr..n . irtt v ding fr -m ii , 1 KAI. I'll ' ospMpNIl. Aug sth. iU7 I'I'I.I ( A I KIN Milt KIMini, OI Kl. I' 1 1. 1 . 1 I OK I K I.N -I . Nofi- ,-re.t g.t - t t.e . P . C of the l ifth .,.'.! . 1 '-f C e lt.. I Seit": F.. n h I -it .g.. I a ,. - h . p. st .1-.-eph CoiiiU.t. In i 1 : 1 1 i . . tii.it the I. r -igIie,) will 'appl.t t-. t!. F 'Tld of O..- ,. tt- C.,!l:a.i-i-. la-is at th. :- Sept-!-' - f t::i!. p'17. f-.r a ii.:d -f !d f.-t.. li.pior -i . !;. t . . 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