South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 363, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 December 1918 — Page 8

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"By The World Forgot" A Spler.-.iiJ Blue kiNv.n Projection. Also a Fatty Arhuckle D-mcJy, One d Those Funny Ones.' Ui:?l A.!:nisinn 5,c, ine, 1 5c. Performance from 1:30 to 1 1 :00 p. m. Continuous TOMORROW AND TUESDAY "THE ROMANCE OF TARZAN" The ConcluJin Chapter of "Tarzan of the Apes.' The cataclysmic romance of primeval man an J his modem mate mwist jungle wil.k nrui palaces. More than 3 25 scenes of startling magnificence. The real super-picture that millions have been awaiting for months. Here two davs onlv. Avoid the niclU crowds hv attendiiv matinees at

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COMING NEW YEAR'S THE LIFE OF GENERAL PERSHING IN THE LAND OF THE FREE

MISHAWAKA NEWS News-Time Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Beü 10

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Membership is Now Up 4,500 With Still More to Come.

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)Ui ANFJOUNOECilENT Of Coming llig Attractions tor NEW YEAR'S WEEK A Super Feature I:verv Day.

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MONDAY Select Pictures Presents Alice Brady in 'Woman and Wife' From Charlotte Bronte's Immortal Novel

ALICE BRADY

WOMAN Ao W IFC

I Jane Eyre

TUESDAY Goldwyn Presents MABEL NORM AND IN "DODGING A MILLION" New Year's Day, Matinee and Night WILLIAM S. HART IN 'THE LONE AVENGER"

The lntost JUd Cross meraborihip raini:uKn in MLshau'aka w.us mo.;t successful, no les than 4. ."00 names l'fin enrolled j-o far. ThKe liureh are incomplete, as some of the country Jistrict-s and a few of the city factories have yet to bo heard from. It is conüdently expected when all returns are in that MLshawaka will have an 'enrollment of 0,000 or more. The results are extremely gratify in.n to those in charge of the campaign. .Mrs. 1 C. Kotrors was chairman for

j the city and country, and was assistted by .Mrs. L. T. Md'ollom and JlifS

Georxria i:,'i,'leston, while .Sujt. D.W. Horton had charge of the factory canvass.

m:v stoici: nm 1 i.ofust. C. PiMVeil, florist, has leased the store at 11' 1 X. Main t.. formerly occupied by. Frank Kllsasser, an J will take possession about the

; middle of January. .Mr. I owtll in- ! tends to establish a first-class flower I and seed store, and will add special lin, such a.s -old fish, etc., from time to time. s?in-e opening a downj town floral store Mr. Powell has met l with much success. His creenhouses

.re on the north side of the city.

TO ATTFA'I FAMILY UFFXION Fred A. Vogt, the well known jeweler, leaves Monday for Klmira. Can., on a visit to his mother, Mrs. George Yost, . ho celtbrates her S9th birthday on New Year's day. This occasion is in the nature of a family reunion which is attended annually by all the members of the family on this side of the Atlantic. Mr. Yot;t will return towards the end of the week.

n.ACK TO FA MP. Tom Peers, Co. M, 42nd infantry, stationed at Upton, N. Y., wiio has leen spendintr Christmas with his

j brother. William 11.. returns to !camp today.

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TiiMpi.K thi:atei: ATTRACTION' An important event in amusement circle will be "The Romance of Tarzan," whic h will be shown at tho Temple theater Monday and Tuesday. This spectacular seven-part cinema presents the concluding chapters of Kd?ar Kjce llurroughs Tarzah of the Apes." which aroused so much interest when exni-Wted in leading theaters from coast to coast a" few months ago. The story is o? a romance of primeval man and his modern mate amidst jungle wilds and palaces. More than 3-5 scenes of startling ni3önlticence are shown.

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Many Members of Company K Have Sent in Their Resignations.

BUSTER BROWN WEEK AT DOUGLAS STORE

Nothing1 succeeds like succe?

an old saying that might aptly be applied to the Douglas shoe store which, since its establishment in Mishawaka, has succeeded beyond the most sanguine expectations of its manager, lister Harwich. This was the first exclusive shoe store to be opened in the city, and the business accorded it since its opening here has fully warranted the enterprise. Mr. Hurwieh has designated this week as "IJuster Iirown week," and starting Monday there will be displayed a fine line of the national advertised boys' and girls' shoes, which art the highest grade made. A tine window display of these shoes attracted crowds around the Douglas store last night.

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1IFAK PRI.VCKSS HAND aii'I whistling solo. "The Warbler's Serenade" and "The Whistler and Ills IK.?," Columbia rot-oid No. :!. I, S." vnts. I Vigor Furniture: Co. Adu.

?ee Goethals and Mahank for chesnut coal and coke, SI 4 W. Fourth st. Iloth phones 372. Advt.

Dr. Makielski. Second st.

osteopath, 125 W.

ICE ON SIDEWALKS CAUSES CRITICISM

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Safety

Tlie civics department of the Woman's club intends waiting on Mayor Gaylor for the purpose of having some action taken towards removing the accumulation of ice and snow from the sidewalks of the city, which were never in a more dangerous condition than at present. It is believed that somewhere in the archives of the city hall there is a.i historic document in the nature of an ordinance requiring householders to keep their walks free from ice and snow. This is merely supposition, however, as no one has ever seen it, nor has it ever been enforced in the memory of the proverbial oldest inhabitant. The members of the civics department will ask the mayor to unearth this document if it exists, and will insist, that action be taken in time to prevent actions for damages against the city.

Capt. A. C. Haslanger. Lieut. T. Kinnet and Ueut. C. II. Moran, of Company K, have resigned their membership in the local home guards. With them, 41 men of the same company have asked to be discharged, having expressed themselves as being s-atistied they have served their time faithfully, aAd do not care to continue their membership. Amonp: these men, it is said, there are several who liave been members since the movement was started, their services being offered to maintain order and to promote the interests of all war activities. These objects having been attained, they t-tate they can see no reason for maintaining an armed ruard for the same purpose. It is pointed out that there may be a reorganization some time in the future, but such an organization will be for physical exercise and the promotion of good fellowship. Military training, it is further stated, will be one of the features, but they will not assume any military standing. K company was popular in its day, all its members being loyal homo guardsmen.

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TIOXS. eeral ood features have been engaged by the management of the Lincoln theater for New Year's v. eek. Monday Alice Brady will be seen in "Woman and Wife," adapted from '"Jane Fyre," the immortal novel by Charlotte Uronte. It is said Miss Brady rises to great heights in her delineation of the unfortunate heroine. Tuesday Mabel Normand will be seen in "Dodging a Million," while on New Year's day, matinee and night, William S. Hart will be shown in "The Lone Avenger." This program of attractions is a most pleasing one.

M IS 1 1 AW A K A PAGE LOCAL CAKI OF THANKS. I hereby wish to express my sincere than,t.s to nil of my friends and

' neighbors for their many acts ol kindness and sympathay shown me during the death of my husband, ' Mathias Metz. Am also thankful J for all floral offerings, i Advt. Mrs. Cora Metz.

CO LFM UTA KF.COIU) NO. 25 1. S." cents. Campbell and Hurr in -Uyc and Hje,' with The Daughter of Hosic O'Grady." Hcigor Furniture Co. Adtt.

ADDITIONAL MISHAFAKA XIIWS ON PAG 1-2 1

MOTAWAKA WAM A1D)S

TO LFAYF FOR CAMP. .ergt. Alois Goeller will leave Sunday afternoon for Camp Taylor, K'y.. after spending a furlough as

!the guest of his parents, Mr. and I Mrs. John Goeller, 201 W. Grove ct.

FOB ItHNT Six-room house, S. Spring st. Inquire 211 E. First st. 29t2 i'OIt SALE Three fine big type Poland China boars. Kltslble to register. George F. hberhart. jr., Home phone, 2 rings, 34G. 2 9t. NICH fat S0(Mound pony. Will sell or trade for used furniture. C. G. Wells, Second Hand fctore. Homo

phone 2Ö9. 2G3 N. Main.

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I TO L11YYF TONIGHT. j Lieut. Fred Grimes, who has been I. spending a week with his mother. I Mrs. Rose Grimes, 119 Niles av will I leave tonight for Grand Rapids, j.Mich., where ho will visit friends

before returning to Camp Lewis, American lake, Washington.

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i Charles Hesch, of he C S. Ne- ; braska, is in the city visiting hi.s

parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'eter Hesch, 115 K. Grove fct.

IIONOItABLY DISCI IAItGi:D.

j Sergt. Carl W. Wilke has returned from Valparaiso, Ind., navjing received .his honorable dis

charge front the service.

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j Sunday services will be held at '0 p. m. Communion. Rev. Mr. I Turk.

! iif.au iiomf.k hoi)i:iii:ayi:i: In A Kainbow on the Cloud," with j"SnniolKKiy Cares," dumbia rtM.UrI No. 2-1. Ik icer Furniture Co. I Adt.

J A COOP COMIC HFCOIXD. i No. 2310, Ijixlnvky at the Weilding of Julian lto-e." Iklgcr l'ur- , niturc Co. lt.

Füll IlKNT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Youn.S couple preferred. 1102 Ann tt. 29ti: FOIt RENT Three-room apartment, furnished for light housekeeping; furnace heat. 221 W. Battell st. 2 St.? LOT One 37 by 5 inch skid chain. National Veneer Products Co. 27t3 LOST Ladies' small pocketbook between Seventh st. and Gilbert's store, with ?10 bill. Return to News-Times. Reward. 27tJ FOIt SALE Two floor show cases, S and 10 feet long, at $15.00 each. M. Gilbert and Son. 2St2 CASH paid for Liberty bonds. Roori 423, J. M. S. bldg, houth Bend. Hours 9 to 12, 1 to 4 p. m. and evenings 7 to S. 10666-33 FOR RENT First floor rooms of a large modern house, corner Lincoln way E. and Merrifield av. Bell phone 590. Home phone 9. 10047-1 LIBERTY BONDS If through sickness or adverse circumstances yoj feel that you must turn your bonds into cash, see Mr. Stark in the Mishawaka Trust Bldg. "Open Evenings." 2417 FOR SALE Residence on 127 Indi-

I ana av. Modern. Open-air sleeping room. Home phone B 711. i 2Stl0

A good acvordion solo, "The Tas; 4 land Hall" ami "Ostrich Walk.' by' Diero. Columbia double rcvord No.; 2(18. lieiger Furniture Co. Advt- i

Play Columbia Record on jour Columbia and Yiotrtda for lx'st reMilts. Beiger Furniture Co. Adt.

Try a ton of Fort Pearboc coal. low in cash and clean. rampt service. Both phones 272. Goethals j and Mahank, S14 W. Fourth st. j Advt. !

NOTICE! Chimneys and Furnaces Cleaned Furnaces Repaired Work Done by Experienced Workman. Home Phone A 397, Mishawaka. Prices Reasonable.

"Buster Brown" Week See the display.

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Just as going to school trains the mind of your boy or your girl step by step from grade to grade, so will "Buster-Brown19 Shoes train the feet step by step from grade to grade. They train children 's feet in the way they should grow.

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savings account is prepared for a financial emergen

cy his bank book is on guard to protect him in investments he has made, and there to make it possible for him to take advantage of op-

23-OKHB portunities. A savings account is

man's greatest asset without it no one is standing on a foundation.

Start now to save and learn to save regularly. Deposit a share of your income once a week or at least once a month. You'll find yourself in much better circumstances, and on the road to independence and advancement in a comparatively short time. The Mishawaka Trust & Savings Co. is anxious to open an account for you. You'll like our friendly way of doing business, our conservative methods and reliability.

Mishawaka Trust & Savings Co

Located in Mishawaka's Only Fire Proof Bank Building

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