South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 116, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 April 1919 — Page 2

.NATI IIDAY AITKKXOOX; APRIL- 26, 1919.

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METHODIST. rirtt Itey. Joth N. fiwn, psator; .. Main t. Claw mating fit . ia. unday -b at D a. ia ; Ir. J. II. .N'jus, Bu;.frIiitt:i'Int. 1'uMic W'T.hln at li -M ;i m on.! 1 ?i n m. Dr. rene will ofupy th pulpit at ) the moriiing nonrl'' aii'l ne:ik n "Tlie j Worlds Deht t Anjtrifa'n Hoys.' !.;-' 'rta league fit 0- I in. At tle. ev-n-lyjT tour Kfhmth I'-r wi i""ak. Midneek aervl-e Wednesday evening at 70 o'clock, lfJ by tfc pastor. Jt. ral'M MemorUl Cr.If it and Laporte itl Ii-v. J. 1 ;a Miner. iiit"r. KeT. W. J. Daiidson. :i"tlu;: pastor. Sunbool. 0:45 a. m. ; Ureu 1 ulkerron, mi-p-rlntiident. Morninir -rvi-e nt 10:1.7. -S-rmn Ir. Wlllu.iri J. D.ivl Kpviortti league t O'i; K. .Iter, vi-o jireKldi-ut. l'.Tulng -Tvlf. 7:K.". Serm n tlK'iii: "The I'pwur.J Lowkliit; Man." Pi -lures; .utrali.i iiD'l pi tur''iu I'mii' . .Midweek prayer mef-tin ;? ti Wednen.I.iy jt 7:l-" p. in., in charge tf .Mis lYIIleya olas. dr- Corner ML M?m nr.d Tutt ta. I H. I. Be k, past or. Clnsa mei-tlng at 8:15 a. m. Sucd.iy h ,o at '..r,0 a. to.: Clem Wblteman. superiiiti-ndent. A live and growing I' il- f hool. Cl.iH'' for every age. Moruli ; worship nt 10:4. Sermon by the pastor (n TLe Hidden import of I. If'- " Junior congregation nt 2:?.) p. in. ; Mhh Catherine Itlakenian. leader. L'pwortU l-an at 6:r.O p. m.; MUt ;-rtru!e P. rod ! k, president. A meeting f'r youns people. Kvenlng worship nt 7 :-"-0. An evangelistic M-rrlve. Twenty minute- f gopd aong. Serien n "Our 1 .atber'a l:-a-onable liefest. RUer rark Seventh wt . Fouth of Mlahawak av. Her. 1. L. Kullson. pastor. Sunday ctiod at 9:.'50 a. m.; Marshall Hall, superintendent. Lewall Height- -Miner and Frnnelj ts. Her. C. J. (lord')n, pastor. Sunday ctioul at 0:43 a- m. ; Ii. C. Hclong, fciif.erinten'lent Trinity IMatne and Vnsnr nv. Sunday Pobool nt 'J:-"0 a. ni. ; Kudolph Kline, fc'.iperlntenilent. I.'pirorth Memorial, cor. I!nfoln way W., and Oliro ct.. Kev. C. W. Swltecr, pastor; Sunday s;bool at 0:ZO: Jlonn 1'lnney. nuperlntendent. Stull MerrUl Cbarch. Cor. S. M'.rblran und Vl-torla Sts.. Cbnrles II. I.-e-prin. I). C L.. piator. Sunday s.-bool at 10 a. tn., John Kdwards. superlntondent. Ctrmtui I.afayett bird, and Wayne t. Iter. II. S. M tiler, pastoi. Sunday cbool at 9:30 a. m. : Joan Koch, auper-Infendent-l'rearhlne at lo:30 a. m. and T'JO p. m. EpnortU league ot 7 : p. m. I'rajcr meeting Wednesday at 7:lä p. m. IVealeyan 72 F. Proidway. Rer. O l'ayiie, paotor. Sunday idu.nl at 9:3n a. m.: J. II. Keller, superintendent. FREE METHODIST. Ttf Methorfiat rennrlTinta a, -rd ) Kv-ah at. Her. W. E. Webster. pater. Sunday ncbool at 90 a. in.; I'aul , eldtxel. superintendent. 1 rtaeuic ui 100 a. m. and 7 i3o D m. CATHOLIC. nt. Hedwig'! rolltb Corner Scott f od Napier t. Rev. Anthony Zubowlca. I 8. C, paitor. Low aus at 7 :3'. 9 M ' and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:10 p. m. Benediction at 2.20 p. m. Pt. SUnllan' roIUh-413 X. Llnooln at. Iter. Roman Mirctnlaa. pastor. Maai at 7 u. 9 JJO and 10:00 a. ra. St. Casimir. Pollah 21 fl. Weottet t. Rev. Stanislaus iorku. pvtor. Low lua.va at 7 :C0 a. in. llah rr.as at 13:03 a. in. Yeapers at 2:00 p. m. Srred Heart. Notre Pnme Iter. John B. Scheler. C S. . pastor. Low rnna at OX a. m. Students' mass at S:00 am. J'arUli uiaaa at U:L a. in. Vesper et 2 tt) p. a Pt. Stephen' Hanrariaa Thorr aa and MrTheraon sta. Ker. Lawrene Horrath. pastor. Maaa at S:() and 1C:15 a ra. Sunday achoci 4t 2:00 p. m. iieadietlon at 3:00 p. m. ft. Patrlek'a C07 S. Tayior at Rev. John F. Dcvlroote, C. S. C putot. SU Jwph'i Hill it. and Lasalle av. Tatrlck J. Carroll. C S. c pastor. Iow raas at 7:'o0 aud f;00 a. m. Ulgli mans at 10:OO a. tu. benediction at -.uu p. m. Krr(J Heart Delalan 1120. W. Thonja at. Itev. Cl.arles V. Kiacber. paitor. Maua at 7 :0o and 9:150 a. rn. Sunday vhool at 250 p. in. Ueuedictlou at p. m. St- Mary of th Holy Itonary. TolUb National Catholic Kr. flaail Syrnra. (tor. Sundaya: Flrat maa at X a. a. ; hlfh tnaa- and icrmu-a at lU:00 a. a. ; Sunday achoo) at p m. Mi. Mary's German 1.11 S. Taylor t. Kev. J. M. Scherer. C. S. C. p;jtor. Maai at 7:30 and 10:0 a. in Sunday school at p. m. lJeoediitioa ut 3:00 p. in. DAPTIST. rirat Corner Main nnj Wayne sttltr. U S. ParU I. Ii.. ..nfr. HcsUeni 211 W. Wnjn at. IUMe aeho-al I ::w a. in.; C S. Stephens, siiprinteii'leut. LastiT program. Uulnry Street Kev. J. Konev, a-tins paster. Sunday fi.d at '.::;( a. in.; J. yv. Ilnl.iII. up.:rii!tri)ihiit. Morning worship at 1 1 Sermon thfin-: -I tL Sc-rlptim M.-an .nvthlKg t Us?" Younk projd.' Tücotinx at ::' p. m.: Miss Myrtl.- Tr.vdl.-. president. Kenlns worship at 7 :"n. Subjrrt of ,nn.in: "Ouo Tliiüc That Is Settled lorevrr." Midu,k prayer Jiiftlns n Wednesday at 7:4"i p. tn. Hrt Swatllfh Corner Laurel and Napier sts. Services at 10:Co a. m. and I :iso p. m. 3ft. Zlon Rct. J. R. Smirtt. p.Tatrtr Fund.tr a hool at U:rj n. ni.;Clasaea f.r all a-es. 11 . ni. CHRISTIAN. rirt--S. Main st.. eouth of public library. Her. K. L. Mii,rr, p-tor. Sunday school at '::;n a. in.; Fredori. k K. iruiaud. ituperii:i.uUent Uur te.iohers are trained aud Iesons graded. Wa tare classes for all age. Indiana a ifnuc-Corner Indiana at. and S. St. .Jnsrph ft. Kev. IMwln J. Cam. minist. -r; residouo, in K. Kw. man st. Sunday school at 'J :?0 a. tu. ; Frej Wilson. unortnti'nieut. I'rea.-hnis at 1 -i :.".; a. in. and 7 :?.o p. m. Christian I'.ni-avir ;it p. m. Morning eIon: ., H yin i;,.ttf.p Than a Step?" i:enlns ft-nnnn: "A Ladder t Haaren.' l'raver ii.fhv r.n Wetlnosdar at n. m." l'vrn ai'p. ' dlally lavlted to all of our eri.. . I.Inden Aenuf Linden nr. nn 1 Carlisle st. I. N. MKler. ptr. Sund'av school at lO.tM a. m. ; J. C. C Iip, superInttndeut. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Bread ay ni."! F. Broadway. Rev. F. Airfield Johnson, paslor; residence. 1112 Carrol! st. Sunday school at 'J:"0 a in.; Samuel C. Ihman. superintendent. Mornlnir worship at li:4.". Sermon bv the pator; -ubjt. "The Kuis'doni (Jod: Its Nature." oung l'eople's alliance at :5 p. ni. ; Mim IV'! M. Khinehart. president. A revelw will be given f the li rat chapter of the book "Th CosprI f r a Working World." Fvenln worship at 7 :":' Factor s sermon subjeot: "Th Kingdom of ;..d: Its Ctrowth." Kev. J. . Mrtzner of F.lkhart will j rt-ni h on Wednesday evening .-t 7:."V and a No brdd the Trvt quarterly coiiferer. e. Tho Ladies' Al l will niet at the iu.i:i,. f .jr Jiltsv Schulz. o"0 F.. I'lit -u st.. ou Thursday evcnlr-g at 7:4". Ormrm Chwrth Cc. Lincoln way W. and Walnut sts. Rev. O. O. I.otier. nalolater. Sunday i-hool at 'J Ü. F.I v Ut. superintendent. l"lrt 'or. r,:if.ivrtt and M.:iroc st-. W, II. 1'reshley. pa?..r. Simd.it s h d at 0 lr. II Snydtr, "j;kt:iittndeiit. l-vn: "TL'. Holy spirit nur IKly-

at the Church

er." Mornlns worship at 10:.W. Subject of aernivn : 'The Three (Jreat Verba of th gospel; me. Tarry, Ho." Y. 1'. A. at 6:1." p. rn. ; WInnl' Hob-ton. prebl'nt Subject: "Christianity and the Tollers of Amerlri." b-d by Mrs. IZ. (I. AItn-r. Kvenln vs-orsiilp at 7:'V. Kev. J. W. Mrtzner. district superintendent, will j.rea'h and conduct the first quarterly ronff-rerso Monday at 7:40 p. m. I'r.iyer inettlriy and Sunday school banl meeting ou Wednenday &t 7 :lö p. in. Anten Chanel IT. J. Nltsrhe, pastor. Kr.ld.nco 2. Llnroln way V Mishawaka. ' IJlble aehool at 10:00 a. m. : Je.f Karnes, superintendent. EVANGELICAL. ZIo--Corner Warne and St. Teter sta Iter Waldemar Golleney, past. St. I'eter'a German 413 W. Lasalle a. Iter. Hugo Welchelt. pastor. Sunday school at 'j:Oo a. m.; Oirl Kelnke. auperntendent. LUTHERAN. rV'r Trinity IncTisti 5trmad BT. an 4udey st. Ker. Albert II. Kee. p istor. Sunday a-honl at 9:15 a. m. ; Charles Haas, fcur-erlutendent. St. I'aul's Or ma v-JefTeraou and William sts. Kev. II. Holle, pantor. :rman nervlce nt Kl:. a. in. Sermon suhle, t: 'Tluibliiii? God's Kingdom." i;n?liMh servl'-o at 7:P.O p. m. SeriiK-n yubjet: ''Christ's Kesurreetb.n." Sunday school, both tlerman and Lri-llsfi. nt 'J-.'Mi a. in. Mnvlnc picture: 'Creation," in our halj Tuesday at S :00 p. in. C.lorlt Del Swedish Chapln and Kerr ts. Kev. (iottfrid Olson, pi-srnr. Sunday school at 0:00 a. in. and Kible class at 0 :15 a. m. BRETHREN. I'lrsl-Rev. (?. W. Kench. D. P.. pas-t'-r. .-Sunday school at 3 :.'U a. m. : Harley Firestone. superintcr.leut. l'rlmary school meets at the sam hour; Mia Margaret Whtlnier. superintendent. llrst Church of the Urethren -Indian av and Miami St. Kev. T. K. Oeorjce. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. ; l iJ. Stahly. iiupertntendent. Second Cushlnn and Van Ruren ts., Kov. Ralph (J. Karlck. pastor, S(7 IilaTiiond av. Sunday school. II :.V) a. a, II. L. Chamlters. 8Uperlnt'iident. Christian Workers' nvetin 'at 0:b p. in. Church nic tiu at 7:' p. in. Conference Memorlil lnlted-C10 S. St Joseph st R?v. I. K. Youn.tr. pastor. Sunday school at 9 :.0 a. rn. ; Mlsa A Nee (Jot don. superintendent. Mornlnjr worship at 10:1". Sermon: ".Toy 0f tilvins." Christian Kndeavor at p. m. I.s.nn: "Christianity and tl:e Toilers . f Arneri' :)." d by Mrs. F. C. Travor. Kvansellstic services at 7 ::. j. m. S riii.'!i : M'arable of the Soils." I'niyer serice ou Wednesday evening. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Chnnli of God Services Ahraliamie I'aiti) bidd servicca in Melville hall, 212 S. Lafayetto blvd. Sunday school nt 10 a. ni , F. A. St.Non superintendent. Rible study 11:01 a. rn.; K. t. CuflTel. leader. Korean class Friday ey.Miin at the home of I'. C. UalUbark. 411 F. South ft VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Gospel mission. 4."0 H. IT.'ilan nt. All Christian societies l .vited to e. big rp air n:i-ctlns every Wednesday. Friday, Saturday and Si'.iMiy night, corner Uiiyre and Michigan streets. Old-fashioned goapel nieetliii ct Volunteer inlaion hall Sunday nisht, EvcrybJy invltvd. All weuouis. MISSIONS. t .Mennonite Hope CI1 E. JefXerSJB blvd. Sunday achool at 2:30 it. a Vir jchlne at U :.0 r- w I'reacbing ?:.10 and 7:3C p. m. Sert Ices every nlsrbt except Wednesday Mary Nunemaker m charge City 115 K. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird, suporlntendeut. Sunday '-hool nt 3:00 P ia. Blbie class at 4:00 t. ex ispel 1.11 K. LaeaUe nr. Services Wednesday. Saturday aud Sunday eveolr:gs at 7:0. Suuday chool at 10:00 a. uj. euvh Sundax. SPIRITUALIST. The I'rogrosive Spiritual society will hold servier at :ro anl 7:30 p. m. every Sunday at ;:0 S. Michigan t., Kedinen'.Lall. Sp'-aker: 1 1. Harris. Messase liearers; j Mr. Tampal. .Mr. Hool :ui Charles A. ; Th'Miip.soii. Fvorvl.'ody cordailly ini viteil. ! MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10:00 a. ro at j tLe Y. M. C. A. Kc!dcut .Trut Tlltln? ! minister. always web-omc. Itev. W. IL Freh'ey, president: Kev. Q. W. Kench, vio j resident; Rev. John L. Iiuhof, secritary "-treasurer. CHURCH OF GOD. Church cf nc. or Saints Cba pel on Harrison av.. on UmrU uortti of Lincoln Sunday ac'K.td ::t t:45 a. ia. ; A. M. Kirk ley. Superintendent AFRICAN M. E. Ollret A. M. R. 310 W. Monroe st i'.er. A. T. Keaddlr.g, pastor. Cla?s meet ing at 10:X a. in. Sunday school al l- .1 p ia.; Kev. Mil I. Stewart, super-' ''Tint. Kev. C. E. .llen will preach nt 10:15 a. in. and S:(K p. m. i'he choir will render special m u ale. lalor' a. M. Ii. Z'on Corner Kddy ind Campau sts. Ker. L. I. PowelL Pstor. PRESBYTERIAN. V.'oitminster Scott and LIndsey sta. Kev. Alfred M. Fells. I). I.. pastor; residence. CS N. S'-ott st. Sunday school at V:30 a. m. ; L. C. Wbltcomh. superinfepdeut. I'ubllc nirship nt 10:15 a. m. and ":."0 p. ni. The session meets be't' the morning service. Stnbr Lndeavor society meets at G :C0 p. m. llrst Corner Washington av. and Lafayette blvd. Rev. Charles A. Lippincott. D. I)., pastor. Mla Charlotte M. Mrtridge. assistant to the minister. - I'ublio worship at 10:1." a. m. Address by the minister. Kible s. ho.M at t :.'U a. m. Men's IVllowsl-ip Huh at !:;: a. m. Midweek meeting Wednesday at 7:15 p! m. Triaity .-otn s. Ram, pastor oa leave. A. H. Saunders, pastor on duty. Hope Ler and Inyton bts. Kdwln ?. Meister, ministe,-. Kiid school at 0:30 a. in.; Frank Kettring. superintendent. Grancer-'Rev. Hani, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. Divine worship at 10:45 a. m. every Sunday. LTerybody eieonjc. Hunarisn Corner ..erry aud Washington sts. Kev. John Iiezso, pastor. Sunday s- hd at l:(nj a. in. Church sTi'es at l'.irOi a. m. Vesper servi- t-s at p. in. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Woman's Club hall, room 224. J. M. 8. tiUlldllff At 10:01 ft. m. study, the New Creation. At p. m.t Vevelatlon. leginning with ehapter seven. At s:(x p. m. I teir.pl.. Ws-dnednv at .S:0 p. n... prayer meeting. Friday at S :00 p. ni., TaberiKHie Siia.luws. JEWISH. Temple iwili-U Corn. Latalla rjiid Taylor st. ni IIa hhi Albert Minda. Serrires at 1' :." a. in. Serir.ea: "Sprlnjtlcae : Is TL're Dratb?' Sunday school at 9:C0 a. ia. SALVATION .;RMY. cv: k. Jefferaon tUd. Suaday iarrlce: Morning, couivty Jail. 10:U0; SunSunJay n,s"i 2-' re m.

SCIENTIST. llrst Churrh of Christ. fieleatUt Main aad MaJUon sts. Sunday services t ll:uo a. m. Testimonial n:ectlnc every Wednesday at S:0i p. m. Sunday schojl for children and young people up to ths age of IM, from 9:45 to 100 p. m. Sunday school entrant- oa Madtan st Reading joorus maintained by tin cburcb on the seventh floor of the J. IL S. bulIJlnjr, are open dally except Sun day from 12 to Z. and oa Saturday eveiiag from 0 to 8. EPISCOPAL St. James' Lafayette bird., north of Washington- Kt. He v. John IJazen 'hlte. rector; Kev. K. Frerett Carr. Tl-ar. Holy communion. 7 :"0 a. m. 'hurch school at 0:W a. in. Holy euc'uri.'t at 11 :(H a. iu. Vsper at 5:00 p. m. Young people's service at 0:30 p. m. EXPRESS HOPE OF fifj EARLY PEACE German Delegates at Versailles Have Power to Sign Peace Treaty. HERLIN Apri. 25. Irof ther M. A. Schuccklnp, one of the German delegates to the peace congress at Versailles, declared Friday thcit the powers of the German delegates would oe quite sufficient to enablo them to iign the peace treaty on the pot. Naturally, he added, the national assembly must sanction the treaty. Prof. üchuecking statements wen; made in an interview with the Zei-tunft-am 2.1 Uta?. Continuing, he s;aid: Optimistic Over Outconv;. "The importance of the delegation hould be appreciated ab an indication that the imperial government reckons on real negotiations. The contents of the latest entente note permit the opinion that our opponents are in principle inclnud svriously to rregotiate with us. "I. personally, am optimistic enouph to hope that French xeportJ of the contents of the treaty are materially inaccurate and that therefore an acceptable preliminary peace may be garnered within Hitnext few weeks, ev n though special deliberations, due to the enormous number ot extremely difficult Probien;, may be protracted for month:-. Predicts (icimany's Future. "Sensible voice?, especially from the Anglo-American tamp, have recently pointed out, and rightly, .hat it is not with the present weak Germany that peace 'I.- to b concluded, K:t with a Germany which, at the most, within two cr three decades, will again be an important factor in tec world. "I tri;st in the healthy maturity of the ideas of the entente peoples, who in the Ion;; run want to conclude peace with the German nation of 7",00(,(MtO and who do not intend to support an ii toloiablo, imperialistic policy on the part of their cabinets." SEC' Y WILSON DEFENDS LABOR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. April 26. See'y Wilson defended the department of labor and the federal employment service against charges of prounionism in an address Friday night before the final session of the conference between employment service olilcials and representatives of state governors called to consider the cn-ation of a permanent national employment system. The conference before adjournment endorsed by unanimous vote the rinal draft of a bill to be presented at the next session of eongrcss: providing for a national employment system established as a permanent bureau of the department of labor. When you have nnything to sell or trade or something special to buy of any description, see Charles Jones, room 62$ Farmers Trust Bldg. 12827-27 Advt. Lawn, garden and field seid? that are true to name and will grow. Warner Hros.. 22 6 S. Michigan st. Open evenings. 12012.2" Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads SAM'L SPIRO & CO. 119-121 8. Michigan PC Homo of H. S. & M. Clothes Greatest lVirgafn tn Town. Economy Cloak Dept. Economy DepL Second rSoor. Si 9-9 11 S. Mich lgan. Over Giro. ILraft Co. 5 and 10 Cent Store. URION SHOE 0. mUmJ k, UIUUUl tJä rm-mrm "SOLE SAVmERS" f

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M PFKIOK COLUT. . M. A. Edion et al. vs. Jesse Roocrts ct al.; complaint to quiet title, and -Mary Gedya; judgment suit. Polonla Furniture Co. vs. John and Mary Gedya; judgment suit. majuuagi: lici:xsks. Adolph Allaert. laborer, Southtend, to Kmma Roels, housekeeper, (South Ilend. George L'verl'. railroad man, V.'alkerton, to Pearl Majsterraan, YValkerton. I5KAL KSTATK TUANSFKIl-S. Anna IZ. Baldwin to Building and Ixan association, part of lot 2. South Bend city; part of lot 1, Stulls first addition, $1. John Franklin Shafter and wife to same, lot 14 I, Bowman's fifth addition, $1. South Bend Highland Cemetery association to Alva E. Wiser and wife, lot 74, IUdgeland section, South Bend Highland cemetery, $50. Harry Brazy and wife to Carl Hansen Winther and wife, part of lot 117. Cushing's fifth addition, $1. . Anna Keller, wld. to Robert G. Chalfant, part of lota 10, 11 and 12, Rebecca Studebakers ' subdivision, 1. William T. Anders and wife to Joseph Kish, tr., lot 52S, Berner Grove addition. $1. Joseph Kish. tr., to EJectra E. Anders, same as next above, $1. Miko Walenesek and wife to Arthur G. Voight, lot 31. Irvington addition, 1. Jefferson Improvement Co. to William H. Burke, part of lot 27, South Bend Mfg. Co.'s addition, $1. George F. Eberhart and wife to Catherine Brand, a tract of land in Penn township, $1. Charles M. Eisenbeiss and wife and Mallic M. Eisenbeiss to Joseph Tepfenhart, lot 19, Haney's addition, $1. Riverview Cemetery association to David A. Wlke and wife, lot 31. section "X." In Riverview cemetery, $23. Wladyslaw Kujawski and wife to Jan Karczewskl and wife, lot 18, Wilson's subdivision of B. O. L. 9 4 4, 12,500. Frank Nurek and wife to Walenty Janowiak and wife, lots 1.19 4 and 1,195, fourth plat. Summit place addition, 12.0:0 Riverview Cemetery association to For Eczema i and Pimples I A Remarkable Prescription of 1 Xotetl Doctor That Has Worked Wonders. Be sure to Try It. Ct rid ar Skia Trouble Acne, Billheads. Eruptions, Blotch. Itchijw, Smarting, no KtUtr Wrb&t I. I Kx-Kmo is a comblnatinr treatnwnt for eczema, arne, pgoriaois nn.l Bimilar skin troubles. The awful itching and burning of the skin Is usually relieved at once and blrssed comfort suhftltuted. Further perKlstont use has produced highly gratifying results and we have no hesitancy in recommending this treatment V sufferers from the nkiu affections It i designed for. Sold exelusively by us. Trice of the combined treatment 1 $1.25. i ! Sold exclUHirely Rnd blffhly recomImended by Central Drug Store, the big South Bend drutr ftore, and lied Croia irharmacy, Miabawaka. im

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in the C. R. Smith sub-divisions, located on North Johnson, North Brookfield, North College, North Adams and North Wilbur Streets between Vassar Avenue and Elwood Avenue. This property lies within two blocks of the Lincoln Way West street car line and the Portage Avenue car line. This locality is rapidly developing and presents an ideal residence location. Special Inducements to Homebuilders.

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Andrew Armbruster, part of lot 233, In Rivervlew cemetery, $130. Frank Mahar and wife to Daniel

M. Milllken and wife, a tract oft land in Warren township, $1. i William If. Burke; and wife to Jefferson Improvement Co., lot 1. Happ and Taggart's subdivision. $1. Durton S. Haswell and wife to j Peter Peterson and wife, part of lOL 10, Luurca s nrsv .uuiuou, 900. Albert Fitze and wife to Jane Emsperger. lot 137, O'Neill and Schwab's addition to Mishawaka, $1. "FOTYGRAPH ALBUM" PROVES SUCCESS A reproduction of the old "Fotygraph Alubum," playlet given by members of the Westminster Presbyterian church, was given Friday night at the Muessel school before the Community Civic center. The play was based on a supposedlj" oldfashioned album with characters dressed as they did a century ago. Mrs. O. F. Dalrymple. recited appropriate verses as the characters appeared on the stage. "The Old Melodian," another oldfashioned playlet with songs of long ago, was given by the Westminster church members and proved very interesting. The women who took part In this feature were Mrs. Luther Martin, Mrs. Clinton Moomaw, Mrs- C. A. Bacon and Mrs. E. W. Morse. A darky song from the days of Lincoln was rendered by Miss Helen Martin. Sixty members of the Junior class of the high school were entertained at the Y. M. C. A. Friday night. The entertainment started with a grand march which was followed by a Virginia reel and a volley ball game in the north gym. Following the volley ball game the students went to the refreshment room in the basement of the Y, where ice cream and cake were served. WANTED Automobile Salesman, Distributors, Garage men and Owners to know that we Buy your Second Hand Cars, especially those you cannot sell for Service. We want them for the Serviceable Parts, Tires and Scrap. 0. E. Ludwig Auto Supply 409 S. Michigan St. Call, Phone or Write. Heal ItcMiH Ski Willi Cuticora All i'nwi': Soap-". Orntm'-r.tAJ0.T!rtiwr'. : nrl'M'Pcu fr ,-rf "Catlcnr. Ipt. S, Eectc&." It For Coughs Or Colds I; K 1 AVI WUj a n IT NOT AS CEPCESENTED MONEY CEFUNDE0 ecome Sieiicler IRldue yaur elfht 10 U 60 tbi er m-rr. 1 vr.rter flUO G V AK AN T Klj by ii:g OIL OF 3 Tt-ntral Drug Store; Itaitian'a; Aiuerii.au Irue Co.. In bouth Dead. I Alt lutf tfnifffltcfa twywlitfa Mil OIL Of If um a in. eaakirt in II.-! trr br Karua i Ca ay. oi, tubii ft htw Y plendid , Agent

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Have You Seen Our New Furniture Section The opening of this section last Monday has more than satisiled this store. It was a successful new addition to our many other departments. The high quality of the merchandise we are offering at lower prices is convincing to the most sceptical.

The World's Most Perfect Kitchen Cabinet McDougall Kitchen Cabinet More than 25 years ago the kitchen cabinet idea was originated by C. P. McDougall, founder of the McDougall cabinet.

o ordinary kitchen cabinet. The Auto Front Cabinets Exclusively a McDougall feature no doors to open and swing over the table top press the button and the auto front drops out of 'sight. Price of Cabinets from $35.00 up to $62.50.

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C oros. to The Tea Room has just received its new spring garment of paint. It's smelly too, but soon fades away, leaving a bright and refreshing color. When the curtain section finishes the new draperies, .what a delightful place to bring your friends to lunch in. The Robertson Tea Room menu needs no introduc tion. It advertises itself. I If in doubt, try it some Saturday evening from 5:30 to 7 p. m. The Pattern Dept. Informs us "The Pictorial Review Co." has given them permission for a short time only to take a 2 years' subscription for $3.00. This is a saving of S1.00. Call up the pattern section and enter vour name. Z , -' i.-L Out of the High Rent Districtwaik a couple of Blocks andSave the Difference Home Furniture Co. 326-328 South Michigan St. no otner remedy will so surely and quickly correct stomach ailments, regulato the liver and improve tho general health as a dose of eecbam i lrt Sa! f Aar M.icin iu tK WarldL inAd mrlrt. in botrt. 10.. Za. i Advertisers mifce profits from volume not prices.

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