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PRIZE LIST FO CLERKS' PICL Merchants Generously Donate Awards For Sport Program Thursday. 0r r rof t:- k'-f rr the "-nncl annual pi i:i d the Mbhawaka Tf -t ü b rLs " hf h'M ThurMay at lüilian Ii k wer- -old up to noon Tuesday. Ail thoo '.rflrltis to attend iTi'!-t arr.JT.Kf for thdr tickets by Wdr,M'ay afternoon at Z f)'f lo to enable the committee iu har;e to arrange ffr their transportation and for the refrehhments to be served. AU automobiles will ni't in fron? of the Hotel Mishav,i!c: Thursday morning at S O'floi 1;. The merchants have beri genrroijk in donating prizes for the various Fportlr.p rver-ts. Th.-.e wlio contributed are as follows: P. P.. Barl'tt Co.; O. II. I .ans Co.; C. L. Harnard & Hon; Matz and Forstbauer; Mishawaka Trust & Savings '.; Smithy lunch room; White Palnee barber sl:op; Art Nuys: Carpenter millinery tdore; Milady shop; Rel Cross Drur More; Joe's i?moke shop; Vinson barber shop; Wehfr Kash grocery; A. Def'ocker; Charles throve; Secores confectionary dorc; Mi&hawnka Furniture Co.; Fred A. Yot; People' ftore; Mishawaka pharmacy; Melrose; 'Würz Lros. ; Pamienters jewelry store; Dnd Kll.sifscr pool room; Peers newa de;.ot; Temple theater; Fred A. Vllman '.; Sam Pat land; Havlancrcr Hore; The .Ww.s-Timc; the Tribune; Alexanders-; Herzog and Anil n-on; Winey's store; Gilbert's store; Reiser Furniture Co.; Finch and Sprav,ne; J'berhardt liros. ; Wells Lxchani;; Mil ward Harris; Den of Sweets; William Bradford: Mishawaka Kleetric .shop; A. A. Van Hie; Douglas shoe store; Lincoln theater; Fred Majcr; Fred Keiner; Roy Rohleder; Joseph Brady; . one; 'ic Mieholas; os. and Hopkins. The program of events will ho as follow.-" Indoor ha so Kill pame; woman's foot race; nu.i' foot race; woman's ball throwing1 contest; fat man's race; employers foot race; !itit popular younK lady: horse shoe pitching1 contest.; tug-of-war; three-!-.';: d rac e. A number of other 1 unt'sts are beinu arranged. RIG ATTRACTION AT LINCOLN. Unique and rcplet with tou'heof originality is the description given of "A Man and Ilia Money," the rew Gohiwyn Picture-, in which Tom Moore will be een at the Lincoln theater today. It is a comedydrama of society iife. with a background of nolo int che. country lul s. fashiop.ahi' drawing rooms Itiid mountain lodces. By no means I'.ght pla in spite of its deluato haracter drawing and satire. "A Man and His Money" tells the story of a oung man who i made aw .ire f th- futility of his life when his bre.iks 1 1 1 o i t entr.iueiuent. AT Till: TFMPLi:. Ai'pc.ini'u n a now and novel .creeii characterization, Lina ('a;iin i i. one of tlie foreuio.-t operatic t-tars of the world, will appear at the Temple theatre im! iy, in lir l.itet Paramount stalling t-hiclc, The Two Brides." This is accordInc to .Manacer IamLiutte. one ot th most notable picture presentations of tht season at his theater. Dr. H. W. Renidds. dentist. Mishawaka Trust 4t Savings bldg. Phone lul. Advt. I i:. COATS. LMilUTAKIIK. Adv. I op, SALK Cue-room modorn i house. J'.TeOO 0 0. Part ca.-h. Owner b.tving t lty. Mu-t ell it:.u-l.. ; ti .... . t. i. i ,..-' WANTED Youni; lad for oi!b e and store work. Must be capable J of w riting letters and keeping ae- j counts. Write Hox X. Y. Z. News-j Times. l :a ' WANTED Women and g:rls to karri light shoe making. We pay nhi!e learning. We abo need met ;.nd boys for day anil piece work Mishawaka Wooltn Mfg Co. 9 1 6 i i FOR SALT: Ivor) re-d baby carriage. One of the best, tlood as new. Cost $K. A bargain at $20. Heme phone 2 rings. Bell $02. 114 W. Grove. 61 6 J-17 r,r;', .MONEY 6r'( To loan on city property. Eight roam houv modern, on tasy payments. Seven room, modern, near car line, five room i-uncalow, easy payments. G irmite. Phon Mishawaka JTe. Ttf LIBERTY BOXT If you ar foiced to eil. ou are entitled to .he highest market price with accrued and earned interest to date. Rrmg yoar lords to us Get our price and convince ycrfeli. CAMP. THOKNC and Co. 10" X. Main st. Oliver Hotel Jblff Tuday and Saturday evenings Fhtout Bell 16S1 Ilour s to S.

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WAKA j FRIENDS ENTERTAIN FOR NEWLY-WEDS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dinsmore, f'f Chieaeo. hive arrived to spend their honcyinoon with the latter' lister. Mrs. Grant Henderson resid ing eat of Mlfhawaka. Twenty relativ- .surprised the couple lapt evening' by ratherlnp at the Hend'Ton home. Music and contents were featured. Truncheon was served. i -OHHKmON. It was erroneously stated in The Xrws-Tii:i"?, Monday, that the property purchased for a parsonage hy the F;r:-t Christian church le-long--d to Simon Ward, while the fiwner of the residence is Daniel Ward, from whom It was purChi?eil. IV CIUTICAI, CONDITION-. Stanley Nlles. :4 9 Lincoln Way W.. is in a critli-al condition nt St. Joseph's hospital. Mr. Nils was taken suddenly very ill while in the yard of his home yesterday afternoon. A physician was summoned immediately and Mr. Nile removed to the hospital. HOSPITAL NOT US. The condition of Oscar Vanderhosch, who was removed to the hospital a few days ago. is reported as being critical. Mike Duluka had hl.s foot amputated at St. Joseph's hospital Monday. The Coalbush Ladbs Aid will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 13, at the home of Miss Lee Hahn. i.i:.vi.s rem ixhopi:. D. J. Campbell, 72b Lincoln way K.. left Monday for New York. Mr. Campbell will sail Saturday for Europe in the interests of the Dodge Mfg. Co. BACK FROM VACATION. Miss Thelma Powell. 1215 Margaret st., ha? returned from a five weeks' vacation spent at Atlantic City. Philadelphia and other eastern points. GRANT BUILDING PLIIMXT. L. M. Fisher has taken out a permit for a garage at 622 Wilson hlvd. to cost $ 1 50. Ni:Y JMRSIIY VISITOR. Mrs. Pearl Cramer, Campden, X. f., is isitlng Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Powell, 1215 Margaret ft. Confectionary and grocery store at Ragle Point. Owned and operated by Bert Phillips. Advt. 12t3 Dr. MaklelFk.. osteopath. 125 W. Second Kt. Advt. NOTICI2 TO CONTRACTORS. Notice i.i hereby given that the trustees of the pchool city of Mishawaka. Ind., shall receive bids up to :"0 p. m.. Aug. 22. 1019. for the erection and competlon for an adfiitiiii ami remodeling" to the Battel! .vhool. located in Mishawaka. Ind.. in accordance with pla.ns and speci.'ic ations now on file In the office of said trustees at Miiihawaka. iv.d. Faeh bid shall be accompanied with certified check to the amount of $::iio made to the order of the treasurer of the school city of Mishawaka. Ind.. which will become the property of the said school city in event the successful bidder fails to enter into contract or fails to furnish proper bond within 10 days after tho award of contract. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and tpecification.s can be had by responsible contractors by applying to the said school city or to Freyermuth and Maurer, architects. South Bend, Ind. HA UV KV X. J ONUS. GF.ORGR C. SHOBR, 1Z. B. BY UK IT. Board of Trustees. Advt. .. . - Oku FOii SALR Canary birds, males and females. Call Mishawaka 6 SO. 12t7 For RENT Furnished rooms by the day or week, lll1 N. Main st. 21t2 FOR SALE A reed baby carriage in pood condition, Jl'.uO. 'i 1 s L Battell st. 12tl L ST At ladies toilet. SpringIrook Park. purs- containing cluck ami Lills and silver. lander return to ?40 S. 16th st.. Rlvc Park, and receive reward. 12tl FIXTURES FOR SALE letter rile cabinet; show cases and counter scales, also seed cabinet. 211 X. Main st. 12t:i FOR SALE Lot on Lincoln Way east. A bargain. Call Garrield 4: F.:?. I0t7 i.mritTY novns nn f ----- - - - - - - - J r v i'iZ Z'j cash for bonds; accrued in-! terest allowed. War vtamp? bought. I C. L. Guthrie, 42T X M. S. RldgJ :30 a. m. to & p. m. 74.0-18 FOH SALE feet frontage ard J fc-ct deep, on Lincom Hih-j way vast in the LIo k. To; ; iall :iu-i-e bi t.'.r.g $ 2 i I -" , n.ontk tent. Price fl.Snj. Will eil; en ttv-niblc terms. Stark l.ialty1 Co. ctfi

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Phone 118; Bell 10 PICK DELEGATES At Cincninati, 0., Sept. 9 to 13 Will Form Ladies' Auxiliary. Steve Krushany:;!, Harold Sclinalet and X. K. Neil were appointed delegates to the national convention of the Army and Navy union to he m m nt Cn innati, )., Sept. 9 to l.'J, at a meeting of the Orra L. Snyder garrison, held Monday night. Mayor U. W. Gay lor and A. C. Haslanser were muttered In the garrison as honorary members. A report was lvtn on the department excursion to be held Aug. 2 4 at Michigan City. The bill committee made a favrable report. The committee on the by-laws of the garrison reported that the rlrfct reading would be at the nxt regular muster Aug. 2". Interesting talks M'ere. given by the two honorary members. Department Commander W. D. Teeple, Comrades . D. Swum and Vano U. Roberts. It was definitely decided Tuesday morning that a ladies' auxiliary would be formed to the garrison. Any wife, mother, sister or daughter of an honorably discharged soldier or sailor is eligible to membership. A list of charter members will be drawn up at a meeting to be, held some time during this week. Officers will he elected and Installed. Delegates to the ladies' national convention to be held at Cincinnati, O., will also be appointed. BARGAIN DAY GIVES WAY TO DOLLAR DAY Bargain day will be dispensed with In Mlsnawaka this week on account of Dollar day falling on Friday 'next. For the past several months merchants have been observing; every Wednesday as a special sales day, and from a modest start the event has grown in. importance until it is eagerly awaited by the buying public. Friday promises to eclipso all previous Dollar day events observed In Mishawaka. With few exceptions the merchants will participate in the enterprise. Thursday newspapers will carry the announcements of advertisers who will havo something worth while to offer in the way of dollar bargains. NEW ENTERPRISE WILL BE ESTABLISHED HERE The Hooeier Rubber Co. is the name of the latest enterprise to be located in Mishawaka in the old Golden Malt Cream building on the corner of Front and West sts. Ted i Xicar and X. V. Robertson. South Bend, have completed the organization and will manufacture rubber heels and rubber pressed goods. Operations will be started Oct. 1. Mr. Nlcar has been sales manager of the rubber footwear department of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Mr. Robertson recently returned from overseas service. RKTCRNS TO NKW CARLISLK. Miss Lmma Swanson has returned to her home in Xew Carlisle, Ind.. after spending Sunday as the guest of Mrs. M. B. Hartwick, 527 Lincoln Way West. KXJOYIXG VACATION. Fourteen members of the 300 club will leave by auto this morning for Ragle lake, where they will enjoy their anmial picnic today. DETROIT VISITOR. Mrs. Anna White, of Detroit, Mich., is the guest of Mrs. F. E. Coats. 123 S. Race st. LEAVES FOR CANADA. I Miss Catherine McErvoy. who has ! spent the past two months in Mishi awaka. left last night for Hamil ton. Ontario, where she expects to reside. HERE FROM MICHIGAN CITY. .Miss Luellt Worthley, of Sheridan Beach, Michigan City, has arrived here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Coats. S. Race st. BACK FROM CANADA. Mr. and Mrs. T. IL Norman Lincoln Way W., have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent in Ontario. RETURNS PROM IAKE TODAY. Mrs. W. R. Hosford. Lincoln Way E.. will return from Diamond Lake today. She has spent the past month at this report and is much improved in health. BUILDING PERMIT. Charb s Meunnich has taken out a building permit for Constance DeVleiger for a brick dwelling to be built at the corner of Seventh and Smith sts1N SECURE BLANKS. Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors can secure blanks for the government reclamation plan at Mrs. S. N. Bauer's orüce in the Red Cross rooms of the city hall. RI7TURN I ROM VIMT. Mrs. Herbert Harmon and Miss Minr.'.e Marker have returned from a two weeks' visit with their Rister. Mrs. C'yde Kline at Valparaiso. TO ENTERTAIN" CIRCIJ:. Mr. Fred L. Kreutz. 2Zi W.

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Man Who "Talked Too Much" at Miller Trial Tells of "Inside" Work. ( CONTINUED FROM PACK O.VR.) to do after a while but for he present, at least, I am going to take it easy out on my father's farm." Lovgren, who was not expected to furnish much new data at the Miller trial, but who came through with some details of the inner workings of the police department in the dis posal of liquor seized in raids, furn-j islied a little new testimony at his" own hearing, the substance of whleh was that considerable liquor had been taken from the bull-pen by persons whom he claimed not to know the identity of. When asked by Mayor Carson whether ho knew of any other caes in which liquor had disappeared, besides the case of Miller, Sergt. Barnhart and Detective Koscorowski which was admitted last Monday right, Lovgren said. "All I know Is that I helped to stack bottles, jugs and suit-casts of liquor in the bullpen as high as I could reach, and Eighth st., will entertain the members of the St. Andrews' Sewing circle at her home Wednesday afternoon. MOTOR TO COR IVY IAKK. Mrs. J. W. Russell motored to Corey Iake, Mich., on Tuesday with a party of friends to visit her daughter, Mary Katherine, who is spending several weeks at Camp Eherhart. MISHAWAKA LODGi:, NO. 130. F. and A. M. Stated meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. WILLIAM GARMAX. Wr. M. . F. 1 1. HUB RR, Sec'y. Advt. 12tl MOVE TO SOUTH BEVD. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parkman Lang, who have been residing with the batter's mother, Mrs. A. J. Gernhart, 1238 Lincoln way E., for the past few months, have moved to 608 Park av.. South Bend. LEAVES FOR DICTROIT. Miss Hazel Wenman. 502 E. Broadway, left Monday for Detroit. Mich., where she will make an extended visit with relatives and friends. DRILL fU'IJ TO MEET. Members of the Home Grove Drill club will hold a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Barns, 218 W. First st. MOTHERS TO MEET. The East End Mishawaka Mother's club wqil meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. W. Myers, 413 E. Lawrence st. TO HOLD PICXIC. The East Mishawaka Sunday school will hold Its annual picnic Saturday afternoon in Battell park. GLEANERS VnL MEET. Tho Ancient Order of Gleaners of Mint Arbor will hold their regular monthly meeting Friday evening in the K- of P. hall. TO EXT ERT A IX" THIMBLE. Mrs. DeFleiger, 521 Slick ct.. will entertain the members of the Pythian thimble at her home Wednesday afternoon. TRI KAPPAS TO MEET. The Tri Kappa Sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at the home of Miss Mae Cooper, E. Third st. Ther-? will be no ice deliveries Thursday. Aug. 14, on account of clerk's picnic. Schroeder Coal and Ice Co. 12U Advt. Dr. G. A. and Mrs. McEwen, chiropractors, over First National bank. Advt. HI r. E. COATS. UNDERTAKER. Adv. All aboard for rnHABnAYl y u

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that none of the hquor is there now." Sas Bottles DiiPioiirvtL One of the board members tried to explain the absence of some of the liquor by the fact that some" liquor has been confiscated by court order, but Lovgren testified that he had assisted in cleaning up after each confiscation, and that he never saw any of the pieces of the bottles which contained the "bottled-In-bond" whisky seized in some of the raids. This bottled goods, he intimated, had been taken from tho bull-pen without court order. As was the case last Monday night, the question of how th bullpen was unlocked that liquor might be removed, was either carefully avoided by tho board, or touched upon very lightly. The only testimony on this point at either trial was that of Chief Peter Kline, who said that the only key to the bullpen was always In the possession of himself or Assistant-chief Cassidy. The one point emphasized by tho board in its arraignment of Lovgren was that Lovgren failed to make a written report to a superior officer on the night of April 2 8, when ho saw Sergt. Barnhart come to the station and take one suit-case, of liquor, and afterwards saw "Tony" Bavrett come and ßet the other two Kut -cases. I'ltmous Iump Mentioned. Dr. . J. Smith, president of the board, even held Gasoline Sergt. Kemerlcy up to Lovgren as an example of tho perfect policeman. Dr. Smith lauded Kemerley for reporting to his chief when he found tho famous bull-pen pump in the locker of former Patrolman Bert Miller. Even the notorious pump was brought into the proceedings of the "trial." It was the unanimous opinion of the board as expressed at the hearing that the pump was never used for getting liquor from the bull-pen, thus exploding the charges which were originally brought against Miller by Chief KMne. The hearing was supposed by law to be public. After Lovgren retired to await the decision, Harry Josephson, clerk of the board, made the suggestion that the representatives of the press be excused while the beard deliberated. Mayor Carson gave his opinion that the public had as much right to know what the board did as they did to know about the hearing of the evidence, but he was over-ruled In this by Dr. Smith, president of the board. Over-rule? Mayor. "I am not in favor of that," said Dr. Smith. "I don't propose to have present representatives of newspapers which Intentionally, deliberately, and maliciously misrepresent is and lie about us. Of course they will doo that anyway, but I am not going to give them a handle on which to hang anything on me. The press can be excused." Lovgren was charged with nine misdemeanors, only two of which were mentioned In the findings of the, board. The charges were: misconduct, misrepresentation, failure to perform duty, failure to report the neglect of duty, violation of the rules of the department, neglect and disobedience of orders, incapacity, conduct injurious to the public welfare, and conduct unbecoming an officer. The original complaint even included immorality, but this was afterwards stricken out. Xo mention was made of the Incapacity charge, no attempt being nade that Lovgren knows less about x:is business, which was driving and caring for the police autor obiles. than does Gasoline Sergt. Kemerley, for example. Lovgren was recently discharged from the army, where be bad charge 0f the upkeep of hundreds of aimy aircraft.

TO IUE MANDATE. PEKIX. Friday, Aug. ;. Parliament today passed a resolution authorizing the president to issue a mandate declaring that a state of war dots not e.xist between China and Germany. It is considered doubtful whether the mandate will be issued until delegates have discussed terms with German representatives. fiu Bone Corset Shop 117 Lincoln Way East. Rooms 219-20 MRS. P. DREJER, Bell Phone 170.

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A Glance Over Indiana A MEAT PACKING PLANT TO coot 12r,0)0, capable of disposing of 125 cattle and 600 hogs per week, with an Ice plant of :o tons capacity per week is a strong prospect for Elkhart. MRS. AGNES RESEXG OF Michigan City was married to Edward Berger at 10 o'clock Monday morning. At 11 o'clock tho woman was arrested for failure to care for her infant child. MEMBERS OF THE LA PORTE Rifle club initiated th- new rill rango Sunday. The club is open to any Interests in gun work whether military organizations or private clubs. CONTINUED DROUGHT DURing July caused wheat of Laporte county to drop to an average of 16 bushels an acre, instead of the usual 20 bushel average. FOOD PRTCES TOOK A JUMP in Fort Wayne restaurants Sunday, coffee, by the cup being 10 cent, while other edibles formerly selling for five cents have taken a raise of five cents each. PLYMOUTH WILL HAVE A shirt factory if it is able to produce 100 women and girls for such an enterprise. The Kronstadt Shirt company informed the Commercial club that it would open a branch in that city if they assured the necessary help. DAMAGED AND USED ARticles are being returned to the reclamation department of the government at Jeffersonvillo for repair and sale. During the past few months 140,000 pairs of shoes have been received to be repaired and sold at low cost. Authorities say they will sell to dealers at about 15 cents a pair who will repair them and dispose of the stock at $3 and 14 a pair. XEW CARLISLE HAD A JURY in police court composed of four minister., three church deacons. one prohibition leader and four merchants. Dr. W. A. Winters was found guilty of intoxication, after the jury was out three hours. He was assessed $1 and costs. Mayor Elliott, judge of tne court, was asked by a minister, "Just how much liquor is necessary o intoxicate p. man?" The judge didn't know. JOSEPH FA DEL Y OF AXDERson, a retail merchant, says ho can explain to authorities something on the H. C. L. question. He purchased melons at El wood because he got them cheaper than in Anderson. As a result commission men :n Anderson refused to sell him other products calling it ii i i In r i ii mil .er?t TOM M in 1 "A MAN mo A story of the bright

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j Melon wer from 2u to "0 per J cent, cheaper in Elwood than in his town. WHILE TAKING THE COFfet pot froia the gasoline :ove j John Gasaway of Bedford met i with rui accidtnt that may caus j the loss of his ye jight. The j coffee was boiling and when it : was removed it exploded, sending the contents into Gasaway's fact, scalding him badly. DR. GEORGE DANIELS OF Marion asked the procer for a j nickel's worth of cheese-. The grocer kaid he could not cut that ; small amount. Then the doctor , a?kd for a dime's worth. This j was sold to him and the doctor with the aid cf a cheese knife cut ; the piece ir two, threw away a j nickel's worth and walked out with the amount he formerly wished to purchase. RIVER PARK FOR lirrOKTFR CALL, Hher Turk It Phone 47. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sears. Washington av., entertained at dinner Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Patty. H. Seventh st.. who will leave the last of the mo;h for Fortland. Ore., to reside. One hundred members from Bourbon. Kendallville. Bremen and Lapaz. Ind.. and Montana- were in attendance at the dak-Martin reunion held at Pottawatomie park Sunday. A basket dinner was served at noon. Following the dinner a business session was held and officers elected for the ensuing year as follows: President. David Brown of Bourbon. Ind.; Nice president, Edward Htaly, Mishawaka; secretary and treasurer, Miss Maud Ecker. Bourbon. Ind. The H20 meeting will be held the second Sunday in August at Pottawatomie park. A committee meeting was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wolfe. S. Seventh ! st.. when plans were made for a demobilization service to be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. Sept. 14. at which time tho service Hag will be lowered. The Iyal Daughters of the M. E. church have completed arrangements for an outing to be held Air-:. 2 4 at Hudson lake. Cottage prayer meeting of the Free Methodist church will be held Wednesday evening at 7:::0 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhl, 1022 S. Fourteenth st. Quarterly conference of Unchurch will begin Friday tvening and continue over Sunday. Rev. John Timberson of Jackson. Mich., the district elder, will be present and conduct the service. The service will open at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening with sermon by Rev. Timberson. Rev. B. F. Hitchcock, pastor of the South Bend and River Park churches, will assist with the meetings. The Myers family reunion will be held at Culver, Ind.. Sunday. Aug. 17. Kenneth, little son of Mr. and i?B Q a FOLLOW THE.

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Mr. Gi rcf Kenm .in1 hib dren. S. Fifth s! . have Wt for a v:-d with Mrs Kennd' pare.it Mr. and Mr. William Hutchinson at Chicago. b:a!d ri.irk of Bremer. Ind. sperdln-T the weW-eTid w-tth Mi ;:n 1 Mrs. Harry Anderon. Sixteenth St. M:.- M.ry Clous-.1 cf AMlla. Trd. i a i.--.;eKt of Mis Zita Vanderboh, S. Eighteenth st. Mi Heb n ('we.'iS has returned from an outtn-' at Barron lake, Mich. Mrs. Kar! Wade. S, Sixteenth st.. lias IM for cveral da Mrs. L" i Ilower and dauchters. M:. ms Ruth and Margaret Flowers have returned from a week's visi with relatiws at Kokomo, Ind Miss 11.:. 1 Fetters. S Eighth st.. has left for a two wcf-kV vl.-!t with relatives and f i ! 'id In Ohio. 'barbs Sixton of Whiting. Ind.. w ho La s b-i u a guest of Iiis brother. Will.ml Sexton. S. Ninth st., the past week returned to his home today. Mr. and M:s. A I pert Chambers of Otsego. Ind.. returned Monday after a few das" b;t with theh daughter. Mrs. A. W. Xrikard S Sixteenth st. Mi.-.s Fay Gra. S. Sixth st.. ha returned from Paw Paw lake, where she spent her a ration. Tobacco Habit Dangerous : ys Ir. i'.uni-r, f nn-rh of Jrtj" Hi pkln fHt-pltrtl. Tli. 'ittii! of inert toif feriitw' fr-uu futtid U.tmi iu!it te. In rf- t l.t-idtli ledjv were 't f,,r R;fl dendly dm.: M'-etine. St..j. tb l.r.bit n l.-f.r- if t- late. It's M -trnpW r'ci te rid mi rn'.f .f the t'bu'co faulet la iiy feria Ji:r ga to ney up-to-date :rf!j; M'ue :tnd jret .iuie XbMr! tblM; t:.kc tin-in ..s dire. t-d .utd r th prt:IiiMis ii.il.if j uii'kly vriuisV;-. Ifruffcb't left: nd the ii.oi..v if ! fad. Re ure t re.i l l.ir and inten ding rniiowr.eeiiiM.t Ir. Poniinr -on to .ippenr this paper. It t 11 of t!.e dauber f n hut iie- piio:iii .lud l.nv t" uv.el It. In itie menu? hue try M.M.d tablet: ej ull lbe KiirprUed at tie rrn)t. AJtt. Are You an Unbeliever? Have you b.st faith in tire repairjtik:'.' One trial of vir expert service wili mike jou a cotiurt once more. Blow-outs, run ruts, worn Heads we repair them all. and v. e guarantee our work. You can't b.ic. ao brim; in that iirt today. J. H. HOUCK Iii IL Misliawnk.'t -. IL Phon' 71. .Mlviiawaka Ion't Forget KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," HO X. Main Ht.. Mishawaka. For All Kinds cf Shoe Repairing and Shoes. 1 UA! r i V . i ... -3 Last Times Today FRED STONE in "THE GOAT" The Pa I Ik Ri. n of tlio-vs beautiful linttJ. slow a-cllon c-luri-. that arc iaular. ADOLPH ZI KOR PREsE.VTS LINA CAVALIERI - In "THE TWO BRIDES' Para mount picture hy w a Riuiwm; .-ciiarlo b Mar;ntn t Tunibull: directed h) lajwitrd .lof. TllllhKW THEDA BARA in "THE LIGHT' j PINCH I SPRAGUE j Undertakers ' Ambufence Service 2Ö2 N. IVten Street I. Mishawaka Both Phones 100 F. E. COATS GO. Undertakers FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Third and Race SU. Phone Mishawaka 197.

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