South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 235, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 August 1919 — Page 10

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HCREASED REITS Vacant Stores and Offices Fill Rapidly, and Prices Climb as Demand Grows. Vs!rnh c,fo r-'i.irt-r.- nni Ftnro rooms In th city's l.u.-in district .it the rr-r. time are very scarce wir.: to thf T J.vh for locations 1 1 j r -Ins? ihr 'imrr.fT months ubn nearly nil avn b!e mites w erf taken ly inror.iiric merchants and local stores widening their quarters to take carp of the Increased business. ThH va.i also found truo, -with Trc.fes-donal men returning horn1 from th government serviro, who found that dtsiraMe quarters wero rot to bA had. The.co men h ivo had a difficult time obtaining suites frj their repectlvo I'lisine?.'-.. and many are rot satisfied with their present locations. Downtown offu-o quarters as well ns cround floor ?ellir.fr spaces that were available in the spring aro now occupied by tenants paying Increased rentals. Itciitals IlHng Ilal'd. Michigan and Main strr-et property is no longer to be had and the obi l renters nre paying double the . price1 that was formerly paid. Certain; business houses In the city that for-' xnerly paid J 173 monthly are now bIng" asked to renew their leases at the Increased rat of Jlf". while other rentals In other parts of tho business district have been raised proportionately. Main street property that had been vacant for some time, has been filled in the past month and the businesses art spread in: further Into the. residential district. Jefferson blvd. property also has filled up rapidly and the Jefferson hotel sales rooms have also been loafed lately. DISPLAY SKITTCinX An attractive 'window display of homo sketches, and photographs of modern houses, is now in th display space of Whitcomb and Keller, real estate agents In the Farmers Trust building. hiimoditij nniKKY shop. l'xtensive remodeling is now unler way at the Perkey Fashion Shop, nt 120 W. Washinjton a v. Tho sell;r.g space of tho store is being lengthcpfii and interior decorating is being done in the new section, enabling the management to carry a larger stock of merchandise. Painters and paper hangers are at work freshening up the store so that the big fall business can be done in the remodeled space. CHINES!-: INN TO OPITN. Saturday Is the opening day for the South Bend Inn located on X. Main Ft. The cafe will serve, both Chinese nnd American dishes. Interior remoic'InK has been done to the room and with all new fixtures makes an attractive restaurant. REDS PLANNING ARENA FOR WORLD'S SERIES CINCINNATI. O., Aur. 2 2. Sherronvlllo rpeedway, fifteen miles from Cincinnati will te where the world Fi-ries ball grames will be played, providing that Cincinnati wins the National league pennant. Within a week or ten daj's it is asserted that the proposition will h.- ready for fcubmLsion to tho bard of directors of the local club. The Sherronville speedway can easily bo arranged to held up to lOC.OoO persons, thus providing room ior the large crowd. ARABIAN GIRL WHO SERVED IN FRANCE 1 - err,.' l I. V : i-'x : -.::.. j tlss ilane XorI Mias Marir I'or.-ly. a vv.ir.,- Anbia:i wr:.-!.ir. who ervti tr.e nationbl volmtor corps with ?h- American army m Frar. . M:.- p.-ndy is the or-.ly girl of h'T r. at:-.nality who ltb-r has the d ; -t v. t ! -: ( haing s d the 'ni!' i S'at.s or the rieht to wear the ri t .. rre. Sh-1 an expert .tut .:i:o!.i!e driver ar.d nifrhari!' iar.. .!.! r- nt!y m.twred ü.crv tb tuiilincrit.

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THEATERS Stage and Screen, LOCAL PLAYBILLS OI.IVKR "On Tli Hiring Lino." Saturday. A up. 2.. "Her .Man' of the NC- I," Sunday, Aup. 24. Al'DITriRIUM "Piittin- () n e 0tcr," with fleorpe Walsh. LASAIJ.K 4 V v o n ii c From Paris." with Mary Miles Minter. CASTLi:"Tlu' Peace of Roarin Hi it," with Pauline Frederick. ( HPHi:UM Vaudeville. m:n max of tin; nc-i. Cecelia aaqucs, a little Canadian actress) from Montreal who will be seen in the leading role of "Her Man of the NC-4." at the Oliver theater, Sunday night, is said to not only possess wonderful beauty but is a most clever comedienne and dancer. During the action of the piece she introduces the "Dance of the Wood-nymph," which she is said to perform most artistically. Miss Jaques is supported by Will Springer i:i the leading male roll. Special scenic effects are said to add to the attractiveness of the produ?tion. at tiii: Ai prroiurM. George Walsh and his famous smile will appear at the Auditorium today in "Putting One Over." a comedy drama full of mystery, thrills and crafty crooks. While George is known for his extraordinary athletic prowess and Iiis daredevil nerve in taking chances before the camera, he is also a superb comedy actor, who knows how to convulse an audience with wholesome, hearty laughter. In "Putting One Over." he portrays the role of Jack Trevor, an unconscious tool of criminals who are out to get possession of an estate of immense value. When he discovers the conspiracy, things begin to get terribly unpleasant for the crooks. The story is said to be decidedly original. "Hearts and Flowers.' a Mack Sennett comedy and the Pathe News are the other pictures on the bill. Tomorrow brings "Fatty" Arbuckle in "The Desert Hero," ' The Last Outlaw," third episode of "The Tiger's Trail," Mutt and Jeff and the Pathe News. "OX THE HIKING LIN IV George C. Tyler, under wnose direction the new satirical comedy, "On the Hiring Line," will be presented at the Oliver theater, South Fend, as the opening attraction of the season on Saturday. Aug. 2Z, i matinee .and niuht. is the most prominent of the American theatrical producers. He was for eighteen years the directing head of the firm of Liebler and Company. At the present time he has appearing such stars as Ixurette Taylor, George Arliss and Patricia Collinge. Among the notably successful plays he .has produced are "The Christian." "The Eternal City." "Merely Marv Ann," "Mrs. Wirgs of the iCaboaec Patch." "The Man From j Home. " "The Garden of Allah." j "The Squaw Man." "Disraeli." j "Grumpy." "Joseph end His Breth ren. I'ollyanna and Happiness. He has brought to this country more uistinguisnea loreign artists than any other American manager. Among them may be mentioned Mrne. Fleanora base, Mme. Kejane. Mme. Simone. Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Cyril Maude. Mr. Tyler is here to witness the new play which goes directly from here to Chicago to open an extended ngtTment at the H'.ackstor.e theater. AT Tili: CASTLF. In "The Peace cf Roaring River. ! art to portray. S.hown at the Castle.

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.- cry nre o.iststerui anu wno grasps ai the r'.rst opportunitv to live n clean! , , . .. nfe m the great open. How a ma;rimnial want ad" inserted by aj jealous woman brings happiness and1 ....... , pf.-ico to the tittle heroine, makes for heart-appealing drama. Torn', iio'alinc is th de virile western hero. , , , . k. ., The CiOiided Name is Tomorrow a storv of the northern timber coun try. John Lowell is featured. AT Tili: l(s.I.I.E An thing labeled "troni Paris' Migg.-s! froth and frivolity to thr Amen. a:i m;nu, ana ni-o neweaij

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Mary Miles Minter picture entitled "Yvonne from Paris" and shown at the Laitalle theater today, is the sort of feature everyone will enjoy. It's story is aß Usht, airy and pretty as milady's Paris bonnet. The star Is happily cast in the role of a little Parisian dancer who sneaks away to America 'and finds real happiness danclnj? in the cafes of tho preat east side. Hero Alan Forrest as the author-sweetheart does dome, excellent work, while K. Alyn Warren, as an Italian musician proves himself another George Peban. Tomorrow begins a two days' engagement of "The Perfect Lover" with Eugene O'Hrien featured. AT THi: OHPHKFM. Lovers of music, "jazz" or classical, will enjoy every minute of the act of Itlto Mario and company, which sees final performances at the Orpheum theater today. On the same bill is Dritt Wood, an unusual character comedian, Pat and Peggy Houlton, youthful entertainers of song and dance,. Juggling DeArmo and Lillian's trained dogs. Beginning tomorrow Georgo Kala-j luht's musical Hawaiians leads thei program. James II. Cullen, a clever monologist comes next, while Hurke and English, comedy sketch artists, Alice Nelsot., a "different" comedienne and Samaroff and Sonia, Russian dancing team, round out the bill. BOOST WATER HEATING RATES IN INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 23. Water heating rates of the Merchants Heat and Light Co., here were increased to thirty cents per cubic foot of radiation by the public service commission Friday. This is a new basic rate and an increase of ten cents from the old rate, although a surcharge of five cents has been permitted. The new rate will enable the company to realize six percent on its investment, the commission order states. Local Markets AT, ST11AW AND fTET. iCorrertod Palljr by rri fveste? Mlll rUnr mt4 Ka C .. 4M S Mlrklfnn.) NEW HAT Fajlcg 120 to 22; celling 130 to 35. MMatv Paying 9 t IIS , telling 73 bni OATS raying SOc, selling- 00 to 95c. SHELL CORN I' tying 1.75; Hing 12.00 to H2.20. k-AK CUKN P7iog $1.40; aelllag to 12.00. TIMÜTUY SEED- rajloc $3 per bu; selling ?i50. CLoVEK SEED Payinj JZ bu.; aUtng $25 bu. ALSYKE CLOVER 24.00L ALFALFA (Montana grown) flS.OO. GRAIN AND FKXD. (CrreUl Dali bj O. XV. Barren, Star' Mill li4rt Av.i SHELL CORN Paying $1X5. OATS Paying c, elliug IX) to 95c. hiu.v .iiing äo auuJred. MIDULINüS-Selliu; $3.00 hundred. j CHOPPED FEED Selling. f3.5 per j .m SCRATCH FEED Selling f423 per WHEAT Paying 2.15. UVI STOCK. (Corrected Dally by Major Bias., fi. If-ft-ma St.. MiaKawak.) HEAVi FAT STEERS Fair to gd l'ilb: prime. Jl'il4c. i HlHrS 1301."- lh.. 15c; l.VaglTS' !!.. l'jc; 1M up, l'A. BUDS. I C'arrartea Dally Oy Warner Bra a. 8a4 i Htore. 221 . Mirhltan St. ' COW l'EAS 450 to 0.30 i JAPAN KSK MIL.c.r 5-1 to 320. I RED CLOVER $Jö to 23. 1 1 M Olli Y 6 00 to tf.50. , lci' WOO. I ' means 5 to ö. ' SOUDAN (ill ASS $30 per hundred SPELT 1:00 cut. f wi.n;i: uf hairy retch 15.oo per nusuei. 1 .n r l.KtW KRS-loc lt. A LS I K E .lVä:;o fH". ULI t uliAftö- vw.J. W1H1E CLOYEK--42.90 to 35. m r ri.oYi:i;--is.oa MAMMOTH CLOVER 20 to 00. ALFALFA $24 K). r uxli I'tAo-v3.:0 to 4 50. rOTLTlU AND MEATS. Tarrertcd Dally by J!nmle'a Market 1 F.. -eATaraon HU BEEF Roast. 203600 : bollln. 20c. LARD Paying 40c, Alling 4V. PRODI CE MARKET. C'Trerted lot! ay by th 7rotheraooJ rwrv. tSO V. Main at.) BUTTER AND EGGS Creamery butnig aozen. i , r';1 Aü Ee -.TABLE. Frutta. ; i'Hfovnia naTji oranges. uX per rtozen; , ,icylgt dozen; tananaa. lOo pouad;1 Mrglui.i rotatews, .1.6o bu.; new cabV -.n ouaj-'wl--otfOUc. II I DCS AND TALLOW. Crrtd l-dar hy V I . Mam at. mlr. 2äSrV; cnlfnkln. ill9tnan. Sil 4070:. Reniered tallcv. i4jTo Ib.; bees ix CK: pound. PRrrKKMINT OIU Quoted by the "Oil, Taint and Vrmg Keprter.i 1 r i"""' wu" t n tax. r t t f final S.OOfip S .Sä 10 (1.U10 -Ä bA-H rectiSed

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PAT & PEGGY HOULTON "A Summer Flirtation" RITO MARIO & CO. An Avalunrhe uf IcJody BRITT WOOD Original Comedian LILLIAN'S POGS C!ovr Caaino Actors KALALUHI'S MUSICAL HAWAL1AKS And Fovr Oüjer Act Oak Leather is what we use when we put new halfsoles and heels on your shoes. Modern machinery and expert workmen do the rest to make your old shoes almost like new. United States Shoe Repair Company 333 S. Michigan St Tradln vith adrertlsers meaa more for kss cash.

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LEGAL NOTICE. xotick to nnmr.i: iu ild ers. STATE OF INDIANA, ST. JOSEPH COCNTY, SS Notice Is hereby plren that the Flo.ird ef Commipsioner of tt. .Topppli County. Indiana, will ievive separate sealed proposnl for tht roj.strr'i'tioD of a rnTete culvert ovr the irnpe Vine Creek iu Section ten tlO( Township Thirtyperen i.HTt North. KnnRe one ("I Enat in Warren Townjhip, St. Joseph County, on Monday, September 15th, 1019, up to 10 oYlork a. tu. Thf pinna and ppecificatlons hnve been adopted by the ltonrd of Oommlisloner and are on file In the office of the County Auditor. All bids submitted must be on forma furnished by the County Auditor, and bids not on thi form or Hereein? evnctly therewith will not le considered in the letting: of the contract. A bond must accoiupcny each bid in a sum equal to the amount f th btd with surety to the npprovül of the Board of Commissioners. The Board of Commissioners reserres the rieht to reject any and all bids submitted. ARTIH U F. WOLF. Auditor St. Joseph Countv, Indiana. NOTICE TO llItlDC.E H TILDE RS. STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH corxTY, SS. Notice 1h hereby civen that the I'o.ird of Commissioners or St. Joseph. County, :ind the Hoard of Commissioner of Marshall County will rereir separate aealed proposals for the fin rt ruction of a concrete culvert over the Ueston Ditch on the Tyler Itoad on the County line between te Counties of SL Joseph and Marshall, Monday. September 15th. 101'., up to the hour of 10 oYlook a. m . according to the plans and specifications. The plans and specifications for the same have been prepared by Henderson McClellnn. County Surveyor, and have been adopted Ty the Joint notion of the Hoard of Commissioners of St. Joseph County and Marshall County, nnd have been deposited in the office of the County Auditor of St. .Tosepj County. All bids must be on forms furnished by the County Auditor. Rids not on this form or agreeing exactly therewith will not be considered In the lettlnjr of the contract. All bidders submitting bids must also submit a bond In a sum rual to tbe amount of the Md with sureties to the approval of the Hoard of Commissioners. The Hoard reserves the rieht to reject any and all bids submitted. ARTHUR F. WOLF. Auditor St. Joseph County, Indiana. 10-23 NOTICE TO BRIDGE TU'ILDERS. STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEFn COUNTY, SS. Notice is hereby jriven that the Hoard of Commissioners of St. Joseph County and the Hoarl of Commissioners of Marshall County, will receive separate scaled proposals for the construction of a concrete culvert located on the Tyler Road on the South Houndary of Section 17. Township .!," North. Range 2 Ei-t. between Marshall and St. Joseph Counties. The plans and specifications for the same have been prepared by Henderson McClellan, County Surveyor, nnd have been adopted by the Joint r.Ä'on of the Hoard of Commissioners oft. Joseph and Marshall Counties, and have been deposited in the ffi.-. of the County Auditor f St. Joseph County. All bids must be nn forms furnished by the County Auditor. Hid not on this form or agreeing exactly therewith w'.ll not be considered in the lettinff of the contract. All bidders submitting bids must also file n bond in a sum equal to the amount of the bid with sureties to trie approval of the Hoard of Commissioners. The Hoard reserves the right to reject anv and nil bids submitted ARTHUR F. WOLF. Auditor St. Joseph Countv, Indiana. 10 23 Our supply is sufficient for any demand. Our price is always right. Our service cannot be criticised. Our big plant is running day and nigbt. here to serve are you and we are well equipped to do so. Artificial Ice Co. Bell 2221; Lincoln 6123 Vten jon tlitrk cf Bororftrrnl5iiln think of "Wlora." I Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ari

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NOV - II EMDE NT NOTICE. STATU. OF INDIANA. T. .D'SUFII Co'.r. SS In tt. a St .Tn.. j li S !- peri r Court. Septem! er Tr;:i. 1?KJ. HARRIET i;ERNERT MILTON C.r.r.NUKT N'.v C.T.ip'.fitnt . He if .known. C.tt tJ. nho en irre I p'atr.tifT has flb-.i in the off;, e ..f t!c Clerk of iH Cvrt her onrrpl unt against siid d'-fvid u.t in the ;Ccntie toct!ier xith n proper .t'd.uft that said defendant. Nli'.tn ;crr.rt. ' not a resident .f th st it . f U-dMu Slid def.Midmt is her.'v :-. i M- ! that snid cause will stnn l f r tri d th 14th day of O-tM-er. . . tl. s . ' tri C t!e" C'fh il.iy f the r..'r term said 4'ourt t .-.Tir.r'cn. e ,t the t'ifv South Heud. on the third Mr.dsy ' i opt'!iil'. r ri't. on w'.;M; div nl d defendant is rc'jtiired to appeir t i!d action. WITHER M WARNER. Ork. Hv Im II. Krn7CT D,;t. iiosTNSKi ii:kelhoum. Attv - for riiir.tlff ?" LOST AND FOUND. LOST Voucher between city 'hi'! :n 1 court h nise. Return to Aenue lfcr.shoeing Sh'ip. !?A" 2" LOST Hlacfc sample ci. between Jef. ferson Hotel ar.d Lake sh-ire .'.ep.t, on Iafayette blvd . about '.' :!. P m Onner at JeffersoTi Hotel. "2 . I IXrST Out cf car Friday evening, pin and white baby blanket with Teddy bear design. Reward for return M.ttu .12 W or X)4. 7:-"'i-2l LOST Taupe, fox ne.-k p'.ece t Th Ehilade'phia n'-ont p. in. TS.urslT.v. Liberal reward. i J . MNatU'hton. Kinney's Shoe St. -re. T-,v-24 EusT Fot terrrer. w?i!te with bin. it eves and ears; also black spot on hip. Hob tailed; e. niUtiro of trn. Answers to name of Dmmie. .1 1 Smith. 112.1 S. Fifth st . RDr Dark. Receive reward. 7147-24 MTIATIUN WANTED IEMALE. WANTED I will help with housework. care of children, etc., in return for home in private family. Call H. C. orer Maiu .Vd for Interview. 7ö07-tf S ITU ATI O X W A N T E D M ALE WANTED Position as chauffeur driving car west or south for tl..- winter. Address Nlles, Mich.. R. 4. Ro 72'v' " MALE 11 ELI WANTED. E3a Go GaBi3 Qbs-rT c? Mood t:7oc3iun3 SGjGocobcDs hzifj Ben Koa L15Jj 7 IE' 2-3 WANTED Carrier boy at Tt Sooth Rend Nesvi-Tlmes tf WANTED relish boy fcr delivery vnc'n. Inquire lWd W. Tvc:n:;. WANTED For general work .it s'jhur'o ' nn home, reliable marrb-d n;;p;.-. Rr-f-ert'tice required. Hx W. 1., ar Nv, I Times. '--): t! 1 WANTED--Laborers at Nitir.:il "Veneer Product. Co. Mlshnwikn. Ir.d Applv either at T. W. Ui!v C-,-:; F' torv, Nls. Miel: . or st J s-. p'. 1 Washington ts. South Hfl i 'ct WANT EL' Men nnd vj nt th National n-er l'roxi'-t ;- . M:-l.-awska, Ind. i ' On fan.y wo-df-ns II 1 :.--r s a aiTwfcere. Can enrri from f."''.' t - J:"1'1 ftr week. Add'.ti r:.l hoC-3 o-i eir;.i"' bouth Head Wollen C". 7 tf LATH L G R I N I Eli 5CREW MACH I NT OPERATOR N O R DYKE & MARM'N CO. Kentucky Av. ar.d M-rr:-INDIANAPOLIS, 1 N D. i