South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 298, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 October 1919 — Page 2

SATrilDAY AITIIKNOON, OCTOHDR 2.'. I91D.

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tnln; at 7. 11 by t!.- pat-'or. ft. rnJ !. .T.ini- L. Garr.r. t. I. rr.lr.iater Friday a. hr. at 'Oa) . ra.: O. H. I'u'kers n. up.-r.RtTid'nt. Mornlnz nervi' at 10 4". oV.k. s-r-tnon by 1t. If I, Iari- f IV I'.:-tlm ehiMrn. V"in; t .-;' ..-rvi. nt Ynnz - -r.v' I 7 'O t . m Y. M. C. A. fc.r'Urr. J ,

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Trinity r.Iair and Va;r . L.. rhili!rK, paircr. lil i.-e '.'-1 1-Tflinl v. , Sunday nfhol t '.:.".' a. in.: Mrs. W. T... .i -ii;.rlri! ; i 1 at. I'uMi'- wf.rhij af lo:;." a u: ars'! 7 r. i.i Kp -orth ! ;(:! .it , :VM j. rti. 'i h- .if"r -fMi;.- tl: pnli'it l-ofh tii'iriiliiir and -iiirik. M'rn!ri

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m!1v-rk prajcr r -1 In V-.ln s lay at 7 4" p m. FpTTorth Memorial, (or. Lincoln way W.f an'l 0!1t t., Ver. 0. W. Snltrer, rtor; Snniny rhtxA at 0 .5o; ilcnn 1 lnn"j. Mipcrintn'Jent. LwU Hfirbta -Miner r.n-1 Trnnr!j Ml. I:t. C .1. (ior.J -n. p'tr Snn-l-iy i oDooi at V:4." a. id.; II. C. Dtlaj. eratendeat ftull Memorial f harrh. Cor S. Mfrhl- j an nai tcfori!i Vta . Charirs II. D. P. L. L.. pit"r. S'in.lay hrni at 10 a. m.. Jobn E1ward. mirertiitendent Tferman LafaM tte Mvd. riii'l W.iyp.' ft. Her. Krrd II. Kohnem.inn. pnpfor. Srn1ny n.-liool at :" a. ni ; (bjrla E. Stark, supt-rinfovidoiit. M rninc worhbip i(!mn mi if 10:.;o Srnn.n thnio: 'I ii' lt-t l'l.c c n

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iE.; M. C. Toner, uporh.t. n'i;!. j r,rt ( ,M)n.h of fhp i,,hr,nn,!iain Blrr rark-.ntb t . onf'i or::,v "", Mi.in-i nt. Kov. H. H. Hrlnian. Hfl.h.miika jit Hr. (i E Itnliiion. mn- i P-f'-r: r.-i-b n. .-. b E. Indiana .iv.

tor. Suuda rbool at 9:C0 a. m.; Mi: säall Ball, superintendent. FREE METHODIST. rree Methodist rennTlracla it. snd Rush it. Her. W. E. Uenster. piMr. Fuaday ecbool at 9.33 a. ra.; Faul Natdtzel. euperln'endeuL I'reachiug at lO .Zi a. m and i :30 p AFRICAN M. E. Oll et A. M. E. T.ln uv Monroe st. Iter. A. T. Ilea bling. ja-t.-r l.i-s n i .-- r -lng at 12 rio.in, led by Hnry '.-kor. XunJsy s b'ol at 12:0 p. m ; lb-nry L'cker, superintendent. Taiefs A. U. and Ca m pa u sta. pastor. t. Zob Corner Eddj Her. L. ! 1'onelL PRESBYTERIAN. TTtmlnatr Sott iol I.lndy a?s RrT. Alfred M. Eelli. L. P.. paitr; reIdem. UiH N. Scott st. Suuduy . houi t tt-oO a ra ; L. C Whltoomb, upertntfcdcnt. I'uhllc worship at a. tr. anj 7 :I0 p. tn. Tne ee.ton m'eis befoxt tbe morulnf servbe. fn,or KnJo.lTOr (ivt)- mts at ':.".0 p. m. Mid eek devotional .se;l'e, Wednesday, f .i p. in. rirt-- Cornrr of U'.i.vfiij.rt. ii t. and l..lf.-iyvf fe bld I'.iblM m-oI .t t '.:".' a ii.: John J. Miafr. MiperintenlMif . Mh'k I "t !! v ii i i i'il at ' ,o a. m ; rr. A. Eipplio ..ft. I .ol.-r M..rnM:g MTMp n 10:b" Addr s lb v .1 . Burn of Trbilt? Fr-.-t- f. i i.m . Imn li. lidwk mtitig on W ! ;i,-. J i .it 7:1" . tn. Finillv nibt f t r i n on l'ri 1 iv nt n l'. tn. T r i ii i t Hev. f"',ii s I?irn. minister Srt!en t" iiebl in tb- p.rt;'.b!" oiiiding f the t"in!;ii; r ! , .- ho.d at the n. h of ! f ix ,. at.o Vor.- I'.nue st. ".Itd' f :io d at '. i. ni M'Tinng b-nr t wortbtp at lo:4",. Voun: F-i.p!e" neetlng it 4. p ia. ;n;ng hour of .irbip at 7 ::o. Mid b ' ii.- I )'-!. i ewn!"g in dü'l' reu t boii'. s. Hop-- I .eer and Ihvt 'n t. Edwin H XJe'sfer. Il'llll-trr I'dbb' ! .....1 ,,t . :;, i ia ; Frank Kottring. i.iipTii:t ru.!-,i t . ItTüncrr lb v. itarrir t.i t. Snnd.iy . : !mo at . i'j a. iu 1 i v 1 1 . 4r i j. ;t tu.Jj a. in. eTefy uujiy. Ey noJ) eb-onie. HungarU n f'orner nrr and Wajhlngt"n hit liev. .lohn Ier.. pnntr. Mind.iy bool .it .ii a n. Cburch erviirs at iv.L't a u. t.pr h..ri it L:(" p. ni. B APT 'ST. E!rt Cor.ier ü!.i!n and VTarn its Her. E s PaTis. I. I. n.nr.r den-e 211 W. Wayne at. Bitde s- ho.-d I tt t a. Gi . C. S. s;.-; b t:. --;p.-r::i- ! . c .nit. ' Men's !,!! ta-ubt t!.. p.tr r ' Heining uor.-hii it :l s.; n.'ii : Tbe ;..! .f tr,. 1.1 -,. - j ' Nidcn. . i"t Tb otMig p.-p'e"s . reetlne at d .'Ui Eve-ite tervi.-. at f 1 hour.-" V-in- Jiy at 7 tut .. u;.! WM ptUvly; ir.t.r iutU: at 7 i". ... i i aiary (formerly (uinry .frcrti rrn'r 'aUforiiJü uu.l Main i s. II--..-o . ; irl I-!.' mi l.e.urd, ;.!!fr K-9i 1. 1 Idly Wtxt! ar-1 a v. l;j! r.,,1 at : I. tn. ; .1. W. lnrli'.. i; -Ti-iti n !. :,t. Morjiü; wnr.!i!j' at i: ;.;, ; riroü, -.U.-un i:. 1 I"!: !.:.,. " i; v !'. at h.r-.i'.u.; s. ri'- ;it 7 ..j viM.-t ef o r - : "Tl. 1. -!'.! of ('.-, World ' I rrutar r.iM!t!.l : t i"ti:n; vV.) L11 ;i U ! u. i-. j.i y at 7 l" Hi-jjulir i. -um; . f br-tb? r--il Tii.-d. !:t:t -. Mrt Se3lh Cortrr Liurel aol Napier ate. service at 10:0 a. m and I .4U P. S3Ml. Zlon-P.er. J. R. Fucdsj hol at 9 J3 a. ill jt. 11 . ta. smrtt. piafsr. CHRISTIAN. rir4 Main at., aruth cf puMie ISt-rary. Jr.tx. It. L. M-yuary. r.istoi. i--3djy a .-.-cool at 1 .3-j tu. ; l'rederlvk ll. 'iru.i;d. a jerlnt.uant Our teictora re trained aal 2t;acaa (radel. Bale c!sta for all age. Iadij Aitüd- '.nifr Il.tni av. ici t. .1. n-pL. st lMwar.l .J ; '.or. lUa; e. löll .Mar.ttt i : s..a3y "boel at ? a. tu ; 1 r- K. Wiiv u. iur'rinfn(!-Qt. Pra .uns at If" .."-) h i a-.il 7'. ;. t. Cir',t!.in l;'..!4..r at . ." ; -a ' ir r Iva! Ja-ty tü M,-,;m l.v -an jeJtMl' :uri.ir:,' t- t Cv 1 i.fi!l n.:::t:r.? Ma: n.-t .! rr.r.z i. r h :i ; a v it J i p I.Tery. n . :id i v . . i i , m !r.v!tfd t .(":: 1 I-lnHea ArniieT.ln Ifi .tt. an t:i? it I. N. Mi!!?r. r .t,-r. K-i-ooi a lü.0j a. l.:. ; J. C. CcS'.p, bUadcni- '. Card iy ur-

EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.

Iirt-tv,r. Tnfajett n5 Monro; at W. H ifiliif, pttor. fcunday -hoot at :;.".o. Dr. W. II. FoyOr, aaprint'.ndeut. Grar ChortB Tc. I,tn'0'j way Wanrt Walcui sta. Iter. O. o. iyoxler. mllaterv furiday acnool at 8:20. O. F. Witt. aureriniendent. Broadwiy-31S E. Broadway. Rer. Elarfleld Johnson, pastor: reaidence. 2412 S. Carroll nt. Sunday -b.ol at 9:30 . tn : Sarau C. F.!.'nin, superintendent. I'p-a M:.z nt 10:4.", a. m. by tbe palter. Sut'J' t: "Th- pn Pvr. or the hnrch nt I 'h 1 1 ;i . I p L i a . Youn rvnT,l.'i nllllrwu of I'. l". !. Ill MiS HeSSl M. " KMrh.Vrt. ' PrVi.W-nt. Topi,-: t-'r will prM'-h t 7"J j. in. Sub)t: Th ;iory f th I'nus. The hulldinsr 'mniittt' will mt on Monday rnlr:c I'rayr aril Tvi- rn WHi '!.iy rcn!n;' nt 7 :.".o t'b..ir rl. tarsal Friday ruirii: at 7 Autn Cnari T.. J. Nitsc!:. rnstor. Heiiden. Llnrnln war W.. Mishi'ks. nib)" i-lioftl at 10:C"0 a. Jf-s.-o i:arn's. f uperlnteaflent. ta. EVANGELICAL ZUn-Orner Waynp anl St. Trtr sts. Ir. Wabif-mrir I"ff-tify. :ifr. Similar p. ,! at ::13 a. ni ; Cbari Wfber, ku .f-rii'tt'Tj rl-nt. No .-tvI'- s Mjuday. St. refer'. C.erman-HE TT. Lasalle a. Ker. Huco WeL'belt. Pt?r. Sunday LUTHERAN. rolr Trfnltr Trntfan 5termao a. ni Mndney ft. Ker. Albert IT. K. riator. Sunday n.-boAl at 0:15 1. tn. : Cbar;e JIass. fcuperlutendent. Ft. raul'n Grrnm TetTerf? and Wl' ham st Ir. II. Ilolle pator. 'rman Ti Ith sermon and enteihfis at ':.".' a. ni. Cateidifl on ti-yiion Jl.. EijcMpI srvb-' at 11 :0 a. ni. I : iir I i nTi Sunday x-bool at 10. "0 in. I.adl-'s Aid mrots 1 1 n n.- 1 1 ;i t 'l y aftr tho 1., .f tli J-rinan ervi . V.Ith-r social lii.ur li!day at v:tni p. m. C'-foriuarion festival on Nov. 2. Gloria IrJ Swrdlih Cbl p!n and Kerr at. Her. iiottfrid Oinn. pastor. Sunday ! bool and Bible r!ns. at f a. tn. Morning srri- at 10;.",o. and evening servil - at 7 :.",o. Tuemliy evening, niet-t-tt BnibUng so.ity. Friday tbe EutlM-r league "shadow BRETHREN. I irt 1.H l i i S. Mb bi-an t. Ker. C, utor. i:o.-blriiT. "'11 E. ion.-;i. l'ri'.i'n;i. P.jbl.' S'li'.t.l at 0:.".0 a. in.; i:-v. P'-H'ort U'liiuii.T, toiperiiit ndrnt. ; ':nda.v s !,o..l .if ,.:;o a. ni 1'. (J. Stahb-v. up-r1ntend nt At b:.:o a m. Virgil v. FinneM. febl dir , tor for religion dm-ation for tbo lnir. !i of tli r.iftlm-n. will civ' i of hi- T'opii.tr srimiii. ('liristiHii "orkT" prrr.-im at 7:1" p. ni. Sorr.iop, by Iii pa. --fur at 7:1." p. ni Snbj.-. I : "Tli '"bur'li in Smyrna and IVrgamo."" I'r.iy r rvi. n V'dnd.iy at 7 : b" p. tn. 'nnfrrenr lrmrbil I nUol - UN S. St. .Toepli ,-t. K-v. A. si-kal'oos'. pator. Suiiil i v idio'd. ' :.".D a. in. Mt-s Agnes rd"n. .i;p'rint-n.b'iit. Frealitug -r-b-, b:.,; riirl-tian F-id'-iyor. ti:..D and e ening K'rii- 1 1'rayer tnevtmg ( it. v.i.i -vi niiu at 7:b" t'hoir prar-ti(-Thursday -vt nin;; at 7:1". CATHOLIC. t. lied w ice I'olikli Corner S.ott and Najder sN. Krr. Anthony Zubowb-x, C. s '. pasi or. Ew mass at 7 :o0. :i.mi and 1." a ni. Suti-iiy m-Iio.i1 at 2:00 p. m. 1".. n. 'l i. f i n a t 2 :,"o p. m. St. tnsimir I'oli-h ?21 S. Webster st. lv. staiiil.üis (o.rki 1'astor. Lw mains at 7 :.':o a in llli'lj mass at P:oi a. ui. rspers at 2 :" p. m. S.i-r-il II-itrt Ntro Dam Iter. John P.. S. !,. jer past..r. I. on- mass at :) a. ni. students maKK at s :0O a. m. ln r1 sh in.iss at 10;in a. m. Vespers at 2:b0 p. ui. J t. stitnihUii I'olUh II" S. Eimoln t. ; Ke. i;..inan Mar inlak. '. S. I. pastor. ; Masses at 7:."J. . J and 10 W a. in. 'e Ufrtrt llimic.iriiin Catalpa und j I'ldbiiia as. Ib.-v. Alexander i. Yupa j p.io..r. I.ow mass at 7:0t p. in. Baptism i at 1 ::io p ni. V-sprs at 7 :.".0 p. in. j M. Mark's of Tbr II.. tv KiMtry Polish i ratl'.'ii.- at n.riHT Sa.np' and Kosiusko I sti. Kev. ItasM Syrbt a pastor. inaii iw.ek days, 7:b". i m Sunday, 8:(i)a. in. , Iligb mass Stm l.jys und Ibdy I'ays at I In : a. i.i. St. Steptien's II tincai-ian Thomas and . Mi'l'heisoa sta lie?. Lawrence Ilor- ! vith. pMftur. M iss af 5 :00 and 10:13 a. j m. Sautlay sLcc: ai 2 :OU -j. in. tia j rdktior. at 3 A) p. m. 1 St. rttb U-ii ::o7 s. Tatar sL IUv I Joi n F. Detirootf, C. S. t... aator Mips at 0. 7:00, 0 aud 10:5d o'clock. st- Joseph' lilli at. snd Laiallt aT. Patrick J. Carroll. C. .S. C. paator. fow rnnsse at 7 ..'!0 and h:00 a. m. IJlga mass at 10 uo a m. rensdlctlon at 3:U0 p. ni. Sacred Heart IVlflan 112G W. Thom a st. .I!ev. Charly- riacher. paator. Mass at 7:Cv aad 0 :30 a. m. buaiaj retool at 2 IX) p. nj. Ueuedictlan at 3;0J p. m. CHURCH OF GOD. rhurch of OkI of tli Ahrnhamio Ciiiih - . r l. s in M, !vi!v hall. ZYZ S. I. -if i t r t - t. Sim. 1. iy .-Nvd ;t P.V0O. A. ti!..:i Mii'.-riiitf-ildt'iit. (liurtli of God or Saint Chapel oa IIarr!.o:i ar.. one block north of Llncola " feuperintendeot. EPISCOPAL t. Jjmfi'-Lafas ette bird, north et Waablufton Kt. her. Jolin Ilaien v tlte. re,tr; Kst. it. L"Tret Carr. t rtrr. Holy romiaunlnn. 7 n. ra t i vr.tT.-l f. nt i:4. a. ni. M.itlns ari-1 m r:ii"i! Iy pis!i. p Wliite at 1 :0 a ra. Nr-jrs at 0:n p. m. SCIENTIST. I'lrn Church of Cbrlat. Srleatlat Main and MaJisoa ta. Suuday aerflcei at 11 :(.iO a. m. TeUcaoalal ii:?cting erery Wednesday at S :0 p. ru. ouuday acaol f t ciiildren and younjr pe:p'.a up to th of V, froaj 0:lo to 10. SO a. m. Sunday 1,-lüoi entrance cü Madison et iU-udlng rooms maintained lj tha r-:-.urcli n tLe eventli Äo..r if the J. M. uuiMicg. nre orcu ualiy i.-rit uudjy r.'oia 12 tj G. aud oa Saturday evea iuc from 6 to S. SPIRITUALIST. rmprr.ir ;lrittil oict rueets la i:-.i::..-n' hall. s. .viUi.vm m. Sua.ia ' at 7 p r.i. ; a k-r : 'L.ir A. Tlmnipiirtn. Sut"A N-w S; :nt " Mi.v ! -.r-r: lr a:;d Mrs fl.ar!'" A. 1 n..;npi:. Ta:: p. l and W. 11. (.!. I'rory--'. -or!:al.y lr;itd. I nrn.t ionttl p i r i 1 ul i t .Me'vill. h.ili. every l u'via) evenlLi; at 7 p. r !.t r i ait. NN- t : I.e.. -N.i-a ! i t :: l-y i';mv-:i s Ar- Spiritual JEWISH. t :i r I Kree Tempi. leih-. C mcr LaasT. and lavjor st :. : at 1.C a -u . r::i..n : 1 M.'m.i "f ln ut'j; I. 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MISSIONS. lli0rj. f. Ftuflebaker t. Snnday obool at 20 p. ni. iTeacbin? nt 3:?0 aDd 70 n m. ServUs duriuff tb and Slonday, Frbiav and Saturday eTf-nluga at 7:4 o'clock. A!', wtlcouie. Mary Nuoetaaker la cbarsre. City 113 ti J7troa bU4. Ray Bird. tMprlDteodcDt. SunJaj ftool it 3 300 p. a. Bible dai at 4:00 p. m, Copl- 21S E. I.aaalW it. Servlcea Wednesday evening at 7:43; Saturday and Sunday erealns at 7.30. ETtrjbjdy welcome. IAtroata. Apotolit rait h .120 N Olive t. Sunday m bor.J jt 10:00 a. rn. rrea-hlng at 11 :0) a. tn. Erenlnff ferrI (- at S o'lo k. Midweek meetinff n Tuesday .vid Ttiwrs'lay evtniuga. J. II. I'.owe, eranve'.it. ZION SERVICES. A pipe otfan prelude from 10:0 to 10:." a. in. aud a Iloosvrlt nieruortal hervl-e frr.ni ID :.! ti 11 o'rlock will tV;iturr tl. r-i:ular 7.1n prvlrps at tbe I.aS.il'e theater Sunday morning. Kev. Nan B. MiumaKer will talk v "Koofevelt an a Man of ;oi." Te ubjTt of tl' ruioii irir will b- "Saiin and th pereiTer of Humanity'' or "Wbr tb i'li rist Tame to S'nl a Sword and Not reji-r on tb; Earth." VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

tiotpel lnlatlon. 4-"W . VflcbltjaH nt AM Cl-rlitlaa societies laylted to t. b!f open air rncetln erery Wednesday, Tri4 . i: . t m 4 Cnn.ia v nu'hta Arn . . r i . V. . 1 1" .1 -7. . i V" 1 . w I" au:u""'" !V 7. - II"!." ritaa. au we:wa. SALVATION ARMY. 80C E. Jefferson blfd. Sunday aerr- !: Morning, county Jail, 10:00; SunSunday school at 2:30 p. m. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets etery Monday at 10:00 a. ra. ar tbe Y. M. C. A. Resident and rlsttin ministers always wen-ome. Rev. W. II. Firliley. president: Eev. CI. W. Kenh, vbe president; Kov. John U Irnbof, sec rttary-treasurer. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Woman' Club ball, room 224. J. M. building. Sunday studies: lo;0) u. n., The New Creation: ',::;o b. ni.. Kevelat'.on; S:00 j. tn.. i:zrkil Fempl. Wednesday at p. in., prajer mooting. 1'rtday at p. ui.. Tal'ernacW' .Shadows. Single Standard of Morality Say Women Doctors NEW YORK. Oct. 25. The international conference of women physicians, which for six weeks has boon holding sessions at Young Women's Christian association hendqtinrters here, came to a close l'ri-! day. j Resolutions wrr pnsod favoring: sox instruction in normal schools! and medical colleges and universities; and urging the "single standard" of! morality. It was resolved that sup-' port of illegitimate children should be shared by both parents, according to the economic status of each, and that the child should not bo stigmatized because of the circumstances of its birth. The conference went on record c.s favoring "educational . and economic conditions with early monogamous marringe possible." Another resolution denounced "regulation" of vice. Announcicnt was made of tho establishment of the women's foundation for social health, which will work in cooperation witr exiotinsr organizations!. Orocers and butchers' business men's lunch. Monday evening. Oct. 27th. Call Henry Frepan, Lincoln 1559, for tickets. 6714-23 Chrysanthemums at Reehler's. 6S76.-25 Advt. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads VOU KNOW HOW IT Hess: l bin nzum An' WOT HAS 17, OCT ! Little unrest 11 - A SHARE OP THEN A r-TT AN A VOICE m THE MAKAGEKOIT ' n n.. . nw i i 111 in t..- .4. . .

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S Tvventytvvo Staple Food Articles are Two Percent Cheaper. BY LOUIS LUDLOW. WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. 23 According to reports received by the bureau of labor ftatistics from retail dfalers in ZO citios. the roLitil cr.ht ff 22 staple food article tlerreascd two percent In September, :ts compared with August. Thl.s is the first decrease shown since June, when food waa about live-tenths of one percent cheaper than in .May. The fuMl nupply on which this comparison is based is: sirloin s-teak, round steak, rib roast, chuck roast, plate beef, pork chops, bacon, ham. lard, hens, flour, corn meal, eggs, butter, milk, bread, potatoes, su'ar, cheese, rice, coffee and tea. Of the 4 3 articles as to which comparison can be made from August to September, twenty decreased in price in September. Onions declined 17 percent; potatoes, 14 percent; lard, 9 percent; cabbage, S percent; plate beef, percent; chuck roast and lamb, 5 percent each; round steak lib roast and bacon, 4 percent each; sirloin steak and ham, 3 percent each; pork chops and bananas. 1' percent each; hens, cheese, flour and sugar, 1 percent each. CofTcv Ircrcaso. In September, 19iy. tho cost of 22 articles of food was ; percent high- j or than in September of last year.! During the 12 months coffee and j prunes increased in price 61 percent j each; onions. "0 percent; rai.ins. 2 6 j percent; rice, 20 percent; cheese. 10 percent; sugar, 13 percent; lard. 14 percent; butter, 11 percent; canned samion, rresn milk and potatory, 10 percent each; eggs. S percent; flour, 7 percent; ham and tea, K percent tach; hens. Ö percent; bread. 2 percent. Articles which decreased were: Navy beany, 27 percent; plate beef, IT percent; chuck ro.ist, 11 percent: b-mib, K percent; round steak and rib roa?t. 5 percont each; corn meal, percent; sirloin steak, 2 porcon; bacon. 1 percent. Pork chops decreased los than live-tenth. o. 1 percent. PKI.-WAK PKK IX Hooter l-JiM-trie? Seicr.s art still tin isame old 1!H1 price. One thing; that has not raised. I'lovtrlc Scrxleo Co., 113 W. Colfax av, PJIO-HT

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Living Room Sets and Odd Pieces Three Piece Suite: Davenport, Rocker and Chair Overstuffed. Upholstered in quality first tapestry of beautiful patterns; full spring edp; three loost; spring cushions on davenport, also spring cushions on c hair and rocker. Priced at $292.00. $322.50. $327.50. Two Piece Suites: Davenport and Rocker Solid mahogany davenport and rocker. Queen Anne design, cane back and arm: upholstered in fine imported taupe velour; three loose cushions and two pillows on davenport; rocker high back," cushions to match. Price $250.00. Bed Davenport Suites: Davenport, Chair and Rocker In golden or fumed oak, also in mahogany finish; Spanish imperial brown leather or fine tapestry upholstering. Priced at $81.50, $95.00 to $1 12.00. Bed Davenport: In golden or fumed oak. or mahogany finish Spanish brown leather upholstering, 548.00, $50.00, $53.50. $55.00.

Free Classes in Art Needlework and Knitting in our Art Section third floor. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday afternoons for women. Saturday morning for children. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 em

When any corporation or individual introduces methods or tools more efficient and more popular than those which have been in use, that corporation is up-to-date. It is the comprehension of this fact that caused us to order some months ago ten street cars of the one man, automatic control type. These cars will be delivered to us and placed in operation in South Bend next month. Because they are the embodiment of economy, efficiency, flexibility, speed and safety, we may consider that when we have them on our lines we are as nearly up-to-date as it is possible for a concern operating street cars to be. As they are different in design and in operation from those which have benn in use, we have considered it advisable to acquaint our patrons with them in advance of their operation in order that there may be no confusion through lack of understanding. These cars permit greatly increased service to the public while sti 11 permitting a large reduction in platform personnel. Because of the use of automatic devices, the cars can be operated at a higher schedule speed by one man than an older style can be operated by two men. ' Safety cars fully justify their name as preventors of accidents through the inter-operation of control, brakes, doors, steps, sander and emergency brake. These are all facts demonstrated through use in over one hundred and fifty cities. They have given the greatest public satisfaction wherever they have been introduced. Having done the best we could to give the best possible street railway service here, we are asking the public to cooperate with us by having the exact fare ready when boarding the cars.

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Odd Pieces for Living Room Cane back Wing Chair and Rocker, in mahopany. Price. $15.50. Telephone Stands, with chair or stool to match, in oak, walnut or mahogany finish, at $8.50, $12.00, $15.00 ta $24.50. Mahogany Book and Magazine Racks at $9.50 up. Book Troughs at $17.00. Book Wagons at $22.50. Folding Card and Sewing Tables, leather or felt top, at $2.25, $2.50.

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