South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1920 — Page 13

Page PDF (1016.47 KB)

Back to issue view

int: SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

rti:n.M:sn.v mounin:, maucii in, inzs 13

PORTO RICO FACES ECONOMIC PROBLEM

Hookworm Found to Kxi-t In Serious Proportions In Irland Po-ifvrion.

FAN" JUAN. Port Him. Mirh 9. Thf r is mro l.nok worin !n Porto

o t(!'iv T.!,.ir. in any othr coun

try' th worM, with th possible xcrj.tif.-r.u of in '.',: ;tr.-l (Vl',n, accrlir.t to Ir. Victor J. Il-:er of

th- lnr;rtfrr 'ounria t.'np. T)r. j IIo!"-'-r has offer I the Cooperation f j th; Horkf f-l!T rcwü'l ition to th- . rnvrr.r.f r.l of 1'orto Kirn aii'l j ' tiiini "thnT of health in combntir.r j irv.l weiT' In flo i-!.ir.t' I

"Itnokwonn is j-ro'alüv the nm?

MODERS ALCHEMISTS SEEK TO COMPOUXD GOLD OF BASE METAL

IyOXDON'. March 9. Th a!-chmi-ts' ilrpnrn of producing r''!l from l as mct.ils is not txtra vacant, asserted Prcf. Frederick .Soiidy, head of th physical rht-mhtrj' dpiirtmr-nt fit OxforJ, in a recent publication. H ??Il3 ho'.r to lo it. "To K'-'t poM from mercury," h siy 'vx;! from tho atom of mercury "n lota-pn rt!e! whli'h v. Ill inaV. o thallium; thon on) al-pha-particlc. vhich will turn the th illium Into ko11. Or, to t Kr'M frr,m load, rxnl from the ttorn of lr-al rn alphu-partlclr, Iii h '.viil turn it into niorcury, ar-.l pro''frl as before. "

! CAMPAIGN TO AID i

FRENCH SOCIETY

Former Premier ClemcnccauV Advice Is Acted Upon IW National Alliance.

: y -

'Tii. '; -! f--.r.orr : pror.-.'Tn v. r;ii. r'or'o Hi farfu tixl.iy." iil l.r Hei-. r. "I 1: ivo akr.I r.ir.o j.Iant ry ". h.v t : ; -y fli-1 net pny innre '...'! :2 , ar.-l th'-y j-ii l ,.cviw th- lahorer--oi.M pot f.'irn it, anl probably th y :irc ri-ht." Fampalzii I IVsslM". Dr. A. Ruiz Sol r, r onimi. slor.T of hvi:th. 5r;!d that rror.-lv the so'.s nv.i' r.t v;riii!'l arr j.t t ho orfrr of t:"-o from th- Hoc It fl!r 'ou:,!..ti(.n ;inl th tt a rarnpalen ;;t; ii::.-t n ir.t t wojM ni.'! rfkI.r. .Tarn-. IL riran, al-o of tho h!o:;r frJIrr Fo-imlatton, v. ho h. hn l'.oro for some. v;-okH iniki;i" .'ii lnvos tl it ion of htlth oondiinr.s in th- ind will rn:viln for : r.r time :inl will, vith th coojtration f Tr. Folor. prrpüro a plan for attacking th hookworm problem. Ar.rr.la, v.hlch I irlr th" Sranlh t'.i! wan brll vd to Yj dxi r.io.-tly : malnutrition, now Is attribute! to n j.'r-at rxtnt to infection. It brii 'vrl thnt th fli-i w;ih brought In .vlth th onriy slaves an.l thus -)'r-ail m'orit rolled throus'hr.'it 1 1 1 v lnc;th and brca-Uh of th'- :: lanl. l.i: Sum l'xp!!'Thi rnvrrnrnt-nt hn KPnt nlto

r:"?hr 557,000 in brinlnc: rliff to ! H thr mfortunato Miffrrrs A Mirvry . tj r. ntly Jn.ii! by Ir. tlrant show, ( i

that .j i rcrnt of tii( r'Iulation In ) ural ar a.s h irhor hookworm Info.'tiT. Kvn liht infrrtion ntl hook- I v.otm s.iid to cm mental re-! lardation. I)ffctiv. tnntality tlius J 'ro.iur (1 r ndfrn tli chlhirn in-

ap.ib'.o cf aHsiniilati:: instruction

TO FURTHER CURB U QUO Ii niSI'EXSlOX ST. IM'IS, M-inh 0. T!io St. F.ouis It',;i! Init'plts' association lias a-'..l fontrrf'ys to mart a law I rohil.it in t th Ii.--;rnin ,f intoxl atiir I'.jiK-r., by phn rmaI.sts upon a 1 1 1 y it in ns pr s.-rlption. h'uh ! 1 : i ion is (Ir-sirablo, it was exT la.'n d. to J..--; ri t "und.sinihlrs" from Tt-rim: th- Mrriff buslnrs.. Thf c; r ii i- ts urcre that rovrnmont aTMicic ho c .-tah!i-licd wncro smdi li-,noid rr.-.y bo sohl for b-tir.iab1 ir-dirai '.urpo.-ov.

PAHIJ?. March 5. Former Prcinier Clemfticoiu's pithy ndvico t th tcnch on h! last speakin: tour: "I'aj your taxes and have rhihlrvti," has been followed by a rry-ctallizir.s of ?ntirn?nt for prompt r.-moili. s to th gradually dcrt-asinp birthmto. "How tf ?.iv Franc." ;-nd likrphnst's ar? .bcinic ustl in a vitrorci;.-' campaign by tho national aliiahc.-, organized to fit:ht birth control an.l to encourapo the incras of population by making it an honor to hav.large families and by Kivinj bonu.' for all chihlron aftrr th second. rictur s are brdnr used by the allian' comparing rnnr and (Irinar.y, showing how France's almost stationary' population in past rads and its present decreases threaten th nation and. it is added, "ii-ai.cc I.-; lost; nothing can sav a ration thit commits suicide," unless present condition1 are remedied. Illustrations are priven to show that it is possible for a raco to die o-jt or become so weak as to b m;;ulfed in a sudden intluv of forei-'ii-cr.s. Other pictures contrast the indulgent nttitud- toward irrrrukir life with tho oj)pi ohrium that, it is urc"-d, should attach to such conduct.

rWSTIUAS TAILORS ask r.im CAion ws WAGES PER YEAR

VII.VNA, March P The effect. .f th" dirrdnishlm; value of A".str.in curr'-ii'y is shown in thprreat inert as s in wa f!-ma:id-"d h rr-. Tli-r was-, a strike of tailors th othr d.iy to mforro a dcniaral by master tailor3 for ari income of fiö.TSf' rr"wns a ye'ir. Their pr-var earnincr were ahout 2.700 crowns. Assistant tailtrs, that 1-. jl'iJn sowers, asked for about r.'.."1"1'1 rro'.vr.s a ear. ISefore th." war they aerm'ed 7" crowns. I; .11 recent strikr and Iemands of oth' r -lass of work rs i sliding scale allowance v. as isk'nl so us to ni-t t ri advances in the prico nf r sit

ACREAGE OF OATS INCREASES YEARLY

March 9. 1920.

To Telephone Subscribers:

Theory that U?e of Automobile On Farm Decreases Demand for Oats Denied.

DEMES CHARGE THAT rut inn i fn irzrT

UliUllUJI II I-' 7 a H I M .

IiXr)X, March !. Tn contradlctinff a tatem-nt in the Knslish press that, your.tc women nre heinpr persuaded by agents of tlio church cf the Twitter Pay Saints (Mormcns) to have their h.ome? and io tr Utah. J. G. McKay. London president of the church, has offered f J 0 0 for proof of a single rnse in wh'.eh such means have ben tiaplovcd to obtain converts to his Sect.

WAFHriN'OTON'. March t. American farmers are not reducincr their acreatr of oats because of the rapidly incraslm; u? of automobiles and trufks. on the theory that th horse and mul were beintr made a back number, according to a report by vperts of the department of apricul'uic. They have niade a fpecial

stibly of tho situation and Fay:

"Yh" number of horsos ami mule?

on ftrms. If decreo-sinp, is dolnc: po at a r-.te so slow as to have little

or no effect on tho oat crop. Pur

thernmrr, statistics rhow that American farmers are not cutting down the totM oit ncreapo but are actually ir.ercaslr.tr it. A preat number of A.mer'cnn farmers, particularly in

the corn belt, are Justified in mak

inn catensive sowinps of oats each

vnr."

OLDS H?ad cr chest-

are beat treated

"externally" wi

0RUBM

. iMniAMA urn

pW IWUIHWtt lunll

GAINED 20 LBS.

conolv if n iu:n.v ron(i:n to OUT WOHK ltL'T IS HACK on J on, i:vi:iiy day, now. "One cf tho main thlnrs tho boys

1 til. about dovn at the tounurj whT I work." sail L. T. Conoly. r.7 Goodht avenue. Indianapolis, a popular employe of tho Indianapolis Foundry Company, "is the threat cham:o that has come over me .sin co I bt-in taking TanlaC They all Kfin to think it's perfectly wonderful, and It is. I have Rained twenty pounds in thirty days and no one could so the difference In the ay i lot.k and Kot around and not be

surprised. Taniac nas Fimpiy duiu tr,. up until I am like a man made ov.-r and a medicine that will do :ch thinb'a Is certainly worth talkmc about"Mv stomach and kidneys were in mich bad shapo that I was forced to quit work and could hardly pet around at all. My appetite left me nnd my stomach was so upset that the very sifcht of food would make me almost deathly Fiele I simply dr.-aded to eat, for when I did force down a little something I was in so much misery that I could hardly -tand it. There was a feelinp like i lump of iron in the pit of my stomach and ns sure as I ate anything except breakfast food or a little toast I paid dearly for it In pain and suffering. They said I had .M:to intoxication.' or, self- poisonin C. due to the bad condition of my stomach. I don't know what it was n.vself. but I do know I suffered like b!n7es and my whole system seemed :o be affeetced. My kidneys bothered t;.e constantly nnd I had not pine through a day nor a nitrht free from pain in more than a year until I wot hold of Taniac. My back nched and throbbed worse than a tooth -.'h and I couldn't stoop over without Just sa fferir.fr nfrony. My feet ,v,ro ometlmes badly swollen and my steep wa so bmken that I al-n-:ys felt bnd In the norr.imrs r.s ihen I went to bed at niKit, if not worse. ! "Oh. T just w!sh T could tell w h it , lad fix I wa really in and th.cn ;0'j could understand how grateful j I f-el since a few; bottle of Taniac hivs r.-.ado a well man of i.-.e. Or.e :

of th boys lown at the found r talVed" so much a1. .out h.ow Tar. la."

Had helped him that wh-n I ;rot so 1 J

lüiildn t worK I r r.ieinron-d wii.-it n saitl and beiran lakinc the ne .1.cine myself. I 1; id already tried nrly everything else I kr.ew about b'lt Rot no reli. f. Well, it didn't lak me lori; after I started on Tan,nc to ct to frellr.tr better. It's the truth. I slept better, at'"1 in ore brcak'aft and f- It b Iter ev ry way in four Says aft. r 1 lewn taking Taniac. Kiy appetite con came back in full

'ri 11

'orce.

s'.'Vr.ai-h c-

i .

'l shan-e -o

;:icr indices-

could at witliout b.r

1 ror.:!::(T.i-vl to pick

m v ;;idr.' vs ar.d ba v i

'.'.on ar.l then 3i in v.eiciit.

juit bothering me and I jn.-t kept

iAkinc T.irdae until it pot rr.e ba"i; ! i ,. wher' I nrn today, in t:p top ihnpe. I can sit down to tVi tat !e ! e it s'ei thmrs p. bef "vtenk. I i Trench fried potato r. fa.'t j J i i nythlnc --and t:n!'i the m-al with i j iny s;ort cf pi-' and never h e the j y T.t trouble aftrward. I :. m r it- ( 1. so much and so regular that it's ;

o womJer T r..:e j-.., i i ick my Jrer.th nnd taV.e!-. er- iwi r.ty p- ":r.t! bi weight. I am ;: fe-:i;.:r ha

oanuy nr.". io ; e at , t

I was in such a ! !

T bell ve f am in t'er

ihysicallv than I v. a for a h:.i time j vers before my trouhh s 'art. 1

v il.ns

'T'f years ao. in do more

fo:

.,-,

: e it

t'er than I c-i 'uhi. sv r:i! i K f thie b.y at the f.nit.lry are vow . M aVir. Taniac on acco-nt f wh.at t '

for and

m a! -.v..

I'm f..r T

Tan! ic N sold in S .t::!: Ih vd h" Ontrd iM-jir h'oie and in Mi-h .vtk at the i:ed .'r I'll .n., n-y.

i.tf m mm i ,i rat

i1 11 i il 11- r I

1 y i;

5 i

Iteikl

Hundreds of pieces in the most beautiful patterns you ever saw. 40 inches wide, at, yard

and

I. 4 i i r. i

SoTiy

It's a common thing to hear people say, I can do better here than any place in the city when it comes to Silks. 36-in. beautiful heavy Taffeta Silks, extra fine quality Satins, Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, in:luding Silk Poplins in the famous Corticelli GiltEdge uality. These Silks are considered good values at $3.50. Special for Home Sewing Week take your choice, at yard.

Beautiful patterns, 42inch All-Wool Plaids, $3.50 value, at

Lm i a

Fine 36-inch All-Wool Serge, in light or dark navy. Special, yard

7 f

'-1

Mercerized Poplins and Serges; worth 75c a yard,

at.

yard-

Iff U1

i r a i v fir Ainr-

CO TXT

NEW SPRING

Mirurr.AM v tiAvirr-

ÜUin titfWZ FÜPUkRPRICESrOREi

WEEK

Display and Sale of Mev ash Materials It's an exceedingly interesting collection of beautiful, new, Spring and Summer Fabrics that greets all who attend this important home sewing event. There are materials for everv purpose from the finest sheer fabrics to the more serviceable gingham effects for child ren's wear offered in a variety of prices that win the praise of all who see them.

Home Sewing Week in WASH MATERIAL

Toile du Nord, A. F. C. and Red Seal Ginghams; an endless variety of new patterns, at, only Eäff yard ÖÜIj A wonderful fine quality of French Ginghams, per yard. . . . J Fine Tissue Gingham, beautiful line of pat- ßsfä terns, per yard jfj Serpentine Crepe; a big selection of pat- jlStfi terns, per yard i'sJJlj Bridal Brand Full Loner Cloth; 40c value, per yard Laß v7

Fine Bleached Muslin; worth 40c. r, per yard 5mJJ Wear Well Brand Fine Tubing, H?lf Bleached 40-inch, per yard 50c 36-inch, per yard 45c 42-inch, bleached 55c 45-inch, bleached 65c 50 bolts of fine quality Half Linen Towel- J ing; worth 30c, yard QVÜ Stevens' All-Linen Crash, Special, per SSa

i "d t ff l& ? m

(ii a. ...... ...... vjf jr

Star Tex Towel-

ing. Special, yard. . tLd J

Marquisette Curtains, in

white or beige. Per pair, up from Ö u z9

Beautiful Drapery Material, very new; 36 inches wide; good selection of patterns. Per Q5 yard ÜKd

In all this season's choicest styles. A remarkable offering for this week's selling. Values up to $10.00, at $7.50 Values up to $6.50, at

xtraoriiinary

values

32-inch fine Zephyr Ginghams, actually IQ worth 65c; at, yard. One of the finest Ginghams on the market; would be worth $1.25 yard today. While they last, at yard tl xjkJ Beautiful line of Men's Shirtings; 36 inches Kffx-N wide; at, yard KjvJv' Fine Plissa Cloth, in all shades; good assortment of patterns At fig! per yard uzjxj Bridal quality fine Cambric; worth 40c 2$ f yard. Per yard .... aJ sj Unbleached Muslin; worth 35c yard. jft Per yard tLiSsj Quarter Bleached Sheeting, good quality; worth $1.00 a yard, (Tk at yard We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities on All Staple Domestics. Curtain Scrim, in dots and figures; worth (u 50c, at yard ö)fcjffej Filet Nets, in an endless variety of patterns; all widths, at yard, g 45c to if iaHltf

Lace Curtains, all new,

patterns. At pair, Q-jj fjg? up from Ööcö'Sj? 36-inch Marquisette. A very fine quality in white, cream or beige. Qfn Per yard Beach Cloth ; every shade you can think of. 36 inches wide. Yard.

for HOME SEWING WEEK

In Our

HOSIERY and

NDERWEAR

Department We wish to call your special attention to Silk Hosiery. We are selling Silk Hose now at 30 per cent less than replacement value. It will be profitable to buy for summer supply now.

Buy

ndermuslins

low

We carry one of the largest and most complete stocks in the city. Our purchases were made a year ago. You get the benefit of last year s prices by buying now. BARGAIN BASEMENT If you arc looking for real bargains in Staple Merchandise be sure and visit our BARGAIN BASEMENT

Owing to some necessary changes being made in our Automatic Exchange System it has become necessary to change a few $ ubscribers' numbers. As these numbers are changed they will appear in daily lists in this paper. Cut the list out and paste in your telephone directory for reference. LIST No. 4

HUi rt.. .

ion .

bouln.

Nani .lilre9 Adlrr, Ma. So; V. I.aaJlr Albrijrld. A. Hi . Michigan Alrx'm hof llpUal. 11: . Main AmJr.'n, hohn . .10 . Allen Anderson, O. L . tiJl l'orlair a Alliier .on. I'. TJu l.lni.iln way f.... Anni, J.t 517 inn !ni.i Auto K.ullator, The. lit 1,. U;ne Auer. Kuirrt. 310 S. Tajlor..' IVke-n. Ni-k, II." . tuilf l;ll.T Ifarklo. T. H., iN.i s. .MithU'iin ( ii. hi ii it Ilkktr-.. .lr. M,ry IOM Ku-aUt tt.... llrlkin, A., ;39 )J. Neravr

IWrn.'U-J AIfuno. IUI y, Itrnhjt.r'it. HZ llamrtiond

llrsll. lall. Ii 1 eland

inrmiiitie. thaw.. Ill J.Iler ft IlUjikrrt, K. J.. 4M X. Hirdsll IKoy, Mm. Marj. luoy . Ditikion... Horlwl, Mr,. Jolan. SJ ( ha pin lkrovvkl. i'.fo l;iö X. Ilir.l-t-ll llo.ver, J. f.. 31 A. W'nnd Urinkm.in, J. 1'.. .VM K. S Uunrli. (," Ir iiijjton !urfer. II. 1... 1 2 Jo I'.. Iljnrv Hurrell. II. II.. 1 15 . Ntr I)H,ne lluvsefPi Aujcut. . DhUion

lalLintinf, Irin 1'., inn 5. Ler. aj-pcuter, ( LukV -.ih N. M. Crr, ('. Jl. Jefferson

Hf, (.iixloni H.. '22 OTontl n (hfimlniuk. A. öl7 S. (lupin (' r;iKk. I. Iii 1:. jfC-rMtn tity Crematory, UO Arti-lan ht Clark, .1. A., fi'O I:. Duhaii ! (lark. I. A.. l;. (lnr Collin. Mary, Til Cottage Grote Coin. I). .M tU (.ot(l-n ouuvt. (i. K;r! W. IhisIon Cott. M. .1.. 40$ X. Michigan (ovrrly, Harry, 512 Is. Carroll Couun.i, JUudr, VWJ t. Indiana C'rorker. M. Andren-. S','I lVmn CrarnerUl, C. J.. Ittporte Ie(iran. Mrs. ITunk. 1217 HUell ht neUhod-.. K. ( . AV. U asliliiCtoii Ioolittle. MrN. v., OT Import Irelier. Mr. F.. ißu s. Kline Iury. Y. M.. I0,S M. Indiana I-i-li. I rank. Kit I.iiitoln way W Ikman. Josepli. Mirlil-.m rd Kdinon. William, lUiH s. Mi lily ui I;dn-ard, C. II., . .MiiiiKaii t. rd l.llliiKloii. Arlina. 730 Harrison KU Um. J. I).. :u J:. Wayne Vs-rx, 1. 1., 161 . t. Joseph lnka, Mrs. Chi., 1431 IN.rta at... link, Mrs. Llitle, .10 Wood fixier, II., X.O . Iifajtle Fodor. Ir. J. S.. 12W VH.wHrd Foster, Harold, .ZÖ Idiuoln uav i;.... Frederiik.son. 1a) , 23.1 N. L ifaette rrUk. Waiter. H W. G:rt..'. Frle. Mary. C W. .Marlon Futter, Fred r 1 A. .s0rin linn. Wm, F.. 717 Cot täte (Jmt , Centner, Jfernvan. ?18 W. Division , Gerhold. L. G.. 710 F. C'olfav Caill4. CIydf. 203 X. Studehaker (;odshaJke James A., lülo 1 Calvert... (ioehel. Mrs. William. COS J:. Wengt-r..., Coet. 1 t'.. 71J2 W. Jefferson ioeway. Cha.. S. .Michigan

i.oo'ey, mnk, 911 Llndsry. Cioss. In Inc. 818 N. Adaiu

(ios, Wnu KM 111 i;. l(roalnav (.outer, I.. g 1 r: I'ortaice (.reiner, .lohn F., KOI S. Clinton (.rss. H. J:.. i i;. soUh (iullin?. t;e., 1301 Orinire (iumaurki. Woolen. 413 MeaIe. .. .".". (Jyuriak, Joseph, 313 Clutpin Hamilton. It. F.. 87 Forest av '. llanihh. August. Fninp iiv Hans. A. I. & Co.. 407 X. Soott Hansen, Hans, o?6 Hlalne Harris, Alhert J., 09 S. Rush Harri, Ralph, 1128 Woodward Harrison, Ire! C. 1H.-J Itandolpl Ilavrrotoek, Ik!. F., 22(1 11 Navarre.... HeiniiiKer. Arthur .J., 30 Brolw-iV.... Hemiz. loseph. fl9 W. Washington Herr, W. M.. 420 X. .Main Illnkle, John W., 3.11 Knnftman t Hods, Harry, 70 W. Diiisiun Ifodiion. Anna. 217 S. Carroll Holem. Mr. J. A 1911 S. Fellow Horrath, Iui. I JOG Cat&Ipa Hoc sew I fe Delicatessen Co.. 221 S. Mich... Hus, Edw. S21 S. Michigan KaJiner, Iaura, T20 S. Carroll Kaplan, Paul. 1610 I'ralrle av Kateuitz. -Max. lOW XV. Thoma Kflrn, Klmer 1 721 California Kemble, C. II. 1167 E. Indiana Kirkley, FdlUi M.. 612 S. Michigan Klrkpatrick, I. 1016 Calvert Krdht, L. A.. 513 E. South Knoblock. Frel W 1819 . Carroll.... knoblock. Mrs. .Masrsrie. 10J0 Portage av.. Koozan, Chas., Kl S. Chapln K ovarici. Fouls, 120 X. F.lrn Kovacn. Joseph II., 119 X. College KniHnlak, Frank, 501 Arnold t Kutharxkl. olestou' Cm C29 F. Kewey....

Hs.r; mi:i 2J13 'Ml 2SJS

n n KSK i

Tel. No. .... Lincoln ."vl; LJncoln 2511 I.ill oil) U ii

I. in oln I.lixol n . . . . . lin iili. Flu ola Lincoln ... . . I.lmtiln I.I II oil) Linccln I I IK ol n I.I II ill II

Lincoln 1 .....Lincoln I I.imoln

. . . Lincoln 2 ..'J

Lim ola 6 l.iiMolu -sl Liricola S 221 Lint oln ?H.V l.i two I II '.l Li n ln K.',.l Llti-4!n His Lincoln 72 Linoln 3'.l Lincoln K.v; I Lincoln KS7S LIncNln 7291 Lincoln f: Ltmolu SIVt Lincoln -VSI3 Lincoln H.Yv3 Lincoln 2.H3-J Lincoln fO.M ......Lincoln 7317 Lincoln 22," Lincoln Iln-oln 27' Lincoln HJltf Lincoln mj; Lincoln Linctdn 7;iJ7 llncoln 7:'J1 Lincoln KS03 Lincoln HH27 Llncvlu I'JM Lincoln 8K.'7

Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln , Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln

..... Lincoln 7:2.j Lincoln 220 Lincoln hUM Un-iln '79H LifHoIii MiH Lincolu Ml.l Lincoln S2:"i Lincoln MM Lincoln 2K."j Lincoln 8 Lincoln KOU Lintlu 8294 Lincoln fwrt3 Lincoln 2713 Lincoln 737," Lincoln 8.V51 Lincolu 2737

Lincoln K:77 Lincoln M.ll

Lincoln 273i .....Lincoln 73rj ....Lincoln 2K.W Lincoln 2SI9 Lincoln H2H Lincoln KI33 .....Lincoln 8221 .....Lincoln KThIH Lincoln XG:U Lincoln 73 Ki Lincoln 85?ö Unco In K3K1 Llns;iln H'VJl Lincoln K213 Uncolri KI20 Lincoln 27X7 Lincoln KM'tl Lincoln h'i!7 Lincoln 8272 Lincoln KS; Lincoln 224 Lim-oln M337 Iinoln 7.:t Lincoln JC.HX Lincoln Jn7H Lincoln 8113 Ilncoln Hüll Lincoln K9'7 Lincoln H."0." Lincoln k! Lincoln 7313 Lincoln H12S Lincoln 7275 Llmoln K321 Lln-oln 7214 Lincoln ZWO Lincoln, rx Lincoln H0I9 .... Llncola 211 Lincoln 3U2 Lincoln &173

Nvuie A !! res. Ki Im, iL :jj I.inrtJa way L.trner. li.!..r fruit t r,i., 1 J I l . llii.i. Irierre, LilUiWi. 113 L. ..irro Lehman, l'iorencr, C 1 J (ilifrri.i Lis iskl. (.eo.. II1 I'r.'irio . l.intoln lllll.l litk.er , lO I.imoln LI lnj;stn, Mrs. T., 1.1.' U . i tu :t i. t . :i . . oe. A. J.. 313 -V t. I-.-ii I v. r . Ar.il), 70i N . Mill Iory, 11. .. 222 L. I'.ui... Lii7jnskl, 1 :. 'I! . M -r..e l.uilulrk, Mar--ll us. . Vli.iir..e Ma ir;e ska, A. M., lilt" iun:nii l.idihoi., I.iu. 722 L. I..s.!l( V:iin IU-st.ii; runt. The. I . l tin Marshall, Mr. J. L.. 72.s F. l'!!.Martin. 1'r.ink. 112 -. iIüii. Ma-.uii.-ill. Harry I.. .'..'X -N . .!! l.Htlits. lrs. A.. I.' . I X : 1 1 . . ... Mtalltun. Ir. 1. W.. sl7 I 'rci M CiiidIi, I rank. 11. L. liial i vi-, v. i:.. w. i.tii!Me'k, .lohn. 7.U 1S.mi.i.ii. Met (Mrs. lt.'ll., 4:i i.. s.u!h Miller. John v. 1713 Missmili m .M.ill.-r, Lum.irtino. 41H s iilia".is Milh r. Kolx-rt. I". A.. 219 I '. nurr..Monroe, Ld. 1' l.'W Lincoln ay Muslk, Julius. Clo . ahiiiKtou. . ... Mv.Ts. J. 11.. CI7 F. cn-,r Mut;, Adoljih. c j'i Hi iin.iiid N lirrinlioru, Julius, Mil -s. I r irn.lni Nc. alent i im. II .5 l Vi) tu I , .ii. i i ... Overly, lVter, 15S i;. rris Orunlsn, Mrs. L. .1.. I!" I. Ii'. liana .... I'lM-ne. Alexander 41- . tt

W. llrnli.ua

.il3 1.. a-hi.iM'Mi II VII 1 1 i n rt.o Vi L. v lie . .

Mi liU in rl "'"i . Miisin

1'app ltros, 713 laris. l!'.ir ('., 1'enro.l. A. . 1 rershlnc. H. A.,

Peter. J. C. S. l'i.t nou kl, Joe.

riatnrr, l.e.i. M. C.. IM ,. Main l'h'sw, C, A.. 'i','lrt lyinco'.i :' Prjyhysfr, Joseph. 1121 . api- r lUil. J. P.. 1219 Lln-.ln Itench, liev. (i. Y.. 211 1". Hr.al n a v licniiii, JJm 1'., l'ortiisrc a. rl ltri-k, Joseph C. Prairie ;i , Ketan. Mr. Aiiüe. 211 .v.tt lt!dnoiir, Ora. Lincoln .ii rd. ........ lMnkiiicr. ('has, ( ., 7.'U Aeiife. K.l.erts, Airs. l;. s. I I !.. Lo.lKers, ,e0. P., 119 W. t.ir,i ...... Kodier-, (iintou 1 .. Hl; an Huren .. Koers, (ieo. ('.. 11-, p. Il.me.v... ItOsenl'.llim. Jos., 13. l.jmolli a W.., Kostiser. I'MIIip. 4ir. .. ( nsliinu Kultin. P.. . llision fanils, (.!-., .Ml Cons. -.itie Lii. 1 ti .1 r. . Sheini.ii. Wm., 1 viclvinley h'M'l.i.IYr. F A.. 120 s. M. IVter. . JM,tt. W. J.. KUl N. I(.!ins.r kt Serrl h, Mrs. S. T.. fU s. Iifavette. . .

11! Mn.ls.y X.H a n'e . . ( i.Iui!;'.l.i W. In iiai' a Portage

. Mi hlnn .

Se.vhoid, du i: hoeinaker. Linier, Sincer. U. 11.. r.:i .smith. Linier, lo :: Mnith, H. I)., 77

Mnitli. M. (.. (.a rat:-. .- Smith. Itay. 'JIW S. Mtin.

selitlr, Mt. 311 P. U :ivhlnt;:on SlOKak. J. .. inli . li'inLim Nollo way, .Mr. (., Uli s. KiiIi Sotitli Uend PaMe Co., 7 ( ö . sj, J,,--:h Sonlli lleml Shoe Pallor. 113 M. J. flcrs n Sluley. M. G.. XM-iJ Ui av stanielawa, leIa, l.r,9 (.rac Maples, (iuy !.. Uli X. Mi. hU an Stephen. Mrs. L. .. 15 Franklin pi Stevens, O. P., 22! Il.mev n Sneetland, Thomas, Iii L. In. Huna Tulchinsky, 1'.. l.3d Kemhle nv Trtias. Uoscoe, F Marietta I hi. Clyde II., 731 Cleveland.. I hi, Mr. Crover. 80. Iiau.it.. VarRo. Steve, ly.'l C'atalpa Verspilt. Phil. ;:'.f S. lav lor Yonrdc. M. A.. 521 S. William .. .... Wahl. Mis. Ltlicl. 3i S. Michigan Wiildridi;c, Caroline A.. iCoom S, Toep;i P.I.ic. Waldorf. J. N'.. :,M S. tarr.JI.... Wnlkoniak. W .. 151 1 W. Hiinham... W nrketiiie, Fred. 71 W. Oak Warner. Mrs. Helen. 31 2 X. l. yl.r Weaver, lames, 1 1 L. t al rt Weiler. AI.. 3.:o X. sott Weimer, (laude. .Vi 2 s. I'ell'iu Welch, Arthur J., :i:i; s, VTifhiyiri WendonMki, Stephen, IHM . Iliinham White Xortln Martin, 227' .N. l.ii:1 Willlaiiis, J. t. 23." s. Mihiuan Williamson. I'. W.. 9?3 W. Indiana Willmorki, Allien. 33 1H S. .Mhhijan Wise, P.. 801 N. Hill Wilson, A. (J., 215 Hammond rt , Wood. J. F- I03-! F. Cedar Wo.d. W. S.. 10." Portale Yerrlck, U.. 327 Kunstm.in rt Voder, V. J.. 203 N. Main Yo.Ur, William. F. Ilvving Yiuinc, Prnest W.. Ill llfiin Hid Yotinjr. Mrs. F.. 1221 S. Main A'ouniif Printing- Co., I!nrn 9, Parmers Trust Zears, L. L., 311 11. Indiana

Zlk'ler. Xellle, 111 F. Ohio Zimmerman, J. N., V. Division rd. Zosh, X., 1K)3 Ntre Dame

Tel. . . I.ilKoltl . .lim ill ii . . Llucol a . ,Lui( via . 1 liicoln . . 1 .1 II 111 I

. . Fun jJu . . Li Ii ot it . 1 . I I 'Col II . . 1. 1 ii oln . . I i tx 'I n . . l.i in wlu . . 1 h i oln . . Li in ! it .1.1 U.il 1 . . 1 th oln . . I i in u! ri l.i 11 ol II . FImiuI'.i . . Li im ein . . I -i ilCU I u . l.i in 'Iii .1' ix oln . . I.ii. oln . . Li iM 1 n . . Fin. oln . I i rii ol ii . . I i !i nl ii . . L; IM "III F i ii oln ..l.i ii. oln . . I i ii. ol ii . . Fi m ol ii . . L' in ol ii . . I in. ! ii . . Li in.il n . . I ;in ou . . l.i Ml ol l . . I .i ii ol n . . I.I It cln . . Li im oln . . Li n ol it . . Li iii'ol n . . Li ncol ii . . Lincoln . . l.i mill n . . Lincoln . . Fi n o I n . . Fir -dn . . Li ! ol r. . . Fin. I ii . . I it coin ..I.Ji In . . Fi in 1 it ..II ii il n . . Li ix !a . . I i ncol it . . Lin. ii,ii . . Lin. .I i . . Li n ol a ..II n.-ol ii ..Linola. . . Ii tu. In . . Li ncol n ..Ii ncol n . LI ,ic.d n ..l.i iini ii . . Li::-on . . I.ii.i ohi . . l.i in ol n . . Lincoln . . Lincoln . . Li iisin . . I iiicolu , . Li im "I n

Li n in it Li ncol it

. Li i.-ol ii . Lincoln . Lin oln . Lincoln . Lincoln . LI ncol n . Lincoln . Lincoln . . Ft ITlil II .. I Jr. -oln . Li'M oln . . Llncol n . LI ii. -o I n . Lln-oIn . . I I ncol f i . LliM-oln . . Li ncol. '1 . Fi ii oln . Fincolii . I.tncolri . Li ii ol ii . Lincoln . Lincoln . IJncoln . Fln iln . Lincoln . Lincoln

. LI ücol n . Lii, oln . Lincoln . Lln-In .Lint oln . LI r coin . Li ncola . LI ncol n . Lincoln Lin-on . Li ncoln . IJ ncoln . L! n ol n . Lincoln

Central Union Telephone Company

5 j

Fi .

IT ilTO THR SPOT

and you'll chum up to it too A COLD foamy ghss of good old ARROW rich in its delicious

flavor of hops just "hits the spot" any time you drink it.

Always serve cold

r-r Se ; ' '' 'A

Buy it by the case from your grocer to serve in your home

jC'-- .-..9

. v. i ;

Kamm Sl Schellincr fAJSHAWAKA, IND.

' Xss- Vsr

S r . A J - X f

r- ei-, r - ; . , v 17-V 'firs t ;

Jim i n

; , tri

v ,.:

Z v"J .

" I

Try NEW!

ES Want

Ads

u:i ; I H'-l J.H iv . a KJ . r I h li.u JK.; ::. Iii 2 :

."Sil . i s r' MI3 Mol 8: ( 8-1 ; 1 KX sy.: H."i ; 8.M " 8-". : :i 7." 7 M- I 7 .tlx k , : s s ;..; : : -. l"s.. vi ii I CHI 2 7 . SSM 7 : 1 3 8 : i , Mi i ". 8.1 7il v-7 . IS X 1 Im .' X ." S. i, 2s7o S 1 1. , 17 1 7'.i; 8.V)'I 8 .i : 'il 2y 8. -.'3 ." i; 8:o 1!MH k:. -7 7:.t 7 '.V 8;.'mi KÖOI 8 V. I 7 r : 8'j:h k:. : H'.f.il lÜ.'H .'.til KHi. 2::'.i vs i : 73;; 2731 ;.'7i 8.7 l : ;:j 271 7 .'; i 72!3 '7i 8ÜK1 Htm 8! K.V11 8!P 72M 19 2 5 2X77 '22 7 737 821! Xl?ti 8SJ