South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 77, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 March 1920 — Page 12
12
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 17, 1920. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10
TWO PLEATED FANCIES
ENUMERATOR IS AGAIN AT WORK
tty iti:ms.
Reported That Mi-hawaka W ill Show Considerable Inrrrap.
; . h i r. r in th: y tr's cn-':.s reports, j
i Hov.-n,r in a latent mad- to a ; y t. RennAr and Mrs. Iau-N-.v-Tlrr.r, rrr.-s.:;tatlv. Tulay. ra n,.nri,.r of Wakan)M) gpent Tucs-
t . iv ow. on rx1)It-v,.'( in- ujnun... . . . ., ,,,.,...0 , f trt4 TnVn I'cnnr.r
In 1:. KiKht t-t I St. An'IrvA'H vi'-winfT clrc will ho 1 nt-rtaln I WVlnr'ay afternoon ' !v Mrs. Hniert. 11 h Cntr sL
that M lLv,;tka wouM show ; n in-
1 r-rTis' of Jjotwn .',000 ajol 6,00 j.rnor.1 c!ur.nc th lam tlrr.ule.
TODAYS LINCOLN HILL. r .'':.. I'iirrar v ill '- n ;t th- l ,.'.: 'iU tin a:r t'o.'v for tho-
"p 1. 1 t 1
Jtno: Kpak anl iausrhtr have2Tn to r?roit to rfttnil the funeral of "l.firl" Crook, brother of tho
t . t v t4 v, lorrrvr.
'Mrrdjy t lark'- r. ol i.-r.c-M ami j Mrs. I,. Markham. 2C0 I"!. Eighth It wcjM m th.it ti.fro has Wn 1 il-as.-! Vurrm!y. Mary VU-(r. j .-t.. will b ho-tfs V-dnc-lay aftr-
: m : s4;inH r-;i riil i r! iri th ri? r'
, Fruity rardliv th v.ork of the local fwus .,r,. ,
rrjmfratnrs Durlr ir thr. pat-t six , critic xeekH thro l:av l.fn nuiurov;H in- (
I inles i:.a a.t th city hall to kam k l.y a. certain factum of th city
a:ain KkM, Jr highly j'..c-n
t pic- : ih'- Ilrst Christian church.
of .y i Miu Clara FWter. 20: K. KU'hth -t.. is In Chicago attending thf wtdhrus' of .a friend.
MinhauaUa F.lu'. No. 1T.0 J Thf Woman's ?.Ii!Vionar3 ."ocioty ' T- 1 . t
j ,rii j fl;;,.,j ni-tir, t; "- ,f" rwnmanupi t.apiisi cnurcn
iian t.c-n rnlp.-c1!. In xplai. atii'ti. '.V '!?. d;i v v'riii.pr
TJ.n Nu-Timr. has t f on asko'l . W'or!: in I-:. A. dr ;,Tc. publish th follov. lr.tc Matf m-nt. ' .Ji.li'.i- A. Nwir.;-r. W. t. "Tho num -nitor whono t-rritiry V. II. HuUr. S c'y. Ailvl-'.tl
:nclu!fd th orti'n Ivitik "f
7:C0 o'clock. I v pnienainr'i woanosony aner- , I : oon at 2:20 o'clock at th homo of
( Mn". J. I. rieche. 4 1 W. Uwrence . ct.
:.fa;n sL and pvuth of th- N. Y. C
tracks was taken ill a iK.rt ti:r.. . . ,i , i .-.i.
.Iii'. : J Ii 11 I U!IiII!T If l ViJIv r
Mor-xih' AtN'iit in ! S'oni tl'.iia,' dojnt' W Inf. 'i.iy rvn
r.. tri r (tin r,';w( u i v VI . . v . . . I I . . rv
iw. awi. ...v . h .... ;iti(J fwryi nun:, tv.'ry mcr.jUtT exlen i:npo.Ih to obtain anyhod'. 1 t.j. " ( -oinniitt.-e Adv. w. llllntr t- 'lo tli" work. IIov.---. r. ' ich a pn-on has now bc.-n f-cur-d : lr. M;1 ;; i. ortfopathi- phycand ;h; tuurh d.dayfd ' numeration j,iri. : ti l s. Church .t. . W. Cor. a xftK nv.J-." ! from V. U. Adv l:tf Tli lady who row ha clMrp' of thi work roport."? that citizens .s.-r:;1 i Tl.c-tr will 1,.- a slj.jdov l.ox social ?o reluctant about Rivinir in- ' .it th- W illow Cr. k hurch, Marc h formation and ask.i that sh may r-- j i1.. lJtJ iv th coopra thm of tho ontir' ,
community in mis won;. Kr.:;'!:t- of Pythias banour-t
r of now
lTtl
T ViaII.;s s.Tl'KI.V. Marry Vor:hir.Rto;i (,f MSshawa-
rv, IUI llir. J I ' 1 "'11 'ML, t I married m Cassop., Mich.. Saturday. Ttnth arf Wfll known in thf 'itv. Thy wih r.-ide at their subur'ran honu on Jt-fforon rJ.. Z. Jrcph O'I'ryant of Lima, O., and Mi"-. Garnet Hojn of this city, wer' married Saturday morr.lnp. Thoy havo a lart- number of frlenls in Mih-liawaka where thev will reside.
. ..... w ... j . i rio..i It is understood that St. Joseph Thursday r.ib.t. in bono: ounty will make a rather poor ' m-nib rs. Iar.ce follows.
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED
ror. salh. Me'lfrii r.ir rcK.-n ho'is. rirt floor nrr.iDrr.c-iit : vtih'i!, 11 v -in riMirr, tnusi- r'pj. liir:iry !iii!n room. Wlt'-hu; pnitclji.il roorn.s oak tin 1 1 a. Second lloor: h.ill. four I:ir' ted rooms. clo'-tH, :rrot; larpe ;,uuT.-r.t ; Lot u :it-r ;-flt: e.-tri-' lU'tit; tiew doib!'1 t'nraL-e, fruit tr-.-, r.i:'-. 1.atf.l H N. M;i!n ht Pri"e 7,c' 1!.". V. I'.attpll hf. P rooia i:id-rn tnck anJ fraii'i hoUM'; sl l'.lroom. sit cios.-fn; fi:ri:sc- he.t: tric Üsrnt; citrn; Larducl flr: fruit tr--; pr.ipes; i.irworlshel; doubl tranige. JJ W irov st. s r.ra li'ti: l.lroorru ; 2 rlo . t-I1. t i'i houB.; Ittrl'' llht; K's : i it"r;i ; well; fruit tr-; n'r:ipf ari-or; iare woodrfb d ; corner lot. xl--I'rtf i K. Third ft. A gr d 8ü'.-t:in-tial. S roiu hou-c- :: t .lr.;ii :
MISHAWAKA K T:LTY CO. n 1 Misaawaka Tru-t Hl.'.jc. ritone Mlnhiwaka "JIT. iiomks to uv oj: si;i.r. Terms or Cas'i.
I HR sali: riM.m hon!, c.r. iut, lo.e In, north M-, $rV cish $2..-Vi 7 room 1. i.t: -. S.ir.u t.. A-l repairs - I r.m ri.;jne, lir.';. lot. chi-k-n li'U"cf iin:i)'dJ;if I'o.s's.'ioa, e:isy t riii 1.7.V) room i'liu'.ilfov, ij.'u, e.MV pny-L.1--nts ". . J ;") i: c ;ai.mh:i: l'iiOiK? '.',10 .Misliawjika
; i u sal;;--on.- i..t. loxii on s. Ciiv t ft. l'i.f.:. Mlsli.iwxka lJl'J. 17t7
i'lt SALi:--S.jw and pi; n'M -ui'i.
I 'hone C.ir-17U
2 clos.-ta; tol'-t in ho:ie. u'"l ".-."." llir; I aru ; cistern; p;(y;ni-Tit . VA.VTL.I l'urnisli-d r.M.;im f.r lit: b t 1T1(p :;.(hi ' i.ous. k.-. j iTi'. i.y yoiiUi.' ..ijplf tl.;it
Mo. lern J room hoM: t l.lrnnn : f:nia-f hf.it; f.-udtiry plumMn-: !"tric ltlit ; tr""Ml .ellar: 'Isf'-ni; KJ.ru fruit tr-";: kti lion' a i I park. Loc-.it-'-! W Mlx-i.nwnl.it av. Price HJ.: W." Seventh ft. A i: hu1 .inti;.! 7 room hout- lx-two-i ".. v'land nid Iopan I..-. I rooms: well; oUt-rn: wcodilii . 'n''!vn Iiouh"; fruit tr"--j. PriP l'. N. Main "t. Com.'r Main M irlou !t. 7 room Iiku; .". f-i r-:ns ; ru.-t.s; toIP-f ic lio'!-": uatT nnd Fink ia kitchen ; eb-. -tri. Utrht; ciftrn ; jra-: o-llar : ! i.-..; wf)OiJnt.(l ; M -l'.'-n h-my-: h'im l' and fruit tr-t. Al!-y at r-;r: oue t lo--k front ir . I'riibT V.. Ninth h. R roHtm liou--e; I I.Oiirf-nri: f cluM: elvtrV l!;lit ; lar?' cellar; cisreris: toip-t In mtw: pa via on ts. lri.e. ."'.: S Sarah 7 rr.trx l.nH: ' r-.lrootns : 3 clofct: '.cfil 'lehta; n-M: c'.ir. Pri'c ib. W. L.rnc.. sr. 7 r..rt:, tuo ?try hoiiH'; t'trc1 i.f;ro'ni-i t!;r.- ( '..). tath; ; fr'.'
l'frl.t : dstera: weil; p-vl '.ir:
IV-
liieren. h
17.-.7.
Call M:l.a.ak-i lTtl
I'M; SALI! Thirty ic-r.-s. or. county 'in r-.ioi. l,a!f n.ilo north of Interurhan -t;'iio!i p!ii.j 1.1 l...;itio.j for .or.ntrv . . Writt- II. V. N.vlv. us cola, In-i. i r.'.on.- T. 17t4
1 !'!: S.M.K iak bufiVf. tc.t.lc nnd rbairn mhi :lls- l-ati:T oll.l). o.jil !i:illH. 1 f -a I nnd . th. r iuoita-hoM urliclcs. V' LinI "!a way L'., Mishauaka. 17t
roi: sali: I'.Mjly irodcrn lam w .rr-c.o -t.. pos- ' s;-n ituTii-.Hat'ly ; i1ti It.l bariruln. f if voi n;ui' it you will liit. to Lurry. : -vt. M. ;oaj otl:iz'. ;n KM-ri.iKt c.nlitijn. just ' T Main , on Lav rotsve vt. I'lno teruis; ' onj.orrunltv. I MISHAWAKA KLALTY C(.
"fTi.-. Konm I'll Mishtwaka Trust
v ;!"!... i.prn cveni;:p- front 7
a
in atsiox m:Ni)inti:i. T Holllr.gpworth-Turner company of Sjuth Bend was found guilty of manufacturing Ico cream bo-low-standard In the city court Tuesday afternoon. This eas had been tried last September and Judco Fr ip took judpment under consldoratlon at that time. Tho company was fined $li and costs, but Immediately pave an appeal bond to the superior court.
UTTTr.Rs at posTomci:. The followlnfs" letters remained uncalled for at the local postofflce: Bert Ibiuphman, Wm. IL Bruce, Chester A. Chamberlain. Ik F. Cratrer, Ray Crawford, Oscar H. Dellinger, R. R. Driver. Nathrai Farnsworth. Miss Mildred Jher, A. J. Greenwood. Howard B. Klippel. Florence Krlep;er. Victor Llttlejohn. Jack Rogers, M. R. Webster.
[image]
f
ill sLji 1
nriLni.Nn fkiimits issrnn. The followlnp; building permits have been issued by the city clerk: Ilarley O. S'pencer, bt.npalow at Byrkit nnd Third sts; German McKenzie, bunsralow on Park av., $.1.OOö; Harvey Bock, parape on Clay st., 5200; Charles Boclr. parage at 421 IZ. Mis-hawaka av.. $200.
CLUB MWCIIKOX IOSTPON'ITI. The sprlnp luncheon of the Mishawaka Woman's club whlcli was to have been held April 17, has been postpone until April 24. The committee in charpe of arranpements is: Mrs. Rerthold Baer. Mrs. Fred S. Wlllett. Mrs. Ralph Fei?, Mrs. r A. Ostrom, Mrs-. I) . J. Campbell. Mrs. K. A. Beam er.
C.OIX TO XFAV YORK. lb Louis Rostiser, sales manaper of the I'erkln? corporation. Mlshawaka. left Monday for New York city in the export interests of the company.
1CCEPTS CHAIR OF ARTS AT HARVARD
l'j; s.I.!; One horse. t-ijfht about l.:.io ;u.!;u. Phone CnrnYbi :'1K1.
ihel
hi.-keu i.
15 "
i
i.ir,'" herry tre; rnw.-rry 1 "'.n ..i.i. .m'-.H. i.oues-j nrxi son 'ant: pmr nrNor; 'eara.'e ; alley ri v at .uh;i.- sak- at l'ltnsnt nt rear- two bl -k fr.rn c-.r l!r.. !"n I:;''f t'ir. e miles north of W'.'ika-Pos-essl-.n :j .lavs Pri-- CJ rus'-1- 1 '"'iav. M ait h 2::. .it I oVock ILI.I M HAPP. Il-n!?..r 'n .vharj. Vr:i.I f lar. ti hen.l (."iti'cus' p.ank P.hiu'. "r rcis'.-re.I lb. !.(. ii s. 12 nn of hib 1 5" o n t:.71 S..-:ti: b-n.l. Tn 1. ; -r '''" Lead of Poland China
127Ö -"
1 o's.
Pit?
1 OR SALK One Cavrobd. two extra ! "'c T, ..,.. t.' '"o housemun. Steady
r.nif mioi ' ' ' ' " ' v , work f o . i ..r!... ..a a ..,''1.1
CAMBIHDGi:, Mass.. March Kir.psb-y Iorter, leadinp authority on medieval architecture and assistant professor of the history of art at Yale, has apreed to accept an appointment as professor of flr-.e art? at Harvard. Frof. Porter helped the French povernment develop the plans for reconstruction and preservation of the monuments of l"Vance which were damaged during the war.
HABY'S PARENTS MUST HAVE IS'FJV POLITICS
. . . . r i. r
u .MJ.Iv-BouHMv;..'r. ApPy M. i.o- I I l.LK SA LK Horses, hay and era Im. i 1 ir.nnths old of Kdcrartnwn. hxs
U-rt K Son dry pood -tore. Vt-. Lm.dnp implements. We.lnemia.v. j ha(1 hLs Tiamo hanped by court dew.n . , 7 -'!ru-,',la'f south ,,f V-V. M-n-e to Hobart Ixickwood nilouphU ASn:i)-Ueman for .vr.b-r war,.. ; b.a.a Martin. 1"t-! bv Judpe Fverett A Davis of th smithy' Lunvb Uyeni. 21.". N. Main f- . i .. . . i.yrtii . i;ai3 ox im.
b't.l -m;u Hi:irOHi, .vias.. Maren
!. Wo'odrow Wilson Willouphby.
Miiwk i.
n't: : "o in. yei.. im iiiuinp ro..m - - i f.iPle Inauire Ö1-1 I..n:r-l .r tr.t
hoi: s.Lr - Lord roadster, pr: .... Cid I M.shawaku bU-: p:t i
l ' I Its r ( las dressmakine: done. Phone Ii.iHwaku PUT.. 'yZ
probate court f(r Imrkes county
permitted the change when petitioned do so by the young man's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo A.
J Willouehby.
LOR KALJ: boi'l for l.int tru'a'l MNr.VAftki LVbV
kin- l(l; SALI.'--HlKll crude Flk.b.ltt (oril't. ' " Cisdi or patmetit A 1 lre-s l.o X. . : 'S- N' d liut-a. Mlsh-nak.. l.'rJ
LOK S.Ln-Modeni eipfcvrvo.a h.viv with fc'ara;e. chickea bous-. 1-ire lot.' A Lib A well Iocs fed lot. ti70 feet Iroterj tu!hnnp and eto-k. PI. ore ; "a pn.-.i street with a 0.1 bulldlnif. Visawaka L2i5 l."..:7 j 'v 1 f. . t. Prior $2,100. Stark Pcalty V 1 lim FOH KAI,r A roo.I .i.'rit r-rni bo , . . ad modern evrept funu-v. I'." I WANTLB- Woman t) 11 0'3 year oil 'HiC and oo'oent ilrlvw iv. 1-h1 vl,l! asto own la. me :tt 1 rifo for hin, wwf. K. J. ;.tlt, ö L. .AlUhanak 1 WiU::. to j . Ae.i. In-iuiro 72S M sv. Iit7 , "I -::t: t
1 OU S.L1-Si ronm h..::. p;rfy mod- 1 ",: s.LL- Kho.i. Inland lie,! vgz far m; two Ido. '. from Lino..,:. ;u'wa ;. n 't- !iii.. fi (i.-r ttlnj:. Ir.'iuire 2"24 f -ur Mo-ks from center f ton 11; on i l'- M'irk-ri st. Phoi;.. .'llsh.m r.k.i M.t. rae;J ntret; plenty of hk.iI.: if y. 1 ; nt It you will l-.at.' to : -;rrv, l.r j iTUTf llfito po.cses-y.on. Vf1rk lb,.!ty t",. 1 1'CK Lb'NT A farm on L. .feiTersan roitd .lohn V. MoKnieht. Phii". .Mlh-
. . ( uki, ill lat.'. !
HAND-PAINTED SILK HOSE COMING NEXT
MT"6?KOCJKr:. Ok la.. Manch 1. If a Muskogee artist has his way about it hand-painted silk hose for women will make an appearance here soon. According to Jack Brown, the artist, lie has perfecred a process
w hich will enable him to paint pic- .
tures on silk stockings with no ill effect to the texture. The process, it is understood, hrus been patented.
The newest spring skirts are pleated. Accordion pleats lead In favor, but cluster pleabs and those described a "knife pleats" and "box pleats" are also much observed. Pleated skirts nro exceedingly youthiul and these frocks of trlcotino and perge aro developed along simple lines adapted to elender figures. Wool embroideries in shades of blue, black and yellow worked on biscuit colored trlcotine, gives an interesting trimming to this dress with Its knife pleated skirt. The biscuit colored material, without embroidery, furnishes the collar and pointed cuffs. This dress fastens down the left aide front beneath the box pleat. The other dress displays an accordion pleated skirt attached to a blouse of matching blue serge, which i cut with short kimono fileeves, llnished with cuffs of cream colored Knglish eyelet embroidery. The turnover collar matches the cuffs. A variety of lingerie collars and cuffs may be vorn with this type of dress. Gray, white, ecru or old blue organdie bound with a bias fold of the material, makes effec
tive neck and sleeve trimming for dark blue dresses. The belt of this frock may bo serge or patent leather.
LAST GOWN ORDERED BY GABY HER SHROUD
PARTS, March 16. Two week beforo Oaby Deslys died her physician told her that she had not long to live, but he still clung to the hope that she would recover. She asked her nurto to telephone to a leading dressmaker and order three gowns, two of them to be pay toilettes and the third in white. Tho dressmaker agreed that if Gaby did not recover only tho third gown should be delivered nnd paid for. And that was the one In which the littlo dancer was buried.
Those New York robbers who were sentenced to 32 years each will have plenty of time to think It over. The Judge who meted that sentence deserves a certificate of honor. Reformer.
In the Philippines eome of th natives fish with baited hooks on kites for bats. The senate is apparently emulating this example in its futile fishing for tho dove of peace. LT. X. Rooseveltian.
If In cfsd cf ft new re of. 1- t n h.::c with you. Aopba'.t roov a '.altj 'isliaal a Ilootlr.ir Co. lit S Mala lot:
Counterfeiting is reported on the increase. It is strange that any-
1 ore should take chances with Fncle
Sam when driving a milk wagon or something like that offers equal
,.ANTT:n--r;amtcriUa'.i. II T' 1 M.x'i-
woi:i!: hkaltv en. M!h.i .v;.i tfice
' o n. loini si. j profit. Harold Held
Near Voon C
e
f:rr ; also k-t ; i.;!rn and I t la ;ear. lVsc.-Vo o.. Il.,h.. L..1 L U:'.avak mt. 11:7 I'Oh S.VI.K N;n-' .oti l.irr or. !a-?e -rner !'t, ! : i;oo.l l-ritou .'..stir-.. to hr.y factorr in .'tv. PPi.tT of fruP. Inquire kt p; L.d'aaa av Pr-one iUh.tvak.i ?'.T. 11 rf
v M:!'..i:r:i. S V'ct W Ihird... W. Third..., W l.tr.j...,
i'OH RKA'T -Il'.iibhRir :itald" for chop or h.atl! m 11 u'a t i.-': ,: tu i..-s. ('.-.. 1
Lif-.h.
I "Of. I & ...... . Sivt'a. .
.No ir J otiK- s all -.nodoru ....
. vl.ojil . ::.2'" . a.tit . !.( . 4;i . ä.2"o
.Jo . 2.0 . 2.2' )
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
TV AN rill ':ork 11 ad o- ' '.flhi a.-
P"- ,y o x
M eiIV ; Ii-:
Near L. Pri.' Latory.
c i;p'.o'e!r in1-r-i.
KOK SM.L 122 IT. ;- v 1 ':o .;l.'.l. I' ' r .:- e'f-'r; - I i c , t . a:.
, ro ;- of-, t-'.t t rrv ,x !
I! lo-th.
1 . :;o ro.'!) L Lo;irth. l ro(,i is 1 " l"oU rt a, 0 rooat - 7 roon bunfcM a;i n.odr: i: Third
3.7' :
f u ' t Irren, -ri;... :rhr, iar;-' w. .rc- ;. iwwr: pric ,.b'A ll.r.l AM HA PP. P. p!?.: .tj ft a:. Hi.v;: - Ib-rd I: I
Lir.vr.T r ms v. . p t as., a - - . ! .- : 1 . -"! ! . '. T. ; S. p. V. . : t ! ..r. ' W AN U:i. Ti P.' . A r
!.;. b.w rsr..:r-. lire room -Tair-. Pinls!.-.: la d tnhocallT: ojs. ('.rs. inr'- i.r.. :n e. .:.e1l oni'in. r:T lot. !... li fr'iif frops. ,.vr. r- r.i :tn I fto... rv 1 -h ; ii.-ni-PiT: ..
Highest Prices Paid for Veal and Chickens. See CAMIEL DeMEULENAERE 427 W. Seventh St. Phone Mishawaka 926
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ATTENTION The MOTOR INDEMNITY COMPANY announces that it is now ready to write policies on your car. Th is is the home office and is composed of some of South Bend's most influential business and professional men. Patronize a home company. Get quick adjustments. Rates very reasonable to South Bend people. OFFICERS F. J. BICKERHAUPT Studebaker Corporation. Pres. H. W. CLARK, CIark9 Laundry, Mishawaka, Vice-Pres. 0. A. CLARK, Kablcs Restaurants, Vice-Pres. A. L. CILLIOM. Atto rney. Secretary. THOMAS WICKENDEN. Studebaker Corp., Treasurer. E. M. MORRIS, Att'y and Pres. Assoc. Invt. Co., Manager. Get our rates before insuring. Safe, sound and secure. Rates most reasonable because all business handled from home office. Call Main 873 or Call Personally at Our Office 363 FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
THE Standard Oil Company was a pioneer in the petroleum industry. From tnc day of its organization to the present moment the Company has put forth every effort to make and sell goods of the highest quality and alwavs has been satisfied to work on a small profit. It has made money for its 4711 stockholders by reason of the volume of business done. In its dealings with thr men and women who make up its working organization, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has maintained a policy of fairness and liberality which has held its men and inspired them with the high ideals of service which have been the key to its prosperity. Today the 22,000 employees are working as one man to increase production and decrease the cost of manufacture and distribution, for they know that their every effort is appreciated in terms which are substantial. The working and living conditions of the men and women employed by the Company always have been matters of major interest to those in authority. Under the plan now in process of organization, the employees will be given an everincreasing voice in the management of their affairs. The spirit of fairness which animates both the Company and its employees, in their relations with oneanother,hasagain proved that all that is needed to increase production and insure industrial peace is to make it possible for the employer and employee to sit down and discuss all phases of their problems man to man.
Standard Oil Company ( Indiana) 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
1990
tza list n
LINCOLN THEAI
iTO Last Times K
1
- TODAY
GERALDINE IN
8 J S L ö
A O
4
Fhe
A
59
World and Its
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Everybody's favorite, the most popular screen star film dorn MARY PICKFORD in "Captain Kidd Jr." Attend the Matinees if possible.
JUST ARRIVED more of New Two-Eyelet
n .,r
f to .-i d" . .'. !. a -vain.
wr:i.i:- 1:1 altv c".
irijCe P'p
ll"0 li
e-is. i.r . o. k. .i.ti .i;; a ;t;..c C
LIHKULi Po)NI r.o.:-i t and soi. t'.i'l ! '1 ir.-t ..ur !':. T m t J.irt P'V Camp '1 rtvri: Ä, Co, v .1. s Wv' if
Dont FHjrt
REISER'S ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP' 110 K. MaIb et, MtthAvaft. -For All Kind of Rho Replrln and Shew.
Tin n n nnCsJ i? m
a. mm i a
I own and offer subject to prior sale all or any part of 100 shares of O. K. Giant Battery stock for a client who is forced to sell. PRICE PER SHARE, $7.75. Why pay more? TRANSFER GUARANTEED. G-80, CARE NEWS-TIMES.
95
Choice of fine quality leathers, patent kid, dull mat, brown, black kid, brown and b'ack suede. A smart dress oxford with light hand-turned soles, Louis or military heels. Colonial tongue effect, with one or two eyelets and silk tie.
n
Drown
Black Kid
1 f Tie t ro
A
Calf Oxfords, military heels 67 Cid Oxfords, military heels
in
I II Pal
! ki WOHEIli BOOT SHOP JZä J
j pMSSlMiiial
A man experienced
laying asphalt and asbestos shinrjles to take charge of a crew. Piece work. Must be able to give references. Apply
South Bend Asphalt Roofing Company
211 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Trading with advertisers means more for less cash.