South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 102, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 April 1920 — Page 14

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RETAIL TRADE Response to Easter Offerings is Vigorous Primary Markets Are Optimistic Speculation Discouraged.

i The buyers' repor.e to K.ister f " ft or i ng: of wcirim: apparel and Trthcr goods'was almost cvrrywlirrf "ported v!rrr"js. Trade has beer, ctlve. even at existing- prices-, and 13 revived tPe "onifwh-it shakfn nfldcr.ee of distributor, y'rirnary markets nr optimistic. ' Jtribution his hf-n 1 irg with rs mostly f.rm or rl.-dnc The ont Ktorin ar.l cold wave r -4iainod buying, hut mild weather will firlri (tu :i-r,nf,iimi'rl v T I m 1 1 ' ' 1 s. The railroad:-- ar P-n ;mitey coneted than a month or two ago. and deliveries .are made with more dlspntrh. Notwithstanding the continued prronff or many fcituifs th it have X-'n i'lenti.ieil with the rt;iil market dtirinv the past year, new tendencies ar plainly dbrernable. Tli.- mercantile afncifH ii t an increased demand for lower priced and Maple goods, and ra,s' the question whether resistance vc high prlcva may not .K.on become a settIJ policy. The federal rervo board corroborates. Iluylntr in the iiouth and west is Josh Impetuous. Kar-slht.! merchants feel that the present Im no time to build up large Inventories. I'M .ctnimuIatNl Ni-mU. Continuous jroluctbn with all industries running full blast i slowly flllnj? the accumulated needs renarkfd upon after the armistice. Fhortatro of Knnds Is Irs matter of complaint than heretofore. Impoit--pfford ho mo nifasure of relief. jnlarKinK sunplies tend to discourage joire'y "speculative conirnltrnr-ns ar.d produce a more whole-sumo condition frenerally in trad and Industry. While manufacturers' bookare cro.vded with orders, these metiraes represent fictitious needs. They are the ranny retailer or Joh1t"h protection against lnad Uo(f allotment.. Money is increasingly a problem. The banks are less inclined to !"r. n-n merchandise than a year ;mn, and cipenly resist hoarding. N'ot only do merchants require more money to transact a merely norma! volume of business at high prices than at low prices, but the banks are short of funds. Retail trade will suffer Borne restriction by reason of this ?act. Time-payment plans. u.-ed in fi' llir.fT electric washers and cleaners, for example are affected. FOREIGN TRADE Merchant Marine Week Simtiltaneous with the nai-nmi-y.ieticn of a shipping bill and partial crystallization of sentiment on snipping legislation, come vj ,j.iy ti signated as Merchant Marine i week, designed to visualize the need J of a merchant marine to the people, i The date set is April 12 to 17. It', Is a proper climax. j An exhibition is planned in the Orand Central palace. New York, j The shipping hoard is reputed to j have spent SlS.nOO or more for its ' exhibit. Many private shipping;! corporations will be represented, j demonstrations will be nation-wide. the National Marine bngue has announced, consisting of parades, din- j jners. addresses, and the like. "The people mnt be awakened to J '.jr maritime possiTdlities." declares ii statement Issued by the league. : '"Americans must invest money in i shipping enterprises as th people of i nil maritime powers have done. The; country itself must be brought to! think in terms of ships." The retention of commercial at- j taches. after the appropriation sap- j porting them had been attacked. 1 htiws that the nation's business in- i tcrests ;irt fully alive to the importance of a well developed for- . ign trade and that congress is re- . sponsive. I Can You 15 15 15 15 15 15 Add rrss nie

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r STOCKS. To ded ire a strong or lonff-contin- I ued upward movement fron re ent 1 instances of a'sresive action in the stock market would be unsafe. Call rates have hhown amazini; doeiiuy at times, iraplantinK1 hope in the se ul ative element. Neverthtde it seems entirely probable that the market will atillate. special issues pretty Well monopolizing the j;ajns. Copper shares are due for an adva m e. With exrhanre above 4 the international llnancial outlfok ha improved. If congress d'Hlarts peace with Germany, the effect, however minor, will be to stabilize relationships and strengthen contidence. flold is arrivintr in pubstiintlal quantities, hut will, it is thought. have nfirlinMl-Io results ujon tlic money ctrlnircnry h reirard.s nieciilatlon. The banks have not modified th ir policy of restriction and contraction. The house has passed the I'helan bill, pivinf the reserve banks power to regulate discounts with a view to deflating credit. The government will be a heavy borrower in April and May. Corporate borrowings are quite heavy. It follows that money will be tlht. c; i.v. fUcent weeks have witnessed one of th- longest bcoms in j;ralri prices on record. Continued U'ht receipts of corn still furnish the outstanding bullish factor. With farmers busy in the field, there is increased receipts, switchmen's strike bullish factor, while little hope of The railway was another the lnvestiation of a "corner in corn" was somewhat bearish. The possibility that congress would declare a state of peace with Germany, thus automatically removing restrictions on the grain trade, encouraged hos. traders operating on the market's constructive side, while settlement of the Argentine port strike restrained them. A late ruling which provides that eastern lines shall furnish, western roads ;100 cars per lay may facilitate gi n in shipments ma terial ly. Country ofiYrinus of oats have been liht. Prices moved upward with corn to record levels. Recent rains have helped the wheat crop. The sea board continued an urgent buyer of rye at record prices for the season. T.IVr.STOCK. i Tiie ri ? nt strike of stockyards I employes played havoc with the llve- . stock trade. This market, upon Review of

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STOCKS. P.asy all rates were primarily responsible for a continuance of bullish sentiment in the stock market until near the week-end. The list made substantial gains under the encouragement of six per cent money, favorite specialties leading. Call money renewed at six per cent on Tuesday for the first time In many months. Traders did not give Do It? It Can

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which all other markets depend to ;reit extent for Information, was embargoed by all railroads. Prices advanced quite sharply. Some of the larger packers went outside for their supplies. Cpon the settlement of lab r difficulties a rather liberal run of hotfH hetfan. Arrivals soon declined, however, and price- moved to the highest point In dx month.-:. The switchmen's strike then caused a second ernbartfo. atfaln halting trade. Cattle arrivals were hört. Prices ruled erratic in a fairly active trade. His; packers were not urgent buyers. I.imb receipts during March were smallest in many years, partly due to labor difficulties. Trade was somewh it dull.

COTTON. Weather prohatdllt ies have hcen the .subject of most absorbing Interest in the cotton market. l-'rost. heavy rains, and wind accounted for the mos sensational advance that has occurred within the past six months. Traders expect a heavy demand, both domestic and foreign. Millions are being put Into new cotton mills in the south, promising still heavier consumption. The season Is admittedly Inte, Just as it was a year ago, when prices rose .steadily from 20 cents to 3R cents by fall. This year, although prices start from a much higher level, a comparable rise is thought entirely possible. WOOL. Ilusiness in wool is still at low ebb and prices show little change. More active trading in different markets is anticipated for the near future. The woolen goods Industry feels the stimulus of healthy Kastor buying at stiff prices. Wool men -xpect a steady demand for their product throughout the year, its Intensity dependent on the grade. The demand for better grade wools has not receded. A government auction was held according to schedule during" the week enuVil April 10. The Pritish government is cuctioning off its holdings with all possible peod. MirTAI.S. Conditions in the steel industry are Improving. Prices seem to be reaching a stable basis and lower premiums are paid. The rising price of coal and. coke, however, will Inject a new factor into present costs. The shortage of iron bars is acute. Copper maintains its improved position. Production is increasing. the Wee I'ranco-Cierman developments much serious attenMon. I arge gold arrivals and the sensational Studebakor dividend gave the market ! fresh stimulus on "Wodnosdav. The trend Friday was irregular in view of railroad strike reports. An undertone of caution was evident. filtAI.V. Grain prices Uuctuated. largely BFAUTY AND UTILITY are combined in a modern bathroom equipment. Healthfulnesa, too, to a great degree that physicians testify to highly. If your bathroom is of the old fashioned kind, for your health's sake and that of your family have us replace it with a modern sanitary room. It will save its cost in doctor's bills. J. A. LUTHER 118 W. Colfax Ave. ii Be Done line and Dixie Highway, half hour service, 5c fare. Prices reasonable. Terms: and address plainly. Send ßSPAßlY

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e.rn. The latter precipitated ii .liari bresk. T'e snow storm ar. 1 1 -it ?.r.' th switchman's strike werf ! buil.'h factors is endin to re- j .drJct arrivals. As the strike .'.ev.d- i op-d. srntime.d turned b.arL-h. j Trade I'riday was dull ar.d feature-V.-s with r rices tending slightly lower. The Pi bor situation continued dominant. LIVESTOCK. The switchmen's strike ch.-.rn'.v ,r,.nr,i r..c..i,.t -,,1 r, r-a , , t .. M

unnatural condition which showed 7 fr-m .110 to .0 per n.oiith and . . fx ensfi stior hoiiri, trmel, turv itself in different ways. Ifcs nnl ll(llH h()!ll(1 ttllJy ,in,i,,r pUHra.lt(1,. Vo Monday reached their highest point 1 y,.t v,, position; no age lhu'.L Ak for in six months. Top was Jit,. Z as j p.n.kj. t N21S. Standard Puinpss Trnlncompared with an avrrape of $20. 2'. lug Inst., UulTalo, N. Y. 2K':i ll a year ago. Cattle w ere- higher and i some choice Iambs sold very near w NTPP-Hoy ; an.l plrl nt once Apply

f hfi n.ir'a record nrdnf Tin jesdav the! live Etock tratle was generally weak, j Hogs thereafter were steady to lower. j Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. CLASSIFIE ADVERTISEMENTS SITIATION WANTKI. WANTPP Hr eotnpetent biislnevs worn an: eleri-al j.osltlon. casnl.-r Pookkeep- ! lug or general ofTPe work; t,,,t of r-f- , eren.es. Address J-24. care New s-Jl e. , . WANTPP Woman wants domestic nursing to do. Call Main 2-to'J after e. p. n. 22s-tf LUT AM FOLNI.

1 WANTED Several t right, energetic tr.f.V LOST Oil STOLEN A three-quarter rapibl" of earning upward of V0 a sl7.e violin from the Auditorium thea- vivk. We give thorough course of Inter, Saturday afternoon. Peward If re- I r u-t Ion to lit you for "le work of :?pturneil to t;i; Kex st., or call Main I.V.'. 1 resenting one öf tv oiffgest tuiFlnesa -104-11 ' houses in South Hend. Kxreptlonnl opi .ortunlty for clraTicement to tt.oa. who LOST Keatlier Loa In La Salle theater, , qUMllfy, and A chance to build a arofitlast show, April 7. Finder cull Main i a,ie business without investment eQ 3lo2. Itewarit. 12 j your part. Honeftv. hustle nml lter-

I.OST (Johl locket containing two pictures, engraved ,,L"; valued as reinembrauet. Call Lincoln ,";'.4ö; Main ri'.s".. HeWard, invj ii MALE HELP WANTED. . LP A PN APTO AND TPACTolt PPSIness In f to s wi-eks. Opportunities evervwhere olTetlnir Sl.".o to 'oo a month. Twice more equipment and lloor npace iiscl In lally pra flee training than any auto Hchool In America. Master mechanic Instructors and same method we used to tra'a thousands of soldier mechanics In i0-day courses. Write now for free catalog, ltahe Auto and Tractor School. Oak H.. Kansas City Mo. 2P-11 DE A DETECTIVE. Experience unnecessary. We instruct. Travel. Make secret Investigations. Salaries, expenses. Hartley Detective Agency, St. Joseph. Mo. 24.".;-11 WANTED Cabinet maker and men hamlv with tools. Shbllcr Pros. Mf'. Co., Söj Feim aw JiOl-H WANTPD MbbPe-aired neu with sevoral manths m nddne sho experience ; stendv work; good pay. Apply Slld'-y Machine Co.. 2o'' Tutt st. 2410 l.".

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apply at uITi. ITU- S. KrankMu at. 21 'J tf ANY IVn.'LLKJKNT pi:i:.n ,.Ks,i 1 ;; r- Jd inen,,, er-; r,. ru!i fr ?I,-r, : n ,r ;,:ir ! : ,.M,erien unt.fMry ; no an v:i-:n; KUtJerts upzeted; spü-1 f-r p.; rtii u:xT .Nutioual I'resj Iturenu. Hi:f-; fal... N. V 24-.' 11 1 JlliN WANTKI For .lt"ftlTe work. Write J. tl.ir.er tfernier irvernjn,nt detectlf. Pativllle. 111. PW4-U UAIIAVAY TRAFFIC inspector wanted; . 1,1 " Lüv l,:ana' "r;:tf rU.B ' waNTKI Several young tr.en for wafcli work. Good pay with opportunity for n.Ivanreraetit. Apply SOL Til Hi:M ... . --..b .... 4 mt . ' W A 1 V il .tJ. -." WANT 11 At onof IxpTlerc.l waiter only; Pest wngH and working condl lions" Apply Mike's Kestaurant, Km K. .J.iTers.n. 2:;cs-u WANTPP Sliort ordr cook. JefTernon lintel afe. No Suu-luy wurk. Apply .1. II. Wells. WANTPP Fxperlenctsl firemen en horlI rontal boiler; must give reference. Ap- ' filv In perbou ; do not telephone. Ideal I Laundry Co.. 42(1 S. Michigan. 2ir-12 , WANTPI An experienced laundry I driver; must give h .O bond; will pay good wages to rlg'.it man. Apply 1 ia person: d imt teleplume. Idell I.niin- ! dry Co., 2; S. Michigan. WANTKIniffh rlafJ ofT1 man: must famiUar with credits and Matixtbe; HJi,n(1M lipportun,(y for advancement: state full qtialiflcuti na in first MtT. d.lress News-Times, Itox (J-s4. 2111-11 MEN WANTED f ir steady fa tory work. Apply at Office, lTol S. Franklin at., Mcllcnry Millr.oune ! Mfg. Co. lll'j-tf rolnatlon only oualiticatlona necesnr.7. Call John Krokenlk, Hotel Nickel, between t and 10 o'clock a. m. 7i7-t! WANTPP Will pay pood wages for niMdle aged steady slticle man to take are of cows; best of living conditions. Write Pox N, care News-Times, Mlshawiika. fta WANTPP Mar. and lfe, no children. for work at summer resort, next six months. Woman for housework, cleaning .etc.. man to work around grounds; room and board furnished; state wages wanted, and age. Address News-Times Pox I-Sl. 2272-11 WANTPI) A man or boy to work on farm, by the month. Call Harrison 1011. 22W-11 WANTPP Auto Pp trimmer, one who can make tops and scat covers. The Auto Paint .V Trim Shop. Main 217Ö. 1414 S, Leer st 2221 -tf W ANTED Assemblers and machine han. Is. Highest wages paid. Apply South Pend Pie and W Co. 7X1 W. 1 Mviion. i WA NTED Janitor. Stmlehaker Admin istratioti Pldg. Information desk. 2101-1.1

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If so, be among those who South Bend's most beautiful building tomorrow.

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There will be representatives at the office on the grounds all day representatives who will be pleased to show the advantages and tell you of the pleasing plans of this thoroughly restricted district. Come out talk to those alrea dy located in Harter Heights. You'll enjoy looking down over South Bend from this high elevation. You'll not be "button-holed" to buy Harter Heights is handled differently. Owners in Harter Heights are voluntary owners.

Lewis G. Palmer 412 Union Trust BIdg. Phone Main 1469

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WAN Till Tran trs. Apply l'ur-hns in I 'ept . Uirdnell Jllg. Co. 'a 1.". i'l. J It Iv S (men. w"rn. IT npari' povorntnent pepitin. ?1.2"U, $1 0 yrarlr. I. x perle T'e ar.ne. cm irr. I er rnrtlc,,ur, writ- J .d.i. I-eor. 'for"Hr, r'' K'Z ',X UI,TV 1 ViU :,b' ""-P U asülr.j:tpn. I HFIPPINO CONTItACTOK'S WOItK i. g. mmm ee. 303 UNION TKPST III,1. 21'.-11 WANTPP Young mm 21 or 22 yenrs of iig who Is anxious to get In line for advancement to executive work; mimt be of g(od nd1resM, of fair education. not ufraid of work and Interested In niercLaiollelng. Apply S. S. Kresse Co. :i-7-'l-J ! ) A11.1 Men ana Tinyg ror steady ra'--tory uor. .xi.sn.iwaku w o-!en .Mip. . Co., Miehawaka, Ind. FIJOApr.n i WANTPP Steaai fitters. Mfg. Co. The Singer Ittllll WANTPP Every lahorer on ron-t ruction work, please call at ab" S. Michigan st., before going to work. i:i."2-tf WANTED Laborers frr Inside work Apply Power Station, Indiana tV Michigan Electric Co. 20a)-14 Young active men II K UK'S A CIIANCP. WANTED Young men to accept agenciea for a big seller. Very little capital re'iuired to start business. Pig ret urn a assured. PKOEDTEUT MALT TKODUCTS CO. Milwaukee, Wis. 2211 11 MISIIAWAKA. INP. Michlne molders, brass mokier, ciipula and yard men looking for steady employment and the best wage scale, nlould get In touch with our etnploynieat department at once. 21C1-May 1 WANTED Tv.o first-class automobile mechanics. Nlkart Oarage, 102Ü W. Pivldlon iL 10f3 ff WANTFP A BOY 17 YPARS OLD TO LEA It X I1UNTEPS' ll.APP; GOOD I'AY Y1IILK LEAH N I N't : ONE WITH i-HKVious i:.pi:uii:ncp piu:fi:uui:p A DD HESS NIGHT l-OHEMAN. NEWSTIM ICS PTtb CO. SO. PEND. IND. WANTPD First c!;sS machinists. The Singer Mfg. Co. 222 Is visit site

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WANTIID Vwh j man nvr 21 xe.ir fll to l'-.ir'i t-.'iiin' : nm, Up'; p !c f 1 Ui"-jiiii; r j iir.-.l .VIJrrs .N.-u s 1 lr:ie. r.. p :p- tf nvxii.K iii:x.p wnti:i. ; WANTPP P.id!. t'i .v,l.-it phot."-. pMV. iiinr:' '.'I'!:.. -is . M!-r.!iTin. ir.w.m 1 2V.'2-11 itVr any inti:i.pk;i:nt pi:i:smn -.. M-i-iii !.v earn hp;ptti la "f.i" rein.llic f'r spaper : 11 r s;.iic tun; exp.-ra n e unne ens-try ; r. an valine: subje.'ts 1: ;M'H t '. . Seil fur partli-iilar. fttl-ti.il l'r.'s Hurrci. I j f -f:ilo, N. Y. 22.l 11 WANTKI Dining rai -Irl. Appl M'-ri'lay, Yot::ig Wonjen's CtirUtl'in asedation. 2:..7-!l WANTPP- Girl or woman nt otico, t :i s s i s ; with liousework and enre f.-r i Ml.lr.n. lltil It. l..iialil st. Ct7 !l s!." PPIi PAY paid one lady in each

town to illstrPout" free ln ut irs f..r pi n;lü Tia; wanted la e.-ry iowa Pconomy Non-Ale,holl- Ibivoring; per- j f,,r s;.. v.!..'!!i-; ;- t vi j , r ninnent lKslt!on. F. P. IPirr Co.. C!d- ' xvliouve t-.:.!.r.. ; :i':i..;u. ftee Ij cago. --'2 -11 i B-rKrrs. j i-u'u C.-.. I" , t :;.. I n 1 1 : -. j -p,.v ii WOMPN OH Ml'.N WANTP.P S.darv ! 2I full time. : c uts an ho ir sj- ire . ,"- ! N 11 1 1 "t . s-;lli;g neu ; it- nte 1 time, Kelllng guaranteed hosiery to wear- ; fu-d xap' ti-. r, ganrai.t.-e .; - -ive ny er; ex p'Ttenc.. unnecessary. Intcrnafb.nat to ."io j. r.'vit im IIi:'1; ii rnih-s p.-r plMllN. N'orristown. Pa. -;:aui ll Ion inai!-- with i' r-J. ' n m n- - . i Pa. k w"i:iri;ii.v u- jinp1.- fric strui-

WANTPP Pxperlenced marker an.'. ! sorter on lint work. Apply In person ; tele;.!oui 1.1 1 1 I - 4 . . .: py, s I.!ll:n. WANTPD At South Pend c.utitry .p:h:j one good pantry girl and two good ; waitresses; Pest wages. App.y to Man - l airer at club or write. Address Manager.; South Pend Country Club, P. P. 1 No.: 2. South Pend. Ilol. 2.Vi bi ' WANTED At once Experienced wait r-ses orilv; Pest of working coinlitlons Apply Mikes Pestaur.vTit, lo.j P.. Jefter-'7-ll WANTED Porelady to take entire ! charge of f.ictorv making ladles' tbm-j r.el underwear. c'ill Tuesd.iv, April ft. Ylctnr Garment Mfu' Co.. "-'I .s- Ml!i!Kan St.. third floor. l':JU-12 WA.VrPP- Short order rook. .TelTer.s'n hfd cafe. N Sundav work. Apply J. II. Wells. ' 2.;i211 WANTPD Good girl for general housework, small family; gti.nlwag.-s. lieferen! cs required. No washing Mrs. P. P. MeCoiinell. 2ool Niles av.. St. Joseph. Mich. 2211 14 WANTED Woman to do plain cooking. Call Lincoln '-. 22N tf WANTED Dining room g'.rl. Jefferson hotel cafe. No Sunday work. Apply J. II. Wells. 2.'. 1.1 11 WANTPP Pining room girl; fine place to work; good wi-ges. Apply Washington restaurant and cafeteria. 2'VJö-l.. WANTED Girl for general housework in pmall family, white or colored. Good home, good wages. 1sj Kessler hlvd WANTED Kitchen maid or cook's as fdstant; good wages. Call .".$ ltl7ers Pank bldg. "1V,2-U "WOItK AT WILSON'S." Girls always have enough work to keep them busy here ami tlp-re are no delays that cut their pay envelopes. We have a few good positions f r trained operators open in our shirt and underwear fattories. Or if you would rather work on knitted underwear In our new factory we an lind you a job there. Take a Sample st. car to the door. WILSON PPOS. 221"' t f OlPvLS WANTED. STEPHENSON UNDERWEAK MILLS. "ASK OUR Gl It LS." 9701 tf WANTED Wnmm or girl for g-neral housework small house. 4 In family; no laundry work. V. ill pny good wag-s o dependable person. Cab Main 112 or 25 Farmers' Trust Pldg. 221." tf WANTED Girls and women for sfendr factory wrk. Mlshawaka Woolen Mfg. Co.. Mlshawaka. In.l. I"21-Aprl7 (Dp n n PPF.VIfdS PXPEKIPNCi: NOT NE ESSAI: Y YOPU PAY STARTS FPOM Til E MOMENT voi: pntf.i: THE TliAINlMi SCHOOL A PPLY SELL TiSüil m EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 2-7 S. MAIN ST. ACE-NTS WANTED. 2111-tf i LA PGP manufatur.T wants repr-ser.tn-; tl - to sell shirts, un.b-rwear, hosiery, ' ins s. waists, sklrt. dir.-t t h'.:ni. i rite for fr-e saiuph s. Madl.-on Mills. .Vt; Uroadway, N"a- York City. 2i0 11 ;i;T INTO prsiNT.SS for yourself: . . . . . tl...... f r. o ,r-. Tr...T.i.i Man r,..i. ii.-'- . e - i- .......".;- f lans. s heiii-s an l Idas. t I . - l.w ; l'tt' '... o ii " " sample copy l'V. Si ':! A Strvl bur?. Pa. ' 'lluW TO STAKT In bu-dness f.r Your-s-lf." I a btfh- hook sent fr ny a lurg- h";.rv m.ar.uf.i-tunr s-iling it I ....fir.. .nifriT.t t.', rough :.eia! represent. i - ' tives dir.-t to the warer. It shows v.. i I Low to build "f-.r k.--p" ar.d how p. r.ak up t s2..i) a year as So.'..e are I loiri Write for it today. Clows Knit ' Hosi-ry Co, Philadelphia. Pa. 22V, 1! 1 ; SEND FOR Fit EE toilet soap sample ! an 1 ."b cash refund offer. Laraf-sla Co . Dept. Mi. St- Louis, P. 22,xi-ll WIDE AWAKI! r.an to take charge of our local traüe, f-i to fä a !.y. utea lj : no experience required; pay starts at once. Write today. American Products Co , 207 American bldg , Cincinnati, na'n iOUl 11

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S' Tl'e' p.i-l eXper'. n" a:. ; ;e ! .e -I-!. !: ni:!i.'..-r 'l';.i l an -i -.h-i.t ; p'irtaiilly t"T t ! rla: .n-ii. A ! !r.--NeWS-ThtM , '!;. - 11 ) 'l'" i7. r Co., 247 Peruana. Saut', 1'ikota. - ii SAI.i:SMi:V-MMU!,t or ;.le '.-.no; :i ol'l.'M, l'--I I I. il.J'lTail' e ir'.li; o .1 - ordlal-. ' i I r? i.ir.irt a lec.ii to s. i. ; ..j.j.rt unit to Mi-1.1 man; gle ref r, ,,, Ha":nf.t;rger C. . Chi. ag-. Ps t,,,!.!,,. o, r .- .-.ms .'. ll . '. l:i:Ali SALESMEN, with car preferred. j;i v,,ur 1,,,-jilltv. n t- svo weekly. belling that woipp-rf i; 1 "'..raja" patch let an "albrub'ier" or khaki ba k It's tllfl'erent patented nothing el - P.k ii on the market. No competition. Vi J Mii make a cleanup o t in tte nt'. i. for aut i!no!r.e 1 ii :.-r tu'.s territory frct. (bm an start with a sn order "Coraja" llubl.er Mf.-. Co., p.ibas. Trv.. P. S Have several oj-nlegs for tfate imagers with .v. to SM.. apit.v Should easily im. ike to .SJ.o-m p. r month. P.e nil k, or the t-ther Iellr taIU k'ct it. 2Hreii OI K PPOTEt'TEP A llTM'LE c. Pishely owpeil and controlled '.y r.s Lars upward f Sil per day f.r s I'eMuei, ; n:"t essential; v-rn:nei.t t-M .ile.l l.-oinn.. ; 'arg. territories to sal.-nieu .Ail" t handle crews; i 1-line r full t!:.i; .f oii cannot s. II this tpe. l.ilt i wld fall selling life pr servers .r, a s!'ikl:ig Blip; ddliilte oopiratloc. Jerone I...adt Pres't, n S. Pejil.oi u st , Chh ago. IP. 2".C-11 SALPSMI'N With Ford car, to w rk :.t hetlie or travel. $P to .'.' p.-r daj. Master Sab s Corp., l'.tp. Michigan . Chicago. 24.", 11 WANTPD Men with Ford cars, to work homo territory or travel; earn ?'.n to 2.". dally. Write p.r particulars. P.trrett Motor Starter MJg. Cv. 177 Proadway NYork "ltv. 'Jio-ll WANTPD --Dealers and .-'g.-nts throng.. -out Indiana and Illinois for ueeiera farm tr.otor. Superior In eery .P-ta.l to 'th.T trio-tors. Giiar.mte!. AVon.p-r-ful opportunity. Write Harry IVpe f. - ' iarMcu',.r. Kci bilg. Terr- Haut". Ind. IT..' 1 1 WANTED Twi ne:.f a p p. -a 1 1 n g yoiu.g inen to travel w!t!i pi.in.ig.-r ri a large a.l vert idng prpos!t l-.n : a gi " lo'iii to see oimrry and ioike i;-..m . while sclng it. Apply at .l-f?er-.n hotel. b-tweeii 12 ami 2 Sunda). See Mr. Pau.r. 2:;M It WAKTED Capable sabsmnn for Mi-id-g.tn territory; sil iry and -.innii-"l n ; must have ar.t.!:v! II'. Ask for Mr A Ohmau, Dllver hotel. 2-'.' 11 WANTF.P Ten z'f1 nin for South Pend and surrounding territory. Tl' who nre willing to P- taught how t I our line through our tia'.n.ng ourae. Tl. men who possess iutelligen.e. auiMt!:.. pertnnal'ty and an hörest envb tlon. tan offer a position th :t will p! a. them in line for rapid promotion in the latost growing and greatest business In tie world. Por Interview sli up E. trl-al KviUlpment C . 12-1 X. M. In t. 12tf I (, psp s-v r:d high la-s s ib--:: e: , :!pi;,l.. of earning .7" p. r v..-. k . r h tt. r; 1 nl nieti with Pis ir i!:.e or s?.. : telling; cp ri n-- preferred; attra tliproposition, ofl. ri'ig il! ral Ino;n. t j husth rs. Pyx .) !, i-.ire New s-i'l--" 22 11 Oi l 1( E 111.1.1'. l' v i- r i t . . i . . i . i i . i 1,,1'n' ' f..r . r-. .. ' w i. r i. ; .i No col ! i o r ; f.T 'l.rht ptrt. II. is; Mb ! iga: , Jb- .m ' 1 ..;p..rt.i lodg.. ., J WE II.WE an opp.u t . n! t f r a I lady v hu ha li;:d a grade . h ,. 1 I cati- n, has a liking f-.r ma! h. : . .T a ; writes a g .o ! iiaiid, we ..l.-o h ue a ' wir1..-. l..r 'i -..oi'.- tv ... Sif i'Cl had s ii ' g h s ii no! ed Ü. . t : n i :ii a ;'.': 1 1 1 1 ; c; : j trail:! g an i n h !s . I , -liria-i. i -rc.r. Ulis. a Pr..-., Po w. ! WANTED You-ig r : i m : i d.-rk I -rap b-pt. kl.ir.vmi;,' f.r e Sing-,- ei.WAN I'ED -Ep.-rl n ! t; t it; S. .'I' Ap; ::t )' e Mr ., r. W: .-. l 1'12 I. j WAN i PD One gtrl tor lsT or it..-v . i ; -. o g.ris f.r general fTi e . . k ply V::Lrb rLo'dT a. Co , F..t of ' 'a-' " :. ton st. - ' WANTi:i sever.d girls for . 1-r ; ' and l!ri.. k--;diig ; mast t.e . r '" . cf U'" A; pi. SOUTH it END WATCH COMPANY WANTED L.K.y Ftet.ograp!,. r; .-exp'-rb n-ed ami idd- r. ! f -1 p.....! ; -ortunlty for p-rs..-: w . .. . ph'.is.iiiT. sarr1 ;nd! p i 3 j sltion. JI'jX T-s.;. ' UTl- N s i I'l.Afil Vnl'i: APPPJCATIMN NV Hui.dre.'s .f p..lt:.-r.s .;. f : ' r.otf raphern. book k.- p--r. g ;..r.;i ..Ti -, j ef. lP.i.lness Plrm- '!. u- f'r j r-nt i pp.. Pree . r.; - . lie er. Po-st rites. I"!..- 'i is ! 1 Ll 1 P:i.pli.y r:..-nt Ag. n--y. s E :. MUl.Ig-m and Walai:gt:. .'liln 2 2'.-. 1 WANTED --Girl f r o Glon' Patter. . 22-! ' 1C. 2..--; i: DO Tt OL KNOW THAT. i STOP.M t-; uli and tonn 1o;r rnn' an I put Up Ly Ul lire fnal. "A ' nn I Sc-: I a.f.ry, Mt I' 1 Heme PLo r.e 2X2. Miller San ortug? av , tf. DlM.Vi OrrURTl.MTItls. i G I N 1 trail rd-:.u-;ti fr j lie Piding cnmpt..y furnish-! h.:u-. . an! prlv.-f g:img. 1Ii.!'im, r..-. t ! s od at iT.ce; !; r.'iix'ti.i "T.-r r -f ,;o- 1. ..vm" or .: a-h r ur- i this profit..': de !:::,. -s. Will : !c;v.-r 'J la-.l.th-i. Write Dw;.-r, I'.o ."... G- --en. Pi 1. 2'-j 11 P I"P MATIINP f -r fa rr)., h-::!. : r s. u - i.f!e y . -i i.n:i;i.!t-d t.j.r-. f:rpv '-rgji:!. : ai 1 .lim: ifsitdp.t: s ' ..:.s-;ltln - -!. g'.ne- f will Low j mi fr .n t-tt ':. i.p h w t pro luc la 'iuat tit s the Lt ar.d ii: Pt machi'ie. A 1 !res Pox L " arNews -Tim-. , 2iiJ. 1

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