South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 150, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 May 1920 — Page 10

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STOCKS HIGHER ON EXCHANGE

btudrliaker h Feature of Late Market Trad in:. Ni:V YOIirc. M.iy :. Stork? nn the New Ynrk stock fxchanf wer; KT.r rally higher at th opening Pri-j day. lie4...'. ?t"r wa '; ' at 74 71' American I.omruutiw opened ;it up ; Cru' IM; J3. up I'an-Amt r; in PetroW-um 104, up ; k.ullni: M. u; V. Raid win 115. up I'-h; l.'nite.l Stat Ft-1 93-, off , ; Cervral Motors 2. up 1 Stud-' l.aker up : Sinclair ?.2-;'H. uf ! Oils ,-ir.d tobacco .hars were leaders tit th- pniri;r. Pan-American Petroleum within 10 minutes ran from 10 4, on the firf-t sale, which va up. to I'M'. This was an advance of nearly 14 point over !?.s. we k'. low. At IT;, M xiran I'etrobum was up on-. It then went to a new high on the pr-?nt re- ( ovrry at l'l1,. sitt i u Hid. Steel common mailt u new hifh on recovery t 94,. This was up four three-fju-i rtera from the ri-ffnt low. Other stf-els responded sympathetically. Equipment continued their advance, Baldwin making an early high at 116. l'tor: tins fold at 3". I-4-, up 2 l-:. Traders were encouraged ly the .'iction of the anthracite miners at Wilkes Harre, pa... deciding not to strike and the attitude of financial circles was that the worst of the labor troubles was over. The market closed Urm. Sttlclakor I 1-Vaturc. The last half hour was featured lv a sharp advance In Studebaker -which carrie-1 it above) 69, 10 points above th? low of iveral days aro. other motors advanced flightly in Hvmpathy. Closing prices: United states teel 94. up 1-2; "Republic Steel 91 1-4, up 1-4; American Locomotive ! 7, up 2-1: Pan-American ivtrolurr, 102 1-4. off 1 1-2: Ktudt baker .S 7-8, up 2 1-8; United State Rubber 0 4 2-4. off 1-4; Crucible 132, off , 2 1-2; Mexican Petroleum 177, up ' 2 and General Motors 27 7-S. ixmii:h; kxciangi:. NHW YORK, May 2 8. Foreign exchange Friday opened steady. I'elnand sterling opened at r..9l, o:f 1 1-4 cent. Franc clucks wore 12.02, off 10 centimes Lire checks Mere 17.0:'. off .15. Marks demand v-re .o.'riö; cables .rp;:. of; .001::; Canadian dollars demand .SSSi. MARKETS rmrvtio riiimrcf:. HICAUO, May 2 -JU TTbi: Creamery extras. .VJve; .vfindards, '-' ', flrat. M(:1'1 m .ii! . 4 1 "Vj I l'.CCS-Ordln irle. " 1 Jq '.t:" to ; firsts. "'.''(iOc. 'HEESE Twins. '-' ; Americas. ::i ,.- POULTRY Foul... .V.e; du-ks. CO -; ges. ITU: turkeys. rV. P iTATOES Cnr. Is; Wisconsins ppr m) Ilm.. 7.."VKr7.7j , Minnesotas p'r l') IMVIANArol.IS 1.1 I' STOC K. INDJANAI'OLIS. May Ho;s Kecljt, market Heady; Pest 1ic.itie. .tll.OO'J.ll.ri): mediums and mixed. 5 1 4 Til24 70; foinmop to choice, $14.70''' l."O0; hi.lk of sales. $13 oo. CATTI.K Ite . ktf . 7tK) ; market steady; steers. ."j(i '11.50; rows and h.dreM. $7-'(; t-.oO. SIIKITl K.'celpts. market Fteady ; top, 'J.t.5t. ( IIICACO cash c;iliv. CIIirAGO. May "s 'OKN No. 1 yellow, $1.VI: No. J jelinw. Jl.'j'-vi.'ir,: No. vellow. .1 !Fill .OJ'-j : No. mixed, $1.02 fril.M: No. mixed, ?l.tlrl.tll2; No. 4 mixed. M vsiri.vj; No. 'J white. $l Wi 1 '.s;: No. .". w hite. ?1 PI. MATS No. .J white. $1 iV.'i (571.07 : No. 1 white. Sl.O-f. HAKId V - il.r'Jj 1 r.2 No J h YF ?.!'.. Tl MiTl'Y-li h'o 12 f. "i.i. vi : K" -5 vX vi i x .

)IeniTig lli-'a Low Close CCiP.N Mir 1 14'i 1. July 1;t: i 17' 1 .'- 1C Vet.t. FO' j 17' i 1 "Ü 1 j l.M OATS Mar 1K1 lot W2 W JuiV S'.h '" s7',m 7:w Sept. 75:s 70', 74 7.VH I'OUK Mny r,"..; r.To-. r.to .Inly SI.Cs "4 b r.4.13 J.ARD May Noruln.il -'' .lulr 2115 21 IV 21.M 2115 111 HS Mar Nominal July is 12 l,'.ti 1VV 1.V

CHICAGO LIVK STOCK. CHICAGO. Mar JS H(;S Ke. ejpt. 2.o); mJ.rket lü IV up:: I-ulls. $14.4oy t" lO- t.ut.-he. $ U.lv-M.Vir.: packinp. i::nn.s': lights, jifl TT.'inoo; pigs. Jll M'i 11 f: 'rooßln. 12.ii 12f0. CATTLl-I Uecelpts. ö,!; market 2-V up; Peef, ?K.2."?;iri3.7r : l.utctier Ftock. XT .lO'J13.f0: nnner and cutter. M 75T? 1 1 ( J ; ptorkers snd fe.lTS. $7.7." "! 1 1 .70 ; .o-s. 57 :a I .on : calve .ll.ro'i 14. .".0. SIIEr-P-lbIrt"- r..tH; market srrorg: w.-ol limbs. J10 5i-i?17.50 : ewes, 54 00 1 73. lITTSni"KG LIVE STOCK. riTTSI'.n:;. I4a.. Mny 2S -CATTLF TN-ce'rts l'?bt; market steady: choice. 5ir,cif. l.4.2.; g' od. Jl'j.ivflS.?:: fair, 5d2oo'iil2.;: veal cnlve. f!5 00',? 15.. SHIIKI AM MMHS Iteceipts l!ht: iritkrt feadv; prj!r.e wether. 1h"): pooil, xs.o'i'Ii'. oil ; fair mixed. $7.oo .;7.: lambs. $ 17 C. lUXJS Itecelpta, 15 doubiedecks 4 mrxrkt lower; prlm hesrT hoes. Jl4.7ri) in. on; metllut is. S l.Z 15 75 ; heaTy Workers. JdV.'.O'.zir.TV. Ptrht Yorkers. 5HO-V.Y14 .V; ig., $13 or.fl :3 75 ; rough, M00O'il2.: stags. tl.WUW. rr nrrrux) i.ivr. stock. EAST IM FFAFO, N. Y.. M.iy FA TT I ..F He1pt. C.V); market slow nnd tite:.:v: shipping steers. S.t'Mö T.7T: rur-ht-r grade-. 10 Ot(iJl2.00 : cows, 5 4.PO.-I10 :a CAf-VF.S P.erlpts. l.tVO; market native. 7"-- up: .till to choice. $fl oo-air. tO. SlIFKI AND LAMUS Keceipts. S-V: nsrket .ictlve: ehobv lambs JIS..V WOO; rill t' fair, bViVn : eerllnc! 14 oiv-fi.v.vi: ni;. i.-fxrr IVA in ;LX--Iecelrt a-Jt: nisrket 'c-tlve. -jp; Yorkers. W 7" 'd !5.s": p:?, J14T0 M 14 2: nil.-!. 515 .'.?! - s.1 : h.'sry . Sirv.-iO ,,l..ft:.; roucts. $11.0. .t2.l; stag, $7.0 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Havry Ire melted when police raided h!s home and found him m.iklr.,T raisin whi?ky over the kitchen stove. None of the whisky was either In or on ice. police f.üd. He told them he was xr.akIrK it for sale. We wah yrtir car while you wait t Auti Market. Jefferson at fsyette 4711-C1 Car washed day or n.pht at Auto SXcrWet, Jefferson at Lafayette St. 4713-21

CLOSING PRICES HEW YORK STOCKS

NEAV YORK, May 28. Closing prints on the stock exchange today Were : A. T. and S. V American Poet Sugar 'Jl American Drug Syndicate . . . . 1 1 7, American Can Z'iVz AUis Chalmers 3 4 i American Car Foundry l"Jai American 'Locomotive 07 Anaconda T'opptr 5 8 American Smltg. andltfp. Co... II A. (1. W lJ2'i A. T. und T 9 3I 'aid win Locomotive 11 15. and O ?r2 Rethlthtm Steel "It" &0 Hutto and Superior j 2 V2 Canadian Pacific 117 Chili Copper 1C Cuban Cane Sugar 49 Central Leather 65 C. and 0 53 Corn Products 941 Crucible JSteol i:;2 Chlno Copper 22 xi Krio Common 1 1 7, Frio Preferred 1 s 2 Crent Northern Ore ?,t Ooodrioh 2 c.reat Northern Preferred 74General Motors 27 refn' ("ananea 302 Midland Lcnther Common 1 S Ts Hide and leather Preferred ...9339 Illinois Cfcitral S4 Industrial Alcohol S International Xickel lS1 International Paper Inspiration Copper 71 U 5 2?4 Kennecott Copper 28 Lackawana Sttel 'iSs I j. and X 100 Mexican Petroleum 177 Miami Copper 20 Marine Common 21U Marine Preferred S4"i Missouri Pacific 2 3 Maxwell Common 2 4 Mid vale Steel 4 2i New Haven 30-. v V f " 1 Northern Pacific 75 Ohio Cities Gaa 3S?i Pan-American Petroleum ...1041-i Peoples Gas 36V2 Pennsylvania 39 'z Pay Consolidated Copper ... 17t Reading 8 54 Republic Steel ?l'i Rock Island 35 h, Rock Island A 7 4 Hock Island 11 63 H Rubber 944 Humely Common 35 Southern Pacific 954 Southern Hallway 22 7h St. Paul Common 324 St. Paul Pfd 51 ' Studebaker Common 6S"i Stromberg 75l Sinclair Oil 3 3 Sugar l-oa4 Tobacco Products 69 Vanadium 75 Texas Oil 4 8 Texas and Pacific 42 I'nlon Paelflo 1 1 7 i C S. Steel Common 94 r. S. Steel Pfd 10 6 U V S. Food Cort 6 4 Ctah Copper '0 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Wabash A 230 Willys Overland 17-4 Wool 1-7 Westlnghouse 4 84 Liberty bonds 3 2 percent 91.70; first 4'h 86.00; second 86.70: first 44's 87.30; second 448 S6.76; third 4U'b 91.00: fourth 4 Vt't 7.6 4; fifth 44't? 9 6.04. BIG COLLAPSE OF VALUES Ii CORN CIIICACIO. May 2S. Acute xveaknens suddenly manifested Itself in tho corn market Friday simultaneously with false rejorts ihat the switchmen's strike, had been unsettled. Although denials of any settlement were soon forthcoming prices fell 6 1-4 cents, and closed nervous. 4 .1-8 to 5 1-4 net lower: with July 163 to 163 3-4 and September 151 .1-8 to 151 1-2. Oats lost o-4 cents to 3 1-2 cents and provisions 12 cents to SO cents. Even before the big collapse of vajjaes In the corn market, fluctuation had ben unusually wide and frequent, bears had an advantage at the opening as the supply of railway cars west showed an Increase, and It was Haid country loadings were larger, the fact, however, that exporters were bidding higher prices than yesterday for wheat, led quickly to a sharp advance in corn. Then fame an over-powering wave of selling on the part of both longs and shorts but with no apparent definite basis except the strike settlement rumors. Prospects for a decided Increase of corn receipts next week tended to deaden rallying power nt the "ast. Oats were swerved by the factors that governed com. Shipping call was slow. Provisions descended with prain. despite higher quotations on hogs. Selling pressure was not heavy, but investment demand was lacking. TACOMA. Wash. Cafe -patron vire thrtllcxl xvlicn n well rirosseHl woman cllmbcxl out of a Ms: limousine, entered the place and calmly lighten! n cigtir. Ii. A. I. A. TEAM. Dance Wednesday night, June 2nd Dry ler Hall. 4S94-29 Have your car washed at The Auto Market, I-ifayette at Jefferton. 4710-31 Amateur finishing at Schillines. 4S75-29 Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxe xsith rpeclaJ facilities for the privacy of customer ADLER BROS On Michigan at IVoahintfon Since 18tVL THE STOIU2 FOn 3CEN' AND no ys Ar. Materials. Picture lYnmluff. THE I. W. LOWER DECORATING COMPANY, South Dcnd, Indiana. Wall Paper. Dmpcrle. PnJnt Supplies.

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ADVEitTlSEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES LnUte of Charte VT. Dietrich: .VOTIt'l. OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Hj dire; tluii of Mary IMetrka, aJmiaitratrix t. tLe estate of Charles W. Dietri h. la t of St. Joseph county, In tte Sfat- t Inll.in:i, derafd. .N".tle 1 lirtiy given to the belrs, legatees and devisees of !ald decedent, and nil other persons Interested iu slid est.-ite, that said administratrix Las filed in this court her atxunt and vouchers for tl.e linal eettlement of saM estate, and they ar therefor hereby required to be and appear in said court on the ISta day of June, TJO, when the same will Le heard and make proof of their heirship, or eljlni to auy part of said estate, and show cause if any there be, why said aceount and vou hers should not be approved. Witness, the Ckrk and the Seal of St. Joseph Circuit -ourt at South liend, Ind., 'Oth iny of May. UCO. WILltnt M. i.AUXEK. Clerk. ÜLUNAltl L. HUilKSTMAN. Dep. Charles 1. Iruuiinonl. utty. for utate. May 21-28 M)X.KLSll)KXT NOTICIi. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, SS. In the St. Joseph Superior court. May term, l'.ce. .Marie Forstbauer vs. (Jeorpe Fortli;iuer, dlvoree No. W77. I'.. It Known, that the above-named plaintiff has filed in thi? office of the Jerk of said eourt Ler complalut against said Defendant in the above cause together with a proper affidavit that said lerendnnt, George Forsthauer, is not a resident of the .state of Indiana. Said Defendant Is hereby noticed th.it i.ii-l cause will tsnl for trial on the IJfh day of July, HO), the same being the 4ith dav of the next term of said court to commence at the City of South l'.eiid. on the ;ird Monday in May, on widen day said Defendant is required t appear to said action. WILIU'K M. WAUNHR, Clerk. lty MAla;.VUi:T LI'Nl-. Depnty. George Sauds, attorney for plaintiff. .May 21-2S. June 4. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, SS. In the St. Joseph uperior court. May term. 1.'20. Carles Long vs. Nora Long. Dlvone No. j"-4. I5e It Known, that the above-named plaintiff has tiled la the office of the M mi SIIND YOUU DUY CLEANING AND PUI:SSING TO 228 N. MAIN ST. Telephone, Lincoln 6171 ANNOUNCEMENT Traveling Men WINONA HOTEL Now Open Winona Lake, Ind. Mabel Hawkins Producer of Distinctive Lingerie and Scientific Coictlnsr. r05 J. M. S. IHiIr. 3Iain 870 Genuine PHILADELPHIA Lawn Mowers WARNER BROS. 226 S: Michigan St Whjen you think of Ilomefurnlalilagw think of ß.ilora." Tho Dl Elcctiio Shop S'. D. ftloran & Son Wiring and RepAiring. SAM'L SPIRO & CO. 119-121 a Michigan St. Homo of H. S. & M. Clothes Samuel C. Lontz & Süds The Home cf Klein Ku&l East Colfax Avenue

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ii ; Detetidnnt in tne ibove cause to Defendant. Nora Loiic. Is not a resident aether with a proper affidavit that sV.d of the State of Imliana. Said Defendant la hereSr notified thnt said ca'ise will sund for trial on th ltb day of May, FO, the Mine ,xie tlie 4'.Hh day cf the next term of snld eurt t rornnienre at the City of South Ilend. en the 3rd Monday in May, on which day aaid Defendant 1 required to appv-ar t said action. W I Lit r It M. WAUNHR. Clerk. Iiy MAIUUHLT Ll'NC. Deputy. George Sands, atty. for plaintiff. May 21-2.S; Jnne 4. OV-RKSIIET NOTICE. State of Indiana. St. Joseph County, SS. In the St. Joseph Superior court. May term, 1Ü20. Jennl Friedman Copan vs. Hartha II. Friedman, tt al, partition No. KKJ. He It Known, thst the sbovp-named plaintiff has Old in the ofTi cf tb clerk of paid court her comnl&int acainst Dfndant In the alYe ratis together with a proper affidavit that nail defendnut. Hertha II. Friedman and John H. Friedman, are not resident of the State of Indiana. Said Defendants are hereby notified that said cause wftl atnnd for trial on the 12th day of July, 1920, the same being the 41-th day of the next term of uald court to commence at the City of South liend, on the 3rd Monday in May, ou which day said Defendants are required to appear to Paid action. Wim Fit M. WARNER. Clerk. Hy MAKliAKET LUNU. Deputy. O. A. Farabaugb, atty. for plaintiff. Mar 21-28. June 4. NOTICE Or GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL 16TATE. By vfrtue of an order of the St. Joseph Circait Court the underBlcned, guardian of her minor children, Luella F. Korth, Adolph A. Koerth and Arthur J. Koerth, ill u the offices of Harry It. Walr. Suite .112-313 J. M. 8. Ilnildlnjr. South Rend, Indiana, on tte seventh day of June, 1D20, at the hoor of two p. m , and from day ro day thereafter until Bold, offer at private aale for not leas than Its appraised slue the undivided twothirds interest of said minors In certain real -State situate in the county of St. Joseph, Sfnte of Indiana, to-wit: The middle one-third (l-.1l part of Hank nut Dot No. Thirteen (1.1 of the I'lrst I'hit of Out Lots of the Town, now the City of South Mend, platted by the State Hank of Indiana said middle enethtnl 1-3 belli;? a lot fronting- on Colfax Avenue, fifty-four nd sixty-eight hundredths TAXA) feet in width more or less from Fast to West, by one b indred nlnety-elRht (la' feef in length from North to South, an 1 is bounded on the Weft by Cummins' West one-third 'l-.t) of said lot and on the Fast by the Matthews' East one-third of paid lot, on the South by said Avenue, and on the North by a public alley. Said sale will be made mbjeot to the approval of said eourt and on the following terms and condltlors: The full amount of the niirctmse money shall be paid cash In hand at the tlnm of ald sale and Kald real estate shall be sold free and discharged from all liens and taxes, subject, howi ver. to exlstln? tenancies and to the taxes assessed In the vear 1020 becoming due and payable in 1121. MAIMJARFTIIA KOERTH. Guardian. Dated this 2-Mh day of May, POj. NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the superior court of St. Joseph county, state of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Tnu-ev Z. Stanley, late of St. Joseph county, deceased. Said e&tate in supposed to be solvent. J AMI'S W. STANLEY, Adm. Charles Weldler & Miller Guy, attya. for administrator. May 27, 1020. May 28-June4-ll NOTICE OF AD MI N I ST R.T I O X. Notice la hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit court of St. Joseph CVunty. State of Indiana, administrator cf the estate of Mable Carllu, late of St. Joseph county deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. LOUIS HARMON, Administrator May 11. 1920. Rarry Scaulon, atty. for estate. May 13-20-27 LOST AND FOUND. LOST Rome wha.'e on Indiana ave., Thursday night, a lady's brown straw hat. Finder plean? call Main Upward. 4S91-?J LOST Out f auto, between Washington and 204 E. Dauald, lady's black hat, pink facing, silk popples. Reward offered. 4'.00-.4i0 LOST A babies' white sweater; reward. Call HarrUo.i SF4. 410 '10 LOST Bunch of kyg In south part of city. Call Main 3MJ. Reward. 47'.0 iv) HELP WANTED. Male Help WANTED First class kitchen porter und pan washer; highest wages aud poud room and board to good man. Apply to manager, Soutn liend Country club. Phone .Main 7Ö8. 44nW-2'.' WANTED One talior for alterations and one pre-jser. Steady employment. (. L. Perkey, Fashion Clothes Shop, 120 W. Washlugton ay 491G-31 WANTED Soma one. to mow lawn and spade garden. Call Lincoln fsnw. 4.OG.r,0 MEN and boys wanted; piece "work; good rates and steady employment. Apply superiutendent. Super-Tread Tire Oo., Cedar and Emerlck sts., old Singer plart. WANTED A man to do pressing In tailor Bhop. Good pay and steady work. Inquire Spiro's Clothing Store. 4914-30 WANTED Tan boys to sell mornlne and eveuiLg paperH. See Crip, corner Michigan aud Washington tt. 410-o0 WANTED A man for rug and carpet workroom, steady position for right man. Apply to Mr. D. Myers. Robertson Dros. Co. 4S21 ) WANTED MEN TO WORK ON WAGONS. ARTIFICIAL ICE CO.. oG3 N. EMEKICK ST. 4700 CO WANTED Mea to unlond clover hullers. Apply Purchasing Dept., Blrdsell Mfg. Co. 4779-1 WANTED Man and team. Thone Main D03, Blnger Xltf. Co. 473 1 WANTED Reglfteret art,gglst for two weeks' relief work; good wages. Call Lincoln lOM. 4703 tf WANTED Man to operate woodworking machine; steady work. Wills Mfg. Co. 1701 S. Main tt. 4"-27 WANTED All around machinist. Apply South r.end Die & Tool Co., 7T-2 W. Division St. 4403-tf WANTED N'gtt coolt and waiter. Apply Washington itestai, rant. 47C2-1 WANTED TWO OFFICE BOYS. APPLY NEWS-TIMES 210 W. COLFAX AV. 12-tf

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Male Help WANTED Men in several departments. Right kind "f uien au werk up to a tdfr paying joo. iXir mold men and plye workers average from $.) to $7." Ier wek. We eanuot start you on these Jobs but faur Mr five w-eks will fit you those Jobs, If vo'i prove Heady and reliable. Super T.ead Tire Co., -rmer Cedar and Emrlck sts. 4ssö 30 WANTED A meat outer, good working conditions ami salary. Apply In person. D. N. Heeker Grocery und Market. locO S. Carroll st Cl-: ELUEULY man wanted for nights and Sundays. Sil Lincoln way W. 4. 37 -SO I WANTED A barber, night and Saturday.!. Apply tfXV South Bend 4791-29 WANTED Young man with office experience, permanent position with good clt.tnce for advancement for rlpht party. state cc. .v duress News-Times. Box K-V2 4710 3. WANTED AT ONl'E. Men fir factory work: goonl wages. T. Willard Ready Co. Apply 101 S. St Jo seph at. 4G47-tf? WANTED - Miiddne i.nrh handt? and men to run drills. Apply Purchasing Dept., Rlrdseil Mfg. Co. 47nO-1 WANTED Two painters and two paperhangers. Call at 1109 W. Division st.. L. Chelmlnlnk. 4645-30 WANTED Manager Tor going concern; one who cna invest several thousand dollars; confidential. Box 524, Goshen Ind. 4782-2 WANTED nates elerK Tor retail store. Experienced preferred. Permanent. J. C. Reimold & Co.. 12.1 N. Main. 4412-tf WANTED - Ten men rar boiler repair and construction Tork ; jroo.l v.-a pes and steady employment. Ar ply Power Station, Indiana Michigan Electrle Co. 4C9G-aO WANTED A barber; sie.ü place. Elmer Dodderldge, 124 W. Washington av. 4716-31 WANTED Colored porter for week day work; 8 to 5 p. m. South Rend Bait Co., 110 a. High st, at N. Y. Cent, tracks. 3537-tf WANTED Four truck n.en. City and lnterurban trucks. Call Notre Dame and Division nt. shops. 1 hone Main 15. 30S9-tf WANTED Men for foundry labor, steady employment, good wagt-s. Dodge Mfg. Co., Miüüawaka, lad. JuneJ MEN WANTED FOR STEADY FACTORY WORK; ALSO TWO MEN FOR smi'PING ROOM AND AN ELDERLY MAN FOR YARD WORK. APPLY OFFICE, 17 2 S. FRANKI IN ST.. Mc-UENRY-MILLHuTSE MFG. CO. 4434-tf MIT Laborers and mechanics of all kinds for assembly, machine shop, millwright, forge, tool and die, sheet-metal and wood-working departments. Get a Job where continuous service Is rewarded. INVESTIGATE OUR "Vacation With Pay" "Anniversary Check" 'Co-Fartnershlp" "Life Insurance" Plans, which are provided In addition to the best day rates paid In the state. Call or write SM UÜ SOUTH BEND, IND. 2763-tf DRILL TRESS hands wanted ; also assemblers and invtulory man. Georgo Cutter Co. 47&4-2D WANTED Competent man for paper cutting machine and stock room; Rood wages. Hllrberd Ptg. Co. 41W-1 WANTED A tüVor, wagea 3Z per week. Apply at J. J. Kruesberger, 216 W. Jefferson. 4021-tf WANTED Fotir ir.torer. "Northern Indiana Ry Co, cor. NJtrc Dame and Division st. 4020-tf WANTED Experienced truck driver; also all around mechanic for several makes of truck.. South Bend Brewing Ass'n. Malu 7). 4C78-tf WANTED Flrsf-cias machinist. The Singer Mfg. Co. 275d-ti Male or Female WANTED Men or women to sell well known electric wafiher. Salary and commission. Anply In person. References required. 122 N. Michigan st. 4792-June 2-J WANTED Man and wire; man for farm work, woman to do cooking. Lincoln csoa S04C-ti Female Help. INDIES Do jou want a Rood clean salary aud ear fare? If bo call 1015 W. Colfax. Ask lor Mrs. QUen. 4Si7-31 WANTED Chambermaid. Hotel Jefferson. 4SS3-31 1 WANTED Young l.dy for stenographer and general office work. Itu references. Write Box O-W. care NewsTimes. 4SS4-20 QOEOJS WaESTEffi) On power sewln rnsLlnes to work on flannel underwear. Steady work, good pay. 301. S. Mich. St. V1STS3 ks?j:ekt KFG. S3.

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Female Help. FOK OPKRaTING POWER MACHINES IN OCR SniltT AND UNDBItWEAtt FACTORIES. GOOD TJ.r WHILE LEARNING. CLEAN. LIGHT WORK; GOOD HOURS. BKÄTWÜL WANTED At ooce: Two Dnt-clMI waitresses, best wages; room and board. Apply to Manager, Sooth Bend Country Club. lhou- Main 70. 4814 31 WANTED Ten lady solicitors; good pay. Inquire B. M. Crip, 243 Ptndebaker st. GIRLS WANTED FOR BINDERY WORK. APPLY L. P. TJARDY CO. iS22-30 WANTED Lady toap flctnonstTttor, store work only : city axid ont-of- town. Address Box L-02, care JVewa-Times. 4S3S0 WANTED Gtrls to cow tlre; pieceWork. Girl i-aklng fl and better per dav. Applv Super-Tbend Tire Co. cor. (Vdar and EraerCk. 430-30 WANTED Women to assist tn laundry. Orphans' Home. Mlshawaka. 4S&V&) EXPERIENC1:D help wanted In oar ready-to-wear alteration room. Apply to Mrs. Austin, I Robertson Bros Co. 4763-23 COMI'CTKNT bindery girls wanted. Top wages. Hlbberd 'tg. Co, 47ö6tf IPEKDiHaiHlEKaTr tF0Tr0R3 Fid (SddDs Dm Doplhon3 TO7D!h There are Immediate vacancies in this work. v-here girls over 16 years of age may obtain steady employment year 'round, with vacation, excellent working facilities, attractive positions. You may choose telephone work for your permanent vocation. It will appeal to you. D GO Cfl DS1DQS1 B0DD 227 S. MAIN ST. Applicants' jiiformatlon desk in lobby. 4724-tf GIRLS WANTED STEPinNSON UNDERWEAR MILLS. "ASK OUR GIRLS." 9701-tf FEMALE lperletced caahler and steady dishwasher; short hours and good pay. Call Main 074. 4787-30 GIRLS Wanted for light factory wort. Apply South Bend Creamery Co.. Ö25 South Taylor st. 470129 WANTED Experienced power machine operators. WILSON BROS. 41W-tf Domestics WANTED A lady to do washing and cleaning; Lave an electric machine and will pay 40c an hour to the right party. Call Main 40&4. 43-28 WANTED A 'lonvi'teeper In a widower's home; respectable p4nce. Box J-U2. care News-Times. 47S5 29 WANTED Woman for genera? housework; no cotldng. Call Mala 2f3o. 4747-20 NURSE GIRL One who "has bad experience tn the care of babies and children. Call between 7 and b o'clock this evening. 322 W. Washington av. 3472-23 Salesman. WANTED Yountf man or woman as local representative by well knotvn manufacturer f liouaehold specialty to sell direct by canvassing; also to local merchants. Salary and commission. Advertising camptUgri to back your efforts. Address Bor T-'2, care Newa-Tlmes. i!Xhtt SALESMAN A wide awake dietrtct manager wantel for line of high grade sanitary produvts. Exclusive territory. I'ernianent bualnesa. Will eata-bll&h office If succeesfuL Give full particulars. Ideal Disinfectant Corporation, 447 Ninth ave.. New York City. 4SS3-29 SALESMEN wanted for Indiana and Michigan. T:e Economy lioonc Co Kendallvllle. Iitd: 4.H40-2S Oßice Help. BOOKKEEPER wanted: lady preferred; one who hag had experience desired; good pay. Apply Huper-Tread Tire Co., corner Cedar and Pmerlck sts., old Singer plant. 4SS-23 WANTED One girl for laboratory work, two girls for general office work. Apply Vanderhoof Co., Foot cf Washington st ooa-ti WANTED Eifert t:t)n opn for good typist One with, considerable ex;erlrLce and famillir with gtoertl oSlct work desired. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Cnlesa a p plicae t desires pt rmaneiit pcttion, need net ippli. Soati Bend Bait Co. U0& S. High &(. 23o7-t WE HAVE a par open ror a fin or middle-aged woman of experience In borne work om wbo can help others. Ervery conrenleace and the pay will be good. Call thli evening rroxa 7 to o'clock. 322 W. Washington ar. 3471-23 WANTED At once: bteady young vomusx tor telephone son and cigar stand In office of soct4i Bend Country dab: good silary to right person, with room and board. Aply to Manager, Phone Main TS. 470i-28 BUSINESS HELP WANTED. Wanted A good practical bookkeeper with at least six years" experience in the manufacturing business, for a growing South Bend concern; gooj opportunity for sdhtDcement. All inquiries treated cocOdenCally. Addres G-92. care NwiTicift 47C4-&)

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Office Help WANTED Tonc lady for cahier .' W. Washington av-." 4761-1' NEWS-TIMES classified ads Two dally Insertions for one price. tlOl-tf WANTED 100 ywung men an! wemn to prepare for 0TI01? positions t-li summer. Opportunities of high salaries and rapid promotion. Enter anv Monday. Catalog free. Call, write or telephone the fcouth Rend Business College. Corner Michigan and Monroe sta. iKM tf WANTED Trmfflc c'.erk with several years experience rnd ability to handle all branches of traföc details. A-l proposition for the rtght party. Apply own handwriting giving age and experleuce. Box F. H, News-'Ilmes, Mlshawaka. 4470 tf TWO stenographers wanted: one tyfbt for general office worn. George Cutter Co. 4tf-30 SUMMER SCHOOL. BEGIN COURSE IN JUNE. Our school has large electric fans, is very well ventilated and Is so located thst study is a pleasure. ARRANGE NOW to take a thorough stenographic or bookkeeping conrso and do not wait until September. Our licensed employment dept. will plnr you in the very best position. THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOUL. Entire third floor, Michigan st. and Wasalugton av. Main 2Ö0Ö, 4312-30 LARGE MANUFACTURING plant needs two good office clerks, young men preferred; mutt be experienced In clerical work and thoroughly qualified and competent to handl c!ctftll r-cords. Your application should outline your past rtc crd and state how soon you could start on the Job, also name approximate salary you would expect. Address replies M. E, W.. News-Times Office, Mlshawaka. lnd. 4Cfll-tf WANTED Experienced stenographer or dlctophone operator. Call Lincoln 2410. 4070-tf FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Tw rooms furnished fVr l.ght housekeeping. 71s Clinton st. 4'.KJ 20 FOR RENT Fumbhed room in private home for young man employed. tilS N. Lafayette st. Lincoln 1773. FOR RENT Peslraole modern furnished apartment, 2 blocks from center. References required. Call Main .TT!. 4SiS-29 FOR RENT Two furnlsh'd rooms lor light hounekipln;: also nnc larg sleeping room. Call 4M N. Main st. 2H7-2D FOR RENT Large, light, airy attic; complete with bed; for men only. 201 E. Marlon it. 4S33-31 FOR RENT Furnished rooms and meals if desired. In modern borne for 3 or 4 gentlem-i. 414 N. Michigan st. 24ö-tf Unfurnished Rooms ONE extra large double room, with kitchenette, .duk, gas and electricity, and large closet. Also good size bedroom, with atsldc door, private entrance In new house, all for eight (f4) per week. Call any time, at ?77 Marietta, corner of Sample. Garages FOR RENT A pxlate garage for one car. 210 Laoorto ar. 4S0C-tf BUSINESS PERSONALS Business Cards SHIP D THI'C K ÄTTEBOTIEia ESSSSKÄSiTS How much does your parcel delivery cot you? See us for 23 per cent reductions on your deliveries. Let u do your freight hauling aud bivö you dollars. IÄ BSSTÄSCSS kMUÄS Sp-iai Parcel Express Serrlc-e. NATIONAL T RA NSF Ell CO. Main 1124. Snb. Ktstlon Lincoln 2102. WD ARE IN A POSITION to furnish V-VJ wr ve ac-s " - - r - - i drtfllng' wells In the better seiior;a of I acreage for drilling purpcss. We are operators, aüd upon all ofieringH und accept them as suitable for our own use. We can furnlao excellent opportunities la this gTeat ell rrfriucicg betlon for Investigators, syndicates or eonipunle. Information upon nnj of these fields cheerfully given. Address J. II. Glasier. 3000 Sarr.foni nre.. arevfport, La. 4dl0-June 6 1 1 1 1 M 1 WTIY CERTAINLY we can do your building work. iood. promptly and at the lowest prt.-e. Call our number for best results, odor Brothers, contractors and builders. 1132 8. Franklin st. Lincoln 614T. 4soWune 27 Eatbs, 5iaMr. Electricity Ladtca Only. lLnllmaja EaU Parlors 214 W. JeTer';n Bird. Mala WCÖ 2lS-tf REEDS RESORT. Barron lake, Opea ing dsnce Saturday evsnlng. 3!ay Come out ami enjoy yooreeir. 4732 ID tor nüt-bont: corsets call IAwoln 2233, Id C. North. 115 R. Notre Dame av. .VO-tf ATTENTION I BUILDERS ! I sell cement, cement blocks, gravel and coaL These blocks are manufactured by mjeelf and are the best that mocey can buy. Call H-rry Polls, Xll Portage av. Phone Main V-tf ATTENTION. Automobile pleasure parties, davs or evenings. Prices reasonable. Call Miahawaka 13vJ. 4C17 20 WHO BUILT your garage. Hiram? Wbo could but BUI C'auson, of course. Lincoln 1710. 4332 tt

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B Card uaineiss IDEAL home tar lariy r.?pl on dire f supervision of a 'pfcysilan. I"nte f;-. rni ip, arcordleg to rotna A'ir Dr. Aspinwall. 1'ljmouth. Ind. :.i M LCANIZ'.bg SHOP iDK SALE. Ca Main 2y:s. 4S'72 29 Rspld Service TratTr ard Express Co. "Jest eerrlcvt S&ei'a ail.'" Let us do your rncriog. Express to Nlles an B::ohanai dally, L!n?o!a li'A. Mstn 2MS. lra-oc 1 CASH PAID for Prett-O-Llta, ns tanks: will ale ailow ltrl'f on '.? () Lite bstterie. Preat-O-Ltte gss frr ia Prfsf O LIte storage Dsttf ry C . IOV W. Wayne at. l'hone Main 4TRA STCA-tf NEWS-TIMKS classified ads Two dally Insertions for ae price. 4121a FURNITURE HOSPITAL Upholstering, repairing and rvSnlshlnt We har tn txpert on pbenegrsryfci. Phsne Lincoln UM. 611 S. Michigan st 3i3 tf LADY DtllxrX'lVn. r.on,1i hy the etat of Indiana. In-vestlcatlona m4m for lndlvldoais or business Cms. For Interviews address P. O. Box 220, or phone Lincoln ILM. Zsld tf STORM sash snd form doors made and pnt op by ci aave fon. Miller Sash and Screen Fsctory, M3 Portage sv. Home Phone SUR2. tf NOTICE READ Wolverine pipe or plpeles fnmsces. E" tlmatps famished by II. C. Bechtol. heat ing engineer of Marshall Kernte Co. Room 301 Farmers" Trust bldg. I'üoce Lincoln XZ. 515-tf PERSONAL W eil new and eecon 1 clotfclni at the vre-v&t rrl-es; in money by baying here. Sam Weiss, 102 W. Division at., near Michigan st. 5ai-NoT.3 Business Opportunities WURDEN REALTY CO. Business Chance We have business blocks rooming houee ites for stores the best locations tor apartment buildings. Before baying see us. Store bcllding and barn on paved at.. In good -buslces cuumuiiity. Store an l 7 room dwelUuj partly modern. Nim, large lot, fro at ax a depth 1". f.VM. $2jm) cash, balauc contract. New store and xllent dwelling; l.-t CflxlC5 ft, ho-use H rooms, partly mo! trn. Store fixtures included in j ri viood garsge, good community for bus iitss. Price IiatO), dou-n, bain.', contract. tiarage, xli" ft., stone construction, excellent locution; great opportunity to acquire busino! close in. I'rlce Excellent site for produce dc-n'.ei. Ruildlng and sidetrack. lXxLV) ft. I'rlce 513.1HK). WORDEN REAAVTY CO. u2o Farmers Trvst Bldg. Main 11S2. Open evenlrgs 4So7-i Automobile Insurance The new ant mobile rates are much lower thsn lat year. Insure your car rgalnst Ios l v Ore. cyclone, property daiuaH, colllsb n and personal liability. Insurance writf:' 1 la reliable stock companies. William liapp. Realtor. 2"4 Citizen Bank Bldg. Phone Lincoln 1571. 4s.il rf FUR SALE Hotel doirg capacity business; CO rooms; good ias; low rent. Best reasons for selling; bargain for quick sale. Address. u W. llelmai. Lincoln hotci, Elkhart, lnd. 472 21PTJBLIC NOTICE to business men When you want any kind of business, sBeyers, the real estate and business chance man. Room 7 and 8 Odd Fellows' Bldg. Open evenings and Sunday, 12 2 p. m. Phone Mala P3. WANTED. Furnished Rooms. n. 1 n rt n r cm uuu ;u LIGHT HOUXKKEJU'ING ROOM-S List jour light boufe keeping rooms with us Call or Write The Cooperative Dept. STUDEBAKER Cul'F. WANTED TO LENT Centrally b- at- ! rom. large nough to be ue,i f,-,r fi. room fr 2l uieiabera. Call Ms!n lf'r.U WANTED I wo or thr. room, fur nlshcd for üonaeAeeping : by coup State partierilarF. A'drefls Bex A-T r-.ye News-Times. 4 4? H R ouse ooms REFINED yonag man wants nlcelv furnJsUed rrm la viet aide, centrally b cated. W-34, News Times. 4TsH 'J4 WANTED Rooms for llgtt hiieekep leg by colored man and wi?. Call Main 1714 between S a. ra. ar.d 5 p. 44 Miscell2ineous WANTO) TO 2iUYA parlor pod table. sire 3 1-2x7 or smillej-. Aldrees LT 2 S. Cbspln st. or phone Lincoln Zl'S2. 4 2 31 WANTED Team for wagon work; 1 rnonthd work. Ewln av.. Cre blocks east of Michigan. Phone Müln 1W. WANTED Roll top desk. Box O e-. News-Times. C-ll-tf WANTED TO BUT rVUtre piano In food condition. Give taeasarsments an I c to Orst letter. Addrsa Box T-fvi. care News-Times. U tt SAVE UAOAZiNES. bos. papers. ra. waste materials for Hurwicn; bigtest cash prices J will call If you telephone. Main itjd, Harwich Iron Co. &373-Jane5 Summer Resorts. WORDEN K2ALTT CO. Suriuer Reeorts. See us for lake bo&ies. We Lave rn etellect summer resorts wfclch will pav the investor. WORDEN REALTY CO Farmers Trust BldgMain 11S2 Open n'rE 4v4 Ii

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