South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 208, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 July 1920 — Page 7

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I ME öUUTH BtND NEWS-TIMES

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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way W . Phonc Mishawaka 10

mr tho narcels on tho pon h th

Dartv rane tho door bell and jumped

i down the stops to a waiting auto

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PASTOR SPEAKS ON YITAL QUESTIONS

To ii cl irs on Forthcoming KIrr-i

lion and Friend:? of Ireland Movement.

TODAYS LINCOLN PICTl'Mi:.

r.'aUIrp on vital question- of ty. Uev. C. V. T t is. of tho First

iti.'n i liiürh, in Iiis s rnmii l..st

( riin i v!rrr d to ih- approai hin rlif.ns and mph.is:. 1 th- joint

t frrm the pr-s:df-nt down to the

..i'. mnii in th niw fonsrr:;. 10') er rent Ann ri"a nizitiop. tntit ! '.i'lfi:ril. 'There ;irt some rniirhty Ui'ii.ii iu"tioii that f'Vrr,' in. in

i conr must fa' -, ' mnIi'ri d. 1 1 1 ! .!! d to d id' i- tvern the .viloon .tr.d Ihr- home, lit; will b- ro;uf .tttl. and mut ded . pdwi en a drunken nation, and '.!i("r fii . 11m nri-'t tleci.Je he- ; . p lt. :). il ci ini r il ct lu y. II. v vastly Import ml il that tiw n f honor, nioral o jr ;:; . nd honest ((crpi-v shoiild le -n.'ti!

"Anntl.ir imi- of m-f.it n..poitS'.n." is -e n in th 'nr-.kiius oown off our niost .s.irrol and holy mUtu-

twins; and It is my -ontntion tri tt th-sr nujy; b- n--i-tahli.-h--d aain if our natin is to 1 i in its u-ful-r-vs and power. P rhap j v.- M" ml 1 .s time ?n "iir hnw s than anyuhTr dv, and rrtainly thr: i littie effort to train and bach tli ir.ith of 'Ciod nnnT.'l th f.unily altar. Mir burning o;is:-;on is to ;,-athr th material thiiu of Ufr to f nri h our coffers and tu starve our l iico Turnrl Toward.-. in!. "l'f)iais thof no j .pt- on f ml' today that are more sta'in h. moral, healthy and happy thai, tlwe that live in the northern j.nt of the i:rltih isle-. Kead th- Mory of Sf..Inrvl and you will hnd that never havf- th y hr en humh!'-d in defeat. No people have cm:.' down through Iii r.zs with a el.iner 'uid vhitr paire than thos who mak up Mw little rounfry of S'otland. Why'.' lUcaue (iod u.t. honored; 1 i aU-rell-lon was nndp a thlnjr of the heart; hermo the Sabbath w.i hon-

rrri .nTni riis mil i r'i u i.

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hat has Its fare turned toward Jor, i rlii tu. i.inr tVi-in :i n V otln-V

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Another isMie of cr.iv coiio rn is that which is presented by this mial'.ed Friends of In.-h Knilom. AVh.it ver may be your impression of th matter this nuwh remains as fact, tl.at the niov tunit Is primarily and fundamentally a rr Unions movement, and because it is curb our povrrnmrnt lias no rieht to interfere in t!ie msttr. W a-e oppo.-cd to thr Ptat taklns nny poit ir,n in nÜKious affairs and for that reason it is a i-orry sj ectai ie to brhold congress even attemtdln to pass on the queMlon of the freedom of Ireland. Whether we like it or not. Britain has thr same rieht to dictate our Philippine policy as we have to dietnte a policy for Ireland. It rr.aue.r3 little to me whrth.-r Ireland sains her politb-al freedom or not. but in our present attitude, and citation I can see only danua-r ahead of ns. nur slogan seems to at least according to sonic poli-

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Wisper?." starring Flalnc HammerMein. will be the attraction at thr Lincoln today. The story is desTil d a a drama of social pretentions and New York night life. The star portrays the role of a pirl who is betwixt the devil of seandvl and the deep ;;f;t of a mercenary a i:nr.

mis nouns t Ti:iru:. Sonw women meddle in other women's love affairs just because they aren't occunwd with any of their own. That was what ailed Mi-s I lenriettta Mohlis. She nearly su( ceed. d in wrecking; two lellKhtful romances, but when a romance came into her life, s-he stoppf tl mcddlinc? with other people's lave affairs. "Miss Hobbs." with clev.cr Wanda Haw ley in the title rob . conws to the Temple theater today and tomorrow. It Is a brilliant comedy by Jerome K. Jerome, whom you will remember as the author of "The r-o-.-int: of the Third Floor back.' With an ab'e suf porting east, which includes Harrison 1'otd. Jaek Mulhall. 'Helen Jerome F.ddy. Walter Hiers. .Tulianne Johnston, and others, this Realart picture promises to be an unusual treat.

FELTONS HOLD FIRST REUNION Attended hy 158 People Elect Officers and Enjoy Program. On hundred and fif ty-r-ight attended the first annual reunion of the Felton family, .Sunday at Mochcl

eiove, east of Wood. and. Officers were elected ax follows; Henry Felton. president; L-ujs Rendit. vicepresident; Miss Clara Fetters, secretary; William J. Felton. treasurer Miss Ruth Felton. chairman of the program committee. Huron C. Felton, sports committee; Albert Roe-d'-r. Harry Moser and George A. Felton, committee on arrangements; Mrs. Jacob Itoder, Mr. H. C. Felton. Mrs. Charles Roder and Mr?. Lewis Rendit. table committee. Mrs.

.uarearei Closer, , i years old was the oldest present, and Harvey, six months old son of .Mr. and Mrs William. Felton, youngest. Regrets were received from Rev. and Mrs. Edward Felton, Laconia, la., and fiom' John an Clinton Felton of Arizona. It was decided to hold the next reunion at the same place the last Sunday in July, 1921. A program of races and events was enjoyed during the afternoon.The winners were: -small boys race. Walter Gilmer; race for bovs over 10 and under 14. Cleon Felton: ladies hall throwing contest. Miss Alvera Felton; three-legged race, Raymond Ruff and Martin Felton; small girls race. Lclia Hawkins; larse girls race, Ksther Felton; fat man's race, Henry Felton; marriod man's race, OUo Roeder. Miss LeMa Hawkins and Charles Godscaall contributed recitations, and Charles Ka-stner, a solo Speeches were made by various members. At noon a delicious dinner was served. Much credit for the success of the reunion is due to Auctioneer Henry e" Felton. who was- the instigator of the affair and in full charge. Among those who attended from Mi.shawaka were: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Felton. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kettring. Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Huff and sons. Russell and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. John Fetters and Mr. and Mrs. Lavcrne Felton.

car catch ix niu: The central fire department was called to the Guy fitutzman garage S-ndav, at about 11:45 o'clock, on account of a Pert car which was ablate.

to ham: mimtahv itxihial Rev. G. W. Titui will tro to New Carlisle Wedne.-day to preach the funeral sem -on e.f Private Swanson, a wagoner in the first division. The body of Private war.son la the first to arrive in St. Joseph's county from overseas. A full military funeral will be held. Mr. Titus ha been asked to preach em account of the fact that he was also a member of the first division.

STAGE PAGEANT IN SOUTHAMPTON

Scenes Attending Departure of Pilgrims 300 Years Ago Reenacted.

ticlars. 'hands off Kuropean affairs' Then let us practice this and let Great Britain handle her own business which in my judgment she can well do."

ORMNANC'i: NO. 170. Ho it ordained, by th common cr.utieii of the City of Mishawaka, Indiana : That it shall he unlawful for any person to sprinkle any lawn, street or walk, or to use hand hose for any purpose, during the time of a fire; or from the time that a fire alarm is first sounded until such time as the fire alarm is sounded out. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upc.i conviction thereof. 1 - fined any sum not exceeding Twenty-five ($i:0.0') Dollars'. Joseph de Lorenzi. City Clerk. Advt. 2 4t2

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

VACANT $400 Down. t r,ins. s'oel. cn rkit r full h.T inr. f rv:l'Jy f'T

rnare, open gtalrwny. .v.x.

V"T t.Vra p.'tvii ." mean, lights.

,...a t..u-.r find M:ifr Ille.l hit" h "!!.

Tii.e large barn, hoase ivwly p:ilnt"d :n'.l raj-Ted. l.eatel f.air squares from bin en Yet Hatfll. .n a 1-t and a i:alf. Nice fruit and smpes -n l t. Cjiiik FApnessdon inel nth, inol-nn hut furn.ee, on W. Lawrence, f -r S'.vo $) 'iown. Ml reortern roo:n an 1 bath. Jus-t off i.f 4th nt.. six MvVs from center. -T down. JiiO.

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RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDEXT SUXDAY Edward Cosby. 900 N. Main st.. is in St. Joseph's hospital, Mishawaka, and Kenneth Roice. 635 Mil waukee av., Klkhart. and Roceo Barber, Ninth and Sprins; sts., this city, are under arrest for speeding as the result of an automobile accident which occurred on Lincoln way K. near Ward park. Sunday afternoon about 5:30. Roice was driving a Ford car and Rarber an Overland. Other occupants of the Ford were Frank Maschessau. 200 N. Washington St., F.lkhart; Cosby and two girls. Those in the Overland were Tony Margiotta, 1 436 E. Fourth St., a small hoy, and the driver. Barber. The two cars were coming from the east, and it appears were racing. The driver of the Overland tried to pass the Ford with the result that

the latter car ran into a telephoi" post and turned turtle pinning Cosby and one of the girls underneath.

j The police ambulance was called and ;

Cosby removed to the hospitAl. The ; roil sali: si v-room houvp on Last .'rls, however, were only slightly j

I'.iyo.i, t.. South P.en l. Furnace, gas. ; hurt and were able to return home. t-.t!i and ele- trie jiL-ht. .Iut painted and j Rarber and Roice will be tried apere-l Insdde. possession Sept. 1st. ' this morninu in the city court for

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SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July 2 3. Scenes attending the departure G00 years ago of the little band of adventurers known to history as the Pilgrim Fathers, were re-enacted todav in a pageant inaugurating a four days' celebration of the tercentenary of the sailing of the Mayflower. The pageant was preceded by a luncheon tendered by the lord mayor. There were four hundred guests at the luncheon. Including prominent persons In American and British othcial life and the heads of various Anglo-American societies. Proud of Claim. Southampton, desirous of reminding the world of her proud claim to fame as the original port of embarkation of the founders of the American commonwealth. Is vying with Plymouth in commemorating the event. An attempt was made to have the reproduction as historically faithful as possible. Outstanding events of American history, including the Boston tea party. Lincoln making his address at Gettysburg and American Intervention in the recent world war, were depicted in pageant, which will be repeated during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday's programs of the celebration. TRY PAYIXG BY CHECK TO FOIL THE DAXDITS

PITTSBURG. Kans., July 23. T'ndotibtedly the lone bandit who held up Tom Ouinn and "robbed" i-,rv nf the Central Coal and Coke

Co.'s pay envelopes said some ' cuss" words. The net result of the robber's efforts was letter containers. The envelopes were empty. Guinn, according to custom, was taking the envelopes which ltore the names of the company's employes and the amounts luo them to the company's ofHce, where the men's pay was to be placed in them. REPORT LOOTING liv Associated Props: PEKING. July 2?. Reports of looting and disorder in Tung-Cho have been received here. A small detachment of American marines has been sent there to bring eut American residents, if necessary.

Jat. j rareless driving and speeding.

I-OK Kl'NT--Strictly modern seven-room house, $.Vi(m) Mnly responsible party need ai'ply. V. V.. New s-Times. L'.'t J

K1I III'NT barge front sleejdntr '.ni. sultaM" for two. new ly !e . .rated and fiinii.Mied. In private home. Call .at

Many Willing to Adopt

Baby Left on Doorstej

TRY MISHAWAKA LEADER The WorkhignieTi's Stere feir Shoes, Clothes and Furnishings 503 X. Main St. - Open Ironings

t;iä W. Third st.

Miny more ira-dem hemes, ami seminuidern hemes nt the rieht rh e. i:im:i: pakk piuti kty T ronm. nice lot of fruit and crapes, full l uet;-ent. P.iTht rrtid C:i. A-l shape 7ii-S10ilO cash V.al. $b" a year inludii.g interest. .'. room bmiciV.w, enrage, furnace, lizlits. ras. en N. 1-VM street. $'". 7 reetn. lightn. furnace, new paint and paper. heJje around house, $.) down. Thi ! a right pibre. woNrrniT L pauc.ain ror. qpick sali: mi st in sold r.v SATl'IlDA V. t", room nn-1 tath. on MerrifV'd. between Jul and .".rd. all ni...1ern. IKtT V ATI' II III. AT. for .: 4 ". This 1 a bargain, if vou knwr one. PL NN RLALTV O. S. Main. PSone M'.nhawaka -10. '.'4tf

WANTl.'D I.ady or yeing m.i t fill off!-e p-isltlon in Purchasing Department Must have clerloil ability and operate typewriter efficiently. Dodge Mf'. Co. Mr. 11 ddrison. Mlsi.awaka -it.'I

TWO furnished roms for lieht housekeeping. Inquire 7-4 L. Seventh st.. Mish.iw aka. '2Zt2

WAN'I'KD Wabble t. do at home. Inquire v.. p.itteii st. -j.-.t2

v.NTri Warehouse room for 2 or T. cars f feed. Hoy Ja.ji.lth, feed. Keeds. .oal --,r N. Mala st. l'tion I'uT MishaW.iftU. -o VACANT HOP SPS. A 4-room cotttte. 1 dc.k from the Mishawaka Wehlen Mf Co., $1.4.: ?mal! payment down: haUn.-e on trm. A t-fautiful 3-rioin house. I'.. Niuth nt.. large klt'hen. convenient cluiin,; rooui ; pleasant llvlni; r.avn ; spa Mou hed-.ooi-as with closet- ia etch: all newly lcdnted and papered, just l;k row; gas.

le.trh- lights, -water an! std 1: house; reasonable price, easu or term A 7-room trl'tly modern house. Liu- . !n way II. , J-V'av); cash or terms. A 7 -room house. W, TMrtccua !t .

A 14-reom ce1rn Pargain. POSSKSSION IN A t-room house, N. uiall payment down.

A 4 room nous?,

$ i A!l

WA.NThD I.'xperienced firemen. Good w ies. Apply National Veneor Products 'o. 2Gt3 l''K SAU: Puick car In good condition at a bargain.. Inquire 114 Linoolnwav West. Jit' room home, hig corner lot. 4 hloeks fr.-m the north side Pank. $.".'. $s.V cas'a. Phone Mish. 172 or lopa. 24:f

7 room hoiise, West 'th st. Newly paint-,'

el. papered: stool; good eUar: big I d. A:. out cash: prke $ütloO. llatiug. Phone Mish. 172. 24t3

No one has yet laid claim to the! 10-day-old baby hoy left on the door , step of the home of Att'y H. W. i Jones. 472 W. Mishawaka av.. at ai

late hour Saturday night. After reading the account of the affair In Sunday's News-Times a number of people visited the Jones home offering to adopt the little stranger, while others called over the telephone in each case rromising the baby a good home. In the meantime the little stranger will be kept by the family into whose midst it was so unceremoniously thrust. A complete outfit of inexpensive clothing was left beside the parcel containing the infant. After deposit-

"KELSER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP," 11 N..M&1& 8L. Mlsfe3r&la. For Ail Kinds of Shorn K pairing mA &oea

STARTING, LIGHTING. IGNITION HATTI-RY WORK. Mishawaka Battery Service. Corner of Eighth and Main Sts.

rooming house : a rr.w DAYS Division st.. $J.H1 ; halac-'e e;iy terms. W. LIe t t!l 1st .

:t ctsh; balau.e r-apy torn, it'tractlve and eonrvnle.-.t .".-room

le, trio price;

buagal-.'w, Kiver I'art: gas. lights, new farrace. reasonab!..

t a'a or terra a. A good 6-roona Louse. S. l.th St.. Tilver Park. ga. electric lights. g. f.:rr.a e; . .me fruit. IMMITDIATK PUSSLSSION ; rlgUt price. cah or terms. A duplex b':s, S. Laurel nt ; this l-cperty can b bought at the riht price r-m trictlv modern house, p.. M.shiwaka av., barpala If taken ooa; u'i er term A -1 strictly modern rooming hoase. 3 blocks from the center of the c'ty. Au -roern house. N. Division t. : f iriüice, gas, electric lights; cash or ! oLPALKT KP.TY 'fHtPRATHN. 12'5 b Llnroln W.u W. ; Phone Mlsh. 111. Si-yuiour Jansen, Sales Mgr. ir tf

i'i-rooni house, beamed ceilings, gas. electricity, furnace; Kiver Park sj!2."iO f.ej cash. Rastines. Mish. 172 phone 24t3 I.ef Hr.Stine ie!l vrnr rkli nc ili r r

Kiver Park property. We actually seil. Phone 172 Mish an.l I'll look vonr t.ron- I

erty over and get you a real buyer. 24tf WANTLD One or two furnished rooms for light hoijseke.jdng.. by couple with iw children. Address box NewsTiiins, ilshawaka. 21tf I WANT s house that needs to be repaired; can payNeash; would like to mvo about Sept. 1; give full particulars in nswer. Mr, Johnson, care ihe Newslimes 2U-tf Foil SALE Farm. 81 acres of clay loam. Z miles south of Mishawaka; big tarn. P-roia house, windmill, acetylene gas plant; pasture -with never falling spring for 12 heaJ of cattle: 60 acres under cultivation. Cau be had with st. k and crops. lOLlALKT KEALTV CORPORATION. Seymour Jausen, ijles Mgr. i:C-S Lincoln way W. Pi;one list 13-tf I WILL buy a partly modern house on north side: give full description and l west cas'a price to U. L., News-Times. Mishawaka. I3.f FOR SALE A nnrnret or land contracts rsngln from fl.OOO to Jö.OoO. bearing 7 per cent interest. Owner witi guarantee any cf taese contracts. A. C. Colpaert. 20-tf

WANTED Six cr sevea-rem houe In east end icr cash. Address F. Y., News-Times. , 2Sli

KOR SALF3 Six rom an.l bflth. g.is.

ele.-trt. lights, well and cistern wnter

house, all la AI condition: prhe

00 l ite roora new ly de -erat !: good

l'U. prb -'Oi". M L. Tefre. V7 Pncle4ra Luüciiug, ilisiawaka. Pncne r,7i. SltZ

HAVE all cah for a small house on nortn sMe. Murroy. New. Times. lltf

FOR SALE Eignt room house, near Dodge miln riant. 52.20; cash or terms; possstca CO days. A. A. Schlldngsr. J. M. a SotH Bead or

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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK Read them over carefully. TODAY LEWIS J. SELZNICK presents Elaine Hammerstein in

"WHISPERS"

Flirtations brightened the life of Daphne Morton, until one

of her innocent adventures opened the door to the courts of E

law. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SAMUEL GOLDWYN and REX BEACH present REX BEACH'S Famous Story The Silver Horde THURSDAY AND FRIDAY PARAMOUNT DAYS JESSE L. LASKY presents WALLACE REID in "The Valley of the Giants"

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EVEN THE t" WERE TIRED tiat raoralcx. AND TH coSoo. DIONT FOOL nocairbtt. J3UT WHEW after fcreafclist. e MY CIGARETTE Listed awful. IT WAS too cuclu : N AND A erotic! tartöd

AND WALKING to -crorjc

I OWORE raoMs.

AND DECIDED to Sro- .

MY OFFICE boy. v OUT JUST belcro I decldtd. TO KILL a pollceaaa. A MAN passed ne. SMOKING A dsarettd tr. i AND 8 AY but Xho smoTce. t THAT, DRIFTED ck. V ' DID SMELL good. AND I followed hlEU f INTO A etore.

HE THREW drmi V6 'dlfleg. tun e Air rv. mmn

AND 60 did I.

AND SO I'm etUl emofcin?. AND STILL keep that.

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OFFICE BOY and I let that. HANDSOME POLICEMAN live. AND I'M coins to fcoost. THAT MAN I followed. FOR PRESIDENT or sonethins. TOR REALLY those cigarettes. DO SATIS FX

JUST a whiff of that fpicy arom of fine Turkish and Domestic tobiccos vill make you hunpry for th satis fy" smoke. There are blends and blends, but none like this one. Chesterfield'f blend is a teeret and it cannot be copied.

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MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT THE

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WANDA HAWLEY

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MO BBS"

From the play of the same name by Jerome K. Jerome. i DESPISE MEN!" So said Miss Hobbs to all wooers, and she had plenty of them, because she was amazingly pretty. And not only did Miss Hobbs reject all the supplications of the opposite sex, but she persuaded her girl friends to frown on the attentions of courting boys. She made these friends join her in her hobbies, such as barefoot dancing on the dewy grass at daybreak, and so thought to keep their minds off their male ex-acquaintances. Can you imagine a youth making a wager he could win the love of a GIRL LIKE THAT? It doesn't seem possible any man would take such a chance, but this one was a daredevil! How far did he get with his courtship? You may imagine, but to know you must see Wanda Hawley in "MISS HOBBS." WEDNESDAY The second episode of "Daredevil Jack" "THE BALL OF DEATH," featuring JACK DEMPSEY, the best known man in the world, in an electric action serial, vibrant with adventure. Also the concluding episode of "The Invisible Hand," featuring Antonio Moreno and Pauline Curley.

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.... - - W"" . .Y . . . . -OLD AND HJTT.IAItI.rJ IF YOU need taovy srvl ar pextlcniar as to SERVICE, ee os, Tte more cartful you are la selecting the bet rl to "borrcrw. tkmore certaLn yon 111 b to fboow tJi "old r.labie. BTATE. Loaxa on Chattels. iUla 170. STATE LOAI! CO. EsitabllshM lonfx 2nd Tloor Mrthnt rWek Cid. JJ1 8. MtctU St.

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CARS WASHED AT Auto Market Jefferson at Lafayette Blvd.

Samuel C. Lontz & Sods The. Hocks of Kle&n Koal East Colfax Avenue

RED STAR DETItOIT VAPOi: OIL STOVE Works like ga& A complete stock on hand. WARXEK BROS. 22 G South Michigan St.

Art Plater La La, IMcturo tYnmln. THE I. W. LOWER DEOOILTINO COMPANY, SoQlb Dfüid, Indiana. Wall raper. Draperie. Paint Bnppll&s.

Glasses Properly Fitted

DR. J. BURKE, Op'L

230 S. MICIUCmAS ST. Broken LcrLsr I)apLlca.tol

SAM'L SPIRO & CO. 111-121 & Michigan 6L Hnroe of H. S. & M. Clothes

ADLER BROS On Mlc2xlran MX WfcAhlajtoa Since- 1684. THE 6TOIU2 FOIl MEN AND BOYS

Advertisers make profits from j

Tbe CI5 Electric Shop S. D. Woran & Son Wiring -ad Ilepalrt&s. Psasnni!!nnMnaasaBs

Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Bore! 1' rpeci! f&ctlltie for G. prirtwej cf cu-tomera

call Mala 112. Hi

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