South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1920 — Page 18

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LIQUIDATION ON STOCK MARKET IS MORE FAVORABLE 1 Tu mover of 1.000.000 Share?

is Largest and Most Varied of Anv Se??ion. Hv Asfocln'e.l Jtcs. XHW YOIlk'. .1ify L!r;.i;.: ition In tlr ftur k market as'ii:i'l inr,r ffrml'itil'' pn p'rlrns Tusda: the !urr.fvr rf l.ri"J 00 vh.ires l oiric tiit l-tryf x. ;ir.'l ir.ost v.iri'd ft Jin ycp.lon in many week. An a--rr-sIvr short Interest, c r.ilnlden d hy recent n.ircs a-cc 1 r.i'fl tlie leciln. I. 'it hurried to rv.r in th" last hour whva .1 con' id i .:!!: part of the was r C'lVrfi!. Tho redK.und was primarily attribute! to Bi'lfUn ea-nent in tri' money market, c'l loins falling t" c!,f-ht per cent after having hf-ld !irm at nino from the outset. A few ? -uiatlr stocks, r.'; tally Vjc ible u 1 find Houston Oil tmln! at substantial gains. Ohtnlii Col.;. Förrien fxchanift' mad- no perceptible response, to announcement that American 1. ankers hid obtained another .mall consignment of j-dd In tho fmd'in market. Cable from the Jlrlti.-h r;Htroiolis touche-d on a jm.jmIMo lnfIuHtri.il crisis In connection with the latest demands of cal miner. Honds reflected In a rr nral way tho feeding" of pessimism so long prevalent in the- fto k market. J it y issues wer' materially lower on heavy offerings and lire-sure was tot-n in many of the better known railway and Industrial bonds. Total i ales tp.tr value aggregate l 5 11.17."). 0 0. !d 1. S. bond were- unchang"l en call.

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WHEAT PRICES DROP ON CHICAGO MARKET

Fiv A? so!ate"" Pres. CHICAGO. July :c.-Tii.u-i i sciiinir. largely duo to Idtf calls for niarj;in in tho face of the tiuht noncy conditions brought down wheat prices with oxtniordinnry swiftness Tuesday, especially Just befole the rb.yp. The llniMi was wild. 11 ?.-c to 14' net lower, with December 2 1 to :?,:, 1-2 and Marli 2 1 7 . Corn lost four to five cents and i.atK 1 to T 1 Ir. Provision, iiowe.e.-, gained live to i:,r. Demand was nearly lifeless and the rush to sell quickly became a js'.a'opcde. bearish crop news, lowering of export bids and industrl.il (.train were alt apparent factor?. Corn and oats pave- way with wheat, but sufficient buying pcwer de veloped to keep the two feed irrain markets relatively In check. Most of the purchasing was to collect profits for shorts. Upturns in provisions were due to support from packers.

MARKETS

riTTsnriifi livk stock. TMTTSIU im. IM.. July- -7 CATT Id. Receipt light : market stea.ly : choice, $i:.:: i.7." ; t-.i. .i .'i i ; falr- $ J"' 1 1. "" : vonl -lve. .$17. ."''1 1 s. (ii;i;r AM LAMBS -lit" eipts lU'ht; market steady: rrimi w titer, $R,3 Sl().."i jr.l. 'i'J; fair mixed, ? ;"; lamt. 'J 10"O. llor.S-Ke.vIjits. M Ion-Is : nurket lower: p;line h-nvy hoir. S 1 .VKt 1 : mcilfimj, nTfcUT.-": heavy Vorkurs. 17 Cf 17.2.3; licht Yorkers, rineAf.o i.ivk Toei. C"TIlc"A; . .Inly 1'7. IIC-JS-KccpIiUs. ru).(w : market steady, ."' If-r: bulk. $1?. 4,j 1.,.); liiitehers. lö.'; ; pii.-kinir. l.2.Vi.ia LT.; lichte. ,1 1". 40 ; pitrs, r.'j.'.'Tiä; r;iiii?. i-: :f-n...rt. t'ATTI.i: rtecelpts. 11. market nu-mly. lo hltrnor; b.-f, J 101 '.": but'hr trk. ' 7'i earuiers nnd cuttern. '2'f.t" it orker? nnd feedr. ?n.""''1ii;ö; cows, ?" iVy S.75 ; culv-s, M;i..t',j 11 SIIKKTKivflpt. rj0n0; market In. '." lower; wool In nitü, $7,riOfÜ JfVJÖ; ftiorti lambs, in K.T III FF.UX) I.Uft STOCK. flAST lit TKAI.m, N. V.. .lulv 27 r.V'rri.!: lbvelpt-t. 17:; marker n.'thv; nd teady: sidppintr Heers. .LV2.Vu tt' ; lUt-her gr.idf . S".1j;l.-; cows, '.Vti lo 7o. 1U;S HcH-eipts. nnrket ntlve; C.'.i.'.mV- 1-mer: Yorkers. .11 .Mrltvr.a; plk'. $P'f.lioO: ndx.-.l. $lir.(); heavy", xt'i.lti.l'j; riMjts. ?l-nfi;;; t-tais,

riucAi.o ritoinrr. Tiir.;, .luiv m'TTrnrMniery extras. r" : tnndard. r4o ; flnitH, 4(l."..'.' ; Recoint. 44 'it7 KiJUS urd'aarles. P'-lb-; firsts, 13 'HKKSi' ".'wir. 1Zxtc: Amerikas. ron.TKV-ivw:, rie: du. ks. r.tv peese. !'().; roosters, 2''". filing, l1;' .': turkev, 4(e. POTATÖi: Cars. 7.1; K.qrsns. Mis otirl and early Ohios, .V.f:-3 .:. IMllWAntUS LIVK STOCK. lMHAN.r(IdS. July IT-HOCS Ttefelpts. l'o"0; irarket. .'V ltwtr; I .st r.e.ivl-'s. 14 I'.V i l.'i LT ; milium nnd mixed. .L".2.''.''i K T) : common t c!ule, $1.1 i'u' 10-7; bulk ef sales. M.".7r. .'A V PI.fT--i:e.- Iptn. Ooti ; m.irkrt teady: sreer, r' Vjpl; n ws and l.elf rs. $7? 13. SIIIIKI" Herrljts. n.nrket steadT; tcp. ?o ti'C.r.o.

SKW YORK, July L'7.pr! es t,n the .stck e-.chan were: A. T. and S I' Air. riu l!r t S'ii'ir . . . . American Dru,' Syndicate American 'an Alils ( 'h il:r; rs An,' rir.m Car Foundry ... Anac ,rid;i "opper American Ix-oorn'dive ....

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A. T. and T I Baldwin Iicomotivf It. and () B. thlehcm Stef 1 "U" Hut:e and Superior '"anadian I a ific Chlii ('ojijc-r '"uban Cane Huar ''er.tral ly-ather and , ' 'fdo. Tu I and Iron ''rn I'roducts t'rucible itt-d ' 'hino 'opper Una nie I ITrio 'oiinii'in Iie rrc fennl "ireat Northern Ore Frisco Jrcit Not hern I'referrcd ... (b neral Motors Hide and Leather Preferred . Hide and Ieather Common. Illinois Contra 1 Industrial Alcohol International Nickel

Inspiration Copper International J'aper Kennerott (Topper Ij-ic kawanna Steel Fehirh Valley I and N Mexican Petroleum Miami "opper Marine- Common Mai ine preferred Missouri Pacific M ixwcll Common .Mi'lvaie Steel Neveda Coprer New Haven N. Y. C Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Ohio Cities C.as Tan-American Petroleum Peoples (las

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04; tlr.'t 4f SÖ.90; second 4? 54.2; first 4; 's S5.62; second 4's S4.72: thtrd 4;'s S8.70; fourth 4's S3. 02; fifth 4s 93.62. South llend Markets

MAY, BTRW AND FEED. (CcrrecteU Dl, br tb Uley MIUf Flour Feed (.. 4t0 4. Mlchlfsn.) Ni;V HAY Paying I204J22, elllnir, ,(MycoKN Paying VM.CÖ, selling fc-.OUi 2.2o. 8s tuAU I'ayin II elllr ? 1418 tic tale. OATS Paying $1.15. selling $1.30 ot CLOVUK SEi:i Pajinf $24 to 20 bu., itVAng 30 to 32. ALslKi; CLoVKU-Jiillng ALi'Abt'A (.Nortber . "u ni JS.0).

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rillCAGO CASH f.KMN nibA;, Julr 17 AVTir.AT - N 1 rd. '2.-t'a2 vi; No. 2 red. f. 74w 2 77 ; No. 3 red, $2.7'!: No. 2 hard. $2 7te2.7" : N. 3 Bj.riru', $2.7 CORN -No. 1 yellow. JI 47 1149; No 2 xellow, $1 47r,H 4; No veiiow. $1 47 fuM7S: N. 4 y!b. 51.17: No . .-b bw, .51.42; No. 1 iidxe l. $1. 4 w 'Aj l' 4 ; No. 2 mixed. $1 b'.s'U 1 47 : No. ö'mixt l 51.13; No. 4 mixed, J1.4T,; N V. mlv.-d 5142; No 1 wfcltf. $1 4'-'.; 1.4 ' ; (1 j xvl.lt. f 1. !-,-.' '-1.49; No 3 white. ?i 3 OATS No. 3 wMre, 7j77'i.-; No. 4 tdte. 7.1:7tV. PAUbKY f l.Oril lä m i: o. 2. TiMo niY .: n v rinre;o eatxiv m ruoviiax ClUCACiO. JuJv 27 -

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onus AND rt en. (Corrected Dully by I. u. Alorfnu, Starr Vtllla. Hydraulic At.) SIIIILL COUN Paying $1.C0. II A 1 S. I'ajlutf $1.1.. ne.lliuf 1.4X II U AN Helling $3.00.

MIIILINoS Selling $3 50 CUoi'i'i.D ri;Ll inurf ewt. SCKATCU PI:i:D Selling

JKINDIN;s Sc busho!. WTIUATltuying $2.70. ll H i'uyiiig $2.-0 bushel. 6FID9, (Corrected laU ty AAarner Drot. 6m4 btore. t24 S. Mlrh1(ao ?t.) COW l'!:AS-$70o bushel. JAPANFSi: MI LLKT $3.00 to 3.00. KLl CLOVEK JJ7.jO. Tl MO Till' M'KLTS f 4 50 cwt. SOPHAN Gi:ASS-iI5.50 to J1S.00 pr fcuadred. ALS1KL f3".0O to S3.S00. ii'NKI..)js.IU5 20c pound. WINTi:U UK IlAlUl iSlrlCH-27.0l per ljuabel. DLIK Ii liASSfö.00. swekt cbovni:-j35.no. MAMMOTH CLOVKIt-fSS.00 to 13S.CXI Aviiiii: ci.ovi;ii 45.00. MVKKl AV1HTK CLVKH $33. FIELD l'EAS-4400 to 3.00. HAi'l. SLI.D (Iarf K.ex j--3.00 bu. LAWN (HtASS 0c per lb. bOJA PLANS (1 to atl) 10 bu. fcLLL COHN UM L-uihel.

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ritoniCE MARKET. (Corrected T--1ay by in XSrotIiriecl G"wer). 23-0 N. Mala M. tlTTKK VNO i:;GS -Cvi!-nrT hntter. paying '.' pound. Felling Clc poanJ; paying 42c exi?u. stdlin; 4Sc dozen. KH111S AN1 VKGK l"vHL: Fruitv e'a-fond rtval orar.gea Tre per doxen; M-blafc cwt.; new cabtage, paylr.g lu i:. tedllng 12 pound. NFAV I'uTATiiES Selling 10c a lb. 1'OlJLlKi AND MLUS. (Corrected Uiiy Ty Jlrnm! Max Wat, HS L. JeTer,on Ulvd.) BEEF Koair. A'CXkr : boiling. 20r; round ateak, uc; alrloiy. &Oc; timttoiiie. 70c I'UUK juOIN 10c. bFKING"cilICKh:.-75c.

1IIDE AND TALLOW, Corrected Tuday by AV. JLIppman, 211 N. Main tt. HIIns 10 to 15-: -atiEln. 15c to 20e rendered tellow, i lb.; ruuga tab 4uw, 2C3c 11).; Deviwat. 13 w ic.

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The Lighter Side

KANSAS CITY Watt Dacy, boasted his stomach was a copper reKorvoir and he could eat bones and scales of fish, and rinds and seeds of watermelons. He died half an hour after eating a lemon, peel and all.

MINNEAPOLIS Nearly 2,000 arsons watching: flro destroy the Avareliou.se rf a Minneapolis DrcwinR Co. AAere so interest eel they forptt to turn in an alarm. Damage estimated at $12.",U00 was done hefore Itrenien dl;covercd the blaze.

Snil.VGFIKLI), 111. Government Ktatistles showing prlnplield the highest priced city in tho country convinced bootleKKers they were pikers. "Redeye" was '100 a paUlon today.

XliW VOItK ClinrlrH Inldock would not liaAe caught the Olympic Steamer Princess Matedka if ho wa not a sprinter, lie had trouble with Ids passport nnd made tho last block to the dok in nothing flat.

CHICAGO The mansion of Ida Mary Case, requiring 12 maids to maintain Its splendor, is poing by the boards. The capitulation came because servant girls demanded Increased pay.

CANADIAN FARMERS ERECT GRAIN ELEVATORS

MOOSK JAW, Sask., July 27. Erected in 1913 at a cost slUhtly in excess of $1,250.000 the hospital grain elcAator here tho first to be erected In western Canada has saved for tho farmers of this province more than three times Avhat it cost. Trior to its construction, all grain that got damp and tough, or in any way required attention and treatment it a grain hospital, had to be taken clear across the continent to Fort William. The structure at Moose Jaw is right in the heart of the great grain rralries. With a present normal capacity of 3,500,000 bushels, the elevator is ho arranged that additional accommodations for a total capacity of 10,000 bushels can be built at small cost, merely by the erection of additional tanks. Chemists and expert "grain doctors" aro constantly experimenting and making tests to determine the best methods of combating moisture and other peculiarities of praln. These are proving of the greatest value to tho farmers. The drying plant has a capacity of 1,000 bushels of damp grain per hour, or more than 730,000 bushels per month. Since it hepran operations it has handled, dried, cleaned and distributed more than 5,000,000 bushels for seed purposes.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

COMU TO SO ITH Ri:T THURSDAY Thursday Is Final July Clearance Day In South IJeiid. There'll he bargain. galeuel Hotter nrrimge to spend Thursday In South Bend.

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NOX.IIESIDENT NOTICE. Stnte of Indiana, St. Joseph County. SS. In the St. Joseph Superior court. May term, YJ'M. Ada Uey nobis vs. AVilliam F. Reynolds. Divorce No. .Vd.H. be It Known, that the alove-nauied plaintiff has filed in the office rf the Clerk of snld court her complaint ngnlnst paid Defendant in the above cause tof ether with n proper affidavit that said cfendant, William I. Reynolds. Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said Defendant is hereby notified that said fa use will stand for trial on the I'lst day of September. 120. the mine being the 2nd day of the next term of paid court to commence nt the City of South bend, on tlie 3rd Monday in September next, on which day said Defendant is required to appear to paid action. Wll.nm M. AVAItNEH. Clerk, lly MAHGAHET I.r.NO. Deputy. Mclnerny, Yf.nrley & Mdnerny, Attorneys for plaintiff. July 20-27 Aug. 3.

NOTKK OK ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby clven. that the undersigned hns been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit eourt ef St. Joseph County. State of Indiana, admlnlstrntrlx of rptnte of Maude Hpp, late ef St. Joseph County, deceased. Siad Estate 1 siippnspj to be solvent. ENID IIITT, Administratrix. July 10 1020. Leo I... Cook, attorner for estate. July 20 27 Aug. 3.

NOTICE OF ADMIN I ST KATION. Notice Is hereby given, that the underpinned lias been appointed by the Snporior court of St. Joseph Count'. State ef Indiana, administrator of the Estate of Frank MulW, late of St. Joseph County, deeeasod. Said Estate 1h supposed to be solvent. ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRTST CO., Administrator. July IX ItCO. J. Elmer Peak, attorney for estate. July 20 27 Aug. 3.

TTie Surest Road To Satisfaction

is to know what you wanl when you go to buy. No matter whether it's a house, a tube of toothpaste, a washing machine or a pedigreed pup you save worry, time and money when you know what you want. How shall you know? By reading the advertisements in your favorite newspapers. They put you in touch with opportunities and advantages that other, wise you-might miss. The advertising columns are just as important as the news. Reading advertisements helps you lessen waste and increase efficiency. It may be the means of adding to your comforts and saving you many a

we can furnisli you at half the cost Used Auto Parts Springs Top Cushions Gloss Generators Magnetos Coils Lamps Body Wheels Rim, Steering Wheels

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NON-KESIDENT NOTICE. State of In.liaii'i. St. Joseph County, SS. In the St. Jcseph Superior court, Mav tcrniK. 1020. Jennie Carlson vs. Arthur Carlson. Drvoree No. rM4. He It Known, that the abfve named Plaintiff has hied in the office of the Clerk of said Court her complaint against paid Defendant in the above cause together nith a proper affldcvlt that said Defendant. Arthur Carlson, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said Defendant 1? hereby notified th.it said cause will stand for trial ou the 21st day of September, ltJO. the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said court to e-ommenee nt the city of South rtend. on the ."rd Monday In September next, on which day said Defendant Is required to appear to said action. AVILmm M. WARNEU. Clerk. Hy MAURA KET ET NC, Deputy. Rich Ä. Fyle, atty. for plaintiff. July 13 20 27

HELP WANTED.

Male Help.

WANTED Men to repair elertri" railway cars. Experience unnecessary. Apply Superintendent C. S. lt. V- N. i. lty. Co., cor. Notre Dame . Division sts.

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Itetween South Itend and Niloa. n black erip -ontaininc valuable. Return to "The Tike House," Mies. Mich. 7ST.0-29

I.OST Scotch Collie do? at EIneolnway West. Licht brown: white breast; reward. Answers to Mick.". o02 Allen st Call L. 52WJ.

LOST Sunday afternoon, white wool shawl with Mack stripes, between south cn.l of ritt r end EdwaMshurn. 1'leuHft call Main 4,'6S. 7SS5-2S

LOST A pair of ladles' brown thoe, sine six; newly half-soled: either In down town district or In Lincoln AA'ay West. Call Mlsb. COS. 713-20

stoee:; canoe. A canoe was takei from Lceper Tark Friday afternoon by several boyg. The canoe Is nn 1 foot old town, dark preen oultuhle; llsrht varnished inside. I will appreciate Its return and pav a liberal reward to tne finder. Carroll French, Ee'.and av. Thune Main i'jso. 7811-20 LOST Crochet hard ban, Mark and lavender, containing St. Joseph Loan bank book, f2.i in bills nnd some chanpe. Ileturn to News-Times. Keward. 7STI-20 I.OST Uetween (eor?e Hoffman Co. office. 714 N. Errerlck st. and Helmold hardware on X. Main st., one Iron roller. Call CJeorpe Hoffman Co., Main 153d or return to 714 N. Emerlck st 721-20

LOST Ulli fold containing considerable

amount of bills, between N. P. Bowsher and Ioose-AViles Ulscult Co. Reward if returned. 320 E. Howard st. 770-2$

WANTED Offlcp boy and messenger for factory offices. SIXtiEU MFG. CO. T KT.l 2

AVAXTED Exuerlenced cylinder press feeder; steady jb. L. I. Hardy Co.

HELP WANTED

Male Help.

AA'AXTED Men with carpenter t..: ti assemble luillcr j.arts. Applv I'-irrh-i-Ing Dept.. Illr.ls.-ll Mf. c... i;;.:; s AVA NTi: DATÖ N 'E IarK' r. A p vlv Duffy's barber shop. Liii.-uhi U'av I sf Mishawaka. "

AVAXTED At one: ATMte ri ef. rapaM of handling large bublneps. .Apply V M. C. A 4,;i3 t(

AA'AXTED Merit cutter. Apply AVilliam T. AVorm corner ..aporte av. Studebaker st. 'Main 4Ö73. 7Lll A" XTED Experienced- weatherstrip man. Call at 317 S. Main t.. between and 7:30 p. m. ; ask for Mr. XIchols.

WANTED Neat appearing yountr man as huue porter; good salary, room and board. Apply in persoi, to manucer, South Ilend Country Club. I'hone Main 75S. 741-30

AA'AXTED Men far all branches r.f reatral itation work; one experienced water tPixler, Feveral men for firemen; turbine operators an J oilers. Experience u;ineressary If ulllitifj io learn. If yi are looking for a steady work i,t good starting wages. Apply ct I'uwer Statl: and talk it ever with us. Indiana Jk. Michigan Electric Co. .V,l3 tf

WANTED Two alters and a eoik. 3l','t ;52T AV. South at. C123 tf

NIGHT AA'ATCIIMAN WANTED CAN PLACE OXE U TAVO NUiHT WATCH. MKN. MEN BKTWEEN 4' AM) .VT YEARS OF ACJE EMOIRLE. EXEERIEXe E XOT NECESSARY. AlILY EMI'LOVMENT OFFICE, OLIVEIt CHILLED PLOW AVORKS. 7SV1 -20

WANTED Two men for fioia fountain. Must be residents of So. Renfl. quiek and industrious. Experience unnecessary. Steady position for right party. Geo. M. Plainer Co., J. M. S. itldg. 7T.t3 2S

AVAXTED Man to run passenger elevator; middle aed man; steady portion. Apply Superintendent in basement Robertson ltrothers Co. 7vrt 2-S

HELP WANTED.

WANTED -Married man ei ter!r n ed .a farm work. Call liarrlsca 1-K-H. M':.' tf tt'AXTKl) Mnrhirie tnotiMers for automobile fly wheel; good pay; good working" renditions ; also several foundry helpers. Apply Perkins Corpuratlon. C'l'l tf AA" ANTED Good man ex perir.f-r-.l la Janitor work in store; muot .e neit in appearance and furnish r f'Tr frm former employer. Apply between 1 and 11 a. m. of Charles II. ,jh, e " 1 1 -t r I 15. Sax k Co. Tj-.i tf .

.mo tor men anl eori'luetors. Apply superintendent transportation. Cht ago. South Itend k Northern Indiana Railway e'o , corner Mb-tigan and AN'flshlngton rv. TOT.? 3 WANTED Men for turr.lnr motor whels. The JoLr.pon Mitr S"t.eel '. or.0 tf

Salesmen

STOCK SALESMEN to assist in placing unsold balance of our Ftock. Company being organlrel by practical Insuranmen. Salesmen win show proper ability will be placed In charge of branch office within thirty days. First-class references required. Old Line Life Insurance Company of Indiana, Eat Chl-

l cngo, Indiana. u.Vul j SALESMEN-WANTED Salesmen to sell Acme specially Company's floor dress

ing. A fine proportion, either all or rart time. Write O. E. Haasler. 20

j Clinton St.. for Interview. C7lH-tf

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LOCAL CON CK UN requires several comptometer operators; good hours; good pay. State salary expected, age and experience. Address News-Tiroes, llox E-ltX). 73W-20 WANTED Lobbv porter. Inciutre head porter, Oliver Hotel. 750.1-21) AVAXTED 10 m?n to work in lumber yard. Saunders-Egbert Co.. AVcst

Sample st. 7.TJ2-2S WANTED One first-clam draftsman and designer. The Sinper Mfg. Co. 7:i-Au2 WANTED A first-class tire -repair man. Injulre Crown Service Co., llo W. Cclfax av. 7rAS-29 WANTED Man capable of operating Varnish sprayer. Ap'dy SMdler I$rjs., 802 Petin. av. 7J7-2 AA'AXTED Man to do janitor work Ap

ply Dr. J. R. Rerteling. 7770-tf j OCR ET'SIXESS requires n man who can fit Into o'ir faetor3' work as an assist- J

and Superintendent ; one wno nas Lnq ehop experienc with light maehlnery, etc. ; good chance for steady man. Ask

for Mr. Chapman, South Rend Halt Co. j 7309 tf I WANTED Night watchmen. Applv The i Singer Mfg. Co. 73Ci-:uj ! WANTED Man for Heady f.i tory ! work, also two men for yard work. Ap- j ply 1702 S Franklin st. McIIenry-Mill- ! house Mfg. Co. 7711-tf i . . ! WANTED Two butchers for Friday 1 and Saturdays. Miller Market Co., 2-Vl ; S. Ml. tleaa st. 24t3 '

WANTED -Twenty experienced lrernen at to $."t per week. Apply rea ly j

for work. Artincial ice Co. r;i-tf

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Rough SiuT Rutbln? Sheet etal AA'ork

Machine Shop Work Toed MaUc

Die Sinking Wood Work MacLIr.ei

Door Ilsnglnij As sera Jdi tug

Fcrge Shop '.Vrrk

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The Test of Time Has!

Proven That We Are best iHteJ to h a ;our numerous r.eeds for MONEY

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AVE ARE A LARGE SALES ORG ANIMATION NOW EMPLOYING ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN ON OUR SALES FORCE, AVIIO ARE MAKING FROM $5 TO $.VV A WEEK. AVE ARE OPENING OFFICES IN SOUTH BEND AND NEED THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL MEN AND AVOMEX OF UNQUESTIONABLE CHARACTER TO REPRESENT US IN THIS TERRITORY. FULL ejR PART TIME. FORMER SALES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY BUT ESSENTIAL. AVE TEACH YOU OUR SYSTEM FREE. THIS IS XOT A STOCK PROPOSITION' BUT A HIGH GRADE PROPOSITION IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN FOR PERSONAL INERVIEAV CALL ROOM 2C7 OLIVER ANNEX BLDG.. 11 A. M To H P. M. DAILY. 703-2-)

i 1.1 everai experienc ed rna- i

cbinists; ftencjr wrk : gooi pay. Sib-j y Machine Co , 20; L". Tutt st. Wl-30

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rung man 1. to 20 ye-us of i achlnlst's helper. AVilon !

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WANTED Wastlnp macnltn ea!esman i to reprep?nt a v?ll known washer la j near-by territory. Apply in person. l.'2 X. Michigan Bt. CjIJ-Au. 12 j WANTED First -da? rcaLinist. Th i Singer Mfg. Co. ZTW-tf ( WANTED AVooaworlIr.gr cachlne haiids. Apply Purchasing Dept. Bird-' t?ell Mfg. Co. 6733 2? (

MEN" AV ANTED f-r ritj fat-ry work; also for Jflrl nork. Apply 1702 s. Franklin 6t.. et McIIerirj-MiUhocs" Mfg. Co. fA2d-1t

Female Help.

Male Help

AVAXTED Xlght rook; a waiter. aUo tm all around kitchen man. Apply Washington restaurant, corner nd Wastligton, 7S7JT20

MEN" AVANTED Light sheet metal worker, rip and swing siw men and! foundry helpers with g.--l opportuni-' ties for ad-auctrent. Dodge Mfg. Co. j OCl-Aug'J ! WANTED Men ir, slipping dept. to as-; semble an l lor-d rlorer hullers. Andy !

Purchasing Dept., Blrdscll Mfg. C7 2s i

AVANTED AA'rlnger rr.n Apply la:ndrv department, Oliver IL-tel. 0730 tf V A NTT-' I Drill in n-n-tnri Cnrr

Cutter Company, corii- Notre Dame ini DlTlsica it- 732S-23

A A A NTE I ) Iteli a h wosun f.ft-n :0 and 4 yers f aj;5 i'i family frur. two a1uits asj two fhlbiren. ycjrgft three yearn old. Must und-rstar.d f. leg. be neat ar.1 trust w 'rt.:y : dutie s light, or.tirg f.f cooking ei Cr-t floor work: ecr.n.i mid employed. AA'ges to competent wrr.an t'le dollars. G-voi li .r:,e t right pr-'i. Applicants ad lr ss Xe 9 l '. rr.eg . I? t LLr 77I 2

AVAXTED A g'.rl t- r c,re -f

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