South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 236, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 August 1920 — Page 8

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South Bend Markets TOOTS AND CASPER Who is profiteering now? (CopTrlgbt, Ly Newapapfr Featar her vice. Inc.

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HAT. URAW AND IT KD. (CcrNrt.l Dltf br tt Uralfr Mlüet TUnr Jt J ( . 4rn -4. MlrtilKr. NEW HAY raying J20fi22, selling, I 2 i r? 2 NhW CORN Fajlng, JlO. selling. Jl.T.Vl' 00. K-JKAW Fayin in jeMIrg ot fi bale. OATfc-Faying TOr; ruling to ?1. CLOVER SEED PayTng lSft20. Seilalsike clover filing j:cil2.j. ALFALFA i.N'orther "wni 25 OOl

GRAIN AND FKEI. iCtrrcUd DaJIy by I. n. Morgan. Starr Witt. Ujdrmallc At.) Fnn.L coitN rjinff jloo. OATS Paying K; selling $110. KHAN eli'ng ITOii. MIDDLINGS N-iEi, $.150 hundred. CHOPPED FELD Meiling UX per cwt. ECRATCH FELD Sellin f 1.7.3 per rwt. RINDINGS bethel. WH HAT Rnying ?2 40. " . ItYE I'aylsg 11.75.

(Corrected Dali hy Yt'aruer Orot. 6eJ ftcr. tl ft. Mfrhlraa ht.) COW FEAÄ $700 tust!. JAPANESE MILLET to .CO. KED CLOVIt-i7.G0. TIMOTHY S7XO. ALSIKE f 1S.0O to 153 00. fcUiFLöWEKS roc pound. WINTER Olt HAIRY BETCH 20 00 fr butLel. blue grass js.oo. BVSEET CLOVE K 33.00. MAMMOTH CLOVLlI-i.-.CO to TA0a WHITE CLOVEi:-t45.00. KWFKr white CLovKrt 133. FIELD TEAS I.(X) to 13.00. liAPK SEED (Dwarf Eaexi 43.00 ba. LAWN CiRASS tOc per Ib. eoJA DLaNS (I to tan) $10 ba.

LIVE STOCK. Crvtd Dally Lr MJor Bros.. 9. L. HEAVY KAT STEEK.S Fclr to coort, lUlUr: prime. J2!&He. hogs ir,o t ivj ibe. .ltu-; i.v to 173 lbs., lkr; 170 to 220 lbs.. 14 Uc; 223 to COO, He.

rnoncce sliukst. (Crrrted Tday by tt Drclherrio46 Grw-rr, 230 N. Mln üt. ETJTTKK AND L'GGS Cr.i mery bntter. payhz ü' pound, selling O pound. gg. pfllug dozen, telling C7c ilozen. A'ilLUS ANW VEUt: IaIJ I run. California Daral orunges 7: per dozen; rolling $s.00 cwt.; new cabbage, paying fr- Ib.. tolling 12c lb. NEW Pul AToEs -Selling 70-: peck.

I'OCLTRV AM MFAI9. (Crrctvd i)ny Ty J!mm!'i ilajktL It Jefferson Ulvd.) BEEP Koaat. ta-iuc; Lolling. DOc; rund teak, 40c; irloL'. Ccc; pvrurfco'ite, POUK LOIN 10c. LAiiU " bi'EiNG chicks:-; 73c. " ;

HIDES AND TALLOW. CAr-tl Todny by .s. w. Llppmna. Sit Hlprs 10c to calfskins 10c to 15c renüer-! tallow, 4"iTc 1 lb.: rouga tallow, 22c lb. : beeawax. 2. 2.0c.

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u-rnt to L'lkhirt, Ir.d.. Wt'lr.r.v.l.iy riTitl sjr-nt th flay with l.er iarcnt. Mr. and Mrs. Christian I-ernf-r. Hoy Frorl .'inl family tpr-nt Tusrtay In .South IVnd .with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Joorp-" I"rcl. Mr?. Eva Hoffm.in went to South Hend Wednesday to spnd th day with her dauKhtT. Mrs. HattitSohankwoilor and family. Miss Klie Christian railed en Mrs. I. B. Shaffer and daughter Ida Wrdnc-Fday nfUrioon. Mr. and Mrs. 1Z. M. liemlry and ?rn Lewis were in South Ilend Vt'edr. cs day. Mrs. Georpc Preel and Kdward P'red of South Hend fpent Wednesday with Roy Krccl and family. Mrs. David IJacon and daiiRhter and Arhertl Hart pcnt Wednesday at a picnic at Culver landing. I'aglo Lik, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rcmley spent Wednesday in South V.end with MaIon Kemley and family. Miss Gill of Cassopolls. Mich.. 1? spending a fow days with Charley Martin and family. J. H. P. P'ender and D. C. Kurtz, telephone men of South Brnd, called Wednesday at the telephone office hero. Mrs. Charles Martin and tvr children and Miss Gill went to Mishawaka Wednesday cvcnlnfr. Miss Ethel Setrgerman. teacher of the junior class No. 2 of tho preshytcrlan Sunday ,rhool, had -a clan." party on Wednesday afternoon at her home. The Kucst.s were the Mises Ida Hoffman. Huth I'issel. Ida, Dora and Neva Itiningcr, Iavone and Ituth MIddleton and Dorothy Watkins. The afternoon way pent In games and contests and light refreshments were served. Hev. Titus of Mishawaka will preach next Sunday afternoon. Aug. 22. at the Harris Prairie Christian church at 2 p. m. Tho Granger Preshyterian church will hold an ice cream social at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Gogley next Saturday evening, Aug. 21. Everybody invited. Sunday, Aug. 2 2. the Presbyterian Sunday hool will be nt 10 a. m. and preaching by the Rjv. F. E. Johnson in the morning at 11. His subject for the morning sermon will be three lessons from tho life of Abraham, and evening at 7:30 the subject will be "What Does Christ Say to the Church Today?" Orday Smith of Elkhart. Ind.. Is spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Smith and family. Mrs. Pearl Hoffman is on the .sick list.

Eernico and Ernest Runkle and Louis Iongley were in Edwardsburg, Mich., Thursday. Mrs. Harriet Iiinehart of Edwardsburg, Mich., is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Keegan. Christian Eerner returned Thursday to Elkhart, Ind., after spending

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a few days with his children. Wilbur Lerner and Mrs, Hazel Wildes. Lloyd Wildes went to Elkhart, Ind.. to spend u few days with his grandparents. Christian Lerncr and fumll'. Mrs. Ella Hartz was in Elkhart, Ind.. Thursday. Mrs. Hoy McCombs and two children were in Elkhart, Ind., Thursday. Kussel Seifert and Louis Reaker vi.-ited in Mishawaka Wednesday. Charles HotTman and family spent Wednesday eveing with I). J. Scggerman and family. Hosezella Eong'ey Is spending the

week with her grandparents, T. X. Longley and family. F E. Lowry was in Cas5opolis, Mich., Thursday. Harry Metzger and family returned home Thursday after spending a few days in Syracuse, Ind. Mrs. I.ibbie Roberts of Vermontville, Mich., came Thursday to vi.-it with Mrs. E. II. Shaffer and daughter Ida. Mrs. John Statan of Edwardsburg, Mich., was in Granger Thursday. Roger Eongley, son of Claude Longley, is reported better. Ho was run over by a gravel wagon Tuesday.

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The Ideal Laboratories Company is one of the most successful manufacturers of lc preparations and cosmetics in the United States. In addition to their own well known preparations,' sold under the trade name of "Lura, thi3 Company manufactures many articles for other companies that are sold all over Ameiica. Toilet preparations and cosmetics constitute one of the most lucrative of manufacturing enterprises. They will be used as long as women consider beauty desirable. The products of the Ideal Laboratories Company met with instant popular favor and they arc well advertised, and favorably known wherever they have been introduced. During the life of the company it Mas Paid Full MMend$ ol All Investments It is the plan of the Ideal Laboratories Company to establish itself as the largest concern of its kind in the country. To add to the good will of the public, and make this growing company better known to its many customers everywhere, it is proposed to institute a profit-sharing plan in this and other cities where their preparations are advertised and sold. Yoti Cap. Buy sis Little as

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r This will give everyone an opportunity to invest. It will make for a wider distribution of profits anJ more interested shareholders. There is only a limited amount of this dividend bearing, preferred stock for sale. It will all be sold in a short time. This is perhaps your last opportunity to secure an interest in this profitable, timeproven enterprise. I Send the coupon NOW for full details. No obligation.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

HELP WANTED.

Male Help

WANTED Elderly rann for elevator. 'Io work Llgbts-. Apply Tlie Oliver Ilote!. sirXS-tf

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Pet ween, Klk'nrt nnd South Pend, a grrm h rhe-kd eo?t. IMrvlor pli-nse return to M' Lcllan Stor Co., Klkh;irt, nnd receive reward. srWT-ltt

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Main ."!. Kewar.I. K07-tf LOST Swips wriet watch at LcpT park. Thursday errriiujr. lleturn to Goo. Wvuau company, notion counter. Kenanl." MSl-23 LOST Kl?in wrist vuteh Sunday evening n Wellington av. or Ctiipln Ftn-ot r.irs or on the street. Finder plenve return to 511 N. College ft. Kewird. SuS-23

Salesmen

SALESMAN A wile-awake dlftrht manager wanted for line of hiph-grade sanitary products. Ex elusive territory, l'rfninii.-iit buelnes-i. Will establish ofti e if nircox. i;ie particulars. Ideal Hlsinfeetant Corp., 417 Ninth areuue. New York City. J-07t-i WANTED Ilish cla? salesmen to write us for parti' ularn of an oil stock soon open for public Mibcriptlon that may be i-old tr the most coiiservntlve bankrrs and bush-ss men in lots of SI.OOO

WANTED Man nnd wife, ir.iddle aged preferred, to take eharge of house nt .11! NVillLun st. l.et'eicncs re.juiied. Call after 4 p. ui. S'XtJ-21

WANTED Men in fhlppincr flepsrtmfiit to load cars. Applv Purchasing Dept.. Plnhcll Mfi;. Co. ST,47-2d

WANTED Laborers. Arply SuperTrcad Tire Co., Cedar and Emerh k sr. WANTED Mau to tke enre of .nvn m l for general all around work. Applv Soutfc Pend Watch Co. .Vi".-24 WANTED Aspiid.int rrew rjnnuper. Can make ?1.T per hour; with car. In part of St. .loo county. Directory work with homes on his men. (Jive references. Addre I. O. Pox V'S2. South Pend. XS-22 WANTED At ouce, watch and diamond man. Address 1. O. Pox 7 south Pend, lud. MEN WANTED for steady factory work"; also a fireman. Apply 1701 S. Franklin St., McIIenry Mllboufee Mfg. Cnmpnny. 8042-2S WANTED Men In shipping departmeut. Apply Purchasing Dept., Pirdsell Mfp:. Co. 6022-20 WANTED Men to unload roaLty the ten; also team helncfd. Applv Purchasing Dept., PirjHdrs Mfp. Co.

HELP WANTED

Male Help.

TRACK LAHORE US wanted. Steady joh. Call Lincoln .Wj after 6 p. m..

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York" Central 'KÖ:;nd House Inquire for ' T ff'lToV "f '-'T7 Raybock." New Tor C-tral yard ; j J (U; f

foreman.

WANTED First class Singer M. Co.

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TLa; GIRLS WHO TOME TO WORK FOl " I WILSON P POTHERS FIND ONE OF THE TLEANEST. LKiHTEST. E,'T

to $2ö.i each. CondiKted by men of, WANTED ol men to cut wood nnd hau!

coal. SOl'TII PEND COAL AND WOOD CO., 1ÖL' W. Sa tuple Pf. M20-tf

Send No Money Just the Coupon Ideal Laboratories Co. 533 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

IDEAL LABORATORIES CO.. 533 S. Vabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Gentlemen: Please send me full details of the profit-sharing sale of preferred stock of the Ideal Laboratories Company, Manufacturers of the well-known "Lura toilet preparations. This places me under no obligation to purchase. Name Address City State

mtlonal reputation H the nil Industry.

Hooklet containing1 e' ientlno tre::tle 'in production upon application. Texas Pe-

' troleiim Engineer Corporation. Magnolia ; Puildinjr. Oklahoma City. Ok!a. Ht.Vi-27 i STOCK SALESMEN- .Motor truck com1 pany estaMlshed T.7 years. Output for . two years completely soM. Announce 1 dividends at raf( of 2! per year. Hich- : Mt banking references. Wonderful linet up. Every o-oeration giren. Liberal i oiijimls-sio'i. Men nnMrj: ?2.Vt (K) weekly. ! Strong pelllng outfits. TeVgrnph Carter i II. Jacobs A. Company. 20 E, Jackson, i Chicago. SS07-21 ! ! WAITED Two Iocf.l men r.lth Auto sales experience. Call main 2234 7G3Vtf ! WANTED One first-class salesman to j sell Overland .ir.d Willis-Knight auto-

mobiles In So-ith Pend and Misbawaka. U. A. Lane. 222 N. Michigan. SG33-tf

Male Help.

MAN or 1-oy wanted for laundry department. Apply at Oliver hotel. "0i3-tf

I . i LAPOREUS wanted for construction j work at Hucharan. Apply to Mr. lienj drirks. 2JO W. Colfax nv. 8030-23

LAUOltEKS wanted at once. Apply nt Singer Manufacturing Co. 031-2S WANTEI) Laborers at once. Apply Slnser Mfg. Co. S&-27

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IF YOU ned nonet and tr partlcralar eg to SERVICE, eee os. The more carefnl you are la .electing the best place to borrow, tte more certain you will be t ebocie the "old reliable STATE." Loam on Chattel. Mala 173. STATE LOAN CO. Eeutiistel irxv tod Tioct Mrrhnt Bsnk Bldff. X31 b. Miclu St.

YOCNCr MAN We have In our organlzatlop an opeulr.g for a young man between the age of IS and 20. this is a permanent position and a pplendM opportunity for a zealous and ambitious person, one who is aggressive and has determination to stick and learn a trade. We cfer a good salary while Darning. Apply Mr. Hafner, The Nt-wg-TIuies. 717-tf WANTED Man for janitor ef small office building. Elderly man preferred. Pox G--11, care Newa-Tlraep. W13-tf

WAXTKD First-class draughtsman and designer. Apply Singer Mfg Co S310-3

WANTED Experienced pr?a feeder: bear or working conditions; llvltig wage;?; call quick. Labor Publishing Co. MOO-tf

WANTED Foundrv ropers. machine; YENTI LATF.D. AND MOST HEALTIImoulder. tinners and yard rr.cn. j KP L EACTmPIES TO work IN IS Steadv eiaplovment. Apply Employment 1 THE STATE iV INDIANA. Department, Dodge Mfg. Co., Mis-Lawak.i. ! Inj Jv tf 1 ITVEPY WILSON PpOTHEUS MT. I ! i KNKll S THE PRIVILEGE OF PEIN WANTED Foundry helpers, machine AHLE TO OHT.MN IKT FOOD SKHVEI moulder?, tinr.crs and yard m-n for AT cost IN orn c. FETEHIA A .teadv emplovi.ient. Applv empl".v:nerit PEST POO.Xf WITH A MATROX IN

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W.UJES AND. IN SHOi:T. AN I PEA Li run: in vmcir to wopk. WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY ATmATT1VE OKIICE AND FACTO p. V TUITIONS OPEN. C'UMC to-day: a mi, 'A good rare to werk.

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WANTED Lahorera fit the pa plant, corner of Per.n av. nnd Miami Ft. Come ready for work end a?k for Jerry McCarthy, foreman. 5vi3i-tl WANTED Pin boys at Orpheum bowling alleys. 220-222 N. Michigan ft. S.'i."-L5

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WANTED Jood f-trong man or woman for pti, pans and kitchen work; ?70 per mouth, room and board: o:ue at once rtr.dy for work. Apply to manager, South Pend Couutry club. Mala ' "."s. HELP WANTED. Men and women for ftutory work of all kinds. Cood wages Steady emphynht. M1SIIAWAKA WOOLEN ME. CO. (Pall Pan I. Mlehawaka, Ind. f'"-S -Sl.j

WANTED We want experienced ealespeopl to develop into department managers and buyers. Aln others anxious to gain operleacp. A h tea fly osl tion in fli'.s Btore. means a future f-r you. Apply by letter or in person fr m 0 to 11 a. in. EmpP'vment offlce. .'.rd Floor. POPEUTSON PROS CO. 27-2.

WAITED rxp'ttwrl -"oner fxr'.'.z macl lne oj.erntors. Lamb Shirt Co.. C03-11 Hvfiraulle av. .:;r--.7 - - - - - - ' -

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Studebaker Administration PMg , In-

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WANTED Girl- for Kkilled ork; ri ex pr in' e nvi-fsMry ; rrrr,, pay t'- t-e-gin ith; r.rm;i!' nt -Lcploj ::. nt n: 1 drancrrint. Apply S-'ith Pf". 1 Wjtrh Co. f-' Tf WAT ED Laundry worjan. Apply Efworth hospital. 7i tf

YOUNG lair wanted to nsver tt-'e p!jiie aud Llp la hnrdr-s!ng fnp. Apply to Madam" Swurtj;, -Itlj n'.r. Bran don-Hurrel I Co. sCs 21

Female Help.

TWO joucg lnlies to write It window. No expericü'-e necesary. (Jood pay. Mr. W1m Central Drug Store, Mich, .v Wash. M. ar7-24

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WANTED-Mnn to work on farm. Experience cecesaary . Harrison 22F-i-2S0-tf

WANTED Two walten and a cook 323-220 W. South st. C12a-tf PPINTEP WANTED Man ti do job work and sun miecellar.ecus work In Jol olli"' t manufacturing concern, "all .Main 4st). fsstii 2 U

WANTED Placksmith. rtr-a.ly 1ob. Apply at once. South Pend Eivharigo 405 S. Carroll. 7070 tf WANTED .Tnnlturs. Apply Stud-o.iker

Adcilnlstratlon building. In-julre information desk. slll-l i

FOP STEADV EMPLOYMENT C'oME T WILS(N PROS. OER FACTORIES INLEDE THE MANTFAiTEPE OF SII1KTS. NECKWEAR. KNITTED ENDKRWEAR AND NAINSOf IK INDER WEAR. WE ARE OFFERING; THE HP LS Ii" SOI'TH PEND STi:ADY WORK FOR EIGHT HOCKS' PER DAY. AND WE HAVE ENOC;H WORK AHEAD '1 KEEP EVEKYONE PFSY ALL THE TIME. THE WORK IS IN I'.RIGIir. CLEAN Poo MS WITH PLENTY OF AI K AND Sf WEIGHT. AND THE MATEPALS ARE LIGHT AND PRETTY. THIS IS A GOOD PROPOSITION FOR ANY GIRL OYER M TO CONSIDER. 'oh; and see i s today. wilson i.rs "A GOOD PLACE TO YWi:K." S".-tf

WANTFT) Drapery workers ar.1 li rurtH'.n n.akvrf. experirr.' e,i j -'! !a call f t 11 n. in, Emp! rr. -.-. t f" , r,rd Flo-r. Ror.KRTSON HKOS ci 5.:21-23

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WANTED A rc k at T2 W. C'lfis h. 'Wasn 510 pT we 'i. N- i i .--.r xvork. li

WANTED A rr.atd and woaitr. to work in kltihen. t-'-j : -r mouth; tc-a;d a .1 room. Ep worth L -.trite 1. -r'- l WANTED Eir-' Ttenced rr.a'.J. xLo o a good c.-'k. Inulr 1"-' U JeSersoa blvd. PLor, Msln 71Gl tl

WANTED Wom- to 3 its' a cookl: .. Call Lincoln WXX wl-tl

Ofiice Help.

WANTED Goo; man experienced In j CLERKS, (women) over 17. fir p :al Janitor work in store; must be r.eat man jrvbe. ?::" month. EvamlM-

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former employer. Apply between j Farv. Eor fre parti'-uirir, write J.

MEN WANTED Light sheet netil worker, rip nnd swing suv men and foundry helpers xvith good opportunities for advancement. Dodge Mfg. Co., MiJh-awakf-, Ind. S2-"S-tf

OI EPJE HELP :ei:aM p- i'tin f-r I l.i dr b.kkeep,..- l'i retail J.n-;...: ftcre'p.ated in Mi'haai. hcrurate and have rrl.."- 1 ' rr y,4 letter in y-ur ..n hau : r.t.r.g' ;nc:-j-Ei.g teVph'.t.e r.u.N?r r.A i-.inallü'-aCous. Wr.te K Tlrr.-'s. t'- -

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WANTED Sex-eral automobile mechanics at once, .o for Mr. Pearson. 2Y2 N. Michigan L 7JC3-tf WANTEI) Several experienced ma-chirls-ti; steady work: good pay. Sibley Mit bine Co.. 2CMi E. Tutt st. -27J-26

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WANTED Men for n branches cf central station "work; one experience.! water tender, several men or flreicea: turblte operators nd oilers. Experience unnecessary If willing to learn. If yon are looking for a steady work at good starting wages. Apply at Tower Station and talk it over lth vi. Indiana h Michigan Electric Co. tf PCR3IANENT ration orcn to job compositor. IliSbcrd I'rinting Co. S027-tf WANTED Woo dnorx'.ng machine tan-ls Applv Purchisirg Department, P'.rise'd Mfg Co. 32tA-2l

NO EXrEItlENCE NECESSARY GIrli arrlyln? f:r por!tlor:i as telephone ltti. are equipped fr this highly specialized prcfesslon entirely st the cciapany'a expense. Good pay while learnlr.g. Permanent employment. Steady aiTanre-

ment. Best cf working conditions. Hct I

lunches at lowest cost. Every coucelrahle ccnrenlenre. Glrli delrlng tc acar thes superior advantages cf employment, apply

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