South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 288, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1920 — Page 12

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FELLOWSHIP CLUB HAS GOOD PROGRAM

FOR COMING SEAS0ifSrt3rS!

Kntcrtammrnt Committer Announces Li-t of Prominent Speaker. Th r.t. rt;ilnn. Charh s A. ;:-:r'r.i r. t r o rn rr. i 1 1 r- of rluh r.f which 1.4 rh iiriiian, h is i i ir in ins i t coniiiK san r.r-,-1 in to 1 rr,nuratul.'it.(l ! fur th- xcc-;ti'MVtlIy l itu-'imih whlh Will fi-.itnr.' th- '.ii'-nn's t i vit !-. Lr. Fr 'h rick 1. Hh.mr.'-n ;ir.-l Alto. r;ickar'l v i 1 1 V- h-ullin-rs at the jirt rrw ti r. to b hr'l at th- Hot ' l Mi-h.iv. uka Tur-s'l av voniru;, Oct. Lr. Shannon in Iat' r of th Central church, "hl-a-o. to whlrh jriljiit h su'-c ' 'i; il It. l'r.mk W. fjun inlus at fr.n h---Klnnln;; of thf- jt r.t y-ar. Tii i.'jor' f af t f his pr n nt ofTic- is xiffhhnt to sTaiMp hlni as a man of niof than onliniry ability: ho is an orat'T of po.w r ami i ff fctivor. .ss. i Hois a raduat" of Ilarvar'l and h-M ! two l'.roo'.ivn p u-toral M prior to tomiiu: to "hi'M s;o. Alton '.i'k::r'!, who will contribute to tho program on this r.i.Hnui, is a hutr.oriKt and cartoonist w ho has b n a favorite on chauta'in,ua programs for years. Whih his d 1 i ii tior.s of Am rir-an lifo in cartoon, im persona tl r.s, sn: au-i story nro full of vit and hut;ior. there is u sobT thuht through it all. Kovcrnl vrll lenown .cpakor.s nf national fam h ivo been ontrnpo! for th' season's rn tincrs and :n-clud-rx-Son. J. Ham Ivuis. 1111nois; Hon. J. Adam Hed Judrv Tan I!. L!n!sry, Strickland GUlii.in and IV. William A. Colbdsro. No mo In tho whole l'nit d states knows Sen. I-wis. Au congressman from Washington, corporation coiinMishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co. "BALL-BAND 79 Rubber & Woolen Footwear Mishawaka, Ind. MISHAWAKA GARAGE Moon 6c Buchanan, Props. A full line of Tires, Oils and Accessories. Agents Chevrolet Cars Hole Any person buying Chevrolet cars will be rebated in case of cut in price up to May 1, 1921. Next door Mishawaka Hotel, Mishawaka, Ind. BENZOLINE The Last Word in MOTOR FUEL Independent Tank Line SCHOEDER COAL & JCE COMPANY We are doing our utmost to render the best service, and extend courteous treatment under the present trying conditions.

OF MISHAWAKA 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

senator . 1 n '! - rntU vhti K ' V r r 1 j o r of row camlHati I'.r I Wir, 1 ' '. i- his riM in Iii- wirM of poph nom-r,;il. V.'hllo in thf ' s r. 7it ; was uni. rsillv r.ca wiwiout a i.or-r In rc:art:r at cur r.t prtdil mf, promised that his discussi r;tir ly non-partisan. At rr.' - tinr, tli- iul will bbut h.xs n will 1(0 tho samo prlvllf-ceil to hi-.-ir Miss (Pay Z Inda M a.dirrn. an imp'-rs ,nator of great charm, ability and r x!'Tifnc Ailain hole. Tfon. J. Adam Ii b was for elpht y-ars conrc.tian frrni Minnesota, luirlnr this pe riod h- b i-arnc known as tin- humorist of the hoiiso, so witty w ro hl4 r'Tnarks and so r-'.l'-nt hi-? humor. Th" news that 1'1(1 waf speak incr on thf floor of O'livrff-s was always nough to Jill I th- ( rnpty s ats He has spoken be-lars''-st audiences jilwayrx Tons tr'has ma do many fori- sum" of th in America and mndously. ! sjtciKir: tou."s in jresPlentlal caiupalgns and has always been given th- city dates by th" republican commute fj. Judge I.Indscy. Judg Limlsey was the real originator of the Juvenile rourt idea in i this countrv and so tcreat was the fame of his work that Kuropeun nations sent commissions to Denver to study his methods. As he cn-d'-avored to increase the scope of his activities ia the search for th? eai::-es of th" children's wretchedness, h" found hin-i-'e'f facing a tremendous strurgb" with the interests of commercialized vice, a struggle from which he emerged, after much vih:;cat!on and a long battle, victorious His sjieeclus, while dealing with vital tf pi'-s, are alsu always rntr-rtaininur and full of fun. Judtxe I.indsey is a capital racontdir ru.'l his audiences laugh with him heartily. Other Ileadliners. TCveryone knows of, and mnr.y have heard Strickland (jiilik:n freuuently characterised as Ameiica's foremi.st press and platform humor-l.-t. He manufactures his own material and is constantly originating

Concerns Cooperating to

COAL BRAZIL BLOCH We will resrreen or fork your coal so you ik'et good clran coal. I'rlco $10.50 at yard. Delivery chirped extra. Urajdl lllock Coal Is C;1 Coal. ixorn Gold Medal, all you want at $14.00 per barrel. sc hatch n:i:n All you want at 14.00 per hundred. IUIAN mid MIDDLINGS At greatly reduced prices. chop At $3.50 per hundred, prices on largv quantities. HAY Special Clover, Timothy or Mixed, loose cr haled. Will sxdl you a hale, a trurk load. load, a wngon load or a carGRANGE ELEVATOR COMPANY Mish. 192 405 S. Union St. ASK YOl'It GROCKK FOR RED BIRD and VERY BEST BREAD The Rest llroad In Toxm NORTH SIDE BAKERY A. 11 LOCK, Prop. Mlhttvaku. Ind. MISHAWAKA DAIRY CO. Clarified M I L K Pasteurized SAFE FOR THE BABY GEO. C. CLARK METAL LAST CO. Manufacturers of ALUMINUM BOOT and SHOE LASTS Mishawaka, Ind. HOOSIER RUBBER COMPANY Manufacturers of SERVICE and ANCHOR GRIP RUBBER HEELS Mishawaka, Ind.

r.e.w jokes, stories and poems. Ir. William A. Colbdce wo rdu-cfitr-d in c;i;iscow and Indon. and wa for nine years head of the lan

guage and literature department of' Armour Institute. Hp was with ! Stanlej for three yj-ar in Africa, j Henry Irummond wil his close j friend nnd Hobert Iuis Htovcn.s'jn, I r. neignbor from childhood. While In London he came Into Intimate relation? with Gladstone, Kpurgcon and Lord HoaconsMold. Other speakers only slightly less well known than those mentioned, and who will also address the club duiir.g the coming season are Ralph Hineham, impersonator, humorist. violinist, pianist and vocalist, who Is as talented as he Is versatile, and Katharine. Hidgway, reader. So iMli iur nave .miss uiagway b programs been that she has in many Instances, had from five to tight return engagements. iwtTiAiMirn ijttti:ils. The followin? letters are unclaimed at the local postoff ice: Kred Haughman. Lesllo Cyru?. i Sass.-hi Kilippo. IT. Horn. E. Houtz. J. H. Hapner, Inland I. Haine. Dorothy Haggerty, H. M. Halily. Mrs:. Harrison. August Hefkens, ( larenco Huchinston, H. H. Jordan, David Joseph, (. E. Kreuton. Iui3 Krtsac, i:. W. Kobb, Clayton Kelley, William K. Kancy, Lawrence, Pherson, Hollin M. Lowe, Hollo IiKance, Trank Dakotas-, H. D. Lambert, Illanch Leiter, Amol Loop, Koman Lukofski, It. M. McCowan, Grayson McClure, C. I Messick, Carl Muddie, C. H. Mueral, A. J. Moenuis, Albert Mllllken. Pete Mlrive, Omer Mastech. William Marek, J. A. Obenchaln, Philip Palmer. Mrs. Iviura Purdy. Mrs. ;eorrc Pipher, Pen Hoger, 1). 1. Himer, Mr. and Mrs. William. .Schuster. Vulcan I"uel Economy Co., Mrs. M. i:. Wiells. E NT I : I ITA I N S KINDEKGAI tTI'N Nola, daughter of Mr. and Mr:. Phillip M;.tz, 12:5 W. Fourth st., entertained the children of the kindergarten ef the Main school Wednesday morning, on the eeeas!on of her tifth birthday anniversary. Hcfreshments were served.

There is a pronounced trend at present in the direction of a lower cost of living, but it is only a trend. The symptom is unmistakable, however, and palpable movemens are surely in the forming. At present the consumers are not obtaining many benefits in the way of lower pries, and for them the cost of living is reducing only slightly. But prices recession among the manufacturers, jobbers and wholesalers is quite distinct and in good time will be reflected in the retail trade. Reports that clothing and shoes are to be cheaper next spring, that agricultural products are bringing less and less, that textiles are receding from mill price levels and other evidences of a reducing cost of living, need not mislead the consumers, however. Living costs are not apt to fall suddenly or radically, even though prices may break sharply in many necessities. The living cost is due only in a slight degree to the exhorbitant prices of any given product or products, and the reductions here and there are attended by lome price increases that materially effect the family exchequer. Some causes of the high cost of living are not going to yield to the present tendency. For instance, the heavy increase in rates of transportation will affect commodity prices and materially offset such reductions as have been announced or otheis to follow. Another element in the high tost of living is wages. Wage levels

MISHAWAKA VULCANIZING CO. Myers At ROSSI'.. lrps. MODLRX VULCANIZING Ajrent.s for MILLL11 TIRIIS Mlüh. 125 4 N. -Main Mbhawaka, InI. HOTEL MISHAWAKA Comfortable Reasonable Modern and Fireproof. Spacious Verandas. Excellent Cusine. H. H. Horton, Mgr. Mishawaka, Ind. HINKLE MOTOR CO. Authorized FORD AGENTS Phone Mishawaka 91 215 Lincoln Way W. Mishawaka, Ind.

(ü:t a tt)PY or Tin; i.i:.firi; or NATIONS. Ciiplo of tht Iyoague eif ntlon Covenant "analyznl In the fdiadc of the renutliraii national platform." by John Henry .uer, editor of The .Ne u-.-1 Inn .. inaT le I.nl at the lfM-al otltee f this The demand for thcc hi .Mll. ntaka and urreunUn tow ir has hern phenomenal. A few liundnnl copies hnuig!t to .Uhawiik'i lat week were dlsj ed of Mithin IM hours to oters. a.sklnp: for them. A further f-upply was reecUel ctcrday ani will tlNtrihntcd fre te anyou for the akln.

NEW OriTCEILS INSTALLED. Golden KoJ IivC X0. ISO held Installation of otficers at its regular meeting held Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a big meeting to be held in November when rmnc.'j Hums will ba present. Following are the new officers installed: Commander, Laura Cobb; lieutenant commander, Orlene Kerr; record keeper. Emma Miller; finance keep er, El'.a Wcnman; chaplain. Saran Br--dlge; sergeant, Effie Swanger; ml.s tress at arms, Grace Havencroft; sentinel, Minnio Josick; picket, Lizzie Chamberlain. Special Men's work pants all cotton, of course, $ 1 . S 3 a pair. Stein' Savings Store, 517 N. Main st. Advt. 12t4. Mrs. -o, ruNiTR.ii. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Noyes will bo held from the residence of her son, Fred W. Noyes, 116 Hyrklt av. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Dr. B. E. Parker of the Methodb-t Episcopal church of which Mrs. Noyes was a life-long member, will officiate. Rurial will bo in tho city cemetery. Stein'n Savings Store orrers men s cashmero $5.00 pants at $3.2j; worsted drc-fw pants, $0.00 grade at $4.C3. Advt. I2t4. CONTLlDi: intDOUGH. William Joshick and Clifford Shirk have returned to tho Great Lakes naval training station after spending a live-day furlough as the priests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Joshick, 505 S. Union st. and Mr. Seventh and st. Mrs. Hiram Shirk, E.

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I ACME MACHINE CO. Manufacturers of DIES, JIG, TOOLS AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK Mishawaka, Ind. AUTOMOBILES KENWORTHY mm KENWORTHY MOTORS CORPORATION Mishawaka, Ind.

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After !10 Tu rabbin KnMirn sd.iy afternoon Schnarr of and bclns arretted on a rhargo of obtaining money under fa'.s- pret-Tife, Jay Kideli, alias Jack Haymor.d, had the nerve to ask the ensign to sign a -0Q bond fcr his appearance in the city court Saturday morning. Rldell, who left Mishiwaka Tusala, was found pitching an exhibition game between Pittsburg and Elkhart at the baseball park in th? latter city a few hours later. When searched he only had a dollar of the monev left. He told the officers that his name was Hidell and that h was wanted by Minneapolis authorities cn a charge e,f wife and child desertion. His caso was continued until Saturday and in the meantime the Minneapolis authorities will be communicated with. DEATH Or FATHER. N. S. Gingrich. 502 W. Iawrence st., has been called, to Preston. Ont.. Canada, on account of the death of his father, which occurred Oct. 12. Good news l.Soo pair men's rants on sale Wednesdav morning. Stein's Saving Store. 517 N. Main st. Advt. 12t2 4.

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This a domestic problem play with a human strain which will hold the attention from the beginning to the end. This is a society drarna with a cast that is remarkably strong and gives a performance that Is strong and convincing. Also a Snub Pollard comedy, "GRAB THE GHOST." SATURDAY

"LIFTING THE SHADOWS," and the seventh episode

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are not receding and are not apt to recede rapidly, regardless of what wheat, clothing or packing house products may do. People are often inclined to overlook the effect of taxation upon the cost of living. It has much to do with it. Taxes are not going to fall in any marked degree. Some taxes may decline, but others will increase, and in the end we are apt to find a rising cost of government. The cost of living is profoundly affected by universal indulgence in luxuries. There may have been a slight tendency to curtail waste of this character and to heed the need of thrift, but not sufficiently yet to affect the cost of living. One of the most potent causes of the high cost of living is the housing shortage with its accompaniment of exhorbitant rentals. Mishawaka suffers in this respect as well as other cities. Rentals are still increasing, and since they account for about one-fourth of the income of average non-home owners, and since higher taxes are reaching property owners, that part of the cost of living absorbed by rentals and taxes will not yield soon. It is well enough to mention these things, in view of the fact that a few breaks in prices seem to be attributed an importance which they do not warrant. In a general sense, there is, and will be for a long time to come, a pressing need for a curtailment of waste and extravagance, greater production, an increasing effort for better marketing facilities to the end that the producer and consumer may be brought closer together, a more general encouragement of the retrenchment idea in government, and a more general practice of the rules of thrift among earners in all parti of the country.

MISHAWAKA ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring, Fixtures and Supplies Mish. 705 103 Lin. Way E. Mishawaka, Ir:d. Naugatuck, Conn. Manchester, Eng. RUBBER REGENERATING COMPANY IMPROVES CRUDE and WASTE RUBBER Mishawaka, Ind.

PIItTHDAV CLl'Il MEETS. Mrs. W. Pas.o. :c:; S. Columbia St.. was hostiss Tuesday afternoon at the mcm!.rs of the Birthday club. Hefreshrr.ents were scned and a socia! time enjoj-cd.

nniTH HIXORI). A son. to Mr. and Mrs. r?rr.a rd mun oi nmet. mu.. Tiiesa.iv evening at St. Joseph's Maternity hospital. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Marie de Grocte cf this citv. For asphalt roofing see the Mishawaka lc. au rooiiing Main ft. a specialty. 1 1 tf Advt, 114 S The women of the Independent club of Hier part, will enjoy a theater party at the Orpheum Thursday afternoon. They will meet at the street car station at 2 o'clock. Choice Geranium plants will be sold at the Hattell park at a reduced price Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Adv. ist2 RETURNS ITIOM TRIP. Mrs. Charles Hauer. ":3 E. Marion St., returned Tuesday from a 10 days trip -which she spent partly at Indianapolis and Anderson, Ind., where she isited her daughter. For asphalt roofing see the Mishawwaka Co. Holl roofing a speciality. 114 S. Cain st. 1 1 tf Adv. 3C THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Featurmtr ANNE LUTHER 2! PROCE AVENUE GARAGE Distributors of GRANT SIX and BRISCOE MOTOR CARS 102-4-6 Miih. Ave. E. Mish 1202 Mishawaka, Ind. Herzog & Anderson Coal, Coke and Builders' Supplies Our new Fairbanks Scales ready for public weighng Phones Mishawaka 24 and 1845 TRY "MISHAWAKA ORANGE" Bottled by MISHAWAKA BOTTLING WORKS Mish. 1285 505 Oliver Ct

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(ADDITIONAL MIMIAWAKA OPPOSITE PA(;E) ON) rpRoup Vt Spasmodic Creraplsfrpq-ientlj relieved by cne application of y VAPORUD Oiyf 1 7 Million Jan UtcJ Ytarl Finch & Sprague Undertakers (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) AMBULANCE SERVICE 202 N. Main St., Muhawaka Phones, Mishawaka 100 I i of "THE LOST CITY." to

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Main Plant No. 1 POWER TRANSMISSION MACHINERY Engineers and Machinists South Union St. and N. Y. Central R. R.

Plant No. 3 ONEIDA & KEYSTONE STEEL PULLEYS, etc., Oneida, N. Y. Plant No. 4 ! Plan No. 5

DODGE HEAVY ! OIL ENGINES j Marine and Stationery (Formerly Burniol Engines) South Byrkit St. and N. Y. Central R. R. 1 Eat BURKHARTS "CARNATION" and JUST RIGHT" BREAD A Fine Line of Pastry and Cakes Mish. 199 117 E. Mish. Ave. DO IT ELECTRICALLY and have it done by JOS. J. SOENS Mish. 1204 109-111 W. ltSt. LOWE LUMBER CO. Building Material at LOWEST PRICES Possible under present conditions Mishawaka, Ind. CLARK LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING COMPANY Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning Dyeing Repairing Phone 180 Mishawaka, Ind.

Don't I'orgrt "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOPM 110 N. .Main St.. Mishau.ika. Kor All Kinds of Shoe ltopalring and Shoes.

BARGAINS WEDNi;sDAV and THERM V Hv-ys" ?1 (m'i Hlou.- s. 2 for. Sl.oo 36 "inch IVreab, iZ-r- value, M yards f.-r . ?.t.2 Pest f.ec eluting EIanr.rt'.s. 10 yards fnr $.T..' Women's Aprons, kimona ft'- . 3 for 5-"0 DE .MEESTEK UP. W. 7th St. Attention! Attention! Mishawaka People Come and hear PASTOR POLLOCK is a well qualified speaker with a noble Christian character. He will speak at 8:00 P. M. THURSDAY, OCT. 14th Don't miss hearing this lecture. The subject of this lecture, "The World is Ended; Millions Now Living Will Never Die." Bring Your Friends Seats Free No collection will be taken At the Regular International Bible Students Hall 107 N. Main St. Try XEirS-TIMES Want Ach

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Plant No. 2 "INDESTRUCTO" TRUNKS and WATERPROOF PLYWOOD PRODUCTS South Bieger St. and N. Y. Central R. R PHONOGRAPHS and PLYWOOD CABINET PRODUCTS East Front St. and N. Y. Central R. R. INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manufacturers of CONCRETE MIXERS Mishawaka, Ind. LOCK JOINT TUBE CO. Manufacturers of STEEL TUBING Mishawaka, IncL Cheapest Pumping Power Phono Ml.vliauaka TO he fort ln-tall-in any t)Mm of farm atr mjj-Vh-Iiuiirord now OiIJ'vs Virlmill Ix-ats xhrni all. I-i.-t a lifetime. I'LKKIXS COKI'OKAIION MLsliau xLa, I ul

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