South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 302, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 October 1920 — Page 18

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HEAVY PRESSURE

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Gold in a Money Belt Drowned This Man

In Leslie's Weekly, Dr. Eaton tells of a laborer working on a dam, suddenly sucked under the surface when a portion of the dam broke. Days later, when his body was recovered, it was found that the weight of $1250 in gold, in a belt around his waist, had helped hold him under water. Money belts, mattresses, socks and cookie-jars are unsafe places in which to secrete money. A strong bank is the only safe and logical place. Then your money draws Arc interest and by being in circulation helps all around. Make this your bank. St. Joseph Loan and Trust Company

!y vulnerable beciu-. of tho failure f th rr.it' 1 States St.-c I directors t' Ir.rr 1 s.' the fiinmi'iri c'lvl'lcn I at t --.tenlay? quat-rJy mc'''!r..r. I - ; m : j' t s motors .ir.d the subU r:-. t i!.--. toLirro--. suc.ir?, c h - -i.-.I ar.'.l r.i;:nrud un!nBified - .-;"-: 1 It -s wTc swept Into the n--t'tl'ir.ary rn'v-rner.t at extrer.-.e los-5-4 of (T. to fiVC P"illt-. Mixlrrat Cone-sions. Hails of the better type :mr!o only r:V' ! rat rf.p.r -Ions, but junior issue f .a.-' d sh.trp'.y en small offprint:. Trt.il s.'i'.-s amounted to 470,'0 f 0 s h a r . Strength of rxch.inp on London feu shadowed f.arly adjustment '.f dif f r r-n between the Hritish min--rs and th" government. This was b-.rr.e out by cables received by private banking interests, but the ef-f.-' t on lb stock market was negligible, fall money pursue.! its re

A Good Painting this year will .-.ivo dollars in repair next year. You'll he much prouder of your home by pivlng it a coat or two of our paint. I'aintint; is an economy; it preserves the wood. Lot us show you a dandy color scheme for a house (r garage of the design of yours. .E.LEE WALL IWi'LU. PAINT, ;LSS Opposite V .M. C. 22." S. Main t. I

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fer, t course, opening at nine percent aanil advancing to ten percent b fore the close, the bulk of the offering corning from interior banks. Iinn'l- wfrc irr'-trular un a relatively fm, ill turnover. Popular isf ie jr. hiding Liberties. showing nominal gain. and ncr.inns. Total p. lies (liar value) $11,200,000. Old 1. S. bonds were unrhanscd on ca1!.

SHARP PRICE SETBACK 0 CHICAGO EXCHANGE CHICAGO. Oct. 27. Although r.ew upturns in the price of wheat teok place Wednesday, the market afterward underwent a sharp setback. Attention was given to farm Mriko reports, and was the chief bullish influence. On the other hand export buying appeared to have come almost to a halt. The rrarkct closed weak. 2 1-4l3 3-4c net lower, with December $2.06 'a 2. OS 1-2. and March 2.00 ff 2.00 1-4 : corn lot l-4Ti3-4c, and oats l-2i 3-4c. In provisions the outcome was unchanged to 4 0c lower. General buying associated with current advices about farmers acting to stop rural sales of wheat gave the market a decided upturn at the outset. Then It became moro and more apparent that at least for the time teinij exporters had almost completely withdrawn from the market. Throughout most of the remainder of the day bears were in control. Corn and oats reflected the action of wheat. South Bend Markets HAY, FTRAW AND ITED. (Corrected Dally br tti tTenley Miller Flour & Feed Co.. 420 . Michigan.) NIAV HAY Paying ?24 to 12$, Belling ""uU CORN-rajIng 00c: Belling $125 to 1.0O. STitAW Paying 12. telüng $1418, or y'n- ha!. OVTS-Paying 5f; selling rc to 70e. CLOVKI: SKLD I'ajiog $10.00, selling 512 to $U. AI.SIKi: CLOVER Selling $14 to $10. ALFALFA (Northern grown) f IS. G ILAIN AND FXZD. Crreeted Dlljr by D. D. Morctia, 8Un IIU. Ilyrtraalle At.) SIIKLL CORN IM lng $1.2.1 bushel. OATS Faying gelling 70 to &0c. ItltAN Selling J225. MIDDLINGS Selln? f2.7ö hundred. CHOFl'LD FLLD Selling $3.23 per cwt. S( HATCH FLED Sellin? J1.00&I.2A. GRINDTNO bnhel. WHL'AT Rnying ?2 03. KYE Fajiug $1.30. iiEEDR, (Crreeted Dally ly Tfsroer Brc 6v4 tore, X34 A. Mlehlo !.) COW FE AS 12.50 to $ 4 00 buthel. ALFALFA $1 4 to $W per bushel. RED AND MAMMOTH CLOVER $12 to i;. TIMOTHY n.V) to $1.50. ALSIKE-Jlrt to $1S. S t 1 N F lA iVriES-l pou n d WINTER OR II AIRY UETCH $20.00 hundred pound. RU E GRASS-Sl .V) buhel SWEET WHITE CLOVER $10. RED TOI $4.00 per bushel. WHITE CLOVER $15.00 bu. FIELD TEAS 3.00 to $4.00. tel. RAPE SEED (Dwarf Essex) fS.00 per bunhel. I AWN n RAS 54 $32 per cwt. SOJA BEANS (1 to fc'an) $4.00 per bushel. CLOVER SEED $16 bushel. LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Dn y by Major Iiroi.. 8. !- Cad St.. MUhutvaka.) HEAVY FAT STEERS Fair to good. lCKjlle: prime. 12He. IIO;S no to Ibn.. 12'ie- 1GO to IT. lbs . 1 ; 173 to 220 lbs., 13Hic; 223 to 2() lbs , 13VjC. moncce jitnarr. (Crreted T-dy by tn Orotberh4 Grv.ry, 230 IN. Main fit. "SPTTVU ND ECU -Creamery bntter. paying o0c pound, felling 65c pound; eggs, pi ving ''4c; helling 7c dozen. KREITS AN rroi: i A'a Es Frulta. California navnl oranges 70 per dozen; elllng $3.0o ct.; new cabtag, palxif 1 lb , pell In g 3e. NEW POTATOES 40c reck. rülLlM AND MKAT8. (Crrcted Dny ty JloimU'a 2Irklt IM E. Jffran D1tcL BEEF Rout. iOOOOc; bolilnf. 20e: rtund ateak, 40c; tixloW. Oc; porur bouie. 70c FORK LOIN Oe. LA KU aoc. ' bflll.VQ CIJICKbK-Tä. HIDES AND TALLOW. (Corrrtesl Today by tV. Lipp man, Sit N. Main M. HIDES s.': calfskins 10r; rendered fallow. 45i7(.' a lb.: roughs tallow, lb.; beeswax, 25i'35c. FECIAL If you are a resident of South Bend we will put a Johnson Motor on your bicycle for $40.00 down and $3.00' a week, or furnish you with a wheel complete for $50.00 down and $5.00 a week, and if it is not convenient to make the first payment down, you may bank with us and get 4 interest on your money until you take the motor or motor bike. JOHNSON MOTOR BIKE SHOP 224 E. Jefferson Blvd. 3

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LEGAL NOTICES

.VOIKl, TO T A V.W K H . An a'"!i:,t of te 1 1 day f -r rJl tax? limine M"M'lay. NvmtT lt. tl. rraintv trii"irer -fr!. r Mill t ejene1 Friday evfnir:?. 0.-to'..r 2!th. lr20, acl .Monday evening, November let. l'.CO. fr :u 7 to f T rvnveiileiif-f of tt.? taXpayerp. ldu'a::d f. kkllkr. Cnur.tr Treasurer. NOTIt K TO T.IMAV KK. On R'o'int of tl.e Jat day f -r piving ! tRies tielr.r Mors dar. November, lt-t. th-; i-jntT treasurer's oruY? i!J If r-j.eneil Friday eveninc. H(trr .'tu, i.'.v, n.'i Monday evening. November 1st, V.,.n, from 7 to 0. for the convenience ef the taxrayers. EDWARD F. KELLER. ("riunfv Trear.rer. ANNOUNCEMENTS lAt and Tonnt!. to HULL DOG Found on West Washington Ft.. call Lincoln 2V4. 11ICVCLF. Liberal reword for the re turn of riere-? fdycle taken from .ul W. Wayne Rt. Saturday evening. N-j tlng asked. WRIST WATCH Elgin, gold : nonagramM II. I.D. on tack of watch. Call Mlsh. V.. Reward. AUTOMOBILES Autoinublies for ?ttU 11 STL'Dr.RAKER Special eix for Rale; aeries 20, five passenger, ueed only a ahort time; cord tire euipTient A bart-ala if taken at once. Call Main 1122. FORD $UK. Leaving city. Inquire ot '21 U No. Emerirk St MARKETS CHICAGO LIVK STOCK. CHICAGO. Oct. 27. HUGS-Recelpts. 12.0: market 13-2c higher : bulk. flJ.oO i;13.25, butcherg, $12.5V'ri: .f0 ; packing, $1212.50; lig-üts, $12.013.25; pigs. $12.513..fi0. CATTLE Receipt, 1.200; market steady; beef, $1S; butcher stock. $5. 2."'i 13; canners nnd cutters. J3.5O0x1.2."i ; Storkers nnd feeders, $4 211.75; cows, $t.7V'M0.75; calve. $11 13.50. SHEEP Receipt. 17,0: market 5075' higher; wool lauiba, $J13.00; thorn lambs. i-2.0lT. riTTSIilRC. LIVE STOCK. PITTSRFR'i, Pa., Oct. 27. CATTLE Receipts light; lvirket steidy; chol'-e, $1411.50; good, $12..vw13; fair, $10.VJ 11; veal clves. $Rß7di0. SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipt light; market ateady; prime wethers, J'rT..") ; Kood, 5W'7;.50; fair mixed, $515.50; lambs. $13.50QH. llOtJS Receipts. 15 doubledecks: market higher; prime heavy bogs, $13.txT7j 14; mediums. 41",ll; heavv Yorkers. ll.Wll; light Yoker. $12.75.13; pies, $12.töÄÜ3; rough, $11U; etag. $7rt Ö.50. jxst nrrrALo live stock. EAST REFFALO, N. Y.. O' t. 27. CATTLE Receipts, 275; market fair, steady; shipping ster.s, 13..V1,.C0; butcher grade. Svlrl.l: cows, $3''..r0. CALVES Receipts, 1TJ ; market active, steady; cull ti choice, ?5Cfls. SHEEP AND LAMES Receipt. lO.'WK); market active. 5fK? higher; chM'e lambs. $1U..VU4; cull to fair. J'12.75; yearlings, $'Jrüll; eheep, 5152.7. CHICAGO I'ROnrCE. CHICAGO, Oct. 27. RI TTER-Creamery extrns. 57Vic; standards, 4OV2C; Örst. 43(f7VV ; pecondu, 3t"'0c. EGGS "Ordinaries, 4CKd.o5c; flrpts, 57 Uc CHEESE Twins. 5Sc; Americas, 23. I'OULTRY Fowls. 2V-; ducks. 24c; geese, 2lc; springs. 2"; turkeys. r.V. POTATOES Cars. 110; Wisconsin per loo lbs.. l.tv.il0; Minnesotas per 100 lbs., $l C5ül.S0. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. CHICAGO. Oct. 27. WHEAT No. 2 hard. $:.15U2.U. CORN No. 1 yellow, 87?SSo: No. 2 Tellow, 8Gfc: No. 0 yellow, sU ; Nl. "1 mixed, i: No. 2 miied, 7'ic: No. 4 mixed, Sic; No. 1 white. tVnOc: No 2 white Uc; No. 3 white. K74?; No. f white. fOfj?l.00. OATS No. 3 white. 5J!ic; No. 4 white. SlUtffCO. PARLEY WV. RYE No. 2, ?l.ft. TIMOTHY JslftDVrA CLOVER $12Hi20. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. O-t. 27. HOGS Receipts. t.foo:market 25-.Vc higher; bet heavies. .;i2.S5('rl3; mediums and mixed. $12.757 12.S5; common to choice, $12.753 12-S5: "bulk of pale, $12M3. CATTLE Receipts. 700; market steady; steers. .h.5017.25; cows and heifer-. fJ.rv 13.25. SHEEP Receipts, Cf0; market fteady; top, $KLfd.W. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27. Opening High Low Clo&e WHEAT Dec. 211 21 :U 20-S 2iV Mar. 2024 2a". 190 4 2 CORN Dec. S2rs MT; 2 May td WTs S-'t OATS Dec. MH Ktl 54 M Mar VO CO'i 5l!i rouk Ort. 23 50 24. ni 23 50 23 r0 Nor. 23.75 2:1.75 2?,.T0 LARD ort. lo.r.o ifo irw ior Nov. 13 40 10 45 13.30 ia."-i RI RS Oct. Nominal 1.50 Jan. U.: 14..'i0 ir.fo 1310

ATTKVnOX, FARMimS. Tlran is wiling at $2. no in 50Mb. lots or more in your sack?, or $2.10 bagg furr.tehed. Buy your bran now before fhow flics. All feeds will he higher then. Starr Mills. Hydraulic av. 9347-NovlO CASTLE FRIDAY "THE MOON RIDERS" A tremendous talc of develisli darin;?. TRirn Toy Halloons 111 !c piven away to tlu boys and and girls attending tlie matineo. ITS i ÄL JZ pew sbk sewi mJi l T Li AN S i Lincoln 5637

AUTOMOBILES

Automobile lor Salo 11 ii'.LCK-One t-n tru k In spU-udlJ condition for sale i-r exchange; big bar gain. Ferkln Corp.. Mlshavnka. Ind. ALTO BARGAINS OVERLAND TOURING. KM', FIRST PAYMENT $275. BALANCE 12 MONTHS OF $28.20. CHANDLER TOURING. 7 PASSENGER, $1,200. FIRST PAYMENT $400. BALANCE 12 MONTHS OP $57.20. INSURANCE IS INCLUDED AND NO INTEREST. F. L. MENDDZ &. CO , INC., 217 E. JEFFERSON BLVD. LINCOLN 1C03. USED CARS 8 CYLINDER CADILLAC SEDAN. 8 CYLINDER CADILLAC TOURINO CAR. DODGE BROS. TOURINO CAB. FORD TOURINO CAR. ALL IN GOOD MECHANICAL CON. DITION. E. W. STEINHART SOUTH BEND CO. MAIN 12S7. USED CARSFOE SALE USED TRUCKS AND CARS. TWO CHALMERS. 5-FASSENOER. ONE OVERLAND DELIVERY, H TON. ONE REPUBLIC, 1 TON. ONE FORD. BOX BODY. 1 TON. ONE MAXWELL. 1 TON. ONE 3-TON TRUCK. ONE 5-TON TRUCK. HAGEDORN WEBSTER. 216-222 L, JEFFERSON BLVD. MAIN 17S1. USED CARSIT PAYS TO F.CY T'SED CARS FROM A RELIABLE HEALER. 1?20 MARMON DEMONSTRATOR. 1919 FRANKLIN DEMONSTRATOR, IMS FRANKLIN TOURING. 1 FRANKLIN ROADSTER. 1013 WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE, 1?23 OVERLAND SEDAN. MODEL S3 OVERLAND TOURING. MODEL SO OVERLAND ROADSTER. 1913 DORT TOURING. FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. Used Car Dept C07 L Jefferson Bird. Main 412. USEL CAR BARGAINS Chevrolet one ton worm drive track demonstrator; 4 Cherrolets, 5 paa, including 1920 model; 1916 Babj Grand Chevrolet, 5 pais; aereral Fordi including panel body; one ton Ford truck; Saxon roadster; Overland 5 pass; Maxwell 3 pass. Casb or terms. Beletle Auto Sales Co., 313 Lincoln Way West. Phone Main 714. AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOBILE 8, 1920 MODEL. ONE 1920 HAINES TOURING. ONE 1917 HAYNES 5-PASSENGER. ONE PIERCE-ARROW ROADSTER. HAYNES SALE.! AND SERVICE. MAIN 1354. USED CARS MODEL 43 OLDSMOBILE TOURING, $.:oo.oo. MODEL 4 CHEVROLET TOURING. flOOOO. 1920 OLDSMOBILE 8 TOURING, fl.Su0.ft0. 1&J0 OLDSMOBILE 6 TOURING, $1,2 0 00. 11)17 DODGE TOURING. $745.00. MODEL SO OVERLAND TOURING. $325.00. MAXWELL TON TRUCK. $375.00. 1920 CHANDLER TOURING. $1,700.00. OLDSMOBILE SALES CO., 22) 25 S. LAFAYETTE ST. MAIN 1912. Auto .Accessories 14 ACCESSORIES JUST THE THING FOR THESE RAINY DAYS. WINDSHIELD CLEANER?. COCO AND RUBBER MATS. TO? RECOVERING?. CELLULOID AND GLASS CURTAINS. COIL PROTECTORS. RAYNOFF WINDSHIELD SOLUTION. TOP DRESSING. BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY LINCOLN 24V, 177 E. JErFEItsON BLVD. TIRES We n.ae a f-w factory orr.j les j that we will r.ejrly give away while; tier last: Ivi, .": -x'-'.'ri. J7A). Other sizes also. Master Production Corp., Oliver Theatre Bldg.. Eoom 2tJL

Used Car Prices

BUSINESS SERVICE Serviet stittlons- Hepulrlng IS j ALTOS PAINTED Automobiles and truck wanted to paint. Special prloe and quick service curir; fall se.non. Tt South Rend Exchange, 4J5 3 S. Carroll st. GELMAN Rebult Meycles at 'ow prices. Ai. uciman, 422 S. Michigan st. TIRES REXREAD-l-acK and all cor4 tires retread Mint aj vaginal. Thomas Rubber and Vulcanizing Co. 131 Lineoln way Eat Auto ldvery (Jnrnges 10 GARAGE Lnrge roomy par. ige for rent.j Cement flor and electric lights; reir 1 enter cf cltv. Innuire Lisalle av. I ... .aSTALL In fire room stam heated garage. $10 per month. M. B. GuUe, 512 W. Colfax ht. Huiiks STticcs t)ITerc-d. 18 BATHS ' Massage. Ele.'trlclty. Ladles only. HollHhan Bath Parlors, 213 W. JeZer son Blvd. Mam 55v9. GARAGES BUILT Who built your firage. Hiram? Who could but BUJ Clauaon. cf course. Lincoln 1710. REPAIR WORK Have your repair work done at your home for 7f- an hour. Call 2K7 Lincoln way W., Mishawaka. WELLS Repaired; new wells and cistern cieanlag.-11. Hale. 641 Laporte av, phone Lincoln '7. bEWERS LA1L' If jou want your sewer laid in trst-cliss iJition, ae Charles Troyer. Bell 4732. Sewer cleaning. AH -urk guaranteed. MACHINES REPAIRED ut the Vhlt Sewing Mactla Co. do yur repair work. 2uJ UUoa Trust Bldg. Mala 25L RUG CLEAMN.J Service Call M-1J14. Operator arrives, scrubs d dries 9x 12 rug In one lour; move furniture back in place snd that's all. No dirt, muss or waltiag and worrying for week cr two. Modern Electric Rug CIaners. NOW IS THE TIME. Did you have furnace trouble last winter.' Why not call on us and save your trouble this winter. Rhone Lincoln 15'J.. SHEET METAL WORK and REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS GEO. GE1EGEE Ä.- JOE WISNIEWSK1. 012 N. Hill et. WE ALSO REPAIR C-A-R-T-O-N FERN ACES THAT WERE INSTALLED BY G. E. MEYER tV SON. Building- Contracting 19 bTORM SASH storm sasn and atra doors made acd put up by us Have coal. Miller Sash nnd Screen Factory. 816 Portane av. Home phone 20.12. Heating and I'iumblng i.0 FURNACES lustailed and repaired. Wise people buy Wise furnaces. Large stock on Land. Orders tolled promptly. No delay. Est mates cheerfully given by eipert heating engineers. Phone us for prices before you buy. Staudard Heating 't Rotüng Company. Phono Lincoln 1Ö7M. 123 Lincoln way East. PLUMBING AND HEATING Now Is the time to Lave new coils Installed In your furnnce. Jobbing a specialty. New work solicited. Repair work done by truck. Complete stock cf plumbing and heating fixtures to choose from. You cave money. J. L. Taylor. Phone Lincoln C0(k". 1W15 S. Miami Bt. PUMPS INSTALLED Harvey C. Hager, 812 W. Lasalle. Automatic and electrlct soft water pumps a specialty; also high rlasf plumbing work. M-17rt2 Ilolng. Trucking. Storago 23 EXPRESS And V.gct moving. W. R. Broady. Lincoln 6163. Painting:- 1'aperintr 2 4 PAPER HANGING Fainting and Interior decorating. Reliable work, moderate ratea. Phone for estimate. Chas. Koctan & Co.. H2d S. Chapin st. U 2421. lrofessional Services '21 CHIROPRACTIC For advanced palnsleet Chiropractic see F. G. Kish, Chiropractor. 411 Dean bldg. Main S"37. Open evenings and Sunday. CHIROPRACTOR Health economically obtained through chiropractic spinal adjustmentg of Smith & Smith, room 23J Farmers Trutt Bldg. Lincoln 2t'."i. Mills bldg., Mishiwaka. Phone l.)7. Renovating and Dyeing 29 VERS REMODELED an 1 made In latest styles. Coats rellned. Order now. Main 1312. Mrs. i:. R. Wolter. 7 LS B. Keasey stTailoring and Pressing 30 COME ON BOYS LOOK AT MY NICE SNAPPY', UP-TO-DATE OVERCOAT MADE IN ANT STYLE YOU WISH, rz TO $73. HEPS TAILOR SHOP, 213 W. JEFFERSON BLVD. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female. AMERICAN LADY to iron and help with housework. Call Lincoln 2i0s C M ilv and maid. Apply Eitwurth hospital. CLERKS One girl for laboratory wor, two girls for general office work. Apply summers Medical co.. Foot of East Washington. CHOCOLATE DITTERS Two, experienced; good wages, Saturday half day. The Philadelphia. COOK Woman to di plain cooking. Call j Lincoln Li'. , CooK Reliable while woman; also sec-1 find girl; steady employment; good; wages and excellent accommodations. Audress Box C. C , News-Times, Mishawaka or phone M.shawaka 7. ! blsll WASHER Apr lv cafeteria, Y. M. A. 'Js S M:,lu sr. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS i We can give you steady employment. I i Our four factories are working full j time. j W I L S 0 N BROS. i EMPLOYMENT WuiUv A position Is opeu for a High t'-Lool or college graduate, who is sin-vrely Interested in pveple. The ork oilers an opportunity t Ujeel and take a real Interest In yir'n nnl to learn modern employment practice. Thre Is a ml future for the rlzht cirl If you ar Interested in this your cwn hand to 1 ox 01, News-Tixes, gi v 1 n g sue h f.K-ts riynu fel de irable MAID AT EPWORTH HOSPITAL. MAID Young woman for nouseworK; ene that can do -dan cooking preferred Small family. Mr?. J. E. Haughtn. 'jIj W. Wa a hinyton av. PERSONNEL WORK High s-'hooi gra 1t:ate with pleasing persou llty who 1 capable of shouiderii.g rejcnslldllty an tr.d hare a po-lti. r. with a rvid future. Wilson Bros. W. Sale sC

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EMPLOYMENT Help WanttNl l'inal OlRl -!' experienced (h -iiate dlpt erj. Apply t:.e rtiiadlpria. li'j . M.'higan st. Help Wantetl Male 3 .i BARBER. Wanted Elmer Dd lrl 1 je. 124 V. Washtr.gton av BARBER Short hours. goM wages Notre Dame Barber SSop. Nctre Dame, Jiid. Main :C0 BARBER Wanted : Bsrber. X"5, Li.f over $0. Wl y. Michigan BENCH HJVNDS Wanted first class exrT'.enced wood-worklLg lerich han1s for automobil tody work. Go-.J paying ro-sltlens i:cmediately available. Rough cr.rpenters need need not apply. Studebaker Corporation Employment Department, CARRIERSGOOD TAY TO GOOD BOYS. NEWS-TIMES,' 210 W. COLFAX AV. FARM HAND Man wanted to help huw corn. Call County P9F3. JOB PRINTER Younjf man with some experience, steady work. Apply 0Brlea Varnish Company. MACHINISTOne first class machinist a"cu"tomed to all around work. Apply Power Station. Indiana and Michigan E:e:tric Co. MAN'AiElU-District manager wanted for Fraternal liifuranre Order; pay week ly. Write Columbia Circle, 5:'.; Lem ke Ride. Ifi'lianapol'. PORTER First class porter. Apply In person. Sailor Br-"s. Co. PERMANENT WORK Do y7ü want rmatiPBt work at more pay than yuu have received before? Work Is congenial and of easiest kind. No experience necessary. Apply Room 2ti7 Oliver Annex Rblg., from 3 p. iu. to 7 p. m. every day. WOOD CUTTERS Wanted. 50 men to cut wood and haul coal. South Bend Coal and Wood Co. 152a W. Sample st. ! Window WASHER Must be first class. Apply Studebaker Administration bldg. Information Bureau. Help Male or Female 34 CtHtREbPON'DENT Any luteMUent perKon, either sex, may earn $Mo to $2") ninthly corresponding for U"wspapers ; $1. to ?25 weekly in spare time, experience unnecensary; no canvassing . subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau. Buffalo. N. Y. FURNACE MAN WANTED EXPERIENCED FURNACE AND STOVE MAN. APPLY REIS FURNITURE CO. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Men. wommen, clerks, steuograpnc rs, wanted to till government posltlous; eiaralnatlons every week. Prepare at home. Write for plan C24 payment after appointment. CSS 1017 Chestnut fctPhiladelphia. MAN Wanted to book orders for nursery stock and hire ucents. Big pay. Exclusive territory. Free outfit. Emmons Co.. Newark. N. V. OFFICE PEOPLE Attend evening school and qualify for higher salary and a better position. Term opening Monday, Nov. 1. Call telephone, or wrlt for particulars. The South Bend Business College. (Fully accredited by the N. A. of A. C. S.I PLACE YOUR APPLICATION At once for the stenographic, bookkeeping, general office poeition, that will pay you the best nalary, wjta opportunity for real advancement. Th Thomas School Licensed Employment Agency places applicant in the right position. Main 20ol, third floor, S. E. cor. Michigan et. and Washington av. Business men we Invite you to call us for competent assistants. Free service. We do public work; best rates. RAILROAD MEN Wanted men wishing pofdtions as liremcn, brakomn, colored train porters on larg IndianaOhio roads, write immediately for full Information. $E ". 2'A) month. No experience necennary. Inter Railway Iept 24."t Indianapolis. Ir-d. STUDENTS Twenty-live new ßtudents for business training Monday, Nov. 1. Catalog and full particulars on re;ue?t. Call telephone Main .r.'i, cr write the South Bend Buiness College, corner Mbhlyan and Mor.ro ts. Salesmen and pvnts 3." A CHANCE MEN BETWEEN 20 AND 'f) WHO KNOW THEY ARE WORTH $-f"3 OR MORE A YEAR AND HAVE NEVER HAD A CHANCE TO SHOW IT. ARE NOW OFFERED THE OPPOR TUNITY". ALL WE ASK ARE j BRAINS AND ABILITY" AND j WILLINGNESS TO FOLLOW THE SELLING FLAN WHICH WE TEACH VOLUNTARILY. CALL ROOMS 10 11. CUMMINS BLDG., COR. MAIN AND COLFAX A V., AFTER 10 A. M. STOCK SALESMEN Live wires. Sufficient boniSed leads furnished to keep ycu tusy ere y n rute. Our closing kad jest rs fast as they can get to tloin. A lMiüt'ng and Lig i. lacpmsn jut startK.g. CjO-ny ! liiidi-ig t.est teau'iful filling M it' ia8 la this tountrj-. Phone M-41.2. 'or no;. oiutoion r ri-U at 410 Dm He1 s. TIRES Tire fal'sr.-.en; you an raak'? more money working for us than you ran fdliriS' tLer cid Sjuth Bend men have : tu!i"i sEir. t;r-s f . r Jerw e !. e. e1-S.'i r . S'ipcT lir.es. S:l r.ade sn:all f .ru i ; 1. e x pe rTrtad Tire Co. 7C0 N. Emtrick st.

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Sittrition W.intril i 'em ji b 3rt AsMM'AN 1 Wur.t. -1. t. 'Alt!; ! -u ;rte :i. w !. ' .'." t s. 1 1 t- -M'lfy :'.' t:: . :. '. -per..f ret:. r.i j ' I .' ' - i r.f. d niKioVi:.. e A '. '.:! V " I- i 212. S-vtb CASHIER - -"':n. ladv n,:L ,, ie'.ret. Tlti ! as M.,.b-r ': I.':;-.-da "1 i'uI l'PN - Evening hu:-; y " . e : -tj.-.ite 1 i.tl -f girl. Addrs N Ir.v : 4 Situation- antci Male .7 VI KM XI RE RE I'Ai P.MAN First .f f urnit rc; r.ir r.-.t; ?, r '.t; n can do p."..N?.ring and f.r.!..:r,f. M'Cht r.:v. .l " it -f torx n ' Grant. l.' O l.i:.'.a -y W., ?!..:. 2-"'.M. FINANCIAL Uu'-liiP p;xrtunlt1' CVM'Y UlsINE. Ae strt yu '.n tho candy l:lt.es at home, t-i-ial! rooi. r ary wbr.-; ertt'.:.g f .:rnih""l : e-.ri 5.UOH) weekly up; mea-women, experience unnecessary: sdvertise ran'. Send J-elf ad lret.'d rtampeI envelope for free part! -v. laro. Kurn'e CjsItmaklng Co. Phl'.sdelpMa. Pa. liEl 1 i-e tus'.neiis thjuce ii;an, has sny kind of bslnes that y a w'.sh to engage in See him at cr. e. Rooms 7-s. Odl Fe'.lows Bl. Msla 1'iS.I. Imcstni'iii.s stM-U-, IVonds BLACKSTONE T HEATER 2 hLar-s: ?1 per share if taken at :::. Csd Main r.Va LAND CONTRACT! We have for pa several good '.i" 1 contracts drawing seen percent interest on whioh we will uc vpt G-K-ernment Bonds e.t full valu. Now the time to change 4'i percent investments Into Into 7 pertei.r. If yoj are Interested, cnin" in und sa es. S. "M. Rublnscn. 121 North M.iln st. LIBERTY B)NIS Bought and pel i. C, L. Guthrie. 42:'. J. M. S. Bb'.g. INSTRUCTION lKal Instruction "lases 43 night schoolNow In tFslon at the South Bend Business College. If ra bookkeep. lrg, khortHud. typing. EnglisU end kindred subjects In an tccredlte 1 Institution. Enter any Monday e.-eulng. Call cr phone for catalog. INSTRUCTION lyocal Instruction rraven 4.1 COMMERCIAL Our satisfied graP;ates are our ! n d vert i seme!, t. We gh tl.T.i a thorough stenographic b "oLl Ing education, and place th':n m r"l l:usin'ss positions. ! re tipper' u:-.lt j'tid advaneeaieiit me becuus ef thorough preparati..n. Our Hat" 11ensed nipl"yu."iit r;gu y Insures tneir busines- future. I i y anl night fhooj. Enter ü'iw, The Th'T'.a Commer l.il Sch -d High grade- the best. Entire thiri tl-.,r. . j:. cor. Michigan st. r.r.d Washington av. NEW CLASSES In bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, banking, ttc, viil be organize October 4 at the Soutn Ben 1 Busineeg College. Make your plma to enter on th3t date by ca.ünj er phoning for catalog. It pays to attend aa accredited institution. LIVESTOCK Dogs, Cats and 1'et.s. 47 BOSTON BULLS -Two well bred. Boston Bull fomale puppies. t'.ill at S02 So. Michigan St. from 10 to 12 or 7 to m. HOUND An extra go d rat. bit h.unfor sj!. Ingulr.- at I'nt r. h,',- SM st. Horses. Cattle, Vehicles. 4S FOR SALE Oli EX HaNGE one lay borse, Larnese, a.ricg wagon, bupgy. one Lorittf wagcu, heavy and light ßlngie Larncfs, one rear entrance rr.Uk wigon, one btorm tur?y. o";e rubber tire open and '"o bup;. Cae and see us. 0e.-n siT-d-tg. South Beul Exchange. s.. f'arrel! fct MERCHANDISE Articles I'r Sale TT CONCREJE BLOCK MACH IN ES 1 wo. Cime and see us. 0;.ui Sundays. Sörth Bend Ühan e. j(, s Carr ft. LVLRY i HINti--Bought, sold and exchanged at our row end Uicd store. Large supply cf stoves. hilling. Svoboda Co, 414 S. Michigan. Lln.ia KM 5. FLOUR SA 'RS iaj hundred pc;r. i sio for sle. Pr.ce 10-- .i-h, pp-lil for two woks or.ly. Bu.-bu Bik:ng Co.. lfd I'ortf'Ke ur. HAY BAI LEK On-? cr.ampion "If-el and block. Come aal us. tpta Sundays. South Be-d ExLange. S, Carroll s". MA( iflNEK Y 1 f-t f feed mil! mahlaery. Come and e us. open Sundays. South BeT.d i:i'L 4Vi S. Carroll st. Ml LK W Ai N t or pal" (,r x' Li:.,; no r-ir entran'-; ir.'.lk wr;o-, : e". rubber un 1 st.. I tir- Hg-t spring v:i'.u: lit'bt and i..-.-;vy s:r.ban. ess a:. I til r.irids rf w;.?"S, frirge r.r.d 1 arn 5 parts. sr.-: us, s-'utn l'ei.d E.Lai.ge, 4 .v. ;-.'-roll st. l'ORTABLE AW MILL South Ben 1 Ex hange, 4uJ fa. Carroll st. o;ta Sun da j s ST i;MBt i.'.i For s-.lo ' r r.e-v rubi er and stiel tire fir;;-: light f.p:ir:g w .ig--.: : L-'t.t and I. s;;.? L.:roe-" and .'ill K in 1 of v.- r.. sr.r:ge aud hart.'-s piirf-. (''; 1 Mn. South Bend Ex - Lange, 4 O . :--rod s. Ilnines.s 1-quTpmint r.2 SHOW Ah.v- 1 our - f.. I ;r,."trr sh--eis-.- in g-"'od cotidltloa. I':gg!j-is-c. . 2."-0 s. Ml nl'jin st. llulldiii .Materials j er thousi' d. lü'j .U" lor:.', z Luf.i.v - rftp .Mil WinM-itT'Q'i -. r. CEMEN 3 t er sie. rernet. cercet blo.ks, gravel, fa:e brick and Hi. We a. so dj all kl-ds cf ex'Ttlrg and put In tew foundations. U. l'üi. 151 1 i'ortage nr. Main Fl RNA Es U clverint rl;e cr p!p;ei furr.a en Lfctlaiatei fjriilshed ty IL C. B-htol. Leatltg ei:giL;er cf Virthal Furasce Co., 213 S. Main iL MaLa K3. . lUcl and I eeil SO W00D For sale. tr:wocd cutting. l'tone Main '.Ol. (,(k1 J hin-' to IL.it. URL IT FOR SALE Map -ewooFralrle av , 10 t..;r.':ts 2r'. ; cl.,:: wintvr uil istrd vari-tivs ;4r. Bring your and nf :iiJrlLg C't Sale ..tn.n.fS.'CH Sat T. (e t. V 1- days. We lay S.itird ;V s !i i.:. rl. s w 1 T.MREN E II'. I BEAST HilAl'i.R .No 7.$; used oa.y sL.-,.t tl'-e. : i1. ,v ;:. 1.0 ie. Call M:haw bka "J. M:-:..!i:ka. . 11 ! SlTIlOED o ! 3r e:s. :,-!', r.?' .-.. k'-rs. t . b s. .:. cr- '. 1 d -v. i ". 1 a;. : lb. ll. r i l.i !i U-i's de, j.ztr?:e::t 11 j i. ,,'. k

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