South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 318, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 November 1920 — Page 9

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

fATrnn.w morning, novitmupp. is. io;r.

NEWS Nci-s-Tiiucs Office

OF MISHAWAKA 120 Lincoln Way W . Phone Mishawaka 10

HEAVY DAMAGE TO church BY FIRE

SPECIAL SERVICES : AT FIRST BAPTIST

'iinl;iy in

Program for ariou- Phuv Wor.-hip.

;.l h- h--ld nurch V-i.-.n i. i-trr. will : vi'".i win f f IiM-r v.ir.:r: r, ;.. :.. ''wish kahl i; f?r rnoon .it n lctur f" nv: p. 1. 'clock. nrt Rev. Dr. J Irs. Mar -rarer -r. Mr rninir

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f.' I'rcir-h:!. ,- '1 by ' MIViTf i f-'-rvi' i- at th ci.;i -r'n Sum'. . '

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Ilnl Ot. nll rail wnrkcr. ud.l-.r. -oiiiiiiiit.-e and uny one lntei--M- in tin work are imltl to (hi I Yllcm-hip hall in th I f t t-l MMuiuaka i Iii.. nlnj: .it 7:r.(. wtifii rjiort-. of lYIdut's ami Sa t un I. 's r.uiva.. will I. r i i !. Tier 111 ! liort f-jH-ichc. ami inn -de to cr.liwn tin pnxeedin;s. A hundred v. xiim ii rkT started on tin nni;i of th city yi-Mcrday and ;ltliiiii;Ii iKMs an !y tin rm-uri-. -oiM)l't it Is fat-d that their effort. were fairly micv.nful. Ii ha, not been ceuernlle understood that the factories will not In rana.eij ihl- ear. hut it is ei i erteil tliat einplojes iill i-ontrilniie their dollar nu-ni-iM'fxhlp when dleltctl ut iiicir home.

GOSHEN WOMEN WIN FROM MISHAWAKA

.First Christian Suffers Lor? ! of $P,000 bv Earlv ! ! Morning Blaze.

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5 nmTC&ie iwm

OF EXTRA CHÄHGES

V. W. C. A. FELLOWSHIP WEEK BEG IMS SUM) AY

Mr. i

FV How.

Nov.

Kiro did drimace to the ixtt-nt of $0.000 to the buildlns of the Firm Christian ehurch and an estimated .

I damage of 3.ö0ö to the rontrnt?. ! AIIpv F' tim' earl' Friday mornin?. The Maze I

Five Defeat Men Folks at- - oVIock. after it had Pained: I rnnQi'ltif. Kir. V a h A n x I (a nntinPn '

(70!?nen. i Ilev. c,. . Titus, thy rastor. Paul

Van Hecke called the Central department. The firemen spent over

,;.um.is:ii cor.LlnUts unabated ai I two hours fiirhtir.ir thp flame, which'

INntiiüe howling alh y.. where ; wer caused from the furnace. '

.MisriawaKa s Citizen- en-i Tho ntir iritv, n-itVi nil tta

equipment, the serving room, inGoshen niffht. ! ri,lfini. l,r,,0 tlmnlv rf Hl:hs thP

furnace room and the rrimary room , were totally destroyed. In the audlI torlum of the church, the pulpit, j platform and front floor were de- i

e:onsiaeraDie namatre

Hrst game or the watf.r A number of hymn books i

ailUIll 11-V Will I

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Consumers Contend That Company j

Should Rebate Charges on Meters That Do Not Register Flow of Gas Correctlv.

The Y. V. C. A

j-hip unk u:li re hi :d from

14 to Nov. 21. Sur.riay .ifternoon at 4:" o'oc.:;; wp- r r rvIce will be held, at which Mipf J.an 1. Lament, rellqious work dirretrr. will speak. Her subjtct will be Jewels." Mrs. R. H. Dtr.r.lson will sincr '"I Come to Thee," by Caro Uorr.a. Th- m rvioe will bo followed

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Ion't Torsret "KEISER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP" Hfl X. Main M.t Misliiiwakii. For Ali Kinds of Sh'H ItepatrinK and Shoc.

Prr.fi, tz-rian. A. liurr.t ; t . p i-'iirr j T"). Cr r 5 i-r i n. ..! 4.1 1. - j

ws: rrc lud' "M !.. !' in V

Üubir.'-teln; -.Mer'ory. ' I ; u..-.'' ; i"Ciilr: poftlu'le. "M.-in 1" ;.'i-, ? d. Anthem. "Tho.j rrowr. -t. :n ' Yer-r." Riirdert. r.f.u r-.-.v.-r wii: '

at 7:.', 0 a. rn.

II a. in. St. Jo'ilf

Matin.-- and jwrmon

in- "If With All Your H irt." fro-M ' r:i:j.ih." Memlclshn. S. rr.:. r. ;-,ihje t, "Th- Omnlpot. -nr.- ct IA-." 'Ivfntr.tr procram: I're'u-l-. "Sn-v tl.- Tay N Over." Pa vis; offertory, "Come. .Teu Il. ilceriVT," I '.'I rt t . r'lHrif by Stark. Anhn "I Will Civ,. You Ile.'t." Wet. I'Ht. Mrr Tt rn -ran and Mr. Driver. ' Ythe !,ord." Inslntr. Sermon. "Tl.T"r.iv ril law." Chris'i.tr Kr: l ;i v -i oVToek, eindi- lirht S'-rvic". Mis Ida I. Tletts. leader. rirM FhrUtian. Arranceiv.ept have lt i r r-.a'l to roritir.ue t lie l'.ihh- ,srho-! ariI tli--i"ornlrp inTviff! of ti Fir:'. J'hrlrtian church as usm!. The h IVllow.s h.'ivf kinilly off. rid thiir h.nll en N. .!aln st.. 'ind this spirit s much appreciated by the eon-'re-L'.itlrn whoe church was badly e.iriKir'd by fire Friday m'rnin. llihle y. hoo! will be held at ?:4f, a. in., fotlowed by the ni'rn'ie frrvlee at a. m. Kvery memluT of the church Is requested he present In this time of r.e-d. I,et there b no slackeninc: of interest at this hour, but loyalty on the part of e.vitv member. I'lrst I ;vnns:ell',a. F.rv. .1. H. Fa ans. pasRr. Sundiy rchool at 9:4. a. m.: N. Q. O'IMemiM. u perintendent ; Mrs. "Walter Ort. re.irmry department. At 11 a. rj. T. ' v. V. K. T'h tretoor. repr ntatlve of the N'-ar Kast Kelief. w;M occupy the p'i'-.dt. Jur.lor alliance at f ;. in.: Youmt T'eorle'B AViance at '. p. m.. tepir, "Winninp Our Trio-ids for Christ," Mrs. Allomar. fidr. Sermon it 7 o'clock. Speei.il muic at all services. rrayrr i:'cfin Thursday evening1 at 7:4" o'clock. St. I'piit's I.titheran.

r.rv. Otto Tark. pnntor. Sermon will

;n F.-.lish lr ''c-.lnlr, at la;",n n. ni.: t: -m-iiv ychcoI -it I a. m. F.!V' houv Mi-r.div fV'-r-in'; at 7:?n o'clock. No . vn!n:' 'crvi rn Sunday. St. Andrew's I a nellrnl. tv. Osar Tviubenavor. pnstor. T".1''. scliooJ at 9 a. m.; diin- woi -?ip at 1 a. rn. St. rauVi I!pisspnl. Ttv. I. C TtotT'TS. rector r'htirrh r-cho.-l nt 0:13 a. m.: Holv I'uchnrist

(atliolir.

I'irst 1. 1..- at a. ni.: chil-

:rire::": i.i.ss at 'j a. m. anil hiih jr;i:i"- at 1 0 : ; 0 a. m. Instructions at p. in. Devotions' and ber.edic- ' riun at ?. p. in. St. Monir:i, v atliolir. !t"v. J..;h.i F. Kohl, pastor. Firs I at 7:j o'clock; children' . inasn at a. in., and hlh mats at 110. .'JO a. in ! St. I la o's Catholic. j kev. Fr. A. Shoekaert, pastor, j Fir.-t inas.s at 7:,o0 a. in. HlKn !n;i:tf at 10 a. in. Uaptisms at 1 p. m.

continues unai-ated

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.any

I .' aue rdijiitiy in the ! Wednesday was

; vii,-:i th- ladies of that city defeated th' local ladies in a most interesting i match. The former rolled good ! . core.-. Mrs. Newell leading tho

am with 4 4 4. I ne locals were ; niollshd

mewtia! Handicapped owing 10 tne,

act tili waa their season. In the me

j practice hard and will take on a re

turn match with Goyhen at no disI taut date. j The Pastime .ey live defeated

Go.shen bowlers. 2 60 4 to 2 4 :i 9 . Doc. Fischman lead In t? the team with Goo. Following wire the scores of the two pames:

Cohen ladicH. 1 Mrs. Kelly HI Mrs. Wool port. .131 Mrs, Itowell ...103 Mrs. Newell ...146 Mrs. K. U. D. . . Ill

LIQUOR VIOLATORS RELEASED ON BOND

Totals 622 Misliawakn Iadlc-s. Miss Fischmann 10ö Mrs. Schropp ..114 Mr. Zimmer'n .10G Mr?.. Huston ..100 Mlsa Long 52

...131 . . .204 1 fit

Frank and Loyal Burns Will Zimmerman I , I " 1 CA

nacns is.

Totals 4' Mishit. waka Ikw I

. Huston . . . Fischmann

1 Hoerstman

Be Arraigned in City Court Nov. 19.

Frank and Inyal Hums, who were arrested by federal officers Thursday night, were released last evening from the city Jail when each furnished a $000 cash bond for their appearance in the city court Nov. 19. Affidavit charging the men with the unlawful possession of Intoxicating liquor were filed against them yester.lay afternoon by Deputy Prosecutor C. I Metzper. Thev were arrested at the Ilinkl" Karaue, Mishawaka. The truck which they were drivinc: had a fale bottom and contained 35 cases of bomhd whiskey. The men claimed o have b-en en route from New York to Chicago.

UKIIIIVKSING FOIl SHOW. Rehearsals are now every nicht in the hieh torium for the min.s'rel

MIXSTRIX

Totals 909 Goshen Ilowlcrs. Leonard 166 Newell 16 Woolpert 151 Hlmpler 161 Kelly 149 Totals 795

, 2 3 Tot. IliO ISO 4SI 132 1C7 430 130 112 345 136 162 444 S3 119 328 710 710 1978 146 91 337 102 92 308 S9 99 294 106 12S 334 89 132 273 532 542 1546 " 146 140 477 170 182 556 149 1S1 491 171 202 544 176 17S 535 812 SS3 2604 124 179 469 198 147 513 177 165 493 1SS 176 525 149 141 439 836 S08 2439

WILL ARREST BOYS FOR DEFACING THE WOMAN'S CLUB SIGNS

' Sp'Mjil to The News-Times : j GOSHEN, Ind., Nov. 12. Goshen city haj declared war on the G oshen Gas company, owned by the American Railways Co., a Philadelphia syndicate, and a long and bitter fight appears cer- I tain. S The result of several hundred gas consumers here protesting! payment of extra charges levied by the gas company on the theory j that prepaid meters, such as have now been removed on the order!

of the Indiana public service commission, did not register the flow

brary. valued at about $700. was dc- ! Qf gas correctly, the company -troyed. Two Richmond pianos ! 1 1 1 1 nnn were badly damaged. should rebate more than $1,000 On returning to the station the j collected in such manner, firemen were pleasantly urprisod Thomas J. Reynolds of Philaby Rev. Titus bringing them a , . J J . . . lunch consisting of ham and cheese aelpnia, traveling auditor ot the sandwiches and hot coffee and j American Railways Co.. cave

cream. lie paid a pleasing trinuie l j r 11 tn k X ;JI;' ...1. u i the order to enforce collection

in eraces

WHERE? At the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. HEIN? Every night except Saturday, beginning Sunday, Nov. I 4. ELCOME to all.

rAV and y SOEHg

ruined. Rev. Titus entire li-

said was excellent. The damage is only partially cov ered by insurance.

ACCIDENT VICTIM IS CRITICALLY ILL

William Schlott, 130 TV. Marion St., is in a critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital and the attending physicians have no hopes for his recovery. About 10 days ago Mr. Schlott, while operating a circular saw at the Lowe Bros. lumber tlanInjr mill, sustained injuries which resulted In hi3 suffering; a rupture of the bowels.

1TNTEIITAINS AT IJIUDGE. Mrs. K. W. Knorr, 4 20 Calhoun st.. entertained 14 tables at auction bridge yesterday afternoon complimentary to her mother, Mrs. G. C. Fry, of Chicago. Favors were won

by Mrs. Norrls Algier, -south Uend, 5 the board of public works, declares and Mrs. F. C. Yeager, Mishawaka. the board and the common council A dainty luncheon was served. A . stand as solid in favor of the city acnumber of South Bend ladies were ouirincr the ras- comnanv nrooertv.

of the extra charges, known as "P. P." charges. Yesterday the order was revoked by Frank J. Pryor, Jr., of Philadelphia, controller of the American Railways Co., who wired F. A. Schaefer of Philadelphia, who is in Goshen managing the plant for the syndicate, directing him to wipe out the Reynolds order and to rebate all collections made under it. Many ltgitrr Protest.. A steady stream of consjmers formed at the ga company office, all of whom registered protest. In the line of ohjectora were many women. Complaints have for more than two years been made asrainst the Goshen Gas Co. Consumers allege incorrect reading of meters, inferior quality of gas and In a few instances discrepancies on sums of money taken from prepay meters.

Amasa G. Hoovens, president of

present.

Automobile robes at

in progress

school audi- 1

show which

be staffed in the auditorium

net Wednejday and Thursday evenings. The entertainment is undr the auspices of the Tri Kappa sorority and rrT'tiTiMv evry member In th chapter will take part, ar well as outside amateur talent. Miss Lillian Hall, who makes a sperialty of directing min.s're! show;-, will be

in charge and will also take

Like to

Her ffonir. rv Me," Is

"HowM You verv clever.

part. Mar-

FhThardt's

Ad. Ut:: j

Out leather olcs and sole leather at Fberh irrit s. Adv. llt'J

Mishawaka Classified"

Lost nnd

Found.

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Houses

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The signs at the fa?t and west entrances to Mishawaka, erected through the good offices of the civics department of the Mishawaka Woman's club, Mrs. E. D. Ryrkit, chairman, and which had been destroyed by youthful vandals, have again been put in order through the kindness of H. M. Reamer of the Premier Bed Co. The police have been asked to arrent anyone interfering with these signs In the future and boys are to be warned of this. The department has pone to considerable ex pens- In having neat and attractive signs at tho entrances anil is determined to make an example of any boys defacing1 them. The department wishes to call the attention of citizens to th fact thit this is the time of the year for them to take out ah permits. In order that the umdKhtly spots throughout th' ity may be obviated. A permit co-i'n bit little, and the city attemN to the removal of dirt and rubbb-h regularly.

INFANT HANCOCK PIES. Helen, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dabcock, 1214 S. 13th st.. died Friday after a four days' illness. The child was born Nov. 3. 1920. Funeral services will be held from the residenco this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in the city cemetery.

Officials of the American Railway Co. place a valuation of $200,000 on the plant. The city estimates a bond issue of $ t ri 0,0 0 0 would be required to finance the proposed deal. One

man, It is said, has offered to take one-third of the bond issue. If the city and the American Railways Co. are unable to agree on a price, the city proposes that representatives of the Indiana public service commission come to Goshen and place an appraisement on the property. The situation has become so very serious that the. Goshen Gas Co. must either give consumers a square deal or face the consequences, in the

opinion of city officials and others,

Several months ago the Indiana public service commission raised gas rates here about 40 percent. Special testing equipment tho commission ordered placed in the gas plant has never been Installed. The company asserts failure to get it is due entirely to slow shipments.

Goshen city ordered testing ap-i paratus which, if It ever reaches here, will bo installed in the city building, where a daily test will be 1

made of the quality of gas provided by the company. When the Indiana public service commission conducted a hearing here several months ago on petition of the Goshen Gas Co., in which authority was asked to increase rates about 40 percent, the statement was made that if the boost did not come the syndicate would become bankrupt, so far as the Goshen industry is concerned. The gas plant here was established in 1870. Much of th time It was owned by Goshen residents. The American Railways Co. owns gas plants at Warsaw, Ind., NU es. Mlch. , Cape May, N. J., and fcevera!N other places.

A cordial invitation is extended to the services o f the

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GOAL EXPORTS FAR BELOW COUNTRY'S TOTAL PRODUCTION

FARM FEDERATIONS ELECT OFFICIALS

Liberty and Lincoln Townfcliips Increase Membership Enrollment.

nxij cor.vrv spi:i:di:k Motorcycle Ol'icer Arthur Austin of the county highway department arrested George Lehr of Bremen, Ind., Friday for speeding on the Bremen highway and when the offender was arraigned before Justice. Fnos lxmg at Mishawaka, he was lined one dollar and costs amounting to $11.

PRESBYTEF

CHURCH

UAN

Tomorrow.

10:45 a. m., 7:00 p. m.

Dr. Burnett will preach. M usic by the Presbyterian Quartet Mrs. Margaret D. Corporon, o rganist

County Ajrent

K. C. Rad an-

j nuu m-crt Friday that the members of 1 the Indiana Farmers' federation in Nov. 12. Coil "'X- ' T ;k. .-.., mliin li:i-. dcted the

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pen i.v m i.u iiik jur amuum. to or.iy

IK- T'nlted Pr'si: m:w. YORK.

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I'LA.V 1XU A7.AK. The omen of St. T'eter's Lutheran church met Thursdae afternoon at the bom., of Mr. Phillip .Tatr. W. Fourth st. The time ua.s spent in SMwing for the b.zar which will be held Pec. 3. Another me'ting is eheduli-d for r.ext Thursday afteriinori In th. rli;rch hall. whn all liV'mbrrs of the. committee are re-oti-td lo be present. Refreshments were rved by the liottta. harti:i:ly Mi:irriG. Servi.-es ar i-v uig held at.th' Fre?.l't horjist chur-h from Nov. 12 to 1 1 inclusive on account of the quarterly metln which js now In ss-o-i. Rev. J. Timb'-rs of Jackson.

j Mil ii.. district elder. have j '-barge of the m rvi-i . which will ! j In Id Friday. Saturday and Sunday ,v. Tii"rs and Sunday mrnin,' fol- ! l'-v. ie.g Sundav schoc'.

... Per cent of the countrv's total "OW1"- ,,"" l',B l"

produ :tion. the Interstate commrn j af t'aira for the coming year: Larl comiiiision said in a Matem-nt to- ! t:,.ttch. r. president: A. C. Mangus.

Culler. fec-

r.ta rv-tr.a-urer. iiira aiso .aiu

that the federation's recent member- j stiip drive bad rreatly increased j

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uay. nih is larger ir.an exporus lor , , . f j .w. .. , ,r... i. ... 1 vlce-preMdent. and I rt d

" "" lJ1lJ lJlJ 1 ' retarv-trea-urer. Bird

tney ranged irem o.bb per cent to t!.3 0 per cent of the production, and

it was a minor factor in bringing about "unjUitilied" pncea over tincountry as a Ahole, but did causn exorbitant prices at New York, Phila delphia, Raltimore, Hampton Roads and Charl.ton. S. C. th--f-ointniion iid. For the hrt time recently the export and bunker -mands through the.e j.ortM wa. more than one half the coal shipped to thf.vo ports. "Tlie foreign demand intensified tho abnormal domestic demand," said an interstate commerce; Matement and the several factors together afforded an opportunity for the prices nt justified by the production. To the country as a whole tho foreign demand was ;i minor factor but in that part of the eastern coast bed inn which was d. pendent on shipments on tidewater line.s th4 foreign demand wa a erj' itnportant factor. This ttatemeut was asked as a senate resolution passed June 4, 1920.

that organizations enrollment over I what it had last year in that townj fhii. Thursday r.i;rht the following of- ' Ib-.TS were elect d in Lincoln township to i-epies nt the f ede-ratien in j that locality: Fred Castlebaum, president; Herman Go-ppert. vicei president, and Oscar Harney, secre-

tary-treaiuri r, accord in c to Lira. ti. L. Moss who is rejiresentinr the State l-'ederation of Farmer? in nortlv rn Indiana, is In chirro of all membership drive meetings.

THE FOOL'S PARADISE On 1Mctwro4 and Voie nt .'NHhau).a 1. I. CAsTLi: HALL sf.nday i:vi:nin;, nov. nth.

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l wav 11.. entertain d about

l. twaka women at tea. Thursday

fternoon. The affair was ir honor

LIVESTOCK

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Mr:. f. M he i.'j tile Th. home

G. Sanderson of Chicacro,

house guct of was artistically

wth autumn flowers and

Mrs. Mix. decorated lva i s.

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WILL HAVi: Ptr LUCK Sl ITITIL

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It. Vane TL IL Man Sas thei XV uy It Uestnml His Wliv Li Wonderful. W. TL Miller, car repairer for the New York Central railroad at Ft. Wajne. Ind., is another railroad man who comes out strong for Taniac. "For ten years." said Mr. Miller, "my wife has been suffering from stomach trouble and gering wor? gradually till a- cut a year a-o he suddenly became violently ill. and had to s:ay ir. bed for dnys. "Slr.ce that time she suffered

! dreadfully till I got lur a bottle o. jTanlac. She b.ad no appetite and i after nearly everi" meal she wculc"

bloat up w:th gas and have paint" al. through her body. She was so nervous she couldn't rest at nicht, anther back and limbs hurt all the time. She wa?; so weak, tired, and won out t2i- had a. hard time doincr her housework. "We read ü. !ot about Tar.'.ac helping other people, but we had ppen: sm much money trying dirfert-r.. n.edicines that did her no -od. we heMtated some about getting it Finally I took a bottle home to h--and It proved to be just thd medicine phe had been needing all the time, and it surprising how quick she began to mend when sho starteitakir.g it. "All her :omach troubles ar gone now, her strength has increasc. till she dees all her housework without tiring, and sa she is feelir.?: bttu-r than she has in many years. We Loth think Tanlae im the gnates: medicim. ir. the world." Tan'.ac i- o'.d in South Rend a: the Central Drug Stör. Public Druir S:ere. London's Pharmacy and V:tick's Cu: Hate Drug Store, and in

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Cause For ihanksgiving Ries Sale of

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10-pound Pail Lard, Home rendered $2.20 Single pound of Lard 24c Cooked Pressed Beef, sliced, per pound 28c Veal Roast, per pound 28c Veal Chops, per pound 30c Veal Stew, per pound 23c Veal Pockets, per pound 22c Bacon Squares, per pound 22c Salt Pork, pr pound 18c

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Short Ribs of Beef ,13 1 i n A o h z per pound .... l Li - Beef Brisket, tfj) per pound et?

Beef Shoulder Roast,tff

per puuuu Hamburger, per pound Frankfurters, per pound Bologna, per pound Livcrwurst, per pound

Fresh Sausage, per pound .

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Smoked Sausage, per pound t&

Hearls, 1 per pound .... 0 L 2

Liver, A per pound w

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Sliced Smoked Ham,!) Lean, per pound HÖv

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Extra Lean Sugar

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fju:ai nun, ioet .lvd singer. This address will be the first of a series of Sunday talks oa Character Building Spiritually. Phytdtially. Mentally and Morally. From 7 to 7:30 a Sacred Picture and Praise Service will te held.

services Vvery Sunday at South Uend in th1 LiSallo th'-nt. r from 9 to 12 l. m. This effcrt is to reach the un:hur. hed mass-s. but all Are wel-:ome

A Trio of Girls With an Original Theme

JONTEAL FRANK Singing Dancing Yodel in g

BURNHAM, FELIX AND PHILLIPS Comedy Character Creations

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Clauy Instrumentaliits Grand Opera to Ragtime

RIAL HOWARDS Daring Trapeze Performer

, 6 Piece Orchestra 6 Miss Ethel Starr Director A GOOD COMEDY PICTURE ACCOMPANIES THIS BILL Shows 7:30 and 9 O'clock. Sunday Matinee 2:45 USUAL ADMISSION

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