South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1921 — Page 14

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

NEWS OF MISHAWAKA Wezi's-Timcs Office 120 Lincoln Way W . Phone Mishawaka JO

fcMGLISHiCULPI HtftS TO LfcCTUUE ON RUSSIA.

SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES

Congregation

ir.-t Christian

to HrOn Auditorium Other Denominations

rvi( s will mark

f the First Christian

A ; ; r t f i .i t he r - I" ir k;

h-ir- I. a tditoriurn tomorrow nmrn- - I to n tire some month

.. the r-iMr-;aticn hart ren :c to h-!d j-?rlrf In th" Odd j .i:..As hall for vrno time. Hi.hU'!

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Deposits in North Side Dank at Highest Point lVpo.:t.- In the North Side Tru. A; tSnvinc hank art- at the hih-5t point in the hlMory of th" Institution, while the total a.-wtn of the hink now' amount to ovrr 1 1 . 0 r-o , o o o . The and. other gratifying noortfl were nulmitted to the director it the regular mfKintf Thursday. The incrtaf"- In deposits is attrihuted to the recession in iri.s which has enabled people to wave more money than heretofore.

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the evening worship, ii i. i i

r l.TW-w-H will rneei

in'l at 1 f : 4 r. the pastor. ('. , 'will pi each. Communion will ol-xrvol at 11 Mrir v.ül 1-e furr.!?he-I hv

th. quarVf, composed of Mrs. ('. V. T 1. r, Mr "V;. ! lx Klf.cum. T VI. (i.tt.- : :i I r. ivu-rn. In th4' aftt:' r. a men's mam tnertlnr will ! . li Ul iinrifr the uu);i-H of th; ; M"t!v'lK church. Christian J : .- , I . avor will he held at and th. mfnir.' irvir at 7:T0. Rev. Ti'.u will pre.irh on ;t subject of tf.il intrrcs. Koeci-i! musdo will

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K. v. i:. Mirl- IVirkf-r, rnstor. in-lay .-rlio-il at 'J.4Z. morning wor--l.il' at 11 o'clock. Sermon. "Th ;ift of Holi.lay Fant." y th.- ;itor. Woman' m"tinir at 3 o'clock !:i aulitor:um. Mi Jrane Limont will 1-- in charge. Men's m.i.s f -tir.c at ?, o'clock in th Fir.'t Chri.im hurch. W. K. IMttentfer. of St. Pawl's M. IZ. church at Klktnrt. wi'.l i.,tk rm the utJ'rt, "fjnd's f ; if t to Character." KvpTiir.ir K-rvlc- at 7:30. This will he th" last of th" vanKtlllf tir servlceH und Dr. Parker will -peak on the ?h in-. "Th Traut-dy of a Lot Opportunity." Hrt angelical. F: v. .T. II. ICvan. pa tor. S'unl.i v yrhool at ' : 4 Z a. m.t X. Q. )'151 nni-. sajorintenrlent. -Morning worship at 11 oYlock. in chare of th" Woman'f Missionary nooiety tf the church. S rmon by the pastor on the suhject, "Mi.ion. th c;rat"st IJvir.ff Issu"." Junior noet it 2:.o0 p. m. Vounp People-' Alüanc" at o'rlo. k. Miw dlady Itol,i.sf)n. lea'i r. I'venlnp worship at 7 o'clfx k. in rharp." of the Alhriuht PitI" i las. I'irvt Pr"sI)trLan. It"v. J. A. Hurntt, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. mornlnsr worship at 11 o'. lock. Mrnlr.if protrram: Prolud" ty Zett"rhart; ffertory, "S'Ttnadt," MfMkuwskl; pos.tlu'le. Sheppar.'h Anthem. "I Am Alpha an. I m"tfa." Sermon. "The Tru" Values of Ufe." F.ver.inK rTSTam at 7:30. Prelude. "Hymn of Nun.-." 1-febure-W-ly; offertory. "Sunset." Popen, posilmhr, "Alb'ro Pomposo," ;alhraith. Antr.em. "IUesed Ue(U "mer." I)eo7a. Solo. ) pry Thy Trars," by Russell Driver. Sermon. "Th" Mot Favoro! Woman of the Acs." St. IVtrT's laitlienin. otto Turk, pastor. Plvine F"rice in th" KnKllsh lantraawe ai 10:30 a. in. on the suhjoct, "Th- Poubt and Fr-.cer t ilnti s of Human Reason Conc-rnink' lb" Sufferirj? and Peath of th" Son of Hod." Sunday school at '.::?0. No rveninc: service. Ribla hour Monday at 7::0 p. m. rn-c Mt-tlirxllM. Sunday school at I': 30. love feast at 1 a. m. and preachinsr at 11 oYlork. followed by communion. Praise service at 7 p. m. and pr a rh i n K at 7:45. IMrst IinittJ.-t. It"V. M. K. Ilawktnsj, pastor. Bible vehool at J : 4 r a. m. Morning worship at 10:4 5. Junior H. Y. P. at 4:3ft p. m. and S'nior P. Y. V .V. fit f, o'clock. Fvcnlr.K worship at 7 p. in. ItmiMiminl Hllt. Sunday school at r.:4 5 a. m. Frank . lov". superintendent. Preaching nt 1! a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. C P. Rash, of Flkhart. will be in rharpe of the services. St. I'aiil'H lY'smpal. Rev. K i Proper;, rector. Holy F'icharit at 7 : .K- a. m. Church cho.d at .:tr. a. m. Matins and .-r.non at 11 a. m. F.eninjC ser1. oh at 7:30 o'cl-" k. Rlcht Rev. R.

W. Moultoti. hinhon of Utah, will ; rt-s.-nt and pr a h the nerrnon. r.ni;INh Lutheran.

Suiidty school at 3:30 a t.r.-M. liincr at H':4:. n. m. Rev.

f - ftrowy in ch'iri:'-. St. .ToM-ph's Catholic. l'irst. ir. is.a at 7:3'" a. m.. children's mass at o'clock, and hlch mas- at 1:30 a. m. Instructions at

2:30 p. m. and devotions at 3 p. St. Monb'a's Catholic.

j'irst niMHS at 7:30 o'cUick hicrh tr.ass at 1:30 a. m. St. llao' Oitholio. T'!rt iiKis.1 .it 7:A o'rlork. ni.ss at lo o'clock. Pnptisrr.?

WOMAN'S CLUB TO OBSERVE ANNUAL AFFAIR SATURDAY

One Act Plavs to 0 PrcBented at Regular Meeting.

m.. Paul

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Perpetuating a custom of .several ytarH standing, the Mishawaka Woma.1 club will tomorrow observe its annual play day. presenting before a LTeneral meeting of the organization two on"-act productions, entitled "The Kettle Sinus and "The Maker of Prearns." The program i announced tj bein at 3 o'clock in the club rooms, and much interest Is belrj? tvlnced In the entertainmenL Mrs. W. El. Rorley. Mis-s Hazel Harris and W. ICupene Putterworth will contribute vocal numbers during the .afternoon as the musical portion of the program. Mis. Kdwina K. Pay of the hiKh f hool KnglLsh department, has beer, in charge of the coaching for the first play. "The Kettle Sinks' or "Tho Pomestic Conscience." a littl" ci medy of the vres-nt day, by Caroline' f. P. Wild, in wblrh Woman's club members will enact the roles. Tif- playlet's motif is) based on the bU5y life of too modern woman, who when -beset- with appeals from many phases of life, determines to live true to her Ideal of keeping a part of ach day for her home. The kettle, a, t'lft from her mother, symbolizes th" spirit of the home, and th- mrsoRc of the play to every woman is "He? sure your kettle sink's." Club women who will appear In the east are: The motor maid. Mrs. Fred C. Corporan Lucy Pott Mrs. W. C. Kirby John Pott Miss Marion Clark Mrs. Smithkin Mrs. Frank II. Huber Mrs. Rysum Mrs. James . Rostwick Miss Schoolcraft Miss Mildred Fonda Miss Martha Meanwell. Mrs. Yernlce F. RudwU

Foster Mrs. I,. M. WaltonRafael Keats, Mrs. Robert V. Möhler Plate Darwin. Mrs. Charles A. Semler Mry Black... Mm. A. I. Shank delivery boy. Miss Ruth

Roohor, Miss Mary Clark "The .Maker of I renin.." f.-liphant Dawn's fantasy. "The Maker of Dreams." will be Riven a: th second production of the afternoon, with three hifjh school students composing the cast. Alex Campbell as "Pierrot." Miss I!s Sackman as "Pierrette" and S ward Rower as "The Manufacturer." will prs"nt the plavb-t. which in an allegorical way tells the story of the visit which the manufacturer. typifyIn ir love, makes to the home of PUrrot and Pierrette, and of the manner in whic h ho shows to them their hnppiness and the way In which they may make their most rherlshed dreams com" tru el Miss Ruth .Merino of the hiph school Knrlish department, has been in charpo of the coaching' of th" play.

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Two

CIATIHY VArpFA'ILI.n Vaudeville and a live reel motion picture the attraction at the Century theater tonicrht and tomorrowafternoon and niwht. Four Mia pi y acts headed by the Magnolia troupe, blackface entertainers of sonc. dance and piano, are offered. lamb and CJoodrich present their original dancing novelty, which proves a regular "Jazz whirlwind." Marie F.lmore i a dainty sinpln comedienne, while Pento brothers, acrobatic wonders, complete the bill. Starting Monday, the Harrison Musical Comedy company, will begin a four days engagement with a high claris repertoire of comedies, the first and opening bill being "Hcnperked Ueno."

LAIM IV AU The Ladies' Aid

miii-ttim;. of St. Peter's

Lu:b.-rno rh irrh mot I n-ntna anerro. in the hall. Mrs. Albert n,ii-.-.. w.w the hotes. The next

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AvlU be Ik-M in the h ill Feb.

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I. M. -rd

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jartv and K. ef P.

danc' hall.

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i: rsi: my nrsr." Speed. romance, thrills that's what "Excuse My Dust." the f.vepart Wallace Reid comedy at th UncoJn today. i.s replete withRisking his neck for love, his son and a. dare in the widest race of speed demons ever shown on the screen. Adapted from the Saturday Kvrnini; Post storv. "The Hear Trap." the cast Jr.cludrs such favories as Theodore Roberts. Ann Li'tlo and Tully Marshall. The be?t of all Wallace Reid photoplays. Tomorrow a varied program of short reels, including both comedy and drama, is the ; ttraction at the Lincoln.

Mishawaka Classified

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t' ::a'1r C"le, H.'en I at.N. fire good cor-1 t:ik' I d ge reac!ter r ta tra-'.e. Koy Jsquita. P, I, .rcl? and Con. 1 1 .

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Situation- Wantiil 1 Vniftlo

LVl VVhutl. a joiin l3ily wf CUrUUAa f.4i:ii a,l ur.in.u:nt-Tc.l. to tike u? tiTfM::g pesiti'-a vlti ii Company doli g futlM.'.l l-i:inrs. per ii.iifb. x;.mi nd commission pnl-1 s-.;en.!i.i "pp Ttunlty : lr phr!ie aud a'idr- I'. ' -1. N Tin y

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l.iiy to tke up Oi or y in interest of SI t.i S2.00 rr day

Ai lress, e-Tt:aee, Box

Articles lor Sale.

liK .Vl.l! poiil.l.' set barn"; oiip-lu-rne !o!i I itU box. '.:;' S 1 7 1 1 1 t.. Hirer Park -"t"'.

Wiintdl To iWijr

WA.NTi:i 'I'O 1U V A seven er eight roora h.oise In Mlstia w.ika ; ill pay rmh H. Prll. N.w-Ti-.es. Iff

Koom Mf!i llojiil

WILLIAM P. CLYNE TO BE HERE SOOU

Director of Life Saving For Red Cross to Conduct Classes in City. Word haH been received by Mrs. S. N. Bauer, of the local chapter of th Rd Cros, to the effect that William P. Clyne. director of life saving for tho lake division, will be in Mishawaka March 10, 11 and 12 and will conduct clause for Instruction on resuscitation. These classes will be held in the central fire station and the public Is invited to Join th"m. In his letter to Mm. Hauer, Mr. Clyne say, "I would b very much plat to eHtahllh a life-saving corps or any number of them In Mtuhawalift, and will teach resuscitation to the police and tire departmnts. If I can be of .my further servier to you, do not hesitate to call upon rn." Mr. Clyno teaches the Shaffer method of resuscitation which deals thoroughly with tho element of rescue without any kind of mechanical assistance. He will give instruction In life saving, first aid and resuscitation made necessary by injury from either fire or drowning. The lire departments of the various factories are especially Invited to take advantage of the classes.

Michigan Pastor to Open Scries of Services Here Rev. H. E. Mllb r of Jone, Mich., will be?ln a series of revival services Sunday evening; at the- M. U. C. church, cor. Iocurt and Ilatell Hts., according" to an announcement made by D. H. Huffmajt, of Elkhart, pa-stor of the local church. Service; will bo held each evening next wctk, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school ervtee at 10 o'clock tomorrow . morning will be followed by a sermon by the pastor. Evening service will be held Sunday at 7 o'clock. ...

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Henry (rets Decree After 11 Years of Married Life 1 t After being marri"d 41 years Charles N. Henry Friday was granted divorce from Mirgaret Henr in th st:p rior court. He ch.ug-i" that l.is wife abandoned him in November, l.ic,. Their marriage took p!a-" in Jul-. lTv. Incompatibility and r.aggimr are the ground on which Aron Hitch cock was granted a divorce from ; Rmm.'i. Hitchcock in the s iperirr c'.urt IYid.iy. They were married ct. . 1-04. and separated Dec. 1 J " .

I GRANGER

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Un. Clare Sheridan, who is comin? to Anerica to teil of her experiences wben she m.ido statues ol Lcnlne and bis leaders. Her son. Richard Sheridan, is also shown In the photo.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO REOPEN SUNDAY AFTER ALTERATIONS

Mrs. 1). J. Sgger:ran and daughter, Kthel. Mrs. John T. Metzger. Mrs. Joan Cherhart. Mrs. Claude I, nglty and mui. Van. Mrs. Hoarce Longiy and Mrs. F. F.. Iwry of (Jrang.-r. and Mrs. Arthur Runkb of I3d wards-burg. Mich., were guests at the Missionary meeting of the Christian church at the home of Mrs. T. X. Ivonglt-y Thursday. .rr.ohl Kolliloff of Mhs, Mich., Wa-S in (Jtanger Thursday evening, "biuri" l.ngley was in South lJc'nl Thi!rstl:ty. Cbarby HofTrnan .f KdwjnlsLu.rg was in Oranger Thursday. Mrs Charles Hoffman of Edwardl org. Mich., -isitt-d Mrs. K. II. Shaffer Thursday. Mrn. Fred Hawkins and Mis;s Mary Oilmp spent Velnesday at the home of tluir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Shimp. of South Bend. Mr. ind Mrs. Joseph Crowell entertained at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Joseph Crc v.ei:. Their guestj were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Crowell.

LOOK THIS OVER Reopening Christian Church Sunday February 6tb

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Four Big Services 9:45 A. M., 10:45 A. M.. I

and 7:30 P. M. Special Music by Quartet: Mrs. C. FZ. Tyler. Mrs. W. Slocum. Mr. r. V.. Co ifand Mr. F. Peterson. Evening Dig Saxophone Musical by Mr. Grady i'eager, Ba?e Saxophone Mr. Ed. Kawalski, Tenor Saxophone Mr. Art. Humboldt, Alto Saxophone Mrs. Josie Cunningham. Soprano axnphor Mrs. Mamie Eastrrday, Piano ALL WELCOME 7:30 P. M.

life among a happy end-

girl and has won

the are

Ti) HAVE QUAHTFRJjY- MEETINGS. Quarterly meeting services will be held at the Free Methodist Episcopal church beginning Friday and continuing Saturday and Sunday. Re J. Timbers of Jackson, Mich., district elder, will be In charge. Friday and Saturday evenings the services will begin at 7:30 o'clock.

C. W. HICK DINNEIt .MONDAY. The dinner to be- given in honor of Calvin W. Rice, secretary of the A. S. M. E. at the Hotel Mishawaka on Monday evening. Feb. 7, will he attended by members of all branches of the engineering profession and their friends. Late reservations eaa be made through E. H. Ahara up to Saturday noon.

ENTERTAINS GOOD WILL CLASS. The Good Will circle of the First Christian church met Thursday evening at the home of Rev. G. W. Titus, 317 Lincoln wy W. During the buidncK session it was decided to purchase communion furniture for the church. The remainder of the evening was spent socially. Contests were enjoyed and the favor awarded to Kyle Hawkins.

After being forced out of its old

church building by fire, the nngregatlon of the First Christian church! will again take possession of ii Sun-! day Anornlng. During the past! three months the services have be-n ! held In the I. O. O. F. hall. Great j changes have been made in the i church interior which is siid to i-ej one of the most beautiful In city , The entire building has been gone over and painted in attractive colors by F. G.. Lewis, of this city. The! carpenter work was done by J. A. I Wlecamp also of Mishawaka. j Plans are under way to make Sun- i day one of the biggest days in the I history of the congregation. i

expf-; -iene. s, inc'u-lintr the Indians. There i.-; ing of rout s--, whi r. ti man whoso heart she-

finally united. Miss Mason gives an

;ind mosi artistie performance

no-nd MeKee 5 excellent as the lover. Edward J. Le Saint, who directed the picture, has done a. very fine piece of work.

admirable

Ray-

Mashrd Riders Threaten Non-Union harm Renters

MLES. The injld weather and the increasing pri-:es have been responsible for" a. large increase in the number of furs brought into the markets of If tal fjr dealers. Skunks in particular have evidenced a readiness to be lured from their holes, and aro paying the penalty therefor. Ccon skins are very scarce, and only a few mink have been brought into the market thus far, although it is belicvet; that the increasing prices will stimulate the trapi'crs tu greater effort. A few ermine have been sent from the north anil command a good price. On the whole, however, skins are but 3 percent plentiful as they were at this time last season.

Ily Ass.- !.:( .1 l're PR1I wSEPi RT Masked nirht ri'

All.. Feb. 4. is with hors:

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white cloth descended of non-union farm 1 iv n iglit and served

FOX

TEMPLE

M3CIIAKL Fl'NERAL SERVICES. Funeral services for Ira A. Michael, 213 S. Race st.. will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Coats funereal home. Rev. G. W. Titus officiating. Rurlal will be In the Highland cemetery. South Hend. The body may be viewed at the Coat.s establishment up to the time of the funeral.

ricrritE at

TODAY. It is doubtful if Shitiev

has ever been seen in a more delightful and charming role than that of Joan, a waif, in "tlirl of My Heart," a William Fox picture to bo shown at the Temple theater today. This Is a screen version of Fram es

Marlon 'Mitchell's novel. "Joan ofj

Rainbow Springs." "Girl of My Heart" contains tremendous heart interest and lmludcs a delightful love theme, as tin- title

suggests. The story is of a girl In

mate of an orphanage, who im

the enmity of the trustees, is oust

by the trustees for a mischiev

oriense. ami passes on to various

; upon

Mason j t n:lt on

upon a : nters

roil..- that they "either join the tenants' union or leae our farms within 1" days." Tiw also called

la Tid ovner and demumle.1 . - i ..

v union larmers ie empioj-

; ed or given shelter. I The demonstration, it is under- .' stood, was a r suit of differences

!arih-.g lutwcrn land owners

union

latti r crops In n ti

and

tepants oer nuests or the for a one-half shar-- in the Instead of on--third. as has for., b'-n the b i-:s- of land

(HAND VIEW Mrs. Charles (.roves visited in South Bend on Wednesday. The, W. M. SI. have postponed their nveting which was to be held this week at the home of Mrs. Claude Darling. The date for tho next meeting has not been announced. Mrs. Edward Krill and Mrs. Willard Kr'.ll were the guests this week of Mrs. Rowen of Five Points. Owen Miller and Ellsworth Ewers of South Rend were Sunday guestö at the home of iMr and Mrs. J. Ewers. Mrs. Chas. Rerry spent Thursday in South Rend. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galoener and daughtc. Vera of South Rend . ere Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Matteson

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TODAY William Fox presents

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The romance of an orphanage waif who is forced to flee from a cruel guardian because of constant abuse. You'll laugh, you'll weep, and you'll love sweet little SHIRLEY MASON more than ever. Also "HE LAUGHS LAST," a Bit; V comedy. TOMORROW DOROTHY G1SH in "LITTLE MISS REBELLION" Her latest photo-comedy. It's a storm of excitement, accompanied by gales of laughter. Also Mutt and Jeff in "FARM EFFICIENCY," and

DON'T TICKLE," a Clyde Cook comedy.

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liEWS-TOiES

SALE CAIiLED OFF. I have decided not to hold my sale on the Kamm ffarm Tuesday. Feb. J. Loui" De Wcspalaere. 4t: Advt.

ELECTION" OF OFFICERS. The annual election of officers was held at a meeting of the Royal Neighbors Thursday evening at the homo of Mrs. William Schidler. 224 Indiana av., as follows: President,' Mrs. Mary Hossman; vice president. Mrs. Ethel Andrews: secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Mae Sluss.

Plitlathea das pa-stry at Colbert's Hardware. Saturday morning. 4tl Advt.

GIVES STAG PARTY. Mrs. J. Shearer. 937 E. Third nt.. entertained at a sta party Thursday evening. Games and music were enjoyed and the favors awarded to Mrs. Vern Dossett and Mis Eva Sensibaugh. A three course luncheon was served.

Attractive line of spring millinery on display at the Carpenter Millinery. Ad 3t2

"The True Values of Life" By J. A. Burnett, D. D., Tomorrow Morning at the First Presbyterian Church East Lincoln Way and Union St. Evening: "The IVlost Favored Woman of the Ages." Presbyterian Quartet. Soloists: L. Clem Sheibley, Russell R. Driver. Mrs. Margaret D. Corporon, Organist YOU are invated.

LAST TIMES TODAY

Bargain Sale on Everything at the

RELEASER FROM QUARANTINE. Mrs. Hertha Iarson. 222 E. Jefferson St.. has Ix-en released from quarantine for small pox by Health Otticer J. A. Magrane.

Attractive line of sjring mllllner' on display at the Carpenter Millinery. Advt. 5t2

1S I!. MI.HAWAl. AV-i:,r--f ariil n'i.-.l r-om-. Muti.tw

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FOR SALE Gnx'er- and Moat Market Prlcv R"Hnble CARIX FA IlIU .134 V. Ninth St. I'lionc Mlvhawaka 32ft

Room Without RirI

rill Si". S., '.'. l:i-r Park, three t nirnUaed iiMiniH f-r light linUM-keep- j i:,S IMi.-iie Mih i .-Ka "JTi-.. :.f-'. '

VI ILL M- N.. f,.r lunt li

L,l'.--'l" flirril!:ed re-ms ! Mi'k-pi:ig ; prefer e.uipl.

lluhuvv Property.

FiK SAI.K--A luniitif r of lnnd contra- ts ro;li.' fr;u Jl.ooo to $'.eX, t-tariug 7Tc interest free from all taxation. OwTit'r will guarantee pa u.eatd en an.r of tiiet? mitract. cVlpuert liealty Cerporntlon. l'Jtl -PJS Lluculn way W. lLor.e MlLawka 111. -tf

Farm and LsI for Sale.

VantJ-r.Jtp-rltK-e.l poratcr fnr Pol?

Co. n.'llii.g rr.-vhiP'-. Apply NstlCr.il Vn--r I'r-lait '.'j. tX r- --

Dops Cnt. Pctv

cXSaICi üllil b.-u,rat ad ol-l at

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M!l a iika 4 J.

rthle For sale.

"tll SAl.r I'r.r ok r.,l for rook :nve r t '-iru.o e. Pt::,- IrT'.ng Kettr'..::. M!t.r..ii.i 47 ;t7

Anlel Fr Sale.

J'li; SA L?V 1I'jU-'ii1 1 goa-! of i ll ! n. Pb-'Tir Mlt,awaka W. J. et;i)?. Poiirth tt. lit

Fi ll SAld' Sixt v-ttirre acre farm ner Klkl.art. Pair leiildhig. ni v foi:r a'-re j:rv on est n.J. of PuiMlngs ; i(hiti l-2 :r.!les -d tlie dump ufcere ;ou ma get nil the fertiÜ7er .tui wniil fre. For a low c.-ifu prh-e, .e Stark KealtTCo -.fJ

Houses for Sale

l'.l.l. l'K reil estate now and be Fit-lsf.e-1: dou't wait nud regret .t ; we ar b-re to y-ll rrei'erty for vu'r r we villi t-uy it outright, llastfngn, HI ,s. Cliurcn t.. Mluhawaka 17:'-loit. iff rH Ml.l! .-eeu rvui Ihhim. ne.irlv r.ew, on n-tth lde, furaa.-e au 1 letrlc Ilglit. im bath. large thk-keo bous. Price f-'.,7t0. Maik Kealty Co 3t4

At Last! A Real Sale has arrived See Monday's papers for the greatest bargains your dollars have ever boughL PISER'S "Leu Than Cost Sale"

REDUCTIONS ON ALL MEATS AND LARD

SpeeiaOs

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THE HARRISON MUSICAL COMEDY CO.Mf ANY, offering a repertoire of high-class musical cotn.-d: is. An excellent cast and glittering whirl of bewitching beauties. 20 PEOPLE 20 MOSTLY GiHLS GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON. PLAYS CHANGED NIGHTLY.

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