South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 185, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1921 — Page 3

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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1921 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 3

Indiana and Michigan News

caretaker at th Iiu - h .1 r.a r.-N il'-.

country club. ir.':nVrs r vrvt-'l with nva! fit thA mo irr ate- than: r:,. vrvlce bv th" r irtak"r.

OVERSEAS SOLDIER

PINE LAKE VICTIM I.

T to b? t -h:r. l tho movomcnt toafr.iln hm- in Nw York city after a brief

! rr.ako the- Kar.kikfO country 1 f:i ' rr.'-us s:)"t for huntintr and J'.shir.g.

j'Jiv

La parte Man Killed in

Hammond Auto Accident

-icians Attribute Drowning to Weak Heart Due to Ueiii Gaed.

LAPOnTK. In!.. July William i

II. Douc.a, - j y'ir oi l. a cr.vTuai of Chlcasro university c:i of !:20. an-! ensracM in povornrn nt work at It'-arrNtown, I"., was drown'- 1 in Fin Iike n ar thl city, Sun! iy morning. 11'. body was re cover rl in mvti feft rf water wi'.hln thr-" minute?! aft-r he .itnk and phys-

I S;e.!ii to The News-Times: I IAPOILTK, Ir.l . July 2. A tel. 'sr-'trn rer-'ivcl her'' from Hamoni. Ind., l:.t ; S'jnday afternoon, re

port .J thf death or John 11. iccbho'.tz of this city, who was truck by an auto and Instantly killed. No

part Jul-i"' aro known ( (bnt.

the acrl-

THREE OAKS Mi?. Knirrua, Stickles returned Fri

day r.iu'ht

eiani worker two hour? in a futile i a,,. .r.-n?

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effort to re mi: irat h:m. pfiucias was an over?'aa sol lr having fouKht in .'even niajor b.ittle.i in two if which h wan framed. I'hyH.riar.s u t f H. Kt 1 1 o.l tin 1 rr.rr n I n to o

heart reulfdntr from tho ns:ni?. T'ne body will taken to raneIon

I junction. .mo.. n;rf norne, ior

from Ann Arbor where . v . . 1 ; 1 ik.

lit' K illlfllUlIIJS Ulc j

c omrner.eerne-nt cxer-:d. s of the 5tato' univer.--.ty, from which her datm'h-

t r. .Mab' !, w as rraouate.I. John Cibswn'cf Midland, Mich., is spf ndin' a few d:ys with oi l friend-? in Three Oaks.

vi-it at the Ml L. llanlin home on Clark st. 'iKire Iioone returned to Kuchma n from Ann Arbor Thursday, ha. Ins? praduaated from the Dental collect rf the university on "Wednesday. Ir. noon expects to practice in I'.enton Harbor and will be a partner of Dr. Drown of that city. Miss Aler.e Arney is spe-ndlns; the flummor months in Denver, Colo. Marcus Treat was a buinets visitor in Nile and South Ik-nd Friday. Miys Dori.'i I'eck Is visitin: at the home of her sister, Mrs. It. J. Wells, in Chicago, this week. Wilbur D mprfy visited friends In Henton Harbor, Friday. Mi.orf Sl-Un Hanlin was In Berrien Fprlntrs and Nil es. Friday. Miss Daia.sy IJlchards is attending

' cummer school at Notrv Dame.

i The Buchanan Wizard.

qui?t. who will .-.. pr"

for picnic p.irti if not: tin: In advance.

Mr ide

'..-W be r. " u r t h. : s Ho'.ir.unc.if f

Mi-.- I

th- s: at- Ki-worüi I, tcuti' n .it A!' ior.. Ml. h.. r.s a fi-'.m Hi;r!;;tr )n i x; f. Mr. ar. 1 Mi ib or.-.'

! dr. Hi! .- ht I vNitl;;- Mr.

is Hathaway i at'er.d'.r.c

,( o r. f n -1 t-'.eate .chr ar.d

m.-th- : . I Mrs.

of ;;. tr. Frank :?.

1 r-

C. M

Mr. and Mrs. K !

in runt. M.cn.. where thv

the funeral of the mnth-r of Mofrford. Mrs. William i." r.y. urday afternoon. Mrs. li4 r y

ar.-

ni'd Mrs. S it-did

u pon ,..v

e u

chw irtf. who w-;

at t!iv i;;. worth 2r

th.- renu'val of a tun

a.'.r.; very r..r ,y. Ik Ik St.;.', f;.rn:erly t '.-rraph

't'4'1"- 11 i.aKtrtmvr.. Iii.- t

and will b- in Charte of at the Michigan Central t At.. Ti I

i'- I. .anUinet an! . ,,.-1

ter are visitinir friends an l

Liucacro over th . Fourth of

.Mrs. Ci rl D. H.imi:

,. A

I 1 ;n 1

, is tr-ttin

in F

at her weeks

her hupbir.d and

illness. She is

aft r a three

?urvivd by

two children. Mr?.

E. C. Mocrford of F.uchanan and Lyman, of Flint. Mich. Harvey Sherwood return: 1 hme from th- University of Michigan I'riday afternoon, having graduated from that institution on Thursday. Mr. Sherwood plans to teacii in thfuture. Irkstallatlon of officers was the

i main feature of the meeting o: the

Itebekahs in their lode rooms Friday even in?. Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Carrets-n and family have move I to Peru. Ind..

Do You Use Repose to Help Build Beauty? l!y LUCREZIA HORI The Fr:o:iS Spanish Prima Donna

ir. star:, n

s w ( r k

'.ai ion.

uia uauii

lat:v--

Jul v.

(iif rtain-

I th- I nijue Pride- club at h

on La,? st. Thursday afte

H H nh cf

J - rn I'.f ar.d

k - dr-r.iar 3 rr.n Je upon cr.e's ti:r.' ar.l nervous er.n;y have tar.ishedaü thought tf rtst rrorri thra lr,Js " f n a n y n c m"!. Hut if ou would T'-taia your

1 1 a u take

rrha; n ynu do net iep well, and ar tr.'t!- hi'..!t ct rUtlng u? late. 5terra!nd t.i pet th'TOUKrdy wenry before you sek rr p. e. Th'. is a mietake. If you fln l

diff.-'i't to woo 9p. met!;- d which hav

try 8orr of been proved

Worr.a vrh -xrr'K In orTVe or fetorl'a ar pcrno'vlmes hAfi-tlcArr! tn th.s matter, but t rr.t placs thr urn rest rocr.s whr a few minute rr-jy b Svotel to r:ajvjr,n. Terefrr. If ?o 1

hasehall

team defeated the Junior tam of

, the South Hend Trihuno Wednesday af;ernon at the hifth school grounds, t The final score stemd in to 1. The

Puohinan line-up was as follows; Arnold Pri.tol. c; Ion Hanlin. p: Leonard Pamman, lb; Rexford

Garret-

as acce;U'(

burial, j

YY TiTJ A TVT A TVT ' --' inoia 11.1u.1n, o; iiutSUUriAINAIN bert Peck, ss; Floyd Pailey, If; Wm.

Mis -1 Marguerite Conrad of Stev- P-dil, rf; L. Hudson, cf.

enson. Mich., has returned to Cold- Py sp-ecial arrangements with the

Stream to Old liiver-lied I w l'f r- Mich , after a three day visit

Sttirt Drive to Restore

where Mr.

a position. F. W. Howe o on tno sick list. Mrs. D. L. Sanguine f niertair.ed at a card party at her home Thursday afternoon. Pegular mcvtir.tr of the Mission Study class of the Presbyterian churchy 'ill meet at the homo of Mrs. G. 11. Stevcn?on Tuesday afternoon, July 3, at 2:Z) o'clock. Pay Stevens was a business visitor In Michitran City I ri.lay.

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Mrs. Ira Warner and daughter. Malfl, are vb-itinsr friends in Three Oaks oer the week t-r.-J. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 Fisher are visitir.tr at th1 homo of h-r brother. P. A. Hahn, in Jacks n, Mih.

y-'U niuft ftt -ier.t rest

tt 1ay. It ns r.e women .cern even

I.1!; fui t.-- cthtrn. Ore cf tV rr.--t nontr.lns; ways Is to ?;p a cupful cf hot rr.'.'.k. chocolate cr beef extrnct fter you fire enu?lr titled in rd. Use one k'.r.d of drink one night n: 1 another T.n r-t. If your feet axe

! ci Id. ar.J ?.:r.e women cornpl'ln cf this ! tr--ut !e ever in punier weather, pjt a

i b"t wTter bottle niCfttnyt them. A hanU-

w.eh to sr.atrh

ü trf rr, 5r.:mt

raster.'r. out fr lunch o

Qu!t

(rolr.e to th

work, vol

c'kerch!ff niolstrr.ei'

! wit a a refrcshlnt;

r- ! fir.d tathmc. yet

the daytime fcnod of rep:S2 as a Wiste cf time. Put ret is too vaV-taWe to be di'mdsed In this cursory ma nr. er. Y01 n-.3y con-t-ldi-r that if yoi go to b-.-d at night and se:ze a lew tou -s troublid flcp you nrc

Phil Landsman was in South Per.d j Saturday afternoon. i All roads will 1- ad to Duchanan ' on Monday when the I. (). O. F . j community pier.:- takts place. Par.d 1 concerts will b- iv.-n botli in 3 f tt rno:i and ov'-rAr.'j', contests. sp.rt., etc.. w.ll b- tiie main attrac- :

1 1 1 . n .'it b . . 1

. . ..k. ..... lowing the

take. You should make a pr.i

in" a

:.t-r r.r.scf FfCir-

much c vour 'V -a .-' re miui. 11 . ' .

nisht a.s you can. ar.u juj &..juici ftw Et Ici5t eh,-t-.t hours. 01 course, wir.un who are enframed in certain occur a ioi.s find that they can pet alor.R with a little K-s shop at nig.nt. as sm.o of th?m t?.k-? a few minutes durir.Ä tho day In which to relax.

toibt watrr and l.!d ox. the tempies U a!--o cor.dt.' civ e to sbsmber. But these remedies are d-'msnde1 only if s!'p f.iils you n'.pht after night. Notliinj: makes one len beautiful than lack of 5'erp. Therefore, whethr you yle.p veil or il! at nicht you should try to snatch a few n.ir.utes' rest during the day. Lie cn your couch, completely relaxtric every muscle of ycur body. Let your niir.d be a! yolr.tely thank, elose your eyes and you will soon be pcur.d aslec p. Tea may enjoy this for so short a ?ace of time a? ten minutes, but you wu'.l arise not only feeling refreshed, but lxk'.r. refresh d. Ti.i you shouM do every af:rr.ocn unless cj ar f-o situated that you hs.ve to crpvitunity to rest.

ihouhd ifk luxury ef tho ro-;.-h.

fleer., tf pos!t!e. f r ,:Kvt cr ten minutes. Then allow yourlf ar.nher f.vi minutes to return to fu!I ror.-i.mi-i'M. After this. ar;. arl la year lunch. You will ft el iix a Jirferer.t i-ersop.. and will reeume your work with rreater vim in the afternoon. At the ?ar,e tin-. you will look rerr-?he!. your eyes wilt b bricht, and a healthful kIjvw of Cuior will appear on jour cheeks. Of course. If you are .at b.o-r durmg the day. you will have a better eprTUnlty to enjoy a daily rot. liej .t;re and take it. Do not ccrrplnln that It !s u't out of the rj-je:n for you to be J-wri. that there is so much to U cu must at least be sewing or mending when joj have a minute to .'.'. down. Such actions nr a fsle e'cr.'-ny ot your time, for the cr:t!n-:al strain of household duties tecomes Juft as wearing ai th. w of t'.-.Q factory an. 5 of"ce. Just fcrect about the care cf jcur hourehold. Pe5t a b.t. anl how much .-!r thinps will po. nnl what a de'.lchtful chance there .ill be In your appearanca and in jour etat of mnid.

inch school

picnic ilinr.e

A bowery dan. 00 will he the

traction In the evenir.tr. beinr in ehariro e.f the

runus fo.- , . , " at nc on. r i

main at-I K tlT

this feature: Ji. JL V X Kebok.ths. '

Jews-Times Want A'ds

S-r.eri.il t'T Tlie Ncnu-Tiim-i : IAI'ORTIl. Ind.. July .1

tr living near the Kankakeo river in Iorter countj have started a movement for the reto-ratiem of the historic stream to 1 1 eId riverbed. A number of years ago the river in iis winding threu:h Porter county uas diverted into the Marble ditch. The farmers new ay that the land reclaimed N worthless for the owing of crop. Appeal has beep ma'b to Sen. New -he s.ays a government investigation will bo made. The movement also cortenipl ites the establishment of a park in same historic pot. Chicago, Pittsburgh and Indiana fish and game cluby are said

with he r cousin, Mi.s Iluth Ib-rry.

I Ik P. 'lark attended the Pemp-ey-Farm-I Carpentie-r fight at Jersey City Sat

urday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Prown and son, Ralph, and Mr. and Mr.. Klmore J. Prown of Oak Park. 111., are visiting at the C. F. Pear home on Front st. The new Fuller dance pavilion at Clear Like wan formally opened to the public Friday evening. The Barron Lake six-piece orchestra furnished music for the occasion which was attended by a number of out-of-town people. Mgr. Fuller is planning to continue these dances throughout the .summer months, eaeli Friday and Sunday nights. 11. A. Nicholos ha.s returned to his

THE HOME KITCHEN By JEANNETTE YOUNG NORTON 1 Th Authority ! Horns Cookins 1

Good Dishes for Cherry-Time.

N most cities cherry time Is short, and th fruit Is exper.Mve. Put the country gardens which boast ore or more

trees ar to be envied by the city cherry lover. Oxhearts. red or b!ack. Are of flavor nd tender of fsh, are the traditional cherries of Nw F.nRlar.d. Of course, there are other and newer varieties pcattered over the country, though none could possibly be finer. Cherry Pie. Wash, then fton enough lars ripe cherrle to mi a pie plate heaplnp: full. Put thj fruit Into a bowl and add two cupfuls of usrr. Stir the fruit often. Make a pood pie crust. "When ready to fill the p'.e. strain off the fruit Juice. Kill th-s pic. add a tee.n-oonful of cornetaroh to half eupful of sui?ar and fprinkle over the trp. Add a few lumps of butter, put on the top rrut. neal the edfres well, and put a little paper cone In one of the vents to carry off the ateim and keer the pie Juice from runn!nK out. While th' pie is baking take he Jul- drained from the fruit, add enough water to make two cupful, add a cupful of susfar. and boll gently until lightly syrupy. Serve hot-In a separate dish with tbe pie. Cherry Roly-Poly. Make n. roly-poly crust of two cupfuls ef pastry flour rifted with half a teaspocr.ful of salt nr.d a teaspoon ful of baklne yowder. Work In two tabieppoonfuls of butter or other fat. and ndd encuah milk to mal a dough roft e'-ouRh tc roll. Holl out to half an inch thickness and then rpread lightly with butter. Have ready two cupfuls cf stoned cherrie. to which r.dd half a cup ful of fugar. and fill the dough. Roll

and Pinch the edses. put in a noureu

eth. leaving room for me puua.nc u

swell. anl boll for two hours. Or lay on a buttered dish, without the rtoured cloth, and steam for tb.ree-ciuartera of an hour. Iry ofT. then servo with any good pudding sauce. Spiced Cherry Tarts. ?tone cherries enough to make four cupfuls, and put them in a saucepan with two and a naif eupfu!s of rugar, a spice bag, a little broken cinnamon and a little chopped, candied lemon peel and angelica. When rich, tp'.cy and thick remove the spice big and set ta cool. Mke n. poni llt;ht ra"t and lino the tart pans with It. Ornament tbo edge with a twist of th? paste and fill with tho cherries. Cake until the paste Is done. Cherry Jam. Wash and Mono as miny cherries as convenient. To each pint of cherries add three-ejuaiters of a pint of sugar. Put Si a granite or enamelled pot and cook pently iMit'd all is melted. Then boll Fteadily. sddmmlng thoroughly, until the ma sm begins to get heavv. Try on a cold plate, and when It begins to Jell remove from the f.re. Fill hot, dry Jam pots and t to cool. When cold cover down the Jura. Grandmother's Preserves. Pound for pound-a pound cf F'oned cherries to a pound of suirar was the old-fashioned way to make preserves. And It is one cf the best ways, though not th? cheapest, perhaps. Stono th cherries before weithin;. Simmer until melted, then boil slowly until tho Julca shows a disposition to Jelly when tried rn a cold plate. Then can In hot, dry preserving Jars and seal. Turn upslda down to cool. When coal, tighten, wash, label and set away. Sometimes these preserves keep without sealing, but it is much better and safer to seal theni.

What Simple Beauty Exercises Will Do for Business Girls

rsiNHSS girls, whether they work

la cfuoe cr in factory, often get exceedingly tired before tru day Is

ever They must !t tili for hours nt a time, elthrr tendinir msc-h'nes or doing force o'her kind of work, whleh means n endlcrs repetition all da- long. In "me hop, ar.d offices a certain amount cf freedom and relaxation Is permitted. Put where machinery is run by power, verj' often the workers must Veep busy for hours at a tinv. Any one w ho has worked uikW tt:rh con li'.ions knows how desperately tired cne be

comes.

If you are encased r this type of

work you shouM ni t alio'- j-ourself to

Itet !o utterly tired that ou are fit for nothing but ted after ycu leave the 4fflc or facbsy where you are ean-loyed.

Ky LUCREZIA BORI The Famous Spanish Prima Donna

ulawly, and then twist ysur body to the right. Again count ten very slowly, and then swlnjc back to tho first position. Repeat thl3 three or four times in eacn dh-eetlon. When twisting your body around jcai n ay also twist your head in the Fame direction, although It la equally good to twist It In the opposite direction If -cvi wish to do so. You need not hesitate to do th9 exercise fearing that the eth"rs in your department may wonder what you are doing. If you grasp your hips firmly the movement are scarcely noticeable, for you cannot twist your body very far. You will And that this exercise will relieve your tired back. And when you repeat It occasionally dunnjr the day you will feel better fitted to do your work. If you vse your arms a great deal la your business they, too. may becomi dreadfully weary. i;ut exercise will rest

Two Type of Aids to Banish Backache.

To keep yourself ao-d condition you mut have ome ne' lntffcst In life. Exrclln for few minvte n and then durlr.jr the day -sv H l t found helpful A It Is not likely tht eu can rour dk or bench whenever y?u

wish to refresh ynurelf by everctso. you must make up your mind to tercl where you are. Wh!'. et times every bU your body may ache. yet. as a rule. !t is your back tha beoomee most tired. Therefore, whrn it teffta to ache, you should top yr-r rk for a few minutes and excrelse ae follow: , git rtra'jrht up on your chair and put vcur feet tquaroly the f.or. fide Ly foe. Ketie Yr alrt firmly with your rs. our thumbs . poir.lln fanvard

m sw. t T.mmri tiii 1 ti& -

litr. hoiamr tnem i.n. ,.C'lv te your left.

them. The following exercise may b dj.na while you are urated In your chilr. C"lnch your flste tUhtly and twist your arm, which should han straight hi your tides, so that your palms point first d wnward and tbion upward. liepeat this ten times. If your arms are exceedinglr tired you should also bend them at the elbows and raise your clenched T.sts lr. the front -T.U1 they touch your houlder. Aral-. count ten. and very slowly extend your arm downward until they hattf at full length alcngsidd your chAir. Relax and bt rest in this position until you count ten. Tren raise your arrru ara? and go threuRh the movor.-.r.u flvs tl-nft. You will find tliat the few Jewess you make during the day tj da ihessj exercies will te worth the effort. They will

tr.vlng your not rr.lv refresh yoar ;c.ue!e. ret yo-ir

mind also will be .er.J by 13J IUI. let-

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The Auto Radiator Radiators. Hoods and Fenders made and repaired. 114 E. Wayne. Lincoln 8848

Call at the Mondor Millinery 140 N. Michigan St JOB PRINTING CONNELL, The Printer 122 N- Michigan St Lincoln J806 RALPH A. GROSE Deal er in BIKES and MOTORCYCLES 226 W. Washington THE QUALITY LOAF

DANCING LESSONS Prof. Charles C. Gates School for Dancing

120 K. Haj-ne St.

Lincoln 6491

Ihe rhenpett and (jnieke.vt way to Learn to Inc correctly U by private leon with expert, et pc r.ned teachers who are honest nnd reliable. When jou brte tried nil others and f;iled. trv the Gates methods. Metter ct ill. begin with Ciates. No fnilnres here. TWO LARGi: STtDIOS

Gran'ma's Bread Mathews-Krauss Baking Company

Dry Cleaning and Pressing at Standard Prices. The Very Best.

If you live South we wiii cah Studebaker checks. GOLDEN MANN 315 South Michigan St. VOICE AND PIANO Ethel R. Wahl Bullard Studio 321 S. Michigan St. Lincoln 8239

228 North Main Street Lincoln 6474

GROCERIES FRUITS

MEATS PASTRY

WEISS GROCERY Hill Street Opp. St. Joseph School

CIGARS and CIGARETS Flatness Soda Grille J. M. S. Bldg.

STt7Pi:n.Ki:rt checks i t If you live North GOLDEN MANN 12T X. Michiirnn St. WILIi CiliADLY CASH TlfKM

LADIES ! Meet at THE COMFORT SHOP Miss Darr PERMANENT WAVING MANICURING ELECTROLYSIS MARCELING V)3-4 J. 31. S, Ilkiff. Main 637

E. T. HOWARD TAILOR 11S4 II VabInton Arc. Cleaning, Tre?y:r.ff and Repairing of Ladies and Gents' Clothing. Main 2743

INDIANA ENGRAVING COMPANY Designing Illustrating Engraving Electrotyping 307 West Jefferson Blvd.

LUMBER FOR SALE Rough, Hardwood Lumber, suitable for sheathing and rough building PRICE $20 TO $25 PER 1000 At Our Yard SANDERS-EGBERT CO. Corner Walnut and Sample

STUDEBAKER CHECKS If you live north GOLDEN MANN 108 N. Michigan St. Will gladly cash th em

VE GIVE SERVICE!! Our Settlements are Prompt and Satisfactory BOECKLING & CO. FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE GLASS INSURANCE 216 W. Jefferson Blvd. Main 697 KODAKS Developing and Printing by 8 Hcu Service AULTS STUDIO 122 S. Main St

TIME TABLES NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAINS

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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN To Indianapolis:

(Sun) Arr. 1:00 p. m. 4:1.1p.m.

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From In.lianapolis: f.e ave? 7:00 a. zw.

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Arr. 10:40 n. th. " S:00p.m. 10:C0 p. m.

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NEW JERSEY, INDIANA & ILLINOIS R. R. CO. scni:i)i i.i: ix i:rn;cT ja.m ahy 10. nii

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THLUNIVER5 AL CAR Parts and Accessories HINKLE MOTOR CO., Inc.

20TH CENTURY GARAGE Auto Repair Accessories 121 S. Lafayette Blvd. Main 530

SOUTH BEND HAT BLEACHERY 118 S. Main SL CLEANERS, DYERS AND RE-BLOCKERS in all kinds of Ladies' and Gents' Hats T. D. WEKONY, P.op. Bell Phone 1535

Central Time Leavo) (Arrive . . South Fond . . . . Whartons . . . . . Swee noys . . Pino ....

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INTERURBAN LINES Chicago, south IJrnd A; Nuthoiii Indiana IL II. Trains Leaving South Bend, Indiana

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No Matter What The Job of welding there is to do. simple or intricate, v-'e are there with the goodr. We have the equipment, the skill, the brains and the service. Don't pass us up u:itil you kave investigated our facilities. Let us quote you a price anyway. Also, automobiles washed, cleaned and polished. WHITE WELDING COMPANY Rear of 126 N. Michigan SL or 133 N. Mill Lincoln 6124

We take care of all your possessions except LIFE FIREAUTO HEALTH THEFT Ali of them Insurance Dept. CITIZENS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK iir.vr & i) ui ail Hooin 205 Main 2551

OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Northern Indiana Office Equipment Co. 126 E. Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 5696

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OXI DOLLAR 10-Inch Douldt? l'ace Itccords with $73 Ttlchloiu I'honoRTapn (regular 150 value) S99.ÖO Iticlitono Plionorraph (regular J275 value) ' cr tl2. Jfahnany Consol (regular $275 value) BLUE BIRD SHOP 123 North Main St.

PHOTOGRAPHS McDonald's Studio 211 S. Main St.

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Pianos and Player-Pianos J. M. ROSE 228 S. Michigan SL Main 235 PAPER HANGING and PAINTING Chas. Schupp & Co. We will call with samplebooks at your home. 1704 SOUTH LEER ST. Lincoln 7157 RECORDS at The LENHARD

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OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT EAT at The Jefferson Hotel Cafe J. H. Wells, Prop.

Shoe Repair Alex's Shoe Hospital While you wait 128 W. Washington Ave. Lincoln 1932

Taylor's

Shop 132 E. Jefferson TRANSFER! Your Satisfaction 13 Our Success Taggart Freight Transfer Company J. P. Russell. Mgr. W. C. Warner. Tr eas. 120 East Wayne St. Lincoln 5190

Inter-City Transfer Co. 'Tho Movie Men" Moving, Storage, Transfer 200-4 JZnst JcfTcrou Illvd. Main 2131

Phone: Main 932 New Jersey Transfer Company Storage and Transfer 217 S. Main St. E. L. BARBIER, Prop. UNDERTAKING ARTHUR M. RUSSELL Funeral Director 307 South Michigan St. THE VAN AIKEN STUDIOS VIOLIN AND VOICE 230 W. Washington Av-. Main 385 Cor. Washington and Lafayette DANCE AT

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HARNESS ! F. M. PATTY 112 L Wayne Trau'llns; QkmI- Hcialrln CIGARS, CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS GEO. F. SCHÄFER 324 S. Michigan SL LESLIE'S Multigraph Letter Service FOLDING IU.M.VG L ADimiSLNGi Mala 2127 22 Fanner Trut