South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 333, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 November 1921 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TISTES

TUE5DAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 29. 1021

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t .- ri -a ;i Ii Kwpt WilliaTn Völlige ' I) '!.-'. Into o:te n.ay or f-f Mi.h;.- j v .-, k a i y a n. rr'. ' f 11 v-)? on j v. t ; i.v...l.1.nt recount an 1 . t'.e ' i',. - s 1 .i.l.r.:; u;. t it. the ref.:t ' f ;h- rov,i;jit w.:?h its vrlflr-a-j t f, f I),..:.-. r ..i.or. ar.d an In- ; -... f vo!oj, m ikincr a, .total i (: ' " TJiaj -rity. , :! .. r ; : r J. : .l"r,n!f:y et at ' ; ".! ru: .or'3 t a -"r.t'--t In th -or.:-t- If.- I'"!-! I 'I pro" 1 e.- t:-.;i. 1 tr .: tat th- r,r-r,I,-' ? !;r.va'-. i ;i"!iorf 1 th ( if. a v.. r-'i:-'. il'. up-.-, a'. I -.Mto " ;!. u- .v a 1 : :; I s ' vi - tlo.".. .: Tir.t i' a 5 f ;! s : . o; the ri-'rii! of Nov. th- 'oal! it ! 1 f .l-'ti-a or:, :iKs;r;nTM an-J r :.r.- : if ':? of .1 t'otal Z .035 j f. . -.' f. p t':.. oT.'" of mayor,! .r..i-.- W'a I! -e.- I).!;-.', ilemoerat- j 1.. r : . ; r, for that otiio. had hn ;..! thf : --'. in:r!y narrow j p ir-'.-i .f ! 1 .- :. .t s ) n a-? th" j i " . i : I i f t . ! : i I", ', a s nnnouned t!vtt ntfh frP-ni-j !-ein pupt lnrj th-' a . . i ' i: :f of r r''-ai:vi- .f th" Viit- -i - - for th- "'.T of mayor. 1. .-.::! all ' . r th- city th" folb '.vin I'.'-it! ' i . r' t !!? f ron j-e.yl f-..t:i .til v. ai;. .f l:f... yu.r"-.,ir. t'.at I a-'; : r a r- of th" vofi n n 1 point ir.-.: ut t hat .t wa not f.ly a ivty -;;::y l.ut a :vir duty v. -II to ) ' -r tit : t: , yond any i I;.:.! " '.v of t who w.r th- artnal !) .r- of th'- o,-r.- of this -ity for t.a o;:":.. (,f n. :a.r. A i'-tition was

! I with m H'n-d by a ma-I .ty o: the i puMi.-an r;:-m!)frs r,f - th" arious 1 ':il b t:on 1 o i rd' alro ro!;rs'L;r- that I ta'.: -t. ps to at-- a v.-ri:'.' ..t b om of tl;.- announced! !e-u!t U'T til" Oil... e -f !;:.lVtr. ' It. -roil nt ;is Duty. , f.(,r t.TV cfircOiPv- . !n - m a 1 1 1 r an 1 " t.Mil! );.' w-i-j ä vi:i i f r:- r: -1 - I duty for mo to a tor a ' m ,t: r reci nva ; of tli" vot'-- ra for tl: e of :r:iyi.r Jri ( rdi r th.it th. t'.al -):o:.. o;' tho vot-rs : ::r::vlv d -.- rr::in" 1 ;. r.d tho . i 1 : ' ' ! i ( be r:r.:t: ta t inO T. , th" luti.' if ::- - e O -l th.- ( n 1 d , . T , ,, . .... i 0 o .1

... ,. .. , in-1 iri-Kappa nt.s iriKeri tne i rivr. r.'.ut a n v .urrgest :on o: ,i cloud. , . , , . . ro u hi- "o j 'lay evening hours at the .sviutn sale ' . i . i Ib.mk.s and Mrs. iluntr the north ( ongratiilates Dodge. I . , ... T.;. ,n v

I f rr w'Mt Into the Irult to-. r.:mty and fl!M mv ..:! t! .( court asklr:-.: for 1 - :r:t l' otf rast for the " o; . r aril un-ler an agreer.t vl.h ';r;;s W. P.inham. . I'.nium. i v.-. -,v ret r. s-r.f.n- Mr. Dle. wo ! -.. th- .o::t !.. r.atnv of y 1 11 "' n l- ;'T',l! j :rt:t and dob.n (1 .: -ar.s. all attorneys i. .. ...h u aia o. vs t. con.lu.-t ! :.rt d: 1 appoint : r- . u : t . i a th tu ..t. 1 l"r. i'l'.- tri ti:1; r t:.' - !::on 1 a '1 a v o. . . s : rr.av ..r at oar last 1 ;;plvted their, ' IT: urday i;:"lu at o c.. -o.c t.1 .1 . Uli V. I. 1 V.:i;ar;i W.il! 1 . ..1 ir i.Tt 'i;:;:tt ft r :t; r. o: .! V a r.. ai ai'v ot' L'O 1 c : -. I t : i a r as a r. i :t r. i h '.' d : ;." v dr -::',i-' ..f i j ,. . . , tlii'e 1 1 of'.T -;:...! ' ,'.-.n- . : . a : l !.?; to I - -. .. i::.. : x :i to til" of mayor. IL b . ." l'.-n ; at'v l:cr:ord aiul I i . a-Mtul.r--- :.:. i :' t'li- ur at It ta- t--;:. ".Ill ..; a i't r-: U-t t hut ' lU-o of i t : tv t v o j n t t O t h peopb i 1

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iiloiiet;ili's I or S.ilf i j r. ' tTC'ip ibi; ! r-:.i7. iVr.-ia ' tar ..ib-l ' A ! i-ti.. n : :ll .n " t: r t . . r f r i .i j !!m sa n. i ' . , i i . i . . i. . i . i - i ; i f I v ' K 1 : I Tili: PAltlV I1IKI.Nü a u i m 1 1 ciiiwp i srt rui:i" tAii 1.I. MI11AV.LA 2077. KVIhN1 N i Ii dp ai!lol lYnialo W V ; 1 I i u rr i .1 r.a ir i .t - t vi . V :t W... t; e H. Tr.l n.t'l And Ivd ti eti.M, Ilrr t tu .t i,wnT. V'ot! 1. jou fliralnijo espei.ne f ctir'n,? ani l r.J::i:' 1. A. N lljiirauli a i ; . '7 .oh1 I'hini To L-at o t m i: iih.m:v f..r i!.v r rti u.is u. '.-j it . 7c; ä h'".. M -; 1" h"5 :.:..retl. l'lu.: f M:i..v :ik.i ltooiu-, Without Hoard I' K. Lv ii i.l ' Kot'M.-s. wita j rivate .-.tr :. a-. 1 r it :;t t ::..1U ai l if .-a; :.-;.rJ Aj jdy Mrs. S. A. Wful- t. l'.a ;rt . r . M i a n k "7f; ll.ui--; lr lNnt i.i.iei llt'isj; I. c: t ni.as, 1:., i!-ra J

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buit svid: 01; i:edl angi: lor city irj;-rty, raj rat:. t irrv.vr. Hre I . t; r ct.i:i'': v i ;:;:t firm, distill -Ij r i..:t. t t !.!::: to make ruoraJ. .N 1 1 tr. tl:;... t. Kt 1 ivt.il tll tl-i ra art i-' t!,- ; t. Ail Jress flf. - p 1 .:' v ,vi tf lliiiiM' I'er Sale HI t):.AJ.l'oN a V.. II. r.cr.iy udtilU-n, 1'. rcom L. :: It r sie, f7ie). . J. S.itt. Ii Tl lllllrs l.'t3 ' I v '-Ikju.M l'ii:.aiow, irt nuiJrn. vria-r 1-t a S .'i.o t i.nr.d tt ; J' cafr.. l:i!n:.t on 'aail iai r.tl.ly a)- .. .' . .. . ! .... . .. w r - -.. it- .

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f me or th- ;:rar,!.M Iti-s in tho, .-, yor on ih on J lay of j.mu- i 'ry - H" 'r:i,s 1 : ay r of his or?.... .i-r.'l for ; :i oar cl.ia..rJ to tht. fr.d that hi; for cün.inistrat;ori n.ay achiev.- the full-j t.-w ir.i-asur.- of ku;.-5. j Ila.H No r.lttrmrss. "In rny wn .! .-u th re is not the J BhKhtf.t Ur.ro of Lltt' rr;r.4. I enter- i tain no run or or aniniosity toward j ; r.y hvim: .oul. I too have been I . ... i i r-tt.y nor.or.-ii ana i canr.o; i:na , ... , . , . .. . v.i.rt h .vita v.üi.;. :o f.;r'.'-s !) ap:rec:.it;ori l lel r.r Jie hon- 1 ors ti at me i-op:? 01 .i;sr.a'.vai;a :.s a ro-ult !f their vote if con-, r.'-. I have ;riven .-'ht of the ie.--t years of my life to th- service of iov city and I now l jol; forward: wh a I -lull lay do.vn the duties of ! '"I'liant t . at this tim". however.! thank th" multitude of frie-nds who io kin Ily .supported me in the last; ( :-uni7ition for th?:r efforts to elect tho republican ticket. I want to thank all th so splendid women who Wi.rked so loyally and enthuMx-tical-1 ly on election day. ' "I want to thank those who contriauted financially toward our camiLii!n an,l I want to tbnnk fhe Stonth J;. r.d Trioune for ita gcncroiu pubitv dnrin- all the e.ii.nuln I anI . - T 1 . . I in Charge Workers .Appointed. Ti'- - aI" f Cnristmas seal.-, by the Anti - Tube: ( -ulosls Lea true will Open

flv:v'thM Piorr.ir.g in th-j'ost office and j

ui'l ocntiruie until Deo. l'j. .M(-:ii!t'r. ; j, f th'' Mi.-hawaka Woman club are j u-. ii.K ill iiiv lli- ui lilt- r . 1 1 uu ''in i ' i n. i ."i i i f Atr-j Wik

b..''lsP- n "Wtdne.-day s-als will be ii Ue in the four bunl; of th- city

ar.d can b- pun ha-"d at the banks t i ry I'ri l.iy t' verrinn during the -Hi, Mue ouin. .ii.-. iii ito-v in iw :it the post office tills aftrrnoon and Mrs. Probaoo in the forenoon. Thursday morning Mr.-. Italph .itr-lii-iT.an will be in oh arg1 and Mrs. Margaret Corparan will undertake ... . ... ,. , , t twit' .-;an'.s r naj) iuui uiu. .ui.-. ! , 0,...,e i. Ulli . - i U IlW" ! ,. .. . . ! I 11.11 1' 1)1 Uli' J 1 V ' 1 111 MUt' .-I. I . I . t . I i . may be purchased at tiie north side batiks at any time. Club members nntl ali 0t!ers interest d are r.-qu.-st-,0 ca,j Mishawaka to',5 inform 0St, lu Charjr0 which liour.s they ,. ,n ,,,.st s.,ir,. ' ii ii;i sl.Vr HIGH AT KOKOMO rr;ir.fis Walter.. Kdw.ad Ihr and Car. Stillwell of the Ili-Y lub have rt turne 1 fron: K"1ut.io wtrere they repref nted Mishawr.k.t ltltth ."'fhoi'l at tin- Older !?-.- iMnffrrnce Nov. 2 "i -2 7 . More thVi ..'.'.) Loys wero ' ia a rt -T. da nee. Knights of I'.Mhlas and Pythian j sit rs ar' families Thursday, Dec.' t s h'i liw!: T. t'l Vi'fin" Kriitlim c . ' " 1 ' ''"r -i and sister ar.d famlln s invited. Adv. 2 St I. i

ail o, irty o' thojtho application of "Gets-lf nlmoHt . will hold a chick-W'y Kollow the thrust

Th. Ladlf.w ai i hr:tian ehurch i m o Mi'wit" ind 1.17'ir In tlm entire1"! . ' ' : -.! s.'iiiont, l'riday aft rnoon am.; o. 2. Adv. 2St3. irVTlTHTATN AT PINNI'll. Mr. and Mrn. Losmiii Hunt. 1002 N. Main t., entertaine.l a number of relatives and friends at a 1 o'i lok dinner Sundav. Covers were . laid for IS. The table d-Torationa w . -Tv j'iuk ros .s and chr.santhedecorations were ::t:r:s. The ho i . : ; 1 1 r-su . t . j.,. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hunt. Mr. ar.-l M .... 11- I !..... n 1 a V, . , It. I .'i i . . nuiu iiiiti tiiiipi.u i , .ii. aim M:. Prtal lloeflin-tt r. Mr. and Mrs. Ar.r.a IV ese of Toledo. O. Musi v.iis furi.i-h-al by 1V-- 1 Hoeflinir accompanied by Harley Spencer on the piano. TO IINTHHTAIN CLASS. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanley SandlI lantls. 1 .'7 W. (lroe t.. v. ill i r.t fr -

'tain the Horn.. Luiüers Hilde c!a3'Co to your drmrsist today. Get a

of th.- Fir.-t -M. tho d!t thurch Sunday school at a t uslne. ztict tlr.K ' ar.d card party Tuesday rveninar. All j r:t'!!;! t rs ar urced to corr.e as1 i 'hristtf.as work will bo corr.b'eud. ' T'y v TtfXr T X X f "1 X - 'III -m - . " I . . T v - Ii mini .MU.i I iiiii I I f .y The Philatht a eh of the lhaar.uel paptlst church will hll it.m'T.tb.lv ineetir.i: We ir.es la v ro; ;!.., .it 111U .IL; Iti .114." t IKl.n.t .IV I ery, 210 E. Mishawaka nv. A social hour "Will lt enjoyednixidvi: iTNi:s. Four men recedved f.nes on i chartN of drunkent . Mondav mornir.ir in city court. Theodore V.ui Hull. 501 H. M-hawaka a v.. wa? f.ra-d $5 and costs. Frank Haves $: ar.d coets. Char?es Nel. -.1 2 ar.d costs, end H-nr- Kliff 3 and cc-stÄ. CLASS TO Mr.HT Ti rSHVY. Tho Ival Woman's class of th-j First Christian church will meet Tuesday nt the hom of Mrs. C. HajT.c?, 22 Mishawaka nv.

WILL IIXTI'HTAI.V Wi:nFl).Y. ! Mrs. Henry Perry, 2ji W. Crov!E ft., will entertain th Woodmen ; E

circle Wednesday afternoon. The Dorcas society will plve a ; chicken supper and apron .ale in the 1 afternoon and evening, Nov. 2?, at' 'the First Method 1st church r-.rtnr t(.... O, or..

lunvr(l SvrviCVS ror Mrs. Anna Lrtinaiialt

Funeral rrvic for r'uT.'T.il .rrv;cf-' for IMr.-1. Ar.r.a ik 5t., wer. oon at the h:r. f h' r rnf.thfr. Mrs. Elizabeth hom f her rrT-.tr.fr. -Mrs. id Parker officiated and luri:) Carle U took i!'t' e Ir. l!r-iev.- remetrry. Honorary rail bearfrn at th fur.eral were. Oliver ItocU-rs, Herbert Killiam. Iiaymond Monhaut. Jo.ph M.'. r.s, Leo Ciontnaurr, John Monhaut, John Fulmer and Clayton K. We:.. Mclvln H'-pler. I'ay Mi?ner. Mrl - Tilmr C. Ion IT J'df ir He. - v . - , , -. Y.. - T.-'tr.'.-.l Innen wer a irtivo rn'1 " -v.. - .. . . .....v. , - arcT. - . IN J. ALLEN TRIAL Court Witllliolds Filial Deci ion TiI Friday Charge ScriOUS OffcilSC. proprietor of South Rend, who Is bar,--, d with a statutory offen, followed tho morninjr sion yestcr'hay in city court. Testimony -v-af hoard from an array of witn.e.. r - pre. - entln both the state and the ffendnnt. Madeline De Ho?e. 17. Klevmth St., Mishawaka. Chief witness for the pro.i.eutlon, took th and early In the morning. other ; presided I It is allied that the 17 year old jj-'irl, who had b-ft her home In Mbawaka, was taken to Allen's establishment to Foouro lodirinfr and re)mriln0d there for more than a week. .During t hi I period, tho alleged ofj fensf.s are 5ald to have lecn perpetrated by Allen. Tho rirl was dlv red by Chief I'fender and Deputv Sheriff Taylor nt the oft drink parlor ar.d Allen's arrest followed. IUI ITI I DAY Sill 11 HSV Miss Hose Frank was surprised by a numbT of her friends Saturday l r.vrn!ri. on tho occasion of her irthday nnniver.arv. Gamen were f nj() orl ar ,d tXYorJt vori by Gertrude I Drews, Lester ScOtt and Henry ' Tlrnu-tf A jT i Inf v tn n rV cit ion o M rvevl. CLASS IX) Miiirr TONIGHT. The Philathe class of the First Fvangelical church will meet at the homo of Mrs. Carl Smith. 1013 Stamlfleld a v., South Pend, tonight t 7:30 o 'clock. All members are v-ged to attend. MiSIIAWAK.V PA G F LOCAI .IO I NT ANNFAIi HOLL CALL. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sifters and fatnilies Thursday, Dec. 1, 8 o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers . . m ... . . . - "nd sisters and familb-is invited Adv. 2St4 r a fit" The Cora and Callus eeler j Tlus Corn K('iu()rr N Giiarantivd Kelief from corn suffering follows t' C" Vs - ? if A Gt-lf End. Paioi r - ' 'jj and Corn of a pin or knife Into the flesh. Not only hard corns or soft corns but every kind of corn or callus surrenders to '-(.lets-It' and pee! riftht off. It takes J;i5t a few seconds to top j th.e pain with two or three droj.n bettle of "Oets-lt." "csts but a trirlo everywhere. Your money Kick If not fva t L-a e d . Mfd. by E. Ia v r-r.c c Co . Chicasfo. - i !HH!! iiiliiiiii!ai;iii!i:l,iiili!ii!!i lililii 1 ir SENIOR I VAUDEVILLE ! E 3 WEDNESDAY November 30 H. S. Auditorium 1 " 1 2 1 25c j 5 One Hour and Half Show Music by Senior Orchestra 8:00 P. M. I 1 J:1 i M,, 1 ;' .1;. 'I :'"m!: ,i:;ini hu i 11 V 'lllllll llll4illillMMIXIUMIIIII ........ tllJ.IUlU.U

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WOMAN'S CLUB It) PRESENTATION OF SPARKLING COMEDY

Large Attendance Marks Meeting of Unofficial Drama League. Satire, wit and parklinr dialogue held tho boards at the, ;ifth bi-weoklj meeting of Mlshawaka'n unoihclal dnnta league yesterday afteinocn. What Ys perhaps known a.s the wittiest and cleverest comedy in the theatrical f.mamcnt of one acl plays, "Joint Owners 1n tpain," by Alice Iiroivn, uas presented by the Department of Literature of the Mlshawaka Woman's Club, on the occasion of the fifth seasonal meeting in tho auditorium of the public library. One hundred and sixteen club women packed the small auditorium yesterday afternoon and were piven a genuine dramatic treat by the work of Miss Mildren Fonda, who directed and staped the play, and her co-workors. Thi 5s by far tht largest audience in local club history' to attend a departmental rneetlr.fr. Tho one act comedy was friven as h legitimate play, in costume, and tho small auditorium staro was Just biff, enou'-rh to permit tho faithful repro-j duction of a room in an old ladies-' j hom.e. Much credit attaches to Muss Fonda and her associates for tho accurate stare settintr, 9cenlc effects and fjrnishinss of the room. Abuiid.s In Wit. The comedy is a clever fatlre and abounds In witty and fparkllmr dialogue. The srene Ls an old ladies' home and the differences arl.ein? because of the Inability of two of the inmates to get alonp. It is along these line that the dialogue and satire rise.s to almost perfect heiKhts. They two disturbers are locked up in one room and allowed to fettle their differences. Mrs. Margaret Hindelang took the part of "Mrs. Mitchell," director of the home, Mrs. Clara Powell took the part of "Mr?. Fullerton." Miss

A Woman 's Hand-bag

is a great convenience for two people. It is handy for the woman and the pickpocket could not live without it. Hard winters are coming for the pickpockets, as more and more women learn the advantages of a personal checking account at the bank and discontinue carrying money in their handbags. ,

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Dyer." and Ml Mildred For.da rlay- ' ed the rrt of "Mrs. Illnir." Mm. W. G. Klrby. chairman cf th" department of literature, ha. arranged for a drlihtful prorram for (Dt-ccmber 12. at which time. "Spread I r rr the nwp," a or.o art playlet by , L-ady Gropory will b printed. Mr. A. S. Winoy will Fi-iC. Mr?. Carl J. Inhard ".vlll r ad current dran-.at-ic r."W3 ar.d Mr.". Herrn F. McKenzie will rt-ad a paper Introducing La- 1 dy Groffory and her play?. j Current dramatic news was reai ; at yftorday's nuctlr.s: by Mis Net- 1 ti-- Sherwood, and Mrs. Ito.-.? Grim'-s i reiil a paper on dramatic characterization, which wart well received and exceptionally well rendered. to i:nti:ut.in cii... I Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. Stanley andi- j lands, 1 ?7 W. Grove St.. will enter-; tain the Home Builders P.lblc. cla ! of the First Methodist church Fur. day school at a business meeting : j Tue? lay evening. All memoir are ur-ed to come as ChrLstir.as work will be completed. LINCOLN A photoplay that is as full of ac tion an an etrg ls of meat, Is William S. Harf.s latent Taramount picture, j "O'Malley of the Mounted." which ; will be shown at the Lincoln theater ! today. From the opening; scenes in j Canada, when O'Malley is ordered j to "gel" a man wanted for murder, until the final fade out when he resigns h!s commission rather than I arre.st the man whose sister he love, there Is not an instant's drag. IXST. Deagle hound, white, black and tan, female. V. F. Ludwig. 329 Edprewader lr. Phone Mishawaka 1407. Reward. Adv.28t3 Ttxlny ami Tomorrow TLLI.3I S. HAUT in "OMALLl.Y OF Tili: MOl'XTIID" The smashing tale of n rolroateil lircman wlio rnlo for the law on Canada's wild frontier. A story that races across the screen like a thousand galloping troopers. leaves you thrillel at the courage niul love that ran live in a human heart. Ni;V I'KICFS Matinees, ."c A: lOe. Nights. Tie, lüe X. 15c. l'lus tax. & SAVINGS COMPANY i,.im l i.ri. lui.i PRISCILLA DEAN in 'REPUTATION' This picture, which soorvd such a hit la.-t niht, will Im (shown for the last tlnu ttnlay. Iir.HirS YOUIl LAST CHAN( i: Sin changed adniirers as often n she chanced her town. Who? Tho wickodot Aonian in Iluropc and tho inovt sorrowful. r.Mi: i oiiTr.Ni: .MAHN I :ss I) I OAT 1 1 Such Is the fate of Laura Fijian, the famous actress. Harold Lloyd Coinrdy Tin: iLinr' TOMOIIUOW MIX In "NICHT HOHSHMAN AND O'COAT STORE OFF Clothing Store'

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i i; ! I , Auto Lens The Lens nith the Fin Directs all the light to the road, providing a long, wide, safe drivinglisht. Legal everywhere. Equip your car today. Ask your dealer. Wholesale Distributors: ianapclii Lomont Co. - - Fort Wayne Howard Criuiflll Co.. outh HfnJ. ftsnirLmsrvvsai'MaLxi 1 FINCH UNDERTAKING CO. (Grace M. Finch, Prop.) Ambulance Service 202 North Main St. Mishawaka Phone: Mishawaka 100 Üi;CK CHEEK EOG COAL ConTeilent site for Range and rnrcace, esrpfully fcreened r.urns tlean irlthout soot or clinker. Buck Creek coal satisfies tbe most reticular people. Call for a trial or. der. Lump S-S.CO; Egg ?S.OO. CITY COAL YAIll). I bono 3flshawaka 372. IIB MI FHOiE Mishawaka 142 mmmmimu jfof Of 0VaiTTg

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Coats' Funeral Home Phone Mishawaka 197 FUNERAL DIRECTING and EMBALMING Unequalled Service THIRD AND RACE STS.

generally held in the back yards, and you are cordially invited to join by calling us up. and we will deliver to you anything you might need in the line of Poultry supplies: For instance, we offer: 1 00 lbs. Arcady Highest Scratch Grains, no grit $2.00 cwt. 1 00 lbs. Arcady Highest Grade Buttermilk Egg Mash $3.15 cwt. 100 lbs. Bran $1.40 cwt. 100 lbs. Recleaned No. 33 Test White Oats at $1.90 cwt. 1 00 lbs. Chicken Wheat, pure sweet grains, at $2.00 cwt. 100 lbs. Shelled Corn $1.25 cwt. 60rr Meat Scraps and Blood Meal, 5c per lb. or $4.50 cwt. Bright clean St raw, very necessary for chickens $1.00 cwt. Alfalfa Hay, Clover Hay, Oyster Shells, Charcoal, Pigeon Feed. Poultry tonic that

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