South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 July 1922 — Page 3

SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1022

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THF. SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIm 3 It's an 111 Wind That Blows Nobody Good

GIRL DENIES THAT EVANGELIST WAS FATHER OF CHILD

Grand Rapid? Testimony in

Suit of Mr-. Trotter.

Court Hears Reparation

;i:anIj iiArns. .iih. .iu:y 2. Tvn physicians who tritM Mi Lottie M. Tro'Ur qu ."f or ed h-r j:.-r.!sl ri.r.iü'.ion, accrdir.r tf. tliir ttimony !n h-r s-p.i i a. m.ilnnin- action .n;aln: th- !'. v. M1rm i: Trotter. - arK' l;t. The Jhy?!;".'i Dr. (. I,. Bond and J'r. ferry F. C. Hartz. When court adjournal Ml-.- FlorTi- Monily, Trottr' farmer serret.'try. who, Mrs Trotter charges, rfave V;r!h to a chill in th summer of 3: 17, of which Tmt'er w.ts th f.ithr. ".va.5 r.r; th vitn'-.s H'.ar.d.

Ar. -rnrth.it:'' '. n:al that :h- ra

."' r. .'.v kn"'.vn -vanrJi'"1t was th

i?Hfhr f a. child horn to her

trnil by M!-- Moody. "I went to work at th mission for S: a week.' fa'd Miss Moody, "but hM -A.i.s not !h leaden I went there 2t wru th' thought of g;t!nj? into

fhe I . r 1 ' . s'rv!c." Sh addpd th it hpr relations with

Tro:tr nrd hi v;f were friendly; lintil January, 1 9 1 S . 'T rcg.ir ! 'i Mr. Trotter next to j 4 y own mother," she s.ild. "I loveJj

l.er and I r-pliev ?he loved m?i' !

was in her liom much of the time. d:d not know uf any chinK" In her tritt itud" toward me until she attacked me at the n'..;?s;on in IVbrufir.v. It IS. "Mrn Trotr came to s--e me two tr thrt1 tinier after I left the hos-

5:ia!. She said I mint po hack to ; ho mi-;or. I aid I could not sec' J.ow I cif.d return and face m't üiiendv Sh tcld rne over and over hey were my frii ruin, that the peo-j j.lo would .sk fiurstior.s if I did not1

J;o hick and ah wns inifnt that hould. I did go bac; und tayed Vir.til tlie follnwinsj February."

Kcroivr lUxly of Dr. H Mm. : Killed in Foil from Cliff . ;uvn:n iai:k. :.ior.t.. July z. Hf uis of per. stent work Thurdny jn.hr in the f a ! n f . s of Mount Siy.-h ir (Jiocier National park, resulted in ih reovry f( th" body of Ir. : Frank B. V.'ynn of Indlanapo'.i, ; killed in a 1.000 foot fall from a ; ' Vitt near thf moutaln's summ.it. Th ! ! !Ke on which the body lodged was ! ülrnot inaccesvlble. necessitating u o r k . j Ir. Wynn. president of the American Alpin- club, and one of Ameri ca foremost mountain climbers, in eornifinv with Dr. H. C-oddard, alo

reached o n o f

Hhe highest peaks in the. park. when. I his companion aid, he appeared to Ls iffer an apoplectic Btroke and fell 1 from a narrow ledge. Dr. Goddard. I w ho wa a few minutes behind Dr.

Wynn on thf trail, said that the hr.dy Iitrh-d over h r'.in before he could reach him. Th body of Dr. Wynn. who wjn js yeirs old. will be taken to I mliar.apoiis.

NILES DEMOCRATS PLAN CAMPAIGN

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(-f IrwJiar.apolis, had almost 'h i'T f the mountain.

: GQAL GIYING OUT

AT STEEL PLANTS:;;

IVoininent Leader? Attend En-tliuia-ti( Meeting of Berrien Co. Organization.

NIL. KS. M;.-h . July S Large j number and an unusual degree of enthusiasm charict rizfd a meeting j f Berrien tounty democrats which) wn held in ihe city hall here Thür- ( day Prominent democrats present i

at Ih'.n Katherlnr Included William A. Comp! or k. .-ta!e chairman of the 'ntral ommlttee, and county Chairman Kdward Durton of St. Joseph. IMar.s for the corning state cami.i!ffn w'-r- licu,ed. and it was unanimously votf d to hold the county convention in Nib-s at a date tu Tie decided later. Among the names of oandidatcs whose petitions were cirulated at thus time were those of Prank Stryker of Huelianan for 'ra!o oir. in i-iom r : Thomas .Bl O'Donnell. New Duffalo, for county rk: Mi-. II. Mongrieg. formerly

Mis Sophia Wandschneider of S:ev- j m

nville. for countv treasurer; and; Willam

are Iwr r Guant. Ralph C. John S'.roui. Ed Ke'.ley ar.d aJ'shall Iviud. Norm Henr.er ani tw others provided bond Tu.1iy when jrlven a rrelimlnarv' hearing by tV;f I'nited fat cnnmilrr.fr.

300 THl (TiS AV iii.m.i:. INDIANAPOLIS. July 2$. If

becomes r.ecersarv

to reort to

truck for the delivery of mail.i In Indiana wins; to the railroad 5tr!ke. i the poQtorr.ce department !s ready to place in service more than . triK'ks. Hoben Prj-on. local postmaster, .all Friday following inspection trip which lie male of the trucks at Fort Benjamin Harlson ne.ir here.

Two hundred striking rail workers at Childress, Tex.r are working overtime and for no pay. They're helping sick farmers work their crops. Ucxe are some of them who In four hours worked SO acres cf cottos Xor Claude Tucker.

PROMINENT LAYMEN TO ADDRESS CONFERENCE WINONA IAKi:. July Many prominent laymen in addition to leading theologians are on the program of the Winor.a Bible conference which wjl; bo heM here Augtut IS to 27. A lint of the Speaker definitely engaged has just been, announced by Dr. W K. Uiederwolf. director of the conference. This list

udes the following:

J. Hryan; Rey. William

burg. Fa.. superintendent of National Reform association; Rev. Charles Iteign Kooville. and Rev. Milford If. Lyon, evangelist, ot Winona I-ake; Rer. Lyman K. Dav:.s editor of the Methodin Recorder; Rev. T. I) Kdcar. Pittsburg. Pa.; Rev. James si. McGaw, Pittsburg. IM., secretary of the National Reform association: Re-v. E- I. Powell, Ivoulaviile, Ky.; Rev. John J. Ross, Chicago, former president of the Rapttet convention of- Ontario and Quebec.

1 Industries at Gary and Other

Indiana Points Run

Short of Fuel

minir

Idwin J. Donahue of Niles for pro- ' M . Roll. blshcp of the United

s.-ctiting attorney. ISoth district and j lirethern cnurch for .the Pacific l county oftlces will have no scarcity coast ; Rev William A, QuXjSe bl-lirl .Drugged (ItlU Thrown

of candidates this fall, Judging from hep of the Metl.dlst Episcopal

'at the

INDIANAPOLIS. July ;'8.IP.

of a serious shortage of coal steel plants at (Jary were re-

celvfd here Friday. In connection with thee reports came reports from Kokomo and ather cities In Northern Indiana indicating that the situation resulting from the mine

1 (strike is hourly becoming more serions. At Gary it was reported that only ja mall supply of fuel is on hand In j the steel plants, which are preparing

to operate the blast furnaces by the use of oil. The big brick factories

t I at Gary are also reported to be short j of fuel and are preparing, to use oil i in the operation of their plants.

j The Indiana Railways and Light iPOLICEMAN SHOOTS ANDjCo, at Kokomo i.s reported to have L'II I C VLTI?(1 CIMMIV T Nf ;" than two weeks' supply of fuel KILLS NEGRO CRIMINAL j on hand anfl R complele Phutdown LA PAY KTTK. July 2S. Henry j is feared. e'oole. a iif gr 4 years r.ld. w.q) According to all reports received hot and instantly killed early Frühere Friday prices that are almost Lrlay by William Condra. patrolman prohibitive are being askel for r.n the loral p i'.,re fore, after he j what coal is available. 2.ad been sought for hours by aj

rp..c ir the attempted murder orstirvpv FOwn T iVOW

lire.vent indications. Ir. Etta Trewin, 5 5 years of age, a IJuchanan physician well known in Nile and vicinity, died at her home at 101 East Front st., in that village

j church; Rev. J. Stuart Holden, vicar

of St. Paul's church. London, England; Rev. William 3. Impe, StLouis, Mo.; Gov. Henry J. Allen ol

From Train at Laportc

blank until she came too herself, walking the ?trets of Lanorte.

The polics took the joung woman j j:c custody, and will make an effort w ith the aid of Chicago police i :o apprehend the man who. Is believed to have drugged her.

CHANTS INJUNCTION. INDIANAPOLIS, July A temporär" restraining order was granted the Illinois Central railroad by Judgj Franc:? L. Raker, in federal court at Hammond Thursday aft rr.oon. according to announcement made at th federal building here Friday. The retraining order Is directed as-airst members of the f-hops crafts union at Indianapolis and Kvansvllle.

Kana-; lTof. Archibald T. Rovert-

it 1 o'clock Friday morning. Death ! son. of the Southern RaptUn Theolo-j thrown from a followed a stroke of apoplexy suf- j siral seminary". Louisville. Ky.; Rev j passenarer train

fered Wednesday. Dr. Trewin wa i sUnsoaa Mitcoaapsdlsr laewafoatih I ing to her story.

Methodist Worn- Charles R. Locke.. M. FJ. blshon In i The storv which Miss Delonr teil?

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the Phlllipliie; Prof. Robert Wilson. . the police is that she and a male

IjAPOHTE. Ind.. July 25. Pearl

DeLong. 27, a Chicago Sirl, was on her way home Friday night, after having been drugged and thrown

New York Central n this .city, aceord-

LFXItSLATOH DIES. INDIANAPOLIS, July 2 8. Henry Ahram?, twice republican representative in th legislature from Marlon county, and candidate for Te-electlon this fa.ll, died at the Robert Long hospital here Friday after an i.lness of several weeks. Mr. Abramu was a prominent Iora.1 attorney ani a graduate of the Indi-

ana. law ar-hool. He was nrominent

in Masonic circles and also was an Elk.

society o.

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U'lrtyd Howard. 3 yeir.H old, a white fellow laborer. Poole, who had been hiding for fl2 hours in the dense underbrush ilong Wild Cat creek, came out of fails place of concealment ftt 1 o'clock IfFriday morning, armed with a hickory club. Condra wa stationed on xi bridge nearby and there were reveral taxicab drivers with him. f . . u ,n

j oi.f, noi rciin..ni; iiir po i icf nut n, ipproached and inquired the way to the city. Condra drew a flash light and revolver. The ngro lunged ;t oward him and brought thj club down on the policeman's right arm. ( ondra retained his grip on the jiltol and shot the negro through '.he heart. killing him instantly. Poole had a pol'.ce record and .had served a prison term for attempted murder. He was known as n dangerous man. Howard was vo teirlbly rut and s!ahed that there is little hope hell for his recovery. 3! has a v. ife and four small children.

MANUFACTURING GLASS DETROIT. July 28 Henry Ford has launched upon a new en:erprU?e, that of glass making. The manufacturer has established here and begun to operate a plan! that will produce glass for automobile windshields. It is paid to be the first plant in the country designed especially for making of windshields. A oontinous conveyor system makes it possible for the glas to br kept continually moving from the time it leaves the furnace In Kquid form until it becomes a polished windshield. The molten glas Us drawn from the furnace and passes under a roller that gives it width and thickness, and then upon a moving conveyor that carrier It 464 feet through a gradually cooling furnace At the end it is cut and placed on another conveyor that carries It through tie stages of grinding and polishing, after which it is ready for u..

president of the

en's Foreign Missionary

the Niles district. Fire which threatened the French Paper Company's mills in this city was discovered to be raging in a pile of wood puip near the comt any's lumber piles about 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Fire Chief Hurt, of the city fir' department, says that it will take more than twenty four hours to extinguish the blaze and prevent itfl spreading.

of Princeton Theological seminary; Rev. Gearge T. Stuart, Rlrmlngham. Ala.; Rev. James S Martin. Pitts-

mi anion boarded ar, early morn-

FIYE .MEN HOUND OVER. INDIANAPOLIS, July 28 Five of the nine men who were arrested at Elwood Monday, when a raid was made on number of "dry-beer" saloons, were hound over to the

. n tr train out o f Chicago for Toledo. trrand jury here Friday under bondf

O. From then on her memory was j of $500. The men released on bond

rJAIUVMUE TRITCim; Al'XII.I.AltV. No. 2S of the A'Td and Navy Cnion will hold the pk'-i.c at Hudson lake Sunday, J'ily 30th. h c-.Tts round trip, children haif price., F.rst car S a. m . ca-s run eviy two i hour all day until 1? Lots of fun.' Refreshments. Eery'ody come adv.. 210.

Chicago South Bend

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Railway Co.

&S0ÜTHERH MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY Errr.rnvr. jrr i. is?? ,a;et to cturff wlttsat not'.? trtlr.i it1ij Scth hi. Ir.4UQt,

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The Chas. Nies Drug rore is r.ow j located at 22 7 N. Michigan st. and , is open for busine. The same i courteous and prompt ?Prv:c may : be expected. adv. 211 ;

For reliable dentistry Carson & Oren. 125 W. ave. P. Main 549.

consult Drs. Washington adv. COS tf

It experts clean your garments and hats. Aetna Cleaners, 9H E Sample St. 1-2376 adv. 20-tf.

When Masters.

you tay Cigars say

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ASKED TO KILL BABY CHICKS; TAKES DRUG

FLINT. Mich. July 2S (Ry I. N. j S.) Edna Fansheld has a tender j heart. Her mother asked her to kill j some baby chicken that had been injured in a storm. i The girl started for the coop and j then turned suddenly and ran j screaming to the house. ; "I would rather take my own life ; than kill little baby chickens," she

cried. Her nine-year-old sister ran after her to the bathroom and managed to knock a bottle of poison from her hand after Edna had .nvllowed half of it. She has a chance to recover.

PAIiM IJEACH SUIT ITtEn. Or perhaps you would prefer a hat for the wife. Read our big advertisement In the Sunday NewsTime for details. We are giving away a fine suit to every purchaser of i ued car during the rext ten days. See our list of 6 big bargains before you buy Superior Motor Sales Co.. 215 55. Ma'tii St. Adv. 211

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William' V'riin Shop has from 235 S ?.lnlgan st. to

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itiru E. Monroe st. ad"

ENTIRE PÖLICH FORCE AIDS IN LIQUOR RAID FEINT. Mich.. July 2S. 'More than n, nun a iiil women were flated for t pp.? ranc in poüro court her Frislay the result of raids Thürs lay r.:,cht on oery place in the city sus-j-ected of violating the liquor laws. The wholesale c.ean-up was ordered by Mayor McKeiphen after detecuvf had mad a a quiet survey -f conditions her- and turned over to officers suptrvUing the raid a omplef directory of suspected tvaioon, pool hall.- and resorts. Tho. ndifl police forc, as well as hunKiredg of reserves participated. Th city jail was tilled early Thürs biy nieht. and th later arrivals were trken directly to th court house 1HOH13, wher they were assigned fe.at and guarded through the night ;for the opening of court Friday I;iornlng.

NEGRO STARS WOMAN ! WITH BUTCHER KNIFE ! MICHIGAN CITY. July 28 Pearl Owens, negro, who was stabbed! Thursday night by Gus Smiley, negro. v. Ill prrbably lose the sight of her right eye, it was learned at the j local hospital Friday. The stabbing occurred at the home of the Owen J woman in what is known hb "the j patch." Smiley, who is Ptill at large, used a large butcher knife. ;

CAT1TI DE LUE RFE'ILAH. INDIANAPOLIS. July 2S Polle here are holdlrrg a burglar de Ivxq Mho was surprised early Friday In the unoccupied hou.' of a lo al phyfr.cian. Two blocks away police found i: Ford speedster which the man. who K-ive his name a lohn Rice, admitted ownmg. IUce cave his adtlress A3 Milwaukee. Vi

;tAitD nmnc.ns WAItAW. Ind., July 2 8. The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. has stairned guards at various bridges on the Fort Wayne division, between ''hicago and Ft. Wayne. The action follows the recent firing of a Rig Four bridge near Warsaw and the wrecking of a Waba.sh freight train at New Paris, presumably by strikers or persons in sympathy with the strikers cause.

Auction Sale on ths farm of B. F. Ritter, deceased, L!nooln Way West,

cce-half mile north cf Mt. Pleasant. (

1 p in. Tuesday. Aug I Ail imp.e-ner.ti-. stock, crop, household effect. Adv. 212

MARTH 1 2I CnrrliE COLD TO evcti otiii:r When thev settled In their house the sun we warm and o was their love. Then came a time when the frost was on the pumpkin and the furnace on fhe blink. It was his fault. She nagged him. Don't let it happen to you. See that you get a THATCHER FT'RN ACE FROM srUC.UY. 303 S. Michigan st. None better. 185-tf

PRINTING RULING BINDING EXPERIENCED SERVICE RENDERED REASONABLE PRICES LATEST AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT Drop in and look at our PRINT SHOP THE TUTTLE CORPORATION 130 North Main St.

Store Closes Saturday at 9:30 P. M. Other Days 6 P. M.

Charles K

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Where You Find Value, Not Only in Price But in Quality

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These Prices Represent a Great Saving

Coats,

When Maiters.

you say cigars sy Dutch Advt. 16 5-tf.

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We are outside of the high rent and you get the benefit on prices.

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1 CC Illing ilMl, J :ii-i,' jppthesc are a few cf the tryine skin ills which make baby fretful ar-i keep anxious mothers busy trying to soothe the torment. KESINOL OINTMENT is th? very thin to pive quick relief. Try it and note how soon baby's fretful crying stop"; as this ?entIe, coo!in? cintmrnt reduces the itching and burning. Rev.nrl 5k - f or tby' 'r Ver It -'Jt inj r.Ay. Alsru!t.

4 Spark Plugs Special 99c

FORD FLOOR MATS WHILE THEY LAST 60c and 75c

Luggage Carriers Worth $3.50 Special $1.85

Timers for Fords 69c Fords 5 Wire Looms 40c Ind. Spot Light, worth $4.50, special $3.25 Top and Back Curtains for Ford, special at. $6.15

Detroit Batteries 11 Plates Guaranteed 18 Months $15.25

Best Gasoline Station in the City We Handle Consumers Gas Tires and Tubes at Lowest Price

Ford Fan Belts Best Ever 15c

The Auto Market Specialty Go. 535 S. MICHIGAN ST. We Recharge and Repair Any Make of Battery

A Very Special Value in New Fall Dresses On Sale at $24.50 We have just unpacked a lot of satin crepe. Canton Crepe and Poiret twill dresses, navy and black.

plain and bead trimmed. J Very special $24.50

Wraps and Suits

At Verv Last Reductions This is your final opportunity to purchase these excellent garments, best of makes, latest styles, finest materials priced at just half as they must go now before Fall Wear comes in. All Reduced to HALF PRICE These Prettiest of Summer Frocks Must Go m Some of the smartest . costumes of the season marked down for a complete clearance simply because we do not carry over garments from one season to the next and new Fall Wear is now coming in. You Canjt Afford to Miss This ; Special Selling Prices Range From $2 50 and Up Real Money-Savers

Union-Alls At Special Prices Women's Khaki Union-alls, good quality. 2 large pockets, belt and ankle straps; sizes 3d to 44: speci al $1.95 Misses' and Children's Khaki Union-alls, with red ties; small sizes 8. 10. 1 2 at $1.45; large iszes 16, 1 8 at . . .$1.95 Boys' Khaki Union-alls, some with red collars, sizes 2 to 7; special $1.00 Children's Play Suits, in tan and blue, contrasting trimming; sizes 2 to 5 years, suit at 45c

Patent Leather and Suede Belts in white, black and tan combinations; regular 50c value 39c Coats Thread, all numbers, in black and white; special, 6 spools 25c Women's Umbrellas, bakalite ring handles in white and colors; special value at !$1.49 Silk Middy Laces in red, green, navy and copen.5c Pure Linen Crash Toweling, 16 inch, red and blue border; special, yard. .23c All Linen Art Crash, 18 inch; reduced to, yard. 38c Ready-Made .Table Cloth s mercerized, round scalloped blue and white edge, 58 inch; special at $1.39 Infants' Rubber Diapers, special at ; 39c

Men's Pad Garters, double grip, in black, white and colors; special . . .39c Men's Athletic Union Suits of fine checked dimity: a very special value, suit 69c Infants and Children's Gauze Vests, sizes 2 to 5 ; special 15c Fine Bütiste Bloomers in orchid. peach and flesh; special at 89c Graham's Olive Crearn Soap, an excellent toilet soap for either hard or soft water 5c One lot of 27 inch to 40 inch Wash Fabrics that formerly sold up to 59c; special, yard 25c Women's Hose in black and white, broken line of sizes; very special, pair 10c

Silk Dresses t Very Special $15.00 Here is an exceptional value in Canton Crepe and Tarteta Dresses. Formerly sold up to $39.50.

Men's änd Bovs' Athletic Union Suits Men's Athletic Union Suits of checked nainsook, in sizes 34 to 46; special at 69c Men's Genuine B. V. D. Union Suits, best made, in sizes 34 to 46; special, suit $1.15 Boys' Athletic Union Suits of checked dimity; special, suit at 59c

Beach Wear Specials In the Final Clean-Up It seems like shameful waste to take such fine bathing suits and accessories as these and offer them at prices less than the most ordinary grades but Clean-up time means sacrifice for quick selling so you have the advantage of these special values. Suits, Caps, Shoes Greatly Reduced for Final Clearance Specials in Toilet Soaps Graham's Original Lemon Soap, a skin whitener unsurpassed, contains real lemon juice, the best lemon soap on the market; special 7c; or .3 cakes for 20c Graham's Olive Cream Soap; special 5c Kirk's Jap Rose Soap, special, 3 cakes 19c Woo'dbury's Facial Soap, special, cake 18c Clearance of Men's Hose Men's Silk Hose, in brown, navy and green; broken sizes; 75c value, sale price, pair. 59c Men's Fine Silk Hose, in white, black and grey; $1.00, $1.25 value; sale price, pair at 79c Men's fine Half Hose, splendid quality, in brown, black and white; 3 pair $1.00

Capital !..0V.fWl

VACATION, TX a raratton. If tod r. 1 a t litt!' etrs rh fnr asff t y-flrt litt j rou can get It ire and will tx-j tend your flrt prziat six wki or two month. Loict on Chtti Main 174d j STATE LOAfi CO. I ntaWUlud ircs. Folt S, Mrrchanta Ilank DMf, 531 Michigan. Oprn R to S:S8. j

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Compounded Quarterly on All Pavlnjc 5AINT JOSEPH BUILDING AND LOAM ASSOCIATION 124 oouth Aialu (. f. E. IJondurant, Srxfj OrirtofeK Court Ilona

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SERVICE MACHINE WELDING W. MAURER & CO. When a tiling nil fllnc. icu ant It lou- jvilck nml rixUtJ Our Mnclilnp Shp nnd WHillng I'Iviirtm-nt4B liavc inilty capable men 2irVi s. Kt. Joo st. IU-ar the Hlarkstonc

THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring and Repairing S. D. Moran & Son

We Sell CoaljFor Leu SAM C. LONTZ & SONS On Colfax Av. Main 74

CHAS. J. MUMFORD Contractor and Builder im i makim: vr. Minne Main Ö151 IlMlmate Clircrfully I'urnUhI

PATENTS And Trade Marks Ohtntntl lr oil Countries. Adlcc I'rrr. (il-O. J. OLTSCH. Rc-cMi-rcd Tatrnt Alt'. TM-712 Studt baker Hld . koulfc lid. Ipd.

Union Trust Company Safe Deposit Boxes with special facilities for the privacy zf customers.

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