South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 260, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1922 — Page 3

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PEHNSY TO EXPEND $20,000,000 ON FOUR DETROIT BUILDINGS _____

Aard .owrnri ;i- ro muri

ner of Expnn-ion Pronim at Detroit.

:ii:t;:'Ht. ---n. i : du.T!iI r',v-,'rmn! Fri'hv vh -ii ;,- i"'f pr. real ?yr'fm r. tt" u r. -.- &. .1 r 'I ' 1 rnr.'r'i' !. for fc:IMIn;r fri'T'.-; whirr, th pr!rr!;:: . ffr'rnl o- r.i'.n:; jiLir. :-

rfcM-;' p.r j vhirh V ';' ih'y .ir'1 coTp!tM will Invol v nn ' 41-tur-of .i)prrx;rr. i!.- 2 h 0.0 0 . 'ff!!nl, of th ro.-i sj.-j t'-.at

Th'irMiy for

T.vil't In ?h K-or-o yiri, at

A - v !i i in-1 - r k 4 i n . ; r "i ! I -

hue v;I3 form ror th:f f-r-

UNIONS HELP MEN WHO ADMIT PARTS IN TRAIN WRECK Kiril.MOM). Ind.. c-i.i. i;. I. N. S ) TTi I n ( 1 1 . : 1 1 t Coi:nil of tin I'nltol Ilrnt'i riic nl of ( .Mrnf rr :mil JoIimt h!.i ln.nli nil iiI,rjtl;it.ti 1 jii'l in tin- l-;vn for tin- men uho - to rf k i n. a Mlrliican riifr.il pjr--s train m-.ir Cury. Ind., r"u!tinc in tin I;-- of t. Uc. Tlif appropriation ;i.s in.wl- on tli- pla of Waltrr I. WnlN. rtary of th- (; iry liroUic-rlio! of Ilailuay Train turn, th.it tit- fonfc--Jotm of tho mrn !iaI !xn xaiiK-d tlr;ti!i orntallry -, th. K)II(c. Ua?N s.iM othrr vtafo lAfr uni.m-. nl-o would le nsknl to aid in the kfcij. of tlx mm.

BLAMES STJIIKES TO ALIEN ILLITERACY

NILES

Dr. . V v r r y Tell- .Michigan Banker That ignorance Hinilrrs Iii(lutrial Growth. O'VOiiO. Mi-Mi., i? :!. 16. I'ailof Arr.frl-a to r-nrerly asi-irr.i- . : f an .J 4j:'itf f -re ;gnrs romlri; to l.v- '-o:;r.ry in thv ways of the la:.l i.t thf-Jr a -i optier.. 1. :epor. .-.iile for r.rjch cf t.i" i::'Ju5tr:al unrr-?t today.

NILES. ?pt. 15. Dr. F. N. Konir. ill :?av? t.y automobile Sunlay fur . tr;; to D.-'.rol: ar.J Clvelan. to ak r.irt in Masonic rflr -.rions.

! A !. I'trOit, a r.t'v Ma.-or.ic r.uir.e . .11 r!--.j .c at. i or. Mor.'Iav. Afl . r thid ; r -ay tiiv i arty of which Ir. ! ;oi.;;,f ; ,t i.n-nibtr will go to Ow ! land, -a h'.-rc th .annual convention j of the rjd (i' T:ce Masons will L-j hold and wh?n Prcs t Hardin? is ex.

i ; r-tfd

POLIGE K0LD GIRL

IN JEWELRY THEFT ?

f Ir. Frederick A. -'. who deliver 1 th-

Mr?

at a

V t nl 4

ip. thf -:

f f rry. of Lar:

I ! i n c i p a 1

r uctir: cf Groj: No. T of the Mlchl-j

to be Initiate i into th" d ii. II. Jefferson will entenair rid?e luncheon at the Oliver n .-outh Bend. Tuesday. Sept.

re.-3

at th

annuai

o'e!

: j. The Ka-AT.f-fr team will play a r Ort -season hail game with lierrien

on n: fate ana reetei tne couriip a they ran; In. Schubert remained: with Mier.

r.dir.t: him of their visit of; y. b fore. th coup! a?a!n to f? pome rinsr?. Thet

(jeweler prori'.cd a tmy containing 'a eleven, rantjir.s: In value from $30' Holicvc Girl Sweetheart ot w A v v

1 Illl Vv ho Ivchhcd Jeweler the --. m? when the two men enteral.1

Or.e of then whipped out a p-'M0!:

filed it and ordered Meier and

I'KTIiOlT. F.- nt : r. Lauretta ; ?f hubert to ie fat on the floor. Th" i-re. pretty ar-tii -ionde. of r,her examined the safe, found it John It. ;-t.. was beih? held by ked and pave the word to his:

companions to run for It. All four

j 5 -o ; Ken Ofrhetl to trie $:JewalK. the. your.' and Ka: woman ha vim: stuffed the rings in-

t r

of S6.Ö00 in Gein?.

i le-.

t."ie -poii'.e Krid.iy r.:-'ht to.-

It's

(

Surprising How Little

Good Dentistry Costs if You Consult

Dr. J. T. Holmes

c o n : at

Orat;-

Hankers association. Ln tMs

L-prir.Ks on tho local diamond Sun-

! cii

Oonmrt vr ! Constru'-tlcn cf a str-

1-inroln TV

far

general

GARY MAN DIES OF REY0LYER WOUNDS

Dr. Perry fpent ?everal years !n-

vetJgatir.f: this (;uticn in America)

and abroad

Ir. :: ro .be

-rand l lvd. participated .n by four t-- her handbag:

men and a your.? woman at lu o'clock i Friday morninj. The clrl wa lock I ed up on a technical chaise of be;n?'

a a:oraeriy person. am Tasco, 25. 993 Mtüury av.. a bantamweight boxer, knovn in local

pugilistic circles as the "Tobascor

lay afternoon.. -Miss Lucille Winn will leave Sun-J lay to enter the Illinois College for, Vr.efi n I a r w v r. r. v! ! 1 e Til Her !

I r.n. th.it Ar.er:ca nn trip vp-e nf

:-, inrtr.tH-,! f.n n r- ,1 . v . . ! li -MCCO' wl'4 accompany ner as ; jc wclry ,:ore U3 . ,s Cümp.tnions f-ed

o - - ,T e -n'-orr

. Ar.-.trica is to leal the world ir.ius

K:d.

ed by Louis Mei-r. proprittcr of the

vomh not LTi:ni:sTi:n HARTFORD CITY, Sept. 16 (I. N. S.) Mcr.y Blackford county wemen feeni to take little interest I in politics. ! In the registration return. from

was shot and seriously wound-, Saturday vork. It i.s revealed th.u

' iv as Chicago.

liev. and Irs. D. C. Oslroth and f.imi'v enrnvtn In the!r rar frnir.

r-tar.l-l by lmiu?tr:a! unrest, due. r, T, t , Vr,a in r,,.,

trially. hut aid its proprer

friicht hi'iT, -rhi-h up at Th'"1 and Iarnod Incltido Frrilit Ifonwo. Th rrn!rac'-T al-o in!rjde bul'.dir.r of th !'-r,i yir l at Third and ßur'-.mft nr.. ;ri the lo omot !v-tnrn-tabi. and a 50.0'" f.-dllnn water fiwrr anl h'i? rr.illn:; s'atlon Th 'oo! -ork an I f. undat'.on of

'r"rht hon r. whj'i will b.- 0S0

he think, to the

fomented 1

s being

GiS-

Registration

cf edinftly

ton

Ma.s

s.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs

i . " r "

' ; , W1U1 -'Harry Fdwards of Fnion place. Injurie? Hereive! in Fi"'! Arc ! "r'ln bc''hev,'c herP- ! Miss Fdith Reil, a returned mis-

Fatal to Adam Nanw Three Aailants.

said, i-: also du? in a measure

tt. lopsided thinking.

vd the natural

He assert-

morning service at the Methodist : church Sunday mornin; in the ab-.

12.

fcy TO

ICOO.COO. not inrhidlr.'' traeklnr or

fradiriK-. or thf main rurture. The! dhn Xnwa:?rke

v'!' roc apjtroxlmai-'iy

. -fnins and for advancement In lifM ro wno is attenJlng the meeting I fives th- prcfe;or.al agitator fpr-of the MIchlJ?an conference of the' Ui-J i ti..- scdi in which to riant his seed. T,.tNi. ,.i,.,w ik I

in.rt :noi nmrr from v.'our..i.c r.i nf i ' --"if rnen a rains. ci!r.tv ana ' ... . .... ... ....

MN'JHir-A.V CITV. Ind.. Sep M:ch;ino A.m, of fjary,

"e,l atr I-r;i;.v ,., m,,. f

r.r ir her, when in

with a tray of diamonds and escaped in waiting automobile?. Charprtl With Kohory. Detective, who took Lauretta Lee into custody also arrested Almo Pnlombo. 20. of WJlkins &t.. charging him with robbrj- armed. A

;ke charge was lodged acain.-t Tas-; i o. who is in Receiving hospital with ' ouliet wounds In the head and leg. J His condition is crPkal. Vcti

:. several rfinett of th county. !o women registered.

of women was ex-

over the countv.

at an

sei Thin

a r,T,

officials. , company with

i mi j Ii ü, i: v. .i s.-. i it )ii;c;ai. yinirii.y wur- an u rj I: no-.vn m in Will ro about J-.fi. n-,-, and the -n-; from Hary hp cr-rrd in rev--,:-,-:

Pine nous", wli'rh w;.I h 210 feet'. , .... . . . i a .

K'ntr ana m re t uun. about j i s

fe-t ujd".

COO. All of theo fisrur" -it was

plained. repre.nt only initial

Ccfs.

Letting rf th- rrmtract offlfcfals ald Fr:d ly, r.ii',fi that the Pennsylvania' hure project I so far eomrled that f.h road is pl.-n-Inlnc for the oprat'nn of bath Srelcht and r--'r trains ever lis ovn track next New Year's da v. For thA pr.--nt. th? load doe-; not Intend to establish Its r-un nisnper dpot. and will us the Union rtation. at Third n l "ort s . I i f-nr.ectlon with th" rr Marfpictto. the road's "budget" fo- 102.1. It wis

'.tie with a k'ir.i of -i.)')n.sh

on the furm. r.fnre ri.vinT Adam nam?d

alleged as-'iiiants

from flary. who ha ! rented

f .rui la.st July as a sit..' f-r a

h:s mn th'j

i ' yntmer.t ' against societv and1 i:i t!:o minds of t!i- work-; i he th -uht that tmployin:

in rl-zht to t'ne po-

and that i to wrest t h e j. e .

.-.-(it Ions from th'-m.

Th!-- f'-eün.T. he said.

!.su oy tt a-tion r in advancing

through "i ull" rather than merit,

to i-

. i i s - r s h a v e

iitioi.s thy hold. ! 'o th vTirkfr

is hip'-d

of Rising Citj. Neb., have motored to Niles for a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E lward Ing!eri?ht. S. Lincoln av. Alfred Obrwelser. 501 Sycamore s.., was injured, the endd of the three h ner.s and the thumb of his left

' S0!'1'1 er-1-"Ioy" ! hand bein? cut off when his arm be-th-:r tnmloyes! f;i.r,.r,ed in hraidin- m:i-

I chine in a local factory. Hnn-i Holmes residing twn miles

moon-I -f titudo of some emr. lovers toward .. . . . . ......

.aine pMnt. One of them. Adam , their men. helped to keöp thi, feel- Vhur dav -h when hi süd. had murdered hi.s brother In ;r.z of resentment alive. fir Thursday night u hen hs

I tarn ana ns contents, mciuain? mis ! ear's crop of oats, as well as a large

quantity of hay, corn and tools,

o. who is in Receiving hosnital w-.th

bullet wounds In the head and leg.

The h"ldup of Meier's .-tore, sit-, uatcd at 7202 Gratiot av., was well; , . ,.r,f.., , j Tt- i i I his is tu rains: an Old pbras fare P.otted in advance. Wednesday i ahojt ,,!lt ni,ler:i tands'of rMucintr rnornin?. Meier Fays, a well drehst d ' tat turo mad? this revision pojible. younsr man and wor.ian drove up to; If J"ou are orerfat nnl al-o arere to h;; ttr,ro t a tivi-.v. r.r-t - o a ' r h -v 5 i''a 1 eiertloni if y-u are likewise store in a taxhab. entered and f()!Jil fif he t;i!)I(, ni,l,til, vant to re. asKed to see some diamond rinsrs . dure your t-xeess ibh feveral rounds.

ii this: Go to rnnr ilruptrlst (or wrVe the Marra-da roapany, 4nl2 Woojwurd Avenue. Detroit. .Mich.) and srive liini

They cleverly simulated the attitude cf an c-mraed pair, the youns man stammering and the grirl blushing. At the time Meier and his clerks.

uiiliam Schubert and Geo

a-', ir,; further that the arrogant

Chicago and police bt-Iieve Adam

and h; friend wer4 v: !!ng the

farm to avenre the der. During the pun

Ch.ca;

j mur-' Fireman Seriously Injured

battle. AdJamiV !

ammunition became exiiauste.i nn.li he jvri mortally wounded wliile1

tlee;n.

roiice iiunu a ntr.'' -n i in the

tntimted by officials, probably will J a.err.ent of the farm hrue after, :v'u

In Leap From Engine Cabin ( G!iSHi:.. Ji:d.. S. pt. DP (Spe itl. TMiiHp Rimer, 44. of Mont-' pelier. i hio. tu eman en Waba.-h

extra ih'. L2 1 C. w:

a Goshen hospital ser

ere destroyed by a blaze of un-

: n o n origin.

, I i aüro.a

(x;

Coninn provi-ijii for :

" e r dpryt. Track Work Fron "ws.

Slump in Grape Prices Shows Reaction, Claim KAIA.MAZOO. Mich.. Sept lb.

ait a

few minutes. Instead of complying, they said they would be back later and departed. Friday mornin? they returned, this time in a s-edan of an expensive make. Something aroused Meier's suspicions as he saw the at ste; to the curb. He hastily hauled Penza an automatic revolver, instructing him to io out the rear way, stand guard on the sidewalk in front and shoot if a robbery was attempted. ID then threw the i-ombination lock

or ten.l tnemi on doü.ir. ivr this, modest amount cf money the druggist j

e Penza. ! ln tn wav cf !;itlf yins

vc v.,.. i.V. . i ir amruuoi ior a nire, trim, sum vere busy with other customers and figure. He will hand you a case ..f M.t-a.-ked the latest arrivals to wait a i i:n.!a TrescrJotion T.ihlets. rcomnoanried

In accordance with the farauis Marraoli Preseriptlon). one of which you must take after enb meil and at bedtime until you hegia to lose your fat s'eadilv and easily. Thn continue the treatment nnifl your weleht Is whnt you desire. MarTiK'la Prescription Tablets ar iot on'y !nrmles but really benefieial to the general hfalt'i. Von don't need stnr:it!n 1 1 1 -r or weakenlnpr epr iss. Just go on eatinsr what you like, leave exerejsin to the athlete?, hut tak vo;ir little tablet fnlthfullv, and without a doubt th;i flihbv flesh will .piicklr take unto 'tself wlng. leivln? behind 5t your natural self. iPMfly rlnthed ln firm f,h .ind tr!m mufcip. Adv.

'Tt ;i in 1 1 ii

j r.ariK.s. but. police have not made;

1 I . 1 r . ... . 1 1 1 I

l-.s-jthe occupants had escaped in an : ;,'u- ibjureu. ino roti.t ol jmnp-in unpi'cwuT.icu aemana ht grape mitnmoh'ie ,n m .! v.r..! hoiri frr.m the locomotiw. a di.--tanc ' juice gives promise of saving ti: '

,r about 2' feet down on embank- ivrtmer.s cr the Michigan iruit ia.lt iii'-nt earlv this mnrr.inrr wlu r, an i from what, a couple of weeks ao

j overhead bridge, two mile.s :tst of ! threatened to be a ruinous slump i:;

inton, was discovered ablaze, 'lho piices. The late August drougn' 'ngireer, X. F. Gould, of Montpeli-r j also is said to be responsible for Mi n--t jump. A brake-man. who.-e sharp increase in prices m the la-'

Many, after paying soarinr; pricrs. have found it a revelation to consult Dr. Holmes and learn just how little it costs to have your teeth placed in P.rst-clars condition. No price is too high to ave your health by having Rood teeth. But it is so foolih to continue navin" these hih

prices when you can secure the best dentistry obtainable through Holmes Dental Service at such a reasonable price. Only men with years of experience are employed here, and they have every appliance known to dental scicne; at their command. One will learn considerable by consulting South Bend's well known dentist, J. T. Holmes. THE WONDERFUL PLATE, ONLY $25

A full Upper and Tower plate.

l.vhich we fully puarantee at this

unusually low price. Made by bur own expert laboratory men of

'he best materials obtainable. Its nt is perfect and" you, like many

others, will find a sense of pleas

ure in wearing the bit of dental handiwork. Four Chairs No Waits X-Ray Laboratory

l'j

Oenfist

Corner Michigan and Washincton Streets Over Central Drup: Company Look for Sir;n Lincoln 6819

The work of trrading. tra -k in I them public. fcnd ballasting the company's rilitj C vav ! tween ('.- r! et on ard D-d- i r r I ' 1 ir'l ,.t. . , I ire 1 ersons Intured II hen TB., , a rl;star.'o of 21 m. -s, a - pro- J irrejsed more rapii;y i m w fx- Auto and Motorcycle Crash

irw- r r-,J-'- TKIUti; IIAl'Tll. Ind.. Sept. 16.

tu i i ra k

i; wnr sam Frida: that I

a i ü ternnna on-truction

JX.'V be f i,d ted l-V .N'OV 22. The firs definite rnouni-em -nt Of the pepnsv l .1 ni i -y-t' n-- rli'i-1 ttv this improvep., -i t "..is mad."- in person by s'.inno; IVa. pr ainf of tlie Fennsyhan: I;ne nt a dinner arrar. g d in hi - b it.;- at ;ho pftrait Foard of Mimr.ce .'fVf-rnl pree'e? .,o. Pinr Rea's ;:t many off ciaD Jiave been transferred to Detroit from various r-oinbs on tiie ;.'.tin. and D. V. S'oni tr. rville hr? b- t a' -tlvo'y in cli;ir-""" of const nation

rrnrlv as f hlff enir: nr- -r.

I nt rr iUfU t . I.cn. -d. t Recently the- ton" h is Ien,i vir-'

til half oi" tV ''i vr-i.li f'-HM- f the First N iti.- u f. -r.!: buül'.rg I

(Ry U. P.) Five persons were injured, two seriously, when an auto

name was not learned jumr-ed and two

t scaped injury. How the bridge became ignited is not known. For several werks th

weeks. Late in August ship-

and a motorcycle ( ollidfd near PI- I Waba-li h.u employe.! guards at all r.Vntn. Ind., this aflernoon. Thf j l.rid cs nlopg tlie route due to the driver of the automobil tried o strike of slvpnien. At the Wabash avoid the motorcycle at a turn and -.jtiefs in Ronton, it was said rho turned over. Four of th injured bridee probably was tired by "na's wre bi ouubt to a hospital here, j dninpintr from a loromotive. Hain,Ai! were from Linton. Ind. i ge is siig'nt.

pers and juice plants were offerii.; iZo a ton and were obtaining many contracts at $40. In the laft f w days, however, the pricer. have advanced until now tho Concord crapes are selling at from $65 10 s7." a ton. fl rowers do not attunpt to explain the great demand for gripes, but say It is. coming chieilj from ihe larger cities.

"Whre Tho-

A Rc..er

charge as rh'.-f c;ieraing official of th c road in t. ! t',v- -o: lion r If geper-'l ,.j "it " n I iliv.fion superintendr.;. A.'-socinteii with Rob rl 'r th"

n w offi.vs . io c. c Ti pass'-ngi'T i-T... Is division fre;-.; tt" ' jral estate agnt. and

,-!. "v:c:r-' S'.lC k pol- . 1 C ni; e :.'h: i ffi-

NILES SHOPMEN AWAIT ORDERS TO TAKE JOBS NILES, Mich., Sept. 15,— Members of the six federated shopmen who fare on a strike must await orders from Pres't Tanny of the federated

shpocrafters, before returning to work,

according to a telecram received by O. M. Worvey, an officer of the local union. When the order is received about 450 men will return to work at the Michigan Central terminal shops here. In commentiing upon the conclusion of the strike, local men declared that none will go back to work until all may go.

Await Filing of Complaint Against Gary Policemen T X " T I H" l IIA! TJ C-sn 1l? .

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 16,—Gov. McCray sent a letter to State Sen. O. C. Holmes, of Lake county today stating that no official investi-gation gation of alleged brutality to prisoners by the Gary police will be obtained until a formal complaint is filed with the executive. Sen Holmes in company with Ralph Bradford called at the governor's office to discuss alleged mistreatment of persons arrested in Gary. It was said that the police have been beating prisoners with club and rubber hose in order to force confes- sions.

We Give You a Chance to Make More Money

i'i I ,1 fV'

CLOSING OUT SHOE SALE OF ENTIRE $10,000 FALL SHOE STOCK OF R. R. PECK SHOE STORE -AT- U. S. ARMY STORE

SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET _____

SHOP EARLY! $2.85

$2.85

EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! NOTHING RESERVED!

PRICES SLASHED UNMERCIFULLY

SALE NOW GOING ON AND LASTS 5 DAYS ONLY!

P P

-Vhcn we offer you a much higher tMc of intrro:t on your sa in??. -And you Tr fully protcctrd wc being bonded by the statr.

LASALLE

nnounces the Opening of the

COLLEGE INN Beautiful Bazemcut Restaurant Smiisy Bmi&eT Today 9 1 1 A. M. to 8:30 P. M Table de Uote, Priee $1.25

tock was purchased by the U, S. Army Store. Below are only a few of the wonderful Bar

gains to be had. Bargain Tables and Bargain Racks overflowing with hundreds of Bargains.

nOYS' SCHOOL SHOES $2.85 Values S1.95

Women's $3, $4 and $5 Oxfords or Straps Odds and Finds 98c

Women's $2, $3 and $4 White Canvas Slippers or Shoes S8c

M i s s e s' and Children's Slippers, $2 and $2.50 Values $1.50

15c and 25c Shoe Polishes, Brown Black cr White Sc

!!:!

GIRLS' Fall Shoes, Sizes 2V2 to 7, $5 Values $1.95

W O R K SHOES $3, $4 Values $ 1 .95

WOMEN'S HIGH SHOES

Good Selection Women's Hi - Heel, All Leather Shoea - 65c

U. S. BOOTS $6.50 Values $3.85

u p

growth of your dollar by saving vith us. We pay

Interest fk A-v Compounded U J Quarterly St. Joseph Building and Loan Association 124 South Main St j

MENU Celery English Beef Broth Olives Combination Sea Food LaSalle Choice of ROAST PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN, GIELET SAUCE or LARDED BEEF TENDERLOIN, MUSHROOM SAUCE Carrots and Peas in Cream Mashed Sweet Potatoes Head Lettuce with Thousand Isjand Dressing Choice of Vanilla or Strawberry Ice Cream or Chocolate Eclairs or Apple Pie Milk Coflee ' Tea STARTING MONDAY, BUSINESS iMEN'S LUNCH 1 I a. m. to 2 p. m., Price 80c X Tf "T"1 ' We announce later our after-theater supI V X j j pers, entertainers, orchestra and restaurant dances.

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Patents Fall Oxfords 36 Value $2.85

Cushion Sole Rubber Heel House Shoes P 1 9

Boudoir Slippers $1.85 Values $1.00

School Stockings Double Wear ÖC

Mens' Dress SOX 25c Value 10c

Women's or Boys' High Grade $1.25 TENNIS OXFORDS Come Early. .

500 Pairs Women's DRESS and WORK ß SHOES All styles, all siiec ) hj?J

i1:

U. S. ARMY STORE

330 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET

Commonwealth Finance Company Chartered under Indiana State Laws. 505-506 Citizens Bank Building. STOCKS and BONDS Corporate Financing Installment Notes Unlisted Securities Correspondence Invited. Phone Lincoln 6948

Rapid

Automatic Presses

enable us to give quick service and good value on job printing of every kind. Telephone Main 686

PEERLESS PRESS

Fred W. Read, Manager 205 E. Wayne St.

PiiOA'

- MIII.iWAKA Ii2

iCCaSMERS SERVICE 8 COMPANY

ST 1TVTI CNO F 0MLIT

THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring end Repairicj

r n

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D. Moran & Son

We Sell Coaljfor Le SAM C. LOiNTZ & SONS On Colfax At. Main 74

JACOB HOFFMANN COAL