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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

Electrician. Young man who
understands installation and care Of
motors and care OF inter cOmmunicating
telephones. in manufacturing plant.
State experience and wages expected.
Address, Baker awter CO., Div. B., Ben
ton HarbOr, Mich.
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HELP wANTED-aLALE.

HELP WANTED--MALE.
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Electrician. Young man who
understands installation and care of
telephones. in manufacturing plant.
State experience and wages expected.
Address, Baker awter Co, Div B., Ben
ton Harbor, Mich.
wANTED-Factory hands. Apply at Me-
Henry MillhOuse Mfg. Co, 1902 :.
Franklin.
WANTED-Five good carpenters Apply
TO G. II. DeFries. SO SO. Taylor st.
wANTED-An experienced stove man.
steady work for good. sober man.
Household Quitting Co.
WANTED-Factory hands. Apply at Nc
Henry AIillnOuse Mfg. Co., 1902 :. Frank
lin.
WANTED-A man on farm. steady work
Inquire at 403 Dubail Ave or call Home
1927
WANTED By large manufacturing con-
Germ OF this city. office boy Of neat ap-
pearance and good education Good OPP
pOrtunitieS for Advancement. References
required. Address Box HOO Care News
Times
WANTED-Man to do some work for part
OF room rent. 407 5. Main.
wANTED-At once good sober man for
farm work Steady job the year round
Close 10 town. Inquire II. A. Wood Both
phone 1928.
MEN-My Illustrated catalogue explains
how / teach the barber trade I'm few
weeks, mailed free Write, Moler College
Chicago, III.
wANTED-Young man with neat appear
ance with small amount OF capital for
travelling position. Good salary Good
future for right party. Apply Mr. Merritt,
Crescent hotel.
wANTED-For U. $. Army. able bodied
unmarried men between ages OF Is and
81; citizens OF United States OF good
character and temperate habits. who can
speak read and write the English Ian
guage. For information apply 20 Recruit
ing Officer, 10 y. Michigan ST, South
Bend Ind.
wANTED-A man TO work on the farm
~ the WAN OF MVuNu. home phone
422J
WANTED-At once, o. goOd bright
boys with bicycles for norniPg and aft
ernOOn work. Good Oh nee for honest
boys. See Mr.. Jones az the News Times
Office.
NOW is the TINE % enroll in our AUTO
SCHOOL. Have been operating for
two years; are hC-e TO stay; have compe-
tent instructors. Day or Night Classes
One price 10 all.
Call. write CT phone for details
SEELY AUTO-SALES x TRAINING
SCHOOL.
10 No. Michigan ST. Both Phones
SOUTH BEND ma-: carriers wanted
Average $50 month. South Bend eXami-
nations coming. Specimen questions free.
Ernklin Institute, Dept. 9S-E. Rochester,
y. Y.
/ WANTED-DruK clerk, young man as
siStant registered preferred or about
ready 10 take examination. Give refer
ences- address Box Cos care News-T Times
| WANTED Men for WORK IN peppermint;
N.Io pe- day. Go west % Zigler, either
car line, walk north. j. +. Reynolds.
WANTED-At once bench moulders, com
petent and reliable; good wages Apply
fOF work a once In Wonder Rrs-a Mig. Co..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

SITUATION WANTED-Dy a young man
as boOkkeeper Office, bill or price clerk.
Quick and accurate at figures. Address
Box Hoo. care News Times.
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WANTED-Factory hands Apply at Nc
Henry Millhouse Mfg. Co, 1902 $.
Franklin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED Man 10 do some work for part
OF room rent 4O7 $. Main.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED-A man on farm. steady work
Inquire at 403 Dubail Ave or call Home
1927
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

FOR RENT-East side Of double house
located at 240 D. sample Eight rooms.
all modern except furnace. with or with
out barn. Home phone 4l34
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Baby cab and Singer auto
matte sewing machine; both in excel
lent condition WIN sell cheap Call
Home phone GLIB
II you want 20 sell or trade anything. a
want ad IN this paper and 90 others In IN
diana, Illinois and Obio viii find your par
y. IL viii only cost you $3.50 per line OF
& words write Us for list OF papers Aus
I'll Advertising ynC ate ElwoOd. Indi-
e. E.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-East side Of double house
located at 24O J.. sample Eight rooms.
all modern except furnace. with or with
out barn Home phone 4l34.
FOR RENT-Eight room modern house on
Michigan Ave, SIS per month. :. NJ
Robinson 4 Son. 10 : Michigan 81
Home phone 6114. Bell 60
FOR RENT.
rooms. " NanlsuTen ST, part mod
ern.. FLAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
rooms. coz. johnson x Parallel SITS. 1000
6 rooms. Mccartney ST ............. 200
rooms. T.. Henry -. ........ ...... 500
rooms. Berlin -. ................. GOO
) rooms. y. Smith So, River Park. 100
STORE & FLAT. Pulaski -. ........ 1000
HASTINGS
2lS y Michigan St.
Phones: Home GAO; Bell oil.
FOR RENT-A y-room. ock finish. strictly
modern. steam heated house on HoratiO
court. near Park av IVquire 40 Park
av. Home phone sos.
FOR SALE--HoUSES.
FOR SALE-Neat little hve-room house
with all modern conveniences except
bath and furnace. Three rooms on first
floor, two rooms upstair. Good large
basement. On paved street y block from
Michigan avenue cur line. THIS is just the
Il 10
$500 down and $500 a month
INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY,
go Jefferson Bldg
Bell Phone 1852. Home Phone 65SS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern S-room
house. centrally located: 7-room house
in good repair; 4-room house new. See
Caldwell, 704 J. NJ. $. Bldg
FOR sALE-New I room Bungalow Tor
fr hf N
Ave. This bungalow is modern. Pay
ments If desireG. Happ & Taggart. 203 s.
Main 81. Ter phone 1911.
FOR SALE-New Modern hour4 cast OF
Michigan st and north OF sample st Just
being finished. Can make changes and
decorate to suit the purchaser. Payments
II desired. Address Owner. Care News
Times.
FOR sALE-Corner lot Division ana EDDY
SITS; also two corner lOts I'm Huntington.
Ind, at sacrifice. Inquire 236 Paris St
Bell phone 1855.
FOR sALE-e-room house South Bend av,
$500; Groom house L. Sorin St. $500
500 down, balance like rent. will take
desirable vacant lot for first payment. 49,
Jefferson Bldg. Home 6647; Bell 315S.
WHITCOMB & KELLER
viii fof sell
CASH or CONTRACT
room modern house. Z. Navarro St
room modern house, Riverside drive.
Q room modern house, Woodward av
q room modern house y. Allen St
room madern house Van Buren, St
room modern house. new. Lindner st.
room modern house. F. Broadway.
room modern house. +. Calvert ST
room modern house, +. Bowman st.
room cottage, L. Coquillard st.
Small truck farms miles from city
limits
WHITCOMB & KELLER.
JEFF Bldg. Both Phones 1867
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REAL ESTATE

NEW ADDITION-S5.O down. 800
month. buys one Of the choice lots In the
Chapoton Place addition on y. Notre Dame
ay north 0f ST. Joseph hospital. Get ln
on the first cboice. Agent ". J. O'Neil.
Room go Jefferson Bldg. Bell phone IS
Home phone Jg3J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED-YOung gin to car for child.
Good home for right party. Bell 3434.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE for gen
eral purpose horse. a Durham COW Civ
ing milk. Bell phone 2S6O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

YOUNG MAN age "a wants to learn cigar
ma kers Strade in some small union shop.
where l can earn enough for board while
learning. Box III 101
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Monroe
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room all modern cOnvenienceS. Private
family. References required. T23 y.
Scott Bell 1865
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. modern in every respect
private ice boxes, running water I'm each
room. reasonable to good people, inquire
AS 5. Lafayette blvd
BOARD AND ROOM
WILL BOARD and room husband and
wife or young ladies. Private home.
All modern conveniences. Call S13 W.
Washington Bell 1857.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED-Five good carpenters. Apply
10 c. II. DeFries. SO So. Taylor st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED-Factory hands. Apply at Nc.
Henry NIillnouse Mfg. Co. 1902 ). Frank
lin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

WANTED-A girl for general homework
Apply at 1872 :. Marietta ST. until D.
m. Later apply at GO Penn. ave. Mrs. T.
:. Croker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

SOUTH BEND MAJ: carriers wanted
Average $50 month. South Bend exami-
nations coming Specimen questions free.
Frinknn Institute, Dept. 9SE. Rochester,
y. Y.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
GLOBE SIGHTS
BY THE ATcH1soN GLOBE.

Fishing isn't as much sport as duck
hunting. but it is more comfortable
II you think anyone is doing his best,
don't tell him he isn't doing very well.
Thought for Blue Munday: There is
no such thing as a Happy Home on Wash
Day.
Extended travel teaches that the branch
line IS never as good as the through line.
Wise Woman is one who will never
recommend q wash woman or dressmaker
to her friends.
Remember that a pinch hitter acquires
that soft situation by his ability to hit in
the pinches.
If there is danger ahead. you are apt
to find large crowd Of boys moving in
that general direction.
Probably the meanest mixture is acquired
py that man who is a rabbit down town
and wolf at home.
1t doesn't always follow that the gent
with a diamond shirt stud is a barkeeper,
although many regard 1t as a badge Of
that brotherhood Of booze.
Don't be discouraged because you are
not one of the big ones. A vest pocket
dictionary frequently serves the purpose
better than an unabridged edition.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10

quality. style or durability. In fact.
their demand - almost entirely met by
shoes manufactured by Chinese and
japanese shoemakers in China at 0.50
to g gold.
The foreign demand also II met to
some extent by the local products OF
Chinese and Japanese shoemakers.
who will make shoes for Europeans and
Americans, copied after models usually
furnished by the purchasers, at $2.25 to
$3.25 for shoes. and s. to a for boots
for those from the Chinese makers. and
$3.50 to 1915 for shoes and about "a to
$3.50 for boots OF japanese make, usu-
ally manufactured of American or for
eign imported feathers of fair grade.
The bulk of the foreign demand. how
ever, is supplied by the imported arti-
Gle, both English and American boots
and shoes being offered and being about
equally popular.
The English boots and shoes are usu-
ally more expensive than the American
and as general rule are heavier and
stouter. Two popular American makes
are handled in the Shanghai market
and are the grade that would sell at
home for about $3.50 or $.-Consular
Trade Reports.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
.HYHAWKER .JOTS

Both women and men can be In style
this winter, says the Concordia Press,
by cutting up a horse blanket.
There are too blamed many men SELL
ing schemes, protests the Concordia
Blade, for a plug to lay up much gold
at this stage OF the game.
There is one pleasant advantage in
this early coming of cold weather. in
sists the Hiawatha World. It gives
US a long and brilliant pancake season.
There has been a number of killing
frosts lately, report the Wamego
Reporter, but little damage has been
done to the pumpkins. There amt any
pumpkins.
A political note In the Norton
Courier: The exodus of votere from
the Bull Moose party is SO heavy that
Armageddon is rapidly taking on the
aspects of a hermitage.
Hum Dinger, of the Newton Kan
san Republican. says: Don't laugh at
used to do. No doubt he would do
things worth while nov IL he could.
What has become Of the old-fash-
ioned boys in Kansas? Most OF the
newspapers throughout the state re-
port that the youngsters did not do
nearly as much Halloween damage this
year as usual.
This good story il making the
rounds of the Kansas newspapers cred
tied to that tried and trusty source
Of much that is excellent. and which
Is labeled "Ex.": A typical representa-
tive of Young America got into difI1cul-
ty at school and went home in the ev-
ening With a black eye. His mother
was naturally quite disturbed over the
matter, SO when the minister called q
little later she asked him what ought
to be done about it. He said: You
have Johnnie come in, and will talk
to him. So they sent for Johnnie.
Johnnie came in and the minister took
him into the back bedroom and had
heart-to-heart talk with him. After
1t was over he said: Now Johnnie,
what. do you think we ought to do
about this?" Johnnie Of course didn't
know and the minister said, well, I
think we ought to pray over it," Then
Johnnie had an Inspiration, and, look
ing up at the minister said, law, you
go home and pray with your own boy,
he has two black eyes,
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
NJ zdc WIY

OF course Hon. Huerta does not
think he can whip the United States.
and has no intention Of trying It. He
Is simply betting. with the odds IN his
favor, that the q. s. waiting policy
will give him time to complete his coli
lection Of Mexican cash before leaving
for q European health resort.
And it II our guess that Hon. Huerta
has made . correct estimate Of the
value Of his hand.
Polk Daniels invites Frank farrell
to come across with some transportA-
ton. No one would accept tho invita-
ton with greater alacrity that Hon.
farrell. had q highly intelligent legis-
The court has held that the national
migratory bird law IL q ounce. and
that hunters shall be governed by state
laws only. So you may continue to
shoot ducks all wtnter-if you can find
women's rights are being advanced
in every place except the fedeFal
courts. The formerly-of-T Topeka eimp-
trimmer got q year and q half. al
though a woman's right to get any
thing she could out Of q man was gem
orally conceded before her right to
vote was even considered.
Maybe we mentioned 1t before. but
it has been again, called to our atten-
ton that Mr.. ]. ]. See II one Of the
leading astronomers OF the world. and
that a certain Mr.. Seymour II Q Lesser
constellation in Astronomical circles
Cor orbits.) But what of it? We can't
help it.
Filling Fuller says he took part In
soccer football game years ago. ana
since that time has been OF the opin-
ion that currying a two-year old mule
il q pleasanter form Of diversion.
From his pictures. we gather that
Brickley, the Harvard full back, II also
reasonably full in the front.
OF course we know nothing what
ever of football, but presume that a
chest like q pouter pigeons 10 an asset
to a player. Brickley seems to be
thus equipped.
The scientists down at the Univer-
sity laboratory tested Topeka water
and found it free from frogs. cat fish
and other bacteria. This will be
cheering news to all Topekans. Some
Of US drink it. and others object to
sharing a bathtub with q bacteria or
microbe.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
JOURNAL ENTRIES

Few grown-ups have much use Tor
the theory that the good die young.
=
Most of the important" men are
that way chiefly in their own estima-
tions.
=
Advice that is worth anything
usually has to be paid for like every
other valuable commodity.
Like the obituary, the auto-biog-
raphy seldom contains any serious
reflections on its subject
It will be hard on the women voters
of changeable minds after they've
dropped their ballots in the box.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
GFrom the Chicago News.1

tFrom the Chicago News.1
And cowardice makes liars of us all-or
nearly all.
People who talk the most disseminate
the least wisdom.
A well bred child never reproves its
parents in public.
Just because a man doesn't drink il
no sign he isn't thirsty.
Occasionally we meet people who arc
almost as smart as we are.
The greater the cost Of living, the
cheaper 1t is to remain single.
Love will push q man into matrimony,
but 1t takes a lawyer to pull him out.
Scarcely any mans veracity is unim-
peachable after he acquires the fishing
habit.
Occasionally a man is 30 lucky that he
gets just what he wants without even
wanting it.
Once in a great while you meet
woman who thinks her husband really
appreciates her.
Some married men would be only too
glad to settle down IL their wives would
quit stirring them up.
II a man is in love with woman she
can make him believe black Is white-un-
til he discovers that she is in love with
him.
The packers shouldn't he discouraged
even II one can't make . silk puF8e Of q
sows ear. They may eventually b used
for hat trimming.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10
hUl10R or LHE DlY


Genial Idiot-"Hullo. White. old man.
Not seen you for centuries: scarcely rec
oenixed you: moustache and all that's al
tered you 30 much" Perfect Stranger
Pardon me. sir. my name il not White"
Genial Idiot-'That's bad Altered your
name. too."-Punch.
Thirty cents . word for this stuf?" ex--
claimed the editor. 81 wouldn't think OF
It," 'Sir, 1 am q famous author" That's
Just 1t. You are . famous author. not a
famous pugthst or q successful spitbau
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
win you corroborate my assevera-
dons?" Nav, can't do that but I'll
stand BY what ye say."-Baltimore Ameri-
Pa why were you rude to Mr.. Linger-
Ing last night? 1t may have been a trifle
late when you met him going out. but
you needn't have insulted him." How
did insult him? merely asked him II
he wouldn't stay to breakfast."-Waohr
ington Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10

assdaI so9s-.nd you 5ou Ne 1nsedn's c.ii any any
He came and took her arm firmly. II
shall 60 home with you. but shall not
call I an simply iooaing you . bit-bs-
oa sas sseeR:d sns ~. looked @ q ~ HIM ~ 90,
am eoine seHthas oHlns isaaic Father nh. has some
contracts down there-good ones-that ne
wants me to look after. rve called about
deiicate % prass . the there s0s Was oSa .tandins room
fSt ea sf.ia ss.ni axe &< you
.Whec are you coming backf"
mot for . year-if can help myself"
She considered him: then the old sis
is wrong with you. Carr. Can I help
''Thank you-rm> afraid you-can't
6tacia- But think about what I've said to
you. You seem to know you don't want
out and do something-study. or work.
some day real man vii, come along
1s vino Til. Ps worth your wai,.saxe s;y You'd nd
sweetness now" He stopped suddenly.
There seemed nothing for her to say. She
san he spi 80!
sturdiiy shod little foot Then she looked
"Are-you in-love?'' she asked.
mo use. Stacia. rm not like the others
on noof FOR GONE ws maes
Yours fool. she said sweetly but
with deep emphasis. You're Z foot-not
unless you tell her-whoever she is.girls
are that way-thev have to be. They
have to play .oout with others and pro-
Carr's astonished eyes sought hers. but
she would not look at him. She was very
pale and a queer dizziness was upon MIN.
Again he seized her. none too gently. py
the shoulders. but his voice was quiet.
'It's-you that I love.and you've al
she broke out passionately. tears fall-
ing on her cheeks.
ssIt's you who-torture! You-hever
asked me! What could do?'
He caught her to him and held her long
and closely-her heart to his.-(CopyfaGnI
1918 by the Mcclure Newspaper Synoi-
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10

A very considerable shrinkage in the
state revenues of New Jersey 10 at
tributed in some quarters, notes the
Christian Science Monitor. to the op-
Grafton of former Governor (now Pres
ident) Wilson's famous Seven Sisters"
anti-corporation laws. it being alleged
that many large concerns were driven
from New Jersey by these enactments,
thus reducing the states sources of
income. And the Monitor adds that
evidently, the only correction lies in
the enactment by all the states of uni
formly equitable corporation laws.
Then large concerns will find 1t moro
profitable to pay just taxes than to
move.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-10

Where to Find Happiness.
BY RUTH CAMERON.


Among my friends there is one
woman with whom 1 never communi-
cate without hearing OF some domestlc
disturbance.
She is always in hot water:
One day she has just received woro
that her mother -in-law is coming to
spend a month with her; again, the
children have been exposed to the
measules; another time the house mas
developed several leaks and the lano-
ises OF repairs, and yet she simpV
cannot move in the dead OF winter;
and again, her maid has come home
drunk and been discharged, ana sne
knows she will have terrible ume
Now this woman has the best basis
for happiness-a splendid husband
healthy children and financial security
and yet I never knew her to say
that it was well with her Wnen askeo
about her affairs.
The older 1 grow, the more thor
oughly I realize the oft stated truth
that happiness and peace are NOT
state of affairs but state OF mind:
Only to that old truth want 10 aoo'
and q state OF body.
The woman I write OF is not well.
and I have no doubt that i'll health is
the disfiguring blue glass through
which she sees her blessings.
I have two letters at hand, am
going to publish one OF them soon.
The first is from q woman who mas
had nine children, IL still 30 young
that she is taken for one OF them. ana
despite financial stringency. bereave-
ment and the domestic disturbances
that must come with such family.
thinks the world q wonderful place.
The other is from a woman with only
three children, who is utterly bowed
down and discouraged with the bur-
den Of her daily work. But one word
explains the second letter. II am q
frail woman" she writes. Doubtless
that is why she has missed the hap
piness and peace which the other
woman knows.
1t is seldom that every outward cir
cumstance is just in tune even In the
most harmonious life.
But IL you have health and a right
attitude Of mind, you can be happy In
spite of inevitable annoyances and dis
turbances. And. indeed. that is the
only way to be happy. If you wait to
be happy until everything is Just 50.
you will never find the chance.
Christ realized that peace-which Is
another and more beautiful name for
happiness-must come from within
and not from without. For you re-
member what he said to his disciples,
"And when ye come into an house
salute It. And If the house be worthy
let your peace come upon it: but II 1t
be not worthy. let your peace return
to you"
So neither circumstance nor wealth
nor possessions nor desires satisfied,
nor even the power Of God itself, can
give you peace and happiness II they
be not in your own heart.