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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05

/ $50 PER WEEK selling our new spe-
cialty. Every housewife wants one.
/ General agents wanted for exclusive ter
ritOry 1899 Gas Bldg, Chicago.
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TWO boys with bicycles, 90 Garnett st.
\. w. ROGERS 60.
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WANTED-Boy to work around house
and tend small garden 400 Confeder-
ate avenue. Main 2514-J
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GTpT g Learn millinery Pays $50 10
OIit1Li1 500 month We make and
re-trim hats free. Ideal School Of Mil
linery, 1902 Whitehall street.
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DO YOG want to make big money? Our
new proposition gets the business for
agents and general agents. We special
iZe on high grade vacuum cleaners all
styles, and other good selling articles
Lanning Stone Sales Co, Peoples Gas
Bldg Chicdgo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
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IAD-N Dung man between Il and
80 10 act as salesman and learn the
real estate business. Thomson e Lynes,
~ Walton street See Mr. Donley.
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.'A cleans oriental rugs Ike
goes furniture repairing and M
lace curtains laurdered. $40
.nnua Tvy 3t35-J
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THREE nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping South Side; close
IN L.rm. r.l.nu. Bio. 1Ll Iass ST.
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rAxIcAes.

al trains run daily. Central time
CU Ticket Office. No i Peachtrea 81
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE-
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ANY PERSON, young or old. either sex,
can easily make $40 to $25 per week
anywhere doing a little easy work AZ
home about one hour each day, III spare
time. Absolutely no fake; no goods TO
sell; no capital required. VIII SEND you
fun instructions absolutely free II you
send US only Toe silver for sample
worth over 50. and needed in every
home Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded American Bazaar Co, Dept.
is. Millbury Ohio.
WANTED-Ope and finishers on
custom trousers; men Or ladies' APP
ply at the Standard Tailoring Company,
Columbus, Ga.
STENOGRAPHEBS, bookkeepers, sales
men, cOmmisSary clerks, clerical OF
fice men. clerks. mill men, gailroad men,
telegraph operators, station agents we
save YOU money and lost time by fuf-
nishing you positions on short notice.
Arlington Business Agency, Arlington,
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WILL pay reliable man Or woman $l2.5 50
to distribute 100 free pkgs pertumed
boraX soap powder amcng friends no
money required y. y. Ward Company.
PIG Institute Pl, Chicago.
SELL DIME Egg Substitute. Agents
sample equaling 36 eggs, Csc silver
The Dixie Co, II. South Atlanta. ga.
ANY PERSON young Or old, either
seX), can easily make $40 to SO per
week anywhere, doing a little easy work
about one hour each day al home IN
spare time; absolutely no fake; no goods
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for a sample worth over So and needed
in every home; satisfaction. guaranteed
or money refunded. American Bazaar
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BRIGHT, steam-heate1 room for Wen-
tleWcu; North Side apartment, sta
ton3ry wasustand, plenty hot water.
INv 1855
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IITNI4III T"UT"- 0NU WIN IIIeH00-
cite. three li0gi,s from Union station.
q. Auburn avenue
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WANTED Reliable parties to coiecl
names of an classes M thelr teItll4 ,
GOOD nav. eerd stamp. southern LIST
End Adv Co. $751; Broad ST. Augusta
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EuNERAL DIRECTORS.

= " = WNL. UThEL ONo,
SPbATLING is DYEING
MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE
.AIHa75 paid one way on all out-of-
town orders amounting TO 81.
IDE."N STEAM AND DYE CLEAN
I|- WORKS., 50 Auburn avenue, Ivy
.a'h rita 1884,
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EXPERIENCED advertising or special
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Third National Bank Building,
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ns clothes bag, containing
rlrN. between e. West
i"4 Mer1itts avenue, by way
r.eu Reward IF returned TO
Kerr
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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HELP WANTED-MALE.
LOCOMOTIVE FGREMEN, brakemen;
wages ABOUT SlO0; experience unneces-
5ary. SEND age, postage. Railway, care
TWO boys with bicycles, 90 Garnett st.
l. W. Rogers Co.
meat cutter; not over
50 years of age, must furnish refer
ences' -. w. Rogers Co, - Garnett
etiSCt,
to work around house
and tend small garden 400 Confeder-
ate avenue. Main 25l4-J.
man between Il and
~ 70 ACT as salesman and learn the
real estate business. Thomson & Lynes,
~ walton street See Mr.. Donley.
WANTED-Llcensed druggist. Can
Ivy 5465-J.
AUTOMOBILE chauffeurs get SIS week
ana over many spring openings; SAM
PIE instructions free. Franklin lnsti
y9le, Dept SOL. Rochester y. Y.
W KITE moving picture plays; $50 each;
an or spare time; no experience nor
correspondence course; details free. At
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YOUNG MEN, become Government rail-
way ma'l clerks; SIS month; pull"
sample examination ques-
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Georgian.
WANTED-Onice boy al once: must be
hustler. Apply 46 West Alabama st.
CARRIAGE painters, to rub filler
Blount Carriage and Buggy Company
A MAN in every State, collect names
and lIfrneeae ~ .
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WANTED-A good, reliable, settled
woman to cook. one who will stay on
place. lis Copenhin avenue.
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EXPERIENCED druggist would like po-
sitiou. Now employed. Address SalOl,
Is Williams street, Atlanta Ca
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WANTED Salesman, sal
arv or commission. Call
orwi.ito r. II. Dodd, South
el1n Hotel.

u M i - ,,r4 !,
or WIlCe IA. il. IOAu, f9VitOll
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IsNpfRTFNCED advertising or special
,rbi.d Naiiora1 Bank Building.
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AGENTS, solicitors. NJ. o. dealers,
manufacture and sell vanishing or
greaseless cream. Nearly all ladies use
it; large profits; guaranteed formula 2je.
Don't wait until the other fellow reaps
the benefit Send to-day. Kaufman
{, Co. registered pharmacists Augusta,
Ga
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WANTED operate and tinishers on
custom trousers; men or ladies'. APP
ply at the Standard Tailoring Company,
Columbus Ga
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MUSIC LESSONS.

IA, violin, voice, guitar and man
h,Ts.H Instructions, Ill East Ellis
"ea', Ivy 7565-J.
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lay night, black, worn wal
.tN0o'o containing between
.u bills. Also some receipts.
.Hard for return to ll9 White
Aain 1898, Atlanta 8S7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
Movie Actors VIII Not Have
Anything on the Local EIks

Bill 10 a nearby post 10 be left for the
Wild animals OF st. Joseph county to
deYour.
Get cratuitous Bath.
Reaching the grounds at Berrien
Springs the little chaps are first taken
90 the town pump where Burgo Meis-
ter Franz Crank Bauer) proceeds TO
lathe them with little regard for the
price OF soap or damp collars.
After the torture OF being once more
made clean the waits are ushered be-
fore the festive board. manned by no
other than Hank SchnitzeI OHenry
MuesseD are hidden behind mounds
of an the good things the land pro-
vides and the hungry stomachs Of two
presidential possibilities are made
glad
Then seated upon the reviewing
stand Of their Big Brothers they look
upon the sporting contests OF the day
and clap their pudgy hands in keen
delight Of this new and happy world.
With the coming Of evening all turn
their thoughts toward South Bend and
home. The Little Brothers, the guests
of the entire assenblage. are taken to
the first shop keeper upon their re-
turn and the willy nilly dealer collie
Andrees) is summoned 10 clothe them
from top TO toe.
Then ushered TO the steps Of the
temple the Grand Host (E. Il. Doran)
greets them after which they are coz
lily tucked into bed and dream of their
new Big Brother and feel within them
selves an ambition and desire TO be
men-men worth while.
Following are the committees: Judge
Dennis and w. H. Holland, executive;
+. 3. Doran. secretary; A. s. Burk-
hart. treasurer; g. \. Allardt and II.
Fl. ROemer, dramatic; Geo A. Clark,
master of transportation: Lucius Mil
Ter, Fred +. Hart, John Cashier. Geo.
RI. Hull and Mike CalnOn. sports;
Robert A. Schnelle, Ferry Fulton, Jos.
HoernE and Robert Elbel, music:
Henry Muessel, JOS. Hoernn, A. +.
AchenbaUch and Chas. Barnes. re-
freshment; w. ID. Staples and +. +.
MangoId, photograph; Fritz Drischel,
cOmmissary sergeant; DR.. A. L. Hol-
lowell. prize: G. 3. Stead, Chas. Jack
son. +. NJ Bauer and Lee c. Mason,
police; Major Geo. Feaser, grand mar
shall: Capt. Chas. =. Calvert, aide de
camp: Geo G. Clark, H. NJ Kaufman
and W. II. Holland, automobile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
ADDITIONAL SPORT
ALUMNI TEAM CLASHES
WITH YOUNGER BLOOD

The old grads will attempt to down
the young blood today when the
NOtre Dame varsity nine crosses bats
with the alumni team on Cartier field.
The annual clash between alumni and
varsity is one of the most interesting
games OF the gold and blue season.
Though the alumni rooters are few in
comparison with the number Of under
graduates that will be pulling for the
varsity nine, the old fellows have plen-
ty Of ginger and will back their team
to the last ditch.
With Rusty" Lathrop on the firing
line the alumni will have the advant-
age OF having phenomenal slab art
list, one of the best ever turned out
at Notre Dame. Rusty is now with
the Chicago White SOx but will be
able to get away for today's tilt.
Dolly" Gray, who graduates in law
this year, will probably do the back
stopping for the alumni aggregation.
Rusty" and dolly" were teammates
in today's contest.
The alumni infield is yet an uncer-
tainty. The old grads gardeners are
men of great baseball ability for
"Biffy" Lee, II, Tom Quigley, ~,
"Cy" Williams. 10, and RED" Regan.
IA, are the men down for outfield
duty Williams is at present with the
-
man who can cover much ground in
the field. Lee, Quigley and Regain are
all hard hitters and sure fielders and
are speedy men on the bases.
Notre Dame will lose but four dia-
mond stars by graduation this June.
The Newning brothers, infielders, are
to receive the PHI. Il. degree; Gray,
catcher, will take an IL B., while
Farrell, first sacker, is to graduate in
mechanical engineering. All of these
men played high class ball during
their varsity careers and they will be
missed next spring. Their graduation
will hit the infield very hard, but
there are a number of freshmen stars
who will be available for duty next
year
NOtre Dame had a very successful
year on the diamond winning seven
teen out of twenty-five hard games.
The locals lost but two tits on Cartier
field and picked four victories in six
games in the east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15

tor OF the parish. He also preached a
sermon TO the communicates.
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
children were received into the Soap
ular confraternity. At o'clock the
Corpus Christie devotions were closed
with a solemn benedictiOn and a pro-
cession around the church. in which
the children that received the holy
communion participated. The people
who attended the services also march
ed in the procession.
The affairs were beautifully adorned
with ferns, flowers and lighted candles
The sanctuary lamps were entwined
with white satin ribbons and smilax
The junior and senior exercising
class OF Polish Falcons 4. Balicki No.
J.. Will hold its exercises Tuesday even
ing at : O'Clock at their own hall on
W. Division st.
The meeting OF Polish Ladies' Fail
cons 4. Balicki No. 1. viii be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at Z. b. hall.
The singing rehearsal Of Polish Fall
cons VI. ROmanowski will be held Mon
day evening at o'clock at KOsciuszkU
hall under direction of VI. Bierwagen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
Regular Sure Enough Film,
Showing Stunts Galore, to
be Snapped on Picnic Day,
June %.

With shout and grin and "A cloud
OF dust South Bend lodge 80. 235 y.
+. o. f. viii start on its automobile
trip TO Berrien Springs. Michigan. at
s O'Clock on the morning Of Tuesday.
June %. TO celebrate the annual pic
mic.
Automobiles large and small. and
some tin lizards. VIII wend their way
20 the Elk's temple vs.. Colfax St,
where all will meet and form in line
and after passing IA review before the
Oliver hotel Will strike out for the
good roads section and the gala SEES
sion OF the days program.
Moving picture operators from Chi
cagO have been engaged 10 attend and
some rare events are promised for
the cellulOid tapes. The first film to
be exposed in frost Of the oliver hotel
at Washington and Lafayette SITS, OF
both procession and bystanders.
An interesting feature Is TO be
brought out on this pleasure bent day
IN the characterizing of the big
Brother" movement OF the Elk's or
eanization. A carefully planned see
mario has been drafted up by Messrs.
Chas. ]. Allardt and Fl. Harvey Roe
mer To be enacted under their direc-
ton by members of the lodge.
When out on the public highway.
beyond the city of South Bend. Bill
Holland a constable of no small nOta-
BILE reputation. upsets two small boys
inJuring the one for no other reason
than witnessing the procession which
10 them Is an unusual sight in rural
districts Witnessing this uncalled for
act on the part OF the constable, the
Big Brother Cred Dennis) orders his
body guard and chauffeur Hucias
Miller) TO stop and leap from the ma
chine. tenderly lifts the small chap
into the car and assists the larger one
10 the seat beside Lucias. While 9TH
ers Of the Big Brothers proceed with
no gentle hands 10 bind the offending
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
CY YOUNG DEFEATED

Special to The News-Times.
NILES, Mich, June Icy Young.
one time major league pitcher, haV-
ing worked with the Boston Americans
and the Cleveland Maps, was beaten
Sunday by Smith OF Niles, in the game
against Benton HarbOr. The old vet
eran and the youngster fought out a
nice little pitchers battle, but the lat
ter finally won for Niles by the score
of 6 to 2.
This was the first game of the Sc
ries between the two towns, the team
winning three games first taking the
big honor Smith had the best of old
Cy even in the strikeouts, the young
ster tanning IL men, while Young
struck out only six.
Connors and Anderson each produc-
ed home runs, the former getting his
long hit with one man on the bags and
the latter with two bases covered.
Benton Harbor 600 O1O OO1-2 l
Niles ..... 600 203 01*-6 D
Smith and Tieman; Young and
Walsh. Umpire-Miller of kalama-
zoo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
WEDDING MAY HAVE
TO BE HELD LATER
Laura Mcdonald Stallo Finds French
Law Requires Numerous
Papers.

PARIS, June 15.-Difficulties are
again confronting Laura Macdonald
Stallo, the beautiful Standard Oil
heiress, in her marriage plans. The
day named for her wedding to Prince
FrancesO Rospigliosi Pallavicini is
June 20 but she has found that the
French authorities require all kinds
of papers and unless these arrive
from the United States in time the
wedding will have TO be postponed.
The ceremony is fixed to take place
in the fashionable church of st.
Philippe Du Roule. Helen Stallo
married Prince Michel Murat in st.
Honore D'Eylau, but her sister has
cOnfided TO friends that she feels her
wedding would be unhappy If she were
wed in the same church as her sister.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
sTANIsLAUS PRAwAT.

Stanislaus Prawat, aged 5 years,
a we'll known resident of this city,
died Sunday evening at s o'clock
at his residence, w. Napier st. His
death was due TO heart trouble. He
had been in declining health for the
past few years, but his death was
unexpected and came without warn
ing
Mr.. Prawat was born in Poland in
1862 and has lived in this city for
the past 43 years.
He is survived DIV his wife and
three sons and two daughters:
Stanislaus. Jacob, Ladislaus. Marie
and Hedwige. Besides his children,
Mr.. Prawat is survived By two broth
ers and two sisters, John of South
Bend, Michael of Grand Rapids, and
Mrs. Francis Wroblewska and An
toinette LukasZewska of South
Bend.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at o'clock from St
Hedwige Catholic church. Burial
will occur at St. Joseph's Polish
cemetery.
Mr. Prawat was a member of the
following societies: ST. Hedwige S,
of Polish Falcons Z. Balicki No. /, of
Polish National Alliance of America,
No. SO. and of the Eagles lodge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15

A special meeting of Polish Fall
cons Z, Balicki No. /. will be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock at their
own hall on w. Division St
About 800 people attended the
first picnic given by the military
rank of Polish Falcons Z. Balicki
No. / Sunday afternoon at Terre
Coupe. The members spent the af-
ternOon in drilling and athletic
events.
The singing rehearsal Of st. He'd
wige Choral society will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
old school building. under direction
of Casimier LuZny
In a solemn and impressive manner
about 100 boys and girls received their
first holy communion Sunday morn
ing at st. Hedwige's Catholic church.
High mass was read at 1880 o'clock by
Rev Anthony Zubowicz, c. :. c.. pas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
EPWORTH LEAGUES TO
HOLD CONVENTION
Services VIII be Held Tomorrow at
the First Methodist
Church.

Delegates are expected to arrive in
the city tonight for the twenty second
annual convention of the Epworth
League of the South Bend district.
The session will begin tomorrow
morning and continue through the af-
ternOon and evening. The meetings
will be held at the First Methodist
church. Towns to be represented are
as follows: Argos, Bringhurst, Culver,
Clymers, Camden, Delong, Delphi,
Flora, Hamlet, Idaville, Knox, Ke-
wanna, Laporte, Monticello, Mt. Oil
vet, North Liberty, New Carlisle, Pop
lar Grove, Plymouth, Radner, Rich
land Center. Rochester, Rolling Prai-
RE, Waterford, Walkerton, Winamac
and Yeoman.
After the arrival Of the delegates
tonight a trip OF famous Methodist
shrines viii be made which Will be
represented by the various Methodist
churches in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
News of Interest
To Polish Citizens


PERSONALS.
Charles Franckowiak and his sis
ter-in-law. Miss Katherine Fralick,
S19 w. Thomas st, returned Sun
day evening from a brief visit with
her mother, Mrs. Fralick, at Elk
hart Mrs. Franckowiak will make
an indefinite stay
Mieczyslaus Wasicki of Laporte is
spending a few days with South
Bend friends
Rev. Joseph Zielinsh of East Chi
eago arrived in the city this morn
ing for a visit with relatives. He is
the guest Of Rev. StaniSlaus Gruza,
c. S. c., pastor OF St. Casimier par
ish.
Miss Helen Lis left Sunday for her
home in Chicago after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Julia KOwalska of
1885 W. Division st.
Mrs. Dora Laskowska and daugh-
ter. Nellie. BIS Mcpherson St, have
gone to Rolling Prairie 20 attend the
funeral Of the late Mrs. John Las
kowska.
Peter Makielski of Los Angeles
OsteOpathy college, arrived in the
city Sunday afternoon to spend his
vacation With his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. AlexaD der Makielski. 7O2 S.
Monson ST.
Mathew Flint, who has been here
for a few days visiting friends, left
Sunday afternoon for his home in To-
ledO.
Frank Matuszewicz arrived in the
city Saturday from South Chicago, for
a visit with South Bend friends.
Mary POtOmska has returned to
Chicago after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Owaczewski. $. Scitt
st.
Vincent Kaniewski. the undertakes,
has returned from a brief visit with
relatives at CrumStOwn.
Mrs. Helen Drzewinska returned
Sunday afternoon 20 her home in Chi
cago after a visit of several days with
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence jack, w.
Sample st.
Anthony TworzewslSi, who has been
here spending a few DAYS with friends.
left Sunday for his home in Michigan
City.
Ignatius JarZynski is spending a few
days with South Bend friends.
Michael Czesik left Sunday for an
extended visit i'm Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15
HN III 4 The Home Beauty PdrlOr
H&-y& - By Betty Dean
61 Betty Dean

smoOthness 10 the skin. The use ~ this
spurmaX lotion viii remove the oily, sal
low, unhealthy color and add touch n
refined elegance TO the daintiest complex
lon.
Mrs. A T. p. No woman who prizes
its very nature. makes the hair streaky,
brittle and unmana geable. Try canthrOI
just dissolve q teaspOOnful in cup OF
hot water and rub briskIy. as you pour il
on the hair and scalp This makes an
abundance Of rich. cleansing lather that
Is very soothing 10 tender, itchy scalps-
Rinsing leaves the scalp immaculalely
clean. and each strand " hair VIII De
soft, shimmery and fun q health. Can
thrOy ShampO0s are splendid for correct
ing unnatural conditions-eXcesslve Olli-
ness, dryness or profuse daudrun
Julia The pimply. bIotchy condition %
your skin is due 10 accumulated poisOns.
Take the following old ia shiOned blood
cleanser and body builder and this un-
sightliness viii vanish Into p pint alcO-
hOl pms ounce kardene which You get
from the drug stcrel, and - cupful sugar.
then add hot water 20 make full quart.
A tablespoonful 8 times a day - the dose.
This tonic acts gently on the organs ~
elimination and thus increases your APP
petite and assists you 20 get the fun
strength giving value Of your food and
tones The entire system and fOrthls 10
against disease.
Mrs Jack: Wrinkles and fine lines are
easily removed with almOZ0in cream Jelly,
prepared as follows; Into \ pint water
put 1 ounce almozoin and teaspoonfuls
giycerine. Let stand uutIl entirely dis
solved. Cleanse the skin and dry thor
Oughly before using. For wrinkles. apply
freely and massage gently the long way
Of the creases. This treatment stimulates
the stuntPd tissues and they soon resume
their normal condition When this Is done
the wrinkles or lines viii have vanished
As a skin-cleanser and complexion re-
juvenator an almOzoin cream Jelly is uot
eqnaled. and IFS use not only restores the
refined lOyeliness OF youth. but protects e
against the ravages OF time
Betsy Deans Beauty Book. s.. ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-15

ELKHART. June Inappropriate
dedicatOry exercises were held here
Saturday of the memorial to DR.. Ha-
vilah Beardsley, founder of this city.
A beautiful statue of Beardslev was
unveiled by Miss Alice Beardsley.
daughter of the oldest son of Dr.
Beardsley. who superintended the
building of the Old Mill in 1S45. The
presentation of the memorial was
made by Hon. A. r. Beardsley and
was accepted by Mayor +. L. Smith on
behalf of the city.
The memorial is located not far
from the spot where the old Boards
ley mill once stood. Besides the main
tablet there are three others. One de-