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The Washington herald., 1916-04-10
Trapshooting Championships
Listed in Thirty-six States
Never Before the History Of the Sport Has So Many Tour
naments Been Scheduled at This Time Of the Year
and All States Have Not Been Heard From
By PETER P. CARNEY.

Thirty-six OF the ferty-three States
with associations affiliated with the
Interstate Association for the Eneour-
agement of trap shooting have planned
their annual championship tournament
and 1t Is expected that the taTdy mem
bers will make known their dates
quickly.
Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Mon
tana, Virginia, South Carolina and
South Dakota are the States in which
the trapshooters have not put their
best foot forward.
Never before have so many trap
shooting tournaments been registered
or State championships listed at this
time of the year. This speaks well
for the activity and the renewed in
terest In trapshooting as a sport.
Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Texas and Mississippi have
formed State associations within the
past year and efforts are now being
made to get the trapshooting clubs Of
Maine, Louisiana. North Carolina, Ken
lucky. Florida and the District of Co.
lumbia into line, There are many
trapshooting organizations in all of
these states, but somehow or other
they have not taken the time nor
trouble to become acquainted with the
governing body, This is their loss.
According to registered list of
shoots issued by the Interstate AS
soeiation-some 412-shoots are listed
in Cuba and the Canal Zone, fertile
fields for the sport which have Just
been discovered, The list of shoots is
by no means complete. When the State
championship list is closed and the
clubs make applications for the tour
naments which will follow the Grand
American Handicap the number should
total close to the 500 mark The total
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Altrock's "Almosts" Will
Play Georgetown Nine

While Clark Grifath's Nation
ais are battling Pat Moran's
Phfiliez at American League
Park, Nick Altreck Will be pi-
lotinE his crew Of 1Almostss
against the GeeEgetown Uni
verxity nine on the Hilltop dis-
mond- The Blue and Gray coll
lssians have had tive dates VITA
the Nationals and on both eees-
sions the weather man has butt
ed In and caused a postpone
ment.
Graduate Manager Charlie Cox
made arrangements with Mana
ger Griffith for this contest last
night. just who will pitch for
the AItrock bunch In not known.
hut Coach John O,ReIIIy will
send his blg right handler, MUIR
ray, against the professionals.
Providing the weather Is a bit
warmer the Old Fox will pit
Walter johnson against Meran's
one best bet, Alexander, In the
game at the park, but IL the
cool breeze keeps blowing either
Harper or BoehlinE will face
McQuilian for the Quakers,
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
APPROPRIATE FLORAL TOKENS
-PXprssiPe-insXpsnsiye.
Prompt auto delivery service.
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1914 F St.
SPRING STAKE RACES
FOR HAVRE DE GRACE

Baltimore. Md, April s.-That the
spring meeting OF the Hartford Agricul-
tural and Breeders Association at Havre
de Grace Is to be of the usual class is
proven by the program book issued this
morning. The meeting Is to begin at the
conclusion at Bowie, the first day being
Saturday. April IS and the last day Sat
urday, April q. The order of stakes for
the meeting is as follows:
Saturday, April 10, the Hartford Han
dieap; Monday, April II, the Penn; Tues
day, April IS, the Germantown; Wednes-
day April 10, the Wilmington; Thursday,
April 20, the Chester: Friday, April n.
the Lassie; Saturday, April % the Phil
adelphia Handicap; Monday, April "a.
the Aberdeen; Tuesday, April Is, the
Newark; Wednesday, April 26, the Be
lair; Thursday, April q, the Perryville
Friday. April g., Overnight Evens: Sat
urday April 20, the Susquehanna Handi-
cap.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIA
District q Columbia, April O. lelf.-Notios u
hereby given that IN accordance with the rruvizions
Of an item auyhoriuRe chanErs in the permanent
ssstem Of highways contained in %. c. Apurop-ia
ton Act for the hsosl year ended June ~ 1915
Pubic Act No. ES5, approved Atsrch 4 BIB the
Commissioners q the District Of Columbia win i've
Pablo hesTing In the Board Room O. ssid Con
missoners On MONDAY Apail e Isig AZ "
s'ciock q. NJ. all parties interested o. owning
hing esst q Beuning and HrprpIimately bounded
By FOrtysecond street Ffieth street Blaine strr~t
and Foote street northeast. plan Of the prono~~s
changes IN highways within the aboFt Hnits Wi
be Displayed and the Commissioners viii cnuxd~r
any Sa=rcstion protest concerning the chAnzes a.
shown on the snoFc ncutioned plan. OLIVEE y
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Basketball Major Snort.

Philadelphia. Pa, April s-Hereafter
basketball will be ranked as a major
sport at the University of Pennsyl-
vsnia and all participants in the inter
collegiate series will be awarded the
varsity letter.
This action was indosed by the fac
ulty today as a result of the Quakers'
success in winning the intercolle giate
title. Coach Lon Jourdet was pre-
sented with 500 bonus for the sue
cessfui season
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Bull Squash Champion.

New York. April 9.-Chsrles NJ. Bull,
jr., won the championship of the
Squash Club yesterday afternoon,
when he defeated w. H. van der Peel
in closely contested match. Bull won
the first and second games by the
same score, 15-12, and then van der
Peel nipped of an early victory for
Bull by defeating his rival in the
third game at 1876. He maintained
his speedy play In the fourth game,
but Bull eventually won at 17-1s.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notes is hssesy sirtp thtt ne undersigned "a,
oUatned a. executor o. the last will 81 Robsr =
ho1gh, decessse late Of Nolan. We. ard W=-h
ihEton, d. G. PeTsons hENihg claims sEsins; Tbr
decoAEd shoIld present. then Immediately 20 ne
BENJAMIN 4. GAGE csrt o. n. :. Day sB
Wes,oFy Buildins, Washington. d. g.
wORKINGMEN-LOTs or MEN CAN 81
fooled unCs but neyeg AMIN. See q store tuu
slightly used suits a. 3 70 N0-hts the man whd
u8Ust dress Bsat for what be afford. Thert o
also hioO lot Of new, stylish pants 8 TO s. Save
'ou p ~ Ho1J. One pios. JUsTH's OLD
STAND Ss n
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Smacro A. C. Organizes.

The Smacro Athletic Club has organ
lied and desires games with any teams
in the District, Virginia, or Maryland.
This club has a large membership and
Is to present teams in all sports at the
proper seasons.
this season, the smacro would like to
hear from all clubs. Address all infor-
nation to F. E. Dietz, 1898 Capitol
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AUCTION SALES.
rHos. >. OWEN a son, I.et,eseer..

TRUSTEES sALI OF TWO yALuARI.F
BUILDING LoTs FRONTING ABOUT Ii5s
FEE1 oN TBE EAST SIDE or CONNECT.
SeI ANLNUE AND ABOUT % FEEr
ING ABOUT a.oo SQUARE FETT on
ShoUNDi ALSO THIRTEEN UNIMPROvTD
LOTS SITUATE IN CHEVY CHASE GROVE
.; e. LOCATED on MORRISON STREET
BROAD BRANCH ROAD. MCKINLEY Aeti
ThlRTf-sECOND sTREETs
By virtue q eight csr1Ain deeds q truss dab
iscoroeo smonf the land reoo-s q the Di.irsrf 81
S9suH,ha in LibsI 30 folio 20 e go; Liher s~s
- folio ~ Ct SEA-; Lbs4 sui. folio 20 81 80
LIE IN, foio lc ct so: LibcT yU fobo q q
SEQ, and Lbsr Nd folio % e 50. rrso~ziy,ls
.no ~ ue Sequest Of the parties sscured rhsreby
nc Hnoenlrneo trustees win ~eI at public sucs3o.
within the anlcs q ThoL J. oxeu q Son. Is 90
suest northwest, Washington D. q On TTTTSnAV
IHE nrH DAY OF APRIL IsN Al / o'elo-f
e., ~. u. ioISsins dsssibes land and prruis~
ioe ! and an Of LOT 2 eKcept the norfh "A TO-
F fuu deTHh Of aid lot 2 al in squsrr lsa !,
ne Subdivision q counecucn Avvnn. T-rrscs a.
Of the District q Columbia An Count Eooa1 =
rae !; lota ), .. and Z. IN suuare nsS; lot "a n
slnsTe lsssi lot b. in square 1855 lot Il in .ou.,,
~. lot N squsns me- ioI n. q. and "
sgnsne 1oi lots D. 2. and n IN squsre M 1,
fulton r. Gordoa's subdirisiou a a r.r ~ .
tract q land called "Cbery Cha.s Cr,-, IN,
survey On New Sat" ''vsis" .nd ssP.fi--,s.,,, :,
= ssld Subdivision Is rcoreed Ia the ofles o. n,
page =. -
Terms q sale: ons-thind o. he purcha.s r~srs-
10 b. paid N cash, balance in too euusI in.ssT.
me- t. pSsh4s In one and two ysn. Win istsr.-s
~ ler centum Per Gnnun. psyHhis sszaI -snnGs.nr
NON day OF ale secured b. deed q trax tzroe -.
popery SOLD or al cNsh. at The opsion Of u.
purchfsSr. depost o. HU ssch parcsi xfu -
required Al time q sale. All eouysy.bein. r,~-,-S
ing' etc, Al cost a Purchaser. Terms o. ~, 4,
b conpsieo With within tftssu days f-uz. d.y ~
49, e1Ssrrse ne uustses resr-v the rifht h 70
ell ne Hupsfy az the rrs and cost q ds1suirsnf
purchaser, HtG five days' sdvr-ss-~unert al 80
IesAls In some newspaper pabished u W.ahtuxss1
D. c.
II. D. GORDON.
ROBERT z HEITEx
Trusaees unde hrst-nsnuooed dssd Of trI,s
y. D. GORDON.
TrVttss undg last sven ds-ds q vx-L
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ADAM A. wEscHLEE, AUoIoSEEs

TRUSTEES SALE, wHrTEHIyES sT pErryy
and Jacob Land. By virtue o. a desS ~ t,,st
recorded in liner Nc. III, toL a. ct SC. o. 10.
lana rsoo7dI q the District q Cosuuht ana
NE request q the pArtiss sseur~d thsrsby the
undersigned uutest will sal AZ puhlis Hu-siar
on ths prsnhss On SATURDAY. APRIL Is ING al
oeiocE p. N, the following dssrribeS las1 spS
pcenises IN The Dstnct Of Columbia ana ds~urih.
60 a. foloEs: Al the lotS IN blockI lt0e snd lIf
u the WtshinFton City Rssty Ocnpsuy Eub
alflsoa Of land ksOsn Of Whi6hsver ana IT.
thihp AID Iteob, a. DEF pat In hhsT q fole q
Of the record q the ofhee q EUrTeyor q the nit
trct q COlumbia; sTssptiRF from aid al, IN.
villa Ets and lots 9, Z. q g. Z u 4 ana IN
BLOCK lai and l0tI ., Il, a =. = tsd 2 m
bloch lsOo
Terms Of ssIs cash and deposit q 500 requires
al time q sale. rcrms Of sale. 10 be compIisd
with within tn days from date q sale Trustee
reserve the night 10 resell the propeT1v 81 tas
Tlsk and cost Of oefaulting purchaser ts-mE o.
ale not complied with. SAN T. DORIS EFT
W. A FENDER, trassss
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

IRVING ST, CLOSE TO I4TH.;
Mt. Pleasant; large 10 rms.
bath: only $3.50; refined and
quiet location; very cool and de-
hghtful; modern; good condition.
CAYWOOD g. GARRETT, 1881
New York Ave.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEwRITERS FOR RENT. FROM &c 10
Sc per month; Instructions ffes; satisfaction guar
snteed. 1851 East Capitol st. Lincoln SsI
= TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
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place. MooSrchs rented Sl.I5 Der month: moothS.
81 %; months, SO: No Remngtonx s.; L G.
smiths, SIS and ND; Underwocds. Rsmlnssrrs
Rebuilt typ~writsrs for sklA
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LOST

LOST : PREsr-0IlTE TANK. REWARD I;
owner. J. s. coAGE, 1911 lith st. nv.
LOSf-LAbY's HAND BAG sILyER TOP.
black xR body; taken from pew st. Matthews
Church Reward returned 10 Apartment u, the
The Washington herald., 1916-04-10
WANTED-AGENTs,

MAGAZINE SOLICITORS. CREW ORGAN
her-FiIe months trial EFsHbody's or Good
Housekeeping for 5Sci slso SC and sc ohsrs which
are red-hot ~llcrS Big commissions, POSTAL
SUBSCRIPTION CO. Minneapolis. MINI.
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MONEY TO LOAN

HONEY TO LOAN On APPROVED CIT REAL
estate at lowest cuTrsnt rstes peehi privileges
With respect 10 priof rEymeuts TNLER sCTR'
ERFoRp. Inc. tU 18th 81
Monty 10 LCAN-SsSo 10 Ssoo.e5 on o. @
real estate Several Trust funds ~ &c 6 per cent
All transactions Conducted With uIcsi eonsd.
Grafton for borrowers. WI. H. SAUNDERS a
CO.. Southern Building SCI 18th 81. NJ.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER RENT
lie Roy Place; reasonable terms: bedroons, !
sewing room. bathrooms servants bedrOoma
Inquire q BOX 10. Herald oHlcs.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

llo6 sTH ST Nw.-LARGE, NICELY FURNISH
Cd room hot water heat; excellent board hone
cooking.
ia 81. Nw.-sTNGLr hoUA, SECOND
noos frc>s; porch, bath. ho< ssbsHI s~leef So
rugndinEs: cuisine the hsst
i1s ST. SW.-LARGE, CLAN NOM. surfS
able fer two; porch bath, hOs ~stssi ssiers ~
rsupdinss: cuisine the best
The Washington herald., 1916-04-10
PERSONALS

BESSIE M. MAYS SSsHIRoP0DY. ..,...
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT. HOURS, 10 10 &
s02 TO 4lb KESOIS BLDG.
NOTICED Artificial tech and second :
hand Diamonds and JewelFy bought
Louis Abrahsms, SIS G, Op. Pat. Office,
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HELP WANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-MALE q FEMALE

AGTiME PIANO PLAYING POSITIVELY
taught any one In % lessons; success guaranteed
Send for free book. CHRISTENSEN STUDIO, 1905
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
If you have to pay trifle more for
your ciss ming and pressing In my shop
you are getting work just as good as
that Of any iOurEeyman tailor. We press
anu clean while you waite. Joseph W.
Eu>cuhc <. Ill Center ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

QUICK SERVICE TIRE AND
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SOUTH BEND. IND.
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only from persons who have no unpaid
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Confirmed in person or lu writing. Nc
advertising VIII Doe accepted from parties
with unpaid bills ~ 30 DAYS or more.
Situations Wanted" advertisements.
when paid for iu advance. VIII DE ruI
three times for the usual price OF one
seven times Tor the price OF three.
Such words as For Rent" wanted
e. Rent" "For SALE and Wanted are
required as part Of the advertisement.
Errors which clearly lessen the virtue
81 the advertisement whether the fault
If the paper. or due Co careiessncss on
the part OF the advertiser .iIl Doe recti-
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Persons whO DO not Wish their tlen-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

In the rain all day is generally fol
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VIII give YOU quick relief and pre-
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children are quickly sOothcd Dor
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

LET US retread your old auto tire OF
make a good one out of two old n
small cost From % % s. 10. for old
tires.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NoN-RF.TDFNT MOTTO

NON-RE~IDENT NOTICE.
STATE DF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY - In the ST Joseph Cir
cult Court. September Term. 1916
MARY ANNA LIZ
JOSEPH LlIZT
Divorce. Cause 80. 1871
BE b. known. that the IhoNe-uamcI
plaintiff has filed in the office 81 the
Clerk of said Court her complaint against
said defendant iu the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that sa,i
defendant. Joseph Lizzi. i- not resi-
dent or the State OF Indiana.
Said defendant is hereby notified that
s.. id cause viii stand for trial on the
18th day of November 1916. the same Dee
ing the 9th day of the present term OF
said Court which commenced nt the CifY
Of South Bend. CA the -nd Monday iH
September. 1916 on which day said de-
feI.dant fl required 20 appear 200 said
action
GEORGE a. RAAB. CLERK.
By CHARLES n. EAAB Deputy
GEORGE SANDS, Atty. Tor Piainrin.
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FARM LANDS.

To TRADE-For South Bend property or
small farm, "a fine 2JO-acre farm with
modern buildings located 80 miles south
o' Buffalo. y. \. No 1 soil level. fine
piece timber, NO better stock or grain
farm anywhere. +. Starhweather, Niles.
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

FOR SALE-i0 acres 3R miles from
South Bend, fine house and barn. well
telephone and i'm fact a beautiful cOun-
try home. L. f. BOndurant, 313-15 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. Bel e., Home 22S2
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TOR EXCHANGE-An irrigated S0-3cre
farm where they raise 3 crops a year.
Richest land I'm the state. Has scarcely
any winters Farm well improved See
+ j. Kline. 124 y. Main ST Home phone
G4i9. or residence 2SSq.
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WANTED-NurSes no once &C "a two years
pital 1i1o ". Monroe ST.. Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

FOR SALE-S0 acres black prairie land.
> miles from railroad Win take prop
erty as first payment 40 acres miles
from city. w h. McHenry, lis :. Nam.
Bell go; Home 5133.
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FARM LANDS.
FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
40 acres. fair buildings some fruit
new house. and only three miles from
town. VIII take a piece OF property iu
exchange Mishawaka or SOuth Bend.
70 acres, first class buildings, nearly ali
black land good fences. four miles from
town.
20 acres, very best Of buildings. well
fenced, an irrigation plant aud has
cultivated nuckleberry marsh. About ten
acres Of fruit Of all Kinds.
Business building 10 exchange for
about 50 or 10 acres.
+. J. CLARK, sos Farmers Trust Bldg.
Bell Phone S13; Home Phone 5S19.
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norsEwoRK 40 DoMEsTIcs.

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small family Inquire jf3 y. Scott.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19
STORES 1ND OFFICES F0E NM.

FOX RENT-OTr1ce rooms either single
or ensuite, building 10 centrally 10.
Gated elevator service and OAner mOderh
c0nveniences. Are your offices properly
kept up? JonitOr service included 30
rental; office and everything is kept 10
first class condition. Apply DIR. L. h.
Dean. Dean Building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19

the Terre Coupe lrair-e, fair buildings.
PRICE-SS3 per Acre.
Central Realty Co. 236 5. Michigan st
III. L. Dill. T.. L. 432.
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Cheap. Studebs ket 5-passen-
ger. Chalmers 5-passenger, AmpleX 4
passenger, all in good condition, at
Ialll7 gIHIIEIl.L
Service Garage. 226-2S :. Lafayette 81. or
Bell 9SS. Home JS7.
Exceptional values in used cars One
5-passenger Maxwell; one Regal; one
Chevrolet ear. used as demonstration.
Beistle Auto Sales Co. 343 Lincoln way
W.
FOR SALE. NJ. T. delivery car-good
tires-will sell for S1O0 See Drayton.
Robertson Bros. Co.
$500
Buys a four passenger coupe. costing
$3.50. Just overhauled Electric startef
and lights. Five good tires. Best auto
mobile bargain in country For summer
and winter driving. l.. *. STARK, Ser
vice Garage, 226 South Lafayette ST.
Home 5S11; Bell SSS
GOOD USED CARS PASS. FORD.
Accepted in part payment for new
MaXweLls. have several ma kes. They're
bargains. See me before buying. !. ".
Nikart Prop Lincoln Highway Garage
Bell. S4ll; Home. SStSA
FOR SAI.E-CadilIac 4-passenger coupe ia
fine condition, $50; also 1916 j-passeH-
ger Haynes light six, $500. Haynes Auto
Sales Co, Home phones 65I2-1I55.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
We have several good bargains in sec
THE OVERLAND SOUTH BEND Co.
OBJ n. Michigan St
FOR SALE-One used = passenger auto,
electric lights and electric starter. iu
good running order. Just Overhauled,
$500 Indiana Garage, 5l5 Lincoln way
WOULD you own mouse without IN
surancel
How about that auto? Is it insured
l. f. GREENAN AGENCY.
As Farmers Trust Bldg.
Bel 25lO Home 6s54.
SAFETY FIRST.
AUTO RADIATORS REPAIRED.
Your radiator needs repairing. Why
not repair it, now and save time and
AAtrhtg " yin guar rAN|NA4r 4 AA~No ia
sOuable.
SOUTH BEND RADIATOR co.
Home 1913. 205 Z. Wash. NV. Bell 6ij
FOR sALE-One Carter car. $500; Cole
1915; $3.50: Model 10 Buick. 500; 1914
Oakland. $40: one Overland truck, sou,
= cyclinder AmpleX. S12j: one j-passeDgei
Ford, $50. Goth Century Garage
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TIEES.
WE SELL all standard makes OF auto
tires, such as GoOdIic Goodyear. Di3-
mOnd and FirestOne. at lowest prices.
COLLMER BROS,
1O1 Nistula Az
LET US retread your old auto tire OF
make a good one out Of two old II
small cost From 81 10 So 10. for old
tires.
IN I TIRE co,
Ofiice in Modern Shoe store
I'D y. Michigan ST
QUICK SERVICE TIRE AND
NULCANIZTNG COMPANY.
Successors TO Weaver Vulcanizing Co.
L a.. STEPHENS II. " MEEkER
Manager NulcanlZer
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
free Service
~ LINCOLN W. EAST
BELL PHONE g1g
SOUTH BEND. IND