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The sun., 1916-08-19
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-Bu,i.h excitement again pre-.
vailed IN the wheat mark"' an. az on"
5isc. There was a mpderat" reaction laf"
under proht taking. hut final ano,au"n-
Ns,s 49,, ne, hisnsr. The cI y9,gn.
sion houses awgres,ivc on the buying side
while continent was bu.!lsh.
made the condition % winter vAeat
s Man, tpGinf r., :: PES gsF 'f rls,od the as' pr p py I've
an acre, compared with an averase -
IS 81 bushels. I, was Injured that the pos
900, compared with a norma crop .:
$50. 900. GOD. which viii n"cessitate iinpori
requirement.. Of io1.0oo,oo0 bushels. the
world conditions make a situation wh.th
ceeded in regard TO It's hull!4h significance.
Il Is generally conceded that the supp,y ~
wheat this year Is not up TO normal re-
cash wheat in all the Western market.
It was saia TIA, farmers ~crc no, disposed
lSca; f,.n night 50, G4r;% ". %aso'S,
Man!.osa iiG5'i o. h $ew York Export
sales were estimated at about 100000
bushels.
CoRN-The market was nrm and hish.I
net gain. o, ~. 70, - nrop rsr%Er,.,
! The crop l. showing he effect 81 the long
drought and that ylHlfs are being reduced,
especially In tho Southwest. Kansas s"ut
In some ~pe-simistlc u1SlCcs, and there vas
llt,l- disposition TO sell. In tho local ca~h
marko, No. . yellow corn was quoted at
vs. u e. .. l. Z New York.
ONTS--Thc mqrk". was active ava
strong. closing with net gains Of J e. li,C
A Western crop expert issued "a bu'll@n
| crop report and there was further export
inquiry. with sales amounting TO about
?od,oo bushels. The local cash make,
T5ii.c.: NJ 4. 5oaaoi.c fanny c,lppc
white, 59UI3c.. and ordinary clipped
white. 50u5?c.. all elevator,
RYE--Msrket firm; No. : Western, .i:5
c. l. Z New York.
MARLEY Market Arm; feeding, sac, c.
l. (. New York.
HAY-Market Arm; prime, si.So: No ',
il.2S; No. Nl0all5: No. .. f.o1
Wheat. including nour. exports for the
week, according to Rrtds'rests, assresa',
7,sOs.63s bushels, against 6.O3s o23 las'
week and 5,5sg,lE last year; since july
I 55.S3s, 2n7. against 2s,9?3.l75 last E"'-
son. Corn. exports for week. LESS, Iga
against l.b7s,732 last weeh and 2o3.S5i last
wear; since July l 9,iA6.5:G. against 21;3,'
ASA last season.
The sun., 1916-08-19
international Mercantile Marine.

d. r. g., Stamford. Conn., fall to hnd
any reference to tn" payment OF diNiuehus
on the preferred stock Of the Mercantile
Marine In connection with the plan OF
organization and M ] own -omo ~ inc
stock I would like to know Just what Is
VIII you kindly tell me what provisions
have been made?
Nc provision has been made for pay
ment of deferred dividends on preferred
stock of the International Mercantile
Marine Company. This matter has been
left. by the mutual consent OF the sew
eral committees representing the various
classes Of security holders, to The new
board OF directors. which will probably
meet for organization early In Septem-
Der. In quarters close to the affairs OF
the company the impression is that a
substantial payment will be made some
time before tho close Of tho current
operating year. which ends December 81
next. II earnings are maintained
throughout the rest Of this veal at the
current rate Of net $500, 900, or even
50 1000, 900 monthly. It would seem
reasonable that a substantial payment
could be made out Of profits accruing.
since It was voted to leave everything
in connection with deferred dividends
TO the new board. there has been no
further discussion of the plan of Issuing
Ave year notes or other paper against
the dividends. but such n plan may
still be recommended By the directors.
The sun., 1916-08-19
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Aug. l6.-TradinG was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent. Jentes.
a. francs 10 confines for cash. Exchang.
on London. rs francs 1tia confines. Five
per cent. loan. So francs 80 centimea.
The sun., 1916-08-19
TORONTO CLOSING.


prVIlN, VIA London Aug. 's--The
w,oIly statement OF the Imperial Bank 81
,;rrm,ry, issued August Is. shows these
yniuro.: T"lsl coin and bullion increased
$50. "o'1n.: rolh Inc 439, DOOM; treasury
note doe. d,o0l ,oO0n.: notes Of other
hanks inc, 2.sls, Doom bills discounted
lac. lai0li DOOM: advances dec. S,00Orl I:
Investments Inc. l2,y2a, 000m. other w.
c%uritics me. IL, ?,s. ooom,. notes in c,rcu.
lation de-, ,5<.s7A,Ooon deposits Inc.
.2i, 1c5, Doom, other liabilities inc. <S.-
oe2, eeem.
The sun., 1916-08-19
Investment Questions and Answers
This column appears each Monday. Thursday and Saturday.

This column appears each Monday Thursday N Saturday.
Readers may ask IL many questions Is thyl Ike about investment subjects
but please do not ask about a half dozen companies in one letter. as It adds
unnecessarily to the clerical work. of this office ID not send money. This service
Ia free Il sure to give you address, as we'll as your name. because most inquiries
answered b. mail All correspondence Is held IS confidential
Address ali communications to Financial Editor. II Str, 80 Broad street
New York city
The sun., 1916-08-19
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Aug. 1s.-The copper shares were
mating. Railroads dull. Atlantic Gulf and
West indies advanced "a points, and United
Fruit was up 9 points. There were hesvy
transactions in both these shares. Summary:
The sun., 1916-08-19
PITTsBURG MARKET.

P~ITTSBTRG. Aug N-Purc OIL dvAn"ea
60 "a. a.ains, an opening price OF l>i1 United
state. ula-. w,s rcnc,ionarv. closing on -,
roints we-'inghousc Electric showed
strength IN sympathy with New fork's ad'
vance. summary;
The sun., 1916-08-19

T.. n, Lima, ohio-Has Brooklyn Rapid
Transit done any recent hnanclnS, anu
II so. what was the nature OF III
Tho latest financing undertaken by
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit was in October.
1915, when the company sold the re-
naming $4,000. 900 Of the sGo.ooo,ooo
of notes, due July !. 1913. authorized to
cover It's share Of the construction cost
and equipment Of new lines under con-
tract with the city.
The sun., 1916-08-19

The following l>slrs Viii be pnyabls IN
presentation A. the office Of tho UNITED
STATES JRIst COMPANY 81 NEW
YORK, No - Wall street on or iftcr Sop-
lcmhcr ,St. 'nlG.
Interest due Scpi 'mhcr ist, 1870. on A.
iantl, Coast Itn" Railroad I ON PAM First
Consolidated - Bonds.
INTEREST dur ScUtrmhrr 1T, 1914. I'M Vt
laDti, coast linc Ia, road COMPANY "a
Trust Equipment Bends ~ 1900,
prinCipL. ~ tt'antiut vast Inc railroad
Company a. Trust Equipment Bonds.
Mas. tOSl to i.;j, inclusive, due September
LIST, iol6.
III" transfer books ~ said bonds will he
closed August ".l, 1916, and rcopcrod S0p-
irmbrr ~ l9lt,
The sun., 1916-08-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. N.-Trading con-
tinued dull and featureIess. Pri~ change.
confined to narrow limits. Bondg quiet and
steady. with Philadelphia Electric 70 most In
demand. Summary:
The sun., 1916-08-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGA
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

N0tICe Il hereby R'Veh thht, tho N"hUHI
Meeting Of this Company VIII be hrsi at
HE once Of the COMPANY. Plant Building,
In the CITY OF New LONDON Conn, On m"
ltth day OF september. 1910, ~ 2 O'Clock
~ directors Tor tho ensuing year. aud for
such other business as may be brought be-
for. the meeting.
The transfer Books OF both tho Preferred
and Common stock VIII c,use ut 3 o'clo''S
y. NJ. ON Friday, september !, 1915. AMI
remain closed until 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, on
Friday, September II, 1915,
HORACE BoWkEfs, Secretary.
New York, August Is, lylf
The sun., 1916-08-19
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
GasoI-n- 81 Cents In Ohio Now.

CoLuMRus. Ohio, Aug, ls.--The Stand
ard oil Company lowered the price %
gasolene In Ohio to-day from % TO 2:
cents.
The sun., 1916-08-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. N.-Swift's continues 20
81 Ow good absorption. with prices making a
: arther gain Of a point. Sears Roebuck, Car
bon common and American Shipbuilding com. I
pion we're also strong Union Carbide sold on on
reallsinS. Bond market unchanged. Summary
The sun., 1916-08-19
United states Gan Distsicts).

In the following table are afi1cd re-
,ors OF ali important American steam rail:
ysys-companies now operating . total OF
snnroa, 10000 miles Of road. The
mile average 10 obi aimed By dividing total
@ruings BY total mileage.
The sun., 1916-08-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.

P.TrtNoEF. Aux Baltimore Tubs nd
vaur,i : poiui ~ To-. while tho tusdcn shsres
showed III Hi.G.r"nt tone. closing fractionully
lower. Bonds quiet. Summary;
The sun., 1916-08-19
INDUSTRIAL NEWS,

have prepared for frss dlstn0utoa. interest,"
ing circular N condition Of this rsilrosd.
The sun., 1916-08-19
BUSINESS OrrORTUNITIEs.

LrE INSURANCE, bought right, pave
tion. sists age. UNEEDlT. 2Os Park Ave.
The sun., 1916-08-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

REDEMPTION NOTICE.
The sun., 1916-08-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

-. combined income accounts Of railroads.
EISssins III ii miles. or approximately ~
~ ont of the country'e total. reported 40
\, 'for ,he year ended June 90 lsst make
W. ,nM,urrs and net after taxes. with tho
a.nr.. an q elmilar mileage baaia:
The sun., 1916-08-19
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MuRTGAG BONDS.
Trustees Office. Room ~ 18TH Floor,
Mills building.

NV IIh, NUr :, 10is.
The Trustees have this dy Gcsksnatsi.
The sun., 1916-08-19
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

standard on issues not found In this
ce curb list Of sales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29

Today's feature at the LasalIe is
entitled Audrey" with Pauline
Frederick featured with q capable
cast. There is an interesting ro-
nance between a young orphan girl
and her English guardian with many
OF the settings laid in America dur
ing the early Colonial days Miss
Fredericks is q handsome and clever
actress. remembered for her work ia
The Eternal city" and other fea %
ture pictures. on the same progra m
viii be seen a Burton Holmes travel
picture Of unusual scenes i'm Manila
and a Pathe subject picturing num-
her three Of the Siberia series.
ON Sunday Mars uerite Clark VIII
De seen again in The CrucibIe. -"
This story relates the experiences OF
young girl. placed i'm an orphans
home ut an early age who experi-
vnces number OF interesting and
romantic adventures before the final
happy conclusion. Miss Clark S
charming personality is particularly
adapted 10 youthful roles and i'm this
picture she is seen 10 a splendid ad-
vantage. ON the same program will
be seen a Pathe colored feature con
corning the growth of flowers and a
Burton Holmes travel picture
through Alaska
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

The offerings at the Auditorium
today are The Spiders Web" a
three-reel drama; The Trapping OF
Peeler White" a single reel railroad
picture featuring Helen Rose Glib
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew IN
comedy. and the Selig-Trib une Of
current events. showing many inter
esting scenes. including a reBiment
OF Zouaves arriving ar Saloniki
Greece. and hurriedly dispatched TO
the front 10 meet the new German
offensive. man-hunting Apache In
dams. chosen by the war department
20 help eaten villa, hold War Hop" /;
prominent men in business and pro-
fessionaI circles al FL Paso enlist
for summer military service; inter
esting ceremony OF baptism observed
by the African race at st. Peters
burg. Fla: Circus Day at Golden
Gate park brings JOY 10 the hearts
Of san Francisco Riddles" and
number OF other entertaining pic
lures Tomorrow's bill includes The
Voice in the Dark" three-reel
drama; lotto. the Soldier" single
reel comedy. Her Partner" a
drama. and From Altar 10 Halter"
a one-reel comedy. featuring Ham
and Bud" Monday Betty hansen
will be seen. In a big fve-reel drama
entitled Should a Mother Tell"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
MORE DESTRUCTIVE
THAN ANY WAR
preventable Disease Kills
Tens of Thousands Where
War Kills One.

AZ q recent meeting Of a mothers
club the head OF the health commit
tee made some startling statements
in comparing the death rate from
causes due to preVentahle disease 10
the mortality In the great European
war.
She showed that the great major
itv Of human ailments are due either
10 urswise eating or TO incomplete
elimination OF waste. and urged that
mothers should watch their children
and see 20 il that they did not violate
the laws OF health
She called special attention 10 the
value OF castor oil as natures reme-
dy for constipation. The healing
properties OF castor oil are universal
IS recognized and IL doesn't form a
habit.
The 6ist3steful features of castor
oil have been eliminated from CAS-
-rpR-JF.II- which rs "a per cent cas-
Tor OIL with delicious orange flavor
added. and there is no trouble in
setting either children or adults TO
take a. en sale at Chas Coonley
Co, Ralph r. Euss Louis -. Kreid-
ler Puolic Drug Store, American
Drug Co. @. a. Senrich n Co. Ap-
riagate's IruE store. Nicholas SchU-
Inns The castor Products Co. CleYe-
ltnd. Ohio -Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29

attempting TO save Johanna NJ
Hensler from drowning at Bridge
port Mich. Aug. 21, 1915. Medal
and $40 month with additional
sums FOR children. 10 widow. sos y
Fayette ST.. Saginaw. Mich.
Among those who received bronze
medals were:
William +. True. Stonington. Ind.
a laborer for saving DeLone and
Martha T. Menaugh. from drowning
at L.awrencepOrt, Ind, Sept. 4. 1911
+. Sylvester Mahan. II. ID. No. 3,
Lewis. Ind. a farmer, for saving
John Bemis from suffocation in a
well. at Lewis. July Il. 1914.
James Duncan. 1850 Adams ST
Gary. Ind. a laborer. for attempt
rig TO save Alexander Pruchinski, a
helper. from burning at Pittsburgh
Mar. 10. 1913.
Frederick Hellenga, deceased. for
attempting TO save Leo AnnabelIe. a
schoolboy. and Benja min Annabelle,
a chauffeur. from drowning i'm Lake
Michigan at New Buffalo, Mich.
July 3. 1915. Medal and $40 a
month. with additional sums for
children. TO widow at Three Oaks
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
AT THE COLONIAL.

The Traffic Cop" Will be the mas
terpicture he Luxe edition 10 be
shown at the Colonial theater to-
day. The cast viii be featured 10y
Howard ~ Mitchell and Miss Gladys
Hulette
Every policemans life is more or
less made up of adventures that sell
dom befall the ordinary citizen. and
every citizen is. with but few ex-
cepuons, interested i'm the guardians
OF The city's whether he be
the man on the beat" the sleuth
from headquarters. or the broad
clested powerfully built traffic
cop" ar the corner. In this picture
such a policeman exists.
Throughout The production IL
woven an appealing story of the
heart-the love OF the policeman
for a bankers daughter-in which
Gladys Hulette essays the role Cf
the poor little rich girl"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
GOOD FOR COLDS.

Honey. Pine-Tar and Giycerine are
recognized cold remedies In Or.
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey these are com
b'neG with other cough medicine in
Il pleasant syrup. Dr. Bells Pine
Tar Honey quickly stops your cough
cheeks your cold soothes irritation
of the throat. Excellent for youn-
and aged It's one of the best cough
syrups made Formula on every bot
tie. You know Just what YOU arc
taking and your doctor knows its
good FOR coughs and colds. Insist on
DR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. Only sc
at drU ggists.-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
To Preserve Her Hair

n woman would use an Rnu-5eD-
tic oil Shampoo instead OF the soaps
and shampoos now so commonly
used. they would improve rather
than iniurc the delicate hair plants.
The hair plant is an oil plant and
20 wash IL with soaps or shampoOs
containing free alkali works great
injury II not only outs the natural
81 Of the hair but it destroys the
fatty roots Of the hair plant causing
the hair 20 come out
EVERY WEEK ANTI SEPTIC
or ssFI ANIPOO cieanses and puTifies
the scalp dtssolves and removes dan
druff. opens the ologged hair-cells
and leaves the scalp soft and
healthy.
10 leaves the hair soft. lustrOus.
fluffy and easy 90 handle.
Excellent for men and children
also.
A large bottle holding 81 teaspoon
fuls SOC at Otto c. Bastian, Ian
6on's Drug Store. WetticlS's. Amerl-
can Drug Co, Cconley's Drug Store
Nicholas SchilliEg. Hans Drug store
and other dealers IN drugs and toilet
articles.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
ME- DALS GIVEN
TO THE BRAVE
IndianianS Are Among Those
to Receive Rewards
From Carnegie.

PTTT5BURGH Pa. April "a
The Carnegie Hero Fund commits
sion. al it's spring meeting here Fri
dav. recognized 50 acts OF heroism in
various parts OF the CO tntry. In 10
cases silver medals were awarded.
aud in 81 cases bronze medals.
Nineteen OF the heroes lost their
lives. and 20 the dependents OF 10
OF these. pensions aggregatiug So
900 a year were granted. ard 30 the
dependents Of eight Of the other 3
Who lost heir lives sums totaling
5000. 70 be applied. subject 10 the
direction OF the commission. in va
rious ways. were granted In addi-
ton 10 these money grants. in three
cases Gums aggregating $4,000 were
appropriated for educational pur-
poses. payments 10 be paid as needed
and approved. and in - cases
awards aggregaung 10000 were
made for other worthy purposes.
Payments in these cases viii not be
made until the benedciaries' plans
for The use or the awards have been
approved by the commission.
Among those who received silver
medals were
r. Stuart Sarber. deceased. for at
tempting 90 save Rernice NJ Gibson.
from drowning In q canoe accident
at Indianapolis. July .. 1914. Medal
20 father. 1928 Brown ST.. Anderson,
lInd
Harry n. Spaulding. deceased for
d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
WANT
ADS
LEGAL NOTICES.
Estate Of Richard q. Dantel
NoTTCE M FINAL ACCOM-.

Bv direction ~ Mary a D0utsl. Adj
miuistratrix ~ Estate of Richard .
D0utel. late of ST. Joseph County. ll the
State ~ Indiana. deceased.
Notice i- hereby given ~ tie lelrs.
Ipg1tees and der.sp-s VI said decedeni
ana aH other persons interested lu SAID
estate that said Administrative has Sled
ia this court beer account .snd vouchers
FOR Tho anal settlement " said estate.
and they are Therefore hereby red 81 lrefi
~ be and appear iu said court ou fhe
gsta day ~ May 1916. when tIs same
WII Ue heard. and make proof Hf their
leIr.lip. Or claim no amy part CT said
estate and show cause ia any f.ere he.
whv said account and voucher should
NOT be- approved
Witness. the Clerk and the sea. uf ths
Sr Joseph Circuit court az south BEND.
Indiana this 18th day " April. 1916
GEORGE M BAAB. clerk
1q'6 By Louis SezetF. Deputy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
SUCCEEDS SHIVELY

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April %
Frank J. Hatfield Of Evansville was
elected trustee Of Indiana univer-
sity by the state board of education
Friday. He will fin the unexpired
term of the late Sen. Benjamin +.
Shively and will serve until July.
1917.
Hatfield is a graduate Of Indiana
and at present is a member Of the
law firm Of Brill Hatfield and Brady
Of Evansville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Beginning sunday a new Dill II
vaudeville VIII be presented, featur-
ing John and Mae Burke in their
latest success. a Ragume Soldier. "
Joe Cook who introduces his one
man vaudeville show. playing a num-
Ter of characters and making light
hing changes VIII also be seen John
4. Doyle and company viii offer "A
comedy drama The Danger Line
san Tucci on the accordian and the
three Lilliputs. diminutiVe singers
and dancers will complete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
THEATERS
At THE OLIVER.

\ picture version of The Escape.
given in seven acts and produced 10y
David ". Griffith. is the attraction
ut the oliver theater today The
play was written by Paul Armstrong
and used as starring vehicle for
that clever emotional actress Helen
Ware. 1t is said 10 make an excel
lent picture. and Mr.. Griffith has pro-
vided an exceptionally good cast and
some wonderful settings. Continu-
Gus performances will he given start
ing az 1880. The same picture will
bc shown tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29

Disregarding his title Prince
George Of Battenburg, son of Prince
Henry Of Battenburg. who resigned
his position as first lord Of the Brit
ish admiralty because Of his German
ancestry. donned a coal passer' S
-arb and took part IN the "cOaling'
of a certain famous battle cruiser.
somewhere in the North sea. The
photograph shows the prince with
his face sInudged by the coal dust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
NoN-REsIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Indiana. ST Joseph Counts So
Ia the ST. Joseph Superior Court. Feh-
ruarv Term. 1915. NinzenZ Jauun-k -
Leonardo JauoWsE Cause ~. -~ff
Be II known. ThH: the above ul ned
Plaintiff Las fled in the office ~ The
Clerk % said Court his complaint azainst
said Defendant IN the above cause to-
gether With a proper affidavit thar sid
Defendant. Leonardo Janowski - lot a
resident o. the State Of Indiana-
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause All stand for t-a. ou the
10Th dsy ~ June 1913 tn.- same belng
the 32ut day ~ the next term - said
Court 90 commence 40 the tltr ~ south
Bend on the Bird Monday in Mas next
on wilton day said Defendant "a reTutred
20 appear % said action
GEORGE n RAAR IDerk-
BIS Charles D. EaHu. Deputy
rs eldler AID Pqr5er Attgs Tor Plaintin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
OFITCERs RE-ELECTED.

RUSHNILLE. Ind. April 29.-Ar
the officers of the Indiana Audubon
society were reelected at the meet
ing here today. The executive com
mittee will select either Kokomo or
Michigan City for the 1917 meet
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
HOW ITO WRITE
A M AN7T AID

First know what you want 20
say. Then SAY IL Use simple
words Make your meaning Alb
solutely clear. Leave nothing 70
the res der's imagfnation--as this
want ad does:
FOR RENU-i103 Jones street. q
room house, $500 Address
OWNER. care News-Tgmes.
This advertiser was penny
wise and pound foolish He
gave 50 little Information IL is
safe 20 say he never had an
answer.
What about the condition OF the
house? Plenty Of closets
Lightning Heating? Has the
house an attic2 Cellar or both7
is there a rear yard Front
yard2 Rear ponoh , Front porch7
And many other points2
No one but the owner knows
Surely one should not expect re-
suits from such nleager tnforrna-
ton
And there's not one word about
car line. Even though some may
know. there are others who don't.
And strangers are arriving daily.
some Of whom may stay Tor good
Now, read this for an example
OF how 10 slsrite a want ad that
VIII bring replies:
FOR RRVr-f1s3 Jones street. f.
rOum kOuaS IN splendid condition
with lsTEo closet 10 every living
room and IN the secCTtd-floor hall.
one block from car nne. electricity
and gas: steam heat. modern tile
bathroom with large tub and fine
shower with curtain: roomy kitch-
on With modern g1s stove practic--
ally new: large cement cellar. fair-
sized front yard 75-foot rear ward:
large front and rear porch. Get KEY
next door; $500 month. Address
OWNER, care News Tines.
Here Is information from which
we form a mental picture Of this
house. II we we're seeking one
IN such a location this want &c
would send us scurrytng out there
for fear some one would get
ahead o. Us.
What n this want al does cost
q little more. n IS bound % pay
By the inquiries n viii bring
and Inquiries from prospective
tenants are what this advertiser
wants OF he wouldn't advertise.
This applies TO the writing Of all
want ads. whether II rs a houso
you wish TO rent, a business YOU
wish TO sell, OF p farm you wish
10 buy.
Give ALL the information YOU
would want WE'RE YOU TIE
READER. Then bring IL % The
NeWs-Times. or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29

Science wins over disease and nerv-
Gus decline.
No need TO suffer and doctor" the
| "old way"
Don't let doctors drag you along
| for months
| Come and fnves tigate for yourself
| the advances ! have made, and how
! little il costs 10 get well
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29

THIS Is NJ FICIUhE.
No change OF faces from time to time
In my announcement Same Doctor. You
know who is responsible for your cure.
The only Exclusive Mems Specialist in
town who sees, examines and treats you
personally and Is permanently located
here.
Not a Medical Company
No Hired Doctors See, EX9mine or
Treat You