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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PARTIES.

IAIAlAIs~s
Misses Marie Bartoszek and Stella
Wawrzon. delightfully."- entertained
at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs Sa-
lomea Bartoszek. 435 5. Chaplin ST..
complimenting Miss Irene Bartoszek.
who VIII be married 10 Frank
Preuss. Aug 81. Various games
with instrumental and vocal music
were enjoyed and towards the close
Of the evening delicious luncheon
was served
The guests were Mrs. George Kali
czynski Mrs. Theodore Bepczlnslli.
Mrs. Peter Makielsk. Mrs Blanche
Drejer. Mrs. Bruno Luznv, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Barur. Mrs. Kate Rozploch-
owski. Mrs. Ladislaus Koupa. Mrs.
Stanley Niedbalski, Mrs Stanislaus
Hon. Mrs Van Gundy Mrs. Bert
Zacharek. Mrs. Roman Woodka.
Mrs. Stanley Drejer, Misses Nellie
Lukaszewski. sylvia Krieder, Gene
We've De Sleschower, Russell Braun
bach. Schillady Moran, Stella Wawr-
zon, Emily Badur, Mamie Thilman,
Hattie Koscielny Martha Hosinski,
Hattie Niedbalski. Wilson, Stephanie
Reich and from out of town were
Marie Lewandowski and Eleonor
Krupa of Chicago.
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St. left Wednesday for a months
visit with her brother. Thomas
Luckey, in Columbus, O. During
her absence Miss Luckey will spend
two weeks at Buck Eye lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde johnson have
returned 10 their home in Lapeer.
Mich, after a visit with Mrs. John
sons mother. Mrs John Haney, III
\. Hill St Ed Haney accompanied
them home and will remain about
a week.
Nj. and Mrs +. r. Davies and
family. 513 +. Corby St. and Miss
Berniece Adelsperger. 511 r. Corby
St. are spending the week at Barron
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hickey. sos
f. Corby ST. spent Wednesday at
Pine lake.
Miss Wilma Boyer and Master
Harry Boyer have returned TO their
home in St Louis. Mich. after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs w. d.
Boyer. $50 y. Hill st
Miss Florence Lonzo. $50 y. Hill
St, is visiting her mother in Fort
Wayne. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs G +. Lowry and
family motored from Stonington.
H., and are the guests OF Mr..
Lowry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Lowry. 700 y. Hill St They will
remain in the city until the first OF
September. when they will return
to Stonington where Mr.. Lowry is
employed as superintendent of
schools L. !. Lowry of Argos. Ind.
is also visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Lowry.
Miss Greta Jones Of Oak Park
H.. is the guest Of Miss Sibyl Jen-
nings. 319 s. St Louis blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Love OF
New York city who are the guests
of Mrs. Loves grandfather. DR.. J
r. Green Of Mishawaka. and Or. A
r. Barber of this city. are spending
few days with Mr.. Loves parents
in Plymouth. Mrs Love was for
merIy Miss Margaret Barber.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Calnon and
son. Walter. 525 Allen st. have re-.
turned from a Today visit at the
home Of Mrs Calnon's mother al
St Louis Mich.
Mrs. Rachael Cover and grand
daughter. Kathryn $50 Allen st
have gone 20 visit with Mrs Covers
daughter At Lvdick.
Miss Josephine Doran and small
sister. Martha Jane who have beer
spending the summer az Lake cha
pin. are visiting their grandparents
MT and Mrs r. Reed. $50 Allen 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records OF Indiana TITLE
and Loan Co.

George :. hin and wife TO Mary
Christensen and Lillian Christensen.
lot les Huey Heights $500
Margaret Eerrsr 70 trustees OF the
Broadway Church Of the EVangel-
ical association. par Of lot 3f5 Wen
ger and Kreishbaunl's LIST Broadway
addition. $4,000
George Daniel Ward and wife TO
Bronislaw Wrotnowski and wife
lot = Daniel Wards plat Penn
township. $500
Fred J. Claunch and wife % Christ
J. Meisel. part Of lot u Cushing
7 ~ addition. 81.
Granville W Ziegler and wife 10
Harry Bray. part or Dot o Fo=art's
subdivision OF lots 1f9 Sorins md
addition. 81
RiverView Cemetery association 70
Hiram Gitchel lot Els in section
~ in Riverview cemetery.
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pERSONNLS.

Mrs. Mary Rajer 735 ". Jefferson
blvd. viii leave Thursday fcT
Logansport and Chicago 20 spend
her two weeks vacation.
John Tolejewski OF East Chicago
is in the city on business
Miss Stella Zuzkowski Of Gary
arrived here for a few days visit
with friends.
Roman Turczewicz returned to his
home I'm South Chicago following a
few DAYS visit with friends.
John Adams Of Toledo is I'm the
city on business.
Theodore Losinski. w Division St.
has gone TO Detroit 70 spend two
weeks with relatives.
Leonard GuZowsH OF Cleveland
is here visiting with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tomaszew-
ski. 421 y Walnut St, left Wednes-
day morning for Eye on account Of
the serious illness of the latter's
father, Louis Tomczak
Joseph Scigowicz Of Indiana Har-
Dor is spending a few days with
friends here.
Paul GrzeGocki Washington av.,
has gone 10 Chicago for a two
weeks visit with friends
Stanley Janowski of Chicago is i'm
the city on business.
Walter Krzeczkowski. Washington
av., returned from weeks visit
with friends in Detroit.
Mrs Louis Mucha, So Webster
St. is seriously i'll.
George Wcigorz OF Michigan City
is in the city visiting with friends.
Paul Iaturawski returned to
Grand Rapids following a brief
visit here.
Rev. Leo Szybowicz Of Lansing is
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Joseph Ziemkovski, Studebaker
ST.. has gone to Lemont for weeks
visit with relatives.
Thomas Lipkowski. Prairie av..
returned from a few DAYS visit with
friends at Decatur. Ind
John Sobocki returned TO South
Chicago following A brief visit here.
Paul Huzarski of East Hammond
is i'm the city on a business visit.
John Sikorski arrived here from
Milwaukee for a few days visit with
relatives
Andrew Blazewski. Jackson St,
has gone for an indefinite stay to
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
SAVE THE TOMATOES.

Now that tomatoes are literally
lying on the ground, even going to
waste, the truly thrifty housewife
will devise all sorts of ways Of pre-
serving them for next winter.
First and foremost comes the
plain canning method. You cannot
have too many canned tomatoes. For
they are useful not only served just
as they are, heated and seasoned. for
vegetable, but they can be IL lie
into jelly for salad, and they can be
used 10 flavor soup and stews and all
sorts OF dishes of macaroni, hOminy,
samp and rice-dishes that ought to
be extensively used next winter.
But when YOU have canned and
canned tomatoes, you should turn
your thoughts TO other ways of pre-
serving them. And just here come
in tomato pickles of various sorts
Here are some receipts for preparing
different tomato pickles that are
worth while:
Ripe tomato soy-Ripe tomato soy
can be made as follows: one peck OF
ripe tomatoes. peeled and sliced; one
cupful of salt; let stand "A hours;
drain of the liquid and add one head
of celery. eight onioHs. chopped fine;
one quart of vinegar, one tablespoon
full each Of ground mustard, ginger.
cloves. allspiCe cinnamon and one
half teaspoon Of cayenne pepper;
stew slowly two hours: when nearly
done, add one pound Of sugar and
one-quarter pound Of white mustard
seed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

O'Clock a. m. ~ said day
The requisitiou for said supplies i- on
file I'm the Office II the County Auditor.
and has been approved hy the Board 90
Commissioners All bids must ho ON
forms furnished by the Auditor Bid
not on this form ur agreeing exactly
Herewith VIII not De considered in Oh.
letting ~ the contract
All bidders submitting bids. must als-
hlC bond in sum equal fu tho fun
amount ~ the bid submitted The Board
~ Commissioners reserves the right Co.,
reject any and ali bids
ARTHUR D. WOLF
Auditor So Joseph County Indiana.
1J--2
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SOCIAL Events.

The singing practice of 81. He'd
wige choral society will be held Fri
day evening at ST. Hedwige school.
The Falcons K Pulaski viii meet
Thursday evening at Warsaw hall
The auxiliary No. ., Pulaski will
meet Thursday evening at L. r. Fall
cons hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
REDMEN'S BENEFIT FOR
|. N. G. IN PLACE HALL

The soldiers benefit dance, TO be
given Saturday evening of this week,
will be held in Place hall instead Of
Red Mems hall as formerly an
nounced Tickets. which are on sale
in all the stores in the business dis
trict, are going fast, giving all indica-
tions of a large crowd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
WATCH FOR BURGLARS.

Local police authorities have been
asked 10 look out for two men who
burglarized store in Battle Creek,
Mich, Tuesday night Several suits
of clothing and several pairs of shoes
were taken from the store, which be-
longed TO John Brandle.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals viii be received oy
the County Commissioners AT their ohice
until II 90 a. N. September 10. 1917 Tor
the erection Of two detention cells iu the
~ Joseph County Inhrmary. Plans and
~pecihcations are on ME az the county
Auditors Office and 40 the office of
Freyermuth 4 Maurer. Architects
Al bids 20 he filed on blank forms
which NAV 30 obtained 40 the Office ~
tho County Auditor
The COUNTY Commissioner reserve the
ri ght % reject any or All bids
ARTHUR r WOLF. County Auditor
1922
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

SyYLk -xAr0~ ~EeN1
UNREST IN NORWAY AND
SWEDEN

SWEDEN.
Lincoln Steffens, whose report on
the Russian situation appears in
Everybody's for August, found that
the revolution was not without its
effect on scandinavian countries.
The Norwegians were short Of
food" he writes. Business was
good. Their neutral ships were
making joyous milionairies Of the
owners and spectators in shipping
shares. But the people were poor.
hungry. angry. EmbOldened by the
Russian news, they were saying IN
plain talk that theirs was govern
ment by business men, and that the
national policy was determined by
the shipping interest not the inter-
est Of the people.
stockholm was very like Nor
way. Every body was talking about
May FIRST and Bread Germany or
England % the United States and
the Russian revolution. Food was
short. Bread and sugar could be
had only on tickets. and the king
was setting the fashion in submits
sion by taking out OF his gold peck
q sugar-0ox lump Of his own
sugar for his tea at a tea"
Stated meeting south Bend Chap
ter. 40. .. .. r. S. Thursday even
in- Initiation
ANNA ARCHER. W ".
Adv. CORA BARTON. Sec'y.
Don't say you saw il in the
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Daily Talks on Heart Topics
Laura Jean Libbey

30, children, the gods were good to
YOU
BE glad while the world endures,
BE we'll content as the years wear
through;
Give thanks for life. and the
loves and lures.
For pennies she gave you. gracious.
though few.
Smiles and kisses. that mother
or yours"
Some one has somewhere said.
Giving pennies 10 the urchins Of the
very poor breeds the grave danger
Of running the child. Ever after
wards ne viii be on the lookout
for special forms OF graft This
thought interested me 50 much that
i nave spent long weeks going
through the poor districts of large
city 10 find out the truth for my
self My investigation disproves the
theory that pennies given to the
very poor children really spoil
them. ON the contrary it has saved
many "A little one from a criminal
career.
One mother said TO me: The
Withholding OF pennies from a lit
tie one breeds a spirit that is hard
10 down. I had a hand-to- hand
tussel with grim want 10 support
my four little ones When / went
TO the butchers or the grocers. was
obliged 10 take the little ones With
me clinging 10 my skirts II was
almost impossible to drag the chill
dren from the fruit stand outside
while I made my purchases within.
I read their longing for the good
things in their eyes More than
once / have caught their little
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS.

Notice i- hereby given. that The under
signed has been appointed 10y the Flers
Fl the Circuit Court ~ So Joseph Conn
Is. State Of Indiana. c1crutrixes n The
estate u Ernest Steinel late 81 ST. To-
seph County deceased
said estate is supposed 90 bo solvent
HENRIEI "a EEA~S
LOUISA EOSTIZEE. ENnrrfrIKes.
Aug IA 1917
LAMBERT a HAMMOND
Attys for Estate fl--1 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
NOTICE TO FURNISH SUPPLIES FOR
(OINTN INEIRMARN-

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
~ Commissioners q St Joseph County
Indiana. viii receive separate sealed bids
for furnishing Groceries Meats and Dry
Goods Tor The County Inhrmary FOR the
quarter ending November 50th. 1917. On
Monday, September 9th, 1917, Up % ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
DERSONALC

Through the apparent treachcry
~ someone. personals were furnish
81 ~ the News-Times, Monday. one
IN me effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
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The Housewives Economy Calendar
BY Frnnc<ss MA<shAD-

Green tomato soy-Slice thin a
peck OF green tomatoes; add pint
OF salt; let them stand "a hours;
strain and put over the fire with u
raw onions, an ounce of black pep
per. one ounce of allspice, one-quar-
ter of a pound of white mustard seed
and a little cayenne pepper. Cover
the whole with vinegar and boil until
thick as jam stirring occasionally
with "A wooden spoon TO prevent
burning This will keep many
months il sealed in glass.
Sweet tomato pickles-One peck
green tomatoes. sliced. Stew one
cupful of salt over them. let stand
over night, and in the morning drain
on then take four quarts of vinegar,
three pounds Of brown sugar. quar-
ter OF a pound whole white mustard
seed. two tablespoonfuls each OF pi-
mento cloves ginger and ground
pepper. Put all i'm kettle and boil
until thoroughly done. This will keep
in stone jar.
India Relish-One peck OF green
tomatoes. one-half head of cabbage,
II green peppers, one pound OF
brown sugar. one tablespoonful Of
cinnamon. and one tablespoonful Of
aIlspice. Chop the tomatoes; put one
half cupful of salt over them and let
drain for "a hours: then add three
onions. the cabbage and peppers. all
we'll chopped Put spices in bag and
add sugar Cover well with cider
vinegar and let il simmer for four
hours.
Copyright, 1910
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NOTICE

The Browns reunIo viii be held AT
ReZean Browns on Aug %. An
nOuncement made BY secretary. Mrs
Prank Mangus. ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Wednesday night dancing party at
Hudson Lake Casino. Donahue's or
chestra. I5c -Advt
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ladies ATTENTION:

Mudlavia facial with Carlsbad
mud is death 20 wrinkles as it tight
ems up saggy muscles. Experienced
operator from main office Chicago.
with Nine. Swarts. Brandon-Durrell
Co. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
T0M0RR0W'S MENU

Socrates brought Philosophy from
the clouds. but the Englishmen have
dragged her into the kitchen. -
Hegel.
Breakfast
Orange Juice cereal and Cream.
Bacon Fritters
Buttered Toast. Coffee.
Luncheon or supper.
Layonnsise Eggs
Corn Mullins.
Plain Lettuce Salad.
Pears.
Dinner.
Potato Soup.
Corned Beef Boiled Cabbage.
Lima Beans
Pineapple Salad.
Watermelon.
Bacon fritters - Bacon fritters
suggest novel means Of using up
"leftovers.' These are made from
bits of minced meat-any combina-
ton may be utilized. Season the
mince highly and blend with the
yolk of an egg and a spoonful of
gravy. Then fold a spoonful of the
miXtC~e in thin strip Of fat bacon
and after dipping in a tritter bat
ter. Try in deep hot fat TO a golden
brown.
Lyonaise eggs-Put two table
spOOnfuls Of butter into a frying
pan, and when hot add two table
spOOnfuls of sliced onion and one
tablespoonful of minced parsley.
Cook until the onion is light vel
low. then add tablespoonful of
-four. As soon as it combines with
the butter, pour in "A cupful OF milk
and stir until smooth. Lastly. add
four hard-boiled eggs, sliced.
Pineapple saiad-On each plate
place one or two white leaves of
lettuce and on them a ring OF canned
pineapples. Fill the center cavity
with creamed cheese and dress with
French dressing, made with one Ia
blespoOn OF lemon Juice TO every
three tablespoons OF olive oil. The
lemon Juice combines with the pine
apple flavor better than does vine
gar
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS NOTICE.
Meeting Thursday eyening.-Advt
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NOTICE OF HEARING ~ 10

SPECIAL BENETIT~.
| City u south Bend Indiana. Department
n Public Parks
Notice is hereby given thar f6e follow
/ inE boulevard improvement has been
completed
Asphsltic concrete pavement on Corhv
street from ST. Louis boulevard tr
| Miles avenue under Boulevard Improve
ment Resolution 40
There d. on flc Don fhe office ~ this
Z Board. and subject to public inspection.
an assessment roll which contains THE
names " OH property owners who ar
the property 10 DO assessed aud the
amount ~ each prima farfe assessment.
2 his Board. an its office I'm the city Hall
will on the 9Th dar ~ Septemoer. 1a1s.
mr. ~ o. M receive and hear remon-
strances as 10 the amount ~ each assess
ment. and viii decide whether the
or viii be specially benefited bv said
Improvement in the amonBt. named on
EDWIN T. LENT.
IS " RTDENOTE.
IRWIN " JACKSON
RICHARD ELBEI
Board ~ Park CpmmI ssl0nerA
Is-lfI5-is-l7-ls
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed hy the clerk
- the Circuit Court OF 81 Joseph Coun-
~, State n Indiana. executor ~ fbe
estate 81 Barbara AchatE late ~ ST. IN
scph County. deceased
Said estate On supposed % DO solvent
GEORGE r. MJCKENTHAIEB
Executor.
July 81 1917
Gee. A. Lang Thad a Ts'cott Ir
Attys Tor Estate r-F-fS
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
e
signed has been appointed BY the clerk
~ the Circuit Court u 81 joseph Coun-
". State q Indiana. executri1 OF tie
estate OF Stephen Il Holland. late % St
Joseph County. deceased
Said estate is supposed 20 b. solvent
GRACE JAAnSON HOLLAND
EEecurrfN.
Aug lf 1917
lIcTNERNY YEAGLEY a McYICEER
Attys Tor Estate B-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Mrs. Carl Ross, 900 Riverside dr.,
was hostess TO the members OF the
Florence Nightingale Red Cross aux
Hilary No 25. Tuesday afternoon at
their regular meeting. The time
was spent knitting The auxiliary
viii meet i'm two weeks az the home
of Mrs. Albert Cushing, 5eS W.
Washington av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

The marriage of Miss Coda cecil
Noote daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Moore Of Mellott, Ind. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Car
Isle of Carlisle house. this city. took
place az $50 o'clock Tuesday aft
cruoon at the home Of the brides
parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Don't say you saw II in the
newspaper. Say News-Times.
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Mrs. Richard Dugdale 200 r. VA
varre ST., was hostess 10 the silver
Pleasure club Tuesday afternoon. 4
pleasant social hour was enjoyed
following a short business meeting
Refreshments were served. Mrs
charles Fowler. r. Bowman ST. will
entertain the club i'm two weeks.
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Autumn 1917

4 Full of style and dash the NEW FALL Garments
II showing The best New York makers sending the
n of the market knowing that the leaders OF
a. fashion in this vicinity
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FREE to YOU.
SATURDAY.
At the Request of Hundreds of Customers,
Sensational Free Offer Repeated
Cut to Bedrock for Great Wind-up To-
morrow.

Here is our Free Offer: Mems Suits that sold Co
$500 for $5.7S. We've combed clothing stock
from top to bottom chosen over 200 new Suits
and Overcoats- in all pure wool fabrics-and ali
60 tomorrow thi. ridiculous closing price-$575
And added indueement force all of these Suits
to be sold before the close of business Saturday night
again make this Free Offer: Any ST. so Hat in the
house-and there's 500 select from in all shapes
and styles-wil be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with
every Suit and Overcoat sold tomorrow.
And here's a still better item: Mems beautifully
tailored Suits, Fall styles in blues blacks
and browns that sold up to $500. 60 tomorrow for
$9.85. And with each of these suits you get ALSO
LUTELY FREE your selection Of any hat in the house
Mems Overcoats at these same prices-$5.75 and
$9.8S-f you wish.
Please note-these free offers good SATURDAY
ONLY
Tomorrow wen sell Mems So Dress and Work Shoes
for ss9 Hundreds of Mems Dress and Work Shoes that
sold originally for $500 will go for S2+s
Mems Dress Shirts. worth to SlSo. go at 4Se
Mems Wool Socks a. &c. Mems Cotton Socks at Sc
Overalls a, SOC Mems Collars all sizes. Sc Black
Bear overalls and Maekinaws fact everything that
for dress work all included in this sale and
going these sensational prices.
This great CLOSING-OUT SALE at the RED FRONT
CLOTHING COMPANY. at 1910 First Avenue. opposite
the public market close.
Think of buying Mems 7sc Heavy Fleece Ribbed
Underwear for 39e. And Mems Heavy Wool Underwear.
will be sold a, 4se And Heavy Gloves wrists
a Sc. Why pay high prices?
Tomorrow you buy your Work Shoes, high if
you them at 2s9: they originally $500 And
all Oxford Shoes 60 at $40 pair.
Mems Pants. worth $3.50 csc. Mems $500 Pants
at S23s Boys Suits to s2+s. And SOC Work Shirts
2sc.
The above jus, few of the bargains offered Our
three large display windows 1910 FRS, Avenue just
stacked with honest merchandise II certainly will pay you
attend this great CLOSINGOUT SALE-you can't make
any mistake here. Remember address-RED FRONT
CLOTHING COMPANY, 1910 First Avenue opposite the
Public Market. just Pike starts sa,ur-
day morning at A. M. Sharp.
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MILLS TO GET MORE
FIRE PROTECTION

Installation % water mains along
shilsholc ave. which will give bet
ter fire protection 10 tho Ballard
mill district. was ordered BY the
city utilities committee Thursday
There are is mills in the area az
fccted The Improvement followed
tho submission OF n majority pc,i
tiou
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would have been an Ideal man had
hls brother lief, him alone) and !
merely keep up the home. There
is no confidence between US, no
going out together. He never cues.
tons my affairs ana. never do his
His brother has SOFT Il X, Ypnotizee
him.
MY advice TO ne~ly-marrieo rou
pies is TO live miles away from re
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quorie4 the pho,oplsyer.
In voice that could be
heard seve, ~o~s away the old
actor replied.
AS the noble o. ID had Il IN
Merry Wives" There's cheese
TO come
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will be heard on the regular pro.
gram with the orchestra. and in
solos
Miss Ridgoway uses harp val
ued at $4,000