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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-09
THE CHURCHES.

Miss Frances S. Walkley of Robinston
is spending week with her former par
ishioners at North Belfast and will preach
morning and evening next Sunday, when
all are urged to attend.
Services at St. Margaret's chapel next
Sunday will be as follows: Holy Com
munion at a. m. morning prayer and
sermon at 1915 a. M; evening prayer at
4 D. m. Everyone is cordially welcome
to the services.
At the Peoples Methodist Church next
Sunday morning at 1890, the Rev. Fred
erick Palladino of Bucksport, District
Supt for Bucksport District of the NJ
E. Church, will preach. DR.. Palladino
is virile, forceful speaker, whose wide
experience gives point and pith to his adj
dress. The public will greatly enjoy this
opportunity to hear him. Sunday school
at the close of the morning service. In
the evening at 7.30 the pastor will speak
on "What is Your Life?' Prayer meet
ing this, Thursday, evening; subject,
Goods Help in Time of Anxiety" The
First Quarterly Conference will be held
Saturday evening at 73O in the church
parlors
First Baptist Church Rev. j. Wilbor
Richardson, minister; residence No. 1
Northport ave-, telephone 212-3. Every
body's church and cordial welcome is
extended to all people without a church
home to worship with US. There are no
rented pews, the church depending upon
voluntary contributions for it's support.
1t is, therefore, everybody's church. Sun
day morning preaching service at 1915,
minister's topic: s'The Short Cut to
True Lasting Happiness" A practical
sermon plainly presented in unforget-
able pithiness. At II, noon, Bible
school convenes in the vestry A large
attendance, much enthusiasm, and good
teachers, classes for every age. A well
come extended to all visitors. Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50. All young people invited. Sunday
evening preaching service at 7.3O; minis
ter's topic, ''The Talking Snake; The
Stolen Apples; some consequences. An
exposition of the affair in the Garden
of Eden which does away with doubt.
This, Thursday, evening prayer meet
ing in the vestry at 7.3O, to which the
public is cordially invited. Preaching
next Sunday afternoon at the Northport
Baptist church at 2.3O p. m.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-09
Contents Of Today's Journal.

Northport. Obituary. City Govern
ment. One Hundred Spies in Bel
fast and Vicinity. :. Waldo County
Veterans in Winterport. The Draft.
Food Drying. -. The Northport
country Club The Churches. Per
sonal.
Editorials. County Correspondence.
Saluting Mount Vernon. Peril of
Lightning "A Central Grain Office. =.
stand Behind Our Soldiers.
Maine Items. The Answer to Mich
aelis. Shipping Plans. Items of All
sorts Food and Economy. Vehicles
Must Garry Lights. Offers 81, 900 Re-
ward.
Editorials War Summary. Rev.
Harry H. Upton Ordained. "A Cam
den Launching. =. Brooks. County
correspondence.
The News of Belfast.
A New Law. Apple Barrels and
Apple Boxes. Transfers in Real Es-
tate. The Coming Fairs. The Voy-
age to France. Death Rate in the
War. .Clevern SO of a Thief. .Shun
Water Hemlock. Pathetic Old Age. {.
he Chautauqua Program. Weights
and Measures. To Control Worlds
shipping Exemption for Bureau
Clerks.
Draft List y. onderful Scenery.
lover Perfume (poem). Death in
It's Sting. .Treasonable Strikes. E.
Garihaldi and Freedom.
Searsport. Stockton Springs. Born
Married. Died. Belfast Price Cur
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-09
Boothbay Fish Hatchery.

An interesting and instructive bulletin
on the work of the United States Fish
Hatchery at Boothbay Harbor, Maine,
has been issued by the bureau of Fisheries
of the Department of Commerce. The
edition is not large Senator Fernald of
Maine has secured slimited" supply of
these and will be pleased to send, SO long
as they last, copy to those interested.
Address Bert M. Fernald, 240 Senate
office Building, Washington,sD sD.aC.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-09
One Hundred Spies in Belfast
and Vicinity.

Only SO far as hustling is concerned
there are now one hundred spies in Bel
fast and vicinity, these spies consist of
young men who are stockholders in the
new Belfast fair.
The fair grounds present a much differ
ent appearance than they ihave flor some
time The track has been put in excel
lent condition, new stalls have been built.
the grounds drained, ticket offices. iudae's
stand, performers stand and secretarv's
office have been renovated and touched
up with fresh coat of paint and new
fences have been built.
Lumber has been bargained for to build
new grandstand, which will be erected
in the near future.
For the purpose of deriving a little
revenue and making necessary improve
ments, second horse racing meet will be
held next Saturday, Aug. 18th, races
called at two o'clock sharp.
A large number of good horses have
been entered and in the three races some
exciting finishes are sure to take place,
The price of admission is TWENTY-FIVE
cents for adults, children under Is years
free. Come and give the new association
boost
The Belfast Band will be in attendance
and will render it's ever popular music.
Following is list of the entries:
2.2o Class.
Belbin by Bingara, Peter Gala CHER,
Belfast.
Link Braden by Direct Braden, VIM. G.
Preston, Belfast.
Kaiser by Masconoma, Ernest Mer-
chant, Belfast.
Eureka Boy by Stiletto c., Fred Gray,
Belfast.
Picolata by Bingen, H. C. Buzzell, Bel
fast.
Peter West by Dobson, H. C. Buzzell,
Belfast
Grace G. by Blue Will, |. F. Gould,
buckSport.
Robert H. by Tarratine, John W. Hobbs,
Brooks.
Free-tor-An.
Mercer C. by Marston c., F. G. Gray,
Belfast,
Toss Boy by Tarresdal, Arthur Richard
son, Clinton.
Lady Booker by Dobson, H. c. Buzzell,
Belfast.
Add F. by Judge John Hughes, L. F.
Nash, Belfast.
Farmers Race.
Esther Sterling by Sterling, John W.
Hobbs, Brooks
Robert H. by Tarratine, John W, Hobbs,
Brooks.
Miss G. by Tarratine, L. R. Stevens,
jackson.
Happy Sister by Alclayone, H. E. Haley,
Monroe.
Lena Direct by Rolf Direct, Ben Tyler,
Knox.
Pearl Marston by Guy Marston, w. S.
York, Belfast
Polly Vassar by Vassar, Geo. L. Slipp,
Belfast.
Mate by Marston c., Ross Littlefeld,
Waldo.
Alclayone Boy by Alclayone, A. l..
Curtis, Monroe.
Alceo by Alclayone, Frank Webster,
Waldo.
stiletto A. by Stiletto c., Frank Allen
wood, Belmont.
Bonnie G. by Dan Bonnie, Fred G. Gray,
Belfast.
Eureka Boy by Stiletto c., Fred G. Gray,
Belfast.
All come and see who wins the new
blankets, whips, bandages and other
prizes. The boys all drive to win and
want your enthusiasm 10 start our new
agricultural fair to be held October 16-I7.
1917
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NORTHpORT.

d MIS- vs. H Morse and Miss Alice
3 la.ng If china recently registered at the
3 G1quot
Miss Anna Aver of Brookline has ar
4 .es !oiuing her mother, Mrs. Aver at
E MIA. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
q randers.
2 Dinner Dance will be given at the
\nlport Inn, Wednesday Evening,
i 3.cls. 10Th. Subscription 81. Tables
4 g..l4 be reserved.
4 The mid-week dance at the Northport
gr vas we'll attended and very much en-
a-c These dances are growing in
amafty every week.
Nj aud Mrs. W. Franklin Burnham
la.aIdren of Reading, Mass, have ar
r-a The Ferguson cottage for the re-
suler of the summer.
4sear A. Shepard, city editor of the
-rstau Journal, formerly with the Ban
iai.y News, has been in Northport
z. day or two on his way to Boston
arr N-w York.
N and Mrs. VIM. A. Decrow have
-c the Isaiah Cross cottage, Merri-
.n Square, for the season. Mr.. Decrow
axe out pleasure parties in the
alah louise.
oseph w Blaisdell who has been criti-
rally at his summer home in Merrithew
a-r $ decidedly better and on Sunday
als anc to sit out on the porch, where he
-e-,ad a number of callers.
Hs and Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton of
.--.. ave taken one of the Smith cot
's--s The South Shore for the remand
The season. MI Hamilton is a
nf violin connected at the New
l-t Conservatory
". Anna Aver of Brookline, Mass.
.p.1 gift shop in the Northport Inn
- 7eh bringing some very attractive
rom her city shop. Bridge prizes,
.ld score cards, and gifts are num-
a- uOng the attractions in her stock.
j. Blanche Webster of Augusta will
-cmonstration of the preservation
o.. products under the direction of
rnsion Department of the Univer-
nt Maine at the Chapel in East
sort next Monday at 2 p m. All
.a. makers are urged to attend
A. Benner was host at delightful
#ul party recently on the launch
,e capt. VIM. A. Decrow, visiting
sstaa and cruising about the bay. In
party were Mrs. Lucy Knowles, Mrs
-, Harris, Mrs. Edw. Hall and two chill
-sn Mrs Edw. Thorndike, Miss Minnie
WnMke, Mrs. Josephine Ulmer, Mrs.
-ams Convey, Mrs. Louise Strecker,
2mes Dolan and Harry Sutherford.
Mrs VILLAIN E. X otman gave delightful
".r 1arty August 1St at The Anchorage,
worth Shore, in honor of Mrs. Frederick
5eaSon of Youngstown, Ohio, and Miss
Tara ilrsh, of Massillon, Ohio, guests OF
Ms louis X. Hirsh. Cards and needle
Work we're enjoyed and prizes were
awarded to Mrs Grace Baker, a plant in
-aoeug pot; Miss Hirsh, glass basket
'65 Miss Alice Hutchinson, picture
Tame Tea, sandwiches, cakes and ices
We're served. The other guests were Mrs
frank Hartman, Mrs. Louis X. Hirsh,
WIS Ira M. Cobe, Mrs, Charles E. Rogers,
Mrs R. L. Flanders, Mrs. Richard E.
Ne'us, Mrs. Steinberger of the North
'9T rolony, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs
heating and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore
o. befae+
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-09
The Northport Country Club

been made members of the Golf club
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D.
Mcclellan and DR.. William C. Libbey.
The links are said to be the best in this
section, rivaling those of Camden and
Bangor There is large attendance on
the course every morning and late after
noon and some good scores are being
made.
Many interesting preparations are being
made for the cabaret which is to be given
at the Club on Aug. Oath when dinner will
be served in the living room during which
the guests will be entertained with songs,
dances, sketches, etc 1t will be new
departure for the club and everything
indicates a success. Reservations for
tables should be made early for it will be
case of first come first served.
The billiard match at the Club Friday
night for a silver cup, between w. j.
Dorman and Robert Keating, was won by
Mr. Dorman $50 to 213. A large gallery
watched the play, both men making some
fine runs and good shots. DR.. Percy
Warren and Charles E. Rogers were
scorers and referees. The following en-
trants with their handicaps have been
posted for the billiard tournament:W Wilmer
j. Dorman, 15O; Robert L. Bean, 120; C.
E. Rogers, no; Ira M. Cobe, 100; W. E.
Hatch, IS; DR.. P. E. Warren, IS; R. A.
Peavy, rs; C. F. Kennedy, rs; S. S. L.
Shute no Ira M Cobe has played two
men with the following result, Cobe vs.
Rogers, 119-150; Cobe VS.. Bean, 150-142
The Sunday concert was delightful,
given by McKeen's orchestra of five
pieces. One of the best liked numbers
was a medley of old patriotic and war
time songs. This number was later re-
peated by special request. The orchestra
played about an hour and every number
was thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Doris
Melchert of Cambridge, Mass, rendered
a group of songs, including l Heard a
Thrush at Eve, Cadman; Why? John
Barnes Wells; De Bee an de Butterfly,
Ashford. Miss Melchert made her first
appearance at the club and her voice
very sweet and pure was particularly well
adapted to the songs she selected. She
was heartily applauded. Miss Inez
Churchill of Cambridge was her accom-
panist.
Thirteen members of the Junior ALI
ance Campfire Girls of the Belfast Uni
tartan church, with their pastors wife,
Mrs Arthur E, Wilson, chaperone, were
entertained at the Club Wednesday af-
ternoon, Aug. 1st, by Mrs, Thomas E.
Shea of New York in honor of her niece,
Miss Charlotte Burkett Wadsworth.
Mrs Shea had previously planned to en-
tertain the girls at her summer home,
'FFerndale," on the North Shore, but has
been detained in New York with Mr..
Shea on account of business matters and
is entertaining her niece there. Rather
than disappoint them she made arrange
ments for an afternoon at the Club.
Lunch was served from a daintily ap-
pointed table decorated with flowers and
appropriate place cards sent by their abb
sent hostess. The afternoon was spent
with work for the Red Cross and with
games, music and dancing in the recep-
! ton room. At p. m. cake and ice cream
were served. The only regret of the af-
| ternoon was the absence of Mrs. Shea
and Miss WadsWorth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

State Of Indiana. ST Joseph County ss
Iu the 81 Joseph Circuit Court Feoru-
AIRY Term 1917 Andrew SZuagL exc
cut0r OF the estate Of susan SZi-agl de
ceased VS. Frank SZilagi. Susan NZl-
lagi. and Bella Bertok. guardian or Sus-
nm SZilagi and Frank >Zilagl minor
heirs of Susan Szilagi. Andrew Sziagl
and Union Trust Co. "a corporation
The undersigned executor Of the eS
tate Of Susan SZilagi. deceased, hereby
gives notice that Dy virtue or am order
of the st Joseph Circuit Court ot 81
Joseph County Indiana. De viii 20 the
hour Of 10 o'clock 4 n. ON the 3Jth day
oOf November. 1917. az the East door OF
the court house. at tue corner of Main
and Washington streets gt SoEth Bend.
Indiana, and from day To day thereafter
until sold. offer for sale at public sale.
all the interest 81 said deredCnt Boo ana
o. the following described -ha! estate
Lot twenty eight t2>i iu Arnold ann
Fischer'S Subdivision Of large TOT NJ
Blocks No a = 600 kuutzmanS and
Meyers Addition 10 the City or south
Bend 81 Joseph County. Indiana.
Said sale 81 said real estate VIII DO
made subject 90 the approval % the 81
ICseph Circuit Court. ror udi less than
two thirds 0f the full appraised value OF
said real estate. and upon tho following
terms and conditions. for cash in hand,
fre. ana discharged from all liens
ANDREW SZIIAGI. Executor az the
IeSt VIII and testament of susan SzilaEe
Dated this 18Th day NJ November 1917.
q A. FARABATGH Attorney
% 90 -
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NORTH LIBERTY. IND.

r. r. Stombaugh went % Streator. H..
Friday morning % spend the week end
SIR and Mrs Hugh Fraser spent
Thursday in south Bend on business
e. j. krick was called 20 Schneider.
Ind. Thursday morning On \. \. c
60 business.
H. r. earn and family moved into
the Hardman residence on North La
fayette ST Tuesday
J. g. Hostetier and family left We'd
utsday FOR Miami, Fla. where they VII
spend the winter months.
Joseph Farley returned Thursday from
Peru. where be has been ia rhe hospital
Misses Jesse WOrster. Cleo Steele.
Laura HOldermsn. BERTHA Smeltz and
Eesday 10 attend the state Teachers as
ISOLATION
Isaac Reamer Of walkerton is spend
ing the week here with bis daughter.
Mrs William Hass.
JOhu GRIPPE IS reported % be SERIOUS
Is Hl M bis home 70 east part ~ town
F George pemfee and son. william ltlt
Monday for Florida. where they VII
spend the winter.
AIr and Mrs chris Rhoade moved
Tuesday into their newly acquired
property on f. Center 81. formerly own
81 by a. r. Helm
A number ~ nelghbors surprised
Mrs l. J. Deed Wednesday evening
pre~eutiug be- with remembrance u
rhefr stav in N0rth Liberty. Mr. and
Mrs Reed expect % leave next week
f8r their home On Fl Morgan. Colo.
They viii drive through
Carl Wesolek and Nh Helen TroE-
tnrfne we're united in marrh e TUESDAY
IN south Bend. They viii reside here.
+. Carroll moved "Wednesday into
their new home recently purchased -
A J Hostetler
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Get q PoSition-Get Help
Barter and Exchange

and all other persons interested in ssit
estate. thar said executor has Sled 20
this Court bis account and vouchers for
the final settlement Of said estate. and
they are therefore hereby required b be
and appear in said Court on tie 18th a.
n November. 1917. when the same vii
hf heard. and make proof ~ their h~ir-
ship. or clsim O. any part 81 said estate
and show cause n any there be Wy
said account and vouchers should not he
approved
Witness. the clerk and TIE see % the
81 Joseph Circuit Court st south Rend
Indiana. Sd day ~ November 1917
GEORGE n RAAB CLERK
BY CHAS r RAAB Deputv
J. " SCHNEIDER. Atty. for Estate
5f1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
E.tnte nf John McCaHerl /.

Estate of John MCtaherN.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY direction Of James McCaffeTy, ad-
miuistrator Of the estate Of John Ne
Canery, late Of ST Joseph County. 10 the
state OF Indiana. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 20 the nelrs
legatees ana deviseeS Of said dgcedent
anu all other persons interested Ia SAID
estate. that said administrator has flied
i'm This Court his account and vouchers
foI the final settlement Of said estate
and they are therefore hereby required
O. be and appear in said Court on the
DIST day Of November 1917 when the
same viii be heard. and make proof OF
their heirship. or claim 10 any part II
said estate. and show cause u any there
he why said account and vouchers
should not be approved
Witness. the Clerk and The sea. OF the
ST. Joseph Circuit Court az SCOUT Bend.
Indiana. 18th day of Octohfr. 49,,
GEORGE NJ RAAB. Clerk
BY STANLEY II IOBOLSKI.
Deputy
G. A. FARABAUGH Atty. FOR Estate
29-j
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
RnRFRT SAIITH

Cause 40 .75S
r. ir known. that -he aIove-a..r..e
plaintiff has fled in the office OF the
Clerk Of said Court her complaint
against said defendant iu the above
cause together with @ proper affidavit
that said defendant Robert Smith. Is not
n resident Of the state Of Indiana
said defendant is hereby notified that
said cause Will stand for trial on the
2Oth day 81 December. 1917 the same
being the dav or the next term ~
said Court % commence at the city or
south Bend on the 1st Monday in De-
comber next on which day said defend
ant is required 20 appear % said action.
GEORGE NJ RAAB Clerk
BY CHAS f. RAAB. Deputy.
T. W. THOMAS. Atty for Plaintiff
29-5-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
RENEwAL on LIoroR IICENsr.


Notice is horebv given 20 the citiSena
OF the CITY ~ south Bend and ~ Port
age Township. St Joseph County. In
diana. that the undersigned viii apply O.
the Beard 81 Commissioner ~ said
County az its December Term 1917. for
q renewal Of his license o. sell intoKhoat-
ing. vin0us. malt and spiTituous liquors
10 less quantities than Ave gallons AZ q
time. with the privilege % allowing ths
same 10 be drunk on the premises. Go
gether with the sale II cigars. Tobacco,
non intoxicating beverages and the asTv
ing OF lunch. The place Were nsid
liquors are "a be sold aud drunk IL To-
Gated m the front aud only room on the
ground floor q the three-Etory b<tck
building located on twenty-five FEET In
width on OF the norm side Of Lot No
EiShtv-one in the OrlRinsl Plat OF tbs
CRY - South BEND. Indiana. known abd
mum bered Sc No. lis North Michigan
Street South Bend. Indians. which rooni
Is - feet long and - feet wide. With
main entrance az front from said Ncrth
Men gan Street and door in rsar
leading 20 yard.
OTTO HENNE1CKE.
Nov 1. 1917
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OFFICE HELP.

THE TRAINING YOI' WILL RECEIVE
at the HIGH GRADE THOMAS
SCHOOL will NJ you for the best stem
graphic positions merely pO-
sition. but the best positions.
our records OF successful students
trained by as. prove this statement
Call and We will show this record.
our course includes -StenORraphy. Type
writing Dictaphone, Typew Titing. Die
tttlOn. Tabuiating style. Commercial
Correspondence. Efficiency.
Day and Night school Courses ar
ranged - that you can enter az any
time
Our Licensed Employment Agency win
place you when you have completed
course
American Trust Bldg. 9ST5-lO
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LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.
THE MORRIS PAN CO. OF SOUTH
BEND.
CHARACTER IS THE BASIS OF
CREDIT"
SMALL LOANS AT REASONABLE
a. -

I.srge amounts on same basis
Compare charges above With those OF
netty money lenders and 90 business with
as We Invite your investigation aud
solicit your patronage.
THE MORRIS PLAN OF SOUTH BEND
40 s. Main ST,
OPP. Court House.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

FOR QUICK SALE
one Ford ton truck;
One Ford roadster.
One Ramble roadster:
One hve-paSSenEer Paige
one Dodge roadster
One Vim. delivery car
Bargain prices ON all cars
SERVICE GARAGE
22G-2S So Lafayette ST.
Bell Us Home GO15. 1OOO9-11
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OFFICE HELP.

= OUR APPLICATIONS PLACED WITH
. = means first class position for you.
p OSTTTONS SECURED for stenOgraph-
t-, typists dictuPhoRists. boOkkeepers,
.rueral Office people. store clerks, ct"
can az once. or telephone for appoint
IHent
NE THOMAS SCHOOL licensed En-
D revuent Agency. America Trust Bldg
BUSINESS FIRMS: For best Office
utonle. as above. call Bell goo. Home
S11o Free service We do envelope
circular letters, etc. 500
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FOR RENT-nsCELLANEoUs.

erty and swell equities for income pay
Ing property or q farm not more than n
couple hours drive from town In this
year 81 corn failure farms go begging /.
yet. I'll deal for one at the usual price
r. T.. Dunbar X. X. >. Both phones.
lO033-6
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PERSONALS.
n guF

PERSONAI-How many men schO have
sold machines IN south Bend have
sta ed on tie job To keep them In re-
am am on the ', lob svery Vss AK yo our
friends about HHverstock, the white"
man 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

Flies. which crawled into the
generator Of a telephone box 20 get
oar OF the cold. prevented a look
ont or the submit OF Prairie mount
ain. near Eugene. ore, from report
ing a fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
Estate OF Margaret Lang.

NWTIf D UI 7 II II y IT y =
By direction OF George T. Lang. OK
reutor of The estate " Margaret Lang
late OF Sr Joseph Couuty- In the state
OF Indiana. deceased.
Notice Us hereby given 90 tho heirs
legatees and devisees of said deeedent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: steam
heated sleeping room. SOC L. ". L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

FOR RENTING front rooms furnished
FOR light housekeeping, strictly mod
ern. private entrance. on car line. No
children. 1904 r. Madison st Bell 5l7S.
1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

STATE OF INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY ssh the 81 Joseph ~lpe-
riOr Court September Term 1871
BERTHA SMITH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
EWEfT

q A. FARABAUGH. Atty. for Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
PUBLIC STOCK SALE.

THURSDAY. Nov s 1917. commencing
10 o'clock sharp-6 head horses; .
head OF sheep. 3 head fine shoats some
geese. some ducks; some farm imple-
ments All sums s. and under cash
over credit Of l. months viii be given.
100O4-T
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KODAK SUPPLIES.
wANTER TO RENT.

WANTED-Farm 70 rent; so or 100
acres. Andrew NadOski 80 SO. Carlisle
st II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

WsNTED-To buy high or low pressure
boiler for garage heating plant. What
have y0ut Call Bell Coz If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-One large light housekeep-
ing room and kitChenette Man and
wife preferred Inquire us Lincoln way
W IO0i5-7
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LOET-A Boston Bull dog: . months
old Brown bfindle white streak On
face and white feet Call Bell lSs9. or
return 10 622 Park Ave 1914 -
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wANTzD-sALEsMEN.

- ANTED-LOca1 and travelling statesmen
everywhere. S3 To SO daily: costs
nothing 10 start: pay weekly; experience
Unnecessary: write today. Charlton Nur-
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