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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

$50. 900 2ttbauer ppL.
men sur 3eit in aatutom :
ben. Rab Der Iesten Stattiftt qitt
es IN Gttbauen 100000 pahtqiiter,
Die ooatommen SsrIt0rt Fnb. Sic
Sogern, oenen es an SpIo uub @eIp
febIt, fh ueue SduTer gu erri5ten,
Iinb fir ben Womsnt geSmuuaeu ibr
Seben etenbielid IN aatdtcm6eu css
20. Sabrbuneerts gu frifeu. Rau
Sdblt nrhr ots 10000 3itbauer. bic
lid Der Sonne ri9t erfreuen tDrnsu.
Sn bteieu GrbDobnrneen lebeu bdufia
,srobe 6umtIieu Is bis 10 Berfoneu).
9iele aiuber iierben ben 5unaertobt
Der @eiunebeitss suit1nb biefsr Be-
banerustperthen berf9Ie6tert iib unh
man berseidnet EN- faredihes @tsr.
beDerbGltntb.
Die SparetnIaetn.
400 UfiIipnen Rnrt @pareinIoaen
befinben iid jebt auf ben 5porbd6ern
Der 8erIiner Spdrtoife. Der 5anuor
bate einen 3upads an SpareinIogen
Don IL DtiLionen Waart une Der Re
brilor eiuen iolden BON 6 RiIIipnen
Tiari eebrn6t. Sn beiben Ulonaten
tpurben iiber 10000 SpGrbii&er neu
ausseIteHt. Sect Finb S23O0o Gpazs
biiaer TN llmluuf.
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6 titaao, 20. cSuni.

S4Deins. : 3ufubr 1900. -
Ulartt fart, msiitsns 10 prp3eni
iiber benz ssitri9.H prsii.. gul. SIS.
G-16.10; ki4t. $14.95-16.05;
semif4ts $15.2o-16.15; i3tpsrs
$15.20-16.171; raube $15.2O--
15.40; JerisI Sl1.O0-14.85.
Hinopieb. : 3ufubr 6OOO. -
Wartt isit. Ginbeimii9e Beef Stisre
S8.75-13.80, sin neuer gfetorb in
bobsn preifen; StOdsrs unb Gesoers
S10-10.35; aiibe unb Seifers $5.s
75-11.N; GaIbtr $11.50-15.S5;
stn dnoerer botsr Retorb.
S9afe. = 3ufubr 5000. - Wartt
tart: @efbers S9.10-11.60; Gipes
$S.1o-10.50; admmsr S1O.75-16..
80; 5riibia9rs 2dmner $14.25-
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-21.3o, am G6lub $21 80; tiir
Septernber $21. .37-21.50, amS4luB
$21.47.
Butter. = Wiarft unberdnoert
Gisr. = Martt niebriser; firits
2S-29c; OrbinGrs firits 26a-27ac.
aartoffeIH. = Martt unOerdnoert.
Gefliigsl. = 2ebenbes. - Uiartt
unperGnbsrt
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metaus Mart.
Rem gOrt, 20. Suni.

Rem gort, 20. Suni.
aupfer. - Wurtt fsit; gIsetrOIptit
$33.00-34.00 nominal; brittss
Guartal $29.50-32.00.
Glen. - giartt feIt; Ro. l gor.
tben $49.4O-50.0O; Ro. 2 S4s.75-
49.75; Ro. 2 $46.50-47.5O.
Sinn. - $63.50-64.5O.
glsi = Martt itetis
SpeIter. - Wartt unperGnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
ytIs, yOuSs nnS Miiien in sl,Y ijsri.

VtIddiispapierf tpurbtn Bu bS piston.
iin. @tnia sui 2oneoa raren tie.
tis. Cur 80 Isee N72, COMMERCIAL
Bils. so Taee. N7iH. eiAs M75%,
Aabsl.Gnustiunsen s4.7sH. 5raaes 5,qi
4.76lz. 8stti 4.7sii Diarf. ieins GuoiiruH.
gsn, Rtonen. feline Guotirunsen, Ere Sidi
1928. Qabel 7.27. Ruba Sitf zsH. RABBI
zsA. Silber. SarrsH 77zs SeIlisaildae
Seaars 60Kc.
Kitten m rit--Tr Ratit Hsr beute
rusi3 unb ba bic 8insrateH ieii potsu. 10
battsn bic Hteiie iu itiben. 7te uueeIuiB.
teii IN Der surppdii4en Ssge irus au4 mli
oaiu bel, bic Bretis terabi Eornden.
Qffenkak -Hafiru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Der zoe; ipeibe enien 14-1et; @dir
is 10-12c; ate 9aubsn $1.75 pei
9ubnb.
OBJ unb gemifs.
i aepfel. = Rome @eautp S5.5t
800; Ben Dapis S4.75-5.25
Goro s5.25-5.50; Rings $3.50
500; Grssninas se.00-6.5O; Sn'
fsrior aIle SOrtsn s2.50-3.50 pa
gbl.
3itronen. California s3.75
400 per Rife; 2imes 90c-Sl0
per Rifle.
| Grausen. California 9aDels
$2.50-400; SloriSa S4.00-4.25
per aihs.
@rSps Jruit. - GlOrita 81
| 00-4.50.
pfirfi6e. = Georgia S2.75-
300 per Crate Don 6 aorbsn.
Hiri DEN. - Sennehee $1.5O--'
1.75 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
ananas. = $.S5-3.00 per
Crate.
9epbeeren. 1925 perGra.
I. ron 80 Quarts.
grbbeeren. ginheimiide
$2.75-2.90 pn Crate bon "a
Quarts.
tomatoes. sloriSa $3.50
p. 70 per Crate Don 6 aorbeu !:
gliiiiiiippi s1.00-t.25.
4artOffsln. GaIiern Cob
l.rs Ro. l $10.O0-10.25; RO. 3
SS.50-s.75 b. 9bl.; SsloriSa 81 .00
200 per Camper. alabama $5.35
$50 per so pfb. Sad.
Rbabarber. Giubeimii4er
10-123c per Dubenb 8iinbel.
Wdi iermeloneu. - $500
$500 per 100 Stiid.
Gurten. = Srsibbaus 40-50c
per 9ubenb; 5lOriba $1.00-$1.25
per Samper.
Graui. = 2ouiiiand unb Qlabas
ma $3.50-4.O0 per Crate; 5Ioribd
4-4se per Yfuuo.
@sibs Rl5.u. = $1.25 per
Bu.
aobl. eiub.imiittr 75c-
$1.00 per B6l.
3DiebeIn. - Serds, peibe 81
20-1-25; bo. Boilers $100-110;
5sras, osI6s $1.20-1.25 per Crate.
SpiHut. - GiHbeimii4sr 30
4oc per gu.
Sung grben. = $2.25-.
2.75 per camper.
or line 9obnen. - 2ouiiidna
$200-2.25; Wa4sbobnen $500
2.25 psr camper.
aarotten. = sinbeimif9s 90
25c per Oubenb ginbel.
2anbrrsbnfte.
Seu. Ro. / 9imOtbp $500
1925; Rp. 2 Siuotbp $1S.00-18.s
rs; go. 3 5imOtbp $17.25-18.OO;
Ro. l ssmii&ter aIes $18.00-I
1875; RO. 2 semifater RIes
S1700-1775; 90. ! 2Ies ST.
O0-17.50; go. 2 aIse $17.s
90; Sisiises alfalfa s17.O0-20.s
90; Rosssuitrob $14.00-15.00;
Safrftrob $1o.oo-1o.50; Wsissns
itrOb S1O50-11.OO per sOnns.
Rablsnfutter. Rarst IN.
big. - alsis $3300-34.00; Tibb.
lines. brauns S41O0-42.00; peibe |
$46.00-47.00; semiittss 5uttsr
S37. .00-38.0o.
SGmertteu. Warit feit.
- al,sIamsn $10.25-11.6o; per gu.
bonn StOre; 9tmOtbp $3.25-3O;
gu5ipeistn $2.00-2.45; Gla4sIas
men 1926 per Blu.
Btrf4itbenes.
Sele. - Warit itetig. - atin0l,
robes s1.24 per @aiions in ysurs
lien IA gbl. 10-25 gaaouem
s1.32; 1-9 galIonen S1.39;
setoates 1c mebr; glo. l 9arbs
II $1.49--152, CONNER ssif ST.
55-16O: Cotton Sssb Oil raft. 81
70 per 0aaons; Ssrpentin 4sc in
partisn BON Is Gab unb &c in
Doriisu Don 10 Bis % Gaupnsn;
Petroleum. Ohio Carbon Siate ssf
,1sc; Spsial Sorte lie; ReS
sroiun GairIin 24s; Rapbta 29c per
yallcns.
Sqll- Du Rarif in rubis. =
Ohio Riper SLIGO per BEL. BON 100
Jillno. 5ubrlpbn binSussfiist.
GaIs. - Martt ieit. prima
sitp 17s-1ss; DO Country 16a a-17e
'sr qfunb.
4pbIen. - Warft rubig. pittss
ura $6.50-7.00; aauapba 5000
i.50; glut aub Slad $3.50 per
Zcune ab9slisfert. Rauhlois Stiids
ubl.n S8.0o-S.50; gntbraeite S10..
o per Tonne absslisfsrt. Goie ios
1t S7.o0-7.75 per Tonne abs.s ;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
3dslidJer a,lartt. Seriht.
Gineinnati, 20. Suni.

Gn nd9folgeHDen QuottruEgen BE-
5itbsH ii9 Hur aui Gngros Trans
dtiionsn. Bel tleintrtu 9siHdftsn
Dsrbsn sipas b5bers prsiIs bers4nst.
prpbifioHen.
9 dmals. qrima S!sam
21.s5-22.05; Jamilp % -23Ae.
2rodsR asfaI5eHes Dlel 4.
- Short clear Ssiitn 22i -22ac;
eItra ibOrt clear Ssiten 22-224e;
tnrJe Rippsnistttn z1a-214e; Bellies
243-253e per plumb.
: 9etaudsrttB 6fdi9. -
Sbort clear Ssilsn 24s-25c; .rtra
ibcrt clear Ssi.en 24t -25e; iurss
Eipp.nisitsn 24-242e; Bellies 264
-277c per plumb.
sugar gureb Uleif9. -
Sdinien 27-27ae; picRit S4uIt.rn
21aA22e; gr.dtfait Bacon 34-
35e; S9iIt,rn In pad,tsn 22A-23e;
Sdultsrn, Rem Yort Gut. 23-23ae;
trodsns Sssf g&uItgn S-36e per
pfunb.
SibsepSteftes Gttti9. =
S6inteu 24-24Ae; picnie StuI'
tern 1Sa -19c; Bellies 28-28Ae;
G6ultsrn 20l-21e; e6ult,rn, gleiD
gori Gut 21-212c per pfunb.
Grifdts Gfeifd. = 54inisn
lofe 24a-253e; pifnie S4ultsrH
19s-203c; ;Sdultsrn 21-21a; tura:
RippenIsittn 21-21at; fbOrt clear
Rippeufsit.n 21-21ae; EXTRA ibort
cellar Rippenisitsn 21-21ac; I.ifts
Bellies 32a-33t; f9pere Bellies 80
--30se.
Weblunb Getretbe
Wteb - Winter pat.nt $13.00--I
1850; Wintsr fancp $125o-13.0o;
Winier familp $12.00-12.5o; @m'
ter .rtra $11.0o-11.5O; Winter Ors,
oindrss $10.50-11.oO; Sart,s Deis
gen Patsnt $13.O0-13.5O; Sartes
Dei;en famil1 $12.25-l2.75; Sars
tss WeiJen familp $1150-12.00. =
Rossen. glortbpsitsrn, semifa;
iss s10.25-1o.5O; ROsssn, Gitp.
rein.s $10.50-10.75; Rosgtu, Gitp
ssnif4tss S10.50-10.75.
WsiJen. go. 2 rot6er Bintsr
S2.45-2.4S; 30. 3 DO. $2.35-240;
go. 4 bo. $1.95-2.25.
WtIi4torn. Ro. / psibes
$1.73; RO. 2 bo. $1.73; go. 8 DO.
S1.73; Ro. 4 DO. $1.71-172; SO. 81
DO. $1.69-171; Ro. 6 bo. $1.69-I
LII. = R9. l ssIbss $1.73; SO. 2 DO.
S1.72-1.73; go. 3 DO. s1.72-L.73;
RO. 4 DO. $1.71-1.72; go. 8 DO. ST.
69-1.71; go. 6 bO. $1.69-171.-I
gPo. ] semH6tes S1.73; go. 2 DO. ST.
12-l73; Ro. 3 bO. $1.72-173;
ylo. 4 DO. sl.71-1.72; Ro. 8 bo. |
Sl!69-1.7; go. 8 DO. $1.69-1.s
II. = Deibes Golbentorn 81. I'll
"a; seIbss aOlbsntorn $1.72-1.4;
3emii9tes SoIbeniorn $1.7l-1.73.
5afer. - Ro. 2 p.iber Ssh
59e; Stnnbarb p.iber 68-68Sc;
Jao. 8 fDeibu 6T--68e; Ro. 4 tpeibsr
55-67e; Ro. 2 semiitter 66-67e;
10. 3 semifdtsr eiubeimiI4er 65-
Sc; Ro. 4 ssmii6ier 64-65e.
Roggen. go. 2 $2.3o-2.35;
lo. 3 DO. $2.15-2.1S; go. q DO.
S2.07-2.12.
WhiBfeh.
@eriauft ipurben 759 @bIs 9is
stasrs JIniihD Gocos auf Der galls
Groceries.
adffe. = Sana 27-32c; no.
IA 279-30t; @naterIaIa fanep 1sie;
%. gutter 17ae. /
Hls eaHtssI ,
rirsa. rs
usft '....s.............. IL 1bS
at ..;................. ibA
80 Oau. ................lSH -
cob Crbtuarr. .fSh iln
totnaro .-f2k II
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yltarIua ssHi.umssss.

gis llmjass i'm tisiieen GIearinssaus
bslisfea ildt etuis auf ts,<2I,so2
ssisl.esfnritsisu.
Ter Rarft mar beuts rubig unb bic
Fitiie ssorildi. Ohio State Eel fislsH aRi
20. Saraeon Hshnins aui Sik aue Chuo
gnsss @ss pri. aai ~. Beriauii puToen:
nm htr D3rie.
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yDu, welomarfte.


AttiUp y q. ~ JuHl 1917.
Su ben Dan'en mar bic Radfraas mad,
farispsn tsuIe fsns bsIoHosrs grobt IN,
Usie ir ieit. Tarieben .on eals msrbsn
pou ben s,anien sH 3I1& sussslistsn Hno
Uei9d!tspopiere 81 81 oisioniiu. lie
AaiIsr placlrtsn 2srlfbeH on eals Al o.
6k& Hno asf Deii ~ 6-6sS.
-stafn sni usD psrf.
urbsa 50 ioe Sisfonio per $1,000 ,pildb.n
Banfen psriauft. ale Gounierrais beiraat
cve vgauiie per si000
fstaia ssi anrsys
eidt.s9e4ii auf yousoa purssH ~
At rro Die. Stsdins auotirt. Sssh.
81 out Berlin DuroeH niht quotirf: far
Wf4id aui yaris 1906 pro Crane. sHi
amiisrtam &iKs pro OulbeH. gpsdiel
sni @ltn puron niht quoiiri. Xirss
lf4s Rubfl 24A. Srodbolu pro RroHs
S.sO oraHes t5tutis) 2oB5:.
exnss,.rsiissftsasz
nsrsn rut,s uns Hsli,. Die Sanfsa avss
firsu nts fal0f.
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Siebuarft

Gineinuati. 20. SUM.
3ufubr uno @eriauDi rpdbreno Der
lsbtsn "a Stunben, psrglit,R nit
bsrislbsn Ssit Der porbsrgebenben aipei
Saes iparen foie fclst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
G6tcusp 90. Suni.

gBsi5,n. - 6ir Suli S200-2.'
04. am S6Iub $2.01; fur September
$175-1s1, am SdIub $50.
Mtli6torn. : Sir Suli $1.514-
1.554. ON S5lub $1.52a; fir Sepe
teutber S1.40t-145a, an SaluB
S1.41a.
Nafer. - Sir Suii $60-63s, am
Shlub Clio; fiir September 51a--
5Se am SbIub 52e.
RoaasH. - 20. 2 $2.42.
0srite. = S1.1o-1.4s.
Simpthp. - $4.00-7.75.
ales. - S12.00-17.0o.
port. - Sir Suli S3S.6o-3sso,
am S6lub $3.50; fir September
$3S.s5-39.15. am @6IuB $39.15.
S4mal5. - Siir gull S21.55-
21.70, am S9Iub $21.65; fir Ssps
tember $2177-N.92, am G9lub
$21 S5.
@ippsuItiisn. -Gar SuIi S2l1o
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3ufuhr
Wtri an 3 I.

Rinbpieb. = Der Marit mar
bsute laHsfam uHb be gsreilt I'm 15c
niebriesr als am Woutae. Die bsis
isrsn trodtngsfiitttrtsn Stiers IitItea
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Gbis. & Sortbp. Sc - 70. Sac. sef. az. ssN
Col & 60. ref lik. 7s 20. Waiiio. 81 ss
1cHb Ar .Grfef5r. "a 20. snilf1. aeu. a. s7
an esrriiiss So. ss9 la 80. %. Or Cr. ,Ss
qIis cr lrzsrie&o. ts IeT. < Rac. rs
Gre zen. fr...... 6 lxbirb Ebe 1bt 5r :.
sen electric 81. i0liz, lintsH Tac. sr nv
Or. Horfb. 4, az. - Hinton Fne % lr., 50
IN. Gent rsf. lr .. So H. e Hnbber Or. ssh
INT. r. T. 6g..... ssislu. 2. eicel 81. .ios !,
Snf. gef. AZ -. e3,sl eira q Chem. e.. nh
lnnf g. z. ref ss. % lNatafb 1. 81. 100
9. <bcTs cp. e.. siNlis iinioH Az sIh
Q. & y. M. 4r. sikl Hcf.nab .Gl 10 .br. .ii5
y. a. 4 Z. 1. lr.. esh
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MaStpdrtise Wdrfte.
q ep gort, %. Suui.

Iep gOrt. 20. Suni.
Mebl. - Ulurtt f6ipd6er; Sriib'
jabrs patsnts s13.l5-13.4o; Wln'
ter putsnts $12.25-12.45; Wintsr
Straisbts $l1.9o-12.15; aanias
'Straisbts $12.90-13.40.
Rosssn. - Martt idpa6; gp. 2
Meitsrn $2.44 c.i (. q. 3.
8eBen. - Wartt itetig; 90. 2
barter Dintsr $2.26 {. Q. b. fsrtiger
8srIon6t.
)NeIl6iorn. = Rartt rubis, 80. 2
ssIbes $1.s3b :. |. I. n. y.
Sdfer. = Wldrtt I9ipd4er; StdH'
barb 72A-73r.
6eu. = Warit piIlis; RO. ! S1.15;
Ro. 2 $1.00--L07A; QO. 3 S5-95c;
Dsrianbt $3.50.
Sdmals. - Nartt itstig; Riools
Deit S20.90-21.00.
slas anesreu artitsl uupsrdnbert.
3udtr. - Rartt ieii; Centrifugal
1886; ROlaiss S5.0S; raifinirts:
itetei; fsinr srauulirisrs $3.50.
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iungt gnten BON 2 pfunb unb barii.
Der zoe; ipeiBs enten 14-16t: @drs
fe 10-12e; alts 9auben $1.75 per
Subsnb.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08
SCHOOL NOTES
(By Elizabeth RuIel.

During this week we have missed
the beaming countenances OF Sadie
Taylor, Clara Griffin, Vernon Mccall
lister and Joe Kimball. 1t seems
that Vernon just missed the train
Sunday afternoon accidentally, he
says.
The boys team didn't meet with
much success when they made their
trip to the valley. Joe Kimball was
taken sick and still is SO i'll that he
has to remain in Arvada.
But we haven't lost hope. Both
teams expect to go to Arvada March
18th to play the Arvada high school
teams.
Last Friday evening the girls of
the high school gave a stag party
at the high school building. About
30 attended and all voted the best
kind Of a time. Some CT the finest
games seen at any large social gath
ering were not in it wi h the gorgeous
dresses wCrn by some of the ladies
present.
Among the ladies were seen orient
al beauties direct from the harem,
namely Thelma Thomas and Della
Willis. Miss Cortner, a dainty lady
from japan, Ethel de Frost, Span
ish maiden, Margaret Grutzmacher,
who locked as if she had just step
ped out of colonial picture, these
were there to have a good time.
The men present were all Ameri-
cans, many of whom were the latest
evening dress suits. A, lnayseed from
the farm and handsome pugilist
were seen amCng these we'll dressed
dandies. A prize was awarded the
prettiest girl and the handsomest
man. Fine refreshments were serv-
ed and enjoyed by all.
The high school enjoyed another
professional talk Wednesday morning
by Mr.. Lake of the First National
bank on banking. He treated the
subject in an interesting way. BY
Mr. lakes report this is very in
teresting profession and it is more
than probable that some Of the boys
or girls will become bankers.
The senior program will be held
Friday, March 8 at the high school.
Don't miss this program as it is the
last the seniors will give in school.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08
Ethical Editor.

Or. Talcott Williams said in one
OF his lectures before the Columbia
School of Journalism:
"If a paper copies from another pa
per. 1t should always give the other
paper credit. That is journalistic
ethics. The editor Of the Cinnaminson
Scimltar has firm grip on journalistic
ethics. He copied the other day poem
beginning "A thing Of beauty is a JOY
forever and at the poems end he
gave credit like this:
John Keats. In the Los Angeles
Argus.'"
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08

The Central City lodge of Elks
elected the following officers at the
meeting held Monday evening, to act
for the ensuing term. They will be
installed the first meeting night in
April: Robt. Crispin, exalted ruler;
Thurstcn Matthews, esteemed leading
knight; Earl CUTLER, lecturing knight
Victor LamI shire, loyal knight; w
c. Matthews, secretary; F. G. Moody
treasurer; Henry Peck, tiler; d. S
Davis, trustee; w. w. McCallister
representative to the Grand lodge
shat meets in Boston in July; SDes
mOnd Ccughlin, alternate.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08
MENTION NEvADAl|LLE notes

Tom Rsiley left SUNDAY fer Ariz-
ona.
Master Artless Waters and sister,
Gladys. came up from Golden to Wis
1t their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Waters, returning Sunday after
noon
The uranium king visited the coun-
ty seat today
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Armfieh WIS.,
tied old Nevada friends in Central
City today.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08

VIM. Williams, of Golden. agent for
the Ford auto, delivered one of these
popular cars to James Retallack, near
Rollinsyille, the latter Fart Of the
week. The RetRllacks had to come
to the modern method Of travel, find
ing horseG all too slow.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08
NOTICE

Mrs. Chas. Frost will serve a To-
cent tea for the Ladies' Guild, next
Wednesday afternoon, March 14th,
1917. Come and have a cup of tea
and spend a social afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08

The high wind Tuesday blew in the
windows in Miss Weloh's schoolroon
in Lake guloh. necessitating a vaca
tion Of one day while the damage
was being repaired.
Gilpin observer., 1917-03-08

Mrs. James Bawden entertained
about dozen Of her friends Monday
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
KODAK SUPPLIES.
PERSONALS.

FOR SALE-Meat market and grocery
store best location; will sell at a bar
gain for quick sale; cause for selling, two
partners can't agree. Address News
Times. Box Ais
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
HOW ITO WRITE
A WANT and

First know what yOu want 90 ssy.
Then say t. Use simple words. Make
your meaning absolutely clear Leave
nothing 20 the readers imagination-aH
this want ad does:
FOR RENT 1888 Jones street. q
room house. $500 Address OWN
Err care News-Ttmes
This advertising was penny wise anI
pound foolish He gave 50 little In
formation 10 is safe 20 sey DE never had
an answer.
What about the condition OF The
house: Plenty Of closets. Lighting
Heating? Has the house an attic
Cellar: or both Is there re- rear yard
Front yardt Rear porch And many
other points
No one but the owner knows. Surely
one should not expect results from such
meaEer Information.
And there's not one word about car
line Even though some may know.
there are others who don't Aud strang-
cr> are arriving daily, some Of whom
Now. read this FOR an example Of how
60 write a want al that VIII bring r.
plies:
FOR RENT-1lS3 Jones street &.
room house in splendid condition.
with large closet in every living
room ana In the second floor hall
one block from car line. electricity
and gas, steam heat: modern tile
bathroom with large tub and nue
shower with curtain: rOomy kitchen
with mocern gas stove practically
new; large cement cellar. fair-siZed
front ward. 15-fOOt rear yard: large
front anC rear porch Get key next
door. $500 month. Address OWN
Err care News-Times
Here is Information from. which va
form a mental picture OF this house II
we were seeking one in such a location
this want ad would send ~ scurrying
I out there for fear some one would get
ahead OF uE
What IL this want ad does cost a
little more. 10 Is bound 90 pay by the in
quiries 1t viii hring-and Inquiries from
/ prospective tenants are what the adver-
tiser wants OF he wouldn't advertise
This applies Go the writing Of all
+ want ads whether &c is q house YOU wish
+ 20 rent business you wish 20 sell, or
I farm you wish o. buy.
Give ALL the Information YOU would
want WERE You THE READER. Then
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
Estate Of Charles \; RoessIer.

Ot FINAL AtNOA NJ
BY direction Of st. Joseph Loan &
Trust Company. administrator Of the
estate of Charles y. Roessler, late Of st
Joseph County, in the State Of Indiana,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO the heirs,
legatees and devsees Of said decedent and
all other persons interested in said
estate. that said administrator has fled
i'm this Court irs account and vouchers
for the final settlement of said estate,
and they are therefore hereby required
to be and appear in said Court on the
18th day Of November, 1917 when the
same viii he heard. and make proof OF
their heirship, or claim 10 any part Of
said estate. and show cause If any there
be. why said account and vouchers
should not he approved
Witness. the Clerk and the seal Of the
st Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend
Indiana. 18th day OF Oct. 1917.
GEO. VI. RAAB. Clerk.
BY CHAS. +. RAAB. Deputy.
I. s ROAiIG. Atty. for Estate.
1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF PRI-
NATE SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of an order of the st Joseph
Circuit Court and subject TO its ap-
prOval, the undersigned administrator OF
the estate OF Henry J. Finch, deceased
will, AT the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. of
the 23rd day of October. 1917. and from
day 10 day thereafter until sold offer
for sale at private sale, az No. fl5 East
broadway. I'm the City of ~NIishawaka.
Indiana. all Of the personal property Of
decedent, consisting mainly ~ household
goods. books. etc. Said property viii be
sold for not less than the fuH appraised
value thereof. and for cash.
ISAAC b. FINCH. Administrator.
ISAAC KANE PARKS, Atty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
% sc: ''ANT ADS' kS S% s sasls


WANTED-A good capable girl for gen
eral housework No washing 10 de-
sired. Extra help for house cleaning.
Good wages. Cali 10lf $ Michigan 81.
Bell GGl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
NOTICE OF ADNIINIsTRATION.

Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
o. the Circuit Court Of St Joseph Coun-
~ State Of Indiana. administrator Of the
e~tae Of Martha Jane Rupel late Of st.
Joseph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
CHARLES O. RUPEL, Adm.
oct Il. 1917
DRUNAIOND < DRUAIMOND,
Attys. for Estate. 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18

WANTED-Girl or woman 20 come I'm
and DO Homework by week. including
washing and ironing except fat clothes.
sundays and nights OF. Blanche Dun
bar. 1920 Tecumseh Az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
500 monthly corresponding for news
papers; $40 % $50 monthly In spare
time: experience unnecessary: no can
vassing: subjects suggested; send for
particulars National Press Bureau.
koom 1854 Buffalo. n. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of St Joseph Coun-
". State OF Indiana. administrator Of the
estate Of Paul W0yahu. late OF St Jo-
scph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed TO be solvent
ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST CO.
Administrators.
oct 10. 1917
DAN PYLE, Atty. for Estate
11-1S-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
SITUATION wANTED-FENALE.

WANTED position as dressmaker.
Address 242 Fagin St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
ALBERT PETERSEN

ALBERT PETERSEN
Cause No 1888
Be 10 known. THAI the above na med
paiutn has Fled in the Office OF the Clerk
a. said Court her complaint against said
defendant iu the above cause together
with q proper affidavit that said defend
ant. Albert Petersen. d. not resident OF
the State ~ Indiana
said defendant Is hereby notified that
said cause VIII stand Tor TRIAL on the
10Th day ~ December 1911 The same
being the 9Th day OF the net term Of said
Court 20 commenre ut the city % south
Bend. on the LIST Monday iu uecvmbeI
net on which day said defendant D. re-
CURED Co appear 90 said action.
GEORGE a. RAAR. Clerk
BY CHARLES p. RAAB. Deputy.
GEORGE SANDS Atty. for Plaintiff
ISL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18

Fol SALE-Five horsepower. single
phase motor; good running condition
cheap. Inquire 716 Marietta st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
FARM LANDS.

| FOR SALE-116 acres close to town /;
good soil 16 acres of nice timber: good
| buildings; price $50 per acre this IS "A
| bargain; might consider some city prop
| erty. W. \. Morris. 30j Farmers Trust
Bldg. Bell $40, Home 5S19 Res: II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-18
Get a POsition-Get Help
Barter and Exchange


STATE OF INDIANA ST JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS-Iu the ST Joseph Supe-
rior Court September Term. 1917.
ALICE PETERSEN