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GENERAL MANCIN
Continued from Page One-)

to consecrate the victory OF the allies.
in this war.
Tho occasion in which the French
commander figured for the first time as
Marshal OF France, also gave rise to
one OF the most picturesque dcmonStra
tions ever carried out by the people Of
Lorraine.
From carly in the morning. all the
roads leading to Metz were crowded with
Korratncrs on their way to the city to
release their voices there for Marshal
Pctaln and for France. People unaccus-
toned TO any tongue other than the Ger
man for years began many days ago to
brush UP their knowledge Of French in
preparation for this occasion. and al
undoubtedly has a perfect acquaintance
with no other tongue than the German.
little OF that language was heard in the
streets today.
Other things German bad disappeared
over night. including the statutes of the
German rulers. which had been hauled
down by tho people.
William I had top2led over from the
horse Of his equestrian monument while
Frederick III who for many long years
had pointed a rncnacinE finger at France
from the PEDESTAL upon which he stood
had come down with 4 rope around his
neck.
Former Emperor William n was still
left TO figure grotesqucly as a statue or
tho facade Of the cathedral The hands
! had been chained during the night and
| into them had been put a band with this
| inscription Sic Transit Gloria Mundi."
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! tha, It IN dcndorscd any set VI can
! dIGaies.
! "lIa,.t't YOU scc: tics" lists Of can
! d.dnt"s 10 be supported b. the brewers
association and lii" n"rInnn- American
lllian". thai w"r" sent "Ut each year
ask! MHy"r llunyS.
"Wr!!. mayi" haI" seen Them m
witness replied hut j" not r""a'h
lu"iu.
Record" Of IN" brewers. association
r.4td 10y Ms,lur !luu'S. showed that III
1914 IN" Pennsylvania stat" a$S"t.at'"'
reflected $9aiIli Tor political activity
in ;h;it Stat" and that III III" following
year 1886. "a WAS c"llrr,"d for the SAM
rurIuSr Gardiner said h. did not think
tn. amounts were as high as that. and
explained that different state "rEanza-
tions raised various amounts. each brew
cry hain.: assessed nn tn" amount Of
it's OUTPUT In til" "w"t' and dry
rarnpa:~u in Nebraska several years ago,
he said th,, assessment was nifty cents
for each barrel II beer hrrwHd. The
Fight was lost" ihc witness added. In
reply u questions. the witness said the
PENNSYLVANIA state association adopted
III" policy If destroying check stubs
ard cancelled checks each month after
it's bunk accounts wcrc balanced. No
uinut"s If li% meetings were kept.
WASN'T il because the activity Of tho
PENNSYLVANIA stat" association was on
,ir"!y political that YOU thought it best
to adopt this policy" asked Major
ElumCs.
The witness denied this. saying that
labor disputes which n" desired TO keep
from tn" public led to the adoption OF
III" policy.
Il was while Secretary Fox was on
tho stand that Major Humcs read tho
statement said tn have been prepared
for the former president of tho Ger
man-Ancrican Alliance Copies OF the
statement. which WAS n declaration 1T
the alliances position on tho European
war before the Cnit"d States became
hrlllgcrrnt, were sent 10 c. ". F"i-
ccnspan. Of Newark. y. J.. who aided
in financing tho purchase Of III" Wash
ington Times and the Montgomery Ad-
vcrtiser. and who then was chairman
Of the publications. committee Of the
Brewers Association.
Hc1amcr's statement condemned az
sabotage tho destruction of American
factories engaged in producing war ma
terals for the allies. and also condemned
tho sinking of ships carrying NUM-
tions, Those responsible for such should
be punished. HcNamcr said. but he
added that he did not believe they were
committed at the instigation Of Ger
many or Austria.
This indicates that some literary in
clincd person in the office Of the
United States Brewers Association was
writing German propaganda, doesn't
IT." asked Major Ifumes.
II do not recall anything about It,"
Mr.. Fox replied.
"Mr. FcigcnSpan was then chairman
Of the publications committee at the
time this article was written and sent
to him. was he not
Yes Fox replied. and he added:
That bears an indication that some one
had prepared 1t in tho office Of our
association"
German propaganda" he continued.
was by common consent discussed very
little with us. do not know whether
that was because I am an Englishman."
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HOUSTON MAY
CONTINUED Prom Page one)

in France with Mr.. Lloyd George. ro-
member talking to one Of the great
French generals, General Castelnau'
and asking him the question which then
was perhaps newer than il became during
the four years and half Of tho war:
How long do you expect the war
will last
Ills answer was n fine iTrrlcvancy'
General CaStelnau was silent Tor Some
little time. and then came the reply:
The man who made this war mad the
soul OF Il devil
I'VE must see to it that from TN
scenes Of horror and desolatlon when
we witnessed there will arise a more
lofty and n noble spirit among the p"o-
pies Of the world. and we would under
stand each other better. and would have
n greater love for each other as mem
hcrs of tho same nationality and would
strive together to concentrate all tna'
there is in US for tho preservation OF
liberty. and in particular for tho justice
Of the world in the future and the prog
ross Of humanity"
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Brewers Organization
CONTINUED from Page one.)

organization committee. were examined
today.
Fox was questioned at length regard
ing the war wagrd by brewers on an:
ta.nnistic firms and individuals. Some
of tho firms named were the John Wan
.amakcr company, the Cadillac. Packard.
National and REQ automobile companies
the III. J. Heinz company. the GcpuFlcA
Tire company the American Rolling
Mills. Middlctown, Ohio: the Cash-foX
Typewriter company. the Maryland ana
Baltimore Casualty company. the Proc
tor * Gamble company. the GrasaHlN
,'hamical company of Cleveland. ONO
SON" Subsidiary companies of t!'' SAID
ard {, i ,rmpuuy. th.: United States Steel
CORPORATION. the S. s. krsSS" company.
thu, Ped Raven Water company. tho
American Sheet and Tin Elatc company
and Republic Rubber company and the
Delaware Lackawanna & Western rail-
road.
Fox denied that any Of tn" firms
named had been blaclIlistcd. saying that
the associations purp"S" merely was I"
~ pr. f.r"nrn To those who were
Friends" later h. told b" committee
that he would be willing 10 assume that
all :hr d"cun.nts relating TO the firms
which NIHJmr IEuu"S put into III" record
WCr,' taken from me tues OF inc dN>o-
cIntIcn.
Major fIumcS told the committee that
THO firms wcr" LISTED by tho i:rrw"rS'
association because of their attitude
AGAINST tn" MS" Of liquor hy their en-
pinycS 81 h"rruSa Of tn" activity OF IN
GivIdrIai members Of tn" firms and III
so:,A instances Of employees against tho
iprhr business.
TIN. :nJuiry INTO political activity be-
gan when John Gardiner was called I"
tn. stand Tn" witness sad h" might
havr. srru Lists If "itndiGAt"# - dificr-
or; times from 19Ii 10 1914. witch IN"
, Hrrwrrs' assn,'iati"m endorsed In som"
stats. .nrir;,!inE Iowa. T"ThS. I"nnSyi-
yau!r fnhiari and on "ind;Ih;" Tor
ro,icr.~.. from Illinois. hut h" could not
cnrall. tL,. details He admitted That m"
,>vnr;n,In,l'r organization committee WAS
a..riy,. in ''w:",' and dry fights III soy
oral states in tho&" years. and sad mat
"a ,hrt ;.;n"' : sn:u' between Sihh. '"h
and s.nn am doing lit il. l"ii;imnt"iy
caul,, L. arouse p,ihlr' sentiment IN our
fHr"r.
Gardiner ticriar"l IN; III" hr"w"TS
ri:,i. 10 contribution /" priitr'1t cam
pliri Committees. and 1T frs; G"n;'h
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CiarduI|i Goes on
Trial in Court Today

ulivcrio tIardull. who's" cas-" rharS-
ing him with malicious cutting. was con-
Iinurd from thr September terms or
criminal court. will 20 on trial IN mo
criminal court this morning. Attorney
= o. Eoyr" is his attorney.
Ciardulli is charged with cutting n
Crock on Seventeenth street rs TO-
silt Of y fiCht over poker game HlS
hrnthcr. Carson Ciardulli. is wanted and
whom unprecedented will fac" charge
Of murder. the victim nf Tho fight later
tYint: If rin-shot wounds alleged to
have hc"n inflicted by him
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STOLE SHOTGUN AND
THREATENED NEGRO

Kid johnson is rcp0sing in IN" ri'E
iail and Walter Peoples. another negro.
is also living at tho city's expense aS
n result TT . it'll" excitement III mo
Second ward yesterday afternoon. when
Johnson wan'cd to do tn" Jess" James
stun, by starting after his enemy. f"o-
MOS with Il shotgun.
Tho result WAS that several detect
ives were dispatched to lnhns"n's hoin".
but he was still dcsr"rnt" and refused
10 du the German act. SURRENDER. De-
trctivc West asked I" us" tn" phone,
and MS ne entered thr huuS" Johnson
forgot about tn" r"St and turned his
back Ia them. with III" result or ms
being captured.
The shotgun used hy johnson is SAD
to havt been stolen from IN" sweet
wine pawn shop. lie Will now hay" two
charges placed against him. 1iia cas-"
will likely b" UP in sQuirr's court
today
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Big Drop in Reports
Of New Flu Cases Here
Situation IL Becoming Better-onIy
Thirty-sn New Cases Were Re
ported Yesterday.

DR.. NJ. B. Williams. city health officer
stated yesterday that tho flu situation
here is looking better than ii has 1or
some time as only thirty-siS new cases
were reported yesterday over seventy
seven Of the day before. Four deaths
were reported to the health department
The effects Of the raising Of the ban
will 10 seen today, and the number or
now cases To develop VIII decide wheth-
or the han is to he placed on again
Dr. Williams stated III" situation
seems tn be we'll in hand now. MS the
nursing division Of the department. VIII
be normal today. with tw" now nurses
arriving from the John Hopkins hos
initial 10 aid in the work. The Rcd Cross
with the sending Of supplies and home
workers has proven Il great assistanc"
60 tho health department. and IN" good
work will continue.
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INVESTIGATE INCREASE
OF IRA ton FARES
Chief Statistictan Of the State LOOKING
Into the Matter at Pittsburgh.

Word has been received here that H.
+. Ecasc. chief Statistician for the pub
lie service commission ut Charleston,
has been sent TO Pittsburgh whore no
will make complct" investigation IN
connection with the Wheeling Traction
and Pan IIigdl" traction companies.
The local companies mad" applfcatl"h
some time ago for increased rates. put
their cases were never completed. The
commission Official will investigate the
nrcrating expenses and other conditions
of the West Penn Traction Company
Of which tho local company is n branch.
and will report TO tho commission at
an carly date.
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Mission Confederation
In Session Today Here

Tho International Missionary Fedora
,inn rc this city. will meet this morning
IN the Fourth Street NJ T.. church. and
il tx anticipated there will h" many in
Attendance.
gathering and an "lnhorS," program has
workers IA speakers. Th" first session
Will h" h"lh nj 1870 and meetings will
be hold in the afternoon and evening.
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RIVER TELEGEAhCS.

PAWS ISLAND nAM-S.5 foot. ris-
ing. rain.
MpIri NNTnWN-ln.3 f~rt. rising
rain
rARkEESRr RG--12.j feet. rising;
cloudy.
STEI Rf.NVfLI E;--lr.f feet. station
ar: rain.
ulI. C1TY--3H feet. rising: cloudy.
WAHIsEN--.3.6 rcct. rising; rain.
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to commemorate tho help given TO
france in tho war 10y tho United States
became" known to-day. II was the
words az General PerShing during his
visit Ia rictuS rcmctrry-'L Lafayette
W. are h"rr"-that inspired the plan to
Easc such Il monument.
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YANK ARMIES
CONTINUED from Page One.)

man Lorraine and the Duchy of Lux
cmburg.
The columns moved in tho direction
Of Thionvillc tDiedenhofcn) and tho city
OF Luxembourg. Thionvillc is l6 miles
directly north Of Metz and about nine
miles from tho Franco-Gcrman frontier
Luxembourg is 16 miles north of Thion-
willie and IL miles from the French
frontier.
The days detectives represent an ad-
vance of about ten miles. Tho Amcri-
cans were close on tho heels Of the Ger
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DIED

HNKE"LLER-On Wednesday. No
vrmhrr 20. 1918. at 400 o'clock a M.
CHARLES ALLISON MENkEMEL-
l.ER. son OF Charles and Martha
Mrnkrmclicr.
Private funeral services at the home.
220S Enff street. Friday afternoon nj
Ego o'clock. F.ntombm"nt in private
rnausolcum in Greenwood cemetery
PEELEY-On "Wednesday morning NJ
l:l0 o'clock. MISS ESTHER rEklEt.
aged is years. 1T thr family nome.
aOaS Jacob street.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CHALKER-On Sunday. NOVEMBER Il.
1918. nj II o'clock ~ m. IN Camp Lee
Petersburg Va. WILLIAM H.. son OF
q. l.. and Myrtle Chaiher. III his 29th
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Pershing's Words Inspired
Plan for Monument

PARIS Nov. 2n.--An interesting Side
light on the proposal To erect "A m'1'u>
mcnt ut the mouth Of the Girondc river
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN from Smith farm. two .wc"ks
ago, tan coon hound. one and half
years old. white breast. License No. S38
$1,000 reward. Last time heard 81 NJ
i-ninntown, Ohio. Notify B. o. Smith.
prcrvillc Ohio. Box 81. moi
license tag 1879.
Please call Wheeling lcS5-M. or Tim
Grove 3?5-M n-20-l
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

pRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
I.ARGE ASSORTMENT or SLIGHT
Tx USED PINE OVERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, lo2s MARKET st. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-lQ-tl
PATENTS s;sF ;. 5:s; A.; +;
trademark litiSatioo- Booklet INA
Il. &. DUNLAP, HSsont Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". Va
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Name Of person charged with taxes:
Quantity of land and local
descriptions.
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WANTED-Agents

,wANTED-Threc gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
mcnt plan Best Of goods and beat CT
commissions. We pay weekly. u r.
Adams Co.. l140-1142 Main St mr-f2-tf
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FOR SALE Farms.

FOR sALE-Public sale. two farms.
located in Belmont county. Ohio. S;
and Sc acres very fertile SOIL good
buildings on both farms. undcrlaid with
coal. Excellent water. W. {. Boyd,
admr. GAINESVILLE Ohio. n-lSlm
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Storcroom and dwelling.
60T North Main street Inquire fnI
Main. Mop
ron RENT unfurniSh"d rooms for
light housekeeping. ~ 5. York St
moi
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms. . or 7
on first floors on second floor. l2l?
NcColloch St. moi
FOR RENT roomcd flat. Ard floor.
1901 McCnlloch st. moi
FOE RENT-On Hildroth avenue. War
wood. rooms. bath. laundry. etc.
everything up to date $500. Phone
l28-R Warwnod. n-l9-i
FOE RENT-Two furnished rooma for
light housekeeping. One larE" from;
room and room adjoining. Call 1HS3-M
Wig. r-lS-l
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WANTED-Fe1nale

WANTED-Pcrmnncnt positions for ten
salesladics; bring reference. Geo. ".
Shook Co. n-2l-l
WANTEO-iirlS for light clean factor
work. Apply Wheeling Tile Co. 3?nd
and Wood SITS. n-l9-i
WANTEp-Girl to help with general
Homework. Good home for right par
~. Call 6s 18th ST. n.l9-l
WANTED-MiGdic aged woman for gem
cral houscwnrk. no washing. three i'll
family. DIR. Will Cruise, 2S3 Woodsdalc.
n-lJ-i
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WANTED-Furlished Rooms

wAHTEp-Onc OF two furnished rooms
Including piano. by single man. Adj
dress Musician. Box l22. lntclllgrnccr
n-2l-i
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WANTED-Male or Female Help

wANTEC-Scvcral boys and girls over
Ii Ia work in bottlinG department.
Reliable and steady. Apply TO Manager
Cuca-Cola Bottlng Co. n-l?l
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Get a PositiiOn-Get Help
Barter and Exchange

estate thar said exerutriX has filed Fra
this Court her account and vouchers for
The final settlement uf said est o.. and
they are therefore hereby required o. hs
and appear iu said Court on the 1lrl
day 90 February. 1915. when tne saIae
viii Doe heard and make proof M their
leirShID. or claim 90 any part ~ said
estate and show cause IN amy there De-.
WHY said account ana vouchers should
not Doe approved.
Witness. the CLERK and Che seal 81 the
ST Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend,
Indiana. 10Th dly of January. 1915.
GEORGE ~ EAAB. Clerk
By CHARLES D. EAAB, Deputy.
JOHN W. SCHNEIDER
Atty. FOR Estate. JOS
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N0TICT On ADMINISTRATION.

Notice lis hereby given, that the uuler-
signed has been appointed hy the clerk
uf the Circuit Court of 81 Joseph Coul-
~. State of Indiana. administrator cr
the estate OF John T.. Iuher. late OF It.
Joseph County. deceased
said estate is supposed o. he solvent.
CLARENCE T.. COOK, Adm.
Jan. s. 1915
JOHN ". SCHNEIDER.
Atty. for Estate. 9-lG-23
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NnrIcF OIL ADMINISTRATIONS.

N0tCa II hereby given. thlt Tie unde--
signed has been appointed hy the Clers
off the Circuit Court ol St Joseph C0un-
ty. State of Indiana, executor 90 the
estate OF Jacob Conrad, late of ~. Jo-
scph County. deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be- solvent.
CHARLES j. CONRAD, Executor.
Jan - 1918
JOHN ~ SCHINLLER,
Atty. for Estate 9-16-13
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Meat market and grocery /:
doing excellent business: nice and
clean stock, long lease: cheap rent, sell
dollar f1r dollar. Inquire Box T. ID
News -Iimes 1851
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice i~ hereby given. that the UNDER
signed has been appointed hy the clerk
off the Circuit Court of So Joseph Ccuu-
ty. State OF Indiana. administrator n
the estate of Anna nj. Solomon, late of
ST Joseph County deceased
Said estate is supposed Or hp solvent.
STEPHEN SALOMON. Adm.
Jan. n. 1915
j. ELMER PEAK. Atty. for Adm
E-Hg-.n
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OFFICE HE'LL.

Hundreds ~ Gue office positions are
open. Take your business or steuogra nlie
course now. A Few months preparation
AMI YOU Viii De- ready far the finest Op-
portuuity ever .uercd young people -
get into business ou paving basis. The
south Bend Business College tGs-U
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OFFICE HELP

THE THOMAS SCHOOL Licensed Em-
plIy meut Agency. American Trust
3D.. places iu the best positions
~tenog Iphers. Typi-ts. DictaphOnists,
Bookkeepers Genl Office People Store
PLACE YOUR APPLICATION AT
80 regis tration Fee aud only a small pc
siti"u fee One month after position is
accepted
BUSINESS MEN. For the best Office
assistants can Bell 2JUG. Home 22i0.
our Public Work Dept. addresses en-
ycI0ue~ does filling BOO. mIltlgraph let
ters sells Typewriter ribbons and car
bon paper l202-27
Young ladies from the better families
are urgently needed now for Office OF
civil service work The South Bend
Business College is equipped TO prepare
them Dob the shortest possible time. Spe-
ci1. holiday offer up % Feb L., 1918 Get
Information now Write call or telephone
Bell DOL or Home JJJl. GG9-tf
ENROLL NOW-Day and Night school.
The Thomas Sch0ol-high grade the
best We teach steuogrIphy. typewrit-
ius, dicuphone. typewritiug dictation
tI'ui ting style. commercial corr
Every detail is included I'm our thor
ugh course our licensed employment
department. places you iu the best posi-
uou and assists boo future advance
ment American Trust Bldg 1l2t-tf
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ROOMS for men now open at y. NJ. q. A.
Rates from $40 90 50 per week. Mem
bership required payable ia advance or
in payments. tnembership giyi1S all
privileges costs ou the average OF less
than &c a week. 117S-24
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Suite OF office rooms sec
Ond floor Conservative Life Bldg.
Light. heats ianitor and telephone seCv-
ice free Bell $50. Home 5SG6 690-tf
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KODAK SUPPLIES.

TIE AMERICAN DRUG co. 13S y. Main
ST., BIS now handling a complete supply
80 kod1ks and ..odak Supplies OF every
description We VIII sell you anything
iu the picture taking line and also de-
velop your hlWs quick. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED VIII buy or trade for good
E. work team. harness and wagon An
pN at go Farmers Trust Bldg Home
phone lI,1. Bell -g1 1901 -
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FOR SALE-On Sherman NV. modern
house with garage. $4,000 on Lin
coin way W. seven-room house. modern.
s.. 500 90 Modern house on Portage av.,
S4.5OG00 W. Is. McHenry. 20 Farmers
Trust Co 4O4-tf
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS roR SALE.

FOR SALE tSI ECIALl-Old ivory bed
room suite. consisting Of dresser. with
24N3O mirror chinonier fuil sized bed.
coil spring. felt mattress and chair. ut
the remarkable low price. $40. Avery
and Hull. 1Z9 y. Main ST. 12O7-tf
FOR SALE-Second hand furniture.
stoves and rugs this week nc emit rI,e
prices. Cash or credit. Cash paid for
hOSebold goods stoves etc TT. G. Rupe
J0l W. Division ST Bell So 1132-u
FOR SALr.-uOuday goods. furniture
and stoves ut reduced prices for 80
days TO make room for new goods.
Avery a Hull. 100 y. Main ST I39-tf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished bedrooms
in modern home go y. st. Joseph ST.
1892
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23

FOB RENT - one Sleeping room ia
strictly modern home. south part Of
city. References Home phone eJ47.
10-I1-f
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FARMS
Autos, MOTORCYCLES. BTCYCLEs-

WE BUY SECOND HAND automobiles
for servlceable parts. tires and junk
Auto linn supply store 400 ). Michigan
ST. Bell phone COS 9j1-tf
FOR SALE-Baoy Eran1 chevrolet Fine
condition. nyepaSsenger CrOW-Elk-
hart and two 1916 MaXwells All fully
equipped. Cheap. 4O7 s. Michigan st.
Home 212J, Bell 22J4 761-tf
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Farm LANDS.

YOUR CHANCE Is IL CANADA RICH
LANDS and business opportunities
offer YOU independence Farm lands, Sll
90 $50 an acre. irrigated lands. So 10
500 Twenty years 10 pay $1,000 loan i'm
improvements, or ready made farms.
Loan of live stock. Taxes average un-
der twenty cents an acre: uo taxes ON
Improvements personal property or live
stock. Good markets. churches, schools,
roads. telephones. Excellent climate
crops and live stock prove il. Special
homeseekerS' fare certificates Write for
free booklets. Allen Cameron. superiu-
tendeut Land Branch. Canadian Pacific
Railway. 269 Ninth Ays Calgary. Alberta.
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MONEY TO LOAN or FARM LANDS.
Il. L. BONDURANT.
80 Farmers Trust Bldg
Home Phone 22S2 Bell Phone 90.
923-tf
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FOR RENT-MOdern. furnished rooms
for light house keeping: private en-
trance, one suite on ground floor Bell
phone 3336 425 ). William 81. 112j-tf