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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
Tenders Wanted.

For heating, plumbing, wiring and
piping, Pembipa schools bids close Aug.
ust IL, 1919, a; ;Pembina, North Dakota
Sealed bids will be received by the
school board of Pembina, N. D., up to
the hour of 1:3O p. M. Tuesday, Angus,
IL, 1919, for the heating, plumbing
electric wiring. piping, ETC., for their
new school building, at Pembina, North
Dakota.
All bids must be in strict accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
by W. D. Gillespie, architect, Fargo, N.
D., and must be- accompanied by certi.
fed check for 5 per cent of bid. as an
evidence Of good faith that bidder will
enter into contract if awarded the job.
Plans can be had after July 2Oth.. at
the Builders Exchanges, Minneapolis,
st. Panl, Grand Forks, Fargo and at
the Office Of the architect and the presi-
dent Of the school board. 81 S
Il plans are desired for personal use
by any q the contractors desiring to bid
on this work, they can be ordered from
the architect at cost Of q. 90 per set;
These plans 70 be returned on the day
Of openinas bids. The board reserves.
he right 10 reject any or all bids.
". D. D.GILLESPIE. E. D. BOOKER,
5Alr'ohitect, President.
~ Fargo, n. .. PsmbIna.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
In Memorlsu,

Pvt. Maurice D. Rowe. Of Hamilton,
was born on the home farm February
8, 1859 and finished his earthly career
in the battle, Of the Argonno Forest,
Sept. 80, 1918. just six months after say.
ing good bye to friends and loved ones
at Cavalier on March Nth. Maurice
spent his boy and young manho6asyears
on the farm. attending school and help.
ing with the farm work. Previous to
entering the war he spent ten years IN
the employ Of F. A. Argue in the hard.
ware and furniture business. Hs rapid.
1y rose in the esteem and appreciation Of
Mr.. Argue and sthe public also. His
genial accommodating manner won FOL
him host of friends. He wasfa gen.
uine community boy real helper te
maay in times of need. Above every.
thing else he was a good clean young
man, q member of the church, afteachel
IN the Sunday School and q member Of
the M. E. Choir. He Is greatly missed
in the village, the community and the
family circle. He was gun lover, .
splendid marksman, and these qualities
quickly placed him in the thick Of the
fight, #
He was member of the LIST battalion
Co. D. 18th infantry and his remains
are IN the grave plot of the American
battle area Appugwood cemetery, and
thus we say farewell.
No more his merry whistle we shall
hear on our village street,
No more his pleasant countenance ane
his-cheery word we II greet.
He volunteered for service, he quickl,
crossed the deep,
And over there in sunny France. ..'Oul
soldier lies asleep.
He died q valiant hero in this worle
of sin and strife, as. u.
And on the Argonne battle field soul
Maurice gave his life.
His body lies meath a far off sod.
But his spirit rests sat home with God''
7. R. CHAMBERS.
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County News

Mrs. K,bler Of Cavalier arrlv, d hone
from Granu Forks where she has been
receiving Treatments ut local hospital.
She Is feeling much improved in hea th.
Miss Louise Fay. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Fay was married to Mr.
Theodore Lawler, both of Crystal. The
ceremony took place at Argyle, Mimi,
July 10th.
Anton Eta of Carlyle. Montana, be-
came the owner Of the George Marshal
farm six miles south of Drayton, The
farm consists of l6O acres and sold for
800 per acre.
A telegram was received by j. N.
Horgan of Neche announcing that his
brother, Joseph Horgan was killed by a
Tractor on Thursday evening last.
Joseph Morgan was we'll known and
the news came as a great shock to
everyone in that vicinity. The de-
ceased has been in the employ of the
Minneapolis Threshing Company for the
past twenty years, holding the position
Of auditor and book keeper He leaves
to mourn his untimely death a wife and
four children. seven brothers and one
sister.
Mrs. Mary Lane passed away at her
home in Crystal township following a
surgical operation. Mrs. Lane has not
been in good health for some time, but
her condition has not been considered
serious until shortly before her death.
Deceased was; born in Ontario February
9th, 1855, and came to Dakota in 1884.
She was married to David Lane in 1885,
and is survived by her husband and
five children. The funeral was. held at
the family home, conducted by Rev.
Stump assisted by Rev. Ring and Rev.
McInnes. Interment was made in
Grove Side Cemetery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

down 70 ths snd and j. stranded don ths
gf,ss. D'asisst flssbins I know oi but
lackslnS excitement.
This trip across offorded ms ! better
view OF the Rockies than ws have over
before had, as Wa travelled mostly by
day. From the lime We struck the Bad
Lands until We reached our dest nation
the scenery was all interesting and
much Of 1t grand.
/ never before realized what large
proportion Of this country was set up on
edge and could not help thinking what
alot Of additional homestsadss there
would be available for our soldier boys.
il the rough country was only asttened
out. 4
We stopped off one day in the oapitol
OF California. s.a.c.r-e.emento, it was
hot. A. SHORT.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01
OFFICIAL PAPER OF o,Ty
rr1laxs, sa.oo rEn A3TavA
wAxpW111. ) THOMPSON. IS IS !
F--A. Wardwell. G.G. Thompson,
THEY WANT OPEN MARkET.

r. G. Henders, member ofparliament
and president Of the Grain Growers
Association Of western Canada has re-
signed as president Of the association
on account Of his political views on the
tariff. Mr.. Henders resignation reads
as follows: This certifies that I. r. g
Henders, do hereby and now tender mJ
resignation as president Of the Manitobt
Grain Growers Association, believing
that my, position has been misnnder
stood and my motives entirely misjudg
ed. !, therefore, feetthst my presidency
Of the Association ought to terminate
In this connection the Board Of tht
Association. after thorough discussin o
the whole question Of the budget and the
vote Of western members Of the House d
Commons. passed the following resolu
tionf We the Board of Directors o
the Manitoba Grain Growers' Associa
tion, while deeply regrettlng Sthe cir
:cumstances which have necessitated the
resignation Of our president, r.. g
Henders, and while we fnlly appreciate
the long years Of faithful service al
rendered. our organization. yet aftel
careful considerable We cannot in ANY
degree accept his attitude On the tariff
an the recent budget debate and vote
We, therefore, repudiate hisstand, accept
his resignation. and feafiarm our ad,
herence to the principles ,of the farmers
platform &s
Politics never were allowed ia, ente,
the management of tho affairs Of the
Grain Growers Association. but il 4
person was not ia harmony With the
$yiewsso OF the association IN how Is handle
the plOdnct ol the farm he was soon
srsisgatsd o an actiye mann ner as id the
ssosse g Nc. ender. The farmers 81
I lfanitoba wants fres trade with the
unitsds 3taS hon it comes to selling
stheirgs saias md wssddo mt blame thsm.
On IN othsr hard ths Piioneert III.
press believes that ths; ssssstss farmer,
on the American lido e ths ins 4 should
c. equally Sas intsrssts III eliminating IN
sthe Canadisn whAat from our ,,pi maj fksts.
Their ompetition viii bse 3 strong factor
holding the pricslof aFain down, III
1tthsy NJ . batter squality i And nols Dol
,scss thahswss scan do. Ard if ths basa
All down there i no question III onr
5hff ff1Sf fsnr mn 4 rkata. Till ha alfr6f
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4 4 &, ~ \,
sn,,t sir,,sv,.nr fy n Wood
] 4 SSSststSrvny Stsfz-T y hnmas Hsil
81 - f3cast. 80 s'
=, Tn,Cse
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RailroadS Com a Il. NunI1is ;i:Ss 90, ES.5.
49,. ID Ersenk d, MtlhSnnn = ,sSls,a a.,
az nsgss Il ~ Inst, 4 ~ - ras1cS III Oisiiess
rSs,,, ElSH,,,, n " NsTsahor JohnsN HaRaii & y;
80 A / q M,Ghsastia ianson ;S'
Supreme IH...A Bron .on sSs,
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]; q .

Students ot the Union CONNER.
cist College, Grand Forks. N OAK,
earn Big pay az can do the sane.
q Theirs isno education that costs so: 81
I little and pays q much - ) business;
edaeatiou. Wiits spr cstalog ana
Ind sous That ~ tbi, bla, busy school
can % fos yon. & 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

For Frank Colgan:
July 2ud to ]. T. Cockburn Is 90
For Mrs. Hallson: 4
July allowance ...... 10 CO.
July 9th. Pemblna Or &.
Lbr. Co................. 18 85
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-01

Ordinance No. 50 being an ordinance
relative to construction OF buildings
within the Fire Limits of the City of
Pembina was introduced and passed
Its first reading by following vote: Ayes:
Aldermen Benson, Shumaker. McDoug.
all, Thompson and Morris, nays, none. L
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- ~ - 70 %
Account Contingent Expense:
Peter s.uve, labor. 2 50
Thos. Rondeau, Marshal
July 4th. 5 90
Jnlius Benson. Marshal
July 4th. -. 5 90
Chas. Bouvette, Marshal
July 4th. S 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
Single Standard
of Morality Say
Women Doctors

NEW YORK. oct 25-The inter
national conference Of women ply
sicians. which for six weeks has
been holding sessions at Young WO-
mems Christian association head
quarters here. came TO a close Fri
day.
Resolutions were passed favoring
sex instruction in normal schools
and medical colleges and universities
and urging the single standard" OF
morality 1t was resolved that sup
port of illegitimate children should
be shared by both parents, accord
ing to the economic status OF each
and that the child should not be
stigmatized because of the circum
stances of its birth.
The conference went on record rs
favOring educational. and economic
conditions with early monogram
Gus marriage possible" Another
resolution denounced regulation
Of vice
Announcement was made of tine
establishment of the women's found
alton for social health. which will
work in cooperation witt existing
organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
RETAIL PRICES
SHOW DECREASE
Twenty-Five Staple Food Art
iCIeS are Two Percent
Cheaper.
BY LOUIS LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON, d. c, Oct %
According TO reports received by the
bureau OF labor statistics from re-
tail dealers in 80 cities, the retail
cost OF - staple food articles de-
creased two percent in September.
as compared with August This is
the first decrease shown since June.
when food was about five-tenths Of
one percent cheaper than in May.
The food supply on which this
comparison is based is: Sirloin steak.
round steak. rib roast. chuck roast,
plate beef, pork chops, bacon, ham
lard. hens. flour. corn meal, eggs,
butter. milk, bread, potatoes, sugar.
cheese, rice. coffee and tea.
OF the 43 articles as TO which
comparison can be made from Au-
gust 10 September. twenty decreased
in price in September. Onions de-
clined II percent: potatoes. IA per-
cent; lard, 9 percent; cabbage, S
percent; plate beef, percent; chuck
roast and lamb. ) percent each;
round steak rib roast and bacon. 4
percent each: sirloin steak and ham.
} percent each: pork chops and ba-
nanas, > percent each: hens, cheese,
flour and sugar, 1 percent each.
Coffee Increases.
In September, 1919, the cost Of %
articles Of food was o percent high
or than in September Of last year.
During the II months coffee and
prunes increased in price 81 percent
each; onions. 80 percent; raisins, 26
percent; rice, 20 percent; cheese. 10
percent; sugar, / percent: lard. Il
percent; butter, IL percent; canned
salmon, fresh milk and potatoes, 10
percent each; eggs. s percent; flour,
Z percent; ham and tea, 8 percent
each; hens. . percent: bread per-
cent. Articles which decreased were
Navy beans, 27 percent; plate beef.
II percent; chuck roast, IL percent:
lamb, . percent; round steak and
rib roast. 5 percent each; corn meal,
> percent: sirloin steak, > percent:
bacon. ] percent. Pork chops de-
creased less than fve-tenths or ]
percent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
Sunday at the Churches
METHODIST.

First-Rer. Joseph \. Greene. p. D.
+ pastor Clars meeting at $50 D. m
sunday sch04. a. . 70 . IA, Kenneth r
Beers. superintendent
Public worship M DO 30 a. no and 90
, ,. n Or. Greene will speak AZ the morn
1ns bour On rhe suoJect. The Home 5
immortal Touch" Epuorth league AZ
30 D. m. There viii be- a special pro
gram rendered az the evening hour By
the choir sndweek service Wednesday
evening az % led By the pastor
81. PsuI's-Rsv. James Z. Gardner
u D.. minister Sunday school az 30
q. N: y. II Fulkersou. super ntendent.
Morning service az 10 - O'Clock. ser
mon by Rev y L. Davis. y d. Baptism
% Z. M. Address by IS. " banner
y II. c. A. secretary.
Grsoe-Corner Michigan and Tut sta.
2 hsy B. ID. Beck. pastor. Class meeting
''U. g. AiF Service in the United States
a. 40 a sunday school az . 80 D.
m; Glen Whiteman. superintendent.
'Kingdom News and the More Religion
/ Campaign by the pastor EpwOrth
llesgue q $50 p n talPlh o Cross ross
Eelistie service Sermon Heart
Warnings Like John WeEley's-F by pas
tor Monday at 30 D. m, Mems
league program.
Trinity-Blaine and vassar avs. Rus
sell l.. Phillips pastor. Residence 32l
Cleveland av. sunday school az - 20 q.
M Mrs. W. l.. owen. superintendent
Public worship an 1910 a. m. and
45 p. m Epworth league 10 ESQ p.
m The pastor viii occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening Morning
theme "Cne Means Of Christian Ed
ueatiou" Evening sermon. Christ.
with a Common Gospel for Common
Man You are welcome. You VIII mud
thiz a friendly aud homelike church. The
UIrnr
80 p. M.
W, and Olive ST.. Rev. 9. W. Switzer,
pastor. sunday school 40 Q 30. Glenn
Einney. superintendent
LEVEL Heights Miner and Francis
etc Rev. c. J. Gordon, pastor sunday
school at S.45 a. m IL &. belong.
superintendent
stulI Memorial Church. Cor s. Michi-
gan and Victoria SITS, Charles II Lee
son. D. c. l.. pastor sunday school At
10 q. N, John Edwards. superintendent
6errnan-Lafayette blvd. and Wayne
st Rev. Feed Fl. Koehnemann, pastor.
sunday school az 30 "a. IN, Charles l..
stark, superintendent
Morning worship lGerman) no 10 30
Sermon theme; The Best Place on
Earth. EpwOrth league az 90 p. M.
Miss lydia Koch. leader. Evening wor-
ship English az 30 Sermon theme
'Safety-First or Lastf" Friday no
40 ?. NJ. preparatory service and
quarterly conference. All services held
on changed time.
wesleyan -722 r Broadway Rev.
Glen e. Payne, pastor. Residence 1f07
r. Rush 81. Sabbath school az Q 30 "a.
m; N. &. Porter, superintendent.
River Park-seventh st south or
MishaWaka av Rev. q. l. Rulison. pas
tor. sunday school AZ $50 a. m; Mar
shall Bah superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
PRESBYTERIAN.

WSstminster-Scott ana Lindsey SITS
Rev. Alfred 81 Eells. d. D.. pastor: res
idence CAS- y. Scott ct Sunday school
at 80 q. m. l.. &. WhitcOmb, superin-
isn6snt Public worship az 1913 a. n.
and so p. IN. The session meets be
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deavor society meets at $50 p. m. Mid
week devotional service Wednesday,
so .. IA
First Corner of Washington Il. and
Lafayette blvd Bible school az so n
n. John j Shafer superintendent
Mems Fellowship club at 900 a. M. 4,
Or q. 4. Lipplucott. leader Morning
worship a. 10.iJ Address by Rev T.
MidWeek meeting on "Wednesday 40 %
,. ma. Family night gathering ON Fri
fay 40 : % o. m.
Trinity-Rev. John s Burns minister
Services o. he held In fhc portable
building Of the C0quiliard school nc the
'ofEei ~ ColfaN 8v. and Notre Dame ST.
Sible sCnool az 80 o. m. Morning hour
IF worship at i0:45. YOUNG Peoples
Meeting at - p. m. Evening hour Of
Worship az SO. Mid week service Wed
lesday evening In different homes
Hope-Leer aud Dayton SITS Edwin c.
Me ster minister Bible school 40 % so
B. m Frank Retiring. superintendent
Granger Rev harris. pastor. sunday
school az go a. M Divine worship at
10 40 a. m. every SUNDAY. Everybody
seicome.
Hungarian Corner cry and Wash.
ngton SITS Rev John Desc. pastor.
sunday school az 800 g. m Church
services at LOCO a. ~. Ncsper services
a : 90 p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
SCIENTIST.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Main and Madison SITS. SUNDAY services
az II 90 a. ~. Testimonial meeting ever
w eGnesday at 5 90 p. N. sunday school
age u 20 from Q rs 20 10 80 a N Sun.
DAY schooi entrance OF Madison 81
Reading rooms maintained By the
church on the seventh door Of the J. NJ
; 0uuding are opeu daily except sun
day from u % .. aud on Saturday even.
ing frnm B 20 s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
CHRISTIAN.

First-S. Main At. south % public
library. Rev r. Z McQuary. pastor.
sunday sraool az Q 80 e. ~. Frederick r.
Irulaud. superintendent Oar teachers
are trained aud lessons graded. We
have classes for all ages.
Indiana ANeauc-r'OFuer Indiana av.
and ST Joseph 81 Edward j Cain pas
.qr. Residence, 1911 = Marietta 81 sun
day school az 30 "a. m Fred L. Wilson.
superintencent.
Preaching az 10 20 a. m aud 80 e.
~ Christian Eudeayor 40 6.1o Dr. m
Our revival conducted by the NlnEea
bvangelistic Go. is stili running Many
.urning Go Christ Meeting for men only
Az 8 60 D. m. SUNDAY. All men invited
Everyone invited to attend an az our
services.
Isle e. J. n Miller. pastor sunday
school a. 10 90 a. E.s :. c. C up, super
lntsndenE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
BRETHREN.

First 1914 s. Michigan ST. Rev G.
W Rench. pastor. Residence PA T..
broadway. Bible school at 30 a. m. /:
Rev Delbert Whitmer, superintendent.
First Church Of the Brethren-Indiana
av- and Miami 81. Rev II. r. Holman.
pastor. residence. 1904 l.. Indiana Nv.
sunday school at $50 a. m; L. g.
stanley. superintendent
At TO so q. m. Virgil g.. FinneU FIELD
director for religious education for the
Church Of the Brethren. will give one Of
his popular sermons. Christian Workers
program az I.1j y. M Sermon by the
pastor at 80 70. mn. Subject "The
Church i'm smyrna and Pergamos 9"
Prayer service on Wednesday NJ : 10 D.
mn.
Conference Memorial United :. st.
Joseph ST. Rev. g. A. Sickafoose. pastor
sunday school Q 30 a. m. Miss Agnes
Gordon. superintendent. Preaching ser
vice, lO4J; Christian Ende1vor. q 80 and
evening service. 7.30. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at I.4J Choir prac-
tice Thursday evening az 7:fJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman's Club hall. room 224 J. VI. 8
building
sunday studies 10 100 a. M, The New
Creation q 80 D. M Revelation s 90 p.
M Ezekiels Temple. Wednesday at
: 90 p. m, prayer meeting. Friday at
90 ,. III, Tabernacle Shadows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church Of God of the Abrahamic
Faith-Services i'm Melville hall. 212 y
Lafayette So. sunday school at 1000 f.
A. StilsOu superintendent
Church of God or saints-Chapei on
Harrison av.. one block north OF Llncolu
sunday school At g:45 a. N; A NJ
Airkley. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
EPISCOPAL.

st. James'-Lafayette blvd. north OF
Washington. Rt Rev. John Hs1en
White. rector Rev. Z. Everett Carr.
vicar Holy communion. T:30 A. N.
Church school az e.+J q. m. Mathis
and sermon by Bishop White az 90
u ID Aesners ~ D 100 n. ND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
BAPTIST

FIrst-Cordsr MaIn and Wayne sts
Rev. o. s Davis. y. D. pastor. Res
dence oil v. Wayne 81 Bible school
it $50 "a. o.. G.. y. stephens. superin
ed .~ut.
Mems class taught by the pastor
Morning worship 40 iO.45 sermon
The Gospel % the Pace w H.
Noien, soloist The Young people 5
Meeting at $50 Evening service at
80. sermon theme "Hac south Bend
& Soul ~ "Wednesday 40 ECO D. mo-
3ible study, prayer melting at 1.4J
Calvary formerly Quincy street,
Corner California and Blaine avs How
ard Beldon Leonard, pastor Residence
lOl9 Woodward av- Bible school no sd
a. ~. i. ". Kendall superintendent.
Mosling worship az no go Subject o.!
sermon. Jesus and Thomas Il y T.
O. az 6,aD. E,ening service at so
subject of sermon The Light Of the
World The regular monthly covenant
Meeting viii be held on Wednesdav
evening az Us Regular meeting II
he brotherhood on Tuesday evening
Eirst swsdisb - Corner Laurel and
Napier ste. Services az 10 go a. 10 and
! 80 D. %.
Mt Zion-Rev. J. r Smartt. pastor
sunday school az . 80 q. N. Classes fcr
a. ages ~ q n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
SPIRITUALIST.

Progressive spiritual society meets Ia
Redmen's hall 900 = Michigan 81 sun.
day no 100 p. IN.
Speaker. Charles 4. Thompson. sub
lect- "A New spirit" Message bear
ers Mr. and Mrs. Charles a Ihomp-
son. e. Tampol and ". Hool Every
body cordially invited
international Spiritualists - Melville
bail, every Tuesday evening az 7 80 D.
m
Three piece orchestr1 assists Lee
ture by =. T. Boswell Subject. IVA.
lures Laws Are Spiritual" Free ad.
mission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25

Grocers and butchers business
mems lunch. Monday evening. Oct
27th. Call Henry Frepan. Lincoln
1859 for tickets. 6714-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

Gospel mission. 40 3. d1chigan st
All Christian societies invited 20 big
open air meeting every Wednesday. Tri-
day, Saturday and sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets. Old-fash
Ioned gospel meeting az Volunteer mia.
sion bril- Sunday night Every body In
Tft0d All NescOue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
PRE-WAR PRICES.

Hoover Electric Swecpers are still
the same old 1911 price. One thing
that has not raised. Electric Service
Co, l10 W. ColfaX av. e74O-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
MISSIONS.

Hepe-61S n StudeDaker 81 Sunday
school az . 20 D. N. Preaching NJ 30
and 20 y. N. Services during the
week and Monday, Friday and Saturday
evenings at 40 O'Clock. AZ welcome
Mary Nunernaker in charge
city-115 r Jefferson blvd. Ray =.
Bird. superintendent sunday school at
800 p. y Bible class at 400 .. m
GOspeI-2ls z. Lassne av Services
Wednesday evening az Jas: Saturday
welcome.
PentecostaI. Apostolic Faith-3a0
Olive ST sunday school at 10 90 a. m
Preaching NJ IL 90 a. M. Evening serv-
ice al ) o'clock. Midweek meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. B.
Rowe, EVANGELIST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-25
kcid-St0mach
Makes 9 Out of 10
PeopIeSuffer

Doctors declare that more than % non
organic diseases can be traced 70 ACID
Stomach Starting with indigestion, heart
burn belching. food repeating. oloat. sour.
passy storr ech the entire system eveotually
becomes affected. every vital organ eUhering
Ia some degree or other. You see these VIC
tins of ACID Stomach everywhere people
who are subject TO nervousness. heedAche.
insomnia. biliousness-people who suffer from
rheurn atisrn .lumbago. sciatica and aches ana
pains all over the body. IL Is safe 20 say tnAt
about people out OF 10 suffer 70 some extent
from Acid-Stomach.
N you suffer from stomach trouble or. even
II YOU do not feel any stomach distress. yet are
weak and ailinR feel tired and dragged out
lack pep" and enthusiasm and know tnat
something i wrong although you cannot
locate the exact cause of your trouole-you
naturally want 10 get back your grip on
health as quickly as possible. Then take
EATONIO, the wonderful modern remedy
that brings quick relief from pains OF indiges-
ton, beIching. gassy bloat. etc Keep your
stomach strong. clean and sweet See now
your general health tmprovee-noW quickly
the old time vim, vigor and vitality come oackl
Get a big SOC box of EATONIC from your
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you. II you are not satisfied your oruggs
will refund your money.
EATONlC
. CFoR YOUR AcID-sIoMAcD