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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
High School Run Friday

Technical High School will send ten Of
her best cross-country runners up against
Manual tomorrow just before the open
Ing of the Tech Manual football game Mt
Irwin field. The Green and White ag-
'gregation is In perfect condition, and
with Wiedenhorn. Gray and Gross in the
lineup promise to give the south siders
some close opposition
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Matty Recovering

SARANAC LAKE. n. Y, Oct. 2s-
Christy MathewsOn is slowly recovering
from tuberculosis here. according to DIR.
Edward y. Packard, his physician.
The physician today denied stories
circulated recently that the former base
ball stars condition was critical
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

The Elk Autiers got SO close 10 t.s
team total biz field last night they could
taste 81. Thelr FIRST game wasn't ~
brilliant but they came back for 20
and 90G.
Shin Bones also had q brace Of 900
totals. but they were left In the shade.
Deubig donated "A couple Of twice times
~ the shin Bones had a ~ and pa.
Eimcre Of the Hides delivered a 93b
effort that proved the best Of the lot
He opened with an even zoo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO-NO team that has opposed
the Chicago eleven this year has been
able to work the forward passing game
successfully and the Maroons are Ger
tain they can stop the aerial attack of
the Ohio outfit Saturday. Special plans
are being laid to mess up the overhead
shots of Workman. which are a feature
CT the Buckeye play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Ricketts, Leads GUESTS

of Flint held the lead today in the ma
tional pocket billiard tournament here
with record Of Eve victories and no de-
feats. Ricketts, Defeated Charles Weston
Of Pittsburgh last niAht.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
1.-THE TRAP

The Trap" featuring Olive Tell.
which will be shown at the Rex The
atre Thursday. is the latest of Uni
versal's special attractions.
Miss Tell is seen as Jean Carson,
a New York school teacher. who goes
to klondike with her father in search
of the yellow harry. gold. She be-
ZONES at the outset a victim of I'M
usual circumstances. Two brothers
seek her love, one of whom is a
true-hearted man and the other a
BLACKBOARD. One of the brothers is
her fathers partner in gold prospect
ing. The two partners leave on a
final prospecting trip. The father
returns empty handed and the
brother, happy in the knowledge that
the claim is wealthy, insists on deed
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Happenings In
Society Circles

A pretty party noted on the social
calendar Of the early week was that
given by Mrs. Bertha Fox in honor
of her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Upwall.
Monday night. Vases of beautiful
roses adorned the rooms where sew
eral tables of card players p%artiei-
pated in a most pleasurable evenings
entertainment. which was concluded
with the serving of refreshments,
the following guests greeting the
hostess and her attractive daughter,
Mrs. Upwall, who is a December
bride: Mrs. Gael Hoag, Mrs. Pros
Goumond, Mrs. Charles l.. Grier. Mrs.
James s. Bennett, Mrs Carroll
Morrill,, Mrs. Robert Baird, Mrs.
Percy Jackson. Mrs. Fred Hartley,
Mrs. Samuel Patrick, Mrs. Fred
West, Mrs Ray Bedding. Mrs. Frank
Duck. Mrs. Alfred Proctor. Mrs.
Jerry Kent. Mrs. Ray Bedding. Mrs.
Rathburn, and the Misses Harriet
Fulmer. .Bess Fulmer, Mildred Wet
more. Matson. Clyde and Jackson.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
his DIVORCED WIFE,

The love of one man for another
often outweighs his love for a wom-
an. A struggle between the two
emotions is one of the basic elements
on which is built the story of His
Divorced Wife, starring Monroe Sal
isbury, at the Rex Theatre Monday
night.
Salisbury is seen in his newest
Universal production as Ash Whip
pie, a blacksmith whose forge, like
his home, is located on the rugged
side of Little Thunder mountain, in
Kentucky. He wins the girl of his
choice, but even then his rivals for
the girls hand are not content to
let him enjoy his home and family.
A man is killed and the blacksmith's
eneimes accuse and convict him of
the crime after which his wife OBJ
tains a divorce.
Salisbury appeals to the majority
of any audience. and His Divorced
Wife" is a typical Salisbury produc-
ton with, of course, the added value
Of a new story and new surround
ings.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
..THE MIRACLE MAN.

Hailed by critics as one of the
greatest motion pictures ever pro-
duced, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fea-
ture, produced by George Loane
Tucker, .The Miracle Man. will be
d%isplaved at the Ely theatre on We'd
nesday and Thursday next. 1t is the
screen version of George NJ. Co
hans play that scored so emphatical-
~ on Broadway some years ago, and
which in turn was based on Frank l..
Faokard's famous novel. No picture
in recent months has had so much
praise lavished upon IT for the dra-
matte quality of its story. its keen
Characterization. and beautiful pho
Biography.
The story of THE Miracle Man
centers around an old patriarch of
the hills who has gained a reputation
for his power TO heal the sick and
crippled. To him come a banl of
INSCRIPTIONS crooks from ihe slums
of New York-Tom Burke, .neir lead.
err, Eose. the Frog. and the Dope
who have conceived the sch"m- :
capitalizing the healer's gift and tax
ing the money for themselves
What follows is n of the most alb.
sorbing stories ever unfolded on the
screen. In the hands of such tai
ented players as Thomas Meighan, FL
NOR Fair, Betty Compton. Lon
CLANCY. and w. Lawson Butt. the
development of the chief characters
under the influence of the deaf and
blind patriarch is portrayed with ad-
mirable skill.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Mrs. John Weber was the hostess
of an informal luncheon at her home
on Saturday which was enjoyed by
Mrs David Young. Mrs. George
Linsley and Mrs. Van Newman.
Cards followed the lunheon.
Mrs. Fred West and Mrs. Pros
Goumond have issued invitations for
an evening of cards to be given at
the home of Mrs. West next Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. David
Young and Mrs. Oscar Upwall.
Mrs. Devlin- is the guest Of her
daughter, Miss Lillian Devlin. at the
Steptoe hotel.
Honoring Mrs. David Young Mrs.
Van Newman and Mrs. j. ]. Raposa,
Mrs. Lee Murdoch dispensed hosni-
tally 10 a number of guests at a
happily planned party at her home
Wednesday evening. when hearts
was the game which afforded the
evenings diversion for the following
guests who enjoyed a delicious lunch
cor following cards: Mrs. David
Young, Mrs, Van Newman. Mrs. I.
J. Raposa, Mrs. John Weber. Mrs.
Pros Goumond, Mrs. Jay Brinton,
Mrs. Fred West and Mrs. James S.
Bennett.
Mrs. Frank Duck, who has recent
ly moved to McGill 10 make her
home, vas a guest of Mrs. Pros Gou-
mond over Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Neil McGill
are planning to leave Dol for a
pleasure trip through Arizona and
California.
Mrs. John Eager will entertain the
Amateur Bridge Club on Thursday.
Another enjoyable party Nf the
week given in honor of Mrs. David
Young was that given by Mrs. Ed
Willard Friday when cards provided
a delightful afternoons recreation
and followed a delicious luncheon.
Invited to share in Mrs, Millard s
pleasantly dispensed hospitality were
Mrs. Young, Mrs. John Weber, Mrs.
Osmond George Bates, Mrs. Nealy
II. Chaplin, Mrs. Watt II. Bishop,
Mrs. Samuel Patrick, Mrs. Frank e..
Swartz, Mrs. G. Waltham Weller,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Mrs. John Eager. Mrs. David Boyd
Smith. Mrs. Willis E. Meyers, Mrs.
Ray Belding, Mrs. Pros Goumond.
Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mrs. Jerry
Kent, Mrs. Ed White, Mrs. Fred
West, Mrs. Frances Root. Mrs.
Charles Chandler and Miss Virginia
Carothers.
The Thursday Bridge Club enjoyed
Mrs. David Boyd-Smith's hospitality
at its last meeting which convened
at the home of Mrs. Willis +. Mey-
ers.
Mrs. j. j. Raposa of Ogden is the
house guest of Mrs. Jay Brinton.
The Tuesday Evening FIVE Hun
dred Club will meeting next Monday
evening in place of the regular meet
ing time on TUESDAY when Mrs. Kent
will be the hostess to the club.
Mrs. r. II. Hoffman and Mrs. FL
lis have returned from a several
weeks visit in Kansas City.
After witnessing More Deadly
Than the Male" at the Ely Theatre
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Van New
man entertained with a merry little
gathering of friends at the home of
Mrs. John Weber. when cards and a
midnight supper occupied the guests
upon their return from the movies.
One table of card guests enjoyed
Mrs. Pros Goumond's hospitality Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. James S. Bennett entertained
with a theatre party. followed by
cards and a midnight supper, at her
home last night.
A foursome of bridge enjoyed Mrs.
John Eugene Callahan's hospitality
last evening.
Mrs. Aubrey Burkhart ,Bonham de-
parted for a three months visit in
the south Saturday morning.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Mrs. Harold Simonds Munroe was
the hostess TO the Thursday Club the
past week when the meeting con
vened at the University Club.
With Mrs. David Young az the
honor guest Mrs. David Boyd-Smith
has issued invitations for a card par
~ to e given at her home IN MeGin
Saturday, January 18th.
Mrs. /. {. {. Whitmore pleasantly
entertained ST. Bartholomew Guild
on Wednesday afternoon After re-
freshments a social hour and the
serving Of tea terminated the meet
ing.
The first social affair of the e
year given by the Woman's Club vas
a most enjoyable luncheon given by
this organization Saturday afternoon
at the Campfire club rooms in the
Richmar apartments. A beautiful
floral c%enterpiece graced the lunch
o table. which was surrounded by
thirty club members. who were serv-
ed by the Campfire Girls. Mrs
Miles gave a report on Child Welfare
and discussed the budget system of
housekeeping, and Doctor Michel
read n clever original poem which
was happily received by the guests
who were present at the pleasant
gathering which will be an inspira-
ton for other similar occasions of
this nature during the year.
Mrs. George Lnsley was numbered
among the delightful hostesses of the
week and dispensed hospitality to
card guests on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Mrs. David Young was
again the inspiration OF the occa-
sions which were attended on the
different days by Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Weber, Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs.
Watt Bishop. Mrs. Gael Hoag. Mrs.
Fred West. Mrs. Pros Goumond, Mrs
Percy Jackson, Mrs. Charles l..
Grier, Mrs. Jerry Kent, Mrs. Ed
Millard, Mrs. Willis Il. Meyers,
Mrs. David Boyd-Smith, Mrs. G..
Waltham Weller, Mrs. John Eager,
Mrs. z. Richardson, Mrs. s. Her
bert Williams, Mrs. George White
ley, Mrs. Ralph Bowdle, Mrs Aubrey
Burkhart Bonham, Mrs. Samuel Bass
| Gilbert. Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs.
Samuel Patrick.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

ing half of ii to Jean because of her
inspiration during the h~eartbreaking
ordeal OF working the claim. When
the father returns, he finds the girl
in a strange state of orrow In or
der to prevent the advances of the
brother, she has to tell him her Sc
cret, which has broken her heart,
honorable though she has been.
The scene of the story Sits to New
York, were Jean is made the victim
of a malicious program of blackmail.
The denouement of a complicated
state of affairs has been satisfyingly
evolved by the author. 1-11-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued last
Friday to Louis II. Steam of Shafterl
and Mrs. Elizaeth G. Goddard of
East Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

WANrED-Automobile mechanic
to take charge of small.
shop. Rare opportunity
for right mar p. o. Box 1872, Ely,
Nevada. 1-11-2t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Make Final Proof.

Final proof of homestead entry
was made this week before County
Clerk Oldfield by John r. Ferry of
Parker. and Mrs. May Miller Heusser
of Baker, Nevada.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

The Miracle Man made me play
the baby. In my opinion II is a mar
yelous picture
1-1-1t WILLIAM S. HART.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-01
WORDEN REALTY co.
sc Farmers Trust Bldg.
ain u.s. Open evenings

WORDEN REALTY co.
sc Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main lis. Open evenings.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Six room
and bath completely modern house {;
white enamel trim and oak floors
throughout; bath and lavatOry upstairs.
and lHvatory downstairs; large basement.
This property is in excellent condition /;
inside and out Large lot and beautiful
lawn; street improvements all in and
paid for; less than 10 minutes walk from
center Of city. Price $3.50.
Three completely modern bungalows :
hve rooms; large lots; built four years.
Price $500, easy terms.
In northwest section: completely mod
ern small apartment building; rooms
on each floor. Price $500.
In northwest section, completely mod
ern duplex; II rooms; excellent location;
blocks from center. Price very rea-
sOnable.
On California av; room home com
pletely modern; blocks from center.
Price $500.
Well known residence in northwest
part; Z rooms; lot. 301X23S; an excel
lent location spacious grounds with city
accOmm OdatiOns. Price very reasonable.
On Haney av.; one Of the best resi-
Dental parts of city; we have three all
modern homes beautifully finished with
every convenience. these homes have
been built about 4 years.
On Riverside DR.; beautiful completely
modern home: oak floors and trim large
living room; French doors; plenty OF
closet space and pantry; double garage;
lot 44x15S Price $3.50.
Suburban Homes on Dixie Highway
Before buying suburban property see
US as we always have a large list Of
suburban homes.
An excellent farm on paved Dixie
highway If 40 acres with every con
venience; extensive frontage; one block
from car line; good investment for q
development company. This is the lowest
priced farm along the road
on paved highway; one block from
street car IL acres Of land; one and
one half acres of timber: room home:
windmill; large barn and other build
ings, farm implements, cattle poultry,
etc, all go Price very reasonable
Three-quarter acres or land with
pleasant cottage, near NOtre Dame. .
minutes walk from car line. Price s.. 100,
easy terms.
six room home; partly modern; on
paved street. in good condition. six
blocks from center; a coming business
location. Price 81 500 $500 cash.
Eight room home: partly modern: I'm
good condition on paved street com
ing business location, good roomiug In
vestment: blocks from center. Price
-. 400, $500 cash
WCRDEN REALTY Co
10. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION>OF
CONDEMNATION.
CITY OF south Bend, Indiana, De-
r.nrtr.nnr1s % I.lnhILc Mnr..

partmeni OF Pubic AOfhs.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Park Commissioners Of
said Cisy az a meeting OF said Board
held on the 18th day Of March, 1920,
adopted O resolution for the apprO-
priation OF the following described
property. a tract or parcel Of land
bounded by a line running as fol-
lows. Beginning at a point in the
south line OF Dubail Avenue, eighty
one feet east OF the northeast corner
OF lot 81, Henry Studebaker's First
Addition and running thence south
parallel with and eighty-one feet
distant from the east line Of said
lot eighty-One Henry Stude bakers
First Addition and lot eighty-twO
Henry Studebaker's Second Addition
no the north line Of Dayton Street,
thence east fifty feet. thence north
20 a point In the south line Of Du-
bail Avenue fifty feet east Of be-
ginning thence fifty feet west tC the
place OF beginning
The property benehcially or injuri-
Ously affected by the opening Of said
High Street from Dubail Avenue 20
dayton Street IS included In the fol-
Rowing described district. bounded
a line running as follows viz.
ginning al the intersection Of the
ersection OF The center line OF the
south Of Broadway with the
er line OF the alley west Of Rush
and running thence east along
enter line OF said alley south
padway to the center line OF
street thence north 90 the
line OF that part OF Broadway
st OF High Street. thence
.e
ne center line of the alley
pale Avenue thence south
center OF said alley east
Avenue, and SAID line pro-
the center Of Indiana Ave
pee east along the center
diana Avenue 20 the center
ST alley east OF Dale Ave
ak Park Addition. thence
ing the center line OF said
OF Dale Avenue and said
duced 10 DunmOyer Avenue.
west along the center Of
Ter Avenue TO a point in the
inc OF the FIRST alley west of
|treet produced, thence north
tthe center line OF the said
west OF Rush Street produced
ne center line Of said alley to
place OF beginning.
The land hereby sought 20 be ap-
TrOpriated consists of tracts or par
GELS OF land all OF which is owned
10y Charles and Adelbert Kinyon, in
dividuals.
The object OF such appropriation
is the opening Of High Street from
Dubail Avenue TO Dayton Street and
converting the same into a pleasure
driveway or boulevard by so doing
connecting up the two sections of
High Street in the City Of South
Bend, Indiana.
said Board viii meet at 7-30 p. NJ.
on the eth day OF May, 1920. at it's
offices in the City Hail and receive
and hear Temonstrances from all
persons interested OF effected by
these proceedings.
CARL =. BRITTON,
w W. RIDENOUR.
GEORGE NJ. PLATNER,
RICHARD ELBEL.
Board Of Park Commissioners.
ARTHUR +. PERLEY, Sec'y.
Mar 24I31
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WANTED-A good steady man. Apply
IL y. Michigan ST. 1s84 I
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-An experienced salesman for
clothing and shoe store. Good wages
and permanent position Address News
Times Fo3 1871
Statesmen WANTED High grade
young man. extensive local acquaintance
20 sell stock Ia well established growing,
Indiana corporation. promotion STOCK
salesmen need not apply. good 0pp0rtu-
nifty for live, aggressive. young man. Co
operation furnished. See Mr. higgins,
Hotel Jefferson. > 90 r. n. ISL ]
WANTED-Ten good men for South
Bend and surrounding territory. those
who are willing 20 be taught how 90 sell
our line through our training course. Tie
men who possess intelligence, ambiE<Di
personality and an honest conviction, We
can offer a position that Wlll place them
in line for rapid promotion IN the latest
growing and greatest business In the
world. For Interview call up Electrical
Equipment Co, 123 ~ Main St l2u
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WANTED-Alan disnwasher. Apply Tn
ion restaurant $50 \ Michigan 81.
1913 April l.
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WANTHD-Grnders for foundry. Motor
Castings Co, cor. Nandalia Railroad
and Ecxmau ST 1892
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RIDE 4 bicycle and get there or
time Our Dayton and National carry 4
FIVE year guarantee. Best prices for cash.
Best terms for cash. NJ. E Gilman. 40
:. Michigan st oJO-tt
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FOR SALE

On Dubail av. q g room, modern
house for ......................$j $4,000
On Notre Dame St. between Colfax
and Lasalle av., room house;
on payments ...................' $500
On Fox ST, an ; room house with
garage .................... $500
On EDDY St. a room house; on
payments ...;:.......:.....'.... 1850
On Broadway. I room house: on
payments .....................l. $3.50
On Tut st, , room cottage; pay
ments ..:....................... 2,65O
On Z. Howard ST.. ; room house:
payments ..:...-.....-.-..-.., 2.eOo
On Linden av., @ room house and
lots for ...................... 2,35O
W. X McHENRY
90 Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 5I@5. IS6l-tf
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WORDEN REALTY CO.
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EXPERIENCED Automobile repair M
chauics T. W. Steinhart Co. 1881
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WANTED-Severai bright, energetic meA,
capable of earning upward OF 90 4
week We give thorough course II In
struction 10 liz YOU for he work OF rep
resentiug one Of O. biggest business
houses I'm South Bend Exceptional OPP
portunftv for advancement 10 those VINO
qualify. and a chance 10 build Orolt-
able business without investment on
your part Honesty, hustle and deter
minatiOn only qualifications necessary
Call John B-okenik. Hotel Nickel. De.
t,,-ear, n and no O'Clock "A m TG7 T.,
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L. FOR all-arouud work ia print
! lce 81 MANUFACTURED plant APP
fperson O'Brleu |aruisu Co.
1856
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WANTED - Day fireman and engineer.
Acme Mfg. Co, 80 Sycamore SO. 1911
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and women for steady
factory work Mishawaka Wooden Mfg
Co, Mishawaka. Ind. 1321-Apr17
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WANTED-GirIs IL 20 % years I'm office
To- use telephones experience NOT neces-
sarv. 21S y Michigan st. Room
1871
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NON-REsIDENT NOTICE.


State of Indiana 81 Joseph County.
SS.-St. Joseph county. in the st. Joseph
Superior court. February term, 1920.
William s. Nitka vs.. Agnes Nitka. Di-
vorce No. 1923.
- BE II Known. that the above-named
'plautim has filed iu the office Of the
clerk OF said court his complaint against
said Defendant In the above cause to-
gether with q proper affidavit that said
Defendant. Agnes Nitka, is not a resident
of the State 81 Indiana.
said Defendant Is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the 18TH
day Of Nav. 1920. the same being the Bird
day of the next term OF said court to
commence at the city Of South Bend. on
the 3rd Monday In May next ON which
day said Defendant is required to appear
10 said action.
WILBUR NJ WARMER. Clerk.
By MARGARET LUNG. Deputy.
Shively 4 Gilmer. attorneys for plaintiff
March 3t-April ia
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REBUILT BICYCLES az low prices ~
K. Gelman. 422 S. Michigan 81. slit
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South Bend Carpet Cleaning & Wcav
ing Co. 666 LapOrte av. Rugs secured.
resized and repaired. We make huT anG
rag rugs OF ali sizes Phone Main 80.
1850 II
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OFFICE HELP.

WHY NOT ENTER the high grade
Thomas Commercial school during April
Day and night sessions.
Graduates iu great demand in business
world. Best salaries; rapid advancement.
Send .Or copy. The Thomas school
Facts" Southeast corner Michigan and
Washington SITS. Entire third floor. Main
29O6 1888 Z
wANTED-Young people for office posi-
tions. A few months training in busi-
ness branches at the South Bend Bust
ness college essential Gail telephone or
write for catalog and detailed infOrma
tion Main col. Corner Michigan and
Monroe SITS 1374-Apru ..
WANTED Competent woman or girl for
office work prefer one with some
knowledge Of record keeping and apt in
handling phone orders Apply at HOll-
ingswOrth Turner Co, SD 5 Main 81.
1541-tf
wANTED-Next Monday is the date to
begin your business training day or
evening sessions Get catulog today.
The South Bend Business College. Corner
Michigan and Monroe SITS 137j-April
the south Bend Bust
ness college fully accredited by the
National Association Of Accredited Com
mercial Schools Booklet and CatalOg ex-
planning the advantages OF this recOgni-
ton free on request. Corner Michigan
and Monroe SITS Telephone Main SOL.
1876 April .
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meat. cement blocks gravel and coal.
These blocks are manufactured by myself
and are the best that money can buy.
Call Harry Polls, 1J11 Portage av. Phone
Main 2494 99O-tf