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Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
Bankhead Highway
 Approved as Part of
 Prima ary System

The Bankhead highway from Rodeo through Douglas, Bisbee, Tombstone, Benson and Tucson has been approved as the primary system by the secre- tary of agriculture, according to infor- nation received in the district yester- day. Civic organizations in each of the towns mentioned have been mak- ing the fight for the approval of the route for the past several months, and the announcement is the cause of much qualification becadse it assures sufficient federal aid money in future road development.
 The assistance of the state engi- neer's department was assured during the last session of the legislature when Senate Bill 63 was introduced by Sen ator Sims, of this county, receiving the endorsement of all southern coun- ties. This bill provided for the build ing of standard highway from Casa Grande to Gila Bend eliminating the Florence-Phoenix5 route and shortening the distance from Bisbee to the coast by almost hundred miles. During conference on this bill, the Tucson chamber of commerce was assured by the state engineer that the Bankhead route would be designated if they would withdraw their insistence on the passage of the bill The bill was pasesd in the senate but was defeated in the house by majority of only one, Representative Kinball, of Tucson, voting against the bill.
 The designation by the state engi- neer and the secretary of agriculture assures the standing of the Bankhead route from this time on.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
DR.F.E. SHINE, FORMER LOCAL
 SURGEON, DIES
Word of Illness Is Followed by Telegram Announcing
 Death of Physician

Dr. Francis Eppes Shine. former chief surgeon for the Copper Queen Branch, Phelps Dodge Corporation, and one of the most widely known medical authorities in the west. died Friday in the American hospital at Neuilly, near Paris. according to a cablegram received yesterday by M. J.. Cunningham, of this city.
 Doctor Shine, with Mrs. Shine and two of their children, Francis, and Elizabeth, had been in Europe for about two months. On August 26, ac- cording to letters received from Mrs. w. H. Brophy, who saw the Shines in Paris, Doctor Shine was not in the best health, but was not considered dangerously i'll. Miss Florence Gun ningham, who was in Paris with Mrs. Brophy wrote to her father recently that Doctor Shines condition was alarming. This letter was received Saturday. On Sunday MT. Cunning ham received the cablegram announc- ing Doctor Shines death. The Shines had planned to start on their return to the United States on September 16. No word regarding funeral arrange ments or where burial is to take place has been received here.
 Dr. Shine came to Bisbee about the year 1904 to take the position as head of the medical department of the Cop per Queen Consolidated Mining com rany and afterwards was head of that
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

administration of public affairs. I an convinced that never in the his tory of our state were the people af- forded an opportunity to secure the services of a man who possessed more ability, more honesty and more integ- rity than is to be found in MT. Ward. I shall cast my vote for MT. Ward on September 12 and I earnestly urge that all taxpayers, all voters who de- sire fair, economical and just state government, rally to the support of MT. Wards candidacy on primary cleo tion day. He never has been, and never will be a sound-board or rub Der stamp for any religious, political or social class or creed"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
GOVERNMENT
 AIR OFFICER DROWNS

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Sept. h. Major C. MacLauren. officer in charge of the dominion government air sta tion here, was drowned today when the seaplane which he was piloting plunged into four feet of water on the beach near Point Grey. The body was not recovered. It is believed that it cannot be released until the machine is righted and hauled ashore.
 John R. Duncan, a passenger, and A. L. Hartridge, mechanician were l. iured
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.

Reports that Mrs. Ben Watts was dangerously injured by falling at the swimming pool Sunday. were declared last night to be exaggerated. While Mrs. Watts was slightly injured it was said, at no time was the injury considered serious. One report swell ed yesterday until it was falsely rum ored that Mrs. Watts was dying. She was last night reported rapidly near ing complete recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
Enrolment Drops
 Since Last Term;
 2,263 Students Now

Enrolment in Warren District schools for the first week of the fall term was 2263, according to Superin- tendent E. Q. Snyder. This total is 374 less than enrolment during the month of June.
 The following figures show the en- rolment in the various schools: elemen tary schools, now-1610, June-1S34; 1; Horace Mann Junior high school, now -203, June-227; James Douglas Jun. for high school, now-142, June 136; Bancroft Junior high school, now-124, June-126; senior high school, now 2S4, June-314.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
cARn OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends. the K. of P's and Pythian Sisters for their kindness to us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father.
 Ars. Dayton Graham and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

department for the Phelps Dodge cor poration and the Fl Paso and South western railroad. AS a surgeon Dr. Shine ranked among the best in this country.
 Several years ago he resigned his position with the mining company and went to Los Angeles where he had attracted wide attention and had built up a good practice in that city. He with his family went to France dur ing the early part of the summer.
 Deceased was born in St. Augustine Florida. He was the son of William Francis and Mary Jefferson Eppes Shine and great grandson of Thomas Jefferson. Dr. Shine was graduated from the university of Virginia in 1899. He was instructor and chief of the medical department of Cornell un- iversity, New York, 1901 to 1903.
 For a number of years while he re- sided in Arizona he was an important factor in politics. In the year 1912 he was a delegate from Arizona to the national democratic convention in Baltimore when Woodrow Wilson was for the first time nominated for pres ident.
 He was a member of the Arizona chapter of the Sons of the American revolution and served on the state board of medical examiners.
 Dr. Shine was married in 1904 to Mice Annie pakar EJfc uidow and three children survive him, Frances Eppes. Jr., Randolph Eppes and Eliz- abeth Eppes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
LocaLBriefs
RETURNS FROM EAST

. William Bucket returned Sunday night from six weeks trip in the east where he represented local Eagles at St. Paul. He visited rela- tives in Minneapolis and Sycamore, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
FORM PARTNERSHIP

' According to word received here yesterday, Judge s. IL. Pattee, of Tue son, has rendered his resignation as judge of the superior court of Pima County to take effect october l. On that date the judge will form law partnership with Frank E. Curly of Tucson. The firm will be known as "Curley and Pattee."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
REPORTED BETTER

Judge McKinzie. of Lowell. who is ill in the Copper Queen hospital, was reported as somewhat better yester- day. His daughter Miss Florence, has returned from California to be at his bedside.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
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 Blackheads and Skin Eruptions.

A boil is a volcano.-your blood is % chuck fun of poisons that these boiling up" until you destroy them
 completely by the use of s. s. S., one of the most powerful blood-cleansers known to science. s. s. s. has stood the test of time. The power of its ingredients is acknowledged by auth critics. Its medicinal ingredients are guaranteed to be purely v getabla Right off, 1t clears the skin of pina- |ples, boils. blotches. blackheads, acne, Ieczema, rash and other skin oruptions, and does it thoroughly. It drives out iof the blood impurities which cause makes the blood rich and pure builds up lost flesh. It helps to manufacture new blood cells,-that's one of its secrets. s. s. s. is sold at all drug stores, in two sizes. The lar
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12
OVERLAND To-NEeRAsKA

William Kirkland and Harry Sim mers left Sunday for various points in Nebraska to be gone for several weeks. They are making the trip overland.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

A vote for Henry Bolmfalk is vote to restore harmony in the Democratic party of Cochise county and to return the sheriff's office to democratic con trol. fire Adv. 9-12.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

Philadelphia Pa, annually gets more than 21,000,OO0 quarts of milk by mo- tor truck.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

Instrument for charging storage batteries at home is on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

Stockholders of the Pitts Manufac-. turing Co, are requested to meet at the City Hall, P. M., Thursday, the 14th.
 L. T. FRAZIER,
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-12

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 No Cooking - Hou-ishing - Dizestble
New Britain herald., 1922-05-05
Make Your Own BUG KILLER
 P. D. 0.

You can easily make at home full quart of the strongest bug-killer for 35c, enough to killa million bedbugs, reaches, fleas and ants. This recipe will not burn, rot or stain clothing, and is entirely different from any other formula we know of, as this will kill the eggs.
 Procure of your druggist 36c package of (Pesky Devils Quetus) P. D. e. then you will have the chemical made expressly to rid Hotels. Hospitals and dwellings of pesky bedbugs and other insects.
 Impossible for the pesky devils to exist with the proper use of P. D. Q.
 Special Hospital size s2.5o--makes five gallons. double strength, liquid form.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-05
Mew Books at tie Institute

THE FLuTTER OF THE COLD
 LEAF by Q, T. Dargan and F,
 Peterson. -.. @
 "The plays in this volume are all Of delicate and fine feeling The Journey by Mrs. nargan alone-is exquisite in poetic imagery, clearly visuai2ed and teRitimately dramatic, ' Literary Rcyew
 LIFE AND LETTERS OF SIR WILL
 FRED LAT RlER. by e, D, Skol-
 ton
 "The preparation of this biography Is accomplished in workmanlikc rash- ion and its two volumes have TO- mantle appeal They contain many photographic portraits of leaders in Canadian affairs, and they are equip ped with a seryiceable index" Bos- ton Transcript
 MAGNETOS, by A. P. Young. MANHOOD OF HUMANITY, by AL
 fred Korzybskl.
 "There is much that is inspiring in Count kor2ybski's book. His deep in- terest in the welfare of his fellow men. his feryent enthusiasm for hu- man improvement, cannot fail 10 win the sympathy of his readers, " --Boston Transcript.
 MY BOHEMIAN DAYS. by Harry
 Furniss
 Mir Furniss recalls some of the Bohemian havens (of I.ondon) and pleasantly portrays numerous celebri- ties who were denizens of the happy country, or loved its free-and easy ways. Actors, journalists, artists and members Of both houses of parlia- ment, figure in Mir. f'urniss' gallery. Amusing stories are scattered through the inclusion of reproductions of the artistauthor's clever drawings" PAINTED WINDOWS. by a Gentle
 man With a Duster.
 " Painted Windows takes up in d series of chapters the leading person alities in different denominations of the Christian church in England. He discusses the position of traditional theology and the diverse schools of thought in the established church. He devotes chapters also to leaders of the -Conformist churches, not emitting the Salvation Army To those who are interested in current religious and theological controversies the book Is well worth reading. ."-Reyiew of Reviews.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING, by Clarence
New Britain herald., 1922-05-05

mism of many similar works, "-Times (Lohdon Lit supp TRADITION AND PROGRESS, by
 Gilbert Murray,
 Thanks to his freshness, his happy gift of illustration. and his style, he Is master Of persuasive prose. ."- Saturday Review
 WORKING LIFE OF WOMEN IN
 THE i7TH CENTURY, by Alice
 Clark,
 "The study reveals the fact that men and women were considered co- supporters Of their children until the oapitalistie system removed women from productive enterprise to be sup ported by men. Clearly and inter estingly written."-A. l., A, Booklist GoLDIE GREEN, by Samuel Mer-
 win, .-. K1MONA, by John Paris.
 "Story of the marriage of an Eng fish naval officer to a wealthy Jap anese girl who has been brought IF in Europe
 e. F. D., by Lee Thayer.
 Peter Clancy. red haired detec- tive, is the hero of this first-rate mystery story. The interest in the persons involved and in the rapidly moving events is well sustained; and the opening situation of the murdered man found on the terrace of the wealthy Louis Hoods estate excites real curiosity, "-Literary Review. RAINIER SHADE AMALGAMATION
 by J. $. Fletcher.
 MT, Fletcher has an ingenious fancy, a fluent style, and a commend able regard for the plausible. quali- ties that make his detective stories engaging reading"
 VANISHING POINT. by Coningsby
 Dawson.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-05

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 "The chief value Of the book is it's excellent organization of the large variety of activities which make up a worthy course in public speaking School Review.
 RAILROADS AND GOVERNMENT,
 by T. II. Dixon.
 "The book is q study of relations between government and railroads in the U. S from 19t0-192l. The author takes up the period of federal regu- laton up to 1916, then the period of the war and finally the return to private operation .ROBINSON'S MANUAL OF RADIO
 TELEGRAPHY AND TELE-
 PHONY, by $. s. Robinson.
 othea H. Scoville.
 Methods of teaching safe conduct to children are taught in lessons deal inTn with fire prevention, swimming, gas and electricity. the right of way, falls, and numerous other dangers that threaten children. The volume has been prepared for use in school and home '-Survey.
 STRUGGLE FOR POWER IN EU-
 ROPE, 19i7-1921, by Dr. L. Ha-
 den Quest.
 Tt is useful and thoughtful work comprising much which is interesting, especially the account of a conversa- tion with Levin. The book is agree Iably free from the unbalanced pessi-
New Britain herald., 1922-05-05
DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS AT LOW PRICE.

Squibb's Oil--75c. Pluto Water-25c. Moth Balls and Flakes-17c Grape Juice-3ec, 55c. Extract Witch Hazel-5c, 25c, 45c. Saco Beef, Iron and Wine-75c. Peroxide Hydrogen-25c. Saco Milk Magnesia-25c. Lyons Rosemary and Sulphur-59c Special Blend Cofee-25c Lb.-2 for 45c PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL AND
 TELEPHONE ORDERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11

AUTOMOBILES
AntomoblIcs - saIc.

BUICK 4 SEDAN 10 Passenger, fully
equipped mechanically good. Priced
% sen. Soc owner. 41f y. Tayl2r g.
1922 CHEVROLET sedan Only driven
100 miles 1921 FB touring Al con
d.tir1
EESTLLE AUTO SALES co.
80 T. IS. West Main rs
iGo0 DODGE Touring car. Al cond tion
Car just 31cple,el y.overhau led Terms
% suii buyer
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTOR CO.
10O-l 10 Lincoln WAY East
1871 FORD coupe looks llEe rev.
1901 Ford touring.
1890 C-I t0u-lng
SeveraI II. IS 10 Fords q. your own
prices a1d terms
BESSIE AUTO SALES CO
.f3 lincoln Wav West Main rs
FOR SALF-l021 Ford roadster with
commercial body, In Al condition
Is4 . r.Eut Cor quick sale
1921 Ford coupe Tor sale. Good
C0ndit on
1921 FORD sedan for sale Good con
Ciri0u.
1871 Forl touring Tor sale Good
ga Lincoln way West
FOR SALE-Reo Speed Wagon Al con
d.tion icheapi. % y. Malu s.. Home
event nee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11

INDEN TO tLAssFItATIOSs
NDJNCEMENI
DEATHS
Sin Memorials
Card ~ Thanks
f-Fuueral Directors
Pun, ral Flowers.
C-Cemetery Lots. Aon1m Ms.
lodge Notices.
>-tomiuH Events.
s-pfrsuUEie
-0-isos. and Found
AUTOMOBILES
ff-Autumuhlles for sale.
1--Mot0rcycIps aud Bicycles.
13-Automoh.les for Exchange.
14-Auto Accessories
15-Service stations Repairing.
lG-Auto Livery Garages
17-WIIted -Autamoblles.
RI SIN .~S SERVICE
fs-Eusi0ess Service offered.
1H- EuiliIlg- Contracting
10 Heating and Plumbing.
.f-insuuuce
Millinery prs-s rlazi1-
.1-MovluE. IrIcsinE. Storage.
e. Painting i'1u.rluE.
-5-I'atruf Attorneys
-d-I'riHf Stationery.
20 Professional Services.
&s-ReHa'rlu-
90 Ecaoval.ue aud Dyelng
.--IalInr.u- and Pressing.
I-Wantej business Service.
EMPLOYMENT
f-He'p Wanted Male
81 Hen wanted Male or Female
81 Sal-~me. ana Agents.
s-s ',uat.'ns Manted- Female.
Ss-Fusiuess Opportunities
% lrves tueats STOCKS, Bonds
4i-Mouey tn Loan
ti-Narled To borrow
INSTRT CTIO%
80 -.rrpe ruHdruep CaurEcs
E-LocHl Instruct ION Glasses.
g Musical Dancing Dramatic.
s-Triv1fe instruction.
Fb-WaDts -Iu>rr urtiuu
LIVESTOCK
E-DaE7. Cats Pets
t--liarse-. Cattle. FtIle'-g.
tn-Foul.rv aul Supplies
5O-Nauted- livestock
MERCHANDISE
61-Artlr'rs for sale
20 business Equipment
si-Foats and Accessories.
Ga Building Materials
ft-F8rm and Dairy Products.
Hi-Fuel and Feed
a--troI Things 20 Eat
Es-Home made Things
5a-Uouseho'd Goods
Ca JeweIrv and Watches
81 Machinery and Tools
te-NUsIrI' i1~ rumeHis
e3->ra Plants. Fertilizers.
ef-Sre-i5l 1t fha Stores
65-Wearivc Apparel
05-Wau.rd ITO Bay
ROOMS AND BOARD
G5-Booms with Board
HS-Rooms without Board
Ci-Eooms for Housekeeping.
so-N1rat'ou Places
1f-Whe-e % El-
12-Where fe Stop In Town.
-5-WJ1.ed Rooms Roard
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
"a nar'meurs ana Flats
R#l moss E s.r..e Fl- na-h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
WHTTC0NfR r TELLER
DIXIE HIGHWAY

o., acre vlth su s-ro0in home. Hst
furnace. bath a1L electric light. bed
rooms sad closets. lsrge basslnf n ,
vcrlouf klnds ~ Genie: garage snl
chIcE.u bop%a. cas-: rroataE@ Posses-
sion given w.thi1 sho-t t'ue In.s
sa vary attractive suburban h0nl
Cor rsusou 81 lie price
E--aarzF
ls-uHr- ITIs' Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11

~ ~ AN'Ll = rs
For 2 first paVmeut 81 go - and
talanre in weekly payments We win
build you q comfortable three roor1
oottsEo. wltd electric rghts located
in SoUthWore Park q few blocks eHst
% Spr'n ghro0k md from two 90 fuu-
blocks from south side car l'ne Amer
lean neiEhhoshood and new school
tight on the addition. improvements
except pavement. ga on part % prop
erty snl going iu on reua!nder: loCa-
ton convenient for nan working %
either South Ben3 o. MishsNabs. No
B'gners or endorse-g required
You csu select y0ur los now sud
pay sioug on e until Won have PAID
80 $50 90 and we will busld for you.
II you are tirpd living IN Fight
.hoUsekeep ping rooms. paying high rent
yen cannot afford To overlook this op-
portuuitv. Come 81 and see rs or
phone ne office AMI wc VII take you
out any time.
NfEvEPg Long CORPORATION
col Farmers Trust B'dg Main T54
Open evenings. Z 90 y. m.
FOR prnmpt and personal attention list
your property for rent OF sale with -
a. L. RT'LTSOE.
GO Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 1907
BOOMING HOTSE-For sale: 30 rooms.
furnished. modern. central: all rented /:
money maker owne B. Windle. go
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11

WHEN NC~ wart asses CO garbage
l4-ied CAN Main 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale

BJNGALOw-Flr r-oras- bstn. 5odsrs /:
lsrge basement. Immediate p0eseea Ga.
$3.50 Wesley FanVslin. e2s warmers
Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11

looms :, hout Board Cs
W COLEAN. --4-TsVa GLsu-.l--. mod
-ra sleeping ICONS. ,sv1ts-y ana ShoX-
- il r5-Is suitable f1- =. az Ier-
SONS
EIGHTH 81 60 1ivs- ParE. rar1isEel
room f1- rem. Cal a-.cr G :. ~
FOR RENT-To -e5Hsd gentleman nice
j. furnished sleeping ro0u. Close 81
Cah Nsin f6-i.
FOR RENT 4 Desirable front room
dose 'l O. responsible patty. ws0 VIII
appreciate d gu-e- lH me- c.. ~ 2S,5
af.er p. %.
FuG RENT-Daub.e aIl single eell
furnished 400 Ie-1 sleeping room. .fI
rs Wa-uin=-7u s.. Na.a 5r,4.
3 LATt --ETTE BLVD 5IJ-Ou- form
-sleH com. suitable Tor one o. two
Ev- steam beat
LAFAA rTE BLVD. s. tS0l-For req.
-4c- arg- font bedroom everything
modern: suitable to- or . gentlemen
Main 2O7f
". WASHINGTON. 90 Large IRON,
sleeping room strt-tly MADEIRA
gentlemen only. Lincoln siGo
CALL NAIN SGD fe- modern rooms DO.
AMI cold water a1d bath Ia room ga
rage g desired.
LARGE f-C-t sleeping room. modern.
suf-s be far gentlemen modern
hioelz center private r1nll~- rhuUf
ff~rrfo cen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
Situations wonted-Female SO

POSITION WANTED-Ry white maid to
do general hoURewOrk and go home
nights 1910 W. sample. Lincoln coz
Young WIDOW with : year old girl
wants position as hOusekeeper in
widower's or elderly c0uple's home.
VIII furnish reference Call Misha-
wota 80 Ask for Ms ana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
wHrrcoNR ; KELLER z Z.

n HIf|INH = htI.l.EE
EDGEWATER DRIVE
A rer. roaU hcrle n unusual d.
sign. an eeptiolslIF large wing
room wth orsl fireplace solid oak
er1rs rrd trfsl lu living room "a ale-
Inc ROOM s large bedrooms with lsFEs
r'Csetg hr',t-Il tuh lH hEth SOON: y.
fra linen closet. fuil casensal vita
Iauudrv connect sons aad hoor GrHtE
L0l lsrF~s than thc lTasagt TAR
home aud location Eiil hetr q thsrsuzb
.nv=stIEattou ~ disc ralza-iur hsysr~
h-1-oEae.s terms given.
n ttAD
rs-ss-rN T-~as prFr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
BUSINESS SERVICE
Electrical Work

KIM ELECTBIC sH0P-52i = TefeF-
son. S,e ~ FOR al kinds of electrical
WORK. Estimates furnished. Phone
Main no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Gets. Pets. -
EI IT. PUPPIES FOR sale; weeks Old.
Git s. Main -
COZ L. SA,ptr1 Gos Cor rale. cheap Z
taken az once. Can I-l5-7
TNftIANApDLIS Dog Market az Mass
Av.. Iudi4uGrolS. Ind Dogs - every
r-e-r Tor sale .t all t.Ec- Write Us
Won. vaults.
WHITE SCOTCH C0ILIE-sr7v ears
aul brown soo- ou head Reward -
returned to % $. Main s: L.1culn
Rf-f
Horses, Garlic. Vehicles. -
SADDLE SFS-For sale or re1t: 10
-eq- ~ Na'r
Poultry arf Supplies. 40
FOE SALL-Tec Blaa AaHu White
LeEhe-l eos levels. CAN Nan 1852
EGGS are ai-h ara 8Grar ei1z lo pr.se
TO make your chickens lay ~ THIS sea-
son - Gle YEAR. you uGst iced protein
rt sour Kind the ar1te,1 iu t1ukaga
made f-1-u fresh bone 1Ei blood IS
caP ~ tl best -rE producers yoc
can Feed o. 10. 3. I5d b.. b7-s IN
tr~-pauS afo y Main 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
EMPLOYMENT
Help wantcd-Sinlc
HeIp-Male or Female

EARN Si0-S2O weekly, doing fancy WOrs
az home: materials furnished stamp
brings parrfcuIars- Reliable studios
CIVIC matt o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-11
ROOMS AND BOARD

NNUOIIIN "
FOR EENT-S.ccle or double Furnished
sleeping rooms. = meals i desired e.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR 3 or r1uuT
81 Ctl-Uer U-I.ls tY -uoL together. 81
strictly La dem. private home: IA
l.oess from Miami car lie. So = ul-
bail av