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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21
Judge Douglas Hands il His Case!

Magistrate C. W. Douglas has sent
I'D the following Ses from his cour;
FOR action at the approaching term O.
the general sessions court:
For violation OF the prohibition
law, Is.
Rape, l.
Assault with adly weapon aHc
assault and battery with intent te
i:;H. :.
Grand larceny, s.
Adultery, /.
Forgery, /.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21

The School Improvement associa-
ton meeting at Saluda school was
well attended on Saturday night
when a health program was given.
DR.. John B. Settler, chairman CT the
chapter, and Mr.. II. r. Cveroy. Roll
Call chairman, spoke Ct the plans OF
the Red Gross and the urgent need OF
support. SO well was the cause re
ccived .ha: ro one Of the seven per-
sons present called ucon tc make the
Rcll C2!l dcEurred, but each took
the material w;;h thoroughly good
Split. Mrs. 2. c. Hunter had divid-
ed the district into seven parts ana
had The names Of the people each
person was to see.
What about the speakers bureau
sending some enc to your community
neeting?'
Sadie Goggans,
! Cl...irn.sn Speakers Bureau.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21

No one knows what the future has
in store, but it is a store where you
must 20 after what sou want.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21
Mrs. J. y. MctaIl.
Secretary.

RaonOt
~ - =. -.

:ar least one hundred dead estimat-
d - tho Caii> earthquake. terrific
convyls;on felt for more tilsn 1900
niles: toe !;oor cf ocean causing
:,,:'g;a: recession cf waters along coast.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21
q r. p. Bazaar

December 18th is the date Of the
A. r. P bazaar A fuller notice vii;
appear later.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21

There never has been enough
preachers il: the world . O. around.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21

1855. With his passing the prison
lost a unique figure. His death was
sudden, coming before medical atten-
ton could be summoned. He was
over a. vaars of age rio
Early in the morning he had been
let out of his cell to get a drink Of
water and again at o'clock he was.
let out. He complained to his cell
mate, James Faulkner, of terrible
burning in MS heart" but Faulkner
did not suspect anything serious. A
few moments later Faulkner told Dan
his feet were cold and Dan replied
that she felt peculiar" a feeling that
he had never experienced before.
With a sigh Dan turned over and
said, God bless you. my boy," and
passed to the other world.
Dr.. R. 7. Jennings, penitent:ary
| physician, examined the body and
pronounced death due to apoplexy.
! Coroner Scott was notified, but after
consultation decided that an IN
quest was not necessary
Dan had served nearly quarter
of a century il the penitentlary and
until the riot there some months ago
had been happy. He ran little store
! in the prison yard and had accunlu-
lated good deal of money from MS
sales of soft drinks, tobacco and 9TH
er articles. After the riot at the
prison some of the hard boiled .
prisoners thought Dan had taken the
side ofethe authorities and, according
10 his story, were latter" him. fSe
expressed desire to leave because
the men were getting TOO rough" foE
him.
Colonel Was HIS Friend
Gel. 4. X. Sanders, superintendent
of the penitentiary. has always .bs,
friended Dan and the aged prisone.
almos. worshiped the colonel. He
often sad he would never leave as
long as Colonel Sanders remained su'
oerintendent ard when the pardon
board recommended that the govern
or grant him ful! executive c!emencE
ne announced that he would moi
leave. Governor Cooper never offer,
ed the pardon, but the pardon boarc
favored clemency for Dan. 49,.
Il was only last year that Dan was
brought up Tie street TO a moving
picture show. the first E.e t2d even
seen. Colonel Sanders brought the
Old man BY town and gave him tx
;re&e CT his life By riding him around
shc streets. carrying him TO show
and riding him on an elevator. i
WIS Dams fgst Joy trip" the frs
time he had ever ridden in an auto
mobile and an elevator and he wa:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21

viii mee: With Mrs. Jas. c. kinard
on Friday, Nov. Gath. at O'clock.
This is the tillle for payment Of an
nual dues.
Mrs. W. H. Hunt,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-21
Jasper Ckapter , A. z.

G.: ir:1:sn Speakers Bureau.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

Tuesday at 4 one o'clock luncheon.
There We're four tables. datntiiy APP
pointed, and an elaborate course
luncheon was served. Ionors in tho
cards were made by Mrs ". D. stew
art and Mrs. W 4 buchanan, and
the club viii meet in two weeks with
Mrs S. A. Bell Of Highland street.
Mrs. Susan Names ard daughter.
Eva OF Renss elaer. were the guests OF
friends here yesterday.
Novel Entertainment
for a Worthy Benefit
A. 4 Reasonable Price
Tonight
Al X c. Hall
Proceeds 20
Evelyn Gregory Fund. 2.a3-1
The history department Q. the Ham"
nlond Woman's Club Will meet with
Mrs. Harry Gerber IN her home. ia
Dyer boulevard. on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark Wagner VIII have the
study program, and the subject viii
be Explorations n the Land o. the
Incas."
Tie revlva. meeting "a tho First
Christian church, corner Calumet ave
nue. and Sumner boulevard. viii be-
gin this evening. sIr. Day Of Indi-
annapolis IS tho evangelist and Mr.. r.
Paul Arnold IS the singing evangelist
Meetings viii start promptly at seven
uhlrt.-five o'clock.
Miss Ruth Lovgren, small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Loygren OF Waltham
street, entertained al Washington
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
CHATS WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN

We want you 10 limit the
amount of gas you use to
YOUR exact needs. Here are
a few ways to do it:
If YOU are boiling water,
do not heat a quart when a
pint IS enough. When the
water comes TO a boiling
point and you wish to keep
If there, it Is not necessary
TO leave the gas on full TO do
so. Tuu it down. Water
violently agitated with trc-
mendous heat under it is
only escaping in the form
of steam.
a watched pot never
boils,'' they say, because in
watching it you remove the
cover and part of the heat
escapes Keep the covers of
utensils Oh when it is pos
sible and have covers fit
properly.
Always Light the gas after,
not before, you have placed
The utensil over the burner.
Also turn out the gas before.
not after taking the utensil
of the range. In the course
Of year, this little rule In
itself viii well repay your
care
Northern Indiana Gas and
Electric Company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

fell over the court train. She carried
@ shower bouquet Of roses and lilies
OF the valley Miss Marian Nessel or
Hammond was the maid of honor ana
Mrs Albert Meyer was bridesmaid.
They wore dainty frocks OF white
georgette and carried pink roses. Ed
ward Barth and James Mooney were
the groom's attendants.
immediately after the ceremony. an
elaborate and perfectly appointed we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents TO eighty
Ave guests. The rooms were attrac-
tive with palms, ferns and baskets OF
pink and white cut flowers. The
young couple were the recipients Of
many handsome gifts from friends to-
gether with their hearty good wishe.
Mrs Olsen IS popular young lady
Of Lansing and IS quite Wei known
in Hammond where sho has relatives
and many friends The groom. who
IS in the employ OF the standard Oh
Company Of Whiting. has q PROMISES
future. lie IS one 81 Hammond's
estima0le young men. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olsen Will make heir homo IN q cot
tage on state ct after j bricc honey
moon.
The Lady Maccabecs VII give q
pedro party on Friday night at the
homo OF Mrs. Harley Survant. Al
summer boulevard
Miss Clara sass OK Murray street.
who has been II Tor the past two
weeks, Is getting along nicely.
A pretty little tea-portv was given
yesterday. when Miss Ruth chaplin,
Miss Katherine and Master George en-
tertained at luncheon IN their home
On Highland street The table had
a most attractive centerpi ece-a d.
minutive George Washington. with
velvet coat powdered Wig and plumed
trieoTn. mounted on g. white Pony. A.
each place was 4 small "tubbed- cher
~ tree, the base well nlied with
candies. The luncheon was especial
~ pleasing, and was followed by a
matinee at the Parthenon, where they
saw "Mouy-O-o The guests were Miss
Beth Bunncll. Miss Catherine Rohrer
and Miss Marjorie Dickson.
There vii Sc an exceptionally GOOD
organ recital III st. Tauls Lutheran
church on sunday evening, February
the twenty-ssxth when Carl Rup-
precht, organist OF 81. Lul1e's Luth-
eran church IN Chicago. viii offer
program OF twelve numbers. assisted
BY St Pauls choir. \ large attend
anoe is expected. III thai this occasion
viii be worthy one
MISC Caroline Holman della Atfuliy
entertained at dinner on Monday
evening in her home on Mason street.
IN celebration 81 hor seventeenth
birthday There were covers Tor sew
en-, and tho t@ole was very attractive
wita i BASKET o. spring flowers. a
delicious courae dinner Was served. af-
ter which tie Young ladies enjoyed
music and dancing Miss Caroline re-
ceived a number Of dainty and pretty
gifts. together with her friends
hearty good wishes.
Father Dufrane os Peru, md, has
returned to ais home after spending
some time with lis parents, Mt. and
Mrs. Peter DlErans of Highland
street
Mrs. Anna Moran entertained the I
ladies' or the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club fl her home on Mason street last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
BAKE SALE.

Toothsone dainties Srieed cookie.
Everything good t. cat. All these you
will find at tho sale OF home balz .
goods 10 De given on Saturday by the
Ladies AID Society os the centenar.
n. L. church, in the easement 81 tile
building. Especially attractive offer
Will be. Bread. 10 d e5c loaf; parker
house rolls. 25c doz.; coffee cake 20 <
soc: oatmeal cookies, 25c. and plaia
cookies. zoe doz.; doughruts, CSC COZ
cakes OF AL kinds from CSC TO 500; q
pie. rnince, cherry, aprico-s. ratsins, lo-
gan berry and raspberry pes, 25c
lemon cream. cocoanut. cream. carne
chocolate. cust2rd, soc. pineapple. us
mana pic COO; baked beans, 15c ID, .
lbs. sc. potato salad. l5c 10. lbs. o5o.
orders taken aad deliveries made. Cali
Phone G15-J, 3567 and -st5 e---
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
BARrH-oLsEN WEDDING.

4 pretty Wedding was solemnized
yesterday morning at ten o'clock IN
81. AIMS church or Lansing, HI. when
Miss Emily Barth. daughter OF 1fr.
and Mrs. Leo Barth. became the bride
OF Albert Olsen. The ceremony was
performed By the e., Father Mar
tin and Afr. D---al Lispcomb was the
organlst. Mass and several solos
were sung during tbs services.
Lohengrlns wedding march was
beautifully played as the bridal party
entered the church.
The bride was lovely IN a gown OF
scquin-.tudded georgettc over a slip
OF ivory satin. The tulle veil was
caught with lilies cl the valley and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

o. the charter and the instituting OF
The society Every mother. wife. sis
ter and daughter Of an overseas vet
eran IS invited to join and be present
on this occasion. There is boundless
work 20 be done for the men who
served tho country during the war.
Mrs. Albert Gehrlng OF Calumet ave
nue. who has been quite III for the ma s.
two weeks Is slowly improving.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MCCULLOUGH and
son OF Garfield avenue left this morn
ing for motor trip and will tour the
south. They will visit Mr.. Mcs-ul-
lough's father and his uncle in Louis
VILE, Ky
Who IS Responsible This Ques-
tion Will be answered by Rabbi julius
Rappaport IN his sermon to be deliy-
cred on Friday evening. February the
twenty-fourth, n the synagogue. Tho
subject win refer 70 the scandalous
conditions in Hollywood. Calf. Serv-
Ices VIII begin a eight cclock.
Tho League 90 Women Voters in
Gary has been disbandeG because Of
non attendance.
The Woman's -Auxilisry Or the Amer
lean Legion was charmingiy enter,a4n-
ed last evening at the homo Of Mrs. f.
H. Leary Of Logan street. when they
enjoyed a Martha Washington silver
tea Dainty appointments and ex-
quisite silver service adorned the tea
table, and Mrs. " +. IIcwat and Mrs
W. M Bigger poured. a delightful
program was arranged by Mrs r
s. Powley. Miss Emily Lower7 and
Miss Mary Stevens Tho function was
a pleasing one, and a neat SUM was
realized for an emergency fund
Arrangements are bong made T.
conduct . local institute Tor The W. c.
7. IT, of Hammond 5 meeting WIN
be held in the court house on Friday
eveulng a. eight O'Clock FOR tlis pur-
pose. and i IS desired that the three
local unions o1 Hammond shall be
we'll represented st THIS gathering
Accordingly. an urgent request Is
made to every " e. T. [. member
to BE present.
Don't forget the Pie social that Is
% be held in the Trinity church par
lors. corner Waltham street and Park
Place, this evening al eight o'clock
Home-baAed pies, coffee and ice cream
viii ne served and everybody is vel
come.
The Lady Vikings wal have a
pedro and bunco part Friday even
ing. February the twenty-tourth. in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
CONCERT AND
THEATER EVENING

Given ~ German Beneficial Union.
Sunday. Feb. IS. al eight O'CLOCK at
the Germania Club Hall. corner sohl
and Indiana. Both English and Ger
man singing. Tickets 50c. Come and
bring your friends 2-23-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
YOU DON'T WANT
TO MISS THIS

Theatre Concert and Dance suudsy
night. Feb. a6th. Begins : p. m. a
Cicrmania Club. corner sohl and Ind
ana avenue Come early to sccut1
good seats for yourself and friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
CONCERT AND
THEATER EVENING

Given by German Beneficial Union.
Sunday. Feb. IS. a. eight o'clock AZ
the Germania Club Hall. corner Sohl
and Indiana. Both English ard Ger
man singing. Tickets sec. Como and
bring your friends 2-2s-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
HEMSTITCHTNG

Ienl~tifeh your spring Garment With
cold or silver Threads by WaaeyS. We
mnteh su eoiors. gI state St Phone
4IG, Hammond. 2.fAfr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

Miss Violet Milne. popular Hammond
young lady and = talented and beauti-
full dancer or ballet. has recently been
secured by tho Hammond Musical Col
eye to give instruction IN dancing.
Miss Milne has studied with Kiss Ger
aldine Swanson and of the paviey and
Oukrainszy school ~ ballet in Chi
cage. The college has found It nee
essary to increase It's faculty star IN
order to accommodate tho large num-
Der ot students desiring dancing les
sons.
There will be q meeting OF the re-
e-ntly formed Womzns Auxiliary of
Edward IT. Larsen Post. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, tomorrow evening IN
the pariors OF the Majestic Hotel. when
piars VIII be made for the receiving
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
CONCERT AND
THEATER EVENING

Given by German Beneficial Union.
SUNDAY Feb. &c, at eight o'clock al
the Gcrmania club Han corner Sohl
ani Indiana. Both English and Ger
IMAM sinsins Tickets o9e. Come and
bring yonr friends. -1S-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin. Public SpeS
ins. Ukelele. Banjo. Mandolin. Gui.s,
Dancing. Dramatic Art lo-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

Alma r. Harrington. Dress Making
embroidery WORK. beading; also ladies
tailoring. Phone 4206-Yv, 4s4 Sunne
Blvd. Hammond, Ind. --2Z--t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

' 81 nay parry last evening IN her
,trr,.., 80 loo'i'9 Wete ueooi@lea with
No.. 49,. az 's'44i. Ton eoloFs.
8, orat.+ 100. 80 eI'. = mem came
,1a,r+taa+ -. 60 ''-0 - i1o 'or 'i'e
- r,ore.H.. ~ : ~ u "@s given
80 .,.T.S ISSUE s'o1l les
$500 ~ ~ ..o~ TOAST en-
go ~. -Nueller' who
egr -. -. - '''e' vas rewarded
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

SOCIAL
NEWS on PACE SEVEN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
N's!!!'y| ! /

IL costs no more TO buy Kelly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23

Mrs Anna Moran 1tertained the
ladies' Or the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club fl her home On Mason street last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
ACIDITY
Stomach Specialist Says: "Indiges-
ton Troubles MUST GO or
MONEY BACK"

Forget your stomach troubles and be
gin to enjoy life. says DIR. Ortiz, for my
famous stomach Prescription can now be
obtained al all drug stores. and is absO-
lutely guaranteed 20 Danish every sign or
symptom of stomach distress, acute OF
chronic or money back.
No matter what ails your Stomach.
whether il is heaviness soreness, gas
belching or the most severe or chronic
dyspepsia. DR.. Orth's Stomach Remedy is
not only guaranteed 20 give instant re
lief. but IL Is also guaranteed to put your
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If the food you eat sOurs on your stom-
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say Go TO your druggist and get a pack
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and II after taking the last dose you can
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take il back to your druggist and get
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ana all good druggists can supply you.
ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Death Toll Continues to
Climb IN Forest Fires

TORONTO oct. 7.-(By u. Pr
Further details from the districts
of northern Ontario swept by forest
fires Wednesday. show the death
list continuing 20 mount. The
flames are known to have taken a
toll OF so lives and caused property
damage estimated at about $1,000
600. 600
OF the dead. 33 bodies already
have been identified
To is known .hat sixteen townships
were completely wiped out and on
the best farming land Of northern
Ontario scarcely a building Is left.
Forty search parties from New
1Askeard are securing a 4O-mile
radius in search for further victims
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
S4,000,000 Fortune Is
Left to Eastern Hospital

SAN JOSE. Calf, oct Z. - The
New Haven. Conn. general hospital
viii benefit 90 the extent Of more
than S4.OOO.OOO through the will OF
Mrs Sarah L. Winchester. widow
OF William Writ Winchester. found
or OF the Winchester Repeating Arms
company.
Mrs. Winchester lived for years
here in a great mansion on which
building activity never ceased. More
than 80 years ago she received what
she believed was a spirit message"
commanding her to build the man
sion and warning that should the
sound Of hammers cease she would
die. From that time on carpenters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

TOXIC. oct. There ~ runor
d scussed I'm well-informed circles.
only in whispers as yet. % the ef-
feet that Admiral Baron KatO de-
s.res 90 relinquish the premiersh ip
az soon as possible Some Say he
viii resign this FAN. others say at
the end Of the diet In the spring.
The premier's wish. 10 is said. comes
from his keen interest ln the devel-
5pment OF constitutional party gov
.rnment and his desire not % retard
that liberal progress by keeping a
bureaucratic ministry in power long
or than is necessary. Such rumOrs
appear highly probable viewed in
the light OF the avowed progressive
policies Of the premier.
Should Admiral Kato resign be-
fore such ia necessltated by diet ac-
ton 50 VIII be another severe blow
a the Genro When Marquis Mat
sukata. the elder statesman. placed
the navy minister AZ the head of
the cabinet table 10 was with the adj
m iasion that the ministry was mere
D. stopgap arrangement. The
powers behind the curtain. however,
knew the nan they had picked was
strong with the public and with the
parties. they depended upon him %
secure a com Portable coalition ma
torfty In the diet. as he IS a member
% no faction. And being stanch be
levers fin the advantages OF bureau
cratic administration they hoped his
cabinet would be able 90 carry on
indefinitely.
Has Party Support.
There has been no secret OF the
fact that the Seiyukai consented to
Eato's selection as means OF Civ
ling them time 20 rebuild the party
fences and resume the governments
o. reigns. The premier has the
avowed support OF the party. but
just as soon as IS wished that party
can vote him from power When
Admiral Kato moved 70 the pre-
mier's residence 80 was assumed that
the Seiyukai wanted him 10 retain
his place for at least a year. per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
A dmiraI Baron Kato Wants
To Resign Jap Premiership,
Say Current Toxic RunorS

haps longer. As yet there r. little
20 Indicate that the party will with,
draw its support in the house OF rep
resentatives. and IT cannot do so be-
fore the diet meets for business in
January.
Considered thus IL appears that
the premier's motives are sincere in
that ne desires 20 assist in develop
ing party government. which really
received its first encouraging growth
under Premier Hara Possibly the
veteran navy man desires 10 be
adopted by the Seiyukai: possibly he
would rather get away from govern
ment affairs in order TO devote all
his time 10 his grandchildren. To
one who knows Premier Kato both
sound logical, but it is too soon to
foreteu what will happen.
The greatest desire Of the pre-
mier. however. IS 10 see fulillment
OF the washington conference treat
les BY Japan 70 the very las letter.
He steered Japan's future through
the conference and saved ms coun-
try from the pawnshop; he has Sc
cured ratification Of the agreements
and their signature by the Prince
Regent: respecting China he has
started the wheels 20 turning which
rob Japan OF territory and power.
but win her respect and friendship;
he has had manY o. the ships 70 be
scrapped towed 10 the junkyards
and their turrets removed pending
acceptance Of the treaties by all
powers.
Whether he Will be able 10 20 much
I farther is unknown. Japan. branded
with the downfall OF Germany as the
most militaristic power remaining,
now looks at France with rapidly
/ increasing doubt. II France backs
out OF her agreements out CT spite
over the German reparations situa-
I ton japan will make no move. That
1 prerogative belongs 20 the United
States and Great Britain along any
path that leads 10 peace and away
from an armament race which
means bankruptcy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

and builders have been busy con-
structing and remodeling. Much Of
her fortune. estimated 10 years ago
at s2O.OOO.OOO, was spent in this
manner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

Think of being able to buy a genuine A B g
washerfor as little as $1.75 perweek-25C day!
While cash prices are quoted on this page,
any one of us will gladly explain how you
may pay for an A B G while you use it The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

payments-weekly,s emi-mOnthly or month
ly-depend simply upon the amOuntyOuwish
to pay down. You can easily buy your A B G
out of what it saves you. See these wonder
full advertised values this week-withOut fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
reateSt Value Ever Offered at tn

efficiently produced huge scale in immense modern,
100000 factory
The factory guarantee plus ours douby your satisfaction
Think of being offered the wonderful electric washer
sold by big reliable maker extremely low price, such
atractvey easy beowl
Furthermore, offer allows satisfy yourself fully every
point before you pay penny obgate yourself whit
Mail your coupon today, call with Tear the
coupon now-do fail investigate this great opportunity
through permitting offer to slip your mind.