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The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
EXCLUSIVE BATHS FOR DOGS
Fashionable Fieo of Today Has Mas
seur and Manicurist Among
His O.her Attendants.

Times are chang..d-a dogs life isn't
what II used to be, observes the Los
Angeles Express.
Know what they're doing for the
poor things now instead of leaving
hem to the uns,lil'eG maid for their
weekly baths the ponr Pomeranlan
md Pekingese p.,s Of the rich? Open
'ng bathing establishments.
Ard 1t will not .e inng before Los
Angeles follows the lead uf Paris and
has its own dog hathhouse. If the plans
II the enthusiasts who want their dogs
% ''pu, on dawg" are realized.
A fashionable dogs life is verit-
tble path of roses il the word OF the
tterdnnts at the canine bathing estab.
iishEcpt lee accepted. Fido rides to
the baths in a luxurious motor car; an
attendant carries him in and escorts
him to his private compartment. where
It's hot or cold dog. according to his
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
Safety Pin Had Travelled.

Playing with an open safety pin
when she was two years old Nova
The child was ailing from that day
until 1s months later, when she COM
planned of pain in her side. Upon
examination 1t was found that an abs
cess was forming just above the hip
bone and the surgeon decided that 1t
must be lanced The safety-pin was
found when the abscess as opened. 1t
had in some way worked through the
lining of the childs stomach. The
child regained her health soon after.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
P,ek.x Made From Auto sprlno,

Everybody who has cultivated a
backyard garden knows how handy q
light pickax with broad blade would
be for that purpose.
Though there may be nothing Of
that kind on the market, 1t is easy to
make one from an old automobile
spring. Take the leaf Of the spring
that seems to be the stiffest and grind
the two ends to point. Drill two
holes in the middle and attach to
handle Of the proper length with long,
thin lag-screws. A ferrule to pre-
vent the screws from splitting the
handle is advisable. The resultant
tool will be found very serviceable
for light work.-Cleveland News.
Leader
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
Eyeglasses Took Sudden Flight.

Tie clerk who presides over the in
formation desk in the Office of the col
lector of internal revenue in Detroit
suffered the loss of her eyeglasses in Il
manner which she believes is unique.
She was waiting for a street car when
Il gust of wind tore her glasses from
her nose and whisked them across the
crowded street. Inquiring of persons
on the other side of the street. she was
told that tie glasses blew into the
hands Of surprised hoy standing al
the curb.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
IT WILL NOT WORK

Victor Noxon, editor the Boulder Miner forward
looking Democrat who believes that his party should nominate Tor
the highest office within of the of Colorado man
who and has been known the people to be Democrat and
furthermore who will the farmer the sockgrower and
the miner Of the against the banker and bond
holder and he doesn't think William Sweet
the specifications judge from the following editorial
which apeared in recent issue of his paper:
1.-TWO did and still do endorse the nomination OF
assembly and primary election He
and farmer and into the assembly
Democrat The of William Sweet is different in big
material He recently nominated for by
labor assembly and seeking nomination the Democratic ticket
do know whether Mr. has formerly been Democrat
We heard of him politics until That
he has connection with the labor party well known
His endorsement secured elaborate campaign planned
and executed himself outsider the recognition of
element which knew nothing of him. In similar Mr. Sweet
trying build the farmers with which indus
try likewise he has whatever democracy
templates that the councils the offer for the
sentaon of political aims and aspirations of abore farmers
coal dgges other rational reputable people
seek but justice than political job hunters bunko
the masters seeking buy senatorhp
We bdeve farmer candidate like Mr. Collins
cratic assembly and pledge broad
the interests which find expression party
believe that candidate like pledge
things to all classes and then into democracy with pledge
Of partay All personally connected the
relationships but politics recognizes
subjects his citizenship candidate
aboer farmer hond broker hough the Biblical eye
needle before mnd but his candidacy be
patriotic citizen rather than attorney particular
We have believe Mr. Sweet redical
comprehend the broader ideals of equality and that the bunder
his seeking Endorsement
of his single track craftsmanship If in Democratic assembly,
should be taken and carried that lawyer farmer
nborer should be eligible nomination. would
Democracy In like contrary the principles of Dem
that industrial social
religious sect should demand place the party
sm sufficiently defined by century and half of active
tcpaon affairs of humanity embrace every deserving
pulse of every worthy citizen of this commonwealth
Let Mr. Sweet if he the Democratic
Ilfy the strength with
sufficient pledge to his labor friends to
citizen who believes in of for people
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
Did You Ever Stop to Think
By E. R. WAITE
Secretary Shawnee, Okla, Board of Commerce

THAT some approach the door of Opportunity
one way another Some can't recognize it when
they dead they would not it
if they could Your city is full of opportunities. Now
is the time that all should awaken and enter the
door,
THAT every city has a bunch of Doubling Thom-
asses;'' they have many lives cat You can't
get of them but the number might be cut down if
the right methods used.
THAT your chamber of commerce constitutes the
chnery through which large and powerful influence
welded toward the promotion of commercial and in
dustrial prosperity for your city.
THAT the security of your chamber of commerce is
shock absorber for your city.
THAT flies have modified in great numbers
SWAT 'EMl
THAT a smile is asset, a frown liability
THAT business who does not believe in adver-
tising ism destined to travel very far the road to
THAT carrying the gospel of your city into
fields well reviving interest in your old ones,
what your newspapers doing each day.
THAT business is better'' is the word that is being
passed down the line these days; for business better
and people taking note of that fact.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
1.-THE First 100 Years.

"nh. goody goody," yelled the con-
Wet, as he VAS being taken to his
cell tn begin serving tie l35-ycar sen-
'ence imposed as II total for score
Of holdups.
you're joyous guy for guy
thnt's in for l35 years." growled the
jailcr.
THAT'S just what makes me happy.
h". was scared stiff the Judge was
going to make II life !"-American
Legion Weekly.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

city Giroy California many years experience with
its and electric plant has sold these municipal
the Coast Counties Gas and Electric
In order rid of municipal Glroy
the of legislature permitting
municipalities dispose of their public by wohrds
vote OF the citizens cast special election When special cleo
ton for the held November 1921 citizens
almost unanimous authorized the municipal
plant to the highest bidder
the Wisconsin indicate trend
from municipal operation of lighting plants operation by
y owned utility companies The many
municipalities scrappg generating plants
chasing electric from private
obtained at less In 1915 9 municipalities generated
own electricity while at present only sc do 1921
pal purchased companies while
at present 6s do
So far water supply is concerned the matter of municipal
ownership little popular than with lighting systems
municipal ownershop and has
from the cure-al ills which
predicted for it few years ago.
AS the citizens of Glenwood recall years ago
Drach then this city and
nontaxpayer by cunning design and species sphstry his
own set in motion agitation which, aided by few socaistc
friends brought about competing light system
to the later chagrn and financial loss the
coated bait The aforesaid system long found it's
way the junk pile
The adherents of the municipal system up
quite camor for municipality owned and system
and refused be comfored until the city
debedness for the of providing city water system with
The result that have elephant hands, fact
of at the time the purchase made the
were so intent municipal SYSTEM that the purchase of
the present plant the construction of competing plant
impractical than the they adopted ap
peared to be the lesser the evils
preed elephant to twin elephants citizens
the municipal ownership trap with very little opposition
Well the expected has happened and told
that the physical condition of plant
below and that expenditure of $4,000 $750O will be
required in condition the pro-
lection which deserve and which have.
In the meantime service which
greatly inferior that which enjoyed when the plant
corporation ownership and control This
criticism with personal feeling in the matter beyond
desire to show that municipal ownership SERVICE
from what it is cracked up to be by its sponsors
OF course Glenwood make the bad situation
and provide safe and adequate service for her people,
with view Of deciding just how to bring the beents
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

POLITICS ''looking up slowly these
dates both sides had ground for
months find little from which charry of
sying the oe hat VIM former Justice of
the state declined atterng invitation from
Democratic leaders his candidacy governor but
mmaes that he willing try for supreme court
Among Republicans agreed that Shoup running
Phpps also slated for there
said to be others whose reactonary tendencies their
finding place IN ticket-Fort Lupon Press
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
GALL FOE REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The Republican County Central com
mittee of Garfield county is hereby
called to meet in Glenwood Saturday,
July Is, at the court house, for the
purpose Of designating the date and
place Of the county assembly, appor-
tioning delegates to said assembly, fill
ing vacancies on the committee, and
transacttng such other business as may
properly come before the committee. A
full attendance of the committee is
desired.
Ollie THoRsoN,
County Chairman.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

ALTHOUGH in the making less than half century,
has accumulated of worthless and contradictory
bother the learned legal talent It is
member of the legislature his statute that
brought about of this surplus
whether his conflict something created
few before by another member We need wipe
the slate and all again. and this the
constitutional convention be November
election, meet public favor.-Craig Empire.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
pleasure.

pleasure.
After the bath experienced masseurs
pay their respects to his highness the
pup, while a manicurist shapes his
aristocratic claws. When the veter-
marian determines that his health is
all his owner could desire he re-en-
tiers the motor car and returns home
to a meal Of porterhouse steak.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
CANDIDATE FOE SHERIFF

I am Q candidate for nomination to
the office of Sheriff of Garfield coun-
ty, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican voters at primary election.
GEORGE L. WINTERS.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

ALREADY errin, Illinois the of the massacre
beginning reap gentleman
his relatives the quiet decent people selling
and leaving The price of property has fallen ohha
willing anything they
such community share the disgrace by remanng-Bouder
NewsHerald.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

would make service possible that Mr. Miller was
called investigation and advise the council
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT AMER1cAN1sm

Press censorship far the
the concerned especially the country
weekies who patriotism as against social
istic exploitation
The country today the forefront
pess publicity the forces trying constitution
of the United States and overthrow government
History full of warnings People times said T
can't happen and the thing in Russia but few
years ago.
1t happen. Our entire commercial fabric is
threatened else the that filter through the press from the
department of ustcehe nations service and other
sources, not to be relied upon.
1T through the country press that public opinion is nodded
and too late it discovered that have succeeded
getting control Indifferent support of the loval
ana patriotic one hundred cent American country presSedg
wick (Colo.) Sun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

A FINANCIAL Institution IS prepared 70
furnish capital 10 established indus
trial mercantile and finance corpora
lions which have been in business for
a year or more. and are DESTROYS Of
raising additional capita! for expan-
sion purposes. Corporations must have
sold stock and must have Two Hun
dred stockholders or more Write.
giving all details. c. s 932 Tribune
Bldg. New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes.


THE THOMAS SCHOOL LICENSED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Michigan &
Washington. VI. 2g0i Positions re-
Gently flled: we invite an competent
people 20 place application with MS.
THE FALL TERN OF THE THOM-
As COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. OPENS
TUESDAY. SEPT. ,. Day and night
business position: Thorough courses
I'm accOuntancy. bookkeeping, business.
secretarial. stenography. typewritinA
scientific fling
STENOGRAPHERS -TYPISTS- GraCe
Raughman. Birdsel Mfg Co: Dora
Crawley. the Eagle Magazine. Alyce
Metz Package Sales Corporation: Su-
san skinner, Stephenson Underwear
Mills: Lena RALLIES. + ". Steinhart
Co. Beatrice Buehier. Grandin Dor
rance Sullivan. Inc Frieda Seifert. II
u Lee Mercantile Co Martha Witucki
South Bend Chilled Plow Co; Gene
We've Murawski. Campbell Paper BOX
Co: Marion Wesclowski. South Bend
supply CO.; Mabel Lahnefeld. Johnson
Motor Wheel Co. BesS Harpster Ddeli
Rubber Co. Elizabeth white dicta-
nhonist. oliver Camcd Pillow Works
Helen Tritt. 81 Joseph Valley Masonic
association. Mrs LeonOra RothrOcE
Grandin -Dorrance- Sullivan. inc Helen
Lusher T. : Veterans Bureau. Ar
dessa Kinney. Marvel Carburetor CO..
Flint Mich Georgia Folk. the Stude-
baker corporation. Mrs T SQuint In
come Guaranty Co. Esther Sommer.
w w Siblev Co Mrs Katharine
Conner Grandlr Dorrauce sullivan.
BOOKKEEPERS. GENERAL OFFICE
Katherine Kremer. Hitler McIaTEh
lin Shafer Co. Martin Jackson Whit
comb 4 Keller Ruth Speicher city
water dept Mrs Blanche Woods.
hOokkecper stenographer Gretchen
Raum q rtner. Brehmer Electric Co.
Harry Hess South Michigan Fruit as
ISOLATION Lawton Mich: Bernard
Thiel South PEND supply CO Car
melita Luther. 0del Rubber Co Ores
sic Jones the Frances shop Jack
Gonzalez Reed & King
SUBSTITUTE AID TEMPORARY
POSITIONS FILLED " Adler Co.
clerk: Northwestern Mutual Life ms
Co. general Office T.. Hardy Co
stenographer. 81 Joseph CO Savings
hank stenocrspher T. 7 Hardy Co.
grapher BirdseIl Mfg Go general o.
fec. the Anderson Co general office
Grandin norrancp- Sullivan. Inc ~
mist = ". Sfeinhsrt Co. tvpist John
Shafer Lumber Co. typist: Cole a
Holland stenogrnpher: the Eagle
Magazine tvpist indiana & Mfg co.
stenoCrapher. Guarantee Finance Cor
poratiou stenoCranhe Progress club
fvpfst- George wheel0rE & Co stem
ogrsuher. 7. r. Smith ( Pros TIVE
CO stanozrapher. " z Central p r.
stenographer. The HYDE Lumber Co.
stenographer: Campbell Transmission.
Buchanan. Mich. stenOgrapher: Har-
vey ROstiser, insurance. stenographer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

aid wanted for an interest.
Having struck a very rich mine with
shaft into high grade zinc and lead
orders. prices n which are steadily sd
vancing: have LOCO tons OF ore bear
Ing dirt on dump I want financial aid
for mill and development. For psrticu-
lars write az once, Mining, Box No
604 Miami, Okla.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

DO YOT WANT TO GET INTO a LIE
CLIMATE BUSINESS 30 nickel in
slot Photographs: not a gambling dc
vice. all good new: cost wholesale
when new $50 each. These instru-
mentS working IN business places will
earn 500 each per month. Price $50
each Ristan Land Co, Kaukauna.
WIS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
CYL SERVICE EXANiZATIoZ-Jqi7-

CIVIL SERVICE ENAMINATION-July-
August. Vacancies $50 monthly.
Age IS upward. Experience unneces
sary For free list positions now open.
write J. LEONARD. former Civil Serv-
ira Examiner. 1853 Equitable Bldg
EARN S1l0 20 $50 monthly. expenses
paid, as railway traffic Inspector pc
sition guaranteed after months
sparetime study or money refunded /:
excellent opportunities Write for free
book let. r 293. stand Business Train
ing Institute Budalo, \. y.
DISTRICT manager Tor Indiana. ON sir
hosiery proposition direct 60 wearer
man with experience in handling silk
hosiery agents preferred: good prop
oSition for hustler: prompt deliveries
capacity 1000 dozenfa week. state eX-
perience jn application lnternationai
Pure SIX Mills Norristovn. Pa.
Statesmen. bookkeepers ofIce mana
gers and purchasing agents. The
Iranso Envelope 60. 81 Chicago. eX-
N elusive manufacturers ~ the famous
one piece window envelope. wants a
salesman for South Bend and SUR
rounding territory This position Of
fc-s a splendid income limited only by
your Willingness and shLity 90 work
A. soon as appointed salesman viii
receive full commission on all bust
ness received from the territory Sales
experience desirable although not es-
sential. many men working ir OF
have sales ability hut lack only the
opportunity. II YOU have ambition
AMI clean record sales manage
VIII he glad t0 Interview you state
0gc experience whether married or
single and furnish phone number
sales mana ger viii he ia South Bend
90 Interview applicant and appoint a
man for fhis territory Address your
reply % Box No. 969 News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
INSTRUCTION.
Local Instruction Classes.
AfusfcnI. Dnnclnr. nran,atic {

DANCING LESSONS - Private lessons
only Charles C. Gates Dancing studio
10 z W-yne 81. Phone Lincoln 8iel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
WANTED
Statesmen And AGENTS


Statesmen And Agents 35
AGENTS. patented Speciality that ms
real need in every home agents clear
ing $S5-S1OO weekly. Spengler- LOOMS
Mfg. Co. 1910 Garland Bldg. Chicago
AGENTS-Sel hosiery from mill to con
sumner. Mems wOmenS. childrenS
hose; Zoe 90 $50 pair Make 3S 80
profit. Write WaccO Mills, 3jsi Van
Buren,, chicago.
AGENTS Big seller. sells on sight
everybody "A buyer. make 81 90 daily:
an or part time absolutely new
sample postpaid . cents. Dubois Co.
Shawnee, has.
COMMISSION agents wanted 10 sell line
OF sheet metal goods. state lines You
now handle what territory YOU cover
and how often. Address Lock Box
1lG, Peoria. IN
TAILORING AGENT-Good men n0E
earning $50 % $50 per week wear
around selling our wonderful $50
virgin wool tailored 90 order suits
cyercoatS. They sell fast because so
cheaper than store prices Nou keen
deposits. Protected territory prefer ex-
perlenced will train inexperienced IL
right man Write y r. Simpson. Per
Soual 81 West Adams ST. Chicago.
Dept. 1s4
TAILORING AGENTS WANTED-Nake
SO per week and up selling our fine
made meas ure all wool suits AZ
S295o retail, direct 20 wearer. biggest
value ever offered. positively sell on
sight liberal profits paid in advance
We attend 90 delivery and collections.
Write at once giving fun particulars
IS 90 your past experience Emil line
of samples and everything % work with
viii be sent with the least poss ible de-
lay. ". =. Gibson. Inc. Dept 81. IGl
". Harrison So. Chicago. LII.
AUTO OWNERS Write Free e0uiD-
ment for your car. Get into auto a,-
cess0ry business now-either full time
or on the side SO daily easy. I show
You how. Capita or eNpsrianca nm
necessary XXI, 1897 Michigan av.
Chicago.
DISTRICT managers 20 ann0i1f sales.
men. exclusive rights. fast selling san
itary brushes. busters mops: big
profits. little capital required. Newav
Brush Co. Hartford. Conn
DISTRICT MANAGER
To sell Horneo.ende Quality Line The
line that blooms l. months I'm rhe
year. products guaranteed: guarantee
protected by bond rea, legitimate re-
peaters only experienced Sales-,er,
considered prefer salesman who -
bad experience in crew management "a
organization work write fun details
Application treated strictly coufdan
tial North American Fibre Products
CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
LADIES-DO your own hemstitchiDF and
picoting Attachment ITS any machine
s. %. buttonhole s. hand embr oidar-
81 So Agents wanted Stephenson
p Quincy Chicago.
CIGAR statesmen WANTFD-S50 "a
$50 week and expenses. Experience IN
neceSs ary. Send addressed slammed
envelope for Information National
Cigar Co. High Point, y. c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
EMPLOYMENT
SnIesmen And Arents


SALES MANAGER-Local. TO organizs
and represent. nationally known as one
% The worlds largest and only -Four
teen Strand Pure silk. direct ~ fam
iiy hosiery distributor Statesmen carry
cupvriE GIFTED illustrated sales presentl-
ton book. demonstration made with
nail ME. References required. inter
ested in other territories. DgTable Pure
SIX Fashioned Hosiery. Inc Capital
lied S'oo00GO0 go Market 81 New.
ark. New Jersey.
Statesmen Wanted for permanent
employment. Only those who are will
ing go work need apply Call between
and u sunday a m Apply oil Dean
Bldg Ask for Mr Leigh
LEARN SALESMANSHIP WHILE YOU
EARN-We have openings for three
men in our Sales Training class high
est class Of salesmanship taught free.
Only men wishing 10 learn salesman
ship as profession need apply Good
income while learning permanent pO-
sition granted with well known com
pany. Call Lincoln 1893 for appoint
ment.
sALESMEN. ATTENTION!-we want
statesmen who are covering Indiana
territory 10 take on mixed cars OF
-four and feed on a brokerage basis as
side line; We are a big concern and
put out r very fine hard wheat -four
mill located 10 finest hard wheat dis
hiNt' h"Hooo "VNA hStAiHe N'Uio 80
nous every day: IS long you are
covering territory. anyway. why not
take on this side line? Write US The
Wilson Flour Mills. Wilson. Kas
SALESNEN-Easiest selling proposition
In northern Indiana. Apply AS Farm
ers Trust Bldg. any forenoon.
ALESMAN-Experienc salesman want
ed for house 10 house work, with old
established Tea and Coffee Co. Salary
and commission. Bond required. In
quire 112 f. Jefferson.
SALESMAN-Experien Polish salel-
man: house 20 house; bond required.
Inquire 112 +. Jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
PENNSYLVANIA LINES

NTED-Machinists boiler makers.
car repairmen and inspectors laborers
Apply Rosenberger. agent. South
Bend Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
A BEAUTIFUL LAWN

Is wonderful asset when you try
70 interest someone about buying a
home 81 is exactly che same when
YOU use the CLASSIFIED page The
additional expense q white space
VII soon be forgotten a. your ad
will attract special attention Have
your al set liz style 40. !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

Wood shaper operators. mltre saw
operators, dado saw operators,
band rip saw operators. wood
screw machine operators. metal
hnishers We csn use men IN the
above trades Apply IN person.
write or wire. Employment Dept,
The Studebaker Corporation, South
Bend, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities


BUSINESS CHANCES - POOL ROOM
AND BARBER SHOP CONFINED
SHOE STORE AND CENTS FURN-
ISHING STORE CONFINED; REA-
SONABLE RESTAURANT N con-
MERCIAL HOTEL AT SACRIFICE
OK ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS. PART
NER WITH $500 CASH ~ HOTEL
BUSINESS. GOOD MONEY MAKER
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY CO.
4oS CITIZENS NAT. BANK BLDG
PHONE MAIN ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

SUBWAY BARBER SHOP
Open so m 10 3 p. m. Except Monday
and Thursday. Under lnierurban Station
A GOOD FINISHER for furniture store.
one who understands setting up furni-
ture preferred Whereof & Altfeld, 5O5
y Michigan ct