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14 THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1922. POKER PORTRAITS- THE KLEAGLE ENTERTAINS THE KLI KLOPENED 'Ft KLOME ON! KLOULD ONLY AND KLI BET EYES, KWHAT CHA KLEE BUCKS. SEE GONNA Do? YOUR KLARLIE, I KLOULD ILI HOPE SOME KWHETHER KLI AM GONNA K5TIFF TELL KBLUFFING KLASH IN AN BIG YOU WERE ME! OR KNOT. KLALL KHOME. KUALLS GOTTA KLATCH YOU WITH KLINGS TH KLOO UP O' KLOCK TRAIN I KLAISE You KLoO I'M TAKING LE'S KPLAY Bucks, BERRY A ROUNO KLARE, COT FORTH OF KODLLAR KL10 CLO RLITTY KLIMIT KSTOD BY H.

T. WEBSTER. Hively, were in Elkhart and Mishawaka, afternoon. The which was to have Tuesday, been given at the town hill Thursday evening by Col. C.

of South Bend has been postponed. Samuel Schwalm, trustee of Olive township, and Ralph Paulis, trustee township, left Tuesday for Indianapolis, to attend a special meeting for the trustees of Elkhart county. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Hirseman and children were in Elkhart Tuesday evening the guests of Mr. Hirseman's parents. H. R.

Elliott and Breneman were in Nappanee Wednesday attending the community sale. Rev. J. Edwin Jarboe and family of Lincoln, Rufus Myers and family and Edward Nusbaum were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Christ Metzler Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Swarts of Elkhart visited at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Metzler. Wednesday. Reuben Husband, of Montana are visiting relatives and friends in Wakarusa and the community. The Wakarusa, annual poultry show opened in Bauer's sale pavilion Tuesday morning and will continue until Saturday evening. Harve Kilmer of Oskaloosa, visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Kilmer last week. The Dozen club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Ehret, Thursday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Clay will leave for Georgia, Tuesday where they expect to the winter. nepend Rev. Clarence Defur, wife and daughter, Beulah, and Rev. D.

Pleasant, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Elliott Thursday. Mrs.

Levi Holmes has been ill. Doering and son, Charles, motored to St. Louis, Mol, last week on business. A meeting of superintendents and principals of schools of Elkthee hart county and the teachers of the Wakarusa, schools A was banquet held was Thurs- given by Zartman, the domestic was science given teacher including A short singing by program the Glee club and toasts. The Searchlight club met at the new Mrs.

Frank Witmer Tuesday evening. This was the Christmas meeting, and program. The house was prettily decorated in yuletide colors and an exchange of gifts was made. Dainty refreshments were served. NEWS OF RIVER PARK.

Churches Announce Meetings for Sunday and Next Week. Services in the River Park churches for Sunday and the coming week are scheduled as follows: M. E. South Seventh street, church. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., John Seymour, superintendent; junior church at 10:30 a.

sermon by the pastor, Rev. Robert Ross- -Shannon; morning worship at 10:45 a. Ray A. Bird, director of the City Rescue mission, occupying the pulpit: worth league at 6:30 p. mi, Miss H.

Powers presiding: evening service at 7:30 sermon by the pastor on "Christ and the Man Who first quarterly conference Wednesday evening at o'clock: third number of the lecture course at the church Wednesday evening at o'clock with Dr. F. C. Jaynes in charge of the program. Second Free Methodist church, 14th and Vine streets; Sunday school at 9:30 a.

1. F. Wolf, superintendent; quarterly conference continning over Sunday with a love feast at 10 a.m.; preaching (at 11 a. missionary meeting at 2:30 p. m.

and evening service at 7:30 p. m. Special for Christmas. One thousand pounds of candy at 26c, 30e and 35c. The tisement.

1612 BILLY FRANCES MONTGOMERY As the boys were watching the dancers, all of a sudden there was a great commotion among them and they ran scrambling in all directions, some trying to climb up on the musicians' stand, others to duck under branches to get outside, others jumped up on the benches--everyone something crazy, for someone, no one knew who, had set off a lot nigger chasers right in the midi die of the dancing floor, and of course as these fiery things chased the they tried to escape in all tions. The boys, too, were surprised, but not being afraid, sat still and enjoyed the fright and confusion of the others. until one hit Bobbie squarely on the chest and exploded in his face. After that they rolled under the boughs and came up outside. It was now quite dark, so they went back home and began setting off their expensive fireworks with Mike's help, for Mrs.

Banks and Mrs. Bromley' were giving a lawn fete that night on their adjoining lawns and had had a temporary stand up so everyone could get a good view of the fireworks as they were set off. And they certainly had a gorgeous display, for all the things had come straight from China and Japan, havbeen sent as a present to, Bobbie's mother, who had a brother ing in the diplomatic service in the far east. There were the most gorgeous long -tailed skyrockets one ever saw. HIGH SCHOOL' NOTES.

Committees have been named for the junior dance to be held Friday night, Jan. 19. in the school gymnasium from 7:30 o'clock until. 10:30. The committees follow: Decorations, Beck, chairman; Burton Petra Toepp, Nellie Cruthers, Raymond Teeters, Odessa Walker, Irene Clark, Edgar Boone, Dorothea Huss Irene Severance.

Tickets and programs, Jack Pace, chairman; Huel Hollowell and De Vere Method. Refreshments, Walter Maxson, chairEdna Theilens and Forest man: Chiddester. Advertising, Kenneth chairman; Everett Potter, Solken, De Vere. Method and F. Doddridge, The dance will be open to all High school students.

The Edgewater club of Benton Harbor, orchestra, will play the program of dances. Miss Elizabeth Mathney; sponsor of the class, and Paul Kelley president, are in general charge of the affair. About 250 girls were entertained the G. A. A.

at its annual Christby Friday afternoon in the mas party school gymnasium. Adele Yates presented several piano numbers, and a group of Christmas was sung Jackson, by Alice, Ackerman, Helen Bowman, Elizabeth Bowman and Genevieve Fisher. was feature of the Dancing the grand march being led by event, officers of the club, Hildegarde von Barandy, president: Margaret Hammett, vice-president; Lucile secretary: and Margaret Douglas treasurer. Dancing completed the afternoon. The committee in charge included Markurite Kestler.

chairman; Annabelle Lickey. Petra Beck, Ruth Cookingham and Mary Louise Tiedeman. Miss Doris L. Bishop, club sponsor, was in general charge. Senior, junior and sophomore class meetings were held Friday afternoon to arrange the sale of season basketball tickets in the interclass contests which will begin Monday morning and continue until Tuesday evening.

Class presidents, Paul Butler, senior: Paul Kelley, junior; and Norman Hartzler. sophomore; presided over the meetings. F. S. Sanford.

head of debating activities in the school, has announced that the High school will engage in a series def debates this winter BOWLING SCORES. Temple League. Hairs. Tot. 600 Bevere Zimmerman 464 Humphrey 160 466 Silcock 144 140 431 dimmerman 128 Handicap 136 136 498 908 Totals Tot.

Cubs. Zubler 130 140 Kanouse 129 171 133 463 Wert 114 127 404 Fassacht 145 451 Morgan 163 349 Low score 154 131 463 Handicap Totals 2706 Horns. Tot. 10T 494 Robinson Libel Moredock Schneider Totals 77: 130 :12 160 1:0 Arnold 154 133 LoW Handican 111 111 111 Totals 126 673 2124 Tusks. Tot.

Dimel 120 326 L'ohen 129 142 423 Low score 164 Vermande 154 1.1 Smith 143 135 381 Handicap 146 146 146 488 Totals 910 SG6 2600 Loyals. Tot Sprott 110 Medlichs: 165 McGrath 187 159 Budd 131 130 Black 143 144 134 441 Handicap 145 163 165 493 American League, Browns Tot. Swan 138 Burke 149 110 118 Mimer 146 justolson 163 128 124 Bowman 140 131 161 Handicap 235 438 238 Totals 900 930 931 2851 Indians. 3 Tot. Miller 154 Miller 171 549 Smith 200 174 616 Zilky 138 473 Murray 190 139 Handicap 63 68 65 Totals 917 National League.

iteds. Tot. Clewell 388 Turner 114 392 Kanney 169 167 491 Benjamin 148 178 134 460 1 Mueller 131 1al 404 Handicap 196 196 568 Totals 880 1006 837 2723 Cubs. 3 Tot. Kovatch 150 116 113 381 tirant 134 130 126 380 Low score 114 136 101 330 Strantz 140 140 120 400 Dorrenbacker 131 191 185 507 Handicap 204 204 204 612 Totals 873 906 851 2630 LOCAL STATISTICS.

Permits to Move. Reno Matthews, from 710 South Meade street to 2609 West Division street. Mrs. Mattie Masko, from 1600 block Medeira street to 922 South Carroll street. Edward Spansail.

from 718 Blaine avenue to 1226 East Miner street. John E. Anderson, from 1019 North A Allen street 10 721 North Cushing street. C. B.

Barkley, from 1803 South Michigan street to 730 Haney avenue. A. Kingsbury, from storage, to 714 Angell avenue. Do You Believe in Surtaxes? On the editorial page of The Tribune on Monday, Dec. 18, will appear an article on federal corporation surtaxes that will be of interest to every business man and woman.

In view of current stock dividends and agitation against surtaxes everybody should be familiar with the subject. -Advertisement. 15t3 Buy her a Jordan for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 3 4 and to I the of En he L. Parker, Crabill Crumpacker, its attorneys, and flies its cota paint herein. 10- gether with the affidavit of competent person, that the residence, upon diligent inquiry.

15 unknown of the following named defendants, and that they are 200- residents of state of Indiana. to-wit: Samuel Hanna, Alexia Coqu lard. Coquillard, Lathrop M. Taylor. Coquillard.

Mary Taylor Mary Taylor Nicar. Jonathan A Dision, Eliza Hanna, Lot Day. Margarett Liston. Mary Aun the President and Directors the Peru Indianapolis Railroad Company. Tutt.

Sarah M. Tutt. Abraham Hanauer, Abraham Hanauer. BarHanauer, Levi ians. Lewts 8.

Gans. us Wirle. Henry Forster, Jonathan Edwards, Benjamin Spooner. George I. Pileget, Jonathan Edwards, Trustee the Equitable Trust Company of New London, Henry B.

Bond. Truster, Thomas Hendricks, Charles B. Green: the unknown husbands and wives respectively of each of foregoing named persons names of whom are unknown to plaint the un widoits Ami widowers of fore names of of the of Jonathan Ed FL Boud. the hotn to the unknown stock holders. holders, creditors, officers anal successor! In terest of the Peru de Indianapolis company and the Equitable Trust com pony of New London.

Connecticut The names of all of whom are unknown plaintiff: The unknown children, descendants and heirs. survivin: spouse, creditors and administrators the estate. devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last testament. successors in Interest of and a88 respectively of each the foregoing named persons: All of the women once known by any the Dames and designations above stated. whose names may have been and who now known 13 other nabes, the names of all of whom unknown the The spouses of all of the persons pained, described and designated As deLendants to this action.

who married. the hames of ail of hom a Fo unknown to plaint All persons nd. corporations who assort or might assert any title. claim or est in or a lien upon the real estate described in the complaint In this action. under or through any of the defendants of this action.

named. described and desig nated in said complaint. the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff: defendants. And that the cause of action alleged against said defendants in the complaint arose within the state of Indiana; that a cause of action exista against all of sald defendants, that said action is for the purpose of- quieting title to real estate in Stu Joseph 'county, state af Indiana. That all of said defendants are necessary parties to sald action.

The following real estate in St. Joseph county, state. Indiana, is described in said complaint, to-wit: A parcel of land twenty- -three feet in width from north to south, taken off and from the entire south side of lot numbered eighty in the original plat of the town, now city of South Bend, except five feet off the east end thereof, the same being the south feet of lot numbered in said original plat of the town, now city of South Bend, except five feet taken off the east end thereof This action IS instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of quietIng his title to the real estate above described, 99 against all tenants, claims' or claimants whatsoever. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 12th day of February, 1923, being the 11th day of the February term, 1923, of the St. Joseph circuit court, to be begun and holden at the courthouse in the city of South Bend in said county and state and answer or demur to said plaint, tire same will be heard and termined in their absence.

In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at the office of the clerk thereof, in the city of South Bend, state of Indiana, this 6th day of December. 1922. WILBUR M. WARNER, Clerk of the St. Joseph Circuit Court.

By Bernard L. Hoerstman, Deputy. Anderson, Parker, Crabill Crumpacker, Attorneys for Plaintiff. South Bend, Dec. 9, 1922.

3t 9-16-23 Notice of Resolution of Condemnation. City of South Bend, Indiana. Depart. ment of public works. Notice of resolution of Condemnation No.

67. Notice is hereby given that the board of public works of said city at a meeting of said board held on the 6th day of December, 1922, adopted resolution for the condemnation of the following described property: Widening Sorin street at Notre Dame avenue: A part of lot 24 in Lederer Longley'8 sub-div. of large lot No. .1 Cottrell's addi. tion.

Bounded by a line running as follows, -wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of said lot and running thence -three feet to the northeast corner of sald lot, thence south on the east line of said lot nine and (9.16] feet. thence southwesterly on an 18 degree curve to the left, to a point In the west' line said lot -three and forty-five hundredths feet south beginning; thence north to the place of beginning. A part of lot 23 in Lederer Longley'8 sub-div. of large lot No. 1, Cottrell's ad.

dition: bounded by a line running as folTows, viz: Beginning at the northwest corner of said lot and running thence east thirty-three feet to the northeast corner of said! dot, thence south on the east line of. said lot three and -tenth feet, thence southwesterly on an 18 degree curve to the left; to a point in the west line of said lot nine and fifteenhundredths (9.15] feet south of the place of beginning, thence north to the place of beginning. A part of lot 22 in Lederer Longley'8 of large lot No. 1 Cottrell's addition; bounded by a line running as follows: viz: Beginning at' the northwest corner of sald lot and running thence east thirty-three feet to the northeast corner of said lot, thence south three. tenths feet.

thence westerly on A TI 18 degree curve to the left to a point in the west line of said lot three and onetenth (3.1] feet south of the place of beginning, thence north to the place of beginning. A part of lot 21 in Lederer Longley's sub-div. of large lot No. 1, Cottrell's addition; bounded by 8 line running as follows, viz: Beginning at the northwest corner of said lot and running thence east on the north line of said lot eleven feet. thence westerly on an 18 degree curve to the loft to a point In the west line of said lot three-tenthe feet south of beginning, thence north to the place of beginning.

A part of lot 34 In Sorin's first addition to Lowell now part of South Bend, Indiana, bounded by line running 0.8 follows. viz: Beginning at the southeast corner of said Jot and running thence west on the south line thereof one hundred twenty feet; thence northeasterly on an 18 degree curve to the left to a point in the east line of said lot twenty-three and forty -Ave hundredths feet north of beginning. thence south on the east line of said lot to the place of beginning. The following described property may be injuriously or benefcially affeted by such appropriation: Beginning at the intersection of the west line of Notre Dame avenue and the south line of Almond court: thence west along the south line of Almond court to the A alley west of Notre Dame nues: thence south along said alley west of Notre Dame atenue to the alley south of Almond court; thence west along said alley south of Almond court to the frat alley east of St. Peter street: thence south along said alley east bf St.

Peter street to Sarin street: thence east along Sorin street to the west line of lot No. 3 Chapoton Place replat of large lot 2. Cottrell's addition: 'thence south along the weat line of lots 3, 13 and 23 in said Chapoton's place to the north line of Cedar street: thence east along the north line of Cedar street to the east lite of lot 75 Lederer Longiey's thence north along the east line of lots 75. 10 and 27 in said Lederer Longley' a sub-div. to the alley north of Miner street: thence east along the alley north of Miner street to the east line of lot 17 Lederer Longley's thence north along the east line of' lot 17 In sald sub-div.

to Sorin street: thence east along Sorin street to he first alley east of Notre Dame avenge: thence north along said alley east of Notre Dame avenue to the north line of lot 13 Sorin's first addition. thence west along the north line of. lot 13 and said north line extended west to the place of beginning. The object of such appropriation is for the widening of Soria street at Notre Dame avenue under condemnation resolution No. 67.

In the eity of South Bend, Indiana. Said board will meet at 1:15 m. on the 3d day of January. 1923. at lite office in the city nall and receive and remonstrance from all persons interested in or affected by these proceedings.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. L. B. SLAUGHTER. P.

HARDY, ALBERT F. HONER. Attested: Veronica C. Sweeney, Clerk of the Board. 21 9-16 -RESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, 1 St Joseph In the St. Joseph circuit court, November term, 1925. David F. Grimes, et al, VE. John Squires, Now comes the plaintiffs by Anderson.

Parker, Crabill Crumpacker, their attorneys, and Ale their complaint herein, together with the amdavit el competent person, that the residence, upon diligent inquiry, in unknown wit: of the following named defendants Anna T. Haines, John Squires, Sally Campbell. John Farrow, Joseph Coe. Rebecca Overfleid, George Sumption. Martin N.

Gibbs. George F. Pendleton, John Far. row. Richard Haines, Charles Morris, Witliam- Morris, Jane Morris, Catherine to 15 or John a name Legals.

Legals, Morris, Levi Nollton. Levi Knowlton. Amma Knowiton, Alexander Pettit. Harvey Furrow, Elizabeth Furrow, Uriah Blue, Harvey H. Furrow.

Furrow. McCullough. McCol. Samuel Joseph Blue I Barnett tough, Sarah J. Barnett.

Ferd nand Pelton. Mary Barnrit. Pelton. Blue. James Riue.

Samantha Bide. Ruth Ann Blue. James Pett grew, Ann Petticrew. 1o1 R. Pett Grosvenor.

H. crew. whose nails unknow to plaintiffs, Lew Blue Sarah Bar Bivins. Eunice Bivias nett. Wilham Alexander Pettit Mary Ann Milburn, Silas Pettit.

Sally Entzler. George Livinia Beck. Albert Beck, James PetSally Ann Pettit. Samuel Huntsinger, tit. Alexander J.

Huntsinger. Alexander Pet Enos F. Pettit. Isaac M. Pettit.

Sylvester Pettit. Beck. Albert Beck, A. Huntsinger, Samuel K. Sally singer.

Silas J. Pettit. Pettit Lev. na Beck. Julia Ann Pettit.

Barbara Pett Rosanna Pettit. Sylvester M. Mahala Rebecci Dunbar. Samuel Grimes Hain Barbara Henry Abby John Lora Peck. Mary Ann sahel Peck.

Abbie Milburn. George Entaler. P. Anna M. Entzler.

Enos Enos Entzler, Elizabeth Grimes, the unknown husbands and wives, respectively of each of the foregoing named persons: the unknown children, desecndants and heirs, surviving spouse. creditors and administrators of the estate. devisees, legatees, trustees and executors the last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns, respectively, of each of the foregoing named persors known by any of All of the women once the names and de ignations above stated. whose names inav have been changed, and who are now. 11 known by other or the names of all of whom are uli the spouses of all of persons.

above named, described and gnated defendants to this action. ho or were, married. the names of all of whom are unknown plaintiff: all persons and corporations who Assert or night assert an title. claim interest or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, ander or through any of the defendanta of this action named, described and designated it said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs That the names of said defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the state of Indiana: that said action is for the purpose of quieting title to real estate in the state Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said deefndants are necessary parties to said action, and that they are believed to be non-residents of the state of Indiana, The following real estate in St. Joseph county, state of Indiana described in said complaint.

to-wit: The southwest of the and all of the southeast of the southwest excepting therefrom 30 acres taken off of the west side thereof, all in section No. 13; also- the east of the northwest of section 24: the northwest of the northeast of said section No. 24; and the east of the northeast of said section 24. all of the foregoing described lands being and lying in township No. 87 north.

of range No. 3 east, and containing in all the above described land 250 acres, more or less. This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to the real estate above described, as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendante that unless they be and appear on the 26th day of January, 1923, being the 59th day of the November term. 1922.

of the St. Joseph circuit court of Indiana, to be. become and holden on the 20th day of November, 1922, at the courthouse in the city of South Bend, in said comity and state their answer or demurrer to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at the office of the clerk thereof in the city of South Bend, Indiana, this 29th day of November, 1922. WILBUR M.

WARNER. Clerk of St. Joseph Circuit Court. By Bernard L. Hoerstman, Deputy.

Anderson, Parker, Crumpacker, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. South Bend, Dec. 2, 1922. 3t 2.9-16 Lost and Found. LOST--License plate No.

374216 Ind. Maxine E. Reyer, 420 J. M. 8.

Bldg, Tel. Main 7. Res. County 142F4. LOST- Thursday evening, strand of 18 inch pearl beads.

Reward. Return to 228 St. Peter. LOST--Black jet seal ring with initial either in Blackstone theater or tween theater and Wayne St. Reward.

Call SOUTH BEND WATCH LOST--Finder return to 1 217 N. Adams St. Reward. Main 3825. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS SER.

VICES OFFERED. Auctioneers, A. D. COLLINS, Auctioneer. sales tence, 812 Sycamore Lincoln specialty; 17 yearn, practical exper8118.

MELL W. HUNSBERGER-Ellis berger, Auctioneers, Mishawaka. phone Omce 622: residence 2121. 29c SEE old Col. J.

C. Zerbe, auctioneer. Stock and farm sales, also household goods a specialty. Best of refeernce. idence 203 E.

Sample St Calf Main 2415. Auto Transfers, LOUGHMAN, CARTAGE, Main 129. Lincoln 1428 Night and day service. Call any time. F.

NORRIS VAN LINE Main 2184. Res. 1202 Wasa Long a Distance Specialty. Furniture and Piano Moving. ZIMMER.

DAMBACHER COMPANY. Auto Transfer and Storage. Fully eqatpped to move anything from one pound to 6 tons from one to 100 miles same Main deVise 129 Jefferson. Business Personals. BUFFALO WALL PAPER AND PAINT STORE.

CONTRACTING inside and outside 1 painting and paper hanging. 1232 Washington. Lincoln 1762. CARPENTER repair work of all kinds. We build cr remodel.

Best of ship. Call The Lee phone Lin. 8930. CESSPOOLS, vaults, chimneys cleaned and repaired. Grading.

sodding trees planted and removed. Also rubbish hauling. Call County 73F2 evenings. CHRISTMAS CARDS and engraving from your plate. SLICK'S CARD CO.

126 Main St. DOLL Hospital. Dolls repaired. Doll heads, wigs, eyes and other parts furnished. Rivard Mein: 2077.

815 Diamond Ave. FURNACES and CHIMNEY CLEANED and REPAIRED. We save you fuel and risk. City Construction and Repair Co. Hastings Bldg.

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HUI St ART HEATING AND METAL co. HAVE your fruit trees trimmed now. Wide experience in the northwest orchards enables ua to give YOU the benefit of expert work. Main 5145. HAVE THAT BROKEN WINDOW REPLACED.

South Bend Glass Works, 8. Michigan St. Phone 1145 7 HAVE the best sand and gravel in the city. Also do general teaming Ogure on excavating and digging cellars. WIll hire teams by day or by the Job.

WIll deliver your orders prompt Inquir 2051 Prarie Ave. from m. to Lit coln 2446 36x72 IN. Oil opaque window shades in bull, brown, cream or green color at 89c each. Phone Lincoln 1040.

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cellar digging and general team work nf all kinds. moving and transfer Shade trees. Cail Willard, County 14F3. SCALES and cash registers repaired at 319 South St. Schilling Svoboda Co.

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Chiropodist. ROBERTS. CHIROPODIST. 411 DEAN BLDG. Lincoln 6136: residence County 2971.

Chiropractors. FOR G. advanced chiropractic Kish, Chiropiector, 308 Cirizens Bank Bidg. Hours: 1-5. Eve.

1-L 887 Sunday 10-11. Electrical Service and Equipment. MACY. MACY. 'Dee.

Mary Dafrow. of Rochester, was a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long, part of week. Mr.

and Albert Bitters and this, Mr. and Mire. John Shelton, Rochester, Ind. were guests of Mrs. Robert Briggs, Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Bertha Kelb. of Peru, was the guest of. Miss Jessie Oliver Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Atiller, of Still. ark, spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long, southwest of town.

Mrs. John. Glastord, Mrs. John Marberger and Mrs. Roscoe Baber spent Wednesday with Mr.

and Mrs. John Baber, south of town. Mrs. Catherine Mullican returned to her home after spending the past week with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Benjamin Mullican and children, at Rochester.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whistler and children, of Peru, spent the first of this week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Baber, south of town. Mr. and Mrs. George Southerton and daughter, Mrs.

Ray Zartman, were guests of the former's uncle, Fred Long. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Secore, of Akron, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Zartman. and family, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Butt and! baby were guests of his father, Walter Butt, near Ebenezer, Thursday. Harold Day, who had been employed with the linemen at Valparaiso, has been sick and in the hospital at that city two weeks. Kenneth Palmer, Louis Pritz, Victor Carrothers, Peter Ambler and Ernest Koontz, who are employed in Valparaiso, spent Sunday in Macy. Matthew Lugenbeal, Is spending this week with friends in Cievero, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wiltshire were guests of her sister, Mrs. Richard Personett and family at Akron, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Savage and children were guests of his mother, Mrs. Anna Savage, east of town. Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Chapin and son, Glen, and family, spent Wednesday in Logansport. Mrs. S. H.

Musselman spent Wednesday in Rochester, Ind. Harry Sheets, of Fulton. and Miss Esther Snodgrass spent Sunday afteritoon and evening in Peru. The Aid society of the Christian chureh will hold no more meetings after the holidays. Miss Stiriam Palmer is ill at her horse west of town with tonsilitis.

Alisa Vera Slusser is visiting Her unele, Charles Smith and family at Kokomo, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Braden and cousin. Miss Gertrude Dell and John Braden were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Whitmeyer, near Telve-mile. Sunday. John Harvey, of Kokomo, is assisting in the care of his uncle, Lemuel Carrothers, who is very 111 at his home here. John Braden is spending this week with Ephriam and William Fishburn, near Mexico, Ind.

Mrs. Herald Smith, of Mexico, was the guest of her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Bacon, west of town, Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Darius Jenkins and children were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Southerton, south of town Sunday evening. Tracy spent Sunday with Miss Edna Owens on Hill.

Mr. and Wesley Weller and children were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weller, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur McCarter, of Logansport, were guests of his mother, Mrs. Robert Briggs, Sunday. Miss Ethel Miller and daugher of Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Miller, of Millark, and Mr. Pratt. of Kewanna, were married Saturday evening. WAKARUSA. The Tribune's Special Service.

WAKARUSA. Dec. 16. Mrs. Edward Robinson and Airs.

2. M. ISN'T IT GLORIOUS What? Why the feeling that all your Christmas shopping is done, and your house spic and span for holiday guests. To be able to look the calendar firmly in the eye and remark to Dee. 25, "Come on as soon as you like; I'm ready for you?" But is your health in good shape too? In the hurry, scurry of shopping days have you neglected it? Perhaps the snows of the past few days have resulted in damp feet that have left their trace in rheumatie pains.

If so don't wait donger. Go to one of the Frumas drug stores, at Michigan Wayne, Michigan Washington, Main Colfax, or the Red Cross Pharmacy in Mishawaka, and get Landon's Prescription 1903, which means instant relief. If you prefer to order by mail address Landon Drug South Bend. The price is the same, COOKIES FOR THE CHILDREN The kiddies, and the grown-ups too, relish home-made cookies. When children beg for sweets the modern mother knows that she may safely give them wholesome cakes made from graham, oatmeal, spice and raisins, without any fear of resuits.

Then, too, it is always handy to have a supply of cookies on hand for desserts or to serve at tea time. And whoever heard of a school lunch without one or two of these delicious little cakes? Learn to prepare cookies in all of their varietles. Full directions are riven in a booklet on baking issued by the department of agriculture, which also contains recipes for making breads, rolls, biscuits, waffles and pastries of all sorts. This is a free government publication and our Washington Information bureau will secure a copy for any reader who fills out and mails the coupon, below. enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage, Be sure to write your name and address cleatly.

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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, 1 County of St. Joseph. In the St. Joseph superior court.

September term. 1922. Grace Smith. vs Frank Smith. Divorce.

7.336. Be it known that the above named plaintiff has fled in the office. of the clerk of said court her complaint against said defendant in the cause together with proper affidavit that said Frank Smith. not resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is hereby notified that said cause will stand for trial on the 23d day of January, 1922, the same being the 44th day of the next term of court to commence at the city of South Bend, on the Arst Monday in December next.

on which day said defendant is required to appear to said action. WILBUR M. WARNER, By Margaret Cowgill, Deputy. Geo. D.

Donahue, Attorney for Plaintiff. South Bend, Dec. 2, 1922. St 2-9-16 NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS. STATE OF INDIANA.

Joseph County. In the St. Joseph circuit court. November term. 1922.

Thomas F. Berkley, 19836. Samuel Hanna, al. No. Notice to Defendants.

Now comes the plaintiff, by Anderson, 47 WANTED. Domestics. COMPETENT girl wanted for housework. small family. Call at 1232 Woodward LAve.

or La 6304. COMPETENT middle aged woman for general housework. Refetence, Call Main 1041 after 10 m. EXPERIENCED girl wanted for general housework. Call Lincoln 2428.

MAID for general housework: must be good copk. No washing. Mrs. R. Pace.

532 W. Colfax Ave. Main $882 RELIABLE woman or eirl for light housework. Small family, Excellent position for the right person. 1249 Meade St.

WANTED -Competent girl for general housework: family of three adults. Apply 226 N. Main St. WANTED Colored maid to assist with housework. Call Main 47034 WANTED -Neat competent a housekeeper for small family.

Must good cook. References required. State experience. Address 642, Box 24, Tribune. Female Help.

EARN $25 weekly, spare time. writing for newspapers, magasines, Exp. details free. Press Syndicate, 609 Times St. Louts, Mo.

EXPERIENCED help wanted in our shoe department; very good salary: steady position. Apply at once to Mr. Lubell, shoe department. Grand Leader. GIRLS WANTED.

Permanent and steady work open in our sewing departments on power sewing machines and in the laundry on HAND IRONING. The woman who likes to Iron will And this work pleasant and profitable, Come and see to-day. WILSON BROTHERS. INTELLIGENT Polish girl for ability to travel with high grade commercial artist: no other. Commissions average over $50 per week, expenses advanced and charged.

Address 668, Box Tribune. LADY stenographer with at least three years experience. Give tull particulars Arst letter. Address 660, Box 20, Tribune. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS--WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS TO OFFER EXPERIENCED POWER MACHINE OPERATORS--OPPORTUNITY TO EARN BIG -UNION SCALE OF WAGES PAID.

BEGINNERS PAID WHILE beautiful Roman candles that displayed dozens of colored lights when they burst, and even these lights changed colors as they floated off on the still, clear, blue-black night sky and seemed to lose themselves among the stars. Rut what the boys seemed to enjoy most were the huge balloons made in the shape of great elephants, horses, donkeys and men, that went floating off above the treetops, carrying. their BANG lights with them until an unlucky breeze blew against their paper sides, and then went up in flames in a jiffy. And so the night wore and another Fourth of July had been added to those of the past. (You'll never guess whht Bobbie does with his fine goat, so Ill tell you Monday.) with schools of the Northern Indiana Debating league.

The local school will meet Plymouth Jan: 19 and Mishawaka at South Bend Feb. The league question will be used. "Resolved that the Principle of the Closed Shop Should be Accepted by American Industry." Preliminary tryouts for the next debating team which will represent the school will be held on Jan. the affirmative of the league question will be taken by Godfrey Miller and Howard Kyser the negative by Albert Campbell and Jack Pace. The Girls' Debating club meeting has been postponed from Monday afternoon until after the holidays.

The meeting will be in charge of Miriam Monger, Anne Snyder and Hilda Raby, A Christmas program will be given by the Glee clubs, orchestras, and band in the auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Eme E. Harman and C. C. Miller are in 'charge of the affair.

A Fables THE DOG AND THE FISH TeRRy. A dog, while fishing, dreamed that I be Had caught a little fish at sea, He threw it back into the water And, out of gratitude, that fish, Helped him to win the boss's daughter With all the money one could wish. Alas for that poor canine, there, He woke and found his book barel Moral- guy who dreams while angling Won't find his line with fishes dangling. Jr. APPLY.

MRS. HAY, THE H. D. LEE MERCANTILE 405 EAST MADISON STREET. STENOGRAPHER Some experience necessary.

Clyde I. Rubber 600 N. Emerick St. to learn. Odell Rubber Col.

220 W. Ewtence not absolutely neceasary if willing TELEPHONE operator wanted. Expering Ave. TWO waltresses. Good hours.

Apply Royal Restaurant, 827 8. Michigan St. WANTED- Giri with good general education and some knowledge of bookkeeping and typewriting. Apply laboratory. 604 Main hetween 16 and 12 a.

m. YOUNG LADY FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK AND TYPEWRITER BILLING. ADDRESS 659, Box TRIBUNE. WANTED- -FOUR TYPISTS FOR ORDER DEPARTMENT. MISHAWAKA WOOLEN MFG.

MISHAWAKA. IND. WASHERS WORK, 18 SIX TO OR 30, MISHAWAKA FOR EIGHT GENERATE YOUNG MFG. MISHAWAKA, IND. Male Help.

CARPENTERS, BLACKSMITHS, BENDERS, GRINDERS, SOLDERERS, AND FILERS. APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE W. SAMPLE ST. BAKER CORPORATION. WANTED 16-year-old pin boys.

orpheath bowling alley. WANTED -Brickmanon. The Singer Mfg. Co. WANTED Young men 17-18 years of age to learn drums and trumpets in he U.

8. Marine Corps. Apply Sgt. Thornberry, Chamber of Commerce. Male or Female.

ent. and particulars at 226 8. Main St. Hamilton Pub. Co.

WANTED- Experienced help all de1 partments. Ideal Laundry Co. 426 8. Michigan St. SELL LIFE OF HENRY FORD-FascinatIng, fast selling book; nice Xmas pref- Salesmen and Agents.

A FEW more health and accident salesmen and saleswomen for South Bend or Mishawaka. Ask for Mr. Davis. 601 Farmers' Trust Bide. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.

The Maple Lane Realty Co. is developing an ideal restricted, subdivision, low priced, easy terms, beautiful homes ready planned, every co- biz commissions. What more do you want! Two or three more good men wanted. 309 E. Jefferson Bird.

SALESMEN wanted, with car. Satisfactory compensation to right man. clusive, territory means continuous good business. Clyde L. Rubber 600 N.

Emerick St. TWO men with newspaper or magazine experience to work with manager for large New York Publishing Salary, commission and traveling expenses paid to steady workers See Mr. Kason at Portage hotel evenings. WANTED--A few more tire Insurance: salesmen to work in South Bend and Mishawaka. Ask for Mfr.

Davis. 601 Farmers Trust Bide. WANTED- Salermen to sell the Comeld washer. Drawing account and commiesion. 8 D.

Moran Son, 182 N. Michigan St. 02 002 22 F. AN XMAS SUGGESTION. scholarship in the South Bend Bustness College will yield dividends throughout life, a good position from the start.

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THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Mich and Wash. Main 2966. Licensed Emp. Dept. places graduates and others MEN- -We teach modern barbering.

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