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a 14 THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1928. WEST SIDE NEWS PETER PAN CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Miss Esther Rozplochowski, 449 South Walnut street, entertained the Peter Pan club with A Valentine party Thursday evening in her home. Prizes at bridge were awarded to Miss Sadie Beczklewiez and Miss Eleanore Plasecki. Luncheon was served to eight guests at a table attractively decorated in hearts and the season's suggestions and red lighted tapers in silver holders. On Feb.

23 the club will meet in the home of the Misses Clara and Eleanore Plasecki, 1320 West Linden avenue. PLAN VALENTINE PARTY FEB. 13 The committee of St. John Canty Literary society of St. Hedwige's pariah, Alice met Dobski, Thursday, 30f South evening Chest- with nut street.

Plans were furthered for the Valentine party which the 50- clety for members and their friends on Monday evening, Feb. 13, in the parish hall, following the regular meeting. in Bunco, and dancing will be featured. Music be furnished by the Silver Moon orchestra. MRS.

KOMASINSKI IS HOSTESS. Mrs. Mary Komasinski, 1201 West Thomas street, was hostess to the of St. Joseph's society Thursday evening in her home. Buncircle.

co was featured at which favors were won by Mrs. Niezgodzki and Mrs. Joseph Raczynski, Refreshments were served to about 18 guests. Next week the will be entertained in the home Miss Julia Sojka, 906 circle, West Division street. ANNOUNCE BALL IN F.

L. HALL. A ball will be given Sunday evening in the F. L. hall, corner Warren and Ford streets, under the.

auspices of the Roman Catholic union. Music furnished from 7:30 Polish, until 12 o'clock. ATHLETIC CLUB WILL OPEN, evening. SOCIETY WILL GIVE PARTY. The Friendship Athletic club will hold formal opening of its new club rooms transformed from A classroom in the old St.

Stephen's school, this Members of the Holy Rosary Young Ladies' society of St. Casimir's parish will entertain with a bunco party on Feb. 16 in the parish hall. EIGHT VACANCIES IN ARMY FILLED RECRUITING IS RESUMED AFTER TWO MONTHS' SHUTDOWN. Officials Expect All Openings Will Soon be Taken Care of by Men Passing Examinations.

Eight men have enlisted in the United States army in South Bend duringthe past two days. The number obtained since the recruiting here was resumed Monday after A two months' shutdown is. setting a record while many applicants are being turned down daily they fail to come up to the present high army physical and mental standards. The recruits who were sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, and their places of destination, are Joseph F. Jasicki, 909 West Nastreet, coast artillery, Hawaii; Frank W.

Babacy, Camden street, coast artillery, Hawaii; William F. Sadenwater, Chicago, coast artillery, Panama Canal Zone; Frederick E. Benson, Dennis R. Lewis, Walter A. Lewis, Leo L.

Snyder, Dwaine E. Scott, all of Michigan City, field artillery, Mawail. At the rate the recruiting is proceeding at the various army stations, especially in South Bend, the vacancies will soon be filled, according to Sergt. Frank Scott, in charge of northern Indiana recruiting. COMPANY TAKES OVER STUDENTS All students of the Chicago Aeronautical school have been taken over by the South Bend Airways, which has been incorporated recently, and the first meeting of the men was held Thursday night in the Y.

M. C. A. building. The theoretical instructions in aviation given by Capt.

Stephen Darius, Lithuanian war ace, will begin Feb. 15, although practical fly. ing is already being taught by Capt. Darius at the South Bend Airways airport on Lincoln Way West at Nancy street. Instructions will also be given by Carl Jordan, local aviator.

Many local men are taking the praotical flying lessons, some of them from the University of Notre Dame. Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair By DOROTHY LANG You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a bottle of sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. It costs only 75 cents. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, tmproved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, says a wellknown druggist, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful.

This is the age of youth. Gray haired. unattractive folks aren't wanted around, 50 get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night and you'll be delighted with your dark, bandsome hair and your (youthful appearance within few Adv. PARISH CHILDREN TO HAVE PARTY The Children of Mary society of St. Hedwige's parish will hold a "beno" party Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock instead of Sunday.

Feb. 12. All members invited to attend this event which will be held in rooms where regular meetings take place. USHERS' SOCIETY MEETS TO-NIGHT Members of the Ushers' society of St. Hedwige's parish will meet this evening following the church services to begin arrangements for the big post-Lenten dance to be given April 11 in the parish hall.

Michael Hazinski, is the chairman of the proposed event. CAST OF PLAY WILL REHEARSE A rehearsal of the cast for the oneact play, "A Maiden's Evening," will take place this evening following the church services. The play will be presented by the Little Flower of Mission society on Sunday evening, Feb. 19, in St. Hedwige's hall.

PERSONALS. Stanislaus Hon, 1323 West Hine street, returned Thursday evening from a several days' business visit in Chicago. Mrs. P. Klos, 1206 West Napier street is spending two weeks with relative in Chicago.

Alex Bukowski, 1220 West Napier street, is confined with illness at St. Joseph's hospital. PARTY TO AID PARISH. On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 12, the Holy Name Young Boys' society will sponsor a bunco party in St.

Hedwige's hall. The proceeds of the affair will be for the benefit of the parish. DEVOTIONS WILL BE HELD. The first Friday of the month devotions will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in St. Hedwige's, St.

Stanislaus'. St. Adalbert's and St. Cassimir's churches. CHOIR REHEARSES TO-NIGHT.

A rehearsal of St. Stanislaus' church choir under the direction of Mrs. L. Jablonski will take place this evening following the church devotions. STATE MUTUAL PAYS DIVIDEND The State Mutual Savings Loan association of Indiana, which went into receivership last August following the disappearance of John J.

Faga, manager of the Elkhart, In branch, with $55,000 of depositors' funds, has paid a second cent dividend through its receiver, Philip E. Bondurant. Checks for the dividend were mailed out; Wednesday with a letter stating the remaining one third will in all probability be paid in part within little more than a year. It will not be paid in full unless the $55,000 is recovered from John J. Faga, which is believed impossible.

The year will be because some mortgages will' have to be foreclosed to collect all outstanding loans. LINDBORG SENT TO GREAT LAKES Eric B. Lindborg, East Pennsylvania avenue, who enlisted Thursday in the United States navy, was sent to the Great Lakes training station north of Chicago, where he plans to enter the radio school. Lindborg is a first class radio man and is also a college man, of which many enter the navy's trade schools, according to Chief Quartermaster Everett Hamilton, in charge of local recruiting. HIGH PRESSURE PETE.

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This department 18 conducted by Mrs. L. M. Boswell, News Intended for the department should be telephoned promptly to her over Lincoln 6055. Approximately 150 members and friends attended the annual roll call Thursday evening of the Knights of Phythias, Court of Calantha and Juvenile lodges in the hall 210 North Main street.

Attorney C. H. Wills, chancelor commander called the roll of the Knights; Mrs. Cora B. Hill, most worthy counsulor, the roll of the Calanthas, and Miss Catherine O'Bier, the roll of the juvenile, each member answering with expression from, prose, poetry or song.

These absent sent letters of greetings. Pof. S. H. Smith, of Elkhart, grand lecturer of the state, gave an encouraging talk in behalf of Pythians.

Other visitors spoke in appreciation after which luncheon was served at which time Mrs. Mary Dulin and Miss Louise McDonold entertained with 8 vocal duet, "Blue Heaven." Duglas day program will be rendered in the Hering house Sunday, Feb. 12th under the auspices of the Literature Art and Research club. J. Walters, of Buchanan, was present at the annual roll call of Knights of Phythias Thursday night.

Young and J. Stricklen, of. Culver, are in the city. There will be special services and program given Sunday at 3 o'clock in Mount Zion Baptist church under the auspices of group No. 2, of the men's movement.

Rey. B. Y. Young, will be the principal speaker; Mrs. N.

Beck will read a paper and the chorus and Jamaca quartet will give several selections. The mothers are asked to accompany their boys to the Hering house Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock to be present at the election of officers of the junior band and the planning or program or the year. The Branch society of Grace A. M. E.

Zion church will meet Monday in the home Mrs. J. Crouthers, Linden avenue. Robert Henderson, 141 North Birdsell street, motored to Culver, Thursday. Mrs.

A. E. Goens, of Indianapolis, is visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. A. H.

Watkins, 37 South Chestnut street. Miss Virginia Thomas and McKinley Walker, both of this city, were quietly married in Chicago Wednesday morning. After the wedA reception was given them in the home of Mrs. Louise Fletcher. are at home to their friends at 221 North Olive street, this city.

The Social Housewife club met Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. M. Gordan, 2240 West Washington avenue. At the social hour favors were won by Mrs. Ola Henderson, Mrs.

Helen Ward and Mrs. Lelia Atkins. J. W. Smith, who suffered a broken arm three weeks ago from a fall has been removed from the Epworth hospital to his home, 1037 Georgiana street.

BINGHAM OPENS GREIF HEARING Judge J. 1 Fred Bingham in superior court No. 1 began late Thursday hearing the divorce suit of Adolph Greif, local soda fountain supply dealer, against Mrs. Margaret Reilly Greif, beauty parlor operator, whom he charges with nagging, ridiculing him privately and in public, beating and clawing him. In a cross-complaint for a divorce and alimony Mrs.

Greif alleges her busband abandoned her after cursing, striking, beating and kicking most from the time of their marriage Sept. 12, 1925 to their separation Nov. 22, 1927. Among the husband's claims is one that their difference of age makes them incompatible. He is 44 and she 34.

She indicates financial diffculties also caused strife and cites instances of where she paid his debts. WEST WESTMINSTER PLAN'S PROGRAM An interesting program of musical numbers will be presented at the Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday night by the orchestra and senior choir. Under direction of L. O. Gillis the orchestra will play an overture, "A Royal Emblem.

G. L. Warner, violinist, will render "Romance in and "Meditation From Thais," by Massenet. The senior choir directed by Mrs. Nelle Winn Shake with Mrs.

Floyd Gaumer at the organ will sing "Goin' Home," by Dvorak. Mrs. S. A. Gourley will sing as the offertory "Teach Me, Lord," by Hamblen.

LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the judge of the superior couht No. 1 of St. Joseph county, state of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Cornelius L.

Warner, late of St. Joseph county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MERCHANTS NATIONAL OF SOUTH BEND, Administrator. February 2, 1928.

Seebirt, Oare Omacht, At orney for Estate. 3t 3-10-17 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, County of St. Joseph, 58: In the St. Joseph circuit court, November term, 1928.

Gladys Elizabeth Pause vS. Henry William Pause Cause No. 25099. 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 above cause together with a proper affidavit that said defendant is a non-resident of the state of Indiana.

Said defendant is hereby notifled that said. cause will stand for trial on the 23rd day of March, 1928, on which day said defendant is required to appear to said action. FRANK N. NEVINS. Clerk.

By Dan Kelly, Deputy. Maxine Ryer Miller, Attorney for Plaintiff. 34 27-3-10 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, County of, St. Joseph, ss.

In the St. Joseph superior court, November term, 1927. Dessie Wine VS. Kenneth Wine. Cause No.

25168-Divorce. 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 above cause together with Holland's Studebaker Dealer Orders 74 Cars From Local Corporation by 'Phone 4 alb Upper left: L. W. Manson, Studebaker-Erskine mobiel Maatschappy, The Hague; poration here. An isolated Studebaker-Erskine distributor in distant Holland spoke his three-minute piece through some 4.000 odd miles of space to the Studebaker Corporation of America here this morning, ordered an assortment of exactly 74 Commaders, Dictators, Presidents and Erskines, and then began his wait for them.

This long distance call for additional Studebaker products, made between The Hague and South Bend, was the longest of its kind ever effected. L. J. Ollier, the local automobile corporation's London representative having ordered 1,000 cars by telephone a year ago. The Studebaker corporation's representative in The Hague was L.

S. Manson, president of the Internationale Automobiel Maatschappy, one of LEGALS. a proper affidavit that said defendant, Kenneth Wine is a non-resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant is hereby notified that said cause will stand for trial on the 30th day of March, 1928, on which day said defendant is to appear to said action. FRANK N.

NEVINS. Clerk. By Stanley R. Kazmirski, Deputy. Geo.

A. Schock, Attorney for Plaintiff. 3t 3-10-17 Long. Jessie A. Long.

Cause No. 25050. Forclose mortgage. To Alexander J. Cholaj, Helen Cholaj, J.

Leolin Long and Jessie A. Long: You and each of you are hereby notifled that plaintiff in the above entitled cause has filed her complaint in my office this 20th day of January, 1928, which complaint is to foreclose a mortgage on lot No. 1248 Summit Place fourth addition to the city of South Bend, St. Joseph county, state of Indiana. That said cause will be heard in the St.

Joseph superior court No. 2 on the 30th day of March, 1928, and at said time disposed of in your absence if you are not present either in person or by counsel. FRANK N. NEVINS, Clerk of St. Joseph Superior No.

By Stanley R. Kazmirsky. Henry L. Humrichouser, Attorney for Plaintiff. 3t 3-10-17.

NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, St. Joseph county: In the St. Joseph superior court No. 2, November term.

1927. Alice M. Hughes VS. Alexander J. Cholaj, Helen Cholaj, J.

Leolin SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. ANNOUNCEMENTS. LOST AND FOUND. -A tire between South Bend and LaPorte. L.

5375. LOST- Black shell rimmed glasses, between Elder school and N. Y. C. tracks.

Return 417 So. Main St. L. 8670. Reward.

-Female toy Boston terrier, wearing harness, seal brindle. white strip on back of neck, white breast. Reward. M. 0899.

-In down town district or on Notre Dame car. dark shell rimmed glasses in case. Call Lincoln 5268. Reward. months old fox terrier, white with black spots.

Return to 507 Penn Ave. or call L. 7034. Reward. LOST- String of pearls on Mishawaka Ave.

or off Notre Dame street car. Reward. 1737 E. Hildreth. M.

1562-W. STRAYED- -Black and white female American bull dog. wore black leather collar. Reward. Call Lincoln 7431.

PERSONALS. BESSIE VAN DRUFF, Chiropractor. Special attention to women and children. Toepp Rm. 7.

across from P. O. M. 4738-J. GOOD splint coal on tracks every day, only $6.25 per ton if haul 1t yourself.

Call Mish. 372. 814 W. 4th Mishawaka. IF you value good health take Hygien Baths and Swedish Massage.

LaSalle Annex Baths. Lady and gent dent. 4900. WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Carrie. E.

L. KINGSAFER. WANTED- Confinement cases by refined experienced lady. Best reference. Box 543, Tribune.

BUSINESS SERVICE. BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED. A DEFECTIVE chimney is a FIRE TRAP. Safeguard your home against Are. Chimnevs.

furnaces repaired, cleaned. M. 3258-W. FEATHER BEDS made into mattresses and comforters. S.

T. Williamson, 1240 Miami St. L. 8302. Work called for and delivered.

MOVING large trees. We are equipped to handle trees of any with large ball of dirt and roots. Shenefield. Landscape Gardener. Lin.

2092. WELL DRILLING. any size, from 2 inches to 16 inches. Hale. 1405 E.

Howard St. Tel. L. 9725. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINEEY.

DRESSMAKING and coats. For quality work and reasonable prices, call Mildred Moorehead. 1655 Calvert St M. 3269-W. DRESSMAKING.

Mrs. Helen Strobel, N. Studebaker Street. FOOT SPECIALISTS. DR.

K. BUNCH--DR. MARIE CONNOR. Padiatrists M. 2805-W.

Hours 9-12: 2-5 p. m. 411 J. M. S.

Bldg. South Bend. PIANO TUNING. MAROWSKY, truly grand, square and upright piano tuner. 41 years' experience.

1125 Cleveland Ave. L. 1032. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. VAN SERVICE CALL DOWNING- BROWN TRANSFER for moving household goods, local.

Jong dis tance hauling. Goods handled with care. Service our motto. 202 E. Sample St.

M. 0465. FIREPROOF warehouse for furniture storage. also equipped with steam heated piano room and special rug and trunk room. Woodworth's Storage Transfer.

409-11 8. St. Joseph. Main 0774. DICK'S MOVING TRANSFER.

Prompt- -Courteous- Careful. Lincoln 7480. 131 Pennsylvania Ave. NATIONAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. FIREPROOF.

For storing furniture. Special rooms desired. Poone L. 6153. Corner Division and Carroll Sts.

WANTED Return load or part of load from Chicago to South Bend, Saturday, Feb. 1928. ELLIOTT TRANSFER CO. WANTED. FEMALE HELP.

CAPABLE woman for housework. Must be able to cook. References required. M. 2525 or 1329 E.

Jefferson. EXPERIENCED sewing machine operator to act as floor lady. Address Box 546, Tribune. LOOK What is in store for you. Opportunity -Business Money.

Ladies, we have open two positions in our concern. Apply in person to GLOVER WATSON ORGANIZATION, INC. 228 West Jefferson Blvd. MAID for general house work, white preferred. Must be able to cook.

M. 2177. MIDDLE aged or elderly woman for genersl housework in family of two, elderly couple. No washing. 701 N.

25th Street. NURSES for training fully accredited school, Board, room, laundry, maintenance. Jackson Park Hospital, 1531 Stony Island Chicage. WANTED Stenographer and bookkeeper; state experience, salary expected. age, whether living at home and whether looking for permanent position.

Answer in handwriting. Box 547, Tribune. WANTED- -White maid, general housework, small family. Call at Robertson Bros. employment office.

MALE HELP. CAPABLE, NEAT APPEARING MAN NEEDED BY A NEW BEND INDUSTRY FOR SALES FORCE. SEE HAGERTY. BROKER, 312 UNION TRUST BLDG. 7:30 TO 9 P.

M. A MAN with sedan to manage crew- -selling rugs, lace curtains. on installment plan; no collecting: liberal commission. C. F.

Adams 724. S. Michigan St. EXPERIENCED, capable accountant. Full charge of office of manufacturing plant, located Michigan City.

Write full details your experience, giving age, salary expected, etc. Replies held confidential. Address Box 529, Tribune. I HAVE AN OPENING for two neat appearing young men with cars between the ages of 25 to 30 years for large National Corporation operating chain stores. Must be energetic, willing to work.

See Mr. MacDonald, 209 No. Main 8:30 sharp, or 1 p. m. LARGE manufacturer of food products has opening for 2 to 4 good salesmen to cover So.

Bend and surrounding territory. See Mr. Cameron, LaSalle Hotel, Saturday after. 9:30 p. m.

2 MEN for permanent position. Must be neat appearing and willing to work. Ask for Mr. Seaman, 724 S. Michigan St.

THERE IS a good job awaiting the man with 8 Reo heavy Cuty. Speed Wagon. For full information see Mr. Teeters right away. REO MOTOR SALES, 226 S.

Lafayette Blvd. WANTED- -Boy with wheel for errands. South Bend Blue Print 211 N. Main. WANTED- -Experienced arc welders.

Good piece work rate. Give full information in first letter. Address Box 535, Tribune. WANTED First class lathe men on produgtion. Apply Advance-Rumely Company, LaPorte.

Indiana. YOUNG men over 21 years, for steady work. Must have plenty of backbone, willing to work hard, follow instructions and be satisfled with $20 a week with overtime to start. Chance for advancement. Apply 219 Poledor 4 till 6 p.

m. MALE OR FEMALE. COLORED agents, canvassers and demonstrators, for big advertisement; good pay. 1501 Washington, Westside Hotel, Room 5. SALESMEN AND AGENTS.

SALESMEN with car to -establish county distributors this state for line of gas producers making cheap gas from charcoal or coke and water, for cooking, heating and industries. $150 in commissions are usual after two weeks' work. Demonstrator furnished. IND-I-ANA GAS-O-GEN, 1083 Woodward So. Bend.

Phone Lin. 8102 RUCTION. BARBERS wanted in every town. Always a position open. We train you in 8 few weeks for this clean and profitable work.

Tanner's Barber college. 122 E. Columbia Fort Wayne, Ind. FACT 235-BUSINESS MEN, you are in: vited to call our State Licensed Emp. Dept.

for competent office assistants. THE THOMAS SCHOOL LICENSED EMP. AGENCY. Mich. at Wash.

M. 2906. EVERY MONDAY is enrollment day at the South Bend Business college. If interested in a business training: an office position. and subsequent advancement, secure our new book, "Of Priceless Value." It's free.

Telephone Main 0551 or call at 208 South St. Joseph SITUATION. EXPERIENCED Chauffeur wishes position. Can furnish best of references. Address Box 541, Tribune.

MAN AND WIFE wish janitor service. Can give good references. Phone L. 1040. SINGLE man wants work on farm.

Dairy farm preferred. Experienced. 2704. W. Sixth Mishawaka.

Mish. 2454-J. SINCERE couple wishes position as experienced chauffeur and good cook. References. Add.

Box 548, Tribune. SITUATION Wanted by beauty parlor operator. 6 years experience. Reference. Ph.

Mish. 211-J. SITUATION wanted. Experienced floor covering and drapery salesman wishes position in Northern Indiana. Box 549, Tribune.

SIT. WTD. by young woman with executive ability, 14 years experience stenographic, secreterial, accounting office management. Address Box 534. Tribune, SITUATION wanted by experienced girl, either as pastry cook or general work in refined home where there are no children; no laundry.

1101 Harriett St. STENOGRAPHER with some experience in law office wishes work for attorney. an give references. Address Box 538, Tribune. WANTED -Bookkeeping on part time basis.

Business men, try to cut your costs and expenses. Monthly statements. Better control. Less uncertainty. Audits, system, tax reports.

Telephone Mish. 1480-M. Box 33, Tribune, South Bend. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED by adult family a five or six room.

modern house, located east, between city and watch factory and around $30 or $35. Box 536. Tribune. WANTED- -By employed couple, two unfurnished rooms and kitchenette. Must be desirable, central and reasonable.

Add. Box 550, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to borrow about $1200. first mortgage, 5 acres with $3200 improvements on it.

Peter J. Hens, 1 mi, south of Osceola. ment; everything furnished. 928 Portage Ave. A 3-ROOM furnished and heated apartment, hardwood floors, private bath and private entrance.

808 Portage Ave A 3 ROOM and bath, nicely furn. city heat. 128 N. Lafayette Bled. M.

2438 between 8:30 and 5, after 5 L. 6816. A VERY desirable two room, steam heated private entrance, everything furnished. Apt. bldg.

202 Penn. M. 3694. LIVING room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath, completely furnished, pleasant surroundings downtown location. 338 West LaSalle.

Inquire 2nd floor or PERCY H. WALSH, Realtor 212 S. Lafayette. Lin. 5779.

PUBLIC. NOTICE. If you are looking for light housekeeping apartments. 8 house, flat or store, see us. PROPERTY OWNERS -II you have anything that you want to have rented, no matter where it is, list the same with us at once.

We guarantee first class tenants and our charges are reasonable. Open evenings. GEO. W. BEYERS R.

262 Oliver Theater Bldg. 114-116 N. Main Main 3499-W. Open evenings. THREE rooms and bath, furnished complete ground floor, hot water heat.

701 Marletta. Inquire 805 S. Clinton: FOR RENT. APARTMENTS, FURNISHED. MODERN 3 or room and bath apart- system, kitchen equipment furnished: garage desired.

Phone L. 1786; office 414 Dean Bldg. APARTMENTS. UNFURNISHED. APARTMENTS- -WASHINGTON-COLFAX 617 W.

WASHINGTON AVE. PHONE LINCOLN 1267. AGENTS ON PREMISES. FIVE ROOM apartment, new building, modern in every detail, steam heat, soft water FOR -APARTMENTS SEVEN room duplex with bath. 514 Wayne.

Inq. 516 W. Wayne. FOR RENT- An all modern three room apartment unfurnished, reasonable. 1002 Emerson Ave.

FOUR modern unfurnished rooms with private bath; heat, light and gas furnished. Adults. 802 Leland Ave. MODERN 5 room, steam heated near Sample $35 per mo. Inquire Fox, 325 S.

Mich. St. NEW TRIMORE APARTMENTS. 803-807 W. Coltax Ave.

An Ideal 5 room apartment None better offered. L. 0. Cook. 5670.

5 ROOM and bath, $25. Inquire 349 Lincoln Way West. ROOMS, heated. 3030 Mishawaka Ave. $35.

Lincoln 8714. TWO or three rooms, fine. for office, steam heat. Ph. Mish.

1184. Inq. W. Washington. BUSINESS PROPERTIES.

FOR RENT A store bldg. on Line. Way East. suitable for second-hand or wall paper store, $18 per month. Call L.

5367. FOR RENT- Secona floor in rear of 122, 124, 126 and 128 North Main street. formerly occupted by The Tribune: suitable for storage, light manufacturing or other purposes; possession at once. Inquire at Tribune business office FOR RENT- Second floor of Johnson Motor plant, 914 Sample St. Suitable for light manfg.

or storage. Two sections, 3,000 and 4,500 sq. ft. L. 5885.

Warner Carlisle, Inc. FOR RENT-Store room on Division 30x 50, steam heat. rear and side driveway. Big plate glass window, display good lease. Call L.

5561. STEAM heated store, 109 W. Monroe, two doors west of St. Good for any business. Rent very reasonable.

Call at office of 2nd floor. FARM PROPERTY. FOR RENT-78-acre farm, mi. out on Edwardsburg road. Ed.

Bonebrake. HALLS. THIRD floor of Tribune bullding for rent. Suitable for dance, lectures, etc. Apply Business Office, South Bend Tribune.

HOUSES, UNFURNISHED. A BARGAIN-6 nice rooms, all modern but furnace, 1012 E. Division: $25 per month 5 rooms, 1121 S. Franklin, $20 per month. Inq.

M. Gilbert, 917 W. Colfax. M. 1648.

A CLEAN 6 rm. house, modern except furnace, 2 blocks E. on Wayne. 312 S. Carroll.

Can be seen 2 to 4 p. m. L. 6974. ALL CLEAN, three r.

house, $12.50 per mo. 40 others. Listings solicited. JOHNSON RENTAL AGENCY 461 Associates Bldg. L.

5935. ALL MOD. 5 r. newly dec. lower duplex, oak floors, full basement, garage.

Portage $35. Inq. 510 S. St. Joe St.

L. 8156 A 7 ROOM all modern house on East Pennsylvania for tent, very reasonable. Call L. 1488. FIVE rm.

bungalow, 1122 Chalfant. Nice long living room, oak floors, full etc. Rent reasonable to right party. Also have bungalow a little cheaper on No. College.

Call or L. 3007. John L. Taylor, 207 W. Colfax.

FOR RENT-5, 6 and 8 room houses, clean, near in, cheap, modern. L. 1683. 618 Michigan St. Dinan.

FOR RENT LA six room cottage, close in, recently decorated. $30. M. 1003; L. 8204.

FOR RENT-837 Elmer near L. W. 7 room modern Garage $40 Lin 8714 FOR RENT. Fine home, East LaSalle avenue. Seven room house on Portage avenue.

Many others. We solicit listings at: all times. SOUTH BEND RENTAL AGENCY Chamber of Commerce Bldg. L. 1310.

FOR RENT -Modern 6-room bungalow. $40. W. K. McHENRY 220 Associates Bldg.

L. 5733 FOR RENT- -NORTHWEST. 1342 N. Adams 5 rooms, mod. $35 1809 Elwood, 5 rooms, mod.

$35 1813 Elwood, 8 mod. $40 1346 Adams. 6 rooms, mod. $40 SECURITIES INVESTMENT CORP. 216 8.

Lafayette Blvd. L. 6007. Open Evenings. FOR RENT 7 room house.

Stover bik from 816 E. Jefferson: rent reasonable: garage if desired. Chas. M. Schuell, 113 W.

Jefferson, L. 6245. FOR RENT-6 room modern house, near Mussel school. L. 7094 or L.

6678. FOR RENT-7 room house, modern, with garage. 816 E. Jefferson fine location. Chas.

M. Schuell, 113 W. Jefferson. L. 6245.

FOR RENT- 5-room house, modern except furnace, entire house newly papered. $25.00. 113 So. Notre Dame. Inq.

221 So. Main St. FOR RENT. Six room house, all modern, located north side. C.

Winkler, 416 J. M. 8. Bldg. L.

2564. FOR RENT-2806 S. Main, all modern room bungalow, furnace, water softener, garage. Owner. 419 Leland Ave.

FOR RENT- Two-apartment modern restdence and garage: five rooms and bath downstairs: scree rooms and bath upstairs. Six blocks from center. 618 East Collax. Both apartments upper apartment now rented for live in lower with income from upper. Ready for occupancy Feb.

15. Phone Lin. 3879 for appointment. MODERN bungalow with garage, E. Fox St.

west of Miami Call 717 Van Buren or Ph. L. 7039 after 6 p. m. MODERN bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, garage, MODERN bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, garage, 2415 Miami, $50.

Inquire 118 Donald. St. Phone L. 7627. MODERN 8 room dat, suitable for roomers, next to LaSalle hoteL $50 per month Call Main 3480.

NEAR Lincoln Way W. 5 rm. modern. Garage. $30.

Call Lin. 3187. NEW modern 5-room bungalow near Watch factory. Inquire 1101 Bellevue Ave. N.

W. NEAR Portage. 6 room, Modern. $35. Call L.

3187. R. modern, garage modern, garage R. N. W.

semi-modern .318.00 modern $45.00 GARN BROS. CO. 634 Associates Bldg. M. 2631 5 ROOM house, 8.

E. near Lincoln school $35. PERCY E. WALSH. Realtor 212 8.

Lafayette. Lin. 5779 4 ROOM house, modern except furnace, with garage. E. LaSalle Ave.

Inquire at 1014 E. LaSalle. 7 ROOM. 620 Kizer Court, modern except heat. room, 720 N.

Scott, modern. room, 619 Pierce, partly modern. room. 714 West Jefferson, partly modern. L.

5086. R. P. Kizer Son, TWO HOUSES IN RIVER PARK. Six rooms and bath.

modern, double 23- rage; close to school and street car. Six rooms and bath, modern, on nice paved street, close to Nuner school Prefer tenants who expect to stay a year or. longer, as these houses are not for sale. Please call in person in preference to telephoning. FRANK JEFPERIES, Realtor 308 Citizens Bank Bldg.

ROOMS and bath, all modern except furnace, $25 per month. Call at 1107 8. Logan South Bend. ROOM modern, 911 31st near Mishawaka Ave. $35.

Lincoln 8714. OFFICES. FOR RENT- Offices, also desk space, in good office building: very reasonable rent. Call at office, 217 Monroe corner Michigan and Monroe Sts. MODERN, light, private office unfurnished, with use of reception room, telephone and steno.

Reasonable rent. 311 Citizens Bank Bldg. Lincoln: 2145. ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. CHEERFUL large furnished room and modern kitchen, to man and wife; bath.

private entrance. 2111 S. Miami St. A MODERN 3 or 4 room and bath apartment; everything furnished. 928 Portage Ave: 415 E.

BROADWAY- Pleasant 2 r. suite, everything furnished, select location, on car and bus line; laundry privileges; adults. FOR RENT- A suite of 2 1. h. k.

rooms, everything furnished, with or without garage. 140 Paris St. FOR RENT- Three modern unfurnished rooms for housekeeping; heat and gas and lights. Rent reasonable. 1023 Portage ave.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, kitchenette and bath; ground floor. Private entrance, 1252 Lincoln Way West. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, all modern. 215 W. LaSalle, L.

7732. 518 L. W. 1 rm. and kitchenette, all mod.

Furn complete for L. H. K. rms. Walking distance.

Refined home. Adults. M. 4347-W. 3 MODERN light housekeeping rooms for one couple.

Garage if desired. Private entrance. 943 Emerson Ave. 226 N. TAYLOR, Mod.

large two room first floor. Hot water heat, strictly private: rent reasonable. 226 TAYLOR-2 clean modern rooms, furnished for light housekeeping? bot water heat: adults only; reasonable. 2 ROOMS furnished for light housekeeping: electrie. gas heat furnished.

$7 per week, 818 N. Allen St, Phone Main 3135-R. 2 ROOMS furnished for light housekeeping at 307 E. Colfax. $6 per week.

Li 8398. STEAM HEATED APT. A nice 3 room apartment with plenty off hot water. Mrs. Stanley, 748 L.

W. TWO all modern light housekeeping rooms and bath; everything furnished; private entrance; adults. 614 E. Dubail. TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, modern.

bath, laundry, heat furnished, On car line. $6.50. 1829 Miami. L. 8965.1 VERY desirable, modern, close in, 2 or 3 rooms and bath, furnished for housekeeping.

Inquire 333 S. Mich. M. 1783-W. 3 WELL furnished rooms, modern private home, block car line.

Adults only. Reasonable. 754 22nd St. EVERY ad on this page has a message of vital interest to ou. ROOMS.

UNFURNISHED. ALL MODERN 5 room, newly dee. lower duplex, oak floors, full basement; garage, $35. Portage Ct. Phone L.

8156. FOR RENT Twenty rooms, steam heated. 532 S. Michigan. Inquire in Wall Paper Store.

Tel. L. 5775. ROOMS WITH BOARD. FOR 2 gentlemen or employed couple turn.

room in strictly mod. home bIk from car line. No other roomers. Home privileges. With or without board.

1117 E. Milton. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. A CLEAN, neatly furnished room, private home, all modern conveniences. N.

Mich. close in. L. 5896. A CLEAN pleasant room- in modern home.

Gentlemen preferred. L. 7516. A PLEASANT. large, warm front room in modern home, close in, walking distance.

501 W. LaSalle Ave. A WARM, pleasant sleeping room in modern, private home. Will rent to one or two. 706 N.

St. Joseph St. L. 6366. LARGE and small modern sleeping rooms; 5 minutes walk to center.

Use of phone. 525 N. Main St. SLEEPING room, modern, well heated; near car: one or two ladies. Breakfast if desired.

549 Cleveland. L. 9087. SMALL. nicely furnished sleeping room in modern home, $4.

4 blocks west of LaSalle Hotel. 503 W. LaSalle. L. 2753 BAKER SUBURBAN PROPERTY, FOR acre, with 7 r.

house and garage, at city limits, on South Bend AVE. Call L. 6861. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE OR TRADE Nash Coach, 5 good tires, fine condition.

Dodge Sedan, original paint. A real car. Flint Sedan, original tires, fine condition. Buick Touring, 6 elegant condition. Buick Touring, 4 a bargain.

Overland Sedan, fine condition. real bargain. BOWERMAN BUICK SALES. Cash or Easy Payments. Mishawaka.

BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES WILL ALWAYS BE POUND AT THE BIG TENT. Your chance to OWN the automobile you've wanted. See our ad on page 2, section 1 of this paper. STUDEBAKER'S BIG TENT LAFAYETTE AT DIVISION. AT THE NATIONAL GARAGE.

343 L. W. West. REPOSSESSED AUTOMOBILES. Buy a car at the unpaid balance price and you can't go wrong.

We always have fine lot to select from. Note the following straight sale prices: '25 Model Buick Touring at unpaid balance $225 '25 Chandler Coach at unpaid balance 400 Cev. Coach 395 '23 Chev. Touring 35 27 Chrysler Sedan 575 Ford Tudor, 6 wire 295 Hudson Coach 300 Paige Coach 450 Reo. Coupe 375 Star Coupe, 315 Come in and get your car.

while they are cheap and be ready for spring. NATIONAL GARAGE 343 W. West. Open Evenings, L. 1533 PRINCIPALS IN UNIQUE ORDER.

distributor in Holland; center: upper right: H. S. Welch, manager the largest Studebaker-Erskine tributors on the continent, and the local official who accepted the order was H. S. Welch, manager of exports sales.

This unusual call by long distance marked Mr. Manson's observance of the anniversary of his visit to South Bend a year ago when he was a visitor at the local plant for a week. Arrangements for a conversation with the South Bend motor corporation were completed Thursday afternoon through the New York office. Connections were made over the recently completed transoceanic line between The Hague and New York city by way of New York and Detroit at 9:09 o'clock central standard time this morning, though it happened to be 3:09 o'clock in the afternoon in The His firm, the Internationale Autoof exports sales in Studebaker cor- Hague. No mention was made of the weather in the Netherlands.

"The new President Eight and the New Erskine six have met with unusual success in Holland," said Mr. Manson for an opening sentence. "There is an unprecedented demand for Studebaker-Erskine cars. Therefore send me by the earliest possible shipment- and he gave his order for 74 local motor products. When three minutes of conversation had been exchanged between the Studebaker dealer in The Hague and the Studebaker official in South Bend.

the isolaterd automobile distributor in Holland hung up then paid $81.75 for the call. It is rumored the Studebaker official on this end of the wire was satisfied with the results of the call. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK of cars to select from. Prices ranging from $25 to $600. SPECIALS.

Studebaker Big 6 Sedan, $350. Nash Advance 4-door Coupe. L. H. WERT USED CAR MARKET 116-18 8.

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