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. Arr.rsT , 1020
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WQ HI? Mi'QWAWAFA
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MAN IN THE STREET
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
News-Times Office 120 Lincoln W:iy XV. Phone Mishawaka 10
WATER IN RIVER
pln initial picnics. Charles Mcsuonser is
M!.sh:iw:ik;i council
! KnUhM of Columl'US
j.l.ir.
;;- t r t annunl ii' r.i to be ne iu
Saturday Afternoon It Rris
terrtl Twelve Fret -low
Normal.
Fined in City Court
The condition of Frank Crnisr.
K T ! U OT nni MT U,M! nark on Sunday. Ausurt 1
t I UU X i iL) 1 I 1111 I I A basket lunch will br s-rvn! and L'.m L Mhawaka av., who was in-
krrri1CH .'Till C"I1II i .'joj ' - juini r I in t-i n 1 1 j urn .ill uuni"
will to awartlfil. Committees hive moliile driven by Charles N'ie.swong-"-"n
appoint f'd with. Autru.st IV Dos- er, S. Lopm st. mt-t with an
mann a" chairman f the aff.tir. ii evident at th- corner of 1Mb. ft..
Another lud::- of ML-hawaka h and Mishawaka av.. is reported a
made plans for a picnic which 'they j somewhat improved, although he is
Pit m1 t' n.r.ke an annual affair, j not expected t he aid" to leavo St.
All the member of the Moose j Jojephs hospital for at least two
tw. i t,.c.,.i, rMwr ' . 1..-,- ,t I and th-ir families and ineneis ; wc-ks.
At.' k t . I " " (Ml I I . T 4 ' . . 4
I
A !1Hn w nvrr vr he-4i;tlf;il asif iear frnm thn tin.fnil vt. rannor in ' '.
At 1 which it Ls enclosed.
the jr-s' nt tin;- .". it h i? v r lf n
in tUc iH'r.nry of th- proverbial
old'J-t inhabitar.t. At the Io al pump-int,-
house S.iturd i.v afternoon it
i e?:i.,tered U t iifiow normal. Ar
cordi:;.; to to-- in hare of the
stati'-.i th- V-.v v.Mt'T ctis.-d hy
;h- dry v.cithcr and the he.iy use
of th- watT fr s;-rir.klim; iurpo.vt :-i.
Th M ri- an.', fall of the river at
M:sh.iuaka v;niv from two to ,d:c
f et ur.dr norm conditions, hut at
!re-nt r ins trorn 12 to In feet. Th"
latter r.;ore is low as thoje in
charge .-.f the p.irnpir.t: .station will
Mt it po, wti'ii it Is necessary to
; lnr ken up on the pumps, reducing
the pressure throughout the city.
AT LAK I " TOl V.
Henry Wilke spending today at
Chri -tvar.n lak1.
an invited to attend th" Initial pic-j Charles Nieswonsfr. drier of the
nie of the lode wrii n win ne neii car. appeared m tno city court "Sat
at EaKlc- point on Auk. 1". Foot urday ruorninp: on a charge of driv
racr.s and contents, hall parne and j ins an automobile while under the
dancing, are to he features of the iru'lue-ai e of liijuor. He was ass fs-
day Prizes will he given ana a o a nm or .o and cost. by Judge
hask't lunch served.
join's iiorsi: PAUTY.
. Mi.-s Ch.irlotte "Wilson has re
turned from Macatawa park and
H. S. Feii?. which he aid.
STRICK IIV AlTOMOIUIJl
Alhin. -on of Mr. and Mra. Her-
M-f-rt I.eyts, n: V. Kighth St.. was
has Ron- to Katrle Iike to join the ! hurt about the head and faco when
house party which Mrs. Henry I
pWston i chaperoning.
i'oi.ici: coriiT xoti's.
Th- only arrest in Misliawaka in
connection with violating' the- traf
fic ordinane.
Doris Kunz of the Milburn hotel
was arrested Friday exenlnpr on a
charge of l)ating a board bill.
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED
struck by an automobile Fridav af
ternoon nt the corner of Seventh
and Main st. The accident was un
avoidable. He was taken to his
home and a physician called.
Kini RNS TO PENNSYLVANIA.
Mrs. Madeline Keller. Uniontown.
Pa., who has been the j;uest of her
grandfather. Valentine Marx, resid
ing north of the city, for the-past
six week., has returned home. Her
husband left two weeks apo to at
tend the Klks convention at Chicago
of which order he Is past ruler.
when it is on the seal itself.
hast, that Is the way a man who
has a wife and seven daughters is
apt to think about it.
Ralph Jernegan wants to know if
we do not think Harding's speech
was tine. We thiak it was punk. Not
that we have read it. but all repub
lican speeches are punk.
Villa got as the price of surrender
a year's pay and a farm for each of
hir, men. Honesty is the best policy.
Villa couldn't have stolen that much
in 10 years.
Out in Los Angeles a husband tiled
charges against a man who eloped
with his wife and money, but with
drew his complaint as soon as he
got his money hack. In the final
analysis man is not hard to please.
The Ohio republicans have no need
, of seeking relief from the heat by
j going to an expensive resort. They
can take their overcoats and enjoy
the frigidity that lingers in the vi
cinity of the Porch at Marion.
The New Jersey citizen who shot
his wife whi.'e dreaming that the
landlord t.is coming through the
window to raise the rent is now the
guest of the jailer who gives him
living quarters for nothing.
Phil Matz is learning the business,
He is able to tell the quality of a
A Chicago church held a service '
for automobi'.ists Sunday. We see ,
nothing unreasonable about it. They
car. be saved if there is any assur- ,
ance that heaven is a place of mo-,
tors, good roads and no trattlc cops. ;
1
lis I
-it
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WANTKI - ; I r 1 er wov.au tr a'.ft wlxh
hm; -. rk. Pb-.ix.int ronüi; ((.od p:iy
niii board." i'm ne Mish.iw ika '''. Ml
Si:T.N-rKra la. use for rent. $7) p,-r
m.i.fh. berat-1 r;c:ir tl.e iot otTie-.
r. 11. b. News-Times. 7t'
i-'oi: SALI" Kit' Lea cabinet and v:i
u u in ;.iiier. lu'iulre I'll N. -Main st.
Stl
WIIV wat; your time now when yu ,
know that vm have to move and g t j
some kind f a shelter for this winter.'
.Vronm houe, all ef the rooms on the
first ll.or. and a eellar nnl in the city
llii.it- and near htn-et ear lin. and near
Dodge's jdaut No. 1'rlt e bJ0j; terms.
7-ro.-.ni hmis.', ttie lot Is Sx"l.l. ponie
lot. The hoii is In fine n .1 it i n. lo.
rated on Line. In Highway lst. the most
Sl'i:e-IAI. roll SALI: irres ef lan.I.iautlful vl-w iu the eity, 4Uh.
i'(.;.se and barn. to M il.aw aka. i
Also nil mps on farm. fldeker.ü. i:. I r, room house. It has water, cesspool,
ii.." 1 hör?..- 1 cow. inrut.Htor und i rin. l.-. tri-- üclits. Idc i L.sets. Located
" !t and all fan.di),' t -U lh with the. ,..,r .Marritlebi av. Kast. M'.ViO.
ii.i.f. Also about WNj raspberry plants.
1 - ) strawberry plants an.l J'.O frait
tr.es. This u.iist be tiobi Md'k. Port-
s.-wshm In l' days. Prlre ..".."jmi Mason
L. I'ttro. phone Ml-hawaka .""'. stl
I)i:.TII OF FRANK HAAS.
Word has been received in the
city announcing the death of Frank
X. Haas of Toledo. O., brother of
Mrs. Fred Yost. The death occur
red Friday morning as the result of
complications. Mr. Haas was born
and raised in Mishawaka and left
here L'O years ago.
An inquisitive reider asks if
there Is anv urandsl in the citv
worth reneatimr. Lady, we are an- t
Mous for Mishawaka to retain iis
population, and therefore refuse
answer the question.
... .14
A New ork woman wants a dl- ;
voreo because her oerso.is husband
kisses her 300 times a elay. She ac-
tually counted them. Well, if the di- j t ,
otce is granted that hero will surely j
bo lionized by the Neglected and:?
Heart-Hungry Order of Unklss d ; l
Wives or we're no Judge of corned ( L
rrp' in.! rahbniri 1 f
90
New York is hearing rumors of
the dollar hair-cut. It would mean
the day of the hoir.e-sheai -d bean in
Mishawaka.
As a matter of fact, gouging gets j
one nowhere. The more you charge
euhers, the more others will charge
you.
In Detroit sugar is ZÖ cents a
pound and in Windsor, across the
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CONTINUED ON PAG 13 TEX)
W.vn.1' ;irl at tl.e Kusj bak.-ry. Must
be a.-eiirate Iu fiwiirs. st2
i.ii; iv
a. la
Kleet ri.? lUhts. bath, garage, line gar.b n.
.ti.iniib'nt ihade und fruit tr-'H. v"..'hh,
whlcli is Ie-s than dwcbli; ran be built
for. takes the property. Client leaving
ihU climate. laa-: Kane Parks. Atty.
7t2
(i room hHist, modern but lieat '.'. t.'i t
lot on Se f-nth st.. IMver Park. $37" 0.
HASTINGS KKALTV e'O .
Ill S. Church st.
Phones -.Mishawaka 17-,-l"d0.
Tt'J
rrr'rmi i:i:.t Nteiv fumish.d three.
A K JA I N N I ne - r.M.rn house. . rf(im ., ..nrtment. re.itrallv b.eate.l;
id. on Unjoin Highway. ()sce..la. ,run)l fio,,r Adults only. .'h ne Mlsh
lUhts. bath, garage, i;ne gar.b n. .nvnkl fil0 Hi
HK SAIL IMve your old driving or de
liv.ry horse, ebufi-id 2 V l. ::tJ
Ni:" Alfalfi iri'I Timothy sed
at Itey Jii'iulth's Seed Store, :
Main st."
now
:u n.
7t7
I'OK SALK Tight mora house, clee
t r i. ity and gas; also complete set ef
f i! niture. Owner h aving city. Mrs.
Ad-erf. " K. "venth t. '-Vi
WAN'TL'l W I'd pay rash for partly
m lern house In east end. S. .
Newtf-Tii.ie., Ml.shawaka. 5-tf
l'iii: KLNT One furnished room or
. ooni for light housekeeping, with
Near ear line. M i) per week. In
., U4 K. Marion st.
i . S M.F. WOMU'.ltl TL r.AlP'.AIN
LMiC.r. ILl'PKUMIN 1 PALM A W
:. re farm. mostly rieh mm U land.
b';i I'lir.gs need some repair, peppermint
lis'ilh ry on pla. e. This farm is located
in baton .oiinty. Mi. log. in, I lubes from
Kat-'ti Hapids. Tule head f cattle
.ill I t.ft.V slieep Will be foll With pi. ice If
,1, vjrcil. bet n.e vimw ..n th- crops now
growing on this farm. This is nn ideal
ida e t)r a peppermint or st-k fai'iu.
l'me ?'V. (s acre Small jeiyment
i..vn, Icila.'oe easy liTius. If yon are
interest mi in binin :i farm. d-" not fail
f.. s.e mc before yoa Imy. A-'hille C.
e'.dfaert. t0 LUi In Wny West. Phone
M!h. 111. "tf
1'iiU SAT.!". A "nven!e:.t nnd attrartlve
7 room !;o'i" in I; i st - Ias repair, Kat
."rd st , .S'ooo ed - .r.(ii.io iash, balance in
I .rn: s.
A v ir.mt 4-re.in 'ottae. 1 Mo k from
Mishawaka Wool, ti Mfg. Co.. ii.V;
i-:!"!), balatoe like r!:t.
A b.autif.:l 5 room !:oMs... i; nth st.;
'irir.. kitehn, convenient dining room,
j leiai-t living r in. tv ',l i bed
r.on.r with . I .s.ts- In ich; nil nc"l
painted 'ind pip. red. jrist like new; gas.
b tri.' lights, water and t-to.d in house;
r s'-nttt'le priee. cash r terms.
. eoy little Voie. i e.-nveuietlt rooms
: ground i' :i.d ur.un'sla-d rooms
n set on. I tlour, in good repair. New ly
j.aliit.d Ol the ot:Ie, larce lt. several
fn;it tiees, N. ir.T!i st.. KH.r Park. s.T-'O.
Small p'sy.vent down. la 1 1 easy terms
A broom lions... w. Hfh st.. .l.Vx. v;llH)
cash. fal:re.. liK rent.
moji:i:n hoi i:s.
A 7-room house, ;'. M vks from te ren
ter ft the rltv. v.'.;uisi. . is'i or terras.
An rnon Lons--. Soath Main st.. ?7.
riiO. r.tsh er t . r s.
A 11 room, strb t'v modern Ji;p!.-x h-us-:
arrauL'e.l f.T n tilch !!! rooming
leiie; real bargain, easy terms
OLPAKKT 1MAL.. roi:Poi:ATIO.
1m- s bin- !n W.-iy Wot. I'ho.-v. Mi?h.
ltl. Scyuiour Jjiinea, sal s Mgr.
ftf
F(It SALK Small Overland roadster.
Five good tires and new top. (larfiebl
2 V L. ate
Som houses thut Hre going to have
new owners soon. Are you gdug to he
one tf them V
r-rorn send-bungalow near Lode's
plant No. 2
P.-room house K. Fourth st.;
trie lights, hard and soft water In the
house $2,000
."-room cottage on F. Law rence st. :
water, newer, gas. bath ami toilet; blf?
corner lot $2,VJ
ö-room cottage, furnace. ga elertric
lfv, ity water. Seventeenth Pt., Klver
Park $l.P)
C-room house.' water, sewer, gns. bath,
toilet, hardwaxxi tloors. liall anl furnace,
big pretty lot ä.7a0
broom semi-bungalow, four years old.
strictly nnxlern. i:. Fourth sr ö.eXK)
V) room house, s. Main st., nice corner
bu .s.r.oo
'. room all modern brick residence, big
b.t; the bluest snap in town .lO.ÜOO
' HASTINGS KI'.A LT Y CU.
Ill S. Church St.
Ml-di. Phone 172. or 101'.. 4tf
i8i mm Mile
Three all modern, one with hot water
b-at. All within one-naif block of cen
ter. so down bnjs either one of two
of them, the other $.tl"0 M.Vn rash.
Tins- will all go quick, go hurry.
SCO ITS ;o TO CAMP.
Willliam Terbush and Arthur
Kgendorfer. members of the sec
ond troop of boy scouts of Misha
waka have gone to Rirch lake for
three weeks where they will join
the scouts who are ramping there.
I. FAVi: FOR DIAMOND LAKH.
Mr. i.n.l .Mrs. William Overlin, S.
wain sr., anu tbedr guests, the
Misses Oladys nnd HaM Overlin. of i
Chicago, have gone to Diamond I
lake f.jr a week's vacation. i
Rirri R.vs to nncAco.
TV-;, F 1 10rCf and Miss Violetl
Uilke have returne.i to Chicago af-i
ter visiting with the former's moth-
.Iis. William .Mortz, 209 F
FIghtli st.
iti:rritvriioM laki:.
Mr. and Afrs. Ed. 5shw oa
u. roadway, have re
,s (dec- I turned from a week's visit nt r-
ant lake.
STARTING. MCIITI.Vfi. ir.M.
TION BATTERY AYOItK.
Mishawaka IJattcry Sorrlee.
Corner of Eighth and M.aln Sts.
"KEISER'S ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP."
119 N..Mln BU Ulsbojnlta,
ror All Kinds of Shot Reptlrln
One seven -room house on West Sth.
part modern. A-l shape. Terms. Thirty
three hundred.
One nice little ..-room cottage, lot and
n half, barn, fruit, lltrtit. gas water an.l
seiver. ?.7M down. 270.
One f.-rorini house, ctol, water and
lights, and gas. $too down. .oo. Itar-gaiu.
VACANT SOON.
7 rooms and bath $."7y.
'I'his is be to renter.
room en S. Spring $2100.
5.".oo down, fialance to puit.
sd'no will buy n nice five-rcon hoijvp
rl s.. in.
We have ether property, priced from
Sö.mr f.. 511.0im".
l'l.NN KKALTY CO.
wi: ski.l m:m.
Phono Mis'a. L'L.
"FARMERS
ATTENTION! Order Wheat Fertilizer
now, get it off the car and
save expense.'
ROY JAQUITH
226 N. Main St.
Feeds, Seeds and Coal
Phone Mishawaka 207
12". S. Main.
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NEW HOUSE
FOR
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All modern throughout.
Five Large Rooms and Bath.
Large Lot.
1446 East Fourth St.
Cash or Easv Payments.
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Mishawaka
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W. L. Douglas Shoes
fit the feet.
Our expert
fitting service
assures entire
footwear
satisfaction.
The price is
stamped on the
sole.
W. L. Douglas Shoe Store
MlsTiawnlia
Good shoes; nothing else
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The opening of Piggly Wiggly No. 4 in Misha
waka was marked with SPLENDID ENTHUSI
ASM and UNPRECEDENTED BUSINESS.
That the decision of the management to open
in Mishawaka was a wise one, was fullv demon
strated by the AMOUNT OF BUSINESS DONE
during Friday, which FAR SURPASSED that of
the opening days of any one of the three Piggly
Wiggly stores in South Bend.
The thousands of people who crowded into the
new store during the day and night were enabled
by the thoroughness of the Piggly Wiggly system
to help themselves, pay their bills and make room
for others, without anv unnecessary waiting.
WE deeply appreciate the interest shown by
the people of Mishawaka and vicinity.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
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Choice Selection of Columbia Records
Here's Something That Will Please You
JUST RECEIVED
"You re Making a Miser of Me," sung by Henry Burr A2748.
"Bye-Low," sung by Campbell and Burr A2827.
"Limehouse Nights," by Columbia Saxophone Sextette A2876.
"My Gal," sung by Frank Crumit A2884..
"When My Baby Smiles at Me," played by Ted Lewis jazz band
A2908.
"Lazy Mississippi," sung by Campbell and Burr A2909.
"You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet," from "Sinbad," sung by Al Jolson
A2836.
"Till We Meet Again," waltz, played by Kalaluki Hawaiian Orches
tra A2743.
"Nobody Knows" (And Nobody Seems to Care), sung by Irving and
Jack Kaufman A2795.
"When the Roll is Called Up Yonder," sung by Chautauqua Preachers'
quartette A2667.
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