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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
NEWS
News-Times Office
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Over 100 Members and Their
Familie Go to Barron
Lake.
Th AnniMl picnic nf th Knights
rf Pythias nd th" Pvthi.in Sisters
ua held Sunday at Barron lake,
Mich. Over lr memrr and thdr
families attrndr-d. Th trip wan
-1 a H u K- r n t nm r U r ami ' KiV'it Hin
rer served. A prr srarn of .sports
vras enjoyed and prizes awarded to
th following: Pace for hoys undrr
14 year., 11. Iler.ot:; r.-ir for plrl
under 14 year. Hr!n i'one; ladies'
rail driving content, .Mr. Krey-;
h'r- fho- pii. hir.tr. Forrest TloMn
son; ladies i. avelir.!, Mrs. Howard
Clement; Inner tut race. C Klndy;
ladle behall throwing. Mr. W. M.
Hunsberfrer, ladies' potato race,
Mrs. W. M. Hunshercrr.
The .urcees of the picnic was
l-in-Iy due to the followini? In
charge, of arrangements: Fntertaln
rr.t, F. E. Coats. Mel Hunsberppr,
. J I I J n- . ...... . v
STARTING, LIGHTING;, IGNI
T10.V BATrrUY WORK.
Mlshnuaka Dattery Svrvlce.
Cornr of Eighth and ILaln Sta.
WILL RENT OR BUY
Modern house, six or eight
rooms. Will pay 8rr cash
and 2 x monthly. Write giv
ing description, price and
when can be seen.
BOX S. T. NEWS-TIMES
Mishawaka
Woolen Mfg. Co.
"BALL-BAND"
Rubber & Woolen
Footwear
Mishawaka, Ind.
MISHAWAKA GARAGE
Moon & Buchanan, Prpos.
A FULL LINE OF TIRES, OILS
AND ACCESSORIES
Agents
MONROE CARS St. Joe County
Next Door Mishawaka Hotel
Mishawaka, Ind.
BENZOLINE
The Last Word in
MOTOR FUEL
Independent Tank Line
Schroeder Coal and Ice Co.
WAGON SERVICE
TW I N S
1 III' 'II .iiuTirn i.n-atox Drama st ill U II
OF MISHAWAKA
120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10
I Kay Mr i. r and C. C. Cor.; trana-
portation. Prank Thompson. Fred
Frtsrnan and Sol Albert: snorts. K.
N. Wbr. Harry nil.-afsr and C. E.
Hall.
to i.F.vn roit r.ritori:
A party of 15 FWsian residents of
Mishawaka will leave this afternoon
for New York, from whre they will
sail S'.iturd.iy for their old home in
Helarium, Tf spenn several months
vialtlns with relatives and acquain
tances. A.wor.vci; vi:dding !
Announcement has been made of ,
I.orene Marker, formerly of this city.
I limi li.lr wjL .111. ' ! IHI III: ! ,
j to Uobert Miller of Chicago. The
ceremony was performed Auprust 1.
"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
Finch & Sprague
Undertakers
(Grace M. Finch, Prop.)
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
202 N. Main St., Mishawaka
Phones, Mishawaka 100
""""'-""i J I Directed l)v l-iuronoo C Uimiitm ! n'ga'.lL.i J r-.. . jü. ... .u , I i n i i mm ."j"'i-.n 'T"r.iir,rmm' li ."rm.T-."'
Concerns Cooperating to Make Mishawaka
1
PRICES TALK, LISTEN
FLOUR
WhiU Rcvm Rbl . . $ 1 5.00 Sack .$l.f0
Wlilte Kasle. nid. 1 l.7.' Sack. I.on
Gercbolle. Hbl. ... lö.oo Sck. t.90
Gold Medal. Bid.. ir.75 Sack. H.00
sicopj i:ye, i Mil., lo.oo sack. 2.ir
FEED
r.lobo Serntrh S-V00
SxTccncd ST:itcli t.7."
P(m:a'. No Grit 1.7."
(liick 1'cril 4.oo
Dran $3.0n :.'27
Middllnsrs ;i.öo l.oo
TALK OVER YOUR YEAR'S
SUPPLY WITH US
GRANGE ELEVATOR
COMPANY
Mish. 192 405 S. Unicn SL
ask vol it (;nori:u roit
RED BIRD and VERY
BEST BREAD
The IJct Bread in Tmcn
NORTH SIDE BAKERY
A. llMH'K. Pnp.
MKIiauaka, Ind.
MISHAWAKA DAIRY CO.
Clarified
MILK
Pasteurized
SAFE FOR THE BABY
GEO. C. CLARK
METAL LAST CO.
Manufacturers of
ALUMINUM BOOT
and SHOE LASTS
Mishawaka, Ind.
HOOSIER RUBBER
COMPANY
Manufacturers of
SERVICE and
ANCHOR GRIP
RUBBER HEELS
Mishawaka, ind.
TWO GIRLS INJURED
IT HEX STRUCK BY AUTO
DRIVEX BY GOSH EX MAX
Fdr.a and Marian Murphy, daugh
ter of Mr. anil Mrs. Clinton Murphy,
residing on the Jefferson st. id. were
seriously injured last night as tl.t
result of beinp struck bv an auto-jnobil.-
driven by Graves Wiltinon of
Goshen. The accident occurred !
about iv oYlock three miks north
LINCOLN Today
Tin llirlkt that lie in a woman's
And IK- ami itH and lis and lies."
MADGE KtNNEDy - i'Thc Tr-fU
Hot est frlrnd accused Iior of steal
ing lu-r liu!an(l, dMttl-i n
Iwr pantry and her own huhby
Jpunutl Ikt all Ihhviu told
mhih iiiiHKn'iit" little lls.
Samuel Ciolduvn rreiits
MADC.i: KKXXKDY
M thi: tiu'th"
by Clyde Fltrh
A morion Groatot Dramatist
Diroxtotl hy I-nirono C. Windoin
I mW ifÄ
jwtsz in Ki ö) iL y (a L n
Labor turnover is a practical gauge for measuring the
lative satisfactoriness of employment policies,
general wages and labor conditions.
The extent of labor turnover may be said to be a practical gaure
for measuring the relative satisfactoriness of employment policies,
general wages, and labor conditions. TIu's is so because, aside
from lay-offs, which by their very nature call for no replacement
and constitute, therefore, no turnover, the two principal causes of
turnover are discharges and voluntary resignations.
Practically speaking, the extent of discharges indicates the rel
ative ability of the management to cnretully select, train, and man
age its help. The relative frequency of resignations indicates in a
practical manner the relative satisfactorineas of the labor and wage
conditions in the establishment. Wage-earners whose principal
source of livelihood is their daily job resign only when they are, for
some reason or other, dissatisfied with their work znd can, or think
they can, obtain better positions. Labor turnover represents a def
inite, though not easily calculable, economic loss to the employer.
The principal items entering into this loss are ( 1 ) the clerical cost
incident to firing and replacement; (2) the cost of training newly
hired employes; (3) the wastage, breakage, etc., attributable di
rectly to inexperience; (4) the maintenance of idle machinery and
equipment while separations are being replaced; (5) the decrease
in the general efficiency in the organization due to the constant
state of flux in the working force; and (6) the tendency on the
part of new employes to increase the frequency and severity of
accidents.
MISHAWAKA
VULCANIZING CO:
Mjt rs AL IHSi:. I"to)s.
Mom:iiN vri.cAMJNG
.Yjjonts for
Mil. LI. K TIKICS
yM. 12."4 I N. Main
Mi'hawaku. Ind.
HOTEL
MISHAWAKA
"Comfortable Reasonable
Modern and Fireproof.
Spacious Verandas.
Excellent Cusine.
H. H. Horton, Mgr.
Mishawaka, Ind.
HINKLE MOTOR CO.
Authorized
FORD AGENTS
Phone Mishawaka 91
215 Lincoln Way W.
Mishawaka, Ind.
I of the city. The Kirls were crossing
the roadway when th machine
Uiruck th-rn. IMna sustained a b.id
I lv wrenched hick and injuri'. s to h r
arm. wnne .Marian nau n nni
I ollar-hon--. Mr. mmon
mand hrt.uph the cirl.i to a local phy-
ifician. where their wounds wfre
; dr.--cd. They were taken to their
i home.
LINCOLN TODAY'S ATTRACTION"
"The Truth". Clyde Fitch's famous
r
QUALITY FIRST
.HASLANGEf
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
FROM 8 A. M. TO 12 NOON
WE CLOSE IN THE AFTERNOON
Ladies' lace striped silk
hose. B:own, gray and
mouse. Kegular price i.-.
Wednesday
morning, pr.
$1.15
New nainsook envelope
chemise or gowns. Choice of
rinv SL.tLJ) earmerts on
Wednesday
morning . . . .
-
$1.89
Pink or white ribbon
shoulder ribbed union
suits. regular 1.2.5 and
$1.35. Wednesday
morning, each . . .
90c
M
ACME MAHCINE CO.
Manufacturers of
DIES, JIG, TOOLS AND
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
Mishawaka, Ind.
AUTOMOBILES
KENWORTHY
KEN WORTH Y
MOTORS
CORPORATION
Mishawaka, Ind.
li I5R O n n RR ras rrs n sz II I II
' 4 &
, cs&J
ni.istorjncf . which has nccn pictur
izf by O'tlclwyn und romr? to th
Lincoln th-;it.-r toiay. h.is for it?
central thrrr.e the uli thrit we do.
1 I . a
j iniFfi, weave a tanKlea net wnen
first or last we practice to de
jrh. Thp ytnrv eveolves about th
, ,.jrP cf lUckv Warder, a vouns
j niat-on. married to a wealthy man
i who Mnccrelv hvrs her. Ileckv had
been brought up by a scapegrace
father. one a man of means but
fallen. principally through race
75c and 85c printed
voiles. Choice patterns and
colorings. All new goods.
Wednesday
morning, yard . .
obc
Red Seal human hair nets.
All colors. Cap shape. Reg-
i i r i wt i
uiar . I jc each. Wednes
day morning,
each
10c
Warners rust proof pink
corsets. Regular or elastic
top. Back or front laces.
Regular $3.00. Wed nesday
morning
each
$2.25
- j B a
Turnover in an organization does not take place in an equal de
gree throughout. Some parts, such as, for instance, departments
employing large numbers of new employes or casual workers with
out skill, usually have large turnover; others, employing, for in
stance, handy men with longer records of service, might have a
medium turnover; while still others, such as those concerned with
maintenance and employing old skilled mechanics, may be almost
stationary.
The methods used in the computation of turnover will vary, of
course, with the meaning of the term. If by labor turnover is
meant, as in business, the general turnover of men accessions as
well as separations or the labor flux the extent of turnover will
be measured by the ratio which the aggregate of accessions (hir
ings and re-hirings) and gross separations (discharges, resigna
tions, deaths, marriages, etc.) will bear to the working force during
a certain period, usually one full year. Some employment men
see their turnover wholly in accessions, or hirings, in which case
the turnover is measured by the ratio of accessions to the working
force. Others, however, think that gross separations constitute the
best measure for measuring turnover. In such a case the turnover
extent is measured by the ration of gross separations during the
period to the working force.
MISHAWAKA
ELECTRIC SHOP
Wiring, Fixtures
and Supplies
Mish. 705 103 Lin. Way E.
Mishawaka, Ind.
Naugatuck, Conn.
Manchester, Eng.
RUBBER
REGENERATING
COMPANY
IMPROVES CRUDE
and WASTE RUBBER
Mishawaka, Ind.
track associations. From this par
ent. Ileckv had imbibed a hat-It of
rather teinr. an untruth than a
truth. It wf.j so easy, telhns: white
lies!
ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA NITVVS
ON PACK TWTUAfl
Poot Forptt
"KEISER'S ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP,"
rer AS Krsds of Sho Kp&lrt&c
Phone 197
COATS'
Funeral Home
Funeral Directing
and Embalming
Third and Race Sts.
rh
11 M H It, A li 11 II 14 11 M l M 1 1
Bro
e
From the Book "Marcene," by Penelope Knapp.
This is the masterpiece of a great dramatist. It is the soul of a genius poured into a most in
spiring story of a great love and a great sacrifice.
Also FOX NEWS
TOMORROW JACK DEMPSEY in "DARE DEVIL JACK Fourth Episode. Aho
WilliamRussell in "SLAM BANG JIM"
a Better Place to Live In
re-
AVENUE GARAGE
Distributors of
GRANT SIX and
BRISCOE MOTOR CARS
102-4-6 Mish. Ave. E.
Mish 1202 Mishawaka, Ind.
Herzog & Anderson
Coal, Coke and
Builders' Supplies
Our new Fairbanks Scales
ready for public weighng
Phones
f
Mishawaka 24 and 1845
TRY
"MISHAWAKA
ORANGE"
Bottled by
MISHAWAKA
BOTTLING WORKS
Mish. 1285 505 Oliver Ct.
PolI.tr Pv Kri.lAj
tli- 13th.
Tiy
News-Times Wants
LAST TIMES TODAY AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFEP,w"-
MAURICE TOURIMEUR
Presents
e
si
BUtt
Dodge Manufacturing Co.
MISHAWAKA, IND.
Main Plant No. 1
POWER TRANSMISSION
MACHINERY
Engineers and Machinists
South Union St.
and N. Y. Central R. R. 1
Plant No. 3 ONEIDA & KEYSTONE STEEL
PULLEYS, etc., Oneida, N. Y.
Plant No. 4
DODGE HEAVY ' PHONOGRAPHS ,
OIL ENGINES and
. . - Ct t. PLYWOOD CABINET
Marine and Stationery PRODUCTS
(Formerly Burniol Lngines; !
South Byrkit St. ! East Front St.
and N. Y. Central R. R. I and N. Y. Central R. R.
Eat
"CARNATION and INTERSTATE
"JUST RIGHT" BREAD rr - iiDitrTT
A Fine Line of Pastry and Cakes .Ulf MC.IN 1
Mish. 199 117 E Mish. Ave. COMPANY
DO IT ELECTRICALLY Manufacturers of
and have it done by CONCRETE MIXERS
JOS. J. SOENS Mishawaka, Ind.
Mish. 1204 109-111 W. 1st St.
LOWE LUMBER CO. L0CK JOINT
Building Material at TUBE CO.
LOWEST PRICES Manufacturer, of V
Possible under present STEEL TUBING
conditions Mishawaka, Ind.
Mishawaka, Ind.
CLARK LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANING
COMPANY
Dry Cleaning
Rug Cleaning
Dyeing
Repairing
Phone 180
Mishawaka, Ind.
J LL3
5niy
Plant No. 2
"1NDESTRUCTO" TRUNKS
and
WATERPROOF
PLYWOOD PRODUCTS
South Bieger St.
and N. Y. Central R. R.
Plan No. 5
Cheapest Pumping Power
l'honc Ii-liaaUa Tu iM-forr iu-tAll-
Inc any MMfin of farm water
il. Iinpro(I n Olll Wind
mill raM them
nil. I jiM. a life
time.
rr.HKiNs
COHI'OltATlOV
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