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rOOTS AND CASPER
Now It Appears Casper's in Business for Pleasure
pcsal, that Is, General Contract. Ileafirf
and Plumbing, etc.. and .hall eiwl t
Ith the hid a certified check eiual to
."r of his bid. sal 1 rbe- k t be n.n !
payable to mI I Dr. IT. M. Hall. Se.-re-
tary. w hich cheek shsll be forfeited t i
the said Secretary as llnuldatinir dam-!
HELP WANTED
(Copyright. l'On, by Newspaper Tenturo
Service. In-.
Male Help
l T9HD To CCUECT ) WHAT f..f'
THc INSTALL rOtT5 V- rvtS SHC
THE WIDOW t)CNCö tmv? IM IfO
ates In caie the hid submitted by the
contractor be accepted ind the said con
tractor, within five dtys after the con
traet Is awarded to him. shall fill or re
fue to enter int' a proper written con
tract with the Board, and to furnish a
bond to carry out the same as set forth
herein, otherwise all unch checks are to
be returned ti the sreral contractors.
The Board reserves the rieht to retain
all checks fir a period of lo dsys.
Th rlpht 1 reserTii tn reject any or
al! MdP. Datei thds 10th day rf Au
gust. i92a
A. It. BRUMMITT. President of th-
Brard.
Dr. n. if. HALL. Fe-retary.
Oliver Township. New Carlisle. Ind.
Aug. 14 l'l-17
wanted at e."E--First--d
ort Per.- h !:v: ; : r ai d :;:v.:- ;s
dodm: Ayr,, im.
Emplov::.e:.t Lv -tr? ct.
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WANTED Nlcit Tjt'brcr,. Apply
Singer Mr- Co 77t
WANTED Several autoM! me.-h.m-Irm
lit or.-e. f-r Mr. Prartn.
N. Mb Ltg.iti jt. 7 - tf
WANTKI Several experienced 3
c'U::!'!; ; srv!v wrk . poM pr Slb
ley Ma-hine Co.'2il E. Tutt st. s27D-2 J
WANTED First class ma-cmift. Th
S'.cser Mf. Co. 27M tf
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Day's News In
CITY STATISTICS
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Taken from tb recorJa of the Iallana
Title unj Loan Co.
Joim Nlaon nnd Camlela Nelson. hn
l.aml an.l wife to i:rur?tlne Llt-blt. fl.
A r-art'of !t 11 iu i-lat of William
Mlller'g nubfllvlslon of H. 0. L. 11.1 f
thy third pUt of out lota of the city of
fc'outh Bcnl.
Vnlon Tru.t Co. to WoJHch ana
WluJyalaua Zlontowskl, lnisNaml nml
vife. 51. Lot H), la liorsucli's ailtlltlon
No. 5.
Trank Novnk ani Ctzella Novak. hu
t.ini anl -wife to CLarlos Hella and Eliz
abeth Varga, J.'JKK). Lot 4, llatT's third
O'l'Htlon.
Th American Trnt Co. to CharlrR B.
lvroa.lbTk, $1. Lot :wn la Gaylor's third
hddUion.
I'llny Nave and Alli M. Navp. hus
band and ifo. $1.V: Vi f.-rt off of the
tjst end of lot C.. nlat of Itogrland park.
Edward Nowaknwskl i-nd Katarzyna
NiuakoT pk!. htmbantl and wife to Jan
III oM!kl ItulMIn? nnd Io.nn asporln
tlr.n. l.i; lot IMuard 1 Pubnll's
Fubdlvlslou of a rart of (iorsuch's third
addition.
William C. Jack'.nn and wife. Thomas
11. Jarkson and wif KnnnK H. Cnpp anil
lnnband, Mary E. Collins, !ra J.
Staples and hnyban-l, by Framd M.
Jarkson. Francis M. Ja"kson nnd wife,
:md William C .larkpon to IMIth M
Mirhael. 1. Lot ij'2 la Veruoa Iltlghts
nd-llti.n.
Edith MrM!.haft nnd him!nn! to Clfl-r-n
Trupt nnd Savlncs bank, $1; same
description J'2t ab"ve.
Stanislaw Erzyszkle 17. and Wlktorya
Ir73-Hxk!e irz. husband :inl w n to An
thony Ilnttar anl Mary Huttar, luis
baul and wife. $..( i Ld I?r-a
I'ord's subdivision of It. O. L. 7 of the
first pltt of out lots of South Hnd.
Margaret Murphy and huf-band to
(;-rc M. Murphy. ?1. A Ud JTl3 foot
"1fi" c?T of th c(it ends of lots 270 and
-71 and 212 la Samuel L. Cettrell's firt
ndditbm.
et.re ?.f. Murphy nnd wife to Mar
parget Murphy. $1. " Lot 1'. in the Crrt
I'lat of Chopin rlaep addition.
S.xezepin Nowaerewskl and M.lhallnp
Nownripwslil, hus-.ind nnd wife t
Ernnk Strelork jmv! Miry Strrolk.
husband nnd uife V1. Lot V-1 In the
third pl.it of SumiMlt pla-e nddltlon.
Lloy.l E. Ect nnd wife nnd Stdomn
N. Thornton and wife to Krincl I'ae,
Jl . part of bt lr on th recorded
plat of ; v. n. Eo-.!er s first addition
to Mhiw-iki.
Max K..the :ind Minnl TJofhe. husband
nnd wife to .To, ph C :iar and llose
Chen a r. husband and wife, $ l.of
north half rf pt .11. S;iimiM C. Stull's
heeond or ?--uth Park addition.
RIVER PARK
At .ho regular meeting cf the
Itlver Park boy Flouts, htM at thej
school plar.s were made for their
nrst all niht hike for Saturday.
The boyf. with Scoutiniter Harry
Castle, will leave at 3 o'c'ck for
L'hai.i lakes and remain over Sun
day. Arrangemt nts were also made
for an ico crtnm ?cii: to be iriv-n
Friday, Aug. 27, on Wilson's lawn,
Mii-hawaka uv. and Sixth st. The
proceeds will be u'l to purchase
a flag and banner for the scouts. A
meeting will be hM Friday evenlnpr
at the home of I'rr.nklin and Ray
mond Ho;ikins. N. i;xth st., to prac
tice their drills f.r the M. H. Sun
day school picnic, to be htdd at Pot
tawatomie park Saturday. Aug. 2S.
Th lliver I'ark school orchestra
will play this evenir.g at Healthwin
camp. Friday t-v.T.ing thty will ro
to North Liberty, Ind., tu play in
an entertainment at the Methodist
church.
Prayer meeting rf the M. 17.
church w;;i be heid at - church!
Wednesday evening. S. L. Naftz
ger will have charge : ; :-. s. rvice.
A union prayer servi will be
held Thürs lay aft i nop, the home
of - Mrs. Clem Wukizer. Eighth st.
Mrs. J. M. Jolly wT.l be the leader.
The Tyler-Sanford reunion was
held Tuesday at Island rark. Elk
hart. Ind. Finne r was served at !
noon to 5 members from Indiana.
Oho. Illinoia. Iowa, South Fakoca 1
ana .cw loric. ine afternoon pro
gram consisted of td:crt talks by
members from each state, chorus
singing and recitation by the Junior
membvrs. All otticers and commit
ters were retained for another year.
The next me-ttir.g wl'.! be heal the
third Tuesday In August. 1 C 2 1 . at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Edward
Tylrr, m ar To!, do. (., furnier rc:i
dent.H cf ti'Uth Fend.
Mrs. G. O. Wo'.for.l and sin. Ar
thur Clinton. Pbasant St.. and Itev.
and Mrs. A. C. Wolford of Columbia
City Ind., have i'oue fur a week'
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motor trip in Ohio. They will at
tend the Wolford family reunion at
Dunkirk, O.
The condition of Mrs. Jackson
Evans, S. Sixth St., who has been
seriously 111 for several days, is
more comfortable today.
Mr. and Mrs. Kussel Seifert and
Mrs. Losia Seifert have returned to
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Csmwif. tO. vr diu ft
flranRer, Ind., after a visit with
Mrs. Milo Smith, S. Sixth st.
George Williams left Tuesday for
a two weeks cuting at Paw Paw
lake, Michigan.
Odor Bros., Contractors and I3uila
ers. 1132 S. Franklin st. Lincoln
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The Federal Trade Commis
sion, in its report to Congress,
emphasized the point that the
recent advances in prices of
crude and refined oils were a
natural result of increased de
mand, coupled with the diffi
culty experienced by the oil
companies in getting adequate
supplies of crude.
Other factors contributing
were increased costs of drilling,
producing and operating gen
erally; also the influence of the
unfavorable developments in
Mexico in the last few months.
The official statement of the
commission is refreshing to
those who are familiar with
the conditions.
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Not only does no profiteering
exist at the present time, but
facts demonstrate that there
has been no disposition on the
part of the oil industry to take
advantage of any of the cir
cumstances which might have
justified price advances.
During the war, the entire
Eetroleum industry united to
old down prices, even at the
risk of actual loss.
During recent transportation
difficulties, while strikes actu
ally created a shortage of
gasoline in some parts of the
country, nevertheless price
advances did not take place.
The value to the public of such
a highly trained organization
as that maintained by the
Standard Oil Company (Indi
ana) is obvious. Anticipating
and preparing for difficulties
in renning and distribution of
petroleum products, are some of
the functions of this Company.
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( Indiana)
910 S. MicLifian Ave.. Chicago. IlL
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CHICAGO. Aug. 17. Prohibition
accnts Monday seized 750 cases of
liquor and arrested Thomas Mc
Carty, the owner, on charges of
conspiracy and of forging a govern
ment removal permit. The whisky
wag brought here from Kentucky on
a forged permit, Lawrence F. Kil
course, prohibition agent said.
Some Chickens are as
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given by tbe under
filled, the Hoard of Trustees of the
Sehoui tltv of South Bend, Indiana,
that It will on the elphth day of Sei
terober. llijo. at four o'clock p. in. at
Its offices la the Administration IlulM
lng of said school city, loeated at the
corner of Wayne aud St. Joseph Streets,
South l?nd, Indiana, offer for sale bonds
of said School City, same belog known as
School Improvement IJonds. the aggre
gate amount of which will be In the um
of Five Hundred Thousand ($.Vl.riO0 00)
Dollars. S.dd bonds will be dated Sep
tember l.'.fh 101X). nnd will mature five
years fr:.i paid date and will be leaned
In denominations of one thousand dol
lars and will bear Interest at the rate
of six per cent, per annum payable
annually for which interest coupons will
be attached to paid bonds, and all of
said bonds will be issupd at the same
time and place and will be sold and ne
gotiated at not less than the par value
thereof. Said bonds will be offered for
sale on the Mh day of September. V)2d. at
the tli; and place heretofore mentioned,
to the liehest or best bidder and bids
are he.eby Invited therefor. Said
l?onrd Hereby reserves the rlpht to re
Jeet .in- and nil bids for paid bonds.
SCHOOL CITY Ol' SOETH HEND,
IND.. ty illchnrd IV Dugdale. President;
Claude .T. Jnckson, Secretary; William
Clem, Treasurer. Hoard of Trustees
thereof.
Dated at the rltv of South Uend, Ind.,
this 10CV. day of August, lt2o.
Aug. 10-17-24
NON-HES1DCNT OTICK.
Pt.it of Indiana, St. Jos?ph County.
KS. St. Joseph Superior Court May
term, l'JCo. Edward Seuss vs. Louise
Senss. Divorce No. r.M.
He It Known. That the above-named
Flaintirr has tiled In the off lee of the
Clerk of said 0urt his eomplaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to
petuer with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant, I.oui.oe Seuss. la not a resi
dent of th State of Indiana.
Said Defendant Is hereby notified that
paid raun will Pfand for trial on the Sth
day of ortoher, K'-O. the mine belnjr the
17th day of the September torm, IfOO, of
Mild Court t commence t the City of
South Herd, on the r.rd Monday In Sep
temlcr. l'.-' on whl'h day ald Defend
ant is required to apppar to said action..
Wll.nci; M. WAKNEIt. Clerk.
P.v It. L. IIOEKSTMAN. Deputy.
Edwin II. Sunimerer, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Aug. 10-J7-'J4.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Sealed proposals "ill b received by
the School City of South Bend. Indiana,
jit or before four o'clock p. m. Friday,
Sept. 10. l'.'-O, for erecting, constructing,
Installing and completing the following
work iu the alterations of and additions
to thrt Oliver School building iu said
city, based upon the plans and specifica
tions of Mes-srs. Austin aud Shainbkau,
architects therefor, viz:
First item: All of the general work of
the alterations of and additions to said
Oliver School building but rot lnc,udlng
the work mentioned in the following
items.
Second Item: Ilfatinc nnd Ventilating.
Third Item: Plumbing, Sewer and
Gas Fitting work.
Fourth Item: Temperature Regula
tion. Fifth Item: Sheet Metal Duct work.
Sixth Item: Electrical wirk.
Separate bids will be received on the
work specified In each of the foregoing
item aud all bids must he made out ou
blanks whl'u will he furnlfhed by ?Md
architects for the purpose, and same
runt be sealed and endorse. 1 and de
posited by the bidder with the crk of
the hoard f trustee" cf said School City
at the office thereof In Raid city at or
before the above mentioned time.
Each bid on the work to be done must
be accompanied by a certlt'.ed check in
the amount specified in the specifications
as to eich bid, and drawn to the order
r f the Treasurer of the School City of
SoMth Bend. Ind., and no bid will be en
tertained unless accou:pan:ed bv such
rheck. And the proceeds cf sabi check
sha!l become the property of said School
City as liquidated damages If for any
re3fon whatever the bldd r, after the
As Necessary As Food and
Clothing
MONEY
i We have it for you.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Priceless as Pearls
The House rKri
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How much y J
DYE WANT
Chickens v X r.
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submission rf the bids, withdraws from
the competition or refuses to execute the
contract und bond required in the event
of the contrict for the work being
awarded to the bidder. The checks of
unsuccessful bidders will be returned as
proTlded in the specifications.
At the time above mentioned said
board will hold a special meeting at
wdilch the b'.d8 will be opened and can
vassed and at said meeting or subse
quent meeting thereof the awards will
be made. Said School City reserves the
right to reject any and all bids Plans
and specifications for the above work
may be viewed or obtained at the of
fices of Messrs. Austin aud Shambleau,
architects. 731 J. M. S. lUdg., South
Bend. Ind.
1U order of the board of trustees of
the said SCHOOL CITY OF SOETH
11 END, IND.. by Richard 11. Dugdale,
President: Claude J. Jackson, Secretary;
William Clem, Treasurer.
Aug. 10-17-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ptste of Indiana. St. Joseph County, ss.
In the St Joseph Superior Court,
September Term, 1Ö20.
Ex Parte It: the Matter of the applica
tion of the Cracow Department Store,
a corporation, to change name.
Notice 1a hereby given that the under
signed corporation has applied to the
St. Joseph Superior Court of said
County and State to have Its name
changed from that of Cracow Depart
ment Store to that of Krakow Depart
ment Store, and that said petition and
application will be presented to and
heard by sild court at the first day
of the September terra. lCrjO, of said
court.
Dated this 20th day of July, 1920.
CRACOW DEPARTMENT STORE.
By John Kus.
Its President.
By Joseph L. Wltuskl.
Its Secretary.
Jy r.l Ag C&16
NOTICK OF ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1921.
Notice la hereby jrlven that the fol
lowing are the aggregate amounts of
the different estimates of expenses for
the calendar year 1021 that hae been
filed Jn my office and for which the St.
Joseph County Council will be asked to
make appreprlatlons at its regular
meetinir to be held on the first Tuesday
nfter the first Monday of September,
lfJ20, to-wlt:
Clerk' of the Circuit Court for salary.
office expense, etc., $14."OO.e0
County Auditor, fox salary, office ex
pense, etc., 51.1,050 00.
Counts- Treasurer, for palary, office
expense, etc , $looo no.
County Recorder, for salary, office ex
pense. etc.. .f.OOO.ejO.
County Sheriff, for salary, office ex
pense, etc.. SISXMOO.
County Superintendent of Schools, sal
ary, office expense etc., Jd..V.0.0O.
County Surveyor for per diem, ex
pense, etc., AvS..00.
County AsepRor. for salary, office ex
pense, etc.. J2.2SÖ0O.
Trosecutlng Attorney, for salary, office
expense, tc . ?ö.f'0O Of.
Clerk of the Circuit Court, for ex
penses of circuit court, $l.Ti.."on.OO.
Clerk of the Circuit Court, for insan
ity Inquests. MO00.00.
Ork cf the Superior Court, for ex
penses Superior Court, f 12..V)f.no.
Assessor Olive Township, for per diem,
etc.. .44..00.
Assessor Warren Towuehlp, for per
dlern. etc.. ?34.YOO.
Assessor Clay Township, for per diem,
etc, T,02.f0.
Assessor Harris Township for per
diem, etc. ?2fv.f'0.
Asseer Penn Township, for per diem,
etc., Jl,Kt.0(i.
Assessor Portare Township, for per
diem, etc., $12,3iU.no.
Assessor Center Township. for per
diem, etc., J.WOO.
Assessor Greene Township, for per
diem, etc., ."CA00.
Assessor T'nion Township, for per
diem. etc.. $41200.
Assessor Liberty Township, for per
diem. $450 0-.
Assessor Msdison Township, for per
diem, etc., W22.ro.
Assessor Lincoln Township, f.-vr per
diem, etc., 5307.00.
Board of Commissioners for salary,
expense of public buildings and Institu
tions, brllges. ejections. pr. county,
bonds and interes-, etc.. jr.o.r," no.
County Hlchway Enrlneer for salary
and mlseeü ineou expen- .12 22."ieo.
C L A R ENCE SEI 0 W I C K .
Auditor St. Joseph Countr.
Aug. 17.
rUBLIC LIBRARY.
Notle to Contractors!
Notice Is berebv given that pealed
Mis will be received up until th hour
cf 2 p. xn. Thurfday. the 2Uth day of
August. lf.s)2 at the ofdee of Dr. H. M.
Hall. Sererary of the rdbrary Board.
New Carlisle. Ind.. for the construction
of a free public library la said town cf
New Carlisl.
Plan and specifications are n file at
the office o snld Secretary, and at the
offlrv cf Ernest W. Young. Architect,
SOU Dean Bl lg.. Sjuth Bend. Ind.,
where tL same may be ltapcted.
Bids will be received separately for
the (ieneral Contract, for Heating and
Plumbing, end for Shelving and Furni
ture. Each contractor submitting a bid
must plainly Indicate In writing tue
work for which he is submitting a pro-
LOST AND FOUND.
T.n.sT ninck leather traveling Dag re- i
tween comer California and Leland
and Grand Trunk. Finder plcane call
Main 2rts) or Main IUI after 0 p. m.
Beward. S7S3-1S
LOST Blue silk hand bag containing a
pocketbouk. money, calling carls,
kevs and bsbv pictures. Call L-K.. or
tl2 E. Washington st. s72 2J
FOUND A portfolio containing a larce
number of pictures; can be had at the
O. E. Ludwig Supply Co. by identifying
and paying for this ad. S70:MJ
LOST A crank from a Tattersen rnv
chine, between Colfax and llavnes
garage. Call Main 2S'3. XH4-13
LOST Ladies wrist watch;
return to 514 N. College st.
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$753-13
HELP WANTED.
Salesmen
WANTED 5 security salesmen to con
nect with local company, now in pro
duction with thousands cf unfilled or
ders. Commission only hundreds of
leads. Phone Lincoln 62 45, between
D and 12. tv03-lS
WANTED Two local men with Auto
sales experience. Call main 22Ö4.
75S0-ti
WANTED One first-class salesman to
sell Overland and Wlllis-Knlght auto
mobile In South Bend and Mishawaka.
R A. Lane. 232 N. Michigan. SCo-tf
Male Help.
MEN If you are dissatisfied with your
income and want to better your fin
ancial conditions we have openings ir
a few energetic men either full or part
time. Former sales experience not ne
cessary, as we teach you are system free.
This is not stock, bonds or books, but
one of the largest sales propositions on
the market today. Cnll for a persoaal
Interview 207 Oliver annex building
K120-22
WANTED Boy to help in vulcanizing
and tire shp. Mutt have references
Stubbs Tire Hospital, IXO E. Jefferson
st. b7tt-ff
WANTED Lathe milling machine drill
and assemblers. None but first clasi
r.eed upplv. Johnson Motor W he-el Co..
y 12 E. Sumple st.
WAN'l ED o0 me n to cut wood and haul
coal. South Bend Coal and Wood ('..
152.S W. Sample st. M20 tf
WANTED Opportunities for several
boys over 1C years of age to take up
watch work. Apply South Bend Wath
Cu. 8321 l'J
YOUNG MAN We have In our organ
ization an opening for a young man
between the age of IS aud 2t, this .s a
permanent position nnd a splendid op
portunlty for a zealous and ambitious
person, "ono who is aggressive and has
determination to stick and learn a trade.
We offer a Rood salary while learning.
Apply Mr. Hafner, The News-Times.
o717-tf
WANTED Salesn en for used furniture
department. Apply 110 E. Colfaxav..
at bridge. S77S10
WANTED Laborers for construction
work at Buchanan. Apply Mr. Hend
ricks, 220 W. Colfax a v. 776-10
WANTED Man for Janitor of small of
fice building. Elderly man preferred.
Box G--11, eare Newa-Times. o313-tf
WANTED Flrst-claes draughtsman
and dttlgner. Apply Singer Mfg. e'r.
8310-3
WANTED Experienced press feeler:
best of working conditions; living
wages; call quick. Labor Publishing
Co. M'-tf
WAN'l ED Baker for bread only, good.
steady work. Mrs. Mngles Home
Biikerv. r.2'J Clifford St. Phone M'sli
awaka 21T.Ü. 87UJ-1S
WANTED One automotdle painter. Ap
ply Frank J. Wolfe, .X2-34 S. Sott st.
K77419
WANTED Porter, single man prefer
red. Apply Kresge Co.. 25 S. Michi
gan st. S7321S
WANTED Experienced fireman. Ap
ply Purchasing Dept. BirdseM Mfsr. (.
WANTED Men In shipping dept. to lond
cars. Apply Purchasing Dept.. Birds
ell Mfg. Co. 120-20
WANT ED Laborers at the gas plant,
corner of Penn. av. and Miami st.
Come readv for work and esk for Jerry
M'Carthy, foreman. 710-,
W ANTED Mn to work on farm. Ex
perience necessary. Harrison 22F-'
2b0-tf
XVANTED Two wltera and a cfck.
323-325 W. South St. 6123 tf
WANTED Janitor. Apply Studr-baker
Administration BIdg. Inquire infor
mation desk. S4 10
WANTED Firemen. The Singer Mfi.
Co. v27: 2d
WANTED Pia boys at Orpheum bowl
Ir.g alley?. IIO-IS
WANTED Assemblern end drill p.-e-
harwl. George Cutter Co., corner No
tre Dame and Division st. M33-ll
MEN WANTED Llrht she-et metal
worker, rip and swing saw n-n and
foundry helpers with good opptrtuLlties
for advac ement. Dodge Mfg. Co
-ötf
WANTED Blacksmith. steady job.
Apply at once. Sjuth Bend Exchange.
4fö S. Carroll. 737' tf
WANTED Youne man with experience
In grocery or msrket, to take cr.re of
storeroom; also bell boy. Hotel M!ha
wata. Mishawaka, Ind. &7"-18
WANTED Elevator rrsn er oain. In
quire Jefferson Hotel. fe7sl-15
WANTED Gool can experienced In
Janitor work In itore; müfct be rent
la ippeiranif and furnish reference
from former employer. Apply between
t and 11 a. a. cf CLarlfi B. Sax, C!nr
B. Sax A. Co. 7V ff
MEN" WANTED for City fVn.j ork;
also f..r yard work. Ap;l 1702 S
Vi.mL Hi. K 1 . II..-.. Mini it.
"i"i ct . a .'4'. HTJIJ ,J . I J u II
1 .
Co,
Kl?J tf
WANTKI Men for n ttnctie of cea
trnl station werk; cne experience!
water tnJer. several men fer Cremen:
turbine operators snd eilen. Expr!ene
unnecessary If wllllag to leam. If joa
are looking for a steady work tt giol
Harting wages. Apply at Pvwer Ststioa
end talk it oyer with cs. Indians A
Michigan Electric Co. XZi lt
PERMANENT position open to Job
compositor. Hlhberd Prtntlcg Co
fc02T-tf
WANTED Woodworking machine bscls.
Applv Purchasing Department, Pir'.s.l
Mfg Co. KM 24
WANTTD MF.N FOR STFADT FAC
TO ky WORK. M'lIENRY-MII.T
HOUSE MFG. CU, 17CC S. FRANK Id N
ST. 57i5:2
Female Help.
WANTED A cook at W2 W. CoTx
ave. Wages 515 per week. N" lanndrv
werk. N".i;2-tf
WANTEJ Clrls to work on rer
raaihlnes. 113 Lincoln Way Ea.
K-,2.1 1"
LADIES Have you decided to rernV.3
en n small weekly ln!nie? If net
we can help you to n nrser one Mrs,
Fair Is In charge of our ladles depart
ment. If you want to average better
than $4,OY n venr call for a per-r.nl
Interview 207 tHiver annex bnlbilnr.
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CD RüffH
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873-19
WANTED Women Janitors. Apply
Stüde!-aker Administration BIdg., In
formation Bureau. .VO 2.
WANTED Experienced power se- !:...
ujachlue optratura. Lamb Mdrt '"
fOOJ-21
WANTF.D e.lrls for killed work; .n
exp-rlene neeehsary ; g" d pay to be.
gin with; permanent cmplovrnent and
advancement. Apply South B-m 1
Watch Co. K -tf
CIGAR factory wants expericne l an I
Inexperienced cisar banders nici fill
ers; also stock girl. Experlen-e un
necessary. Langfield and Steele. s.
Michigan st. .O"". '.'
WANTED-Pupll nurses To yr
board. laundry and extras pr.i'b-l.
Ci ram mar school education or r.
Woman's Hospital, 4' E. .';2nd ft . 'M-
cogot HI.
' A
WANTED Girls to hing up stock ia
cloak and suit department. Applv
Newman's. v7')t 2i
WANTED Girl?, expericn-ed ih--.d;.T
and lcinc dippers; also plr! f r
wrapping and packing candy. Apply A.
A. Humphrey, 114 E. Sample. 7 l'J
WATEI Laundry woman. Applv 1:;.-
wc-rth LoT iral. 'TCd tf
Y(t"Nei laily ".ante. to firr t r-' " -
pl.one r.r.d'h'lp !a hurlf lr. sL";.
Apply to Midame Swrtz. 4th ?.'-r.
Brar.don-Durreil Co. c7-o J.1
WILSON BROS, nr.- t.day oT-r!r.fc vrv
p-iod opportunities to the girls -f
South Bend. The snrr,'.,:r.lir-s .-'.re f
the best, the work Is clean ard I
ant. and tne p;e rates are z -.
will pny you well w-;.'. learr.!rp.
Our factories .n. ! ;c the i:.T.';f.,-t
of shirts, nc-kwear. na!r.s'"'k i : r d r r
and knitted u nd-rw , r. . b pp'.rf:::.
tls presented by t!.eo departmer. rr
Jutt as srood for beginners as f r ex
perienced operators. We have r.' m f r
both.
Come out to the e-r lorrr.e-1 crTl c a:. 1
talk it over w-;th Mr Timm r.s.
WILSON BROS, 1"S W. Mr::r
'f
WANTED GIr!s or w-.-en
ecu liter work; pis'ry --rz
w :h
e .
perlener.; nn y --ur.k l:..y f ? ;.;.
highest wat'Ps pill t " f'fi'ly. i. 1 .':!
o'i persons ; opportar.: v f- - 'm
xr.ertt ; o.r:Iy people r.'-e Hug ork r
applv to tt WiisMr cjjfi'.fii . r
ner Washington at:-'! M:.:n s74j 1
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GIRLS FOR PROFESSIONAL WOrt
NO EXPEDIENCE NECESSARY
Girls applying f'-r positlors n telepta.
lata are equipped for this L!;hl arr',I
lzed profeaslon entirely at tt.e company'
xpenie. Good piy while learning. Per
manent employment. Steidy avence.
ment. Rett of working condition. II t
lunches et Iowct ccat. Every conceit,
able convenience. Gir.'s desiring to
cure tLe fuperlcr aivautaieg of eci
ployment. appi
U w1
i27 So. Mala St.
Applirant's li.'crmatb.a
desk In b.Lty.
v.'ANiED -Tile c:-r-; g l rtun'.ty.
George e'itter Co. vomer N.tr" Ii-lh
:u 1 Dtr!t,i-c et ""-47C Ii
A'ANTFD -Bindery nt.v. r. ; Tr:ce x
l.eip pieforrtd. livrlts l'rs, E.
VVsjne it. tl7 2J
rrnn mm
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