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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
Saturday Monvrvo. srrrTKmcrt 1. io:n.
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NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way IV. Phone Misha
J'hotoplay of frozen
i
U ' (V with an .tll-.tar lusL
Th itnrr i wovni anout Itdy !
Ar,r7i at Trmnlc Todavll- wh,, rurr.-.i th- hatrrd of
- j hr n-.rth!s. vtpfathor lfcu;j"' rf
. j,,. j. mother's unfaithfulness. loiter.
jrrr- : tü.iT fi nrn'ni) iv "ii'n n iaui'r npcr.n a. i?a ire nan
" th' frZ'-'l, .iiui-ii '.r'(. "j: ill' iufv"v.
Jilt f rtM in ! t.r, ,l, -I,..,. , -
. -! i M? tl.-it '''Hinillf f I lovf r. Jf-ari Mnriu, nl .ir:illnK.
h" ;t ,wl i,t.it!'V. nf Sh l frrc : i! by hr ftthT to ;l-r
Lrf- Kv.iiv faiM"u- "Tli 1 h him, hut h' i'-.'ivn hr to 1i:
FIIt) I-'.'' 'ill 'hp Tn;p i"i t!i snoTv during :i bllzzanl.
" nr. : ; i i n 1 1
I Kf.'uM hy Stf-ve Cnnahin, a trap-!
v.iiu suorurniiy marr: hr. i
I-idv L.u H nappy. How her1
father i?alr. com Into her life j
r.J wrongfully denounces her In
front of her husband, ii brilliantly!
ion n the rr.uing J-cenes. The
i-tr-ry ptkJs happily, of course.
Ir tho chi arp Miriam Cooper. !
''l,r;s 'lary, Monroe Salisbury.
Ralph ! K Henry C. Barrow,!
Howard Da vies and WlllUm i:a?h-i
Shirt.
MishaWaka Classifie
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I-t jiik! 1'oiiimI V
T. J f7 är :pimi a , . t vu 'f-n.'-r
r t riff .i i!
lict ij rii
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SEVERAL ADDITION'S
TO THE STAFF AT
LOCAL POSTOFFICE
argssns i tsargams i
areains!'
at th
r 1
Iii
121 Lincoln Way East
Phone 136 Mishawaka
CARLOAD OF POTATOES ARRIVED AT
NEW YORK CENTRAL TRACKS ALSO
CARLOAD OF PEACHES.
C3ust Be Sold Today
Note The Bargains :
Michigan Potatoes, peck 45c; bushel . .$1.75
Reduction on orders of over 1 0 bushels.
The best Peaches you ever saw, Elbertes,
per bush el $2.50
Elbertes No. 2, bushel $2.25
APPLES per bushel $1, $1.25, $1.50
Maiden Blushes, per bushel $1.59
FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES
Egg Plant, Cauliflower, Cabbage, per lb. . .3c
You will find anything in the fruit or vege
table line you want at the O. K. Fruit Store.
Call up early in the morning and have your
order delivered early. Phone Mishawaka 136.
ALL ORDERS DELIVERED.
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h"4
81
EMPLOYMENT
Help VVuntl - Krina I-.
MK V. xjf rlcu ; Ihr":
lu f jiuily ;
WÖ I.Im.mIm
tiIICl--io MforL in i w .iUi ':iU'ly
lvlt-h'-ri. M'.t er h'. l'li-'U Mlihn
w;iki :,7. I.lunln Wt. 14t.:
'. .sTiTi 1 UUill 'inile ii.au iT
tjUlu-Mi ! i a n :.i lit In Ptiuti'-lrtl li.stl
tiiiSr.u Ail-Ir?-'. 1'. V., New -Tliii'-.
Help WuntctJ LiU-
jiuV I-or tl i'antime liowlm Alivs.
1 ..t N M-tln st. .lr Hi "iir. 1 ft 4
VlAN- tu lrlve i-orl trwk. inquire at
::.s S. Mill "t.. Mih.inkJ. ir.t.".,
7iiT:NilTirH V 1 year- oM. with
l.lc'd'; laust it iiMt uiprarin. Ap
ply Nutloual Yciiper Product C.
Ht:
llomi l or S;i It.
mi:- sam;
' rr,rrm, Ka)i W.thn w ak.i av
r-'-im. i -.4 t I.ur-ii' nt-. fny t-i.i.
UI i " '.Mit, ,l lhiri -t ::.Pl
r'-i,M a. ,it)t. hint liitr! c $.V!'
.". i.-.pis, ij.-.i r .-i.vr Pl.iut. -VVJ'i
5 r...,ni.-. fit'. v:i'aiif, J.ut Tiilrtc titii ot.,
isjr trrn.
7 n')in. :!.-ir I)o.i;'?' yjx . ash.
7 room-, vvmiii. Ii.i irl-u ti ?.;,.'ii
" r 'ni, .-f ';itr t 5'.'.,i-"'
0 roniij Iiü.'ijIiju , u-u. KIi r l'ark. ta?y
teruis.
MOIKPkN HOt sr.S
A r0"ii! ani Lath buu. North ;!e,
or t-rii:5.
A i.y Ö ro'm !.ith huti iiow, a fvv
llo' k s st of tbf UrpLans' bou);.
Ucas -nrible j r ! ; -;uy trnid.
A : rniT) aixl tjf!i v-ral-tungjl'A. w.t,t
t the orphans' homo.
Au h room Louse, Last 1'uurth St.,
A 7 rotru house. Hst First t., $t).0.)
MtiHT DIMIV.'AMILK .MLMIe agll
ujiii. Apply niltby'a Luncij Ko'mu,
N. V. ilu t. I4tf
lUlp-Malt or I'cmalo 3t
I
l iL i i t V 1JKLI' Waiit'J. men and
aoll.'u for fictory work of all klnls.
agt' Mcafly t-niploymeut.
..nhauik ' Woolen Mfj. Co. (1111-
1.1 nrl.
It
Mu.tlral. D.inclu. Triiiatlc
. . sli iaflV iANciSi sciiou I-
AU'I assPCiMy 111 op'-n lu the Misha
waka hotel ball, Vfdui.1av. St-pt.
ul. Vlntt Sour 7:.'i0: iifiüolj at 0.
MW!.- South '.nl rrh. strn
Poultry and Supplies
40
MAMMOlII l'llKlN Du.ks for sale. II
Con. mile Bouth ..f Qx.fol.i. lit-t
v h i i i. li;uiioi:n cocia:i:i:i-
Whlt'- Lrcfru ( o lc rel. Sped il ruat
iii.:- fruiu 2-5 ; hn Jini -7
Uni:.-. Inqulrv i a rl Alter, Ü11
rrl'liau iL, pat-i.e Mi'shawaka tC.
MERCHANDISE
?fral n-w ad.iltlon.) to the forc
l at th- loi al po!t t)ffice have ben
granted ly the Kovernnit-nt. and ui!l
Kreatly improve the mail delivery
xtvI.-c in Mishawaka. Fcter .1. j
iifscn nas nccn appointea as i-prcial
lollvcry uian. Charli Sutt?. Is par
eel pot man exclusively and will re
lay mail to the carriers with an j
autombi!r. The mute territories i
arc bcins rearranged and ?ome of1
the territory is belnj? extended. A I
new mounted carrier ha been
granted and an appointment will be
made within a few davs.
Columbia record o. A'202t,j
' On Miami ShortV tilarctl bv luldii
llrowii and "My Islt Olden
Dream" I I'dille Hrovn. rrkv SI.
Briber I hi ml tun Co.
miss, joh.v GAiwnni: dirs.
A r. a re farm and uä K room h,.ue: j p ;rl C- Gamilnj and family. C57
moid .mti.uil.jii.ts. 'j mile fr..m eity ::trk a" rc-urned yesterday cven
iimlts ; n bt-houL'ht -, rur teriii. I from LaGranpe. whtre thev
An h at re t.inn; t.ea'r MlhU'arr btat- line ; u i ro called hy the death of Mr. !
i row-. aj tiij. k-iiH wuu an t.H)i3 oe. (.nrmire ) mother, Mrs. John Gar
v ,' :- UM uro. Mrs. Oarmirc died Tuesday
v n I roomlh-!, n,i nt I,- Ith norninfT following a lone illness.
JIouMliold Ciootlri.
.VI
liliACK liüLli DAHY fAltltlAliL Vni
K Tourtli t., ph--ce Jllslmwata vi."..
' nta
J.AUUL SIZL Soft ooal arove, l17 CaLr
lotte t.-
w AMil.Ntj . .UACIIlNi; And wringer:
organ and LUin'bton Vacuum sweeper,
Nu. o all iu gtod totdltloo. J-0 Mil
burn ft.
Kords. rianLs. rcrtillers
C3
ÜtXL'INL -JArANLSlI UA KU A K or
der rartT'ary nw for fall plmtics:.
HardiesC r.ede riant grouu. T.akew.od
Harbary f tria. " inlleni east ou JcGet'
son 'road, Qt.'-eolM l'-'.-J
"bTKAVVlKKY I'LAM'h lilbson 7H
natr dunJji. fiauts delivered.
-H toi-ic muh iir-r Mm "ju ,a,
Just outside elty llmlt. iUaS'jnable
Pri. e.
Au 1 acre farm a'j rriles from Misha
waka ; easy terms.
COUi:i:T ItKAl.TY (OIiroilATION
IL' s I.lu'oln iy, WVst. rhone Mih.i
ak;i 11j1. ymuur Jausen. Sales
b):i;i.ot. "fÄVL UL A VLACL THIS WIN
T I It
- Tliyi I'KNX ltKAIl'Y CO. OKFKKS
VOL"
J1.S.V), HOMK OX- KAUHISON.
KLIX'TRH' I.KHITS. M l oul I.oT.
THKOKiH lu OU MItlA; CHK'K-
V.S I'Al'.K: . PAYMMNT DOWN.
HALANTi:- AS ItKN'T.
$4.tiKV-.:.-,j DOWN SKVr.N ROOMS
MODFK.N.
w. kk;iith, si:vi:n uoom, a l
shapi;.
NOR11I SlDi: ". ItOOMS. STOOI.
i;as, limits and wati:i:. nice
. boi. ci.osi; IN: P. A IUI AI . TINS
iias-iu:l:n' placpo on thl mak
ki:t. a"ri: 5-room - nousi:. Jo)
DOWN".
Ni;W HUXOALOW Lat t ne. $;ro..
DOWN.
Pn.NN REALTY CO.
12., S ln. Phone MUh 210
ill Ml8iivsaka T.CiD.
LIVE STOCK
llor,,4,. Cattlo ;wnd Voliirh. 1H
it AY MAHi: I or sale. Cull liarSeli 0F3.
ltj
ROOMS AND BOARD
WantcJ To Int . .
cok.m:): Fotricm hai:uison srs.
laiK'ain in a strictly modern elplit
'rpoM Ikuse. liardwood "ffnors and tire
place, ( orncr lot; good .shad treo-3.
4
II I
Lots for Salo ' " 85
liKOADWAY d'ur ale n t a bargain twr
lots in ZiOt) f)lo k. W. Rroaduay. Total
froiitace of feet. Wry nioe l. atin.
l"-t' in and convenient to North side
bupiucHs section aud factoriKH. tins.
ew r' ;ui 1 AVater all lu and paid. Lots
tak'-'i In ft trade and owned by mn
r'idtnT nait sold. Pri e n,"I5 each,
.'ico flown od $io. a month. 'Call
Mlühannka 171 or Lincoln OZy
"lai.vL irsTAl'i; Il you winh to heil a
bouse for eauh or buy n house en easy
term?, all CMpaert lUalty . Corpora
tion lbM Mishawaka 1 1 1 . , . . .
81
K CK PINT! I-icl t ucket pin? raom?
,f,r younc roupie. rieferences. Ameri'-an
f-iaiiiv preferred. Krnest Jlu, New,.
Tl;a. MUhttv.n''.
JLIol'sL Ur room, furnibei or unfur-id-hed.
J. M. Douglas, McLelljn's 5
and 1-- More.
Try iEirS-TIMES Want Ads L
Wall Paper
. at Cost
During September and
October.
B. G. SMITH
433 E. Fourth St.
She was a Iifdonp resident of La-
Urangc.
Wlwn ou liac a Columbia pho.
iv'-mpli lu your homo, you have tin
lwt. Pay as you ton. Heisrer Furn
iture Co.
C.OFS TO CAVA DA.
Fred A. Vopt. jeweler. 1 . f t for
nimira. Ont.. last niht on a visit
to his mother. He .will be gene until
the middle of the week.
. Columbia record No. A-29r.
"The Tovo c(," medley fo-trot,
and "Son of the . Orient," foxtrot,
plaetl by Arthur lilckinan's oic'lc
tra. Holder Furniture Ct.
"A
üaNm in
The following statements of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK and the FIRST
TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, in the same building and under the same manage-S
ment, show the strength and soundness of Mishawaka s only National Bank and its
affiliated Savings Bank. Combined deposits of more than $3.090,000.00 and com
bined resources of more than $3,590,000.00.
s
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I1
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of Mishawaka
Statement of Condition Sept. 8, 1920.
RESOURCES
NU
o
11
r
W .(MUM "! Illrtl (' Mulf
rsrr,
1 .
171 I
I
;
r . ! 1 1
1,
m
M
Loans and Discounts . . . .$
Overdrafts
Interest earned not col
lected Stock in Federal Reserve
Bank
Banking House 6c Fixtures
Redemption Fund . . .
5 r;
502,684.16
241.95
9,483.76
5,400.00
52,603.59
5,000.00
U.S. Bonds 111,050.00
iri
of Mishawaka
Statement of Condition Sept. 6. 1920.
RESOURCES
Mortgage Loans $ 617,616.75
Collateral Loans and Dis
counts 570,079.90
Overdrafts 18.34
Interest earned not col
lected . . .
U. S. Bonds
Other Bonds
SIIRINKIIS i:TFRT.lX. j
The Shriners club of Mishawaka
It st iukM entertained the Oral;
Sh.riners of Hammond, Ind . nt the
Hotel Mishawaka. Dinner was ter
ed to- atout 4"'. -
Columbia record No. A-294 1.
"Tilt St. TiOul HliiejC" unjr by
3Iarlan Harris ami "Homo Sick
Illuos, Miiur by Marian Hanls, price
.S1, Itels' '' Furniture Ct.
Do you need a new roof this year?
Now is the best tinio to. have it "done.
The prices are riffhL The quality
tliei best. Mishawaka' Rooanp Co..
114 S. Main tt. Advt. 8tf
Miss Nollif- Mill5. dauchter of Mr.)
;ir,a .Mrs. .innn n. .Miii, lert i nur.-
day for Winona. Minn., where she
has accepted a position in the hUh
schon) as ieaeher of zooloi?- and
general science.
Columbia record". . No. A--95U. j
"'I":orylKHly jut Mo." j-unz by Mar-j
rlan " Harri?, tuitl "lieft All Alone !
calu nlle-., liy Marian Harri, j
prle SI, Uolser Furnlturo. Cfu
Meet, me at the Pastime, M!sha- I
Piny. Columlda records on an I
talking" . tuacliiiii for the .best re'. I
sult. ' IloJsror l'urnlturc Co. '
I
L. Meet me at the Pastime. Mishi
! waka. . Adv4t5
Viit th-
Pastime. Mishawaka.
AdvU5
peoiaes for daiuraay
Single Pound
Lard .
Dixie Bacon Squares,
per pound
Salt Pork,
per pound
10-pound Pail L?jd, Home fi
rendered
Cooked Pressed Beef, sliced,
per pound
Beef Pot Roast, fijpU j Minced Ham,
per pound Ü15 i per pound lkSkJ
Short Ribs of Beef, 1 1 i Head Cheese,
per pound .... u&x per pound
Beef Brisket, "vj L j Smoked Sausage,
per pound uii7! per pound
Beef Shoulder Roast, fi j Hezirts, f
per pound fcaÖ V i Per pound ....
2e
IBs
r i
30'
G
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Burnett, D. D., Pastor
Tomorrow's services 1 0 :45 and 7:30
Sunday School 9:30
Morning, "Making Our Lives Count"
Evening, "Face to Face With Christ"
Mrs. Moyd Gaumer, Organist
Mrs. C. T. Mowers, Soloist
I
4
STARTING, LIGHTING. IC.M
TION BATTERY WORK.
Mishawaka nnttory Service.
Corner of EipMh and Mala Sts.
Xoät Porp
"KeSEiTS ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP,"
9er AU in ad of Shorn IUpctrifi
Hamburger, -aft-per
pound H vij?
Frankfo;ts
per pound ....
Bologna,
per pound ....
Liverwurst,
per pound ....
Fresh Sausage,
per pound . . . .
j Liver,
per pound
'Sugar Cured Hams, JfiTU
; per pound 00
j Extra Lean Sugar
Cured Bacon . . . 055$
j Sliced Smoked Ham, fet
! lean, per pound.
j Smoked Picnic ßfi
j Hams, per pound
CASH AND CARRY
2S
PLENTY OF HENS AND SPRING CHICKENS
(red tifiajor
MISHAWAKA
Other Bonds
CASH RESOURCES:
Cash in Vault and Fed
eral Reserve Bank
Cash in Other Reserve
Banks
522,004.08 CASH IN BANKS
216,341.26
68,682.01
14.202.69
90.100.00
501.432.44
307,259.83
$1,493,690.81
$2,100,710.15
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 1 00,000.00
Surplus and Undivided
Profits 94,905.23
National Bank Notes 98, 1 00.00
DEPOSITS 1,200,685.58
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided
Profits 104.166.69
DEPOSITS 1,696,543.46
$1,493,690.81
OFFICERS:
Fred G. Eberhart, President
( A. D. Warner, Vice President
Fred N. Smith, Cashier
H. E. Suders, Assistant Cashier
$2,100,710.15
OFFICERS:
A. D. Warner, President
F. W. Kuss, Vice President
Fred N. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer
H. E. Suders, Assistant Secretary
Fred G. Eberhart
DIRECTORS OF BOTH BANKS
E. J. W. Fink C. A. Dresch
Fred N. Smith
F. W. Kuss
A. D. W arner
A. J. Schindler
i
Ja
INTEREST 0E1 SAVINS
4
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
2G off
on all sizes of G and J cord and fiber casing:
next week only.
-for the
i V
Hi
AC
Forstbauer
124 Lincoln Way West
Mishawaka
- - - ..mam
1 ' 533
NTURY T HEAT I
FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
1
.vAiinru i f
w m i vferf UecP Lam w K Cssa Lzaa ixxsx
5 CELLI SINGERS 5
Five People, Mostly Girls A Splendid Offering Special Scenery Beautiful Wardrobe
PANZER BROTHERS
Artistic Athletic Achievements
ERNEST RACKET
Eccentric Comedian
JERMON & MACK
A Breath of Variety
Comedy Singing, Talking and Juggling
North Side Trust &
avmss
Bank
MISHAWAKA, INDIANA
Condensed statement of condition at the clo.-e of business Sept. 8. 120.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts . S370, 163.05
United States Government and
other bonds 361.630.79
Building and Real Estate 10,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures, Nominal
Value 100
Cash on Hand and Due From
Banks 34.430.00
Other Resources 9.969.99
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 5 50.000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profit!.. 22,470.78
Deposits 733.764.05
Total $806.234.83
Total $806,234.83
OFFICERS
A. D. WARNER. President
J. LOUIS GERSTBAUER, Cashier
E. A. Andersen -T.
A. Bless
F. G. Eberhart
DIRECTORS
E. J. V. Fink
A. D. Warner
C. B. Webster
G. B. WILLIAMS. Vice President
E. H. EDWARDS, Ass't Cashier
G. B. Williams
A. S. Winey
DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS IN THIS THOROUGHLY RELIABLE STATE CONTROLLED
BANK. WE PAY 4 INTEREST.
T
CORTEZ & RYAN
Harp, Violin and Character Sons
6 PIECE ORCHESTRA 6
Ethel Star Director
Shows 7:30 and 9:00 O'clock Sunday Matinee 2.45 .
Children Are Admitted to Sunday Matinee for Tic
Adults 36c, war tax 4c, total 40c. Children 18c, war tax 2c, total 20c
1 i
M 1
TEMPLE THEATER Today
it
Camiile of the Yukon
A William Fox production, bulging with peril and romance in the northern mows. An all
star cast. The story of a girl whose stepfather drives her to a life of peril and who ii rescued
by tlie love of a true man.
Also the third episode of "THE LOST CITY," the greatest film of the screen, starring
JUANITA HANSEN.
SUNDAY "THE INVISIBLE DIVORCE," a new photoplay with an uniuual theme. A
play in which the eternal triangle turns into a four-sided affair.
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