THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1949. 5-3151 5-3152-5-3153 TELEPHONE News of Mishawaka MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsem*nTS. BUILDING MATERIALS. LUMBER "'LOWE'S" 328. S.
Main St. OLIVER P. DIES AT 78 'AGE Oliver P. Tye, aged 78, of 143 Orange avenue, who had lived in this vicinity most of his lifetime, died at 12:30 a. Sunday in St.
Joseph hospital. He had been ill the last two years. Mr. Tye was born near Bremen, June 9, 1870. He married Leonas Thorp in South Bend Aug.
Surviving are his widow; four stepsons; two grandchildren, and sister, Mrs. Cora Ives, of Mishawaka. Friends may call at the Bubb chapel after noon Tuesday and -until the funeral services there at p. m. Wednesday.
Rev. Merl H. Kennedy, of Ridgedale Presbyterian church, South Bend, will officiate. Burial will be in Highland cemetery, South Bend. Mr.
Tye was a member of the Masonic lodge No. 45, South Bend. Members of the lodge will be pallbearers and will conduct rites the grave. CLUB WILL HEAR HAWAIIAN TALK Miss Sumiko Takano, exchange teacher from Hawaii at Nuner school, South Bend, will discuss "The Statehood for Hawaii" before the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon in Hotel Mtshawaka. The program is being presented by the officers of the South Bend Kiwanis club.
It was also announced that the Kiwanis sponsored, banquet for the Mishawaka High school basketball team will be held April 5, Tuesday, ball coach of the DePaul Mishawaka. Ray Meyer, sity, Chicago, will be speaker. ELECTED SECRETARY. Roger Doyle, of 1018 Iowa street, a junior at Indiana university, Bloomington, has been elected corresponding secretary of Phi Kappa Tau social fraternity. Robert Ackenhusen, of 112 West 11th street, a senior, was recently pledged to Delta Sigma Theta, Methodist service fraternity.
Statistics. BIRTHS. BARRIER- and Mrs. Ruben, Barrier, South Penn avenue, daughter, March 26, St. Joseph hospital.
BATTA- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Batta, North Hoover avenue, son, March, 27, St. Joseph hospital. WHITNEY-Mr.
and Mrs. John Whitney, 501 East Fourth. street, ter, March 27, South Bend Osteopathic hospital, BRESSLER-Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bressler, 316 Frances street, Osceola, this ty, son.
March 27, St. Joseph hospital. COPP- and Mrs. Copp, 809 East Sixth street, daughter, March 28, St. Joseph hospital.
HORVATH- -Mr. and Mrs. John Guam avenue, Normain Heights, daughter, March 27. St. Joseph hospital.
JACKS -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jacks. 118 East Jefferson boulevard, son, March 27, St. Joseph hospital.
A SWADENER- Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Swadener. 215 Church street, son, St.
Joseph hospital. WULLAERT-Mr. and Mrs. George Wullaert, 206- Monmoor avenue, da daughter, March 27, Joseph hospital BAKER-Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Baker. 1008 East Battell street, daughter, March 27, St. Joseph hospital, South Bend. FIRES, Telephone March 27, 823 East Third streets chimney fire, nd damage. Telephone a.
March 27, 109 North Race street. apartment occupied by Mrs. Ethel Fields, blanket caught fire from lighted electric bulb. Damage, $4. Mishawaka FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Screen doors Window screens. Rock lath Plasterboard Combination doors Fir plywood, all sizes Clear dry, white pine boards Yellow pine, oak and maple flooring Doors, several designs Redwood house siding, or Insulation sheathing Rock Wool insulation Baisam wool insulation Mica pellets Stained red cedar sidewall shingles Mulehide shingles and roll roofing Asbestos sidewall shingles Asbestos wall board Inside trim and moldings Corrugated aluminum sheets Heatilator fireplaces Adjustable steel floor jacks Overhead garage doors Disappearing stairways Metal attic ventilators Common and face brick Ladders, common and extension Window and door frames Framing and sheathing lumber Othe. items too numerous to mention. ROCK LATH, sheet rock, insulation board. prestwood--in fact everything in any quantity that you might want in wallboards.
Combination storm doors, storm sash, cabinet and millwork. We will be glad to furnish the names of carpenters and roofers for any kind of job. Osceola Lumber: phone 401 or 402. WALLBOARDS 4'x6' to plaster boards: 4'x6' to ivory glaze cote, insulation board, rock lath, insulation lath, beveled ceiling tile. wall planking and plywood.
A good stock of all these items. North Side Lumber Coal 502 E. Marion. Ph. 5-3143.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. GOOD HOMESITES- -SOUTH. Two lots. just off Rd. 331.
Will face the new Ireland Rd. Fine residential community. Price $700. each. IRELAND- PAVED ROAD.
Splendid -ft. nomesite, 1 block from Rd. 331. Price Phone Ralph J. Vance.
5-1185 or Stark Realty Realtors, 109 So. Main. Ph. 5-2591. MONEY TO LOAN.
A COMPLETE money service. Quick cash loans. State. Finance 125 No. Main.
Ph. 5-3149. Inquiries welcome. AUTOMOBILE LOANS on all LATE MODEL CARS $300. Consolidate Bills and Reduce Payments.
SECURITY LOAN COMPANY. Mishawaka L. W. E. Phone 5-2133.
LOTS FOR SALE. BY OWNER- Lots on Laurel St. between 11th and 12th, east side. 45 ft. wide, 120 ft.
deep. Gas, water and sewer. Surveyed and abstract with each lot. Also lots on 11th St. between Laurel and Merrifield, 80 ft.
wide, 210 ft. deep. Any of the lots. $300. Terms, $25 down, bal.
$10 per mo. Inq. 1324 L. W. Mishawaka.
Ph. 5-3352. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. TWO rooms and Adul preferred. Mishawaka.
MODERN, 2 light pvt. ent. 107. E. 5-1528.
kitchenette. Close in. N. West house-keeping rooms. 9th or call ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD.
LARGE, comfortable sleeping room, pvt. entrance. Pvt. bath. Cont.
bot water. 935 L. W. E. ROOM, conv, to Ball-Band, and bus.
Cont. hot water. Phone. Ret. Ph.
5-2400 after 12 noon Sunday. MISHAWAKA OFFICE 207 LINCOLN WAY EAST MISHAWAKA MOOSE FAVORED TO COP TOURNEY Michigan City Looms As Next I.1. A. A. Net Champ.
GAMES TONIGHT. Semifinals. 7:30 p.m.- City Moose 8:30 Bend Paris. Cleaners p.m. North Liberty Lumberjacks.
vs. Laporte Eagles. The fourth annual I. I. A.
E. invitational basketball tournament enters the semi-final stage at 7:30 p. m. today in the Mishawaka High school gym. The championship match will held 1 at 8 p.
m. Tuesday. bel Indiana and Michigan teams competed in the tournament which started two weeks ago. In tonight's curtain raiser, the heavily-favored, Michigan face the North Liberty Lumberjacks. The South Bend Paris Cleaners and Laporte Eagles in the second game at 8:30 o'clock.
Decisive Performances. The Moose team the favorite's label chiefly drawls decisive tournament performances to date. In four games the Lake city outfit has amassed 309 points to their opponents' 209 for average of 77 plus to the foes' '52 per contest. The Lodgemen led off with a 84-48 thumping of the Mishawaka Moose, then eliminated the Elkhart Whisler Packers, 79-60, before swamping Elkhart Culver Motors, 77 to 55.5 Their latest and most glittering triumph was registered in the quarter-finals when they smothered the defending I. I.
A. tourney champion, Niles American legion, 69-46. Besides chalking up this sparkling tourney record the last two weeks, favorites also found time to "plata host to the Richmond, Moose lodge on March, their 20. second They won consecutive 100-54, In- to diana Moose lodge title. Comparable Records.
The three other teams in the semi-finals, Paris Cleaners, Laporte Eagles 'and North Liberty Lumberjacks, have comparable tourney records, with the latter having the edge in the scoring department. However, each team has been pressed at times, particularly the Laporte squad, which gained a one point decision over the Kokomo All-Stars 48-47, before taking advantage of an overtime period to trip the Culver American legion, 59-54. The Lumberjacks' narrow squeak came in their game against Wakarusa Smith Chevrolets which they won 50-46, and the Paris Cleaners found the going rough in nipping the Wolf Lake Pirates, 45-42. The daily circulation of The South Bend Tribune is now the third largest in MONUMENTS. DISCOUNT on the monuments of your choice.
Mishawaka Monument 421 N. Cedar, Mish. 5-2343. PERSONAL. SPRING is the time for home repair and improvements.
monthly with FHA improvement loan from The First National Bank of Mishawaka Main and North Side Branch. WILL care for small children in my home near Eagle Point. Call Osceola, 442. LOST AND FOUND. LEATHER jacket lost, in 2x4, Friday eve.
Containing Stude. badge 804277 and Nash car keys. $5 reward. 407 W. 11th St.
Ph. 5-9633. FEMALE HELP WANTED. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Whiz Bang Cafe.
113 W. Front Mish, LADY wanted clean office building. Steady employment. Honest and, reliable. Polis building, 114 L.
W. W. Eve. 5-3398. PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING.
SELECT your Imperial washable wallpaper in your own home. Call your Paint decorator or Smith Alsop Mishawaka 124 L. W. E. Phone 5-8694.
ROOFING. ROOFING and sidewall shingles. Can be financed for as little as $5 per month. Call for free estimate. North Side Lumber Coal 502 E.
Marion. Ph. 5-3143. BUILDING CONTRACTORS. BLOCK laying and cement work.
Phone Osceola 382. BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED. ASHES, trash, rubbish removal. Basem*nt service. ROY Ph.
5-4725. BICYCLES. SCHWINN bicycle, good condition. New pedals and tubes. 113 Campbell.
Ph 5-1378. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. tire you have is worth $3 to us on new Goodyear first line deluxe and Super Cushion tires. Mishawaka Tire and Apphance, Main and Third. Ph.
5-3111. WE RENT nand sanders, heavy duty floor sanders, edgers' and wallpaper steamers. Smith Alsop Mishawaka Paint 124 L. W. E.
Phone 5-8694. WINDOW screens. Either galvanized Or bronze wire. Taking orders for immediate delivery. North Side Lumber Coal 502 E.
Marion. Ph. 5-3143. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. DRAPERIES, curtains, blankets and Venetian blinds.
Pay weekly, Piser's Mercantile, 112 W. West. 5-2219. SPEED QUEEN washers. New $99.95 up.
Trade-ins, $9.95 up. Kelley's, 120 S. Hill, Mish. 5-3571. Open Fri.
eve. SALE of household goods, including grand piano, furniture, Week of March 28th. 120 W. 7th Mishawaka. REFRIGERATION.
REFRIGERATORS, Hotpoint and ards. 16 models. KELLEY'S, 120 S. Hill, Mish. 5-3571.
Open Fri. eve. PETROLEUM carbon. co*ke, Pocahontas. 8x3, Red Seal Semi, Kenmont block.
and 5x3. W. Va, lump and egg. Block Home stoker coal. Ralph J.
Rimer, 5-3824. INSURANCE. IS YOUR AUTO insurance too high? So, See John L. Bolenbaugh's Agency. "Ins.
at a Saving" -W. Jeff. and SPORTING GOODS FIVE WINS TITLE Bowling Teams Fail In Final Assault On Leaders. The Goshen Sporting Goods store team has captured the team championship in the city bowling tournament. meet ended Sunday at the way Lanes alleys, with two team shifts failing to pass 3,120 rolled by Goshen the vious week.
One hundred twelve teams, a record number competed in the tournament. Winner of the doubles events were Ed Dittmar and Leonard Daniel, who posted 1,325 week. Rolland Hintz, who rolled a 706 series during the first won singles event, though receiving a close call Sunday's competition when bian Susits scored a 704 for ond place. The all-events winner was Weis Van Avermaete, A grabbed the title last week on his 1,994 nine and nine series. few changes occurred in final week end.
Adolph's barber shop five slipped into fifth place in the team standings with 3,076 score. The doubles team Fons Vaerwyck and Art Baert took third in that with 1,308 and Susits' 704 series in the gles brought runner-up honors. the all-events, Art Baert third place with 1,951 and fairned Burnett, fourth, with 1,927. Final standings: Team Events. Goshen Sporting Goods 3.120 Ward Prickett Appliances Julius Barber Shop 3,082 Mishawaka Exchange Club 3.076 Adolph's Barber Shop Doubles.
E. Dittmar-L. McDaniel 1.325 Hintz-R. Eller Vaerwyck-A. Baert 1,308 H.
Burnett-R. Fox S. Torma-H. Lydeen .1,293 R. Hintz Susits M.
DeSchryver Rowe w. Blue All-Events. Van Avermaete 1,994 M. DeSchryver 1,963 A. Baert H.
Burnett .1,927 DIAMOND NINE SLATES DRILL Manager Joe Dentino today 1 sued the first call to candidates try-outs with the Ball-Band softball team, at the Athletic field, corner of East Jefferson boulevard and Cedar street. Manager Dentino extended an invitation all those desiring to play with team. He emphasized that positions are cinched because of performances in previous seasons." CHARGED WITH DESERTION. Milton B. Shuffield, 29, of 705 East Lowell avenue, was free der $1,000.
bond today pending city hearing here April on a warrant charging child desertion filed by his wife, a resident lof Hamilton county, Texas. MACHINERY AND TOOLS. Repair Shop, 711 E. Grove. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SAW filing and grinding. Portable power saws for rent. Ph. 5-2423. Snyder's ALWAYS few homes to choose from.
Be sure and call Johnson, Realtor, 5-1203. 22d year. 1820 E. BOWMAN South Bend, rooms, stool and shower, 2 bedrooms. Price $4,300.
121 E. 13th Mish. 3-room house, 1 bedroom, Price $4.000. Harold -J, Ellsasser. Realtor.
Elisasser Agency. Phone 5-6200. 118 N. Spring Mish. E.
C. Elisasser. 5-1494. BRAND new home. 4 rooms and bath.
All modern. Paved street. A Auto. washer. Sacrifice for quick sale.
$5,950. Call 5-6855. East end Mishawaka, 5 acres with 14x18 building. $3,000. 1021 West Broadway, new, well-built, 2-bedroom bungalow.
Price $7,850. South Jackson, very nice, small home. Price $4,200 Terms. L. W.
E. Income property, pvt. entrance to upstairs, with income of $136 per month. 5 rooms down. Double garage.
Nice lot. Filbert Rd. 20 acres of land, good 6-room bungalow, nice dairy barn, and other out-buildings, good orchard and garden. Choice building sites in the hills, south of Mishawaka. MASON L.
PETRO, REALTOR. Phone 5-3566. HI SCHOOL MISHAWAKA AVE. Lovely 6-rm. nome, has good hdwd.
firs. Modern kitch. -brkfst. nk. 'and den.
3 good sized mod. bath w. shower, bath down. Full softener, 2-c. bik.
to park, $15,000. ROBERT P. DOOLITTLE, Realtor. S. Main St.
5-7193. HOUSE AND 1 ACRE, L. W. EAST. Near city limits.
Pleasant 5-rm. mod. with 2 bedrms. Full basemt. Good furnace.
Fine garden plot with variety of berries and young fruit. Gar. Price $6,500. Approx. $2,000 cash.
Stark Realty Realtors, 8. Main. Ph. J-2591. IN 2900 BLOCK L.
W. E. Modern 4-room bungalow on 2 large lots, garage. Terms. Building sites at bargain prices.
Thornton-Thornton, Realtors Pnone 5-2646 or 5-7285. 2 MASTER bedrooms with 2 closets each add to the desirability of this lovely 3- bedroom nome, overlooking beautiful St. Joseph river and Eberhart Golf course. A third bedroom is above average size. Large living room, dinette, attached garage.
Fully insulated, automatic forced atr heat. Close to grade and high schoois, near bus line. $17,995, terms. 1306 Prospect Drive, Mishawaka. Phone 5-4200, 8 a.
m. to 5 p. m. or 5-2811 or 5-3216 evenings. Materials for this home furnished by Lowe Lumber Co.
WE HAVE cash buyers for 5 to 7-room homes, list your property now. Call Mason L. Petro, Realtor. 5-3566. VETERANS, 315 Two and three-bedroom homes, 7 types, $475 down, $50 to $63 including taxes and insurance.
Complete with coal and oil furnace, insulation and kitchen cabinets. Project includes 7-acre park. Close to public and parochial schools. Open for inspection. Come out today.
N. Main to ley 20), Mishawaka. Information 2333 N. Main, Mishawaka. 5-8298.
USED CARS FOR SALE. MUST sell to highest bidder. New 19' house sedan and 1947 Ford coach. Low mileage. Finance it.
312 W. 3d Mish. HOUSE TRAILER. MUST sell to highest bidder. New 19' house trailer.
Finance it. 312 W. 3d Mish. FEED AND FERTILIZER. CHICK feeders, water pans.
Kaff-a saves you half on raising a calf. Stock Gro milorgantte, grass seed. De Bow McMillan Feed Store, 1022 80. Union St. Ph.
5-8394. YOUNG DRIVER LOSES LICENSE FOR SPEEDING Dixie Way North, South Bend, Arnold A A B. Culp, 21, of was denied the right to drive a car for 30 days by Judge George V. Cavanaugh in city court today following his arrest early Friday morning by police who him on five Culp was $15 for chargesessed speeding and $1 each on charges of improper use of spotlight and for not possessing an operator's license. Charges of driving a car with improper headlights and no tail light were dismissed Police testified they clocked him driving 60 miles an hour on Lincoln Way East.
Larry Steele, of 1122 21st street, South Bend, charged with speeding 55 miles an hour, was fined $1 and $10 court costs. James H. Yost, 18, of 223 Omer street, paid fines of $1 each on charges of driving 8 car with improper headlights and improper use of a spot- a light. A $2 fine assessed against Achille F. Maggiolis, 26, of 329 West 10th street, charged with ignoring a stop sign.
Donald W. Name, 203 Guam avenue, South Bend, paid a $1 fine for illegal parking. Melton, 19, of rural route No. 1, Mishawaka, arrested March 20 on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating beverages. was granted a continuance of his city court trial until Friday.
Police said he was arrested after they found him driving the car on the New York Central system tracks near Carlton street. SOCIETY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houck, 725 Geyer avenue, were surprised by their children and several friends in their home Sunday. The party honored the 25th anniversary of their wedding.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James E. Tuerffs, Mr. and Mrs.
Coy Rand, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Clark McDonald and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andrzejewski, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan- NORTHSIDE Now Ends Tuesday Nite Hell Voyage! TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST ALAN LADD ESTHER FERNANDEZ ADDED NOVELTIES TIVOLI NOW THRU TUESDAY DOTTIE'S on the Road to LAUGHTER AGAIN DOROTHY LAMOUR GEORGE MONGOMERY CHARLES LAUGHTON HUGH HERBERT WILLIAM FRAWLEY ERNEST TRUER RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTISTS UNTAMED SAVAGERY of Four -Footed GIANTS! Filmed COLUMBIA PICTURES outdoor THE UNTAMED BREED starring SONNY TUFTS BARBARA BRITTON GEORGE HAYES COLOR CARTOON COMEDY At the Theaters. Times are those announced by theater managers. NORTHSIDE Two Years Before the Mast, 7. 7:25, 9:24. TIVOLI-The Girl from Manhattan, 4, 7, 10.
The Untamed Breed, 5:30, 8:35. ley Durski and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rutkowsi, Mrs. August DeMuelenare daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Rutkowski, Mrs. Vincent Paskiet, Hauck, Edward Andrzejewski. Miss Margaret De Raeve and Ronald McDonald. Mr.
and Mrs. Houck were presented gifts. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Marshall, 1123 East Third street, were hosts Saturday night to the Neighbors' club.
A cooperative dinner was served in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. Elmer F. Key and Mrs. Alford Jenkins.
Dorothy Lung won a contest favor. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blalock, Kline and streets, will entertain the club' April 23. Lincoln council No.
61, Daughters of America, will hold a social hour in Winey hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wilbur Deal will be Stop in ANYTIME ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT Seven Days a Week for Your Favorite Sandwiches, Steaks or Chops Try Our 50c Plate Lunches ANDREA'S GRILL Good Food and Fountain Service. 603 N. Main Mishawaka Ph.
5-4093 Open 24 hrs. dally, 7 days a week. CUSCO $3.45 ENAMELED Kitchen Stool Daily Hours: 8 a. m. to 9 p.
m. GROSVENOR'S FURNITURE CO. 2512 L. W. Mishawaka.
5-4500 (4 Blocks East of Playland) hostess. The drill team of the lodge will meet in Winey hall Tuesday night. Fourth street, will hostess to Mrs. Jacob E. Boehner, 849 East the Friendship club at 1:30 p.
m. Tuesday. Personals. Mrs. Luella Armstead, 515 South Union street, has returned to her home from an extended tour of Florida.
POLICE TOLD OF SLUGGING AND ROBBERY Thomas J. Whitfield, of 1527 East Jefferson boulevard, told police early Sunday morning that an DR. S. 0. SANDERS has reopened his office following an illness and is available for appointments.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 9:00 11:30 A. M. 1:30 4:00 P.M. L. W.
W. Phone 5-2622 Mishawaka ROOFING- SIDING and INSULATION No Money Down 3 Years to Pay Free Estimate MISHAWAKA ROOFING CO. 1219 Sarah Ph. 5-7017 New Value! OFFICIAL HOOVER SPECIAL Regularly $28.95 AND HOOVER CLEANING. TOOLS Regularly $12.50 at combination price of $38.95 Down HOOVER SPECIAL Model 541 Your protection-this Certificate only on genuine Official Hoover Specials $1.25 Week KELLEY'S 120 S.
Hill St. 3 Blocks West on Third at Hill Open Friday Evenings Mishawaka 5-3571 the MOST for Get Every Dollar! SAVE DISCOUNT CLARK'S NEW DOWNTOWN Laundry and Dry Cleaning CASH AND CARRY STORE 105 S. CHURCH ST. (Same Block as Post Office) Custom Dry Cleaning SAVE Custom Fur Cleaning Custom Shirt Finishing Complete Laundry Service thru FRI. SATURDAYS IN Bond daily.
EVANGELISTIC BIBLE CONFERENCE "The Gospel Artist" Rev. 0. G. Lewis March 29 to April 10, 1949 Every Night Except Saturday, 7:30 P. M.
Soul-Stirring Messages in Sermon, Chart, and Song First Christian Church Mishawaka, Ind. Albert V. Hayes, Pastor unidentified person or persons slugged him and escaped with his pocketbook containing between $18 and $21 as he was walking to his car parked near an alley in the 200 Theft block of of four North Main plastic wheel from his car was reported by James Perkins, of North Sarah street. Theft the rims, valued at $10, occurred sometime Saturday night or Sunday morning. John Mikel, of rural route No.
3, Elkhart, complained of PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Daily 8:30 A.M. 10:00 P. M. (Including Wed.) Sunday 9:00 A. M.
to 12:30 5:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M. COLVER'S DRUG STORE 1406 L.
W. Mishawaka Ph. 5-1616 the theft of a back-stop light his car while it was parked in 700 block of Elizabeth street. 'THOR' IS TOP DOG. By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March of Grettamarc, a German shepherd by John J. Seiler, corner of Liberty drive and U. S. route No. 2.
of Mishawaka, was named best of his breed at the International Kennel club show yesterday. Our Low Priced Special Club Breakfasts are increasing in popularity. Won't you stop in and try one' Join the many satisfied customers. Then tell your friends about ANDREA'S GRILL Good Food and Fountain Service. 603 N.
Main Mishawaka Ph. 5-4093 Open 24 hrs. daily, 7 days a week. Why Waitwhen you can now. REPLACE your OLD worn -out FUEL- oil burner SHORT with a New 3 hours WILLIAMS OIL-0-MATIC based on the Low Pressure Principle No Discomfort No Inconvenience Change over now to fuel- Williams LONG Oil-O-Matic heating.
Call or telephone today Fuel Souring about the amazing new "3-hour installation" YEARS And plan. that Don't means say oil burner Oil-0-Matic with say the oil saver. LOW TO PAY Pressure Principle. Act now-and save! We have the Degree Day System which automatically keeps your tank checked and filled. CLYMER BROS.
LIQUID HEAT FUEL CO. East Jefferson Road Mishawaka PHONE-5-3181 AHI BANK 50 A 1899-1949 GROWTH We acknowledge our debt of gratitude to this community. We will continue to merit your CONFIDENCE which has placed us 23RD in size--as to volume of deposits OF ALL BANKS IN INDIANA 'According to March 17, 1949 Issue "The American Banker" Capital Stock and Surplus ONE MILLION DOLLARS First National Bank of Mishawaka CORNER OF MAIN ST. 6' LINCOLNWAY North Side Branch CORNER OF MAIN ST. E' MISHAWAKA AVENUE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SHOP IN MISHAWAKA FRIDAY EVENINGS from the FUEL..
