South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 346, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 December 1922 — Page 11

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1922

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.'-ivir to p;..k up Unit:! Kt.'itca Men Jay in cm in?. All rnotorit .arc j. ro.'i J t . r. t!:! ivrrk. v.-arr. J apalr.'; parkir.. tl.fir car.-? ; cvr- th :i r;i i provlJi by th rark-

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cer-artmorit are ir.r-tructc d to naf?

r.-'.th the rnferr-rr.er.t of th- or-.J onccr RCSu!cilt of Mies 'hr.ir.rf, va.- caii'fl refor the chief , . Mrr. lay .ir.il r:v-n ordrr.ä to brir- UlCS at Son S liCSHlCnCC in nil offer. Jer?. II xva toM to I XI MIS. Mich.. I)-:. 11. i'hllirvs make n- discrimination in the- rr-1 -: '' 'o; a rcMcnt cf Nea nco formancf r f hii duty ani rive .s?c- ! h" v a chi'J. and for many years

iTH I cial attention to olervar.'-e to th?;- '.. :i known 1-uliJer and contrac-

' rule on C0-m!nute rrkia. ! ! ' -cJ Saturday nicht at thr Mom?

I 'The Tiarkir.sr ordinance ! wcrk-!'f n. IvJward Z-wergei, n.ani

b hH at thf 5cn's home Tutdiy afternoon.

in? splendidly witli re-p-t to

ne Instructs Traffic grant to Briii in"' All Offenders.

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-ir at:t AO 310 I 0 r - :-j i;i L.niatO AUW L,rnm no xx-'t.o:.-i of violators cf th v.-ijy for tho fatur. Motor tran:-( -,r. i T, - c- i--s

Iortation Is on- of the rtat-: fun-j nv,r vr ; . i:: tho Ft. Luhe ha,-;

caznentai rafrrh tr.f!.-.-. f : -tors wc

hive In tho l'n.te i must have hard ;ri v.iii be ahlj to ch ip

and panilM parkin? and in mo

rejects the n:ajor:ty cf its other

proviflor.a are rting repcctfd h" :h motor t ravelin? public." said Chief Ivr.c Revivir.? further the working out of tho rarkln.? ord:nance',3 t nforc. nif nt. ho declared

men: of th. CO-minut park.r-j rule j that the time parkin? rule Ls the one cn Michiisin .-t., r. r.l fcr.vard from) principally cxc-p:c-il to and a coni:-

. tho nfh.ee vi Chief of I',i:c: La no .on cf dire'-ard by failure to ar-

r.t and prosecute ha.- resulted in renrated violations In this rctrard. "Wt hnve eriven the automobii.-crr.'-r? su'dlcic-nt time to cct accutrmd to tho ordinance," added the chief, "and from now on we will hold to a strict enforcenicnt cf tm

IlddW Detzler, charged co-minute rule."

r of th cu erhane cf the ; o'clcci.

h.rin S-.ite Telephone Co. 1 1

Norm: The reTJlir annual meetinc cf th5tockho'.der3 of tlie American Tr.;-t Company, iouth IJend. In Pima. v.;P be hPJ in the bcnkir.r room. Wc ir.day, January 10. ID::, at C::0

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him. The funera!

r?uy noTT. pay In 1?2?. IIock Hros:. Fouth Bend's rin?t J"wfr-

rvice; will' 220 Michigan ,t. A i .-.-3 Z-Zl

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tor;Iy carry Lbio ii' ivy tiarii'-: that is

u.Tfrin? from in-

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-if ci ?'nt Sun rvcr.ir?, accordinp to .i 3v:?'s rcviv l by th" poh-'-1

now teir.ff hajlcd &v r thf rr.. :'o f rrrl.;i,n j roj.)rt the t1 community Is t:rrr than it.i trir..-; j M..'r.f h! ; condition, but stated 1 portation fariliti.s. f ;vi;.zitU .u - ; t J : r. 1. vr-.- an fup-int of a Vrd I buildd primar.Iy on importation. ; f f :Jir ,riv,.r, .y 'ir. I'.irrott. 1J.5 "Itailuay frmir.aif ah o'.rr th-j j; Caivert t.. 1 1 1 -j rlty. I c ountry are ir.adqu.ite to properly j handTo jhort haul tralPr " ftat. d j KOPflll KITI TI i: KLIT. ir.MIS .! 7dr. Fnyder. "M iry .snort haul P:ir-mt f-d all Imported fhl-r

roads In th : country v... ! a.':iv. v s n atrr wrann'r

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doncd this ycir be tu1 th-y ran-

rot cornprto v.-;th the facihtic? oil

th r.iotor truck. This toother with the demo . ra y of t!i" hi:,'h'.vay v.dil make the motor tru k one ot tho r.rcatc-.-. mcrchan factors in our riflur il tranporfa? i n."' Mr. b'nyiJ'.r toi l Inv.v i::dand wis

Oohdn? th abar'dof!' ' -lif-rt-Iir. ; ; roaleni. In v.. tny ir.f.tance 1 tated, lorri' v. r t; I t' run n; !hi rail of tho abinion'd road-.'

.and m'-rchandi-- haubd f.v rl i r.l

y motor trucks troiu :-pu:, or .'-.1-Jrips alori th :.-' ahardoncd re ;..-.

Thia h prc-dicf-d voull a! P.-i lono in thi. country. j Trior to tho introdiu lion of Mr.; .Snyd-r Fran!: Gr cn, pretidrnt otj th chamber preentcI tome ftrapliij

and read tome LoterfMinz tlures to fliow the growth made by South 15end In the pat five years. I'erh ips the mot Int rcitin? arl Tital of the?'- fu:ur3 were those ol th bunic clearings which showed the amount to have doubled.

2Iro ari Mr. Green's figures: ; IPink clearings: j For 1917 Hi. 40Q. CO; for 1322 j

J1O7.000.O0O. a6V".scc-.l vaP.H of rlty property for IHK,, jj'fi.p;'); for Ji3.300.L7O. JCiimbrr r.f building prrmits year J27; for the year Ki22. A,o. Valuation of prrniit 101h 51.36.001 ; 1?22, $rJ.r,r.7,0'jO. Itank transactions yar 1017. 3177,200jOO; 1.'22. $:!30.öoo.ooo. Tcstoflico rreriplr? l?lil, -CD,-233: 1022. G17.142.

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LESS RliNT LOWER PRICES ONE BLOCK SOUTH

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Osborn Imported Cape, All Shades, Lined or Unlined and Only S2.00 fcr Worth-Double Value

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Gs a Pair Today Get this prlro of $2.0f for Osborn cloves fixed Crmly In mind and then Made by Oiborn 'i'itiJp.

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Thi i as Fine a Dress CIovo & You'll Ever Want and is Only S2.00

Habitual drnl;,n.,s and rrti Ity ; yUi to i. "rJr qua ork!

nar:h!;. wearimr, comfort, looks, thpf.i plover v.ill rtand up as the top-notch of perfection. ilada y C?torn, rhicato, they represent the futst product of skilled American uo'kmcn, an.l they are not sur-I.i.--r.i anywl-.cre at any price.

..'.'Dorn ai.-a makes jrloves and

Alleged Cruelty of Spouse Causes Wife to AJ: Decree

Is alkanU by Tillio Harris in a complalat for divorce from her liu.sh.mil, OJauI, tiled In Superior court No. 2 f londay. b'h'j claims that lur liushuvl called her vile nams and fa !.!' a'--

t-w.tl her of un chastity in addition ; mltt for workmen, tcarn.tra. r;iil

to ludnff continually drunk .and cruel ! r"a!r. auto drivers, many etys. , . . 7,.rt - ; it prk-3 of to $.".;'. nnd tbr to her. They wer- marn-d'rt. .... r,at tllo ,vorM foP YarKalns Os. separated Dec. 7. lt22, an. I ; born H pivintr you tho F-iuarcft

ulie a.sk.s for the u.ody af their, Me ucai ever put over. i:0 suro and two year. o!,l ..-, ,...,. l.v.-.n:, s. M.

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week.

Simon Toben. X--'J biiooln Wny Wrst. I I.. A. 1 r. 1H N. Mu liiirun st. i l ufrlirii pt r I;clinau. IG: N . PHl-Ion. '

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pertainimr to -rneral nr. 1 ro-v a?-i Mis!maki. Indiana.

counlir.K. auditing, in. ono- t..x re- I.re;il C lotlir s". .!. P.M I.liuoln Wny Itast . ...t - r- I- M. Alei:i!T. lit I.int-ola Way 1 ."t. turr.3. and penoduat aauur.br.; P;. , r p( M)..,ff., ,. w :th corporations, rartnr-hip-. or indi-i A i.iM.r,.ir,if. s. .Main M. Viduaij. Ail V.-2 i J -o 1 ! M:h.in ;k: loll !-r. 17 . Main Sf. "M. Nrt.l. :MI N. M:jin St.

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A. S. Vtine. I.lt.ioPt "tVay Wrnt. I. A. I tint in, 3 s. M.iin M. i.ibl.-ii Knie. North Mile, i M. lf.-an asvr. rth lde.

CLOSING OUT OF BIUNCIl STORE SALE BARGAINS GALORE From the day we made our first announcement that we were selling out the entire stock of our LaPorte, Ind., store scorc3 of people have thronged here for these many bargains. You, too, should take advantage of this Climax of sales. ELECTRIC FIXTURES Scores of different styles, designs and finishes to select horn and all are priced so ridiculously low that you'll simply marvel at these unusual prices. FLOOR LAMPS Table Lamps, Boudoir Lamps, Bridge Lamps, in fact any kind of a lamp you could desire is here in a large and varied assortment. The bases are mahogany and polychrome and the display of silk shades is marvelous. A wonderful Christmas present, indeed. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES All of the modern appliances are here. Each one represents an ideal gift and they are truly won derful in view of the extraordinarily low prices. DOXT MISS THIS CHANCE TO BUY XMAS GIFTS

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Business Baltics Won On Wise Decisions No e!uive irctir. r.ii or reeded dt mo: trat. on aa ta cur short time LOANS We Must if Need Be Serve Alin't rnv d.ay we Cr f'Urfelvea hIpin soti err on h Journey, b r 1 n : . h::rt to a realization cf what cj.tcrv'ee mean.-. It's the System Advancir.c money on Pianos. Furniture. I,!v-S: cA and Imrleni r.: "vhrn r.rc !- ci. Tin.e to äFuit your convenience. $2o.OO to $500.00 Security Loan Co. 12 I. O. ) ! Hid-., t.iirj JL Va--hin 'jlun. riiono. Main l'HS.

Called for Redemption, December 15, 1922 War Savings Stamps, Series of 1918, due January I, 1923, will be accepted for immediate credit in your Savings Account or to open a new Savings Account; or, if you prefer, we will assist in re-investment of the funds. Registered Stamps are payable only at the post office where registered. United States of America Ao Victory Notes, which bear the distinguishing letters, A, B, C, D, E or F prefixed to their serial numbers, have been called for redemption on December 15, 1922, and interest will cease after that date. We shall be glad to handle the collection of these notes for vou.

St. Joseph Loan Trust Co Sr JOSEPH COUNTY SA VINGS ßANK.

A Christmas Suggestion Why not give your son or daughter something that will increase in value? You know South Bend real estate will increase. Especially the south part of the city. Select a lot in Miami Heights. Make; the first payment and present the land contract to the son or daughter. They are sure to appreciate it. Start them on the road to owning their own home. Smite Realty Co. Real Estate Investments Farms and Sub-divisions Phone L 1595 223 South Main Street

1 fU Il CONVllNinNT LOCATIONS Mlehl-rnn and Wa-hinston Mb !iv;.n and Wajn Main and Coifax lie 1 l."rs IMmnnacy South Item! and Mi.-linvuika WHY KOT MAKE IT A

KODAK CHRISTMAS?

Kodaks and Brownies Priced at $1.25 to $65.G0

SPECIAL SALE OF POCKET KNIVES Real $1.00 Values at 50c Ideal Gifts for the Boys SPECIAL SALE NUPOINT PENCILS Propels Repels Expels Regular $1.00 Value at 69c

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BEAUTIFUL PEN AND PENCIL SETS In Gift Boxes

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