South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 319, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 November 1916 — Page 3

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Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater

is a regular little furnace of heating energy The Perfection Smokeless Hcatepis indispensable in the home, no matter what heating facilities you have not necessary to risk taking cold when the janitor neglects his duties. Every room in the house can be as cozy as you please. Get a Perfection Smokele'ss Heater today. It burns kerosene. Cheap and always available. Any good kerosene will give satisfaction, but for best results use Perfection Oik No smoke no dust no odor no ashes Just plenty of sweet, warm air that makes home, home Weighs 12 pounds, is only 25 inches high and 12 inches in diameter. Finished in highly polished steel or

blue enamel. Trimmings are black Japan or nickel. Easy to light lift the drum and touch a match. Regulate flame as desired. No need to worry about flame getting too high. Automatic flame spreader prevents that. Can be carried about easily handle never gets hot. Look for triangle trade mark. Sold by All Reliable Dealers. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - 72 W. Adams St. Chicago, Ut S. A.

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Wiien I was Down Town To-day I Caught Cold "Got my feet wet and my clothes damp. I was dressed rather warm and I went from one store to another and I caught cold. I felt the effects coming home and 1 could hardly talk 'ker choo, my F " "John you go right over to the drug store and get me something for this cold, I feel so miserable and all fagged out." (John goes to the nearest drug store and gets a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and colds.) "I'm so glad )'ou got Dr. King's New Discovery, John. Why I remember when I was a little girl how mother used to give me this for colds, it's certainly pleasant to take and soothes the irritated throat and relieves the congestion, the first spoonful makes me feel better already.11 John says: "The druggist told me that Dr. King's New Discovery' was an old preparation and that he had sold it as long as he has had the store and when he used to be a drug clerk. He felt pretty sure it would fix your cold and I had seen it advertised. Glad you found an old friend." You try it.

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New Directors Named at Annual Meeting and Plans Made for Future.

The Chamber of Commerce which has for Feven jears existed In this city and by juttinc itself behind every movement looking toward the betterment of the city ha firmly established it.s position as the most important organization of the city, held its principal meeting of the year last night, received reports on the good work it has done during the past year and Installed five newly elected directors. The names of the new directors who had been elected by a secret ballot were announced by Judge Hammerschmidt cn the absence of Judge Walter A. Funk, as follow?: K. L Kuhn. and C. A. Dolph, re

elected. T. H. Hrandon, George H. Wheelock and Mi'es V. O'Brien. Things AcvompllshtxL Among the things accomplished by the Chamber of Commerce during the past year, according to the reports read last niiht were the following: It has increased its membership by 63 members, pushed the Centennial celebration, made possible South Hend's baseball franchise in the Central league, secured the improvement and enlargment of the liPhtlng system In the downtown district. Initiated the movement to secure street flushing machines and better fire apparatus, the latter of which advanced the city to a rating among cities of the second class in insurance, sponsored organizations .and bureaus looking for the help of the bdslness interest of the city and in every way assisted in roosting South Ilend and making it a better place to live in. F. A. Miller, president of the f-uth Hend Indiana Centennial celebration association, reported on the

value of the celebration; V. O.

Iavies, president of the Federation

of Social Service, spoke of the work

being done byhls organization; L.

It. Martin, vice chairman of the

traffic bureau of the chamber, em

phasized in his talk the importance of the Chamber of Commerce getting behind an effort to secure for the business men of the city a traffic expert.

In regard to this latter matter, the

organization of a traffic board and the hiring of an expert to work out problems of transportation which confront the city's Industries and

business men, it was decided at the

meeting that Pres't E. L. Kuhns

should be authorized to appoint a

committee to consider the propoal

tion and to confer with the various

bureaus of the chamber that would

be Interested in the matter and with

business men in the city generally.

Report lloaiL The reports embodying the lnfor

mation regarding the work of the

chamber were read, following the

talks by l'res't Kuhn und Hec'y

Victor V. Jones by the. following men:

The report on Iho work of thu re

taller bureau, T. If. Urandon; wholesales burraii. W. II. Swtnta;

traffic, committee, J. I"). Oliver.; mem

bership committee, I M, Boone;

convention bureau, A. K. I'oltz; leg

Islutive committee, F. K. Hering;

trade extension coutmltte, II. V. F.l-

dredge; civic, committee, II. A. 12 ng

man, Jr.; housing mid grounds, J.

Fred ChrLntmnii; manufacturer'

committee, C, C. Hmirh; audit com mittee, V. I. HlmmsJ publicity com mittee, W. W. Dunkle.

Others who mado talks at the mrotintf were: City Judge, Louis M.

Ha mmoriK'hmldt, chairman of the. recreation board, who told of the

good wori belntf ilonn by the civic

clubs of th city which orielnated

through tho effort of the Chamber

of Commerce; Tu Work for Collum.

Amontf tho projects that will bo

taken up during the coming yimr Will be one tn er.urn fr roliscum, a tutn

highway commission, a directory f

VJouth Hend Made floods.' nn In-

dustrlnl survey of tho t tty, The

chamber will u!mi continue to agi

tato the rnovMnnnt to prttiro track

elevation for the city, better rail

road facilities Mild u traffic bureau, ft

moro Juct distribution of the &utn

mobile lU-enco taxes and any other

matters that may coma up and which seem to l e for the city' good.

Within the organization Itself the following utepH have been hind dur

ing the Inst year; four bureau. manufacturers, wholesalers1, rrtal

lers, and convention bureaus, havo

been organized j a credit rating system has been maintained for the

members luid a place of meeting hin

been provided me fibers.

llefore adjourning tho men In attendance at the toeetlmz enjoyed u

lunch and smoker und a temporary

committee dlhwusscd the advlsabll Ity of holding a ChrUtmas dance.

One evening this wvek the mem

bers of tho okl and Ii' board o directors will hold a meeting und of tleers will be vlectud.

OPPOSE VACATION OF

LAND FOR PAPER FIRM Kat Side Improvement Association on Itcvonl Against Action on i:. Madi-or St.

Opposition to the proposed vacation of strip of land upon K. Madison st. by the Italic Taper was voiced at a meeting of the Fast Side Improvement association last night. The vacation, according to the association, would be a erious mistake as a petition has already been f.led with the county commissioners for the construction of a new bridge across the river at Madison st. If the bridge proposition is irranted by the commissioners, the land would have to be repurchased

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this Christmas?' . TJie only instrument that brings you the world's greatest artists

A splendid surprise for your family to have Caruso, Destinn, Farrar, Gadski, Gluck, Hempel, Homer, McCormack, Melba, Rufo, Schumann-Heink, Scotti, Tetrazzini and other famous artists sing for them; to have Elman, Kreisler, Paderewski, Powell, Zimbalist and other noted instrumentalists play for them; to hear Sousas Band, Pryor's Band, Conway's Band, Vessella's Band, Victor Herbert's Orchestra; to enjoy Harry Lauder, Nora Bayes, DeWolf

Hopper, Raymond Hitchcock and other celebrated comedians and entertainers. ' Nothing else will bring so much pleasure to your family and friends all the year round. There are Victors and Victrolas in ercat variety of styl from $10 to $400, and there are Victor dealers everywhere who will ghdly demonstrate them and play any music you wish to hear. t Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. t . ' .

nSlTZ JT V,Ct0r ReCOTdS C,Q be d tl.f.etorily played only w.h be .afcly played oa machines th jeweled cr other reproducing poiat. N"w VUtor RcorU- dm"ftfl at d-J.r. oa U 28Ü, of ach moaü

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1 Bald, An tffort will be made by thr andoclutlon to have the K. Colfax iv, bridge made the sarno width as tlio blreet ami raised two feet. Several I'etltlonsi have been filed with the commissioners concerning this Improvement and the association will try to KJt &n early hearing on the matter fo that the work may üttturttd In the spring. A committee tu appear before the commissioners In regard to the proposition, was named and Is composed of Samuel Iveper, I Tarry Enrman, Frank SinKlrr, Samuel Lontz and Maurice Hcban. The matter of placing sidewalks

on the west side of X. l'meriek tt.. between IT. LasaJlo av. and K. Col- '

fax av., was deferred until the next i

meeting of the association.

Home Phone 6134.

Bell Phone 2299

South Bend Window Cleaning Co. Contractors for Cleaning Windows, Skylights, Scrubbing and Oiling Floors, Woodwork, Walls, Ceilings, Janitor Work, Etc. In Stores, Office?, Private Dwellings, Shop?. lite. All work guaranteed. MR. M. PAWLOWSKI, Manager. Formerly manager of the American Window Qe.mincr 0. 228 South Michigan St., Room 3.

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PIGEONS ARE BURNED.

The entire piueon stock of TV. N.

Siwrenski. 217 . Walnut st.. was destroyei by lire when the wood-sh-,-d in which 'they were housed cau-ht tire l.it pveninar at o'clock and

i burn yd to the ground. The pigeon!

I were valued at about $40. Hose J corri:Th- No. 4 answered the call.

now ciin? Hulbs from Holland. lÄrpest assortment ccr in tbo city. Soo Wesley Miller Flour & Feed Co.

IIIIOTIIIIIIHOOD l'ATI IIITAIXS. rrtu- men and l.tdies from the

! brotherhood of the English Luth

eran hur:h were ntertained at a banquet lat niht at the Hoffman restaurant and given ty Charles Prat. l'ully 7 5 of thr members were present and a prcpram waa rendered. loliowinj-lht diaacc

Bt Clothing i-nd Ptioej for Mn. Woumb and Children at Lcwest Prices. CllAlTX HOME DOT. STORES, 423 uid HI 7 6. Chxptn St.

Greatest IlArpiLiM In Town Economy Cioaic DrpL , Economy Dept. Second Floor. 210-211 S. Mirfugan. In ('or.Jur ction witk

Wh'Ti you f-f .Trt on a lUic y

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iw. You art to v.' t to some rtiul i r p'are. You do not pay: I wfll rro In

hat direction and op whn I 'a.-' t-ire-d. but ou mai:e your lir.s to set tlKTC, ar.d ou do Tt Xhrrr. H.tve .soTTe definitej amormt In i-A- when you s.ive. Try to rrf t your !ir-t SO0. nr.d '.xi w do it. Th:.s bar.k w.U help o :. American Trust Company - O on Savings.

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