South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 128, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 May 1917 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES tct.st.y nviTMxn, may . ii7.

flfyfl DIRECTS DUVAL WORK IN LONDON

Don't be discouraged Resinol Soap will clear your skin Many arid many a pirl hn a clear, healthy complexion today became; yimc friend came t o her with that sound advice. Resinol Soap riot only is delightfully cleansing and refreshing, but it daily use reduces the tendency to pimples, offsets many iii-effcctsof cosmetic?, and gives thiiuret chance she need3 t make red, roupTi skins white and soft. It the t!n ii in bid ! r. through nirct cr improper treatment, a r,!.e Kevnol Oirtmmt hulj

at f,rt be ued with the Rti r.ol Slip, to xtt n the return to norn.a 1 C'nitiors. ReInoI Soap and Krvnnt O.rtrnenl are old by ail drjfi'ts.

No Statement of AmericanBritish Cooperation Is Expected to Be Made.

I WASHINGTON. May . Naval

cooperation between the United states and the allies against Germany is being negotiated largely in London, it was learned Monday, instead ot here at Washington, as im the case uith military and other subjects. it(.ar Admiral .Sims, who

"as on his v y to England when i ar deda cd, and who has just j intended the all'-nl naval conference

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Banishes Nervousness Put Vigor and Ambition Into Run-Down, Tired Out People If you feel tired out. out of sorts, despondent, mentally or physically depressed, und luck the desire to accomplish things, get a 50 sent box of Wendell s Ambition Pills at Wettick's Cut Kate Medicine .Store today and your troubles will be over. If you drink too much, smoke too much, or are nervous because of overwork of any kind. Wendell's Ambition Pills will make you feel better in three days of money back from Wettick's Cut Kate .Medicine fctore on the first box purchased. For all affections of the nervous system, constipation, loss of appetite, lack of confidence, trembling, kidney or liver complaints-, sleeplessness exhausted vitality or weakness of any kind get a box of Wendell's Ambition Pills to-day on the money back plan. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by the Wendell pharmacal Company, Inc.. Syracuse. N. Y.

at Paris, is charged to speaK the American government on

major questions of policy. Apart from the original announcement that the United States will patrol American waters and thus relieve tne allied vessels on duty here, for two and a half years, no statement of naval policy is expected. Whether American vessels will cross to the other side and help in an offensive campaign either in British waters or nearer the German bases probably will become known only through announcement fif some decisive action, if there is one. Admiral Ie Chair, head of the naval department with the British war mission here, spent most of .Monday at the navy department, continuing conferences with bureau chiefs. He decTd himself to all sorts of technical discussions about submarines, means of hunting and trapping them and lessons learned by the British in their long efforts to suppress the submarine menace. In a general way he is acting as an intermediary to the British admiralty, and facilitating t:.e technical negotiations between the British and American experts. British and American officials, divided into eight sub-committees to discuss all the various phases of America's participation in the war, leached details today in their effort to harmonize the conflicting opinions as to how America's aid may

be made effective against Germany.

The sub-committees met to canvass the individual phases entrusted to them and hoped to be able to report within the week.

PIMPLES, BLACKHEADS, ALL ERUPTIONS AND REDNESS OF SKIN Jtii Ulj Disappear When Amolov is Applied.' M.in.v Hn ot !h-i w ie attractive girl Is a fuüll'e Irr. line ,,f ;i ixr eitlll- !- i ii If . .11 r .skin is mt naturally li'li. tu i"th :in! glowing, it is perhaps Iiii- t' a I i- k of rare or to ail unwise Ii-. i f i iiu-t! .s, or impure so.ip. - 1 1 x Soap and nltituient will heal de pimples. t;ik- out the redness mid Hear up your skin in a remarkably Hioit time .lust wash at night with hot wafer and .nioi Soap ami apply ointment, and note the improvement next morning. .Ml rninr skin troubles yield qniekly t this wonderful new remedy and Hironie rases if i;i-zetn;i, Psoriasis and skin dle.mes. Listing for many years, al e being -tired w lien persistently applied for twii or three weeks. mii si!e at leading drug stores. Guaranteed ly I'll. is i'oonley Co. drug store. Trial sire. Send postal for free sample to Am d..x l.ab..i atoi ies. Voiingstown. Mlii.. Adv.

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When you are worried by backache; By lamenex and kidney and bladder disorders Pont experiment with an untried iiieduuno. Follow South Bend people's example. Use bean's Kidney Pills. Here's .south Bend testimony. Verify it if you wish: Mrs. G. W. Clark. liMt", N. Huey .t.. South Bend, says: "Two different times I used I Mian's Kidney pills when mj kidne's were disordered ami they certainly proved good. I oan's Kidney Pills drove aw ay weakness in my back with which had been troubled and put me in I health." Price ö'V. at all dealers. Pon't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney pills the same that Mrs. Clark had. Foster-Milhurn Co. Props. BuT.ilo, N. Y. Adv.

WASHINGTON. May 8. War has not brought poverty to England. In fact, many of the poorer classes are living under better conditions than they were before the war. This may be stated upon the authority of Lord Eustace Percy of the British mission and a leading economist and trade expert of England. "I have an intimate knowledge with settlement work in London," said I.ord Percy today, "and I can assure you that many of the people of the lower districts are living in comparative luxury, to what they were before the war. "This is due partly to war wages. Of course the population of these lower districts is now largely composed of women and children, for most of the men are at the fcont. But the men who are left behind and are working in the industries, are receiving better wages, far better than those they received in antewar times."

CONFEREES DEBATE ARMY BILL FOUR HOURS IN VAIN

WASHINGTON. May S. Conferees on the war army bill in a four hour discussion Monday failed to reconcile differences between the bill as it passed the two houses and adjourned until Tuesday. A decided difference of opinion arose over the senate amendment which would permit Col. Roosevelt to take an expeditionary force to France and unless It is smoothed out the bill mav have to go back to the two houses for further action.

spuing coi.ns AltK iVWGF.HOr. Sudden changes of temperatureand underwear bring spring colds with stuffed up head, sore throat and general cold symptoms. A dose of Dr. King's New Discovery Is sure relief, this happy combination of antiseptic balsams clears the head, soothes the irritated membranes and what might have been a lingering cold is broken up. Don't stop treatment when relief is first felt as a half cured cold is dangerous Tak Dr. King's New Discovery till your cold Is gone. Adv.

Are You Climbing? Those who are not at the top have this advantage. It is easier to work your way up, than hold your place at the top. Do not be discouraged if you are not at the top, but start in with whatever you have, and make a steady climb toward the top. This tank can give you just the help you need. American Trust Company ' on Savin gt.

W" ill shrivel up m.y eorn whether hard, soft or between the toes so that it rail be lifted out easily with the fingers. No. j'jiin and not one bit of soreness when applying i' e-mint or afterward and It do.s'n't even irritate the surrovridlng skin. No more or.is; no more painful allonses; iui more tired, burning, puffed or sweaty feet, he-mint ends f.iot misery for good". No foolishness. Try It- .lust :s'K in any drug store for a little leinlnt and net er let i oru nche tw ice. Adv.

OMI Stones. Cancer and TJlcerw ot the Stomach and Intestines. AutoIntoxication. Yellow Jaundice. Acut Indigestion. Appendicitis, Gastritis, and other fatal aliments result from stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike any other for Stomach Ailments. For sale by Publio Dru Co.. Wettick's Drug Store. Red Cross Pharmacy In MlshawaJta. Adv,

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TO USE U. S. MAILS TO BOOM LIBERTY LOAN

WASHINGTON. May 8. The unfathomed possibilities of the United States mails as a means of governmental publicity are to be developed at once to bring home to every person in the country in the need of subscription to the Liberty loan. Every letter of the many million"' that pass daily through the mails soon is to bear a special cancellation stamp of striking design to notify all persons receiving- mail that the nation is calling for contributions to the big bond issue. Every letter box ofthe hundreds of thousands in the country is to be placarded with posters announcing the loan and the need , for contributions. Every post office is to display posters prominently givin? full information. Every one of the 60.000 - vehicles operated by the post otlice department from the one horse burry of the rural free delivery carrier to the powerful mail trucks in the principal cities, is to proclaim in large type from posters on its sides that the Liberty loan is open to subscriptions and that it is the duty of every citizen who can to subscribe. Every letter carrier in every city is to have a card to stick in his cap, so that wherever his whistle is heard the call to subscribe will be carried. More than that, every letter carrier and every free delivery carrier is to be an active bureau of information as to the terms and details of the issue. The carriers will be coached in the elemental details and will be supplied abundantly with advertizing literature which they are to distribute upon request to all persans desiring it.

LAFAYETTE SETS NEW RECRUITING MARK LAFAYETTE, May 8. A new recruiting record for the regular army was established for this city Mon day when Sergt. U. M. Hinkle, accepted 31 applicants. Over 200 men have been supplied from this district for the regular army and over 100 for the national guard since April 1.

MINER CRUSHED TO DEATH BY FALL OF SLATE BICKNELL. Ind., May 8. Joseph Kicca, 4 2 years old, employed in Tecumseh mine No. 2. was crushed to death Monday afternoon by a fall of slate. A 15 year old daughter, who lives at Diamond, Ind., survives.

HOUSE EMPOWERS WILSON TO USE INTERNED SHIPS WASHINGTON. May 7. The joint resolution already adopted by the senate authorizing the president to put into service vessels of the enemy in American ports was adopted by the housp Monday vithout a record vote after an all da' debate.

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EXPECT HOOVER TO DIRECT FOOD EXPORT AND PRICES WASHINGTON, Mav 8. Although Herbert C. Hoover's place in the government's food control program has not been determined definitely, there were indications Monday that he would be given control of food exports and later of price fixing measures, if congress passed the administration's food bills. The department of agriculture is fully equipped to enforce domestic regulations contained in the legislation, but the problem of proportioning food among the allies may be h-ft largely to Mr. Hoover, as chairman of the food commission of the council of national defense. Under the bills the president would be empowered to name an .agency to deal with price fixing. This, it is understood, if made necessary, probably would be left to the defense council, with Mr. Hoover, supervising operation of the act. There have been suggestions of an international food commission, sitting in Washington to handle American and allied food problems. If it is created the American member probably would be Mr. Hoover. Secy's Houston anoonced Monday that Canada was awaiting passage of the administration's bills to put into force similar regulations. American and Canadian food interests are so nearly identical, he said, that Canada feels it would be useles to proceed with measures until the United States decides on a definite course.

SCISSORS CLIP FASTER SINCE RELIEF COMES Frank Melton Points Out His Benefits Derived Through Giving Tanlac a Fair Trial.

BROTHER-IN-LAW FIRST TO RECOMMEND MEDICINE

Master Preparation Finds Favor in Appreciation of Elkhart Barber and He Wants Others to Profit.

INDIANA FUND FOR WAR STRICKEN FRENCH S7,000 INDIANAPOLIS. May S. Indiana opened its pur.e Monday to w ar-stj icken France and poured out a golden stream of sympathy for the wounded soldiers and huncrv children of that republic. No estimate could bo made Monday niuht of the apount turned into the Iafayctte fund from all parts of f.he state, but more than $T.ü00 had been counted at the French relief station here.

ELKHART, Ind., May ji. Frank Melton, a well known local barber of 72 9 South Main street, is among the latest Elkhart residents to testify as to the merits of Tanlac, the celebrated new medicine. His praise is unstinted and on February 2. he said this of the Premier Preparation: "My system generally was in a run down condition. I had a poor appetite and the little food I did eat didn't digest properly and caused gas to form in my stomach. Indigestion made me nervous and I found it hard to sleep at night. At

; times. I suffered severely from

l heumatism. "My brother-in-law, Mr. Good, who knew of my condition, told me about Tanlac. I knew that he had been greatly helped by Tanlac so I bought a bottle. I am now taking my third bottle of Tanlac and while :uy troubles have not been entirely r?lieved. I'm improved greatly. My appetite is much l etter and the inil.gestion doesn't bother me now. M." nerves are in l etter shape and I sle?p well at nizht. I Intend to continue taking Tanlac until I gain tne relief 1 think is possible through this medicine." Tanlac. the Master Medicine, is especially beneficial for stomach, liver ami kidney trouble, catarrhal complaints, loss cf appetite, nervousness and the after effects of la grippe, pneumonia, severe coughs and colds and the like. Tanlac is being introduced and explained Sn South Lend at Public Ttixz Svtore. Adv.

The South Bend National Bank The First National Bank

The St. Joseph Savings Bank The St Joseph Savings and Trust Company The Citizens National Bank The Citizens Trust Company The Merchants National Bank The Chapin State Bank The Union Trust Company Have all committed themselves to make liberal loans on low interest rates on the real estate to be purchased and

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to be built by the

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These institutions recognize the importance of providing a number of houses in order to make possible the unusual growth that is coming to South Bend, due to a large and permanent expansion of one of .her most important industries.

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is now organizing with a capital stock of

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One hundred thousand dollars of this stock is to be issued as common stock and two hundred thousand as preferred. One share of common stock will be issued free for every purchase of two shares of preferred stock. The par value of this stock is fifty dollars per share. The preferred stock is to be 6 per cent cumulative. Over fifty thousand dollars of this stock has been subscribed, for by men representing these banks, by leading business firms and by the Studebaker Corporation. This investment is conservative and safe. It promises a sure return to the stock holders, and every person, firm or corporation should subscribe for stock in this Company. Subscriptions will be received at any of these banks. Do not wait for solicitors to call. Come to any of these banks and place your subscription. Organization Committee: A. L. Hubbard Geo. U. Bingham William Happ C. C. Hanch J. E. Neff, Chairman