South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1919 — Page 3

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Save your hair! Double its beauty in a few moments. j Try this! ! Hair stops coming out and every : particle of dandruff j

disappears. j - i Try as yoj will, after fir applica- ' ti'in of D.anderine, you ran not !inl :i vinelo tncp of landruff or falling I. air and your M.alp will not itch, i.ut what will please you most, will b" after a fpw vtrks' use, whn you new hair, Jin an I downy at :.rT. yen l,ut really new hair rowlrur nil over the scalp. A little Danderin- imr.nfdl.it- ly doubles th" beauty of your hair. No difference how- lull, faded, brittle ami crary. Just moisten a eh.th with Danderin- ami carefully draw if through your hair, taking on small strand at a time. The effect : Immediate anl amazinc your hair will ho Usht, Huffy and wavy, ami have an appearance of abundance, an Incomparable lustra, softness and luxuriance, thf beauty .and shimrnrr of true hair health. Get a small bottle of Knowlton's Ianderine from any druy store or toilet counter for a few nts and. prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has heen neK-b-cted or Injured by can-less treatment that's all. Ianderlne is to th- hair what f r sh ahowcrs of rain and sunvhino are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating. . stimulating and l;fe-produ ing properties aiiff th hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. Advt.

BAD TEETH OFTEN CAUSES RHEUMATISM n Sajs James II. Allen, W ho Drovo Out IllwMimatlmh; PoUon After iWdn Gripixtl for Year.

Fifteen Measures Passed and Adjournment Taken at 6 P. M.

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Take my prescription, which all tirst-clasH druggists dispense under the name Allenrhu, says James 11. Allen. In two days It will start to lrive the, poisonous uric acid from your joints and muscles, and free: nu from all rheumatic pain and agony and reduce swollen joints. Rheumatic poison often pets into the system through decayed teeth, and In consequence people who desire to avoid rheumatism in years to come should have had teeth ntt ended to at once. Wear warm clothes, get out in the fresh air and sunshine whenever possible: keep the body clean, drink plenty of pan; water, don't overload the stomach, and avoid alcohol, even ;n its mildest form. These am precautions worth h'-eding, but to banish all signs and traces of rheumatism and do it quickly, hundreds of well people, once full of rheumatism, will freely urge you to get a bottle of Allenrhu at once. The blessed relief this marvelous prescription quickly gives lias made tor it thousands of friends. It is Mr. Allen's own discovery; it made him strong and well after rheumatism had crippled him and made him unfit for work. It is guaranteed. Advt.

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ii i: ds svgaii fiOAiin. WASHINGTON. Feb. JT. -Deorge A. Zabrlskle, former sugar administrator under the food administration, was elected president of the administration's sugar equalization boanl today to succeed George M. Holph. who resigned to return to private business. Mr. Kolph has been president since the board's organization. The other officers elected were: Theodore F. Whitmarsh. vice president; .Tames V. Hell, treasurer, and William A. Glasgow, jr., general counsel.

Women school executives of Kansas have organized a state association.

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r-ui provKJmg for increasing proHts of dealers for handling high school textbooks was d-featel at the after

noon session of the house of the J legislature today. Adjournment was

taken at six p. m. List night until ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Thf more important of the measures passed were tied up temporarily at least by motions being nvle

later to reconsiler the action. These j bills woud provide for increasing ; salaries of county superintendents! of instruction, for the attorney gen- ' eral being provided with a $",,0"0: fund for employment of detectives; to assist his oflice in prosecutions j

anywnere in me stau and roi restoration of th old law whereby city streets cubl be impro ol uml -r the provisions of the thiee mi'e , gravel roatl law. The bills well remain in the house until the.s- nmtions are disposed f. After the house had passed the Harris measure by a vote of TS ti, 1.1, providing for county superintendents of instruction in counties of 77,000 population or less having their salaries increased by not more than $1.00 a year upon the petition of 4 Go resilient free ho'.ders of the: respective counties. Speaker Esch- ' bach reminded the members of the

platform pledges of the republican party and declared that "unless the houso stops raising salaries and

creating new courts, the chair will!

take a hand." CJovemor Signs Hills. Governor James V. Goodrich signed nine measures Wednesday. The most Important of them relate to transportation of school children by township trustees and to drainage projects being Initiated by town or city officials. Among bills killed was one which

would have raised salaries of etil-!

cials in fourth class cities, situated in counties of less than 4 0.000 population and the Phelps measure proposing to increase from 12 lo 16 per cent, the profit on hadling high school textbooks. Seven new bills were introduced, the most important of which is the measure by liep. Parker, of Doone count-, providing; for the sterilization of mental defectives. Th author said he did not expect the measure to become a law, explaining that he Introduced it with the purpose in view of bringing the subject to the attention of the people, hoping- there would be a demand for such legislation two years hence. Another bill would amend the present law affectinjr first class cities as concerns disposal of sewage to include second class cities.

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Tbe forty-ihl-d annual djov o the Westminstjr Kennel Club i! now Id operation at Madison Square Garden, in New York At ths show everything from Mrs Harry Peaster's Little Juniata, a Chihuahua, the smallest dg on inhibition. t( the hup' St -.-ernard'i and Great Dane are .omptting for a myriad of trophies.

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Legalize Action of Governor in Borrowing to Support v Defense Council.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 27. -After three hours of debate on proposed amendments, the state feenate sent to engrossment the bill making county unijs for taxation for road improvements. The Ueardsley amendment providing that on petition of one hundred free holders the county commissioners should la., out a highway plan subject to the approval of a popular vote was defeated after much discussion by a vote of 12 to 32. In its stead, the senate adopted a proposal by Sen. Dobyns. author of the bill, to give county councils tinal jurisdiction in deciding whether a proposed highway was a "public utility" and as such should be built. This was to safeguard the original bill which provided that on petition of fifty free holders the county commissioners should order a highway constructed. A motion by Sen. Duffy to amend the bill to limit bond issues to two per cent, of the assessed valuation of any county instead of four per cent, was defeated IS to 2 3. On motion of Sen. McKinley the senate amended the bill to provide that the commissioners "may" instead of "shall" construct a road on the petition of fifty property owners. An amendment offered by Sen. Van Auken, removing all doubt as to the possibility of using limestone, crushed rock, gravel and furnace slap in constructing roads was carried thirty to come. The senate also amended the bill to provide that the commissioners t-hall let separate contracts for bridges having a span of twenty or more feet; that county commissioners shall have control of repairing all roads when costs do not exceed $3.000; Increasing the $2,000 limit; that county commissioners shall receive their expenses incurred in the work; and that there is no limit specified as to the daily wage of the road inspectors. Just before adjournment the constitutional rules were suspended and house bill 14? legalizing the a ctlon of the governor in borrowing money to support the state council of defense and appropriating $105.000 for debts Incurred by the council was passed without a dissenting vote. The bil? was reported from the committee on finance at the reuuest of Sen. Van Auken and the rub s were suspended on his motion.

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At a satberinff of bajeball and cerrBpaper taen In tbe offices of tbe New York clnb. of the National Laroe. tbe Edward L Grant Memorial Association was dnly organized for tbe rnrpoje of prorldlng a fitting memorlil for a soldier whe made the snprense sacrifice In Franee. for a bawball player whe was a credit to the garce. for a patriot and for a man. It wi roted that all gtibseriters automata :al!y become members of tbe association that It mry be as broad ai polb!e tn It scope and that a committee of forty be appointed, wltfc lohn .1 MrOr.iv his last managet n n:njor league baseball. chairman, be named :u carr? on the work.

G. O. P. Consider Nomination for Speaker

WASHINGTON", Feb. 2 7 With the republican conference for selection of a party candidate for speaker of the next house set for tomorrow night, workers for the three announced candidates today began final efforts to obtain for their favorites the votes of the hold-over and new republican representatives. As the republicans expect to orgaize the next house, nomination by tomorrow night's caucus probably will be equivalent to election. Cam pa iff managers for the three candidates Frederick H. Gillett, of Massachusetts; James It. Mann, of Illinois, and Philip Campbell, of Kansas tonight predicted the election of their favorite candidate. Manager- of Hep. fJillett and Mann, each e' imed victory on the first

6,000 square feet of floor space devoted to the showing of Rugs, Carpets and Draperies

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On or about April 1st we will open our new daylight basement salesroom adding 6,000sq.ft. of selling space. Later announcements will inform you of the merchandise to be found here THIS SATURDAY -MARCH 1st, STARTS WYMAN'S

59th Annual March. Sale of Rugs and Carpets

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Bundhar Rugs Tapestry Brussels Body Brussels Hartford Saxonys

-Axminstcr Plain Velvets Wilton Velvets French Wiltons

WITH war restrictions and limitations reserved, and a new era just WinniiK in the furnishing arui ruikiini; of homes, this Wyiiiir 59th annual sale of Carpcis and Huc;.: onus as a ni opportune event. An.i our immense Rue and Qirpet drr:irtine::i l ready. Over !,20ii roon- U$$ are lure for selection, at prices which v.-e feel e'nndcnt ea;not he duplicated in S' iith Bend or even the hrccr ci:y stores. A visit to our store during thi March Sale -vill better impress you with the importance of this statement.

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March Sale of Body Brüssel Rugs In various new designs and colorings come these Body Brüssel Rugs siiable for any room in the home. 9 ft. x 9 ft $29.85 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. .$31.65 9 ft. x 12 ft S36.95 9 ft. x 15 ft $63.85

Size 27x54 Axminster Rugs at $2.25 ea. In beautiful mottled designs and of excellent quality are these Rugs. Only 50 are offered at this special price. One to a customer.

March Sale of Wilton Velvet Rugs' These Rugs are made without seams. Shown in a varied selection of new coloring and designs. Of exceptional high quality. 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. .$26.65 9 ft. x 12 ft $31.65 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft $53.85

March Sale Axminster Rugs Axminster Rugs, one of the most favored Rugs for use in any room are in this sale at most unusual savings. In various designs and colorings: 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. . .$12.95 6 ft. x 9 ft $29.00 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. .$26.35 9 ft. x 12 ft $31.35 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft $57.50

March Sale of Wild's Cork Linoleum special 83c sq. yd. Wild's linoleums famous tor nearly a half century, have been sold as our highest grade for over 40 years. We have 485 yards of this high quality Linoleum in lengths from 6 feet to 25 feet. Regularly it sells for S1.29 the sq. yard. While it lasts we will sell it at 83 sq. yard.

March Sale of Tapestry Brussels These Tapestry Brusels Rugs are seamless and in the various sizes below are offered in a choice nf designs and colors. 6 ft. x 9 ft $12.35 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 ft $19.65 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. .$19.85 9 ft. x 12 ft $18.35 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft $24.95

Hartford Saxony Rugs The Finest Rugs Made in America Hartford Saxony Rugs, the finest, heaviest and best wearing Rug made in America, are here in an excellent assortment of rich colorings and designs. The superior wearing and dyeing process assures their long wearing qualities. Can be had in any size wanted. 4 ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. $28.65 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft 6 in. $79.65 9 ft. x 12 ft. $83.35

Bundhar Wilton Rugs

Known as "Durable as Iron

This well known Rug known because of its particular harmonizing qualities due to long lasting colors and designs, is shown in an assortment of new patterns and shades. Made "durable as iron," it will last as long as the name implies. Made in all sizes. The following in stock now: 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. $56.35 9 ft. x 12 ft . . $69.85

Plain Wilton Carpets A large selection of plain colored Wilton Carpets in various new shades in 3-4 width at S3.00 per yard. Other widths and qualities at other prices. Estimates on Shades We will be glad to come and furnish estimates and samples on window shades. Call us by phone or write.

Many suggestions for home decoration in the Spring Draperies New plain and novelty materials are here in Scrims, Grenadines, Netquisettes and Muslins suitable for any room arud easy to launder. Also an excellent showing of nets of all kinds and materials for the making of pillows, table covers, window boxes and chair covers. Our special order department will make these for you. Inquire about this service.

36 INCH NETS In whhe, cream or ecru. Plain, ranging in price from 39c to 75c a yard. 42 INCH NETS A well selected showing in Filet or Lever Nets at 4 Sc, 6oc, 75c up to S2.00 yard. 50 INCH NETS A beautiful line suitable fur lace shades and curtains. Priced $1.25 to $2.50 vard.

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French Wilton, woven on the back of a rug you can knv you are inspecting the iine:t Pug lhat is made anywhere. Genuine French Wiltons have the name ".oven in the back and are kr."wn a "Fine s Silk."' S'ld exclusively i:: S-uth Bend at Wyman'-. Lamp Shade Department Visit our Lampshade department on rd floor. Full line or shapes and materials there. 1m, read. -made shades.

A Growing, Rug, Carpet and Drapery Department for a Growing City

ballot while supporters of Hep. J

Campbell predicted that the caucus would asree on the Kansas member as a compromise. Twenty-four of the 2 republican members of the Pennsylvania delegation conferred today on the speakership contest. After thf mtt-t-ins it was said that IS members expressed a preference for Hep. Gillett, live declared for Hep. Mann and one was non-committal. The four absentees were said to favor Mr. Gillett.

FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

"KAMERAD GUN" CAUSES ARRESY OF Y. SECRETARY NEW YORK, Teh. 27. A weapon which coulf easily be concealed in the palm of a man's hand and which was described as a "Kamerad Run," because it was usd by Ger.nan after holding up their hands in token of surrender to shoot their American captors, was dlsplajed in court today by Alexander P. Watson, a Y. M. C. A. secretary of Knoxville. Tenn , as tne reason for his arrest, Watson, wno airitd m the city today. COUld T.Ot MSit the temlttati"

to show the weapon to a policeman, "Kamerad." He s'arte J toward th w hu promptly arrested him as a vio- i German, when the letter lowered h:.-

York's law against hand ar.d iired the cun, the bui'-t al-'-d wtapons. -trikin Watson in th wrist. Amer-

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Newport News. Va., from France last Tuesday and brought back the 'un as a souvenir. lie was wounded twice and passed once while serving as a Y. M. C A. rej Te?entati e with the Ninth regular Infantry, and received tbe sscond wound from the "kamer id ?un" he ncK-v carries, he said. lie explained tht while workii.s with Mretciu-r bearers he saw a German officer who held his hnti v.u and shouted

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