South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 243, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 August 1919 — Page 16

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News of City's Business World

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MONDAY

Whitcomb and Keller Will Start Sale of Vassar Park Lots.

V; s I'.trk a d i' m n will open Monday. I -' r d;; , mi. '.: own- ',!!. J. and !;r' t j. ri of h:t-omb v K ri! a fe a' ' T - Kree

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pros;. cf s e t.;i vrs on tit-- L-ncinds 1 . it day. V.I - - ir Park was rrrr n!',y pur- ' h;i.;r1 ly th- r .tl ' staf a'-nt from the 'a:- ar l: alty '. nm-j-osf-ri of th? M I fanu'... At the time of thr transaction no building.-; vre on th property an! a section cf th4 frround was In wheat. U'hn the complete .addition wns purchased by White. nil. Keller rlinp wer laid to dew-lop that e.--tlon into s fb sirahio residential district. ThTf nro now i.iore than .'.0 hom . s In the course of construction. Water and srwr connections are, Peinp installed. Privat drlvewayg are 1m in built on th lots In tb better locations on P'ino a v. ThH plan is recommended by the national ami state real tat association, "v-r 7.". men aro now vorkliu' daily on the new plot and rapid progre- is being made. Its are expected to sei rapidly Monday under the direction of J. H K(!.fj' and If. A i:obin-on. Other Additions. Other additions being, promoted by the compary are: The (ak Parkaddition, AO homes under construction; Indiana ay. addition IT. homes under construction; IMw.itcr Place addition, 15 homes bein built.

tt'-.'i' -i? and general manager "f j t . I j. f : t. a t loivi I I-;sines . olb-ge in! !"ot W'.r. ro ; .1. Jood nou;:h, prin- i i: ..i ' M. ti opoütan school. ' ':;. : !.i : y :; t r I . 1 -.inker, j l':.r..-i Mai;. or. and Miss Ibattue. lt-i;-:-- of s-'.mh r. nd. ; o; town student- wi'.l arrie: M. t '-.v and the o;!;ce .f the chord; ". :'! I." oi..-n all .lav arid ening on1 Mo;o;-, f,,r tip- purpose ,;f enrolling . pp! ! a n!'- ar.d .irrarm'ng the pro-

rr.irii for th- ornit:ir .t. NEW TIRE COMPANX

FOR LASALLE AVENUEf j The South P.end Tire corpoi ation ' -. open :u 'e, V. I-asalle aw as j -oon as extensive r II i rd e n g that! row under way is completed and, the fill stock arrives. iL. Hälfe, the! district manager fr.r th' company. I will h :- charge of the .-tore hre. J Mr. Pa If has had eight years )f j seihi1-.' on the road in the tire frame. t '.. W. Nipple will at t as local sab s ; manager for th- concern I The store her- is ono of lf.O stores, In th" Pnitrd States and is operated as a brfinch by the Chicago of!:ce rf ; the corporation. A ? 10,000 htocb' of. 57 diffTrnt makes of tires will be! orri"d. New built-in window show I ri-as hae bren installed- !

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Schedule on Wheat Below Grade No. 1 Gives Agriculturists Assurance.

comili:ti: ki:.modi;li;. The Klectric Service Co.. 115-117 V. 'olfax av.. has completed the extensive remodeling tha has been done in the basement f th- location for the past few weeks. The company now has a completely furnished ladies' rest room and free telephone service. Additional selling spate has also been the object of the remodeling.

Didn 'tHave Time to Enumerate All South Bend Oases

BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS LARGE ENROLLMENT

The South Hend Husinc-s college ujtnpemnt reports a larp:- enrollment lor th .';7th annual fall term oprnlrtr Tursday, Sept. 2. The past two weeks' vacation lias b n litilized to rcdectorate the loon'.K, installing additional nv-r-yianical nppliancr? calculators, honk V plncr machine.-, billers and in arranpinir for extra s-atin' capacity. The four additional Instrtictors in (nr.imrrcLil subjects for the coming ar are: II. A I'opp, former vier

Charles Hinhart told Asst. Chief of Police Cassidy that he Krt drunk on cider but the otlicer corrected him savin p: it was impossibl to becorno Intoxicated on that brand. Therefore Hinhart told Judi,''?

Gilmer in city court that the cider I was mixed with whisky and that he I

pot It in the west end. When asked what saloons he pot it in he said he didn't want to take up much of the court's time but would have to if he had to tell every place where it is obtainable in the west end. His fine, of $" and costs was suspended and he was placed on probation. A little leniency was shown by Judpro flilmer Saturday morninpr on violators of the muffler ordinance. Ed Stein, truck driver for ZimmorDambacher transfer house, said he bad his muffler open but only neplected closinp it. He pot $10 and casts suspended. The case of dale Koehler, arrested for violation of the same ordinance was set for trial Sept. .

Announcement, that the government would fix a schedule of prices

of the purchase of lower grades of'

wheat than No. 1 his been received with much gratification by the farmers An unusually larp? percentape of this year's crop some estimates put the ;4mount at 66 percent will Krad, below No. 1, while having a hiph mllllnp value The new schedule will tend to raise prices for inferior grades, and truly reflect their utility. It is the only just solution of th dilllculty to which the universal fa iters' protest called attention. Prjc uill be fixed "as near the No. 1 prrade is the character of the crop warrants," assures Julius I JamesTo Irtvld I Protection. Th" house amendment to extend the Iever food control act to containers ot food, to feed and fertilizers, implements used in the production of necessaries, and clothinp merits approval from rural constituents. It is designed to afford a dopree of protection that mipht result in savlnp millions of dollars. The food control act. however, becomes inoperative with the formal declaration of peace and its usefulness, however amended, mipht be short-lived. The department of apriculturo has recently taken steps to protect the farmer in the purchase of fertilizer by declaring that a shortage of acid phosphate does not justify existinp prices, and that miners and manufacturers must not

advance present figure without submitting oata as to costs of production since June. 191?. Kconomy One Wav Out. A prominent Louisville firm has mmented upon the need for increased production In words that deserve repetition: "As to the price fdtuatlon farmers are seriously perplexed at beinp called tipon to raise larcer crops in order that the cost of livint: may be reduced for dwellers in the towns and cities, -while the latter in many Instances are orprunizinK and striving to reduce workinp hours and advance waprs, which can only result in increaslnp the cost of wares the farmer must buy and also drawinp farm labor to factory rmployment. thereby advancinp farm costs. "The way out the patriotic way out the common-pense way out of the present troublesome and, to tome extent. artificial era and plapue of excessive prices, is increased production, economy and thrift by city and country people alik. in the interests of the whole community." More Daylight Savins. A cam pa ie;n has been started to put daylipht saving- in force locally. The National Daylipht Savinp association has been formed in New York to keep the issue alive, with a iew later possibi? to action reversing the repeal or obtaininp state action. An ordinance will be presented to the New York board of aldermen, establishir p daylipht savinp. it is said. 'One urbanite suppests that city people pet up one hour earlier

than usual without chanpinp the clock after the repeal takes effect. The farmer would doubtless recommend this early rislnp to the city dweller, knowinp from experience that its effects are salutary-

HERE 0 MONDAY

Dr. E. R. Bush Becomes the Director with Miss Belle Emden as Assistant.

hoard of health with constabulary powers In the enforcement of the health laws. Miss Emder.'s experience, both in nursing- and In social work, are excellent equipment for meeting the delicate problems Involved in the work of the clinic. The clinic wl'! be open daily, beglnnlnp Monday. The hour3 are 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 to S:30 o'clock in the. evening;.

GIRLS! USE LEMONS

Excursion Labor day and Sunday, Chicago South Shore, round trip $H. Children. 5 to 12, $1.50. Car leaves South Hend Sunday, A up. I at 7:23 a. m.. returninp Monday, Sept. 1 at 7:44 p. m. Everybody po! (Jet tickets at the followinp places: Pobert Liebelt, South Hond Book Pindery. 202 X. Michipan st.: Otto Henie, lis N. Michipan st.; Jacob Hoffman, coal dealer. M S. Michipan st.: Kichard Hesse, W. Washinpton av. 2i:0-31

The Pnited States Public Health Service clinic will be opened in South Pend Monday under the direction of Dr. E. H. Iush. Miss Helle Emden, a graduate nurse, who has had much experience in social service work, will assist Dr. Push in charge of the nursing and social aspects of the work. The clinic is located at 312 S. Lafayette Mvd. Dr. E. G. Freyermuth, secretary of the board of health, is much pleased with the location and appointments of the clinic. Tli Director. Dr. Bush, the director, comes to South Bend from Indianapolis. He has been in practice for right ears and spent two years in the service as an army surgeon. He is now seeking furnished apartments or a home in which to establish his family. Dr. Bush has been commissioned a deputy health commissioner by t?ccy John N. Hurty of the Indiana

FOR SUNBURN. TAN

Try It! Make-thli lemon lotion to whiten your. tanned or freckled ikln.

Squeeze the juice of two .s into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard "Whit?, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the Lpt freckle, sunburn .and tan lotion and complexion whitener, at very, very Email cost. Your grocer has the, lemons And any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White fcr a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands and pee how quickly the freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan d:sappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.

JL XJEX

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All Day Monday Labor Day

Watch tomorrow's paper for a big purchase sale of Silk, Drens Goods and Domestics.

Tobacco Hardens the Arteries, Overtaxes the Heart and Shortens Life Says Dr. Connor, Who Suggests a Simple Test to Find if It is Hurting You. Can You Stand It?

w- York Tr. i.irnT. fY.rrni-rlv of .Jchns H'piuH !....!(.u. .n s : II. noire. Is ef th..uf i n .1 .f r i . -t i wl. t Tii.k.' und tjfw anl who bcü.'v.' f '.imii !i.-;i:tti.v ; r suffering fn-m prirrev.iv . ia:.ui!.- : i ! : ri i ; t . T1..M ' 1 1 . 1 iirwr ,a- !.,-n .i11i. t l ha It n.-t te n f .r t?u- n,. ..f fohflooo jtrnl m t .f ti.'-ni w. al.i mh u-t well if t)ejr would o'.ilv t-j the uof t d,.i.v.. The ljft known ! a!. if forming prinipni ef t"?nn-o Is n: .tiat 1 ; . t t!a- n:ost 1 a.ilr and demTa!i.li:.r is furfural. Hofi n m deadly t".i"'.n. hi w h. n a!.-rt.-d by th -t' m ,i !ir.-!v. .llTe.-t th !:t fO t;:'Tt!ir:'teS. tlSMeS. Ha orcuTis and viralifv of ti,.- '....!v

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taking yo'.ir u-ual inole. walk up three tlights of Ntairs at a regular j.n.e. then stop. If you tind that . on are out of breath, if your heart beat is f.med. trembling or irregular, ymi may be the vl.'tirn of a functional or organic hMrt trouble. If on fiel tiuit you mtift smoke or cliow to iult your nerve., you are n (lave t. the tobacco habit and are slowly p'Uoidi:g o!jrslf with the Insidious il'Mi.llv .Irugs, ni.otlne and furfural. In lfhcr ca-tc. you hae jus? two alternating k.-fj on with your self jmis uiing I'f.Tos regardless of t!te dangers, and suffer f!i' ons.-iniencs. or rid yairself ot th- Iiit.it und escape the dangers. oil ran ocr come the craving and sfop the tcha- o habit in a very short time l. living the following inexpensive formula : t. any drug store and ask for Ni.ofoh Tal-c ..ne tablet after each n eil and in a rompa ra ti v.dy fhort time "i will have no desire for tobacco. The raving wll Ij.ive b ft ou. " 1 1 h the nicotine poisoning out of your system ..ir general health will ijtiickly Improve. Note: When nked at. out Nlcotol. one of our 1. -a. ling druggist said: Nicofol i truly a wonderful remedy for the tb to o ha'dt It Is w ay ahead of anything w have ever 8 dd ttefore. We are ;":thrl7ed by the manufacturers to refund the money to every dissatisfied ust-Mn.T and wo would not p.-rmit the iie of our Min unless the remedy p--m'. unusual tr.erif " N'icof.d is in this ity under an iron dad moneyback guarantee bv n'l up-to-date drug-gi-t. Itii lading Central In:g 'o. and otb, ('. Hast! in Adv.

"Nothing but old standard eastern makes"

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The Hallet and Davis Virtuolo puts re-al musical satisfaction into the homr. because any member of the family can obtain the utmost in volume and

tone.

How Lack of Iron Weakens The Blood Saps the Vitality and Strength and Makes

Physical and. Mental Weaklings Muxated Iron The Red Blood Food .

P.) helplni; to Supply the Iron leImIcim'v in tho Blonl Of Ion Increase-? tin strength :nul lliulutaiuv of WCak. cim'k, Kun-tlowit Folks in Two AY eck' 'lime. To evciy man and woman who lacks? phv.sical strength and energy there comes a longing at times to possess 'he power and endurance of an athlete, yet they on ätrugKling through life weak, nervou.s and riin-down simply he en use they fail lu realize that their trouble is nothing more than lack of euffiwient iron in the blood. Un e the needed Iron Is supplied to

enrich the blood and create new red blood cells, signs e-f weakness disappear ati'i the body quickly gains in strength and vigor. If people would onlv keep their blood filled wl'h strengthgi ig Iron by tak. g ii true bloo food like Nuxa ed Iron when they feel we.tk, nervmi ar.d generally "out of sorts" they tniglit rea

dily instill renewel energy and endurance "into

the opinion ,.f I-r. Ferdinand King. New York l'h. sician and .Mei.lcal Author who says: "Many a man and woman who ought still to be young In feling is losing the old-time vim and energy that make life worth living dimply because their blood Is starving for Iron Iron Is absolutely essential to en-ible the blood to ehnnge food Into muscular, i.erve and brain tissue. Without iron you don't Ket the strength out of your food. Your bloo-I becomes weak, thin and pale and as a consecjuen' e you feel irritable, rundown and constantly worn-out. "Nuated Iron by enriching the blood and creating new blood cells, strengthens the nerves, rebuilds t lie weakened tissues, and helps to instill renewed energy in the whole system whether the patient be young or old. I have used Nuxated Iron wMely In my own practice In severely aggravated cas with the most successful results. I have induced many oth.T physicians to pive it a trial, all oif whom

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regard to its great power as a health and strength-builder." If you are not well or strong you owe it to yourself to make the following test: See how long j 011 can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two Mve-grnln tablets of ordinary uated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see low min h you have gained. Numbers of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the whib' have nn st astonishingly Increased their strength and endurance simpiy by taking iron in the proper form. And this after they had. in some rase;, been doctoring for months without obtaining any benefit. Manufacturers Note: Nuxated Iron which Is recommended ahove is not 1 secret remedy hut one which is weil known to druggists everywhere. Unlike the older inorganic iron products it Is easily assimilated and does not injure the teeth, make them black nor upset the stomach. The manufacturers guarantee successful and entirely satisfactory results to every purchaser or they will refund your rr.onev. It Is dispensed by all good druggists. .dv.

ANNOUNCING THE OPENING of THE NEW CIGAR STORE and BILLIARD HALL AND BOWLING ALLEY of GOLDEN D. MANN 127 N. MICHIGAN ST. On Monday Evening, September 1st. HEP'S ORCHESTRA Star Bowling Match between Silver Edge and Eagles teams. Golden D. Mann Store No. 2 Old stand of Dan Bardeen's Bell Phone ,. ,.: .- A.i'i'i o

for electric washer convenience

Just HO W does the COFFIELD make every washday pleasant?

1 F lack of electricity in your home prevents you from enjoying the m a n y conveniences o f electric appliances, simply call us up Main 107. Our expert wiremen will wire your home now you can pay later.

WE LIKE to answer that question because the COFFIELD has so many excellent features to bring the greatest of washday happiness. There is a large copper tub, for instance, designed not only to clean a large amonut of clothes quickly and thoroughly, but to clean itself also. It is a simple matter to keep the COFFIELD spotless. And there isn't a single thing about the tub that has to be lifted, nor anything to tear the clothes. Then again, there is the wringer large enough ( 1 2 inches to be exact) to permit the passage of bulky things like blankets. It can be swung in any position and tightly locked. Its drain board, clothes chute and water shutter (of exclusive design) keeps washing from becoming a messy job. And speedy? The tub and wringer can be operated at the same time because the COFFIELD is equipped with a -Horse Power General Electric Motor. The bearings are oilless you need pay no attention to them and in point of portability, the COFFIELD can be passed through a 25-inch doorway with ease. There are so many other good features to the COFFIELD that by using it you will smile on washdays, too. Let us send one to your home where you can do an actual washing with it. It will cost you nothing it will not even obligate you. But it will convince you of the COFFIELD'S superiority.

The Big Electric Shop

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132 North Michigan Street

One year's time allowed for payment

J. M. ROSE,

228 S. MICHIGAN ST. MAIN 235