South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 186, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1920 — Page 2

SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1920.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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ink' t:. I. KilJert. N w V. rk. alv. .s acti- it; tiu :''':. 'it. and r.v hait tM.'m t the i-'.rci'iv" '"::i,!::tt . Afi'T.-c t!:e rd!i-i- prorriii: nt 5Ttak rs for lh eonv. ntinn ar- the Tt. v. J Iff nry Ihm-, I . I) , Philarhdphia, pvrmerP- p nt of N'ewV'Trr o'.Pare: th- I! v. Walter Krtimu hi. . perlo-f:. X. Y.. the ll'V. Wi::; ini I'r -.v. Ni a Yt!c. i: Tier in isi fa Sfrri t a ry T the church; thr rv. Pan'. Krau-e, ("lii' MK". ope f f the . rr t tri- "f tin- rhurrh

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l)o you know wtiy ointments do rot Hive u ejuick and lahtini; relief? Why rutting and op ratinns fail? Do yuu knew the yau-j i f piks is internal '.'

That there is a stagnation of Ido d I eh a ruber's publication, "South Pend in the h.wer b'y-i : ! Todav." for the Pist nine, month.

S. N. VAUGHN.

!( yua know t!;at there is a harmle.-s inte rnal tablet reni-dy discovered by Ir. Leonhardtand ktmwn as HKMdtt'ID. now fdd by W -t-tlck's lru Store and dru.':;K-;ts nt rally, that is K'biranteed'.' JIPM-ItOlf) barusLrs piles by removing t!i- intern. il i;iiisc, by ireelriR Idoocl eirculation in the lower I'owrl. This simp!- hra,- treatment has an almost unb.lievab'.e record for sure, safi- and lasting relief to thousands of pile irk Ml ft erefs. aIl)j fraves the ne dh-s. p.itn and -x)ensie tf an operation. There is no iea'n why it should not do the same for j nil. Ad t

Prey ions to his newspaper work he was traffic manager for the South Bend Chilled Plow Co. One hundred and seventy new members hnve been secured for the organization here since Mr. Vaughn became membership secretary. Although this had hten his first experience in chamber of commerce work, the directors of the Seymour organization decided that his training under P. J. CIreen, manager here, had fitted him for the position they had open. Mr. Vaughn attended Valparaiso uui ( rsity. and has the degree of I- I : from that institution.

This Ice Cream is Mighty Good It rcallr ha? a tate that tickles most any appetite, a taste that rather lifts it out of the general run of ice creams. Of course this is our secret, the result of long and very .ireful investi jratinc. But the secret of the goodness ol

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!s oprn to everybody. It is simply tbat we use generous proportions of the very best materials that money can buy. Out of them we make an ice cream that is rich in food qualities and to delicate that even invalids thrive on il

Get the Furnas Habit Eat it Every Day Ask Your Dealer lor it

WILL MAKE TRIP TO EUROPE WITH SPECIAL SCOUTS

he receives high praise from Jo Taylor, municipal scout execufve. Caron' selection Is considered by local scout leaders as an honor to the South Bend organisation.

Former Local Boy Selected With Denver Troop for Excellence.

With the 230 boy scouts picked from cracked troops all over the country, who aro to leave New York on the transport Poeohontas, July 5. for London to represent the Pnited States at the international conclave of toy ftcout.t. will be Kobrt Cars-oii, formerly a member of

SELL EVERYTHING FROM CURRAXTS TO PUPS OX MART SATURDAY

On the city market Saturday morning venders sold everj'thlni? from currant? to Scotch Collio pups.

Chickens were scarce and brought ?öc per pound live, and 4Jc per pound dressed. Live eese were sold fcj 20c per pound. Currants brought 30c per box. Country butter was sold for 0c per pound and cottage cheese 20c per pint. Potatoes were sold for $1.20 per peck. Teas went for 15 and 16c per pound while beans- called for 25c per pound. Mullberries, fresh from the buh. sold for 20c per box.

SKEES GETS WEDAL FOR MA RKMAISSH IP

For 'his expert shooting "with a rifle. rSerct. Skees of the army recruiting station - received a gold modal Saturday morning:. Tfca medal shows him to be of the rank of "distinguished marksman." In order to be eligible for this medal, the soldier must be on aame one of the rational rifle teams for three times. Sergt. Skees was on the Infantry rifle team in 1906 and in 1907, and one year more recently. He is to get a medal for each of the years he was on the rifle teams, but theee are to be infantry' rifle team medals of gold.

MANY "MISS WILSONS' ;

WOMEN TAKEN IN RAID ARE ALL GIVEN FINES

All of the persons arrested in the raid last week In an immoral resort, pleaded guilty in police court Saturday morning. Each one. except Ituth Palmer, was fined $5 and costs. The Palmer woman admitted to Judtre Gilmer that &he had been convicted on an inmate charge here about two years ago. Her fine was $10 and copts with a warning that t-hould phe 3gain appear before the court she should be sent to lall.

By United Preis:

NEW YORK, July 3. Mere than j one woman known to Joseph Bowno j vitx-a11 Ta'n whißt expert, was In- :

troduced to servants and frienda as

MUs Wilson, authorities were informed today. Miss Viola Kraus, who knew Elweli for eight years, according to a statement made by Dlst. Atty. Edward Swann, denied quarreling seriously with Elwell. Ann Kane, former housekeerer. declared she heard a woman known to her as "Miss Wilton" threaten to kill Elwell If he would sprun her. Officials believed that if they could locate the "Miss Wilson" who was accused by Ann Kane. they would obtain aid in solving the xnys-terv.

ROBERT CARSON.

the scout IP nd. The th- English ment?, and educational

organization of South party will be guests of

Trench governare laid for an of tho principal

and lpans tour

points in Europe. Carson belongs to Innes troop of Denver, which was chosen for superior excellence in scout attainments to make up part of the national troop to go to the international scout convention. Charles F. Smith who served ten years as scout instructor ai Columbia university, will head the expedition, which reached New York city. Friday. At Port Hamilton. The honor troop is now quartered at Fort Hamilton, where each scout wil undergoo a final physical examination, which will be as strict as th'.- entrance tests given to the Marines. Any youngster failing in the slightest to conform with physcal standards will not bo allowed to make the trip. No fear Is felt by Carson's local friends, who are eontident of his condition. The trip will last six weeks, enabling the scouts to return in ample time to prepare for opening of school in September. Carson's record ns a lneal scout Is spotless ant

Glaring Sun, Dust and Heat Strain, Injure and Weaken Eyes Says Dr. Lewis. Prescribes Bon-Opto in Hot Weather

Tells How U Strenshtf n Eyeftlght ifl lrcnt In a Wrfk'i Tline In Many Iruttanren. Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Lewis, an eye specialist of ruany years' practice, fays summer time is bard on eves because the glare ' f the sun, heat and dust injure and weaken them. lie says it is possible to strengthen eyesight wonderfully 1 very short time ly usinp Uon-Opto. He prescribes it freely and further says: "A patient came P" me suffering frm lilepharitis Marginalis. Her eyes had the dull expression common to such cases. She used Bon-Opto and not only evereame her distressing condition, but so strengthened her eyesight that she was able to dispense with her distance pl.isses IPr headache and neuralgia left her. In this instance, I should say, l.(r eyesight was improved 100 penrut. The doctor's advice will prove of great value to many eye sufferers. Many whose eyes were failing say they have had their eyes restored. One man says after trying it: "I was almost blind: could nt see to read at all. Now I can rend everything without mj glasses and my eyes do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully: now they f,-l fine all the time. It was like a miraci to nie." A lady who used It says: "The atmosphere seemed hazy with or without glasses, but after using this prescription for fifteen days everything seemed elear. I can even read fine print without glasses." It

is bellered that thousand's who weir glasses can now discard them in a reasonable time and multitudes more will he able to strengthen their eyes bo as to be spared the trouble and expense of getting glasses. Eye troubles of many de- '. Kcrlptlons may be wonderfully benefited !

by following the simple rules.

CwO to any active drug store and get a bottle of lion-Opto tablets. Prep one Pou-Opto tablet In a fourth of a glis of water and allow to dissolve. With this liquid bathe tue eyes to to four limes daily. You should notice your eyes clear ut perceptibly right from the start and Inflammation will quickly disappear. If your eyes are bothering you even a little, take steps to save them now before It Is too late. Many hopelessly blind might have been paved If they had cared for their eyes iu time. NOTP - Another prominent physician to whom the above article was suomlfted said: "Bon-Opto is a very remarkable remedy. Its constituent Ingredients are well known to eminent eye specialists and widely prescribed by tlieni. The manufacturers guarantee It to strengthen eyesight aO percent In one week's time In many instances or refuud the money.

It can be obtained frotn any pood druggist and li one of the few preparations I feel should be kept on band for regular use In almost every famllv. It Is sold In South r ' by Wettb k's Tut liate Prug st ' . . "!her druggists. Adv.

Announcement

The Guarantee Shoe Company, 125 North Michigan Street, will continue along the same lines that have ever characterized this popular store. Mr. McDermottt, member of the firm of McDermott and Druliner, assumes full proprietorship, and Mr. Druliner retires from the business. The policy of the store will remain unchanged, Selling "Better" shoes at the least possible price. And Now in Order to Clean House After the Big $20,000 Dissolution Sale -- Realizing that when this sale started, the Spring and Summer stock would soon be exhausted, rush orders were placed to fill the shelves when the sale

was over.

These goods are now arriving by nearly every express, and in order to make room for them all the other stock will be arranged on tables at clean-up prices. To those who made it possible to raise the amount necessary in order to bring about the dissolution, by liberally purchasing shoes, we wish to state that you are to be congratulated on the rare bargains you secured. Remember--The Guarantee Shoe Company is as well equipped to care for you as ever.

Guarantee Shoe Co

125 North Michigan St.

July Clearance Sales Continue Tuesday.

Robertson

Bros.

Co.

Store Closed all day Tomorrow, July 5th.

You'll Like Trading at Heller's.

Buying Comfort

--or a pile of Iron

WHEN you buy a patented CaloriC Pipeless Furnace you buy much more than a mere "pile or iron." You buy a money-back guarantee of warmth and comfort--all the heat you may want in coldest winter weather. You buy economy that has proved in over 76,000 buildings that immediately eliminates 1-3 to 1-2 your fuel bill. You buy healthful heat--pure, circulating, moist air, that is constantly being purified and that safeguards the health of your family. You buy convenience that eliminates the dirt and drudgery, the dust and smoke of old-style heating methods. You buy engineering service that studies your particular heating needs and makes the satisfactory operation of the CaloriC in your own home a scientifically assured fact. You buy the basic patents that have made pipeless Heating a revolutionary success--and that cannot be had in any imitations. You buy the ideals of service and satisfaction. that have been the guiding spirit in The Monitor Stove Company for over a hundred years. Can you aftord to be satisfied with less than CaloriC guaranteed satisfaction when you buy a heating plant? Come in and see the CaloriC and get the real facts of CaloriC leadership. No obligation to buy.

Facts About The CaloriC

The CaloriC costs less than a number of stoves necessary to heat the same space The extra comfort and convenience costs you nothing, and the fuel saving of 1-3 to 1-2 will pay the original cost in a few years The CaloriC is the original pipeless furnace triple-casing patent. It is not a pipe furnace with the pipes left off, but designed and built from the ground up for efficient pipeless heating. Over 76,000 CaloriCs in use, in buildings of every type in every state in the Union. The CaloriC is the most practical heating system to install in new or old homes, because it is simplest, most efficient, economical and healthful. No plumbing or alterations. No pipes to freeze. Usually installed in one day. Burns any fuel. We sell the CaloriC because we know it is a proven success--and we can back the manufacturer's money-back guarantee with our own personal guarantee that you'll be completely satisfied.

HELLER'S The Furniture Store of South Bend

116 South Michigan Street

When Heller Says it's Oak, it's Oak

Art MnterUU. llcturo Fraxnlng. THE L W. LOWER DECORATING CO 31T AXT, BoaO Bend. Indiana. Wall Paper.

ADLER BROS On ILlcMgn-n at Waahlnxton Tin: stoiu: rca sir?; and BOY&

Union Trust Company

Safo Deposit Doxa Ith rpedal ffccilitiea for th prtracy of cus

tomer.

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