South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 198, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1920 — Page 24
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riun.w mokmng, july i. 1020 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
FARMERS SEEK TO CURB VIOLENT FLUCTUATIONS
National Selling Agencies to Stop speculation in Food Prodnrt--.
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1::.. July 1". r: vr.sr;a!' r.'il .'-''l:n ag'-n-
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2Z and 2- Public a :iT:",incem-nt of th r or.f . rfV.r- wi;? Ii.ad' iy th American Farm I : u r -i 1 l d'-ration, a farmers' ortiriati'n with u;-
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S-t.itCH. According to J. V'. Coy. rd il (-.-retr ry of th - fedi ral.- n, this n.ctirg rr'i!i:J:.s to ! tht- r itst rorJeron' fir: cop r.ith e r.irktini; of farm product v r h !d in tne Unit 1 latei. Among other ' i g.a nidation ini?d r.re the Grar-, the Farm-rV Fni"-, Sorl'tWs ef 3iu:ly, ' rativgrain (!m! rV apsocia t lor.s end cooperative, livestock t-i i 1 ; j I rs" association. The hui' iu of m n nets of the U. S. de;nrtnu-nt of agriulM: e, n X marketing divblon:-; of stato agricultural departments and i f agricultural collge3 haw also b-en lnYitM. To Av-it C"x-pciiitio I'Pin-. "The AmTiM!i Farm IPire.ui i.i
nv. dir-t!y eir.ragcd in :n.'rk-tiiv
the ror,iirr.r r n- thoy are d!-atroi.s t" f.irinf rs. K'-tail nri'-- ar- more prom- to fo!l -,y the jn.'.rk t j-aks tl.:::i th" market s'ump, so that the ro'. "n- r I. Tr'ir oftr-n pivin- on tic of !h market's, high spots. II r.jr Iv :,-ft ' f ill h nef!t of market imps, but In the nd hf must pay :h- p rally for ioU-nt flumrc. U h n w!ifiis;i!o market priors drop b p .v th- rfc. f.f r reduction, many f irnxrs an- frrr d hy flnair ial ra---';n f t :r. j ro'liirtier. ef that part j t.t r- pr.'x'.urt. A latr-r shortac .jr.'l Tric s are the result, on th- -'iifr I .inI, a st-.Tly ami f.roftal r.1 irk et puarar.te.'.s ir.rrcavc'l X ;! t: t!',-;i. It : n rt.'iliU- ffirt that roo;orati" r:i:i r t in ir nfven'.-nts amT.H f t? rr.i rs h'ivt- Un nno rf th --; i'--t Miniiil.i.t"r rf Jniproe1 f trnur .: j r tc t ir. . res iltin;; In a 1" tt r ;:ra U t prfUi 'tu aril th r -I;;ii'-n i f iT.necf.snry Io-s. A iri'M S i.!n r-f ;Mn Ii .inclseo. 'Ahn rpr -f r.X 14 of th- l.ri'".t ro-r.p-rat:v ir. a rkrtinir nsoriatirnM In '.;i;fi.rn:i will he one of the peakr i i.
MEDIC A L ASSOCIA TIOK I'LAXS TO TREAT DEAF CIIlEDUEy OF COL i TRY
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pi:rpov rath-r ia to a..isl thr"U-r)i i tjn y.iri'iis i'.tren-i a'l r-al farrni r.s' voop r.i t : h movr mr r.ts. It 1 s -tan-l uivj'ialiu illy for th !f.y!o-)-in nt ff a uni:;-! n.ar k t rcrnrr. sr. in;, the Inter -ts (-f -nerian arl'ilturo. drain and IIvoiock int r ts are o met Jn s'-p'iratc ns'tr.s. "If uniform plans f ' (j"perat i markt iim: result from this renfrr--r. c anil an- V'ii rall' a!opt 1 !y farnu-rs. a mat rial r.liKtion in th-j tr-t T hvirar ln;tli-r with a stabilization of prices sh'iuhl nsii-.' sa.s tho national farm hirr. au f.-I rati"n in a statenu-nt 'n tho rnf r n ..l .v. With n frrcntt- to th'- -
onrrativr movrmcnt ainoi,-r farm, rs
the statement continues. tart in uith tlo- orani.;i,;on -f rooreratic Kran rlrv.itr.rs h f irmrs S'Jinf -0 yars aro, the i-l' i 't erfperati e n:arkf line: has .sjr a l rapi-Jly anions farmers, particularly during re-T.t years, an l with r.ntahh uci fS'i in nviny instanc s It i-t T.ow extenhl to fruit, - -tahh-s. dairy products, lives-toe and oth r larm iroduts. Ii is estimated th.it ihirinK th Iis al year tridin hinCO. Uli, farm pro.Iurt.s tu tin v.tlu..' of more than orn- and hall" hi!li.n lolliin were mark t d throiiii larmcr' ccoperntiyc a: iatr:s. 1,000 t'op ratir i:irvators. "Thcrt nr- now more than 4 . c '" 0 cooprrati' e el.-atois in tho main Krowim: regions of thf country, and last year more than half the nation's train was hanlh-d hy them. Illinois alone has ,. je farni-'rs el -vator )rKanizatins ratim; TuO l'at'rs at K4j'J differ-nt railroad 5t.ition.s. I.iKt year they handhil approximately 70 porci nt of all the Illmoia Kaln. or about 100 million huihels, at an stimated alnt,' of oer $ COO. 000. In Minnesota by far the greater prtioii i' th' livestock is marli.ittil cooperati civ, nml tliis is also doro f xt nsively in rr.any oilier states. l.i.t j ear a lar'o portion of the woiil clip v.s mr.rkcted euop ratively tlirou-h wool pool?, which collectfd and trailed the wool and sold it ciirec'.lv
"What th- farmers now propo-.-to do l-i to .strengthen their local rrUiatlons S( as to l.e ;;ble to narket their products gradually through. )iit th.e year, and to follow theso products a little fartlor lowii tlie devious r.-ad whr h 1 ads to tinroi'.ur,.i r. In th ea?o f r.iin. it ii pipo-rd to -hIp much -f th.e crop lir--t from the mantrv 1" ators to th. (0!1v'H:i--in and dUt;u ntors. thv hn.in.iUi'c !ully rn'-t!:s!(l f the pve.-.-r.t i a ilrad handliru of k'ram. "The :.iriini's -i-nt -n 1 t..at -ide,t ir.arKi i t'vetuation in as colly to
WASIMNTiTON', July IZ. Mdiril .T-'-soej itions of the- United Sta!-s ha " inauLcurat" d a nation-wide campaign for the treatment and duration of children wh are deaf a i d dumb oj- both. A joint committee inehidiiu: members frm 'e'li organization has been appi in (I to draw up plans. Avsistanee of state nodical .sociMits, state boards of health and from omu'n-sü will be soiiht in order that the campaign may be made o.ui( kly effective. It is jdanr.ed to list all children suffering from defective oral or auditory rirans. to establish days schols throughout the country for the instruction of tln.se special pupils and tinally, to sta nda rd iz- the course of instruction, according to the most mo1Jern nu thiols-.
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RADIO ME MAY CALL STRIKE BY U 1 RELESS
Xi:V YORK. July 1.". For the lirst time in the history of the labor moement a strike ote will be taken by wireless, within the next day or two when the members of the I'r.ited Kadio Telegraph rs association will be called on to decide wheth r refusal of American ship owners to treat with them is to remit in a strik-. The maior portion of tlie association's 4,00n mernher.s are at sea, and the question will be transmitted from ship to ship by wireless.
Get Married Sunday! $."i.00 in (lold will he piven any couple offrrinK to Ret ir.arried next Sunday afternoon at Tottage (lardons Iand Sale. l'rte, fars at 2:10 P. M. will h-ave Northern Indiana Interurban Waiting Koom. corner Washington av-. and Michigan street, anl stop for passengers along Washington ave. The public invited. Come and bring your friends. Ileautiful (hmh-n Lots One Dollar down, then T.'c a wrck. N. Lodge 4'c Co.. America's Leading Homo Makers. L 2 Ö Tarmors Trii.-t Hliltr. Phone Lincoln 573J. Open s A. M. to S I M. Phone us for a wedding present of $30.00 in gold.
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Simple Way To End Dandruff
Th re is one sure way that has never failed to lomove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it. then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of p'.ain. common liquid arvon from any drug ftore (this is all you will nedi, apply it at night when retiring: use 'nough to mt-i.-tcri the .scnlp and rub ;t In gently w'th t!i ftnger tips lly morning, mept if nnt all. of your il.'indrurT will t. pnjm, .ml three or four mere .ipplieations will completely lissole and entirelv destroy eery single s'.n and trace of it, n" matter how much ! ittiir iff you may hav-'. You will l.rt.l a!l itching an! dlijgir.c of th scalp will stop 1nstantlj', and yMir hair will be tluffy. lustrous, glossy, si iky an I soft, and look and fel a hundroj ;im. s tetter. Advt.
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Soothes the nerves, drives away the blues, clears away br?.in cobwebs, strengthens your physical makeup, fulfills every desire for rest and enjoyment. Letuste'i you about tho beautiful
Mr. Arthur Sharp Tells How Cuticura Healed Pimples
" My troublt began with sort cf an itching and burning sensation which botheiedme. Th?n pimr'es began coming cut on f my Lac?. Soon my face was ft ,4 amass cf itching, burning 11 rniples. which cisngurea V rr.e greatly, and the disVf'j comfort wis terrib'.e. I v scratched the pimplrs and irritated them more, anJ some nights I lost much s'er. I sentfer a free snrrp'e cf the Cutio:ra Praratior.s and was pltasri with the resu'.t. I bought more, and after using one. take cf Soap and less thanabcxef Ointment I wa. hraled." i Signed) Arthur Sharp, liox 354. Sahr.eville. Oh o. Once ca-. krep yc-ur skin clear by using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for every-day toilet purposes nd Cuticura Ta'.cum to powder and perfume. Nethtr.j be:t;r.
Highlands o Ontario
north of Toronto, viz Muskcka Lakes, Lake cf Bays. Timagamt, Algonquin Provincial Park, Kawartha Lakes, French Hiver, Ni pissing, and Georgian Hay; or the St. Lawrence Kiver, Montreal, Quebec. Maritime Provinces, the White Mountains and sea coast resorts. Each has its special attraction, all give that complete chango in latitude, elevation, scenery and atmosphere essential to tho
"Glorious" Vacation
Th GranJ Trunk Railway f-vtfm the tpurnt' route thr;i:gti CnnJa has froied aptci-il tummer traia fervlce, round trip summer farea. hotels, camp, cotf ccurr and lakf cruises by 6temer, meter boat or canoe. We lnow ycu will be clad tn girl cur comprehensive illustrated uide trcki with maps, are Ire f-r the askir.j.
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Neu Location
124 South Michigan Street
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The Newer and Bigger Boston Shoe Store
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Tomorrow the long-looked-for day will be here. The months of planning and unceasing effort to make our new store an institution worthy of South Bend's progressive spirit has been brought to fulfilment. . This store is dedicated to the highest ideals in busii ess policies, ideals founded on the principles of fair dealings, honest values and service in its broadest scope. . We will have no formal opening, we have merely changed the flow of business from the old into the new store with only a slight interruption during the period of moving. We appreciate the loyal patronage of the hundreds of our old customers whose support has made possible this store's growth and we wish to use a more practical and sincere expression of our thanks than the usual flowers and music of the ordinary "Openings." Instead we have spent months of earnest effort to provide for the opening of this store values unlike any other ever presented to the South Bend public. We are Celebrating with a Value Giving Festival Beginning Tomorrow and Continuing All Next Week We Offer
Looking Forward
Entering upon a new era in our business career we pause to consider the future aims and ambitions of this store. Needless to say the same broad policies which have always been employd in the past twentyone years of this store's business career will be the foundation of our dealings with the public. Our Business Creed is simple but sound. We plrde ourselves today to do our utmost to achieve and maintain a place of leadership in our particular branch of retailing by the introduction of every modern practice that has for its object the betterment of our interests, and this is our Business Creed "to give to all at all times a fair and square deal." Remember Our New Location 124 S. Michigan St.
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Specially for the opening of our own prices. In every ins of the most exclusive shops in them for practically half price, more. Almost fifty styles are
our new store we were fortunate in securing the entire surplus stocks of several eastern makers of women's high grade footwear for practically tance the price ve paid was much lower than the cost of making. The quality of this footwear is far above the usual, they were made for some the country, but owing to unfavorable trade conditions they were left on the maker's hands. Buying strictly for cash we were able to obtain To this special purchase we have added about 5,000 pairs from our own regular stocks and on which the price has been reduced one-half and included in this wonderful sale.
SILK HOSE FREE S.iturih'y wo will give ahsolutcly fr; with every purchase of women's footwear at $4. S3 or up a pair of silk huso FREE.
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SILK HOSE FREE Saturday only wo will give with every purcha.c cf wo Mien's shoes at $4. sr or up a pur of sdlk hoso frki:.
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Good looking black or brown kid Oxfords with welt soles and military heels, smart patent or mat kid pumps with covered Louis heels, fine kid or patent novelty strap slippers in Cuban or Louis heels. Piactically all sizes and widths. Regular $5 and $6 values, for
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$5 and $6 Values
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White Sea Island cloth Oxfords made on walking lasts, also fine white Reinskin cloth pumps with turn soles and Louis heels. Beautiful patent oxfords with satin or brocade quarters, turn soles and cov
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Women's fashionable Oxfords, pumps, eyelet ties and Cleo ties, come in black or brown kidskin, patent colt and black calfskin, come in walking styles with military heels or with hand turn soles and Louis heels, all sizes and widths, to
morrow only,
$7 and $8 Values
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Women's finest $9, $10 and $i2 Footwear including every desired style and leather, the styles are Theo ties, Cleo ties, one strap eyelet ties, oxfords, pumps and colonials, in black or Havana brown kidskin, black suede, white kid, patent and dull calfskin. These are absolutely the finest quality footwear and tomorrow's price represents about half their real worth; all sizes; on CgT OJT sale tomorrow at. 4 WbÖjJ A pair of silk ho. so Free
Ml'X'S $S .M SIO OXFORDS Over "00 pairs of men's high grade Oxfords, mado on new English lasts in tan or black calfskin, genuine Ooly.ar welt soles ami some with rubber heels, al.'.
fizi-s. Regular $S :ind $10 values fcr tht-
Openint
$9 to $12 Values
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Here's a lot of the prettiest women's low cuts made on graceful lasts with turn soles and Louis heels. The materials are kid and patent and there's a wonderful assortment of styles to select from. Footwear made to retail at $7 and $8 on sale for the ( J ftg Opening at A pair of silk hose Free The prettiest footwear you have ever seen are to be found in this group of women's smart and fashionable low shoes. Made of the finest black or brown kid, back suede, enameled colt, fine mat kid. Welt or turn soles, with full Louis covered heels, every wanted style in the lot and all sizes.
Regular $9 to $12 values on sale at. .
A pair of silk hose Free
$5.85
WOUniVS $3 AND S3.SO WIIITi: OXIY)ItI)S Women's fine white canvas Oxfords and pump either with low military heels or white enameled Louis heels. Well made of excellent quality Sea Island duck.
all sizes, $3 and $3.50 values tomor
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