South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 12

SUNDAY, Affil'ST 1, 1920 '

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES"

AGRICULTURE

Trend of Food Downward Fall PI owing Near a Hand Truck Should Pl.-.y Important Part in Moving Crops.

J"or a number f n-u .' Mradtlivct's food indrx hi U-c'irutl, tIlf;in the bro.ul downward tr nd la foodstuff: that i-i c xjH'cu d to continue until Ihr- iww crop has b- rt I'artially ahsrrL-d. On July : tho Index number was as cornK'jrcd -with 5 3.27 a year previous. The recent slump in the ,'ruin market was riie yor.yat jonrtl, but that feed jri( generally will tak-. a similar course 1- wry t:lfu). The Indications aro tha; after the inltia.1 shipment?? of new crop ruin have lost the-ir forct-, -ym;turn.s of a counter movement hark to levels nearer thoso of .prini? wi'.l appi-ar. Ships V Mow ilain. Tho Shljipin? board's decision place H new v.ss .Is In the C,r( :il Lakes train carrying trade will expedite the movement of the n Top to seaboard and relievos the tratfic tension. Kach boat is cap'ib!e of loadlntr 100, Oou bushels of train and can tarry one-fifth of this amount through the f Hand canal. No lare profit is expect l from the operation Should these vessels perform, a signal service in transporting the new crcp, the enterprise will tle renewett impetus to the .St. J,iwrcr.ce canalization project. Thj CJreat Lakes aie an incompanlile highway of conim'rcc and can be iniade an outlet for the millions of bushels of train now dammed up in the Mississippi valley territory. Franco has escaped congestion cf traffic following depreciation of her railroad.", thanks to the republic's magnificent srj-stem of inland waterways, l.artes, plying industriously acrots the state of .Vw York from lake to ocean, are cx-pected to afforl a similar type of relief in this country. The time is near for plo-.in?r in expectation of the next year's winter wheat crop. The fanner is studying world conditions with a view to determining the number of .acres iv h Ich he can sow V advantage. High production costs, farm labor shortages, and traffic demoralization all tend to cl.seoura te heavy s-eed-liig. On the other hand present world reserves and the tneral crop prospect frr next year tive no reason to anticipate a turplus of train or price lolov a fair cor.t production. The present wheat crop is no bum.pcr crop, and atrtcultural production in the distraught countries or central and er.s-tern 1 Europe is still far below normal. Ireful for Short Haul. The motor truck should ! pressed into ervico for tho short haul to market this fall. The mere fact that no larte pe-centace of the train nop has ever found its way to market in the "power wnpnn' is no rear-on why the truck should not play a conspicuous part in crop moving". Nearly a million motor t nicks are in use today throuphotit the country. The citv naturally leads in numerical tain over the years imtnedlate previous, but farming districts likewise, shw heavy tains.

upon imjiort for their coal suppl. Italy ran manage n ith Imports of ".",0.000 tons jer month. of which the I'nited States must furnish ."H0,o 'jo tons. Ioiiic.ttir NectN rirt. From the standpoint of the public it may be said with perfect truth that lrmti- needs have a prior laim upon the coal ana car supply alike. If an embargo on exports will avert the threatened dantT of a coal famine, .'tffctint both tho factory and home, it is fully justified and should be ricridly enforced. The Iirltish government is contemplating a strict limitation of that countrj-'s coal exports, which have figured as a larter item in the tradn if Urltain than have this country's exports in American trade. Strenuous times suggest the application of strenuous measures, and one of these may be a temporary, or even recurring, embargo on coal exports.

POPULAilUN FIGURES

It j- lnitMl Tress: WASHINGTON. July 31. The census bureau today announced the following 1920 population results: Jshpemlng. Mich., 10.300. Decrease since 1010: Ishpeming. 1,948, or 15. C percent.

TfttiKS AHi: lU.PKODUCIXG Observations conducted in Vilas and adjoining counties of Wisconsin ha 1 to the conclusion that the swamp trees are reproducing vii -orously, writes C. I,. Harrington in the American Forestry Magazine of Washington, I. C. Tnis is particularly true of black spruce and tk varack. In most of the large .swamp from which fires have been excluded there is a thrifty growth of your,.; conifers ranging from a foot to fifteen feet in height.

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ITALY IS SPENDING 30 MILLIONS TO FLY

WASHINGTON, July 31. Italy is spending $30,000,000 this year on its aviation program. which is mainly of a civil character. Its program calls for a complete aerial transportation system for both passengers and goods, a regular air mall service and the establishment of international air routes. Study of routes which will join Italy with France, Switzerland. Austria, Jugo-Slavia, Greece and the Italian colonies also is beinS made by the government .authorities. Two dirigibles are now operating a successful touring service between Home and Milan and between Venice and Milan, and plans are being made to start the NapoleI'alermo route. Four other local routes are In operation and experiments are being conducted on five others.

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Don't close jour eyes to the warnin?: which nature thes. when unsightly r.im.ples appear on your face and other part of the b dy." Not only arc thise pimples and splotches disfiguring, but they lead to serious skin diseases that spread und cause the most discomforting irritation and pain. Sometimes they foretell I'cenia. boils. Misters, scaly eruptions and other annoyances that burn likt flames of lire, and make you feel that your skin is abk'ze. When these symptoms appear on any part of the body. takprompt steps to rid the blood of

these disorders. And the one remedy which has no equal as a blood cleanser is S. ,S. S., the purely vegetable blood medicine. which has b"en on the mark"t for more than fifty years. It is so'.d by drug-'ists everywhere. If you are afflicted with any form of skin disease do not expect to be cured by lotions, ointn.ents, salves and other local remedies, as they can not possibly reach the source of the trouble, which is in the 'blood. Hegin taking S. today, and write a complete history of your case to our chief medical auvi-er who will give you special instruction, without charge. Write at once to Medical Director, GOs Swift laboratory, Atlanta, Ua. Adv.

FOREIGN TRADE Coal Embargo

Dispassionate fairness, which neither the exporters, ship owners and coal operators nor the general publb' will find eay to aehU-ve, is necrssary in the consideration of the embargo on coal exports urged to relieve tho donwstk- shortage of fuel. Doth siiks to the controversy present strong arguments. For the exporters it may be said that losses to sliip owners whose vessels are ngagel in the coal carrying trade, as well as loss of priV'Ua to the exporting companies themselves, wouM be immense. The los3 to the Shipi"ng board and priatf nvners throviyh ships delayed In port or thrown out of employment is much nioro regrettable than the loss of profit, admittedly extortionate, wrung from the necessities of for-eign coinitries. Of moreweight than 'ither of these considerations is the industrial loss to such countries as Italy, which depend almost wholly or principally

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We have something for which you have been looking a long time, centrally

located lots on Leland and Portage Ave. There is one lot in particular, situated on the triangle of Portage and Leland. It will make an ideal location for a home. The depth is 1 15 ft. on Portage end 100 ft. on Leland. v; There are three other lots: &Jp v 50 ft. frontage on Leland near Portage. r fc 60 ft. frontage on Leland near Portage '. x 60 ft. frontage on Portage near Leland. " These lots are the best that can be had in South Bend. They are in one of the best neighborhoods of the city and are situated in one of the nicest residential districts. On Rex St. we have a beautiful lot. 49 2 ft. front by 132 ft. depth, alley cide and rear, sewer in and street paved. Out on Dixie way near Roselawn we have some beautiful acre tracts. All of these acre lots face east. Paved road, Interurban line back of these lots and a graded school across the road from this addition. Can be bought from 1. A. TohuBka Monier Taggart

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Every week there are dozens of people drive through beautiful Marquette Park and mentally picture their home in this or that location. Every single one of you folks are most welcome. We want you to visit Marquette Park and we want you to think of it as the place where you will live. But in justice to you, we feel duty bound to warn you that the most desirable lots are selling most rapidly. Frankly, there has been more interest manifested in Marquette Park during the six months than in any other tract of land in or near South Bend. This rapidly growing interest has resulted in a goodly number of sales. And naturally, every time a lot is sold, the desirable sites are diminished just that much. There are no "Sold" tags or signs on the lots in Marquette Park that are already purchased. But if you will ask to look at one of the plats, you will find that a big majority of the lots are already sold. You will

be surprised at the number of your friends and acquaintances who have already bought in Marquette Park. Last week a price increase became effective. It was absolutely necessary due to increased costs. To the people who took advantage of the opportunity, a substantial saving was effected. And in all sincerity, we state that another increase is imperative before long. We have kept faith. We have played fair. We have warned of every increase. And if you have not turned these price increases into a profit for yourself, you have only yourself to blame. Naturally as the unsold lots decrease in number, the value of those sold automatically increases. The last lot in Marquette Park will be worth just about what the owner cares to ask for it. After that every purchaser must pay some one who had the foresight to buy at the right time, a premium for living in this beautiful addition.

Select your lot just as soon as you can. The one you have mentally reserved may already be sold. Call our office and we'll arrange to take you out to Marquette Park at your convenience. But by all means, don't pay another increase as a result of negligence or delay. tX

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E Middleboro allotment is a subdivision of a part of the Geyer Farm. This attractive residence location extends E from Lincoln Way to the St. Joseph River at Ernsberger Street and Eastward. E Fifty lots front Lincoln Way with all improvements, inE eluding water, gas, sewer and asphalt pavement. These lots are priced slightly in excess of the present cost E of such improvements. E On an elevation overlooking the St. Joseph River, are E several locations of great natural beauty. These locations E along the river are becoming scarce and will always cornEE mand attractive prices. E Come out and see Middleboro. Agent on ground Sun-

day afternoon. Prices reasonable terms liberal. E We can help you build a home E 1 J. D. BURKE Agents J. EDWARD KINDIG E Phone Mishawaka 846 122 S. Main St E 216 Lincoln Way East Phone M 866 E Fjimuiuijuiiiiiiumimm urn

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DR. J. BURKE, Op'L 220 S. J 11 CI II G AX ST. Broken Louses Duplicated.

FLORAL PARK Let us take you out to Floral Park. It's a good place in which to buy.

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