South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1920 — Page 5

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If Your Heels Wear Down Like This You Have Foot Troubles ThT,;-h y'Vi may not f-l muh "':.fort from thii fr.I:M-.n at first. F--ri'UM r-'r't Tr'-ub will result jr. th- future if you don't hv.'1 your fr't att r. -I. '1 to . Com Jr. rtr.i 1- t our Font

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find Ilrcl Iyovrlers Tlvy Contain No Metal Clouse' Walk-Over Boot Shop 115 S. Michigan St.

Announcing a Hst of popular COLUiMBIA RECORDS now in stock at our store. Come in and hear them. Big Vocal Hits Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home Burr. Save a Little Dram For Me Bert Williams. She Gives Them All the Ha-Ha-Ha Crumit. Sally Green The Village Vamp Nora Bayes. My Little Bimbo Down on Bambo Isle Crumit. Blue Diamonds A beautiful violin record of this popular number with orchestra accompaniment.

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' Cuban Moon v Idol Eyes La Veeda Gypsy Moon The Naughty Waltz Pickaninny Blues The Love Nest The Love Boat

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oeeicer laxe came home ix .1 barrel, revises to explaix

ÜS5G SE30P Open Every Evening

rrori'in Ofhrrr Ivtry Line 1 said o ho the Unn r.rummcl of the entire fr-rce anil the best looking d-ir-ivo who fVfr rn'K'p a pinch. I3ut h :s- -''-ttinrr a crin from his friends t'-'i iy an-1 thereby h-'in a story. I'edb-e rourt far. wondered whn F.iturday morning Otl'.cer Kills Diver smiled lro.uliy. srabbtd a raincoat from th'- i-Iirc locke-r and dashed for his rmtorcye lo which was parked In thr aly north of the city hall. And th-a it devedor.d that Iarry had torn the- mo-? -.f-nt;al portion f his new trou.ors when In tho south K-iblo. restaurant. Th telophonA enll for assistance was slow In pttin throj'h and Divr took time out frr several laughs then th probkm of petting tho coat on without revralint? anything was a i :pr one. r.frrr Ivir.f refused to bo intcrlewrl on how the trousers wore torn but As't. ("hif f Casidy, Srpt. Koozi-rowki and Johnny Taullo have brr n assienrd that anple of the caav. De e btpmrnts are promised.

Is hi Mexico's Interior On Secret Mission

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DEADLY CIGARET DREAD OE FORESTERS, SAYS USCLE SAMUEL

MEXICAN 'GOV FILAMENT TO PROTECT BOUNDARY

nv UAI.PII TTKVIin. United rresa HtafT Corrrspondnt. MKXICO CITY. Oct. 16. Declarations by Pre-s't Do It Huerta to Anirr'can corr'-spondents covering Mexico's International and internal pellcic5 were interpre-ted today as reflecting the attitude of the incoming Obrepon administration. Among the points made by De 11 ilurt.i were:

Mexico will pay all her ju?t df btn She will cooperate with the United States and flu atamala in maintaining peace along the internal boundaries. Voull Accept IX1UO. Although Mexico ha3 not received

j a vote from tho united btates out

lining conditions for recognition she would accept conditions which would not affect her national dignity." The league of Nations" is an institution beneficial to humanity." Mexico has no intention of. confiscating property. De La Hucrta's statement is known to have been prepared after conference with AJv.ira Obregon. Tres't-elect Herbert Pejquira, financial representative Washington vho has just returned, and George Creel, former head of the American committee on public information.

Mr. and Mm. Forest Staples of Detroit, aro guests of Mr. Staples parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Staples. 614 S. Main et.

Tho Toledo" Sorinplcßs

j Automatic Portabio Scale is I designed for all around utility. For warehouse,' factory. ! 7holesalp house, produce and

or wherever speedy, accurate weights are needed thia Toledo Scale will more than pay for itself in timo and money-it eaves. Investigate today; H. A. HOFFMAN

j Local Representative j 218 North Michigan St.

Lincoln 6440. South Bend

Tremendous Future Profit in GERMAN BONDS Kvery nation for its own sake must afford (Jermir.y .i chance. (Jermnny aks no more. Her intelligent, aggressive spirit should mean eompleto reeoery in five years. IX Tili: MCAXTIMII: You can buy at one-tenth the prr-war prices, German Municipal Bonds normally worth JL"? for less than $2 0. yielding 4, 43 and 5rc. Great Speculative Investment 5100 ill carry 20 bonds, normally ortli Sl.TCO. A 4) to 1 oplrttmity ia jciur faor. Write fur Circular K-17 or better still wire your order. H. & B. Wolf & Co., Inc. SUH'ks, Ie.mN iwul l'ondgii l!tliango 20 Malt4u A. Xrv York

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HY IIAHUIM ax cij:vs. In its day tho icuretfe has been the object of much bitter attack, although it must ! admitted that if the- present e xtensive sale of that article is considered, it is still far from succumbing to these attacks. Whether the people who opposed its use went too far, or even astray, in their ardor to suppress it. is a debatable eiuestion on which we shall probably not have a uni'icd opihion

for years to come. The latest objection to the cigarette, however, conies from more .authoritative sources and will carry its appeal even to the most confirmed user of the weed. In fact, it Isn't an objection to the cigarette at all; it Is an objection to its careless disposal after the smoker is through with it and tosses it aside heedless of what its glowing end may do. The United States department of forestry has been gathering statistics for years for the purpose of getting reliable information on the causes of forest fires. Until recently these statistics have not shown under a saparato heading fires known to have been

started by tobacco smokers All fires started by hunters ar.d fishermen, for example, have been classed as campers' fires; those started by logcers. to lumbermen, and so on. The department recently has asKed its m r in the field making reports to indicate as far as they are aide how many !";res are started by

smokers. It is held that the uile-i

spread use of cigarettes in particular has tended to make the task of forest protection more difficult. "A burring ciprarette," s.ys Acting Forester Sherman in outlining the new plan cf classifying the causes of forest f;res, "seem such a fmall matter that relatively few people treiuble to make bure that it is out before tossing it away. Our torts: rangers have again nr.d again traced fires back to tho point of origin and found there a cigarette butt- Som of the cig-trette butts lay by the

roadside where they had been tossed from the ears of automol iMsts." Nor is it only :n the forest and by the roadside that the cicarctte butt works havoc. The bureau of chemistry in its study of dust explosions, whioh in industrial plants are often the cause of great looses by fire, has traced many fires back to the carelessness of smokers. In its educational campaign the de partment h s not neglected to address itself to to

bacco companies ar.d so it is highly j Mr. V pro:. able that in the r. ar future the : r -v... ;

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i-t-mpaniej by a printed reminder that "car '.ess smokers cause m.tr.y ' forest tires." ' Only those who are dull rr ui'.Jul- ' ' unmindful of the part they cm pkty in forest fire prevention will ' n. ed r.ior.- than a few such. r m.r.d- J er 5.

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Pomewhero In tho Interior of Mexico George Creel Is wanderltg Incognito, presumably on some mission as tho personal representative of Protft Wilson. Tho former head of the Committee on Public Information loft El Paso a fow days ago bound for the interior of tho land of tho Montezumas, and rumor is uncertain as to whether hl3 visit is official or semi-official In character.

Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs WITHOUT DIETING OR EXERCISING, often at the rate of over a pound a day, and WITHOUT PAYMENT until reduction has taken place.

I am a licensed practising physician and personally select the treatment for each individual case, thus enabling me to choose remedies that will produce rot only a lo;-s of weight harmlessly, but which will also relieve you of all the troublesome symptoms of overstoutness such as shortness of breath, palpitation, indigestion, rheumatism, gout, asthma, kidney trouble and various other afflictions which often accompany overstoutness. My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired, sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy and vigor, a result of the loss of your superfluous fat. You are not required to change in the slightest from your regular modo of living. There is no dieting or exercising. It is simple, easy and pleas

ant to take. If you are overstout do not postpone but sit down right now and send for my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I am to be PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACE, if you so desire. DR. R. NEWMAN. Licensed Physician State of New York 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Desk H-283

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A New Fall Model ARCH PRESERVER SHOE

Made on a combination last, especially

designed for fitting perfectly the hard-to-fit foot. It has the unusual feature of an invisible steel arch that comes up ar.d stays up to the foot arch, supporting the foot as nature intended. It is but one of the many smart and fashionable styles in our fall line of these famous shoes. They come in rich kid leathers in brown or black. Sold exclusively by

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Rosemary Dresses Exclusively at Newman's in South Bend

See the Display of Rosemary Dresses in our show window 1

For LATE FALL DAYS and EARLY WINTER

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Engagingly appealing presenting the grace of line and the harmonies in color you intuitively seek and invariably find in the modes of "Rosemary." Featuring many of the season's well known and more exclusive materials, including Spanish Lace, Crepe Madelon, Duvet-de-Laine, Imported English Twill-back Costume Velvet, the finer Tricotine, and others in equal favor.

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Model It:. A ?l!m low-b'.ousing frock of navy blue tricotine has added ycuthfulness given it by

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Mode! Hi Simplicity, when well executed, ran be smarter ar.d rr.cre Leccmir.g than any amount of fur-belows. This is jiroved by the above frock of Duvet-de-iaine trimmed only with contrasting bands. Colcrs: r.avy, dryad, twilight, Zanzibar, suchew. All sizes. $5 3.00

Model 1 G.I Much chic ar.d distinction can be assumed on donning this twill-backed Velvet frock. Little circles of bricht embroidery decorate wris: and neck and hem. Colors: black, r.avy blue, brewn. All sizes. $55.00

Model 1 Gl The s-ort of a frock that is made for dir.ir.g cr dancing is sedate in its color, but airy in the Fpar.lsh lace that makes the overdress for the slip rl Crepe Madtlcr.. Colors: black, r.avy, brown. All sizes. $55. CO

Model !C A smart low-waist-e i frock cf Crepe Madelcn h's .'i graceful end charming trlmrr. ir.i; cf rir.rcd silk frir.pe xeft vrr-t. collar and cuffs of tucked r.et nr.1 lice. CC.crs: Hack, r.avy, brown, ttor.o l'.u. , All sizes. $53.00

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Our Seventeenth Year

JUST SAY IT CAME FROM NEWMAN'S

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