South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 317, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 November 1920 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NIWS-TIMES

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SEEK TELLER WHO STOLE, LOST LOOT

ENVOY'S WIFE'S PORTRAIT SHOWN AT SALON

Bank Offic ial Search For Un-fcurce.v-ftil LooUt of Vault.

-Indicted iy . lthfal bank

Ottawa, r.i . .vnv. 1:. r.ant polio- and f'-itiK .!: iaN oijht I-r;ir, rj J. .f -y. y t'lbr for the National City

here. While the tec r.T: i.i iity r.n which

:rdy tv;im .1 f h.ir- th.tt h- attempt-j 'd to make away with "., ':(;') Inj ' nth. what th. y r . '.: want Carey)

"or H to ver.t t ii -1 r f'f.inK-'. I.tf IjM r.Uht a in. in telephoned th president of th hank and said he had pi' k 'l up 5 4'i,JoO which was dropped by .1 man h- had s ri runTiln thrnuyh an a!! y. A hurried trip was made to th- bank and monew,i found str-.'ii around the l!"or before the vault. The tin.- look had b t-n -rt for 40 hour.- as today was a hoüliy, Armistice day. lUdiovir that burners had robbed th' vault and th-n "ocked Cif-v in it was nn appeal made to the warden of the Ht.ate pri-on at Joliet f'.r yecitmen to open th- vault. Thwarden slid none of hi men rou'd

V.'il'!ln the .afe. Chwairo was ajpeahd to. A special train f.irryini police, ycgmf-n vnd firemen wa-'

ruf-hed here. I'.y the t!m they arrived, howvr. two vara ire rnp'."" had "burned a hole through th- "i.'iO vault dor with nrftyl'T.' torchis only to find tho viult empty. Cary -till nii-w;ni;.

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Nov. 10. An unusually lar-.ro nurnhr of Nit. 'sltt a plan to sp nd tho winter in F;orida. A nurolx r from this rity ;.r- alrva.ly located in thr .-(uth. and jimr' are planning to o. Mrs. Cr;if.- Cohn. Mrs. 1". J. Hirncy and ?di 1ira Toars l ft on Sunday in .Mrs. (lohn" car f r Miami. Mr. ;m d Mrs. . A. l.v-v. r. Miss I.ila Mor:m and Mr. and Mrs. C. I'. Ilmlor'T rmnpri d a party which lft Su.iday for Ozena, Kla. Mr. and Mrs. illnu-r D-ckr. Ilrticc Wright and Waltrr S. Skalla left Monday in Mr. Decker's Htudchakcr car for Miami. An addition Is bini; hullt to thf factory of W. A. Splnks and Co. near th. Main fn. hridire. This company is cn.racd In t nianufarture f Kilian! curs". Tho n-w buildlnc will ! i! sort n.s a kiln, equipped with th most modern methods for drying lumber to be u.ed In tlie manufacture of cue:. Mrs. Margaret Ttlddler, who fus-tain.-d vcre injuries when he fell over a defective sidewalk on Fourth s.. between Main and Cedar s-ts.. few works apro, has entered pro;.t with the common council of VI! es. .looking a settlement in the im of According to her comoTsint. the defect consisted of an inequality In the sidewalk r.ni-i! 'y the root of a tree forcinitr up rart of the walk about three inches There I much controversy in the ' :v honks roneornin how preat a . or ir.r .puillty In the sidewalk ran b considered a defect Huffieh nt to auso liability on the p:trt

et a municipality.

or, I has lust neon received o

p d ath in Uttle Rock. Ark.. u ?. rr.tncls, a former resident o

c. who will he well remembered

:i "Nirk" Francis. lie has resided v. the west for a number of years.

Vldwin ( i irke Uhlwrll. son o' Dr. 1".. IT. IHdwcll, and one of the lead- j :.c baritones of Chicnsro. ha.s been i

c'ire.i for a concert in Nilcs later ::i the reason. !-iort GINop, ton of Mr. nr.d Mrs C Cilson of Niles. and Mrs. P.arl Mitchell, a sier of Mrs. Clifford Cilson of West Niles, were

Tboio by TVW World. Photograph of the palntini; of Mrs. Drand Whitlock, the worfc ol thp famous Helsum artist Firman LJacs. The picture attracted faror able conirnent at the HrusscU art exposition this year.

married on Oct. 21 at Nano-docker, Texas, at the horn' of Walter Hu'hin, by Jurtcre Frank Huston. Mr. (lilson, who is an architect, left on Sunday with his bride for Shrev"port, Ia., where Mr. Gilson will be

detained for more than a year. When M ls.s Stella Mahan of Niles went to visit her brother in Dayton, O., last September her friends did not know that John Schultz would also be in Dayton. Announcement

of their marriace at that time has just betn made by the bride's mother, Mrs. Martin SwenseP, at who home the former is now visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz will make thir home with Mrs. Swcnsen for th winter. F. 1. Simanton, county agricultural agent, and II. M. Elliot, a specialist in farm accounts from the Michigan Agricultural college, Saturday toured the country to give instructions in farm accounting. They were to make several stops between Hcrricn Springs and Nilts by request. Workmen are putting the Goodwin hotel, Cas.sopoIis. I Uo condition for an early re-opening Cassopolis' only hotel, destroyed by fire two weeks ago, is expected to re-open within a month. Mr. Carrie Ellis, propriotoress, will remodel the hotel somewhat. Contractors have nearly completed the roof. The most damage was done to the interior of the hotel. Tlans call for general modern improvements and new decorations. Smith Jones, colored, arraigned before Judgo Judge Charles Fl. White in circuit court Tuesday morning on a charge of bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of $400 and costs of $100 or serve six months to a year In the Ionia state reformatory. It Is understood Jones will pay his fine.

GERMAN WORKMEN SEIZE FACTORIES

Follow Italian Plan Hold Police in Reserve to Quell

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RERL.I N. Nov. 11. G e r m a n workers seized metal factories here today and extinguished the fires Other factories were Invaded simultaneously. Pollco surrounded the metal factories, planning an attack to dislodge the strikers. Other workers took possession of

ALWAYS REMEMBER When considering your health, purity and freshness should be your supreme aim. We do not know of any medicinal preparation that can equal the power and effectiveness in regulating the bowels, stimulaitng the liver to action, Hushing the kidneys, sweetening the stomach, or cleansing and enriching the blood, than BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA This nure all-herb preparation is

the Favorite Family Medicine in ! millions of happy homes; physicians! and druggists heartily' recommend it. Sold by all druggists and grocers!

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I have st.'Od tiiere working my trade when I was ready to drop. My head ached until I thought it would .pht 1 opin; my stoma-h was raising the j iliCiM-ns and .-our gas tilled me up, pr'sin.t' atrainst my heart ami ' Pm u'S, giving me a !-rrit le s. r.sa- 1 tion of sufiocation." s.iid Mr. H. C. ' ... T ! .II., Il ir1,.,i- 1

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who lives at 1-1 S. Walnut Soulii I l?.!ld. Ind. j "I wad so constipated that th.e tt rair.liig brought on piles, which ot'tell bled freely an. I caused lull t .cho in my lower bowel that lasted)

for li'.'iirs .tt a time, unt.l I thought I'd l.-.so v.y r.'.ir.d. "U'tii n 1 w .-nt homo to :ny mealI couldn't eat a b:t; I j.:t wanted to sit down for 1 fe'.t like I'd fall 10 the rtoor. I'd iC't t h.-i .mi ts about the hrst part ef the night tr -ing to f:nd a comfortable place.

morning fuml m. tired cut and acli- j ir.g In every joint. 1 was thoroughly I d:s.-iuraed when 1 r.ad in thoj papers about a c.is. similar to iu::;e I naivir.g prompt reli f iy takir.i; Dreo-a, si I bUht two h. -tries of i this fxcollent OTioly and ii .u is car- ! tied out all Its promises ir. my case, j "My appetlt is e. !;,. have ! gair.td in se:ght and st:a:.gth, !cep j lik. a top and get i:p tb.oroughly rtfreshei an.l ready f.r my day's i work, 1 feel tine th.. frosty morn-j lngs, and am hungry f r my treik- j unt and don't hue a hit of trouble ' with indigestion. My bowels move family without .-training and the I

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Th" well k" -wn Drco exp-rt has he-d juarters at Central Drug Store and tlif A'.TK'.in Pnif: Store. to meet th 1 ,il puMi'- and explain the nurits f this great remedy. See him t"!a Pro.-- is al nobl In MUhawuka by the lied Crosn Phar-

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The actual saving that you can make on your suit or overcoat by buying now amounts to the profit we ordinarily make on the sale of one of these garments. We are simply selling at cost in order to get out of our stock the money we actually put into it and our customers are the ones who benefit. Those who have already bought during our sale have considered it a rare opportunity to get Ardmore suits and overcoats at the exceptionally low prices at which we are selling them. Ardmore clothes are the clothes that are so popular among high school and college students and young men, in general, who dress well. They are tailored to the very latest fashion; they are wrell-tailored and, above all, they have the wearing qualities that men are demanding in the clothes they buy.

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Hats Caps Shirts Ties Underwear Hosiery Gloves Belts all at Cost Price

Store Open Evenings TOGGERY SHOP

Exclusively A Young Men 's Store 110 South Main St. Opposite Court House

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a gas plant on the north side of Berlin establishing a soviet there, police reported. Follow Italian Plan. The seizure of the metal factories was evidently carried out by the workers in emulation of the Italian strikers who captured and held plants in Italy during the recent labor disturbance there. This was the first Instance of ans'thing of the kind in Germany and the government immediately rushed measures for meeting the new menace. Police reserves and detachments of troops were held in readiness for action in event that the shutting of the factories should result in fighting.

Don't skid. Buy Lud wig's.

Weed chains at 9418-12 Advt.

TEEPLE REMAINS FIRM IN STAND

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Why Furniture

steadied first

As we all know, merchandise of all kinds has been selling at a reduced price, but furniture steadied first because it deserved to. Compared with other commodities the proportionate advance was very small. Another reason is that there is a natural and an unusually good DEMAND for furniture. Ever since the war (and particularly since the nation is sober) people have rapidly been becoming educated to the value of a properly-furnished home. The beautiful settings we see in many moving picture scenes have also helped to create a demand for good furniture. The women's magazines formerly told the ladies how to dress NOW they are also told about proper home furnishings. Appreciation of the value of good furniture in helping to create the proper home environment for children, has also had its effect. In many lines we are able to sell at somewhat lower prices. Possibly the things you have in mind buying are lower now. At any rate it will pay you to come in to see. As you know, you are always welcome to look around in Heller's.

A Convenient Gate-Leg Table for $53

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Remarkable Values in Davenport Tables

You do not fully rcalire the great convenience of a gate-leg table until you have one in your home. The one illustrated is Jinislud beautifully in mahogany and is strongly constructed.

A Luxurious Cane-Upholstered Suite for $380 Here is' a living-room suite of unusual beauty and of low price. It is finished in brown mahogany and upholstered in the best grade of velour. You must see this suite to appreciate its extreme beauty and grade. A charming addition to any home.

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We have a largo r.umbe- of excellent davenport tables In many different designs and finishes. The prices on these hae been marked at a very low figure. The one Illustrated in priced at 5 3 2.

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This Bed Room Suite in Walnut or Mahogany for only $360 This beautiful four-piece bedroom suite in the graceful Queen Anno period design is selling at a bargain. livery piece is finely finished and made of the very bert material. Thii is a great opportunity to buy it at a big saving.

A Vernis Martin Bed only $14.40

An Eight-Piece Dining Room Suite for $310 Six chairs, a 3 4-inch dining table and a beautiful buffet all r'-'r' in the favorite Queen Anne period design. A .i;o like this adds

greet deal to the charm and refit. fiü'-id ( arifVi- me-. Thii

suite will give that extra "touch" to your ThanK qi ir.g dinner.

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Extra Fine Silk Floss Mattress for $28

A strictly high-grade metal bed in .white enamel or vernis martin finish with two-inch continuous posts and five large fillers. Come in and actually see this bed for yourself. It certainly is marked low.

A Guaranteed Roaster for Thanksgiving This porcelain, two-piece, seamless roaster is original and entirely new. The platter bottom is elevated to provide an air chamber between the roast and the. oven bottom which prevents, burning. SPECIAL PRICE 75c For Saturday Only

A full size mattress weighing only thirty pounds. The most sanitary mattress known and is so light and fluiTy as to rival the finest down. Covered in beautiful floral art ticking.

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