South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1921 — Page 13

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LEAVES TO MAKE

FORTUNE; LOSES OHE Report AlbyV Attempt to Tlav Stock Market" Disastrous.

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U L'IHVIIXK. Kr- Jnn. -Michael AlLy, saM to b proprietor f a Lar rom und danc hall at 12Chapin at.. South llrul. rame to Louisville hust v k to make .t for-tur.-. Saturday afternoon he lort his I oil of Sn.f'OO all licaus'' h pirke . V) a cirefully ! pookKlook. Alhy .cilrl that h- apjToachMj y on- V". I.. I'trry. who toM him ho rMiM nt'ofiat th jMirch.'i? of :) th vhis-y he wanted frm .1 Ioui--x 111 .lisjtHlTy. I rry l'osr! an a Kovrnnn-nt rwvcnuo .irtnt. acor.Jlnc to AlLy. Arcordlr.; to Alb.v's f.tory. hv and IV rry d?n-d in tinrth.vkHIor of h HoWl il-nry Wat-t.r-n Mond:iy rvrnlmr a week eo. Yfc nan who va to conduct the tthNfcy t r.ir.Martlon had nf.t yet aril' td in Ioulfvjl1' Iurinthe rnal. Ally ft.ild. Perry feind intoxlcallon. "Hi- kicked my foot M.-voral tinus under th. til.1 to draw my atten

tion." Ally ('.. "Finally I look"!

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takf- It f ny roori:, I did y." Arriirn,' in tho nmm the nvi inMstlsratrd the fontc-ntn f th- jur.--. Alby f.iurd that it l tr.i: to ri J. I.. Mar In. It contained Jf"'' find a r.e.vHajor olipplnc. Tho riljjj.in to!d of Man'In'H unihrfil exdojtH !n th .tfi'-k market. iletlni: (;irvln in atiother hot 1 titid hairircr llo- "ln :nd ot." of thf rrithO(l i.y which Marvla urtw fo rirh Alby went hack Thursday ! South I lend. lrrwed $."'o) Xrom fil:id.- and hrouht It with $2.000 f hix own to iriv-fft. lie had heen thrs "tday th,. eaine" ami aparf iitly win. He invented the who!r jiiim. Satnrtlay Htteriuon, Alhy was told he had made a hit; n,l.talce. He tr.;d h- hal "!d instead of iraylr.. hi S'OO v:m pmo." Alhy 'l.isl th roan thr-iujrh the Inhoy f the hotel H nry Watt ron from his room and out a 1, irk way. The other? de.-amp. d quietly. All-y went hark to South Xend and said lie would pay hack the .nno h horrowed "If It takes th: rft of my life."

so .111: mjstaki:. m: says. Mr. Alhy was? reported lck In Ved at his hm-. 31 S Chapln wt.. Monday and lsej'-d th statement that 'Von.e on- must h.ave nwid Fomo mNrnkt'S." He ndrnitto-l h'ivinj? ln-f-n In IouIvlII.

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Chino Cojer

Unamel F Kr!c Common Vi Krie lfd 20

Otcat Northern Ore General Motors Hide and Leather Common. lild and Leather PfJ IliiroU Ct-ntral Industrial Alcohol International Nickel International Paper

Inspiration Copper LxckäWitn Steel

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Mexican Pet role-urn

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up memDers or wnat tncy term a "euicide club" of pirl in their teens followint? an unsuccessful attempt

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Maxwell Common

Midval? Steel Nevada Copper Nf v Haven .. Y C Am '

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NKV.' YOItK. Jan. 21. tast quotations on the stock exchange at 1:20 p. rn., today, were: A. T. and S. F. $?. American licet Supar 4.'-i Arnnrir-un Lrut' Syndicate ..... 7 American Can 22 V AllN Chalmers 35 Anurican Can Foundry 123 American Locomotive 8HVb Anaconda Copper 29 American Smite, ani Itfg. Co... 43

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A. T. and T I a 1 d wi n Locom oti ve H and G , Ih-thlehem Steel "IV

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Chili Copper Cuhan Cane Supar .. California Petroleum Central Leather C. and O

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Pennsylvania Pierce Arrow

Ray Consolidated Copper ...ISH Reading S32

Republic Steel

Ttck Is!and Rubber Rumely Common Rumely Pfd Southern Pacific Southern 'Railway -"t. Paul Common ?t. Paul Pfd Studebaker Common . ars-Roebuck Sinclair Oil Sr.jcar Tobacco Products Texs Oil Toxa.s and Pacific rnion Pacific V. S. Steel Common t. S. Food Corp. . . Ctah Copper Vanadium Steel ... '.v p. hash A V . Sllys Overland 'V stern Unifin Wool West lntrhous

Liberty bonds 3 percent 91. 'tl: second 4s S.30; first 4 i S7.22: pecond 4U 86.44: thir ti',M S9.74: fourth 4VVs 86. 73 ifth 4 iVf--S7.40.

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cordlnjj to tho police, that she ob

tained acid from a friend who had purchased it with the intention of committing suicide. A third member of the so-called "suicide club," the Oldfield k'irl told the police, has twice attempted to end her own life, and, having a lare quantity of poiRon. contemplates -a third attempt. "Love affairs" are blamed for the reported suicide pact.

SUGGESTS ALTERING MARRIAGE CEREMONY

LONDON. Jan. SI. Speaking at St. James the Los, Ilcthnal Green, the LMshop of Chelmsford, referring to the proposed divorce reform law. Mippested altering the marriage service to Fomethinff like this: "I John, lave triee. Mary, to be my redded wife, until one of us pets drunk, or until one of us oe-s mad or pets locked up. or poos to live Rnmwhfre else, for three years. Until then I pledge thee my troth."

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R. J. Jones was ho.it to 25 of his friends- at a banquet piven Sunday evening" In the Union cafe.

BARBER SHOP FARMERS TRUST BLDG. Children's ITnlr Cutting, Any Style. Ground Floor, Near Flevator

Vou'll Like Tra.liiiK at Heller''

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; t PARIS. Jan. 31. Pn.f.tf eririf,' airtlg! heatinir are sre points with tiie'jj French. Th head of a firm th.itijl harpeil 17 francs for repairing an ' j

i ld stove has Ju-t been K-ntenced to erve 1 nn-nth in prion. to pay a!

line of l,00n francs and to have th'iii

.wentenc posted ,ar. the firm s door

for seven days. An expert ajpraisel;

the value of th repairs at 27 francs. ' 1

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JO PJ'IUT.NT OIT' AT llhlMOLP S Peffinnine Jan. 17 F. C. Relmold J'c Co will offer 20 percent off on hardware and homeware. 96S7-tf Advt.

NEW BLOUSE OR SKIRT 15 CENTS

"Diamcnd Dyes" tum Faded, J I Shabby Garments or Dra- ; peries into New t

: , j Women are finding it fun to dia- j li)tud-dyo and add yuir f.f wear t , i.ny old garment or dr.ri.TV. I'.isy ; lilrections in package. Don't risk j-our matviial in por dye t!,at streaks, spots, or fades. Ruy "I-)'.!-tr.or-i Oys" no other kind. Tcli i'ruirslst wlieth-r your matt rial i wool or silk, or if it is cotton, liner.

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dvlcr ca inrettinf . Ii 1 a text book on JuJfins eevtrirr vmlue, od ibowi TC!U how Co Ltinruih htween he panJ nJ this UÄounJ how to draw the lin belwteii rLtitH J tn-wsinf-It iSoirt t How to rrtemon a monthly ha. It U mbitanliallv prtntrd and boorvd m book yxtt will wnt to keprTtnJietitU. H will S of reU value to T". rmt we trnd it ill t U. KRIEBEL 0 CO. A XSTMA T A4 SASKS

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REWfiF.0 $20,230.00 in Cash To tho IipU of South lW-ml : As announced in Iat Sunday's Chicaijt Tribune, search l.s being made for the mos: beautiful girl in thi-? territory. The Chii.a;o Tribune will pay IIO.OC.OO ir. cush to the girl as announced. Also 510.200.

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er girls, everyone U lr.vlttU to join in the searchIS SHE IN SOUTH BEND? Car. you help find this girl? Fame anil fortune await her. All that is necessary is to select a photograph of any Irl j ou think bt-ÄUtiful, mark on the back of it the name, addrt's and occupation am' r.d it t "lUauty Cent -.-:." Tl:' Chiigj Tribune, 7 S. IVarborr s!.. Chicago. The , see m xt Sunday's Chicieo S.mday Tribune for furtl.vr le tails.

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for that Mattress? Mattresses are down again in price, and we are told by manufacturers that they are as low as they can possibly be sold for many months to come. Why "get along ' till Spring with that lumpy and worn mattress? Every night of solid rest and comfort adds to your health and longevity so why not enjoy the benefits that come from sleeping on a real mattress right now! We have here every kind of a mattress at any price you have in mind paying. If you can afTord a good mattress, however, that is the kind we prefer to sell you, for it is the good ones that make the most satisfied customers. And satisfied and pleased customers make friend3 for the store. . As you know. Heller's business has been built by the store's friends. As long as you can have what credit you may wish, why not get your mattress now and enjoy it while you are paying for it.

These prices may interest you Silk Floss, 35-pound mattress $28.00 Roman 50-pound cotton felt mattress $27.60 Giant 55-pound cotton felt mattress $20.80 Essex 45-pound cotton felt mattress $19.65 Special 45-potmd cotton mattrers . .$16.00 J. A. P. all cotton, 45-pound mattress $12.85 50-pound Combination mattress $10.50 40-pouna cotton top, wood wool mattress . .$ 7.85

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Many comfortable fortunes have disappeared through the inexperience, carelessness or lack of business judgment of the heirs. A great number of these cases is responsible for the saying that the average American family goes from "shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves" in three generations. You can protect your estate against such loss by creating a trust fund for your family. Place ryour estate in the hands of a responsible trust company. We would be glad to discuss this matter with you at any time.

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This is the time of year we always choose for our Annual Room Making Sale to clear our shelves for Spring styles. Therefore our mammoth cut in prices. We have lost sight of cost in this sale and are going to give you the greatest bargains in shoes, pumps and oxfords ever offered in footwear. This includes all our high grade lines of which you will know the quality we handle.

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Shoes for the entire family at prices you cannot afford to miss. . All well dressed people demand the highest grade footwear to be in keeping with the other wearing apparel. We have it. SALE STARTS FEB. 1ST Below are listed some of the many great bargains you will find here.

Thompson Bros. Shoes and Oxfords for Men

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$16.00 Shoes and brown, cordovan or Room Making Sale

Oxfords in brown kid.

$15.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown

or black kid or calf.

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Misses' and Children's Shoes or Oxfords

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Boys', Youths and Little Gents' Shoes

Ladies' Felt House Slippers, Leather or Padded, Sale

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No Money Refunded on This Sale No Shoes or Oxfords Laid Away.

$14.00 Shoes or Oxford, brown or

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$13.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown

$12.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown or black kid or calf. Room M-kins Sale .CJW

EXTRA SPECIAL Beacon Shoes for men. Any Shoe or Oxford ONE PAIR REGULAR PRICE

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LADIES' SHOES AND OXFORDS $16.00 and $15.00 Shoes and Oxfords, black or brown kid or suede.

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$14.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown or black kid or Suede. Efti Room Making Sale Uasii 13.00 Ladies' Shoes or Oxfords, brown or black kid. Q.fö ff uh Room Making Sale 3xja$ $12.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown

or black kid or patent. Room Making Sale

$11.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown orbhekkid. Room Male- Qf$ ffSft inp; Sle 0ww

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$10.00 Shoes or Oxfords, brown orbhekkid.. Room Mak- Cl ing Sale Ö Li BUi $9.00 Shoes or Oxfords, blade or brown kid. Room Mak- Qf f?q ing Sale XjßuXJÖ SS.03 Shoes or Oxfords, brown or black kid. Room Mak- QPJ gffi ing Sile Öa $7.00 Ladies' Shoes or Oxfords, black or brown Idd. (JCj Room Making Sale C'cJoÜ vir SG.00 Shoes or Oxfords, bl?.ck or

brown calf. Room

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$5.00 Shoes in black or brown calf. Room Making f; Sale 0JOi'

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