South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 34, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1921 — Page 5

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CAUTIONS MEH NOT TO FALL VICTIM OF MARRIAGE FRAUD lo. toffic r Solicitor L a m a r It'll of Sclwmr of Kfiituckv Woman.

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whi' h appear"! in aTolfdo. O., pub- ; ati'in in Novembur, 1319: "'Am. a lonely widow if C?. hv? ft f, fo-ir inch-.-. weight blu" "-'. brown haJr, affectionate, ea.sy to r t aloi.ir with. kind-heart'-d. a

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!'T .-i rv; 'rt corUinucs. "ronains at ! f-t or." fiL-K' rpr'Titation, ;irr'lir.t,' to th Mt.itTnTitr. of vrul of f h- oai r rit:7.'-t:M rf Clay, Ky., vho havo nown t!i: rf oraJ'-nt all .t Iiff an l vim say he is :tt leat JO :i,'.i;iil of 2? yurH old. "Wh.-n a rplj' 1 rccivc-l to hr rti ni'-nt.s aurl photon havj r. .t liar.''-(l, hho saifKe-st to her c orr "por.d n; that in orvicr to K t b-ttT irquaint'Mj thy out;ht to mt a. Home (l-slnatel pcint v hi'jl), in most ca.sfs, is sme poirit fjult di.xtant from hrr honi. and In Homo C't.'s' Fhe Is vf-n rlllinft to -'m to thi corT'-porjdnt'ö home provided, always, tho haid corrcEpor.dcnt will srnd hi r thr neevsary raüroad faro for horMlf and boy in r.i.sh, not railroad tirket. a.- she pr f rs to buy tho hT?f lf. Wh-n th morifv is r-f lvd by hr. f-ha writes that eh- has been taken sick and will come a soon a.n rhe Ret. we ll noucrh. AftT th lapse of son:f littl' timo sh alvi" h-r cor-r-pond nt that sh was forced to usi' some of thf m"n,y .nt her for railroad fan- to buy medicine, or for other allowed incidental purposes, and retjufsts a further rcmlttanco. la many ln.-'tmcvs sh is snrcvsvfnl in btainini; wich additional remittances, usually upon tlio pr'tenv of bein sick. Cvts Iälit IetMTH a Iny. "Thi irocrdure is carried on as far as either the pati'no orth llnancial r sources of her correspondent will permit; then she either

refuses to answer th ir Utters or, in so!m inNtancM, jf th'.-y ar too per'ist'nt in demandimr a reply .he

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th law ffr any man to snd a xir' money from one state to another?' TKIo ' 1......1I.. - i .

in? lurtb.T annoyanc-h- from such ;orrtspondnts j "It appears from the -videne In this that many of li-r victims o.T.e. to 'lay. Ky., in an effort to obtain a refund of their mony, I f) jut H M t I. t r..- I

ii rurii'jini .iJive tbf-se rail si b-oome that fh-, the yaid respondent, n-fusea tr an,- one at hr home. Sh will not come to the door to receive h r special delivery letters, but K.-nds her wn tn tlie postoffice with an order for

them. No doctor in the viclnltys:

nor any or tne nnbon, couid bo found who knew of her telnf? slrl: at any time within the last two years, nor ha she apparently bought any medicine at the local drutf tore.s. Neither does it appear that she has mad$ any refunds. "Tlie postmaster at Clay, Ky.. reports under date of Iec. 7, 1920, that thf respondent. under her nanvo of Bettio Stono and Tiettie Tenant, recclvel on an averaso from six to t-lht letters ier day, ard h. adds that he ha "put up for Iter an hlsh as Iß at one time. "I find." adds th solicitor, "this is a fcherne for obtaining money through the mails by means of fals? and fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises, and I therefor recommend that a fraud order be issued against the names set forth in the caption of this memorandum."

IURIS TAXES UPOX PIAOS AM) HOUSE SERl'AXTS BOOSTED

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PRGIIUT IW YORK jfT" MAN PRAISES TANLAC'I

John F. Hyatt, of Albany,! N. Y., Is Relieved of Se-! vere Attack of Rheuma- j tism of Many Years' Standing. ! "I aio r.ow yen.' ld and aia j Just K 'tin' rid of .. ir.-y.-ar ease of r h U u i a l i.-' l ! i tliat fiad Ine so erip-7d-d Ui I could v walk." s.iid .Ui'.i j l Hyatt, 227 l'a:i St., Albany, N. V., in relating his remarkable e-i perience with T inl.i'-, r-f cntl y. .Mr. j Hyatt was haiirn in of the committed in charge of huildint: ti;e Ail any j

ounty ourthou..- and was tour times e!e. t-d a member of th t'ounty Uo.ird of Supervisors. At juesnt Mr.. Hat. Is Assistant Superin

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Louse, with office In the hmhunp. "1 don't believe." he continued, "anybody 'uld have rheumatism any worse than I did. and my case wa'J of such Ion;r standing 1 didn't exjie' t to er pet. o-r it. I was unable to walk e.vept for a short, disariC!, uppoMtefl -with a .ojnc, and i n il ih-'u tb.e paiu-f tru'-k n:e every time I To.,;, .i -te;,. Mj ' k"-. hi' and arikbs h ilit Munetiiinu' awful and inv j'-.nts were stii'f unit achey. I couldn't i fi'.-s ny ! - without ha -irur to hft it up with my band-.-, and to turn o'.t c in o.-,!. v.i.y. tiie jiain nearly Killed me. "My appetite .:,s ,,pi(i the .-:t:ht of f..o,l n.i'iM'.ito! inc. My -'omach was n it f o; der. and I bfd a -p;--i--h. b'.-:v l'e. !it c all ti-.e rime. 1 u as v. c.ik, c?T weiclit and ciis.-our.tv'e.l o that :..oed like I niitrlit a.- ouit ;r.i to e-, er ?,ef We'.I. "1 hail ri iii Tai.i.o would r--1'eVi II I in -U 1 1 1 . ' -I i k"U 1 leuan takii.ir a ! sprint. I took It because I s.iv v. .her i! wnulil Lrive

a fellow a n ..ppeti'i-. We!'. ;r. 1 was! lie most savp; :se, J , n : jn ni I Mfe when tiie v ! , i l j r. . a t i -ait.s '.e- ! ;ran ' e e :. ;.o; se-n bot-j tbs i:: a:-.-!. if a fa- t. I didn't

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have an aeho abut me, was rating line and simply felt like I had been mai nver arain. "I have been in th? Le.st of lu-altli ever sine, with only a slight twinge of rheumatism at intervals. I do not need my cane nnff, but as I had been unable to walk without it for f?everal years. I uot Into the habit of carryinc: it and so still take it alotijr. I am iijiiyiri lit'.- and health once more a till ran conscientiously recommend Tanlac as the greatest medicine I have ever run across in all my experience." Tanlac is sold in South Ik-nd at the Central Drujr Store, IublJc Drue Stur. I-tndon's I'harmacy and Wet-ti.-k's Cut Kate Drufr Store and in Mishawaka at the Kcd Crus.' Pharmacy. Adv.

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been authorized to collect hipher taxes on pianos and domestic t-er-vanLs. Kor the iri11ege of bcln? manac! by an autocratic cook or a diplomatic maid, Parisian fanJliew will now havf to pay 4 0 franco a year, if the servants i.rc men the amount is doubled. A siidint: scale of 4 0 fiar.es for n woman serar.t to 200 francs for Jive of them and from 0 to i-0 francs for men Servants h provided for in th pin. No provision is made for families having more than r.vo servants, th lawmaker pridably hobllr: this to be sufficient ta. on the family's patience. Tutors and Kovernesse.s are asesed 10U francs each.

The tax on planes from .'J to francs, cal piano Will vest it-s highest sum.

prouchlnr b. called Mitso to his bedsid- and cav him a small cold cross wh:ch the klnf,- had w.rn all his life. After the kind's d ath. Mitso Ij'-camt. incor.sol able. The other niKht while contemplating a photograph of the kini:. he shot

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CHAUFFEUR GRIEVES OVER ALEXANDER'S DEATH; EiSDS LIFE

ATimXS. Keh. 2 Tiie late Kim,' Al' xatjder's liauffeur, Mitso Iimitriades. has committed Mukide from prief over the rieath of the kins, which, it will b recalled, wad the result of a monkey bite. Mitso w;vs KinfT Alexindern inseparable companion on all his automobib rides and motorinpr was the kind's fad. Alexander was. perhaps, the most affable sovereign in Kurope and had a tub-nt of making" evcrj'b)dy feel at home. He was always very kind to ail the members of his hous' hold, but heemed nvire strongly attached to Mits) than to any of "the cithers. When Alexander felt death np-

Mustcrole Works Without the Blister Easier, Quicker There's no rcr.se in rr.bting a nesr of austzri. Hour tr.d water when yov. caa easily relieve pain, ccreness cr stiffness with a ZitUe dean, white Mustorole Masterole i3 inad3 cf pure oil c. mustard and ether helpful ingredient:, comb in rd in the form of the preset: '. white ointment. It tahes the place 01 mustard plastera, zr.d will net blister. Musterole usually fjives prompt reliei from sore threat, bronchitis, tonsüitis croup, stiil neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, consestion, pleurisy.rheuma tism, lumbago, pains and aches of thr back or joints, sprains, sore muscles bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds o: the chest (it often prevents pneumonia) 35c and 63c jars; hospital size i3.Cv

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court attendants Mrs. Ix-ui. Peete. on trial for her life on a chare f l-avins murderev! Jacob C lt:.tor.. may be called to the witne; stand this week possibly tomorrow to till her version of what happened at the Denton home. No positiv admission was made from the ofhee of Public Defender Asrelor that he wa? to ask Mrs. Peeto to testify, but it was the General impression of thoe who ha e followed the trial closely that In order to satisfy the jurors on many Important points, her evidence wou-d be rtn'irdd as itä' to hr case. It was the expectation that tb.e state would conclude Its evidi nee today. If Mrs. Peete dors take the stand, it is the belief that she will stick to the story of the mysterious "Spanish woman." arid try to pivo the impression th.it if different construction could be put on her mn statements it is because- she has been

bounded and unnerved hy ib t" : lives employed by th-? state.

himsflf. A wreath sent by Madame Manos. Kin Alexander" widow, was one of the lbral offerings at his func ral.

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We will fight it out along these lines with the public behind us, whether it makes every other merchant in the city fighting mad or not. We have started something and we are going to see it through. Two days ago that big poster of ours, "OUT OF THE RUT," dropped like a bomb. . It sizzled straight on to a big army of people. It was plain truth, and we had the facts to back up every word of it. We did not beat around the bush, but ripped the lid off of South Bend's merchandising methods and let everyone look. It was not a criticism of any local merchants but of the merchandising system. We did not then and we do not now pose as public benefactors. We are seeking no halo. That frank statement meant as much t us as it did to the people of South Bend. - - - ... v - On every hand we have been complimented thanked! New friends by the hundreds have come. We knew this would happen. We knew that any person who took the time to read and understand it would quickly take advantage of the common sense methods that we are using. We have the greatest and best quality merchandise in South Bend, and nothing will stand in our wav to make this the most talked of sale that has ever been c held in this vicinity. Every article in our immense stock will be sold to you on an absolute guarantee of satisfaction. It will be sold to you with the understanding that if it is not as represented, we will p-ladlv exchange or refund your money on any purchase made. . Our 15 years of doing business in South Bend has given us a reputation that we are proud of, and we intend to still maintain this, even though we have been compelled to drop a bomb on the merchandising situation to show you that we do business only one way, and that is always playing a square game with the public.

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