South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1921 — Page 16

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 192 T

SHE CAE NEAR ' hek problems

By Annelte Bradshaw

GIVING UP HOPE

Evansville Woman, After Suffering Fifteen Years, Is Restored to Perfect Health.

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INVOKES HEW LAW AGAINST 'BLUE SKY;

Pro?. Jellison Charge? Oil Company Violates State Statute Here.

"Whft-t Is termed by Tros. Floyd O. JoIion tho forerunner of a number of criminal prosecutions for violation of th" Indiana securities Law hna been started in circuit court with tho filing of an affidavit asrnlnst A. Echoenb-rp. J. üomera and A. Upsey, li-irtleiTvillrt, Okla., officers end nsrent of the Thre-o lnk Oil & Ga Development Co., of that city. Stephen and Helen Swltal.skl. Lincoln way AV., proprietor of a bakery, ftn the c -mrlalnini; wit-re-v. The defendants arc- alleged to have .)!. the. KwitaUkls' 160 fharea of stock in the development company at J 10 per sharo when the corporation wna not registered with tho perretary of tate and the salesmen did not hold certificates to .eil the stock. ThLs i.s in direct contradiction to the provision the ecurities law, the prosecutor claims. The affidavits filed in circuit court Thursday were prepared by Deputy Alador Hamborski. I'ros. Jellison Mid that a number of inquiries would be instituted this summer and fall to take the sky out of the "blue d;y" promotion schemes which, he i-aid. during the i-ast year and since the time thr HatH provided protection for 'a citizens, has cot Investors h-avily. "llijthle.- stock pairs-men who h.av f'.t -1 South Kend people out ef thousands of dollars will be prosecuted if this department can obtain evidence" s.ild Mr. Jellison Thursday "The information either will be laid before the grand Jury in the fall or, If the violations continue, affidavits will be filbd as rapidly as evidence can be obtained. "It is no longer necessary for Indiana folk to suffer at the hands of stuck manipulators and promoters. The state offers ample protection throuiji tin new .securities law, and it 1 th-- purpose of this department

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these worthless schemes as possible.' As yet the three a prent and effi

crs of the Three Inks Oil Ac Dcvcl- i opment Co.. havo not been arretted, Sheriff L,. H. Duck today wirtd ' Banleviile. asking the sheriff of that j city to arrest them until a warrant

can o .ra and, n necessary, ex tradition procured.

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filUVWG INTO A NEW HOME AT YOUR PRESENT ADDRESS

Sounds Funny - We Admit But Its Possible You Never Thought It Could Be Done.

You delight in occasional charges in your surroundings. It gives you the feeling of a new lease on life. A new home, new furniture, etc., arc .xpensive, but you can move "Newness" into your present home. Itcanbetrar.5 erred Into a source of delight-'a nev f.hsse, new furniture, new walls, fVa, cic all new except the cost.

It can easily be done with WW.ta

SILK HOSi:, 8.'c PAIR 200 pairs of Silk Thread and Fitre Silk Hose In black, white and grey. Oliver Style Shop, 103 X. Main st.

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DID HE NEED HELP CR SHE NEED A WITNESS? RUTH Ah, May's wedding Invitations at last! What a tribute to herl You sec, when Jacl proposing, May's father walked into the room and Jack stopped. But May asked, "What were saying, Jack? ' Think of her presence of mind!

STAMP MAY BOOST DUNES OF INDIANA

Special to The News-Times: WASHINGTON, July 7. Rep. A. J. Hickey today introduced a bill providing for a "Visit the Dunes. Michipran City." cancelling Htanp to

bo used by the postoffice.

Michigan City. Ind.

MANY INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT NEW YORK. July 7. Fifty-two persona were Injured, two of them

perhaps fatally, when a eight-seeing bus skidded and overturned early today near Coney Island. Twentyseven women numbered among the passenger sui'fc.-ed shocks and hysteria. Th3 accident occurred when the bus chauffeur, John Callahan, made a sharp turn to avoid collision with a touring car.

MAY REWARD MAN WHO SAVED GIRL

NIAGARA FAIA.S. X. Y.. July 7. A movement has been started to obtain Carnepie medals and priz-s j for Dousrla Moodle and Fred Smith, "both of th'.s city, who officials cf the j Niagara State Reservation cred.it with rescuing Mrs. Joseph Ilaines from the river 1 G feet above the i brink of the American falls. Moodi.-

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I'llliMM'S AT Sl.i). It':' bten a long time since MIk underwear has been offered at the prices tb.e Oliver Style Shop, 103 N. Main .--t. announces. At $1.1'.' temerrew we h.ive selected frwni our regular stk. slib.tly Foile-l hand s m e cl;e!:"i!ses cf crepe de chine, In fbsh only. Con-.e early.

Edwards Iron Works GITT OUR TRICE Reinforcing. Channels, I Roams, Angles. liArn. 2101 S. MAIN ST. ::.372j

For the Summer Camp! TENTS Camp Stoe., Camp Outfit, Camp Chairs Camp Cots South Bend Awning Co.

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i Samuel C Lontz & Sons

The Home of KIct3 K.vt E&t Colfax Arcnua

PRESIDENT HARDING in a recent address declared that "one of the greatest economic problems, if not the greatest, is distribution. There can be no doubt of the position of the good roads movement in the solution of the problem. I believe that Federal and State Governments must not only create good roads but they must insist upon the maintenance of good roads. A good road gone wrong is a streak of memorial to neglect and waste. The roads we build must be built for use in the distribution of products rather than for merely pleasure riding. Wc must foster the use of motor trucks." The expression of the chief executive of our nation is but a confirmation of the experiences of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) in the conduct of its business. The problems of distribution are of paramount importance and in effecting this distribution, good roads are a primary essential. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana)has in operation more than 4000 motor trucks engaged in distributing gasoline, kerosene and lubricating oils to ultimate consumers in 11 Middle Western States. It is the business of this department to attempt to furnish Standard Oil products to whoever may require them, wherever he may live. To supplement the tank wagon, the. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) maintains a network of service stations, located on the main traveled highways, every few miles in the country and every few blocks in the city. Through its highly specialized organization, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) manufactures from crude petroleum the three factors necessary to a solution of the problems of distribution. Stanolind Paving Asphalt for good roads enduring roads. Red Crown, the high-grade gasoline, for power tremendous power. Polarine, the perfect motor oil, for lubrication correct lubrication. In the manufacture of these products, the Company has set as a measure of value, specifications which it believes insure the user the utmost of service at a minimum of expense. Its products are made to exact standards, and these standards are based upon a careful, exhaustive study of the conditions under which they will be used. All are uniform in quality and go to the consumer with the Company's guarantee that they are exactly as represented. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.

CHRISTIANA TAVERfi Among the Lakes An Meal flm-clas summer report, in rrlineval woods on one of four beautiful cccnectinc lakes near Adair sville, Mich, must Inviting In Soutlcm Miclil?.in for health, rest and comfort, (iood read! Tine fishing, boailusr and bathing. Tennis, croquet and suinKs. Hest of cooklnp. Open June 15. Write fnr Plus, trated circular and rates. C. Ii CuNI.EY, Edwardsburgr. Mich.. R. 1. AdT

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Hafcdorn & Webster DISTRIBUTORS 216-2Z E. Jefferson bevd.

Union Truat Company

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pested as u is dosrlrtlf'. Tnre ar ! i.;any lo-al names for t., araite, nti for illustration, proun-1 I'.osten thv af ' called Tilrhos." from H.iltimor Ar.n.s 1 name "ManojnnT Vint." in New York ' tlev are 5tr;.-rl as "KM Cn.it." and sc! ! Pittsburg1 tty are eallM '"iv-v I-v:s." : bi Cincinnati and te s.- itl! Nir.t , Kider," in St. Ixmis and Chi. ag d:s- ' trirt Trimeon Hamblfr,". h errat Mt "I'dcrlms." iLc oil sivirg. "ti. ' tedNuc Lis no teth, but tU-y get there Just tie hau:," is cerre-t. Ii.str.d cf t-th thy poisss a piorcing and s-.r k- : line bak to draw and rob you cf tout Mood for tfcelr own body. F-Mhugs. no natter iLat you may rail Item, or wher ttey rsmp fro-n, f- !on fcas fonn-1 a way to'ril them If Vo-i w ill u- faithfully U. t.eu- chmbn'l IVskv DeTils Qultus "P. I. Q." a pi-k'-are makes on quart, enougn to kid a DiillioQ bdt-ngs, roarhs, rl.'ss, ants or ; rootle, and their f pgs as well. P. I. q. will not injur bedding, nod earh r.v kage contains a patent sprout t i rrnM1 you to pet tfcen in the fcard-to-gf-at-pln-f. Imposstide for I'eskv Ievils t exit whfre I. I. Q. is ud. S-d 1 by An-.eri'-an dr-ig store. Central drug store, S-uth Pen i ; p.rd (.-os Phirnin-'.v. Mihawaka; Opera A. FrTjs dru store, Klkhart. ,v

Our New Telephone Two Trunk Lines Main 302 ARTIFICIAL ICE COr

Union Shoe

Company 223 So. Michigan Sr.

S. D. Moran & Son

Capital 50.00n.m.

TERMS

made to suit your present day Income. Fayments pmall and due monthly, quarterly, or as sulta your pay day. Lowest interest rate. An old reliable company witi a record cf sixteen years of satisfactory fcervice. Main 1748. State Loan Co. Established UK15 Fulta S. Merchants llank Dldr. S31 S. .Mlchltun Open 8 to :X0

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Popular Excursion

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Want Ads

$1.00 Including War Tax ToMichigan City And Return. 50c Including War Tax Hudson Lake

Lake Park And Return. Sunday, July 10, '21 Good on All Trains. For information call C. L. S. & S. B. Ticket Agent.

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SinaBison-Lee7s Juaiy Furniture Sa

Greatest in point of values greatest in point of the numbers of people taking advantage of it greatest in total amount of sales made this July Furniture Sale of ours is proving to be the greatest in years.

Fibre Reed Furniture

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All Fibre Reed Furniture at a big discount. For instance Very comfortable Fibre Reed Rocker high back $7.75 Fibre Reed Davenport 6 ft. long three loose cushions, covered in tapestry spring seat $6900 Rocker and Chair to match Davenport, each $18.75

Breakfast Table 42x44 inch drop leaf Breakfast Talkie in golden oak finish. . . .$15.00

Rugs Included in This Sale 4.6x7.6 Grass Rugs $6.75 6 x9 Grass Rugs $8.50 All Fibre Rug extri heavy an ideal bedroom rug. SxlO $17.50 9x12 $19.50 Axminster and Velvet Rugs at reduced prices.

The response to the sale proves that the SwansonLee store enjoys the full confidence of the people of South Bend, and from the following offers, deservedly so.

Special Purchase of Cedar Chests Weh ave purchased at an exceedingly low price, a lot of Cedar Chests from a local manufacturer. These Chests are just what is needed for protection from moths and dirt; the ideal receptacle to store your winter furs and finery.

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Laural Stoves and Ranges

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and well known make of stoves and included in this sale you will find:

Mahogany four tique brown

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Cast Iron and broilerrange for . ,

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high oven

Panel Wood Bed in American walnut finish

$38.50

Cast Iron Combine iion Range

$85.00

$15.00 28-piece set White Enamel Kitchen-

ware. 1 nis set consists or the most

practical and every day used articles and bought singly would cost over $25. We are making this our sale special set complete $15.00 1 3-piece Aluminum Set .... $15.00 42-piece Dinner Set decorated china ware $9.00

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elty design including springs

2-inch square tube metal bed;

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$29.00

2 '4-inch metal Bed Vernis Martin mts:he.a:T. $19.75

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