South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 285, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1921 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12, 1927

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

WHEN A WOMAN TELLS BY RUTH AGNES ABELING.

K.xto Am. nr.'! I j--srV-l

C .e;y r.rvr

friend, ar.d: I fXt thit !n th

Ufo I fac'.r.r, .'-. e w;!'. 1 Vp wmc

pro to to even thcusrh

fnr e rigour 'i:re i;i T.t, own f'itur wai un-

"It frlhtT.! rr. nt first, bf-aufe I d 1 1 n't know b'.:t wh.it something w.'i. urrlMy 'Aren?. Hut the instant I lorA.i , at h:; fio I caught what

lit was I kri'-.v he had com back."

VIM h t' M rr.p. Uf: ilia's vr.ic-- was tremMlnsr with'

!f affair in rnthT a nnvMle. I locked at my trunk. Tho 1 w"

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trr ani I couM .-o thero my fo!!l c'.cthir.. I derided th.at I fhonM s U Ahk? r.l. aftr t'itklr.-r with

T . : ,v !r diphtheria. j'mr.t:,,::. It v .a, Iiko her then, to 0 ! th raraty, , ovr, rtrd kn'-elinir on the floor at . . . 'and occasional : h-r hu ir.is feet, put h-er arm . .

In diphtheria tho tf mperature 03 to about 102 d. The pul5 b rapid, reaching 110 or 120. In ver ca.9 there Li profound poisoning cf the poneral ay.vtecn and pronounced illness of tho rntier.t. Ills face la pal or jsrraylsh. The breathing la disturbed and tho victim-? .trivo every evidence of riou sleVr.es:?. It i.i very common to have I araly.lrt as ono of th complications

diphtheria. Paralysis of the

Ms of the eyo muscles

ally paralyn!s of the

Unshaken Mrs. Burkett. of Hillsdale. Ind., Contends She Loaned Roosevelt $69.000.

her, makf some uartf my future. L.ÜT. nrau radian hr room.

"Iok! At the

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nronn l hin and look up into

fico in hfr lovely, beseeching way. until J." ki-----d her.

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entered

jh raid. wn r. d o w sa t John

Trfcap a little paler thin hr.een two d.iVÄ Vfrro, t.;:t 5

L:i.i--I.;.3 nr.. you II alway., and , dlschanr. Until a way., be tho Mine impetuous, lov- . recelvei tho chnd shs ab. r:rl. he mid I pc-nlly. j brt a h f And I knew that it time to j - '

An, had rr.iiin:,-

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and .. I nearel him h- h 1

hlrt hand. "I'm 50 gr'.ad to yci in this Tin shape," I aid f r.tino!'ift!r.-il,4y, for I kno.'.v that If ther wr.s one person !n tho world who !rfrvd to t hnppy, ho was John Air.'s. "Isn't it flnI I'm mor r'ad than anyone kno-wa to t.o hf,re r.raln," he mid. "It nil happ'nM o u.idT'y:" Ll?a exc!alm-d. "U'e were sitting hero by th window, nnd T wrw trying to Interest h!m In a f.'.ory, wlv'n Suddenly he rcaehed o-r an 1 fx k the hock from my hmd-i!

!tivo thom alnno together.

I v. er.t back to my room. Tom w.'iM be arriving in an hour or fo j

ar.d. though I felt furo ho could nif an nutb.in more to mo, I "wanted t-i b ok my best for hin 3at call. Ti( vv was a white drcsfl, a shim-

ri riTi white thincr. soft and cling- I

i.M'-r. whi'-li I knew he loved. I laid

heart are me

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any .ort of mer.ibrance, thero should

Yn an Immobil ate labor?.tory exam

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Tho employment of antitoxin has revolutionized the treatment of diphtheria. Tho earlier antitoxin i3 Klren tho better. If delaj-ed till the th!rd or fourth dny, it is of doubtful

value.

pra:.T rteam Inhalations and

tfwabbini? will promote comfort. The ! patient mu.t b 5r.1sta.ined "by nour-

', rln ti' no 'VffVc fro' !lrtlrMj- Th temlly doctor 11. , Rive the cential medical care. from slippers to frocc put on the very f:nf et of clothing I pos.-K-ssod. I

l'rt'rui ,!o"nrf 0r"b!1 j R0I IIAD REAL PACKAGE, Tom ame ui) to the first land-. BUT NOT MAIL BAGS

in, ;in 1 thre took both of my hand. in hi.. (To IW' Continued.) (Copyright. 19J1)

YOUR HEALTH i

r. o w and

Most di. n.i th4;,' are tinder.'tno'l havo liccn studied

rimmed in modern tinu A f w liave been known for hundr.-bs of yM.rs, but knowlodtfo nf (1 iplitiierli rurin away f.ak throuiTh ti.p a.rr'-s more than eitrhte-n hundred ye.trs. The d!.af wa? niertinn d in th" l'.abylonlan Talmud ar.d d aecurately dfcriT.ed In th firt century. riphtherla i4? a terrible d;- a?". I do not heit.ito to specie in the frankest trms of it ruvare rmd fata!itl"-rt, bcau' it i a preventable dl'a. One mny rften the Ftnry

I apt to her babv

TO:.::r0. O. Oct. 11. After receivlnq' a tip that a member of the Detroit postal robbery franp was passing through Toledo, city detec-

! tlves and postal inspectors rushed

to the union .station to capture the supposed bandit. "When they arrlv-

! ed they found the suspect, luggage

and all, perched peacefully on the baggage platform, the proud rrossessor of a capacity jacr. Giving his name n.q T5nh" C.nnnnt?Yiam TW-

.1 it irt Com- I . r , f . Kn-n r, Vila nnxbnt

I w . ; i , sau tui iititiu ill-

wrong?ide out to prove his innocence ct the pos-tal inspectors and the floor became floodo! with a rain of small coin3 ar.d crumpled one dollar bills. At the police, station, where he was taken he told tho turnkey he was a "moonshiner by trade" and opened his suit cae and produced evidence to piovo it in the form of

two quarts of raisin lack and a naif

per cent beer,

NTTW YORK. Oct. 11. Mrs. Hmma Richardson Uurkett of Hillsdale. Ind., Monday persisted In her declaration that during the 1912 convention in Chicago she lent

$69,000 to Theodore Roosevelt.

On trial for forging Col. Roosevelt's name to a note for that amount, Mrs. Burkett remained unshaken through hours of crossexamination by A? PL DLat. Att'y John T. Dooling. Replying to the prosecutor's questions, sho told cf takinp the money to Chicago after being requested to do co by Justice of the Teace Payton of Hillsdale, who had preceded her. She said the money had b-een bequeathed her by an uncle. At the Congress Hotel, she maintained, she met her distinguished client and in the presence of Payton and Charles J. Shumon. exchanged the money for a note dated June 21. Mrs. Burkett produced a number of receipts for interest at $4.000 a year, which che said she had been paid by Col. Roosovelt, and explained she had recovered the receipts from Sftunson.

be very much alarmed If;

hna a "fit

morly ( tll-d. Really snich a convulsion means no more than a chill. As It ProgrrsM-s. Tn the hrginnlng of diphtheria the throat is sure. Swallowing may be painful. Pretty s-oon thero are ratohr-s of membrane on the tonsil and rides of the throat. On the third or fourth day the entire surface of the throat may "bo covered with a prayifh, dirty-rolored mem

brane. Thi may be, thick and j intMp n?

I'-ath-ry. It elintrs to the tlssue.i I T) v v,i " i j

: im- .iiviit;.- t v, it j ii.-1 hihi was v. iiu.ii vri

POISONED CHICKENS, SAYS COURT VERDICT Srrlal to The News-Tines: ELKHART, Oct. 11. In the c!ty court Monday Frank Crull, who lives near Station 19. was fined $30 after being found gruilty of poisoning chickens owned by Mrs. Isr.ac Chan-

i dler, whoso place adjoln Crull's.

Crull filed an appeal to tho superior court. Mrs. Chandler's young daughter and Agnes Foreman, another young girl of tho neighborhood, testified that they saw Crull scatter a pall full of substance around a corn stalk cn his place. The Chandler chickens were at larg-e and they ato the stuff around the stalks. Within a few hours 12 dead chickens lay aboui tho Ptalk. The incident occurred last Monday. Crull, taking the witness stand in his own behalf, admitted that the chickens had been a source of annoyance to him but insisted that he had never poisoned them. He dedared he had scattered rat poison around his place and had notified the neighbors that he had done so. Mrs. Chandler decJired she had not been notified.

10 CENT SUNDAE RETURN IS ROSY POSSIBILITY MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 11. Possibility of the return of the ten cent ice cream sundae as well as lower prices for other dishes will be discussed at the annual convention of the National Association of Ice Cream Manrfacturers which opened a three-day session here Monday. Statistics compiled by the association show hat consumption of ice cream in the United States has Increased approximately 100,000,000 gallons sjnc-2 prohibition went Into effect.

of inevitable an-1 tmesrapable dis-underneath, and, if it I pulled off,'

cae, but when there has hern ,-,iven a Titans of protection a tri Inst its attack, we may frankly picturo the dancers of a piven condition. I am jrlad to pay thi as regards diphtheria, if for no other reeis-on than to driv you to the doctor for appropriate treatment to guard j ou from InfectionHow It Robins. In New York city there are .about 3 00,000 casrfl of diphtheria cvtry '01 inoo,- p-OTrnT otn jo mtm 000 one in every 10 die. This Is in dreaded harvest. Diphtheria u.sed to .be far more prevalent and fatal, but iLs present effect are ft ill so bad that tho mention of tho disea.o makes us tremble. Rcifor polng on with my story, let me repeat that tho "Schick tft" which I dccriTed in an earlier article revoalr tho f?uceptIblo perrons, and vaccination of "immunization" affords protection nfrainst tho disease. Diphtheria is 3ne of the most contagions of disease s. The virulence cf tho poison In fhown by the brief Ser1d of Incubation, tho ui"'ase appearing two or three days after exposure. It is all too common for those who care for patients s'.ck with diphtheria to take the disease. Osb.T pays: "Few diseases havo proved mre fatal to physicians ar.d nus,:,, Diphtheria bop-in with chilliness, etching or the back and 1. -g. and fever. In very young children a convulsion may !ho the first sii;n. It is not uncommon in any disca for a your.? ob.ild to have a convulsion when an older per.ui has a chill. This is a good thing to remember, because a youn mother

a bleeriinn. s"jrface is left. The temperature i.- not

. . h I Kr. eland and Wale havo 17,000

as in torsilltis. This helps to div- milM nr nrPt CIaM r01(IS' ana 1U''UU

tir,,,:ta, i. .,r t, ,i: :n.. u s"'-mm niw ru.ius.

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Smoot. republican, of Utah, member cf the f enate finance committee. Sen. Root's plan embodies a direct manufacturers and reducers' tax of three per cent. He proposed it aa a eubPtltute for the pending tax revision bill, and th- republican compromise, which la to replace it.

niRTiis. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eberdien. Granger. Ind.. daughter. Oct. S. Born to Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Summerf. Oct. 11. a boy.

$300,000 LOSS IN BURNING OF MILL VINCENNES. Ind., Oxt. II. nr destroyed the Atlas Flour mills and contenLs her lat !ari nigV.t with n lovs estimated at f 3Ö0.OCO. Th? bl.ai" waa discovered abrul 10 o'clock and was poon beyond control. The mills were owned by Flmer "W. Stout, vfce-pretslient of the Fletcher-American National bank., of Indianapolis and his brothers. Otville and John of Vinccnnes.

Chnrc r'Ar and fcr-'ard tirt or-Ci!onary.

URGES SALES TAX PLAN IN SENATE "WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. The sales tax as a basis for real and lastin? revifilon and simplification of the present cumbersome system of taxation imposed upon the American people, by the world war, was urged upon the senate today by Sen. Reed

221i S. Miehlen St.

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A Very Special Offering of

DATS

Bayer" on Genuine Aspirin say'"BayerM

Warning! Unless you see the i name "Bayer" on packages or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed hy phj-slcians for 21 years and proved safe by millions. Take AFpirin only as told In the Rayer package for Colds, Headache,

Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Esrache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. All drurglsts ell Bayer Tablets of Aeprin in handy tin boxes 6f 12, and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacidester of Salicyllcac'd. Adv.

Newest Fabrics Newe?t Mod"s

Si.oo $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $i.ooi.ooi.oQi.oai.oa-$i.oo $1.00 $1.00 si.ca

Hafjodorn tS Websfvr D13TDIDUTOÖS

21Ö-22 E.JZTFZTiSOH DEVD.

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Is It Normal?

Is It Rich? Is It Free of Waste Products? Is It Pure?

How the Test May Be Made.

In justice to yourt-elf and your loved ones you should know the truth about your blood for who knows at what time ho or she will be called upon to stand this test. Ask yourself these simple questions: Do I feel tired when I get jp !n tho morning? Am I all fagged out at night? Is my face pale and drawn? Uo I suffer with pains in my muscles and joints? Am I subject to any skin disease? Have I any pimples or boils? Xaturo Is warning you, if your answer to any of these questions Is "Yes." Nature now need help. ;She has done her best but Is failing. Listen to nature's warning. Tour blood Is your fountain oureo of energy therefore keep your blood rich and pure. Our greatest health asset if to have blood which ia pure and clean blood which is free of waste

For over 50 years, thousands and thousands of men and women have relied on R. S. S. to clear their blood of waste, products. S. S. S. will Improve the quality of your blood hy relieving you of the waste products which cause Impoverished blood aud its allied troubles skin disorders, rheumatism and a lowered vitality. The same qualities whih give S. S. S. Its beneficial effect In clearing your blood of waste products make it extremely desirable for keeping your blood in good condition. (let S. S. at your drucrgist. Beware of substitutes. "Write Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., D-717, S. S S. Laboratory. Atlanta, (Ii. for special medical advice (without charge). He is helping people every da'. Ask him to eend you Iiis illustrated booklet. "Facts Alout tlfo Wo!" free. S. S. 3. Is sold by all druggist s. A d V.

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"WeOuardYour Interests" Says Mr. Coff. E. Bean. No inferior coffee is permitted to enter our store. Only the best is on sale at the Coffee Ranch. And because our coffee is best, it is also the cheapest. Mid pleasures and palnces, Wherever you roam, You'll find no coffee quite so good As that right here at home. Our coffee is roasted fresh daily. Our Peanut Butter is made while you wait. THE COFFEE RAHGH 133 N. Michigan St.

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BOYS' 52.50 Sweaters SPECIAL

r.rs' warm Sweaters, in red. etc., ill wanted flzes; p.r'i.il at $1.0).

52 Aluminum WARE SPECIAL

Choice rerroldtors, Poliers. Routers. Donble Boiler an'l choice nt $1.00.

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$2.00 VlihSS APRONS SPECIAL

Women's fast color Coverall Aprons; cbocse from ginghtms and percalos, lights nd dark?, nt Jl no.

WUMfcN'S 2 hLANNEL GOWNS

Women's Fl.mnel Gowns: choose from pink and hlue stripes, all sizes, at only $1.00.

Children's 52 DRESSES

Size 6 to 14V2

Children a lrese?. cheo?e from many smart stybp, in prettv p!Ml jrlncham. nt Jl.oo.

WUMLIN'ä 2 CORSETS

SPECIAL

cmL.UKfc.rv: U. SUITS

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We will ret the tvhele tnvrn a-talklnp with this wondrfnl onp-day pale ef women's and m!?es' up to new Fall Suits, Croats and Dresses, rhoope from all up tf tie Tery minute In Ftyle, and a pood assortment In each at $10.00.

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Great Purchase And Sale Of $35

Stunning NEW FALL

Women's and ml?ses

snappy now Fall Pults ef finest all wool velours and trieotlnes: cnmc In plain and fur trimmed, in navy and hrnwn. nt

Special! Women's $55

FUR COÄ1

Woman's ar.d inisps , newest all fur TnatS AW I t of Kit Konoy. nl!y C 11 fll ilk llnod. well made: ? A? LrvUU -ave ?:;o and set one f R ' J - these tomorrow at.. L3

Women's $10.00 Serge

Wlipre else ran you ct new . I'all all wnrl Frpe l)reex C In South Hond at this low p pri'-e of $-"i.fx: ehooKf fro:n many styl5, in all i7f. at..

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.pp'-lil j-.il.' at only y GIRLS' $1.50 fi SUEDE TAMS . . 4) 5 4!'

REAJ.. 35c TURKISH

TOWELS

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O Tnrklrli Tuwels. In O P'aln white only; worth

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$1.00 CEDAR MOP

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ri-iiil.inat i':i S.il" of I rvdar Oll Mops an 1 oi!. I hnth for only $1.00,

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WOMEN'S 39c KNIT

BLOOMERS

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Women's fine pink Lnlt

liloomerf. In all wa-ited v si7.s: worth r'.'i' r -jru- . I. : . . . ....

0..r...-7 -n rQ SILK

GLOVES

I , . ,!. S:.f 1 "- JL Oion? froi.i ail wantedaj Fies, in ll?lit ;in'l larkLr: H irrer -up! other h'ido. VÄ

Every Suit Every Coat Every Frock Every Gown Every Skirt Evoy Blouse Every Petticoat

Circumstances may have prevented you from attending this sale earlier, but we urge you to come NOW. Daily arrivals of new merchandise have kept our stocks replete with the same values that have made this sale the unqualified success it has been.

Vie Frances Shop

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CASES

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tjy mnsun. ni ier J REAL 29c HUCK

o TOWELS rot for 9" Iln'k To.rrl:. rrd I with nf.it fJ?t rolor. red 1-ord-r. .it 4 f r 11. O

WOMEN'S S1.00 CREPE

BLOOMERS TWO FOR Worrier's fine spr IMoomers; choose from all waittd sizes. w-i! made; special at 2 for ?1

MEN'S $1.75 KHAKI OR

Work Pants Men's MjrrlrvaMe Khaki Pants, also Work Pants choose from all sizes, at ?1.C0.

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MEN'S REAL 35c

Dress HOSE

si i or Mpn fin? Drp IIno choo?e from all wantpf

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INFANTS' 50c RUBBER

PANTS AT r

TIIICKE IOR Infants' Kunhar Pants: rhnnp frn'n all wnntp!

sizos. r ralne at 3 for J i on

WOMEN'S 35c LISLE

HOSE AT MX TAIR. Women'n fr;e L!'e IToa, In sli Trnt"l !lZP?, black, cordovan A white, at 0 pair for $1.

VOMEN'S $2.00 FINE

SILK HOSE Hrr.ciAT. i Vomn'n line Si'.k Iloei" , in blick find all war.tp .

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15c "BEST YETTE"

HAIR NETS TtN FOR Fimm "natjrle" Hu

nan Hair N.n: rhoost

from all fha1"; ppeolsl nt V f r U)

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$2.O0 SCRIM OR LÄCE

CURTAINS

Snle of re?.l ?2.00 Scrim Curtain!" ; choose fro:r. white, cream or ecru, at ?1.0.

WOMEN'S $1.75 EMB.

BLOOMERS Women's fln Hlooniers. with rmhroiderei bottoms, all wanted lzes. well made at $100.

WOMEN'S UP TO $3.00

HAND BAGS Women's fin llicl Hap?; chifp from many ftyles. all wanted hade; epe1l "t $1.00.

WOMEN'S $2.00 MIDDY

BLOUSES V.'omT.'s Lsc MM 1 IlV.upps; eai.o?.'1 wltli red or olce cotlars. a!i u;inted ft?", at

BEST $1.75 TABIj"

SCARFS Ct.ooa froru JiT!t 10 d'"1' en In the lt, well malat 11.00.

CHILDREN'S 69c

BLOOMERS TIIKF.i; FOB flilllr-ra blak liloom prs; from w anted ut I a'.. at 3 for fl.W.

CHILDREN'S $2 VELVET

BONNETS AM) HAT. Chlldrea'9 Velvet r.-r. nets; chow frm 'I wantp-1 colors: a.f 1vrt HatP. neatly tri:::r. it t

WOMEN'S $2 MUr.f."?; Night Gowns sT

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Wompn's m'iMn 'I''. r.eitly emhrol 1'TPd. v.. madp; "pcr!il at rt.ly ?

$1.00 women's sil;;

Camisoles run roit Woman's f.räp !Ik f'jn i-T.lpj. !n pink or-ly, Lire tr!ran!d: ' lnl 2 for 1.rv

MEN'S ARROW Ii R

COLLARS

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WOMEN'S $2 FI '

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CHILDREN'S S9c

SUITS -

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$2.00 FLANNEL OR CREPE y

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WOMEN'S $1.00 DRESSING

SACQUES TWO IOR Wffin'd f.r.e Drp!-c ll?!.t and 'lark fire-:, i h'.tps. at 1 e.i.

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MEN'S $1.00 SILK HOSE 2 PAIR

i""h"rtsp from tlnrk und colors, at 2 pr. it 1 Oil

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