South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 319, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 November 1921 — Page 7

TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1921

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THIEVES VISIT HOMES IN CITY

Crime Epidemic Increases Lock Up Houses is Police Warning.

A rurrTC of the orcy of h' us-brr '.akin? .t.? l.urK'.nry. which i: :-. til recently ha riven th p.IIror.) for a lam. his m itfe it- : f"',( evMnt "with 'lvfj'opmonts of "Ivrk y.ur d"ors ani windows: or. having your horno," a as the w.irnlr. ? c;v-n o South TU-n .1 ritiit r. Mer. iay by Chf of Police r!r K.;n, who frankly .ilrnltte-i i ,t was his belief that th City 1 fae j tr f.j-r with a rrir.,- wave, Th rhi'-f !". ive this "hWly ilu to th- advr-nt of r.M-r weather' h ishtr-nc .-1 hy the unemployment f'.ru ition. -ne rally eriti'-il all over ; th" .! n try. Dur.nc the pus! f w ilay. where; In many ras", people hal 1 f t their j homes over the triple holiliy. ther j w. a total of six roM-ri report- 1

to the police. Invest!?. ttinn sho-.vej fit additional r.umb r of houses I:.iv- had thir windows and door? t.irt.pered with, and probiMe rn-tranr-obtained durin? this time. lUMuYiiC r.nti-n-l. in addition to h- roM.ry of the riulip f;oetz h"me, 21 j W. Madison hi. il" Sunday af : rn ui. when in

containing a Swiss movement, from'

I the Ted NJr.ir homr at 5 1 S S. St. ! Joseph m . Sunday ni?ht. The other j report did not mention more than ' i a rans-ickin?" of the respective

premies hut nothin? of value had been 5.olen.

Arcordln? to the chief of polir.

resident;- should take proper care, in fastening windows and doors.! thus eliminating the temptation for prowler.- tr rar.ack pr'-mis. Too ften. the chief add'd. an unlork-d i window or unlache-l drfr provides! an f-'i.sy ruethod of entry for th'

P'.-iiy m"i, wne-r is jroper vi;.;'Uiri!s would eliminate this depri-

CONGRESS PLANS 'NAVAL HOLIDAY'

limine Will Check Appropriations During; Time of the Arms Conference.

BRITISH CABINET DRAFTS NEW NOTE I,o.VLx. Niv. 14. The British, cabim-t was expected today to draft it-; reply to Ulster's counter prorosals for a settlement of the Iri3h probk-m. The reply, it wn.s b-liev(d. would op'-n the way for further correspondence. That the I'L-'teritos stand, as pres r.t.ed in a communication from Sir Jjtn. Craic to Premier Iloyd (Ior?e, would be u n acceptable was t u illy admitted in seml-oMlejal cirri M It was understood to d( mr.nd complete surrender of Sinn Fein prin'd pies.

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(J'-etz. an Intruder ransacked the l.iu' and obtained 5Ö5 from her pur-- , two oth r re.--i'i-nf s of the Imrnedi ite irjnity wer- made vichi:n of hou- burglaries

Two other h(ni-.s. I k ated in oth- i

rr p. iris of the rity w r- broken in-

t- accordin? to report-? m:v

p 'l ev. IiurRlars ent'T-d the 1k (. K. Häuser. 511 V

ft.. Frhlay afternoon

WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD SHIPS

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Nov. 14. The will t:o ahead

I biiildin? warships until the word

conns from international arms conference to -top. Sec'y I)nby declared todaV.

WASHIN.TON. Nov. 14. Con-j r-i will declare a "naval holiday"! until the arms parley ends in .suerrsj or failure, leaders of both houses said today. During that time, no appropriation of any s' rt for America' .. a ; forces will made, as another evidence of America's sincrre deiro for; arms limitation. T'-ot a dollar will t.- allowed by the hou.-" appropriations committee.! for any naval purpose, d?pite- the) fact that the annual estimates fori i the sea forces are scheduled to ! rt ach cc nprss early next month and ' a r ijucst for a deficiency appropria-j

tlon of $2T,öO') 000 is before the com-mitt-?. Hep. Keley. Mihian. ia charge of naval appropriations, said. The .senate can pas.s no appropriation bill, unless it is first approved by the house, but Kelley said senate K-ad rs ar thoroughly in accord with th.e house plan. P.efore th- American naval reduction plan was revealed, the navy d-p.artment, it was learned today, had planned to a-sk congress for an appropriation of approximately $105.000.000 for the next fiscal year, heirinnlnir July 1. 1922. The appropriation for the present year is $ 4 1 4."( K.0(t exclusive of the $27.r.'to.ooa additional recently asked.

HOLD 20 FOR FAILURE

' TO LABEL MATTRESSES j I.VPIANAI-OLJS. Nov. 14. The j Marlon county grand Jury Monday I returned 20 Indictments charjrfns j failure to label mattresses afralnst j IndiarjapolL furniture utorw and other perRons. Twenty-neve-n indiet- , ments wer return-! "by the jrnnd 'Jury, the other belnp for grand larceny, robbery and criminal asöiult. j Th law requires that a label shall be attached to each mattress 'on sale. s ttir.fr out the weight ad the materials with which the mattrtss i& fillMj and the name. of the ; manufacturer. Th 20 indictment? ; returned charpre that this provision of the law violated.

IRENE TO WALTZ, LONG SKIRTS, TOO NFAV YORK. Nov. 14 Irene C.i:Ie, declarlnsr the ehlmrry and all Its relatives should be outlawed, announced she was jroln? to "como back" and popularize the waltz. Sho

lance n Ion Flcirts too.

NORTH LIBERTY J. l Price and M- L. Clark made a business trip to Kokomo. Alexandria. Oxford and other points in the ;a? l.it week. M!w Cecile Johnson ir reported ill of diptheria.

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on huiness. Mr. and M-. Arthur MrKrsr, are the proud parents of a daughter, lorn Nov. 11. Ray "Whltmcr is ill with pneumonia. Claud Stull and family of Wilkerton. visite-1 P. F. Fr 1 car and family. Sunday. Charles Furry and family of Wilkerton. and Mrs. Maude rr-pp Wc b! cf Goshen, were Sir liy frifrts at the homo of C. ('. Wr-lf. Ired N-' -11 hi.s household roods at public auetinn last Saturday and cor.templatr. coir.t: to New

Mexico, after a hr'.ef vilt

car. City, and Chicago.

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livery fiction that has over bill Ftror.tr hold rn human blief thr mistaken imnce of some re-t truth. Martineau.

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IF BACK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS

lilt Im-hh Meat If Kidneys IYrl Like 1tN.ad r IJladdcr IlotluTS.

Most folk forget that the kidneys, like the bowela. pet slu?lih and clogged and need a flushing occasionally, ele we have backache and dull misery In the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorder?. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug tftore here, take a tablespoonful in a

Th- estimate no doubt will be held

! glass of water before breakfast for a

Th:s was penby's reply to the; few days and your kidneys will then

sutrtrestion made in congress and ej.-where that the navy follow upj

le to theltlif -Tnf'ricrin propoil for nuspen-j

i -:n o: ounumg programs by at once 1 flapping work on the 1 1 r, war1 .wiiit) i rogram.

LONi: IIANDIT fiiriN $10 jt Ane. ThL? famous salts la made !viiiMthf'y vnv- ii v Inno I from the acid of grapes and lemon

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band.t oltained $40 wh-n he held cumuuieu wain mu.a, aim s up Lowry Torney in the general store j harmless to flush clogged kidneys of S -h. rer and To-mev at University j and simulate them to normal actlv-Il-ights Monday. After taking Hi j It also neutralizes the acids in 1 14 J I -i a

from a hc, the man forced Torney me urine mi it mi ivn

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 I. W. i 1 .1 K 1 1 ( I IH IK. iM.-ion Fories. former govern-' You'll like "Hoosb r" S.veet Cider. it general of th-1 Philippines and It's belter; it's different. Made of :i!-rnber of the com.rn ission hejjfl- j hand picked apples, filtered three 1 by Mai. Gen. Ixonard Wood. ! times. Delivered right to your

conducting an in- home in on.- gallon containers or

ilippines' affairs i 15 gallon parafllne lined casks. Orreport to Pres't j der Home for your cellar immedi-

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Jad Salts is harole; inexpensive: makes a delightful lithia-water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidneys cUan, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local drugücLst says he pells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble. Adv't.

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Only a few more days! If the number of cedar chests sold Saturday the opening day of our Cedar Chest Club means anything, this Christmas is going to be a big one. Through this club plan you can select any cedar chest you may want and make the first payment of

Your Cedar Chest is delivered at once, or, if you wish we will hold it until Christmas Eve. You can then pay the balance in small amounts each week. The advantage of this plan is that you get your choice of one hundred Acme Cedar Chests one of each kind that the factory makes. Don't put this off another day, as this big stock is bound to be picked over" and you will be forced to take what is left. You can get a dandy cedar chest here as low as $i 2.85. Join This Cedar Chest Club NOW Have It Delivered Christmas Week

Greatest Roaster Special For Wednesday Only

Tomorrow morning, promptly at 9 o'clock, you are offered a perfect oval porcelain roaster. This roaster will easily hold a large turkey and will leave room enough for potatoes. No corners no seams or crevices to catch the grease. The indented concave cover makes it self-basting as the steam goes to the top, condenses and falls over your roast, basting it. This roaster regularly sells from $3.50 to $4 most anywhere. No Telephone Orders Only One to a Customer

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An event of unusual importance to the housewife. We are offering in this sale specially selected merchandise devoted to the brightening of the home's appointments. The economies afforded are worth investigation. Just now is a most advantageous time to make selection for the home's winter needs.

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Porcelain Dinner Sets specially priced at this sale 32 piece DInnnr Set containing thi essential pieces for serving six people the pattern is a gold stamp border decoration. Complete set, $3.95. 32-piece Dinner Set in the popular blue bird decoration, but on fine quality porcelain. Complete set, $5.95. 32-piece Dinner Set in a medallion pattern, with blue edge a neat, attractice decoration. Complete set, $6.95. Other 32-piece sets, from open stock decorations. Specially priced at $8.45. $11.50. ,$12.00, $13.00 and $15.00. 78- piece Dinner Set for serving twelve people; a fine quality of porcelainconventional design on a most attractive shape. Complete set, $1 7.95. 79- piece Dinner Set in a pink rose floral design a decoration that is distinctive. Complete set, $24.95. 79-piece Dinner Set in a pink and green border decoration. Complete set, $28.75. 78-piece Dinner Set in the famous Johnson Bros. English porcelain coin gold band treatment with mat gold handles. Complete set, $44.75. See this Special Display Scord Floor.

Real China Dinner Sets at prices which represent outstanding values

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32-piece Dinner Set in the Syracuse

oke pattern. Complete set, $15.00. 79-piece Dinner Set for serving twelve people, in a pretty Syracuse China border decoration complete set, $39.75. 87-piece Dinner Set in Nippon China a most attractive festoci border decoration. Complete set, $48. 78- piece Dinner Set in French China a striking border design. Complete set, $85.00. 79- piece Dinner Set in Syracuse China the new Fusan pattern. Complete set, $85.00. 78-piece Dinner Set in genuine Haviland China a new pattern, in a yellow and black border design. Just received. Complete set, $96.50. Other Haviland China Dinner Sets which have just arrived from France priced at $118, $157, $212.50. Most of our patterns are also sold in open stock which enables you to replenish or fill in a set. Dinr.erware Department Second Floor.

Glassware for the Thanksgiving table. Much under priced at this sale

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Table Tumblers of best crystal glass, decorated with a grape and vine design. 100 dozen in the sale. Special 50c, set of six. Table Tumblers of cut glass neat daisy cut flower and vine. Special, $1.50, set of six.

Water Set in cut glass tall tankard thaped pitcher with six tumblers. Special, $2.95 per set. Water Set in elaborate cutting graceful shape, 3

pint pitcher with six tumblers. Special, $4.95 per set. Water Goblets thin blown, in a cut grape- and vine design, as shown. Special, $2.95, set of six. Dessert Glasses for serving ice cream or chopped fruit tall stem grape cutting,, as shown. Special, $2.95, set of 6.

Cider Set in cut glass consist j of tall covered pitcher and six tall tumblers with glass sippers. Special, $4.95, complete set. Grape Juice Set in cut design pitch

er and six glasses. Special, $2.45, com plete set.

Water Goblets as shown in a wide coin gold band treatment. Special, $5.00, set of six. Dessert Glasses as shown in a wide coin gold band treatment. Special, $5.00,

set of six.

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Silverware and Table Accessories which will enhance the Thanksgiving spread

Sheffield Silver Gravy Boat and Tray. Special, $9.50. Sheffield Silver Meat Platter 1 7-in. size. Special. $12.00. Sheffield Silver Sandwich Tray pierced border design. Special $2.95 Sheffield Silver Round Covered Dish. Cover can be used as a separate dish. Special, $7.95. Sheffield Silver Handled Relish Dish, with three ccmpartmcnt glas3 liner. Special, $6.45. Pie Dish, a Pyrex jlass pie dish, in a nickel plated frame. Special, $2.95. Casserole or Baking Dish, in Pyrex glass, mounted in a nickel plated frame; 7-inch size. Special, $3.45.

Sheffield Silver Covered Vegetable Dish Lock handle. Cover can also be used as separate dish. Special, $12.00. Sheffield Silver Bread or Roll Tray beautifully pierced. Special, $3.95. Sheffield Silver Water Pitcher. Special, $5.95.

Casscole Pyrex glass, in 8-inch nick el plated frame. Special, $3.95. Carving Sets at Special Prices 2-piece Game or Steak Set. Special, $1.4d. 2-picce Roast Carving Set. Special, $1.95.

3-piece with steel.

Carving Set, Special, $2.95.

The things one needs in the kitchen to prepare the ThanksgivingPinner are to be found in our Housewares Dept. Many are underpriced during this sale.

Pyrex Glass Cooking Set consists of: 1 1 -quart round Casserole. 1 Cake or Bread Baker 1 Utility Dish. 1 Pie Plate. 1 Nickel plated Holder

tor Casserole. Set complete, $5.

Lisk Roasters in gray enamel, with trays $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50; in turquoise enamel $5.00. $5.50 and $6.00.

Savory Self Basting Roaster in blue enamel on steel. I 6-lb. size pecial, $2.95. Other Savory Roasters, at $1.15, $2.25, $2.75. $4.00.

Universal Bread Maker 8 loaf sizez. $4.50; 4

loaf size. $3.50. Universal Cake Mixers, two sizes, at t$3.50 and $4.50. Universal or Griswold

Fcod Choppers, 3 sizes at

Genuine "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Roasters, 3 sizes. Specially priced at $4.85, $6.45 and $7.45. "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Double Boiler, 2 quart size, at $2.45.

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Lemon Pie Set consists of 1 -sided Pyrex Pie Plate, 1 Lemon Reamer, 1 Glass Lemon Knife, 1 Lipped Measuring Cup. Complete set, $1.65.

'Mirro"' Aluminum Percolator, Colonial patern. Spe

cial, $ 1 .95. , Imported Aluminum Tea Kettles, Colonial pattern, with cast aluminum handles. 3 sizes, at $1.95. $2.45. $2.95.

White Japanned Pantry Boxes 3 tizes at $1.50, $ 1 . 75, $2.00.

Universal Aluminum Percolator, as shown. 9 cup size. Special $5.9). Aluminum Roaster, with tray, as shown, exceptional value at, special, $5.45.

George H. Wheelock & Company

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