South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 19, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 January 1922 — Page 7

THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

The STEP on the STAIRS

2o n.a't'-r tr. oeralon. you rrfs ir' t-' ha the i ich: f'ov.er? if ;h'V inii;f fr'im lie' hlT's. Main J", rycletnan riant Fnday nnd Saturday only. Huy at GreenI 5 . 1 ltf ! Iifayefte.

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nrGrx here toi.y Th report of a rvolvr. fo!IowM by h u rry. n tr footst on th stairs. Infrrurfs th f-o'l't! v--r.ir.sr which lV-tctlv John Harry

is ppnf1insr with his fr1nd. Professor Femyonov In h Inttcr's ronzna on th fifth floor of a Nw York iwpartment hou, Thy rush derm rtftlrs and fi!sovr that batlful Miriam Van. mclty portra.it riirtr. has h-n miinlTd In hr itT!iIo apartment on fh" Third floor. Ead'l. a young artist on th cond floor. OriswnM. an irascible bachelor on the fourth. nd Patricia Shaw, a margin writer on th sixth, ffnv hnvint; hari th ohot. fiO ON WITH Till: SIOKV "I wan't thinking of thr iloor." I-Trry admitted. "I mad for th fuilo arvl found the ho-jv. You siw i . of rourw ?' Craic no.ld'd. Ys. Th Van' wom.in must

I'.irry's abrupt rhunef of topic v i . I r ntly atonish"l h r but shurtv li r.-lf tip anl r-por: 1 l " I I - Jy: ' I am no:.'" "Wp.s Mr. Vnrif?" Tin- -tiori - r 1 1 - with almost startling sudd"n"I 1 not know. I i;ivf nn raon to think so and as I have toM

ou. I am not a hus.yl.ody."

"Wry wll. 1 don't hink w.-'U jlrouhh' tho Ufly any further tonUh'. J shall w. , S rir ant "rai:?" Harry , turned forir.aliv towar 1 hN or.fr-rj

a ho flicni; his h'-ad ri

! Mis Shaw op-nd )ir

f-prak. hrhitati'd as tho'ich

thought better of it an-1 prorrd(l thm with znlv to tho door. "C,o' n Icht. ' titlin' n."

Thr.' was just th slitrhtf-st of paupo before tli' 1 ist word l-nf it ironv. and th door.

with rtuphasis b hind th-m. "That was on1 of tli thine I wanted to find out!" he responded. "Tho. irofes"or'8 llpht cit and we'll lnt him rrt. but I'll just slip thH note under his door. If you

me to see thi fa. " through you unofficially. Hob. I think

m:v ki:x)i:ds pok i i:imrHY Are r.ow n sale. ;t the hit." );en they ar n w. We n!.-o hnv r-r--iye,i n t'ijc hipmnt of the iert'kjarto violin rfcord. No colJertion N compute wlüiout one or more of th'-"". Th C. W. f'opp Mum'' Shop. Ope:-. f vt ninu' till S:'0 1-tf

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sh.i dwhich .In- 1

hi'n po-'r.tlnc away at that pie- J talked about?"

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1'jre whn th- s"hot was fired, for th. paint I" wet on it. but the sfool wtm oyerturned -vo the n.edhal varnir.r ff,uldn't U rum the po-i-

t f.n of th- body whether sb

''n sitting or standing wlin tho nd earn' ; th- autop'y'll show that. 1 s ippo-f , from th- rnur.s of the l-uIUt." "Wli.-it did the teriaiifs have to say lor themselves?" "Wf 11. the old proueh on the floor it hove. (Iris- old. elTim to know notJiinar about it ar.rl ran l'-s. Hf's :i w i lower and frfr;i w hat toe lad from the prerinct said. I shouldn't

! w a.-t inter"ft d er,n;sh to to fitie

r,r two of the sprlr.;: exhihitinns hk li rontalr.ed .per frnens of liT work. I I admired hi r and 1 wa ( urlo'j tr re her s'udio. although I am not a busybody, as a. rub-. Cr.e day about three w-eks atro I was a.-.-in' her door Just a it opened and one- of her patrons rame out; th- lady whoe portrait i there now In the tudlo." "You me:in the one on the rsei,

th" lady .-tändln? cn the sta irea se ?' j want asked i:arrv uuirklv. jwith

Vre I rrrr'nie,? It tnnirt nt .1 ! VVP fftlJ USP him in hH OWn Ur.

Flan-e. Mrs. Vane stopped me t hat ! hr.nustry. tomorrow

day as her visitor left; it wan about a trivial matter, some mail of mine which she had received." The yount; woman luUpd and passer one hand across her eyes "We didn't talk about anvthintr in particular, and

I only remained a f-w mlnut s. but j rnildly: sh- was so nice and unaffected and "Where do we po from here

.and h. autiful. too. that mv little mnn- J n" rnirr ina' navp Pl inK

e.ill 1 ft a deep impression upon me." ( "You don't '-emernber what you

There wrcs iticrelul-

DR. F. W. VAUGHN DENTIST Gl 7 J. M. S. Bid?. ORTHODONTIA

Union Trust Company Cafe Deposit Doics witii pcUI farllltli fin tti irlYcy wf tu

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IIoriM.T Mowers IWittcry Shop Repairing nml lU-cIvnrRlnc 15 S. Michigan Lincoln GT99

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with a little

p rch-climbing throw n In." Serjeant C'raic: stared as his fellow detective scribbled a. few words on a patrc of his note book, tore it out arjd folding It. thrust it under the darkened door Then he asked

Union Shoe Company 223 So. Mich ica n St.

Edwards Iron Works GET OUR i'UlCB fn forcing. Chnnneli, I Daadm

The nie Electric SHop Wiring and Ilepalrlax S. D. Moran & Sod

1 1 v and a touch of ."harpness tn IWtrry'.s torus' which made Miss Sh.nv straighten in her chair. "I do not. except in a general

had ! way." she replied with the first sdprn

I of resentment which she had shown. "I am very sensitive to environment, ' to impressions, if by any ehan.ee you (know what that means! The con-

crsatlon w as the inconsequential one of two women, strangers? yet i,f i-hl-ors." "When did you ste her atraiu'." I'-arry per.sisted. "Did she call upon you in return. Miss Shaw?" "No. I didn't ask her!" the youmr

affair into my hands, but I'm :;lad i enouch to pass the buck to you!" (Continued In Our Next Is-ue.) (Copyright. 1 f22. N'KA Service.

$: (TrM'IMAX PIaWTjn Friday and Saturday only. Greenhouse. Pulschen 01C10 X. Lafayette.

S1..",0. r.uy at Puckl-.

I IiOWKKS FOK AW OCCASION. Xo matter the ofca?ion you art sure to have the rii;ht f lowers i' they come from I.eehler's. Main 1939. H-tf

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Wepner. T?,4 Farm rrf Trust b!dir. l r.-tf

Loaned en Nnbirr, I"urnltir, riHtino, Auto, Kto., on your n terniH at loet interest r.ite fixed ly the rtnte. . Indiana Finance Co. ,'! .1. M. lllg. (or. Miiln and X it sti i t i; t o ti . Take elevator, flione IJn. W2

EYES EXAMINED

H. LEMONTREE Fonth Band's Leadinc Optometrlit nd Manafactarlnc Optician We can duplicate any pair of lerne co matter where they were mad, 22 SVi 8. MICHIGAN ST.

wonder if he's jrot a lot of money don't knejw why lie's living down

woman responded with a note of

dorrrif defiance in her tones. '

t 'li rickety old house. He swears J was ashamed to do so! You've seen he doejn't know the Vane woman j hr apartment; look about you herr ! , ;ir,il never exchanged a wrrd with Tour year of failure haven't taken; h r. j away all my pride and self-respect.! "The ytMuv man downstair?. Oor- j and I couldn't endure the thought don rid&. ndmits he knew her f having her see this!" sücrhtly brrt drclares he hasn't seen1 The pale oval of her face flamed h'T In some time. Then Miss Ia- j 'ven in shadfw. ami then as sudilr n-tri-. ia Shaw, the lady from the top j lv her color faried and she added, floor, rays sbe and Mr?. Vane have li"r voi.e sunk once more almost to spoken to eali other onee op twice, a whisper:

in a neighborly sort of way. and the

precinct boy say she seemed all upset by what had happened. That's .'ibout all they manad to jzvt before I came."

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"It's a faevr. ain't it?" f Y.-iirr as

d frankly. "It looks as though trio!That j"

whol house .a.s in on this affair, except th professor, of course. Anything more you want to see here. John?" "Xo. I've seen enough." Harry replied with a significance which was lost upon the other. "If you want me to trail alone: with you whU'

you interview the tenants we'd bet

"I encr untered Mrs. Vane once or

twice In tho vestibule after that and we greeted each other pleasantly, but wt did not hld any conversalitn and I never entered her studio arain until tonight when I went down and saw her lyinsr there dead!

all that I can tell you, pcen-

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With a swift jrlance at Craiir. Harry rose but made no move toward the door. "When was the last tiro you saw

! Mrs. Vane alive. Mis? Shaw?"

"One afternoon last week; Thursday. I think. She was entering hr

tudlo as I came down the stairs and

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".Ml rlJit. I sret you." ('raip led llie way to the dorr. "It's past mid-

he did not see me."

"Are oti acquainted with any of the other tenants in the house?"

l'ihf now and T frucss we'll start' w ith Miss Shaw ." ; The footsteps had approached ' very nrar the door when Crais knockfd and almost at once the han-J dlo turned and a younsr woman! Storni before them. With her small.! oval, colorless face and pale halrj clipped short Fhe seemed almost a J

iiiri at urst ciancp. nut closer fpection revealed faint but mature lines and a certain poise in spite of lor obvious agitation that indicated a woman neater "0 than 2i. "We're from police headquarters. Tna'ani." r'raic cleared his throat.

"Come in." Her voice was quiet "Thousands ef people unffer mere or It . . a . a i a r l . i

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Catarrh Of the Stomach Is Dangerous

"Thoiu.nuls Have It nd Ion't Know It." Says Physician. FreMurntlv Mistaken for Indtpestion Mow to Ueeopnize and Treat.

Sold at the unusually low Price of

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tint a muscle in twitched slUl.tly. C'i-r wide, reyeaj

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rinnhliniT in utonia li. j;ns. wind and ptoMi

room ' n'"u ""''lif.v nnil mil it Uiiis:es! in wiifii

in rpinty their troupie m nie to pantrif cnt.irrh ef tlie Ptoxiar-h." writes a New

matting ru's uon;,,,rk ph vnirb-.n.

i 'nfnrrh f the utrmarh is dancernim I bf-eauBi the Tmiciieim membrane liuinc -f tfie hft.m.u'li thickened and a eentin ! of phlepni cover Hie surface so that the I digestive fluid cannot mix with the foe.l ! and di;ct fhrni. This condition soon lined lndlv lieape In the fermented, j nnn1ml!ated food. The blood In point - f .ird ;irrifs the infection throuchout.

I ijely furn:"!icd H!mo-t

tion. with cheap

tit uneri. painted floor and the i.-'ly. sfraicht lines of a few du!!, f .tned-ok mission tables and hairs s attire. 1 about. "Von are Miss Shaw?" asked lie. seating himelf intrrlv upon t ,. dee of a chair.

Tatricla Shaw, although 1 oci -.onfllly .sin my articles 'Patsy.' " T'tc jouii woman nodded. "I write the trarszlnes. you Know. I have '..veil her four years nevt October. I m 2 7 yrs old. and I came oritrlnal- ' from Omaha." "I have no relatives in New York ! at I know of. but the editor? of s veral machine- published in the ' ! hbv"! l:oo l carl our h f'T me, and t'-.e no-m of this t-uildln." "You tatf d that you dtd not hear thot fired from b low." said ""raic. ' Are you quite sure. Mf Shaw?" "I a:n sure that T h ard nothing : 1 3 1 Foundcil nt time like a a

s"ot." Her voice tieuihh-d a, little.' f l-a-t. it did not occur to n that : bot hid l-'t'l! fired. There were1

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dva rp. before

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tho body. i.ntric ulcer are apt to .form and frequently an ulcer I the flrt nlpn ef ;i deailly cancer. In catarrh of the sfomarh a good and fi?o treatment la to take before meal a teaüpoonful ef pur Hinurated Maßneplx In half a clam of hot water at" hot a jou can comfortably drink It. The hot water wanhpa the mum from the atom t h walla nnd drawn the blood to the Ktomach while the bluurated mflßncla i nn eiroiiont olTent for mucu and Increase! the efficiency of the hot water trittnnt. MoreoTer the Hisurnted Mnc-re-ii.i will serve a n powerful but harm- !' ant.icjd which will neutralize any v-es hylrechloric acid that may bo In oiir to mach and (weeten Its food content. Kasy. natural digestion without dltrr of anr kind should soon follow.

I Hisurnted f atresia j not a liiatire. In i liannl. pl-nnant and easy to fake nnd ( nn be obtabir-d from any Ioch drusrpist.

Pen f confuse Hlsurated Magnesia ether forms of mapncla. milks, citrates, etc . but rft It in the pure blurated form

hire p;aN of j powder er tablet!, especially prepared storm p.ts--"d. i f"r nii" r"!'ose. Adv.

A full six - sheet family washer, sturdily built, of allmetal construction, with a rigid anRl iron frame and heavy tin-lined copper tub. All sprinc are eliminated. Operates without vibration and practically noiseless.

At the extremely low price of $99.00 there is no home which can afford to be without an electric washer. For convenience and economy, the A. B. C. OSCILLATOR has no equal. You take no chances with this machine. It is the latest model of the A. B. C. line, manufacturers who have been established for years and one of the veterans in the electric washing machine industry. Call today and see this machine in operation or, better yet, ask for a demonstration in your own home. You incur no obligation. SOLD ON DIVIDED PAYMENTS

COLIP

BROTHERS.

Electrical Contractors Electrical Supplies 1 1 4-1 1 6 W. WAYNE ST.

After that I he. ml rather loud kr.o, k;rsr upon some door below but I did rot think anything of it, and I must ! ave fallen ito a dore when someo ;o rapped upon my own door. it was :l polioerr.ar.. and h tdd t,i m hat- 'What h d happe-ned. At first I was borror-stri ken. I- I can scare, -

117 South Michlsui L Correct Apparel for Women

ATTENTION

PLEASE

MADAME

We're Sure You Will Be Interested in Knowing That the Eleventh

Famous

$5, $10,

20. $25 and

7 $35 Sale

Begins Saturday Morning January 21st at 9 o'clock

Tomorrow's NcwP-Tirncs will carry in detail the announrrnirnt of this Famous Sale. Walch for it. Read it then take advantage of the wonderful bargains offered.

Sale Begins Promptly at 9 OTAoch Saturday Morning

Wtz prances jilpp 117 Socth Mkhlgin SL Correct Apparel for Women

' Sale Begins Promptly at 9 O'Clork Sat unlay Morning

Do Onions Grow on the Steenburg Farms?

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the only woman tnIIti beides Mrs. .in I rr.uet have b.-en it ctrnc to r.-.e that

"I ar:v-v ,t . ' t in the bu .i"d I supp". bvsteri al hi.

latsht perhaps hnve leen only v outnl I in some accidental fashion; tbat she mi:;t ne-d the s.rvire.- f .iioth'T wc-tr... n. 1 drcsse as o-t s me now and des.-ende..I to finil 'lie detectives thre nr.d all the ot!:. r tcr.ar.ti except th oil Hussian cn-

The Bank Ahead"

ti n-.an who has t

he apartment just

'. ejow me, and a policy doctor o sorr. port."

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"Vnu saw th body aNo?" Mls .shaw incline i her l, ad ar d ."cemrd for a momt-nt urabb- to conJ.nue. hfn she spik j .is r a Tow, phAk!uc voicp scarcely ab. whisper. "Vfs ?r? f I saw at a clar.o-.-'mehow that it must N true, but I ',;ldn't help oinr h-r and tou. hi" -r her hnnd" With a s!??i to Vrfmt f"ra4. '41-ry interered ; a s(ot b.ii. j'.v v in pat het ic tone. " A'o?: kne-w Mrs 'ar ?" "Not in torrr-.al nc ,. i h . ild at '.icii oth. r an 1 r.o bi-d '!n w happened to m et .n the s-.lrs" Ther- wa a iittTe cat-li in her 1 -ath and then h hurried on. "I

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This Is Thrift Week

A fine time to start that Savings Account you've been contemplating. January is more than half gone. Check up what have you to show for your first two weeks' labor?. Your pay, of course. But is some of it deposited, or does it all go to enrich someone else? Our Savings Account customers are answering this problem profitably in the deposit column of their pass books. Join with them and be thrifty. Make your deposit regularly, weekly or monthly, start with $ 1 or more, and watch it grow. We pay 4 percent on Savings Accounts.

T A K 11 ADVANTAGE OK on: fhki: .skrvice on INCOME TAX KEI'OKTS We have booklets for your information.

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mat dma rsrr?tr

jtrrwsoN dlv o. next to post owe e SERVICE STABILITY

ITS NOT WHAT YOT CAN SAVE. ITS WHAT YOT DO SAVE THAT COUNTS.

Look at the crop in the picture and judge for yourself Onions do grow on the Steenburg Farms, in great abundance in 1920 one acre alone, without fertilization, produced 700 bushels, and the average yield is over 550 bushels to the acre. Why do they row so plentiful here? Because onions have to have soil that is easily cultivated and one that is naturally fertile, not subject to drought and yet well drained, either naturally or artificially. Tlie three thousand acres of rich, moist, well drained soil of the Steenburg Farms is the soil best adapted to the cultivation of the onion. The United States Agricultural Department knows the valut of these farms and for some time has had an experimental station there. The fertility and the closeness of the Steenburg Farms to the large local markets has attracted many experienced truck farmers keen, practical business men. Their efforts and the bountiful help of Mother Nature will mean that South Bend will be heralded not only as an industrial center but an agricultural center as well. See the Steenburg Farms and the possibilities of Pleasant Valley. Number 28 Charles P. Gray Company First National Bank Bldg. Chicago, Illinois South Bend Offices 218 N. Michigan Street

LET GEORGE DO IT! Stove and Furnace

GEO. A. KIRCHMEYER 808 N. VVilber St. Lincoln 1760

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YOUIt NEXT. That's the feeling on will always have as lor.ff as you do not have your automobile insured. Why not act at ence and permit the Oreenan Agency to eliminate that feeling? We're in the Farmer's Trust Bid?. 5 tf

WOMEN SAVE MONEY. By buyin? your hoes at th U. S. Army stur-. 32 0 S. Michigan t. Al:

S.C.Lontz&Sons On Cclfax Av. Main 74

standiri mik'-s Ehocs, 51.5S up.

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