South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 64, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1922 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Prnrrnsfinnfinn of Ptrhlrr n TP' " 8 .r i , ii il f Keeps State Motor Cop Busy n n rt 1 si i, n t i 3 - 1 1 !h r!rht p! irp. u dinvrf i. but a rumhT moro v r- frunl without th cprtir.rn t -. A5? th pn;;c"ni.i n m',nr-fl th Iaet r.ot!r,' a much dNturLM rerit!-rr.an approached in h a f ? . 1 14 Trmlrnry to "Put Thin;: Off" in N rurin:; Lirm-r PInt Illu-tnitcd. r.v y w wirr rimsiiUTY. J,'.-- ; ' ir-. ,i.fn of th . .-v.-:: n:i!,..ai f'...":r;s to put off rw ' i tv i : i I I ; f : i !i 73 Says War Department 1 'i Äre (good Tires High cost of maintaining army camps and warehouses ha? made it necessary for the government to dispose of nil qoods r; ' th- 3-1 niir.-jt an ,1 as soon as posrible. The government is selling all goods at public auction for what it will brin, believinc; that fir?t lo?. t t:.. 1 tp?M- ! M I - I V tl best loss. Our prices are now the lowest in our history! Uncle Sam's Loss is your Gain!

SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1922

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v.oj.u r. s irpr.s.-i. -.t.n J." , a So-.i t it until th'y p.'-t visions of a' . l.r. ha. .,.! thr. -,r -f I'-h park-; r,0i!r court and lmacin they hr-ar H . : . -at tl:.- MJhih'-r of i:T- ( the jajt, -ayir.ßr. 'T n doüirs and ' - . h r..-t f-.;;.H wh. try to .h-a! i rf.ct5, and th-n th. y rmmhr 'fj

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40S S. MICHIGAN ST. "Everything for your auto

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".lnKt m il.'iy i r fv't n;itid" town I ra". down ;i rr.in still portlr.s 1 '21 Tin.'. I st"'p."l an1 hul a li:t h'art to hart t rs with him Ai a roniIt had h!rnsdf towrd iC fh" way liom. ;tnd I hJ o ;..':1 r.P' nil th wriy. Hut It w:lS JtU hi1 vn f.iu't. 11 hid had ov-f '"' d iy to jrrt hi" rif-w p! ttr.s. "Iff a funny thine " Just thfii ii .-t'pprd on tlu as and th Ford cnrrrr.rd around a

corner.

Ior f'f folk1' ar down on voij. and

nothing can in-iko thfm hf-lifve that jou d n't mak yrur arrests 'Just, for fpit'-. Yon run Into all kinds j of human brines, and thy car. plv eery excu- undr th". sun for tliir I failure to to the mark. It's a dis- ; acret-afcl" work at ttrn". hut It's mighty intrr-st!r. an.t it has It ; rr,u p Tcatin" J

At 302 South Michigan Street

SURE WAY TO GET I RID OF BLACKHEADS j

n,,, , ...i ,-,1, ttm,,, Thor is on 8lmple. nafp ni purp wnv

I '''H 1.1 l 'I Villi-.. Iii L ili3lLn . - " .. ,. ; tenr necr rails to c t rid of black-j you . houls and that is to cll?s!ve thrm. I

"I'm aimin' to ratrh up with that

pny. I'm Intrr-'-te.i In hi.1, card and container."

Mor r-' and t'-rrihle, pienini; ForoM'h from tli siren. I' destrinns ttirno.l to staro or followed madly, bent on sf'vinz what there was to h c-een. The Kord cd.sred dantter-

ini;!y cle--f to the other ear and tlu .Ither railed a halt with an InnoM.t!y Imjuirlm? look. "I.fs - your 'rtith ate of re;- i 1-! ration." T!o- oi;. r p.-int-d t it triumph- I artly. "All i 1- lit. 1 ud.li' hut if I wet you. I'd wall h ::iy .-pf il." ' "The f:..v -i d:-ViivIed and th" ( Kord wert j-erer.rly on. j .! it I-i no i 1 1 -1 . I "'o , ;e; J was S'lViP'-T," ContUl- I ii'd h '"p." "'o:n- people have the j !! i t h r nil wo have t do is to j

iiniüiil all biy ar.d pull a few jii'-i- v 1: n- vrr we tiiink almt it. T h a l!i i de i that we tale sh'rnl ili '.'ht in 'pinehin.r.' That Imi'I )' i: . a polirenian is no in. h Tl-.' re'., a lot of hard work conni'iii ir!; wp.inn:; a f-hininij 1 , i i . . 1 : ". i ! r. r ! o "

'l'e lo this trr t two ein-'- of onlonlte

pow.hr from any lru store sprinkle n little en a bot. wet hponjre rub over the hl.iokhonds hriskly --wm1 t ho parta find you will lo Hurprised how the Idackhonds liave disappeared. I'.ic Mftek-liead.-. little liljiektu-adrt. nu inattr where ttior nre. Nim ply dissolve and disappear, Iavin no parts without any mark whatotT. I'.larkluads are simply a mixture ff d'ifit nrd dirt and secretions from the hody that form in tho pores of the skin pinchlnjr and squeezing only caus-e irritation, imike lare pores, and do not Ct thrm out after th.'y become hard The ealonlfe powder and the water simply dissolve the Idackl.eads fo tli"j- wash rik'ht out. leaving the orrs free and ehnn and in tli.dr natural condition. Anybody troulled with these unsightly bl. initios shodd certainly try this siuip'i' in. r ho..- ..v.

THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP Wiring and Repairing

. D. Moran a Son

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Special IHco durln the entire month of February. Nothing that resembles the ordinary fet of false teeth, something that would jJ rMLI on Vä illfaran Clef VOIirPlf fi. rOOll('S

lata tht in rirtf imnAlr vnnr onMoh. one that stavs firm and is a

Ftrlctly panltary In erery way, one that doesn't collect your food or j'

Ira t continually roCKing, ciarcerin ana aroppms.

we hftvf aone ana are aoinf toaay ana ctanu rwu? i" i-.. anything we hare eald about this roofle plate.

Over 8,000 satisfied patients wearing these plates now. Our office 1 also thoroughly equipped for handling X-ray work, crowns, bridges. Inlays, gold and silver fillings, etc. Bear In mind this class of dentistry costs you nothing If wa do not do exactly as we say. A written guarantee to those who desire It, one that binds us to our contract. What does thin mean? It means that you. not we, are to be the Judge. Now, I am sincere when I say I can remove your tooth or any person's tooth absolutely without any pain to you, or no charge whatever, and no had after effects. DR. R. W. HEftTH, South Bend, Ind.

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ATTENTION, OFFICERS! Sam Brown Belts, $19.75 Complete, Silver Trimmed Buckles.

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5,000 ü. S. Army Blankets, 82.00 ii j ! Compare our prices. Fine for automobile robe?, f! ! ;

Regularly worth about $10. Every home can use ii ;

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LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS Factory Samples. flfc Values to $20. . xjuli

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Reg. $10.00 Values

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SPECIAL Genuine Blue Steel Automatic

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1,000 Pairs WOOL ARMY SOCKS, values to 75c, fjtak per pair LayJii1

Ladies' BARRACKS BAGS

Gov't KHAKI (JJ-fl .5I UNIONALLS aBd)

OVERALLS

CAMPAIGN 1 HATS l3aB) 200 ARMY RAINCOATS Ölni) These are extra fine selection. Every one perfect. Make fine automobile dusters, too. $3.50 Wool Process Q p. SWEATERS SBbU Slipovers only. Small quantity. Come early. 1,000 Gallons U. S. QUALITY PAINT, per &h ! g? gallon IÖsm 10 Gallon LoU $2.15 Inspected. Will not crack cr peel. Contractors and painters are buying it in quantities.

50 SHEEPSKIN COATS

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Boy Scouts . . 5x 7 8x10 16x16

All Other Sizes in Proportion

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5,000 Rogers Silver KNIVES and FORKS, Reclaimed, f; c sach . .kJ&

1,000 U. S. Gov't rApp rrrn tiaoc

lUJL r ILL DAUJ ... - tt , j Ventilated, heavy canvas and leather bottom, with adjustable j j feather strap. Cost Gov't about 1 i

$3.00.

Choice of House. Values to $15.

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Regular $6 values. Patrolmen, Chauffeurs, Sportsmen you will appreciate this. ARMY KHAKI pi F.BREECHES ölb Reclaimed, but extra fine selection; $5 quality when new. L000 Pairs U. S. ARMY $3.00

HIP BOOTS at

Compare our values! Every pair famous American makes and Gov't inspected. U. S. Gov't CANDLES, 'jjpA larfie size 8 for U w 5j

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50c ARMY JERSEY GLOVES

1,000 Pairs ARMY ! ' MARCHING SHOESAcvrJ I j All solid leather. Nothing bei- 1 ter for work. i 'i 500 Gray Hannel fcfr 1 - ARMY SHIRTS ... Ü B l . Worth regular about S3. CO. Compare our prices. . j 1,000 Pairs WOOL H.'V. i ; UNDERWEAR kjVUj

Cost Gov't about $2.00. Reclaimed but perfect.

BOY SCOUT PUP TENTS

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Halves. Cost reguLir abcui $12

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$2 Women's Oxfords, special values

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