South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 130, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1922 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Here's a Receiving Set All Amateurs Desire

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HON'IJTCO.Mn OR Dt'O-LATCRA Ii "OIIj 1 1 1 - G E N I H i A T I V C r-Kivnri with two stei ok amplification.

rr.-r.t rurrnf thit ran had by the rh'-o.rat r.n'y. Hut this poter.tion.':fT may br. omittrd. No. ir.pjat "P ' b irrry of 22 v o '. ? 5; for t h " d ! f t r t u -r . No. 17 Plif- "P battery of ' It f-bmi;.! l.f r.'it"! that rvn :x.'"'Ir "A" h.ittry s-ippli? th P.lnrr.T! rurrrr.t to ail thr"A tu'p. Sir." (arh tub" rlratv arrrxim.itly nr.p amp'-r of current an hur. u? only a hUh ampf r-hour ftornqr Vi'itf-ry. T'n dry or "P" battery ?houbi he nn-1 of th v.iriiblf kir. I. tipp'l so

Powerful Set at

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RADIO PRIMER

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Oy LOUIS JOSEPH YANCS.

r.i:r.iN iu:un toiy Hiuty. youth, wealth. po"l.al pn?tlon th"5o had failed to brln? hapIin"s; to JrciNIA DRUCK. NVW York oci"ty matron. In th- tifth y"ar of h --r married lif.-. ho and h"r husband. 3'ILrAMY, rontinurd to drift, apart and now h" was oji"n!y indulint? his apprtit" for irornlyciiotis flirtation and h"ay drinking:. Jim a.i lJIi.aniy was pluntriny Into his I.'itfs. affair, this tinu with am 1:1.11; ?i:vi:r.v. Rlt'IIAFU) PAt:p.i:xi:v. Lurind.Vs old sA-e"thart. returns to .w York. On th.- niominir when P- 1-

lamy promi.-.d r fornmtTon, l.u-! Cir.ii.l ovt rhar.i him making rn apjiointni.nt witli Arn-lj.n S"rn fir lur.(!i:-on at tlu CliqCo club. ;( on wit 1 1 Tin: fronv IV lTnt in t-.. r.ir of that mr'.y "w intrj- day If nt tt snr.licht t ho cold brlüanc of diän.ond di:-r. Op y;) Avf'nuf lr cri.'-h of p.n'nr cars had Rrnwn d"n thar rn" roubl hardly drivo from tho V'.a? to Thirty-fn.irth ttr( "t in J"s than .'bi niinut"s. I;iamy fum- 1 n(r v ry halt lictatnl by th- umkinc s-maphor licht of tb" traffn" tnwfrs, I r. hi'vjnd"rsfar,d:rL: it was "-.-nti al that tho ( ar ;muM .: hmi down in front r.f th-- s-.d-.t" pres.- d - h rif k ffrurturo 1 ri Ka-f Thirtb-th s;rtt who.-.-, 'ltrar'-o -v, fbank-.! bv an (vf r-M.iir'.f .-s plat" of bra.-s advrtbir.c in !:.5:n:t..-d Ida -k b -rt t "Op ri'i s op tiii; :i:r 1: fstatf i:--f v ,ry for tho jd ntir.r of what h" was pl-M.'l to tf-rn; bd- "alibi." It u a.-; trti", li.';r1a bad r."v"r tl j i to a "ran l about

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lau-h of lazy ln?-ol"ncf rounded off Am"Ii"s thought, "pp.idcs. I'm not doin.: anything wrone . . . " "Not yot," Pellamy admittrd equably. Ho nodded to th"lr ho.-er-lncr waiter. "What kind of cocktail. Amelia? Rverythintr els Is ordered." "A T-N-T, rlea.-vw." Th waiter noted down this frlsrhtf':l pre.-rription with entire cjuar.irnity, but lingered. "Et monsieur ?" "Not nine, thank you." "Nothing naonsieur?" "Professional poiso was sadly shattered for an Instant. Ibllamy trl"d to cover his annoyar.r with a laurh, but surprised a b'"k of d'irk nsentmnt in Amelic's PVf-S. "Po you want th wa'tera to think you brin: me hero folelv :o satisfy

my npp' iito for li'iuor?" "Sorry, Amy. Make it a rul" r.vpr to drink before evening." ' Tlirn why com" her" at all?' Ib--i;amy surveyed tho restaurant without Mas. "Xot a ba-I little hoi" lor peopio jn our po-ition." Th" melon. inMih!" and uneaten. w.a removed, soup in cups was Mib---titUtrd. "People in our position' I'm to imdortnnd. th"n. any 'littl" hoi"' is i-'ood enough for m'. so lonr as I d.on't ir.tt rf. f.- with Lueind t's parties at the Ritz." P.e'lan.A- straichtened his sp!ne and put dov n bis spoon. An understanding captain of waiters read his troubbd ey and made casual i. , a-sion to draw th" curtains across the front of th" booth. "It i- !f.Mi-e Rulnda's lunching at the Ritz today isn't It?" "My .bar Amy." said Rellamy ooo'iy; Fna unaware of having done .anything to provoke, this, and If I've -i':ned unwittingly. I beg your parbn ver- truly. Won't you believe that, pit ase, and let me off for to-

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"You do love rr.e. dor.'t you, Dl?" "Of course." 'Th'n you r.iu.-'. know ho-r hard it is for m". yoj. can' bianae me for hTf Ir.z Impatient. " This tin-.e ho looked up ar.d met )r-r raz". "Impatient for what?" "Ur.y, for what every woman eP' -ts when she's In love and th" man whom she loves loves her; r'm thir.? definite to look forward to. I m an. We can't go on like this, of course." "No. not lik th!.M "I'm not th" kir.d of a woman, f t r a hole-and-corner affair. Eel. If I were, you wouldn't le in love- wLh me." II r.oddcd Intently. "What do you propo.-.- ?" "I'e l)ecn waiting for that to corr.f from you. dear; but you never seem to live for anything but the moment." "I've pot to knew what's in your mind. Amy. T"U me frankiy." "Well. th"n:" sh" saw th mistake of it Instantly, but for the life of her couldn't muffle the rincr of r-halk-nire "I fancy i: mar.3 Reno tor both of us." "Meanir. ? I'm to divorce Linda and marry you ?" She favp a deprecatinc flutter of hands. "What else can we do?" Eejlamy said with a stubborn shake of h:. head: "Never without

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Linda's bbameb .-s. I'm a pretty hop,dt proposit.on, I know, hut not ouite so bad as all that." Amalie s-at l.ack. her color ri.sinc:. She could not misinterpret the determination in his temper, yet vanity would not permit her to foreco ono

Tomorrow's HOROSCOPE Bv Genevieve KembU THURSDAY. 3LY 11 "U'hi'e thi Mds fair to be an active an i ir.terestir. e; day accordins: to the planetary configurations. It may rot be forecast as altogether fcrtunat". With the luminaries In

opposition, It behooves thc.ce In the; employment of other to be careful not to give cause for complaint, ar.d all not to effend or vex superiAr?. There are very peculiar conditions operating, therefore particu- ' bar discretion and circumspection are enjoined In all relations. 5ensation- ; al or eccentric affairs may transpire under this ruling. ' Those whevs" birthday I: Is have ,

the augrury of a not especlxlly s-atis-:H factory year, with possible danger ;f

10 tno.e in tne empioymeni or others, and unusual experiences in other directions. Caution and discretion are enjoined. A child born on this day Is likely to have a singular career. It may be proud and domineering unless trained carefully In early lif". But en" should never forget that "the wise man rules his stars, the f)ol obeys them."

la.-t attempt. "Rut if she should di vorce you?" ( Conti mifil In Our Next Ij-sho)

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be-r.ff the only baker In Northern In- v

uiar.a. wno carries a compie-te une of bread, his ;b years e.vpri"nce has made of him an expert in :ts manufacture. Medical science ha." demonstrate"! that Gluten and Whole Wheat bread

the best made for dysptiptio

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I'na feelin? rather rusty myself, and this is beinnimc to pet on

t-o :ir tor.'ttul of h- r dignity. i' ore will flirt with t;r-. th" rub :- to tike out ir.ur.arce.

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10: ... m"re t. ' 5 to cn-idt r turn-, my nerves." - -i r.-'.v b- if. n project rften' ,t hi f.r-t words the woman drew joo..tei iv h:- 'o:.Hi'T.o t iiw ays back, fiushlr.c. eves stormy above a h- r. lie w.is fa I! ir. 4 obt of loe). :r.ot:;h who-o trntle allure lost itself

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This is station NAA. th" rrovernment station at Arlington. It is one of the most powerful radio stations in the world. From it rccular time signals are transmitted, besides all sorts of frovern mert information and ofhejal messages.

women .at so young a stage of Intimacy: that came later, came sure

ly: but never before had it come -o soon. And in a little quake of dread he wondered if it wero because he had grown old beyond his years, too aged In sentimental tippling to have retained the capacity for generous credulity of his younger years. Or was it that the woman's insincerity had so eaten out her heart, no technical perfection rould lend persuasion to her playinc, her caresses' potency? Or that he had. since morning, fallen In love with his wife all over again and so truly that no rival passion could seem real? If was true, at least, that his thoughts were quick and warm with memories of tnf.a evn vhll ho wa most engaged with tho effort to Cr justice to Anu lie's lips. And pcreeivintr this to be f-o, self-contempt took hold of him like a sickness. They resumed their poses of nonchalant and sophisticate! creatures amiably discussin:; an informal me.al. Rut first the woman made effective use of a handkerchief. "Forgive me. dear." she murmured. "I know it was p"rfectly rotten of me, but I couldn't help It. I'm a bit overwrought. R"l. r.ot too happy: beinpr In lov" with you has made the way things are at home doubly hard to endure, you must knmv that; and then of course she smiled nervously "I'm Jtalous." He was silent. fiddling with a fork, avoiding her eye. "Of Lucinda you understan l.M He nodded heavily. "Yes ..." She waited an Instant, and when he didn't say more began to see that she had overplayed her hand.

.VERSE 0' CHEER By Edgar L. Jone

A II HU) CLUH. Now don't it .ort o cheer yo up t' hear a feiler say "Hello" an' smile his greetln' In a friendly sort o' way? An don't ye s'pose it does him good t' htar th' same frum you. Then pucker up a smile my friend an" tell him, hello too.

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AmeUe's hanel f"H upon 1-mon bleach. ?dass.a:

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Squeeze the juice of two lemons !nt,- a bot; containir.cr three ounces -f Orchard White, which any drug .s-tore will supply for a f.-w cents, shake we'd, and you have a quarter pint of harmless an.'. delightful

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tb.e -hile her mouth ! bmon lotion to bleach and brina that he should so clear- 1 that soft, clear, rosy-white com-

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to b- spoken to about it." "Oh. why worry about Ross? Re Ju a hus' ar.d."

Sec Our l indous

TWO HUNDRED HATS Values to $13.00. for $5.00 One Hundred Fifty Hats, values to $10.00. for S3J30 Thursday Only LIZETTE HAT SHOP "In the Garland Store"

If rver'body thet we

pucker up a smile. An' say a friendly word or two

good old friendly style, 'Tt-ouM make us feel let3 better a" wm plug along; th' street It's start a "Hello Club" my friend an speak t' folks we meet. Let's Jes pretend we're neighbors t th' world an' say hello T' everybody thet wo meet an jes pretend we know Th' people that we pass an say I'll betoha thet we'll find Th' Hello Club'll help t' brighten up th' daily grind. What matter If ye've r."er seen th' laddybuck !efor He rnigdat have been yer dearest friend if he had lived next door. He's Homenne's friend thet's certain an' thet someone, might ye know, I'.e someone yer acquainted with, so smile an' fsay hello. Let's try an pit tV spirit an' In time friend I believe Th Hello Club'll chase away th' cares th"t make us grieve, Fer mithin' soothes me quicker won I'm klvered u- w5th woe Thaji fer some friend to pucker up

a rmile. an' say "Hello!"

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are

ailments. bringing health

.strength to -the body. Official 5tate tests hive proven that Charles Weiss' Gluten bread is perfect, as are all th" goeds made by him. the largest variety of bread and pastry In th Jstat" may be found In his store, amorc: th nany nre his famous "OVER TTTR TOP" wheat bread. Raisin, Rye. Vi.anna. Orahnm. Foppy Seed. Whol Wheat, Gluten. F.oston Rro-wn. and one of the best flavored leaves of bread ever baked. Is the Salt Rising, sold only by the Charles Weiss Rakery at 12.1 North Michicr-an Street. TTTIC PRICK ON ALL HOODS has nuns' ni:Tucn 20?:

Thousands of game hlre were needlessly destroyed even season on waters frequented by the birds, but the Union Pacific railway has remedied this condition.

THE ROYAL

When you zz.y clar? fay Duteli Masters lll-tf

An apron st a nd.ard.

Is the Persian roysl

HERBETT &ÄLTFELD

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FüaHlTURE'UUGS GSTOVESj

Easy to use, and built to last a lifetime. Removes the emnedded dirt as well as the surface litter. The origrinal cleaner that cleans by air alone. O. W. Schaffner Company 127 W. Jefferson Elvd. Phone Main 284

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A FEW

DAYS

Something to Think About

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Bros.

220 ouih Blicliifian Si

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sec our icindoic display

Slip prances ßlp$ 117 South Mlchlin SL Correct Apparel for Women -eaturing ior

sec our icindoic display

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values up to $13,73

-georgette -crepe de chine -crepe canton -combinations

T7 blouses

all colors

all sizer

all models

for $5 day only

one lot of genuine imported Scotch gingham dresses one lot of Stoff el's genuine dotted Swiss dresses

one lot of StoffeVs genuine organdie dresses

Skirts

Sweaters

one lot of silk and wool skirtsplaids, stripes, silk failles

wool and silk slip-on and tuxedo models values to $8.50

$5.00

spp every $50 purchase h v) (( hlHr of merchandise not dp (US Jrü U otherwise reduced

The Frances Shop The Frances Shop

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$i00

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Pearl Beads 1 8-in. Indestructible Bar Pins Hand Bags and Purses Silver Mesh Bags Silver Novelty Belts

Solid Gold Rings Sandwich Trays Fruit Bowls Casseroles Rosaries in Cases Solid Gold Cuff Links Shaving Stands

For THURSDAY Only One-Third Off on All Ivory American iMade Stem Wind and Stem Set Watches, Thursday only $1.00 Q Tk. HALLMARK Stm r

haven't any rights . ( Ti'O;-;; (. or ' i . er. r. g .' "I'd like to s-e r.r.i ..." A 1

"An ! huslar.d