South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 175, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1922 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1922

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EAYE BEEN SEYEN 15 SSSLIIWE BIDS FOR

HOOSIER GOVERNORS;

Heron I.- Show That of 27 Q Stair Official O.ily Seven W ere I Joi n Here.

OSUKX. Inj. Juri- 2:,.. It is

r'ct'I at I'.it 1 ' rfrons will

the rivil srvjro fxamin?tinn

j in on n ction with th" lo-hr-n p-t-l rnnster-hip. whirh, it is a!i. will j ! hnM In Sfpf rnlT nr October.

Anions rami Mat s ure Guy W. rauvman. rhairn an of tlx- FJkhirt county republican central com mitt f .Martin Schnur. a--:tar.t po-tmat'r.

INI;'A:.'A1' IS. .i.. -4. (i:vflrv:n (Jnrftirh an'! 'har!"i A. r; ill. ;.'.i:i -: tf;. u. !,;.r. wiio h ivi j "mployfl In th postf.rTi."; Charit r rvci r..,.r ,.( lr.Jiarui. only I'arkf-r and I. O. Do(Uc formor fvri. M mi v..-v H"--i'r t" rri. j "rnp;- -9, of th" pnMoiflre; Clayton v -( 'rd:j:- 1 -rdi th- !;.! li- j I-andi-, who was drfat d by A. l:..rv ... W.iri.Ti T M.-Cray. tho 'i- I U-a rd!y of KIkhart for th lr.t:ir,t. ari l ihr 2'nh .v i nr rrpuMiran nomination for stat c,I Ii.diir.a. h-...r. is a r'-ul . natnr; Klrm-r 1'. Austin. pion- r 31(.-.:;t, l..tnr i u t arn in NVw-j rfpuWiran politician; Alir N. Mumto: 1 county. I rrlArt. l'-adln worker amon? repuhNot. until o iv. r l'.rry Morton ! Iir;" womc-n and others. th 14th p.v.inr.r of tho statt -j

to k r.Üi.-. it U l 1.1 a man I rn ; LL,UhA5)h LM KIUJ IUJ Ai

ixs. Ir;.l;-.int hol 1 -.- u?iw- .tfic Clovrrnor Morton u.n lrn in .-'al.s tury, "ayn o:;r.:y. 01: Au. J

ROAD IMPROVEMENT

Highway Commission Announces Awards for HeSurfacing of Road.?. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Juno 23. (By A. !'. Bids for the re-surfac-of mor tlian 0 rni'.- of secondary roads in Indiana, wer" received ly thf stafp highway commission I'riday. Th--rads nre to be re-stir-faod with penetration mncadim and bituminous maradam. thf? com mission said. The bids received I-'riday were conii'eraldy lower than thr- co.'t. estimated by the commission's engineer. I lids wer- received on the follow-

COURT PLACKS 0. K.

ON REGISTRATION

JNDIANArOI.IS. June 23. The supreme court of Indiana today upheld the state voters registration law. It nfTirmM th dci.ion of the Wells-Iilackford circuit In the case of Abram Simmons, an attorney tc.stin? tho l-i w, arrainst John Hurn!5. Th supreme court hld that the leiriSiiture haF iower to determine what regulations shall be complied with--by qualified voter, ".o lonsr a? what it requires is not crossly un-

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There are fifteen standard coUe

.land universities in Indiana, accord

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the state board of instruc

There were ?,.ZS2 prc(ind? In th last primary election in Indiana.

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The -rots receipts taken In by th

automoMie division of the office of . pr'Tf tary of täte for the pr s r.t 'p year tjp to .Tun 16. amounted to $2.c7 ,:,2. i wns sai l. i '

Componndcdl Quarterly on All Satlnr SAINT JOSEPH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 121 Sjutli Main St. I'. K. Ilonduraut, Sec y Opjoslte Co art IIouao

J.SJ3, arid died m I i.dianapoll.-. on

Ind.. April Indianapol;:-

r.smp or tne- s;a in He

3'ormer fiovcrrrr t. Ia rer.c b'jrs'. and di'-d in

C.Iay ls.ü. The iiamevj of otii'r former Cvfrrirs who wr: born in Indiana f oilow: Alvln P. Hovey. born In Mt. Vorfrp.n Sept. 6. 121, and died In Intlanapoiis Nov. 2, 1S31. In ottlco irorn VAS'J to 1'Jl. James Atell .Mount, born In OWonttfoniery county March 2 4. 1 H 4 .t . find Um1 in Indianapolis Jan. fl'.'oi. in otlito from 1st? to 19ul. Winfiei.l 'laylor I)tii;in, birn in Jv.rence, .May 4. 147. In otlic froni l'jfil to 130.'.. 'lhoma.s It. .Marshall, born In frorth Manchester. March 14, 1S54. ia oflic 1'jO'J to Janets p. (Joodricfi, born In Winrh"ster Feb. If. Isi4. In cfiici 2'Jll to!021.

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LINE FAKES FIVE CENTS nomcfd. INDIANA POI.il.-', Ind.. Jure 2. ' Tor the re-surfactincr of 6.1 miles : Thre or four Interurban lines ent-jof road in Marion and Montgomery

ov 1 117 He u.i.., tfov-rn-r from -'"inc Indianapolis were autnorizen . counties, uarrett ana uo. ot cnicaso.

Jfl-toiSj7 i ii t ri uruf r r r loa y iy i ii e iiiukui. t o , r o, in -i .) it-ss i ria n uif uoiuAlb r' Porter '.v.i.s the second ! f,,t''lc Service commission to in-i mission's engineers estimated. ZUcr to'b f l. r'Hl to the uovern- urease th" charge from five to ten j In Marshall. Cass and Carroll

' the "-""'le aS'-'Umlnif (;lce ' - 111 1 "r 1 r,u vuuun cuy umu. ' ."uiiiif, i.iiiirii stun .j. um

ved four y ar.' inei new rare win neenme ein'ftn" , hi rt-suiia.ee ,.i nines oi roau wimii Prter was bm'u' on rars operated by th- Trr" , is $2.940 b ss than the commission's

Haute, Indianapolis and Lastern estimate. railway company. th Interstate In Wayne, Delaware and Grant Public Service company and the counties the Hays construction corn-

Cincinnati Traction company. The line had petitioned for the Increase. It is understood th order will b extended to Include the lines of the

Union Traction company which has! not yet petitioned for an !nrea.-e. ! Save money. Call Aetna Cleaner. The action was taken hv the com-' Garments, hats cleaned Sep our new

mittee to relieve the Intern rba ns k cat Ion. Sample st. and bincoln way i

pany estimated it would cost $22,241 to resurface and repair seven miles of road which was $3,6 less than the eo m m is lion's estimate I

from city traflic.

ji:.. Telephone r-237J. adv. 175tf

NILES The raspberry crop of P.errien t lur.ty will lie but 50 percent normal tbis year, according to County Arifaltural A-ent F. L. imanton today, f.i tny red raspberries have been V inter-kill' d, while both blackcaps and reds have been subject to the k fravasres of cine blicht, crown call, fx till anthraeno.. The neglicence ol rro-A' if, . n( county aent stated, as largely responsible fo4- the rasp-J.-Tiy lo-s. Tin.- !ir.-l red raspberries rl the s. .Tsun to appear on the mar3 t here art' brininc $ per crate. hi! blacks are selling from $4 to f.. Tlie Order of Owls will establish "ntt" In th:x city (n Tuesday eveJune at their new heaclfCharters in the' old Tuttle residence to Main st. .u pi erne Pres't John !TuIiot of South Ih nd will present ti;e charter to 2." local members. P'he new fraternal rder will he Represented in the Fourth of July J?arade here by a fleet, accordinc to ire-d (1. Wheaton. 2D7 S. Fourth ft.. Vhn has been largely responsible for the establishment of the chapter Jtre. An in', itation ha been extended to the Nib s-IUu-hanan country club )' the Miami Country club of MishR.vaka to attend a tournament to If held there on Thursday, June T.J The touranment will befcin at ?.:'0 o'clock. Those conipetinc frmt ? will inciu.le Mrs. Kalph I). 3Cin. Mrs. 1.. . Cuddy, and Mrs. Henry Tower, while Mrs. J. A. White :'d Mrs. Theodore Montague will y 'present t he I'uohanun memhers. Knitrbts of Columbvi.s of this city H-.d their families will hold their fc'ir.u.il picnic at Kennedy's resort, JPirron lake, on Sunday. June 25. thlctic sports and contests will afJord a varied program of entertaiortrnt. Hoot!i f(.r the s.alc of reJushmentK will also b provided.

MAX MAKI,S M()i:V WOIIK. Thorouchly disgusted with uckint? hard for a fair wace, hundreds of local men and women are making their spare dollat produce . r'r interest, compounded quarterly, hy

placinc it with the Buildinc ol- Toani

Association of South Pend, 216 W. Washington Ave." Frank P.oone, treasurer, or anv of his assistants.

will gladly Inform you how it is ! possible to make your money earn a like amount. Contincent fund and j undivided profits. $43.000. Kätf

Save money. Call Aetna Cleaners, darments, hats cleaned. See our new location. Sample t. and Lincoln way E., Telephone 1,-237.. adv. 1 Tötf

We clean hats reasonable. Cleaners. adv. 175tf

Aetna I

When You Say Cicars Say Dutch Master. 163tf

CHAS. J. MUMFORD Contractor anä Builder 1811 MAKIXi: ST. l'hone Main 51.M Intimates Cheerfully Furnished

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HO to f3f0 nt low rnte ot Intfrr.t with ruy monthly or nnrtrl.T rTmriitii orrfinc.t to n!t jnnr Incr.me. IKno on rfRMTItRt. PIANOS. VICTROIiAS, At'TOs FA UM 1 M I'LKMKNTS, tc. Na Tdorarr. !toln 174. STATE LOAN CO. r.olnbll-hr.l 100.1 nit J. Merchant l-.nk ntilr M. Mlctilrnn prn to J:l

WOMAM TOO WEAK TO WALK Now Works Nine Hours a Day, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Strength Union Village, Vt. "I was weak and nervous and all run-down. I

could not walk

across the floor without resting.

and I had been

that way for

weeks. I saw your advertisement in

the p3per and after takmgone bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham'3 Vegetable Compound I felt the good it wasdoinc mo and

took seven more in all. Before I fin

ished I was able to work nine hours a day in a steam laundry. I cannot say too much in favor of your medicine. I trust all sick and suffering women will take it. It has been two year3 since I took it and I am strong and well." Mrs. L. A. Guimann, Union Village, Vermont. Thi3 13 only one of such letters wo are continually publishing showing what Lydia E. Pinkham has done for women. Mrs. Guimann's letter should interest you. Many women get into a weak, nervous, run down condition because of ailments they often have. Such women should take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at the first sign of trouble.

TO ALL FORMER SMITH-WOOLLEY CUSTOMERS Wo wish to announce that we have opened up at the old stand at 116-11 Lincoln Way East. We will aim to ive the same high-class service m VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING GIVE US A TRIAL We also welcome our old Mishawaka trade.

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We want you to buy from the stores listed below so we make it worth your while by slashing the price for a SHORT TIME ONLY.

DUNNAHOO & BAILEY Kt-ul Us lute Surety lioudj Insurance 420 J. M. S. Building Llorola 2285 Ilnth P. rannhoe Chat. E. rtall7

REVERSE TAX DECISION j MADE BY MAIUON COURT IXhlAXAl'OLIS. .Iure J3. The, ppHato court IYid.tr announced a! Äceisi.in which will 'add $.113.414.03! o th -tax duplicates of Marion punty The court reversed the rlsion of the Marion circuit court, j V !:i.-h relievrtl the Indianapolis Traction and Termin il company; tir.d the Indiana Trut -rnpany. a j trustee, of taxs amnnn.lni; to 414.119, on hond? and other .ecur-i

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whirh have 1.-t piid. hut

till are h'-l'l uncancelled.

ms of a trust

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reenietit. ThA Irid ' .napol Traction

Terminal company, as a poiru- corrration vr.t out of existence two J pars aco. Wh'1:1, it was morsel with the Indian ap'Ii str- t railway omj'.any to form the pre.-nt Indianapr!! strt railway io:ininy. Tho appellate court ruled that the fact that the debtor his paid the rtr, 1 and that the bonds are held tmoarorlled dops net prevent thee

F '-urit' s from brins t; io't under th s:at

subject to taxt.Tc laws.

ii:ntistiiy Dr. Orr,. formerly of South Hnd, J RPsociatd with Ir. Carson in his rew lo ation under the firm tvame of C.u-on and (Voi t 2: Y . ah-

BE INFORMED! KNOW HOW TO BORROW. THEN WHERE TO BORROW Oar money ! rendy for yn hen opportunity KXOCRA Call In and talk It orrr SECURITY ICAII CO. Cur. Main and WnMilngto fcts.. South HenJ Main 101

ixfj-:i:ATio.Aij DI-:i-:HlNC? 3IfCORMICK F.ItI MACHINERY si:i:ds I). A. ROWK Cor. Miclilsan and Soutli Sis.

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FULLY GUARANTEED

30x3 Non Skid CI $ 7.90 30x3 Non Skid CI 8 70 32x3V2 Non Skid SS 12 45

32x4

33x4 34x4

Non Skid SS 16.70

Non Skid SS 17.75 Non Skid SS 18.80

SERVICE MACHINE WELDING W. MAURER & CO. When a thiu nerds fixing, you want It done quick and right. Our .Machine Shop and Welding Ih'IMrtmrnU hau mighty capable men S. St. Joe St. Itvar the lilackstoiie

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IVank J. Duszytiskl,

Walnut. H. . Orloin. 81! T K. Chapln. Joe IVrro. 1410 Iortacre Ave. C!anl & Tlioniisett, SOI) S. Mich. Union Hdw. Ä- Imp. Co., 1Ö0.1 W. Division. Auto Ilody Ä Paint Shop. Frank Peters. lrop., 40.1 W. Indiana Ave.

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We Sell Coal for Less SAM C. LONTZ & SONS On Colfax Av. Main 74

(7Ün ? I ITU 52 ' 5 S h ST0VSS1 v tt rrr CllUJ tl7?iJLt?U-pir-BuY WIN THE CEDAR CHEST! Are yon savin p; the elephants Q iuring the June conteat!

Edwards Iron Works GCT OCIl TIUCE Reinforcing. Channels. 1 Crani, Angles. Dar rui n. MAIN T. M. mi

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PATE NT S And Trado Marks (ttniUHl In nil Cnantrle. Advice l'rvt. IJ:o. J OLTSCH. Ilcglstercd Patent Alfj. 7II-TI2 MuiUlwLrr FiM.. Suuili

A Wonderful Opportunity To Get Into Manufacturing We are now offering at receiver's ?ale the complete plant of the Ridenour Garment company of South Bend. This factory may be purchased at a real bargain, and offers a remarkable opportunity for making big money right from the start. We will be glad to consider a proposition of selling outright, renting or leasing or allowing rental to apply on purchase price. N. This plant is complete in every detail for the manufacture of shirts, aprons, house dresses, etc. We are in touch with 100 expert gjrl operators who are all ready to start to work. Plant equipment includes 75 first class sewing machines, cutting tables, electric cutter, time clock, adding machines, typewriters and other office equipment, also packing cases. Let us hear from you on this golden opportunity to make money. W. O. DAVIES RECEIVER

UNITED TIRE DEALERS Sell Good Cord Tires For Less Money HYDRO-V, CORD-O-VAN, BULL DOG and other High Grade Brands of CORD TIRES

At Prices That Are Very Low

A VERY SPECIAL CORD

PPHIllMIMaiMplplPMHPBPpplplplplplplplplplplplPW Clyde L. Cord Extra Heavy and Durable at PRICES YOU CAN'T RESIST The dealers listed below are United to get the tire business of South Bend and Mishawaka.

Charles II. Iuighlin, OscoIn, Ind. Steve's Tire Shop. Steve Mcunineh. Cor. Union t- 12th . St., Mishawaka, Ind. Sam Singer, 201 .TefTerson ltd.. Mihaaka, Ind. Hon .1. Suart. fil 1 1Z. .Mliawaka Ave., MMiawnka, lud.

CHARLES

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South Mitlusan Street. Near Washington Avcnu$

The Most Season,

Extraordinary Occasion of the and the Greatest Opportunity For Saving Money

MldSummer

Sales

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to the many who await the savings which this event affords thou

sands of dollars worth of dependable merchandise from the best manufacturers at prices the lowest it has been possible to offer in a long, long time. Women's Apparel Sacrificed Best Styles, Dependable Fabrics, Splendid Tailoring and Lowest Prices Make Thi s a Real Worth While Sale

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Soap Special Graham's Original Lemon Soap, the best made, special at 7c

Soap Special Graham's Olive Oil and Cocoa Hardwater Castile at 5c

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Ktrk vJlive, an soap, 6 bars ....

excellent 3 oc

Who Wants Suits At Half Price? We will venture to say there are numbers of women who would be glad to hear of this great buying opportunity. Just think what you save if you buy now during this Mid-Summer Sale.

Every One Can Afford to Buy Wash Dresses Now!

One lot of Gingham and Voile Dresses. They formerly sold up to $10.00, sale price

These Skirts Lead the Way to New Low Price Levels

White Gabardine and Surf Satin Skirts, i They formerly sold up to $10.00, sale price'

House Dresses That Are Made Better Than Usual But Sell For Less Good quality House Dresses in plaids, stripes and

plain colors. They formerly sold from CJ'Q

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Ready-to-Wear Specials Linene Smocks, made of excellent material, embroidered in colors, $3.50 value, Sale price . . . .$1.95 Wool Sport Skirt3, in dainty plaids and stripes, excellent quality: they formerly sold up to $18.50, Sale price $9.95 Wool Sweaters, slip-on, Tuxedo and coat styles. Sale price $2.00 Children's Gingham Dresses, in pink, blue and yellow checks, embroidery trimmed, very stylish; they formerly sold at $8.50, Sale price $3.95 Trimmed Hats, choice of any trimmed hat that sold up to $7.50 at $2.50, and any trimmed hat that sold up to $10.00 at $3.50

Big Money-Savers inEvery Section of Store Read Them and Save

the

44 and 54 inch Skirtings. $1.25, $1.50 values . . 75c Dress Goods, serge, mohair, white pique and wool and cotton crepe 59c materials 39c 32 inch Imported Dotted Swiss in varietv of colors, $1.50. $2.00 values, yard at $1.19 32 inch Silk Stripe Madras Shirting. $1.25 value, yard at 75c 36 inch Navy Messaline, excellent quality, $1.79 value, yard $1.49 27-inch Embroidery Flouncings, 75c and 89c values, yard 59c

Women's Pure Handkerchiefs, 50c at

Linen value . . 39c

White Waistings. dotted, striped and barred voiles, 50c value, yard 39c Crochet Knit Wash Cloths, a big value at . . .5c 16x34 Turkish Bath Towels, good quality, reduced to 25c Curtain Marquisettes, 36 inch, cream and white, 25c value, yard 19c C. B. S. and Company Corsets, in medium and low bust. slender and stout figures, plain and fancy materials, at . .$1.00 to $4.00

Curtains. . . .$1.50

Ruffled Scrim good quality, pair

Muslin Und erwear, gowns and envelope chemise and step-ins, very special, choice at 95c Men's genuine B. V. D. Athletic Union Suits. het made, in all sizes. $1.50 value at $1.15 Women's White Fiber Silk Hose, formerly $1.00 pair, now 59c Palm Olive S h a v i n v Cream, leaves the face 50ft and velvety, speci.il. t-.j at 29c Best quality Shaving $-ap special, bar 6c

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