South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 183, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 July 1922 — Page 5

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SUNDAY. JULY 2. 1922

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1 .to hit:hT with July 117 ' to 117 "4 and Sop!. 1 1 7 4 to 117"; corn adv.tn.cM c to l'tc: oats wrf In If to on- aii 1 a oihth cents up ar.d nrovi-lon- rar.ir'd from 7 '-j c lower to !le ii'l.ts !.ii;h-"T. Alth'Ui-'h l.irna' claims from ru.-l havf not la ( n contirmed m far. Mtnnar'"-' showed more ptrenjrth th.n Chicago. th- Jaly ihero actins; I; lit for -vr-rai day?. Ie!iverle.s on July ror.tri':t he-re this niorniiiiT were lOiyf) huhe-? of wheat, whicl was smaller than had hem expected. Vath'r renditions over th1 .-prir.' whf-it bIt were favorable with temperatures rather too low for rapid development of black rut. Corn and oat." held within rather narrow limit? with elevator Interests bu!r.ir the July and soiling the September. without affecting the

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parts of the blt which have improved crop prospects. ' Provisions were dull and somovhat :n-c :t ieil .

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AVOID JAPAN FOR DAZZLING PRICES'

liich pr:ic are rauir.c pnpi wr.o 1 that hrr leav.r home he wn r. o. hn money enouir'i to travel to gn piven this advice: "Double or. f to other r.i-antries irete.a.l of com- ' ! afe. trb tb.e r t irr-ite a you ntr o Japan. " j have made of the co-t of vi.;tlr.c or The u-aal prin r r;v:l w ar in I bvir.r in .Tara n." !"h!ra has h-U cd tlie Japan-' hot'-I I 1

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NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING

I'ailure f)f Jew

.-:;op crafts to attend labor board hearing

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c-rib-r t t 1 1 an I shopmen chedulel to walk out at 10 a m.

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ilond.ay, at b u-.:. Twelve railway t-xt cutives n (stifled board their roads would cancel

contracts for "fartnout nit" work if action will avert strike. Harding will sapj-u:: 1. -.ard to limit and strike against Its decisions will b regarded as d- :i..m (-f attempts of government to obtain settlement. Coal conference .;n:.-; at White Houe this morning with address by Harding, w ho v. ill ui-c : conference of miners and operators. t-'oviet reprt Kontatives at The Jlactue now demands credits of , 600, 000,O'.'O or JC.Oou.uOO.OoO moro than aked at Genoa. House arjurns until Aun'. 15. Federal Reserve board, In reviewing busl-jaej-conditions fur June, reports steady production, decrease In unemployment and K'-r. ral tri i;d toward better times. Mexican MinSter le l.a Huerta unoftlclally add?ed from Mexico that Obrepron has ratified M'xi-an debt plan. lteport-s of 130 Ci.i.ss one railroads In May to Interrtat Commerce commiion .show ri-t -p r.i tir.ir Income (f $40,757,000 against $29,393,000 same period las: ear. lirad-irett rejiort.s C02 failures In U. S. this week agralnst 3:0 previous weok arid 303 yiar a;-o.

Mid vale- Steel 33 33" 32 33H Missouri Pacific 2 1 Vi 21U 21U 2lVi .'ew Haven. Pa.lway 29?4 29- 29V 29Va New York Central 94U 94 94 94 Northern Pa-'itio 7 434 74-i 74 H 74 Vi Pdeinc Oil 55 ; 65 V4 64 Ti 55 Vi l'an American Oil 73 78 Vi 77 77 l'en;.I aai l 42 42 V 42 42Vs I'ierce Arrow lSi 19Vs 18 19Vs 1'ure Oil 3 0 31 3 0 Vi 30T Hay Const.-;; lated Copper 16V 16Vi Heading 74 74 74 74 H.-public lr- n und Stetd 70 707a 70i 70" MriLlair Oil 31 -i 32V-' 31?4 32 Southern J'aciti ? Hallway S3 89 H 89 89 ttouthern Haiiu i.v 23 23Ts 23 23 V4 MudedKiker i'oiiwiioii 12S 1284 127 127?4 Texaa Oil 47' 47Vi 46T 47Vi Te...-s and Pacific 27!, 27 27Va 27 Tcl hcco Pro lU' t-! SO 80 "Cnion I'acifu 140 140 139 139 United .Stat- Rubber 63 63 63 63 United States SUel C-.mmon 9fi 99; 99 955 Utah Copper C3 63 63 63 Vanadium 45 45 4414 441 Virginia Chemical 3 0 50'6 "VVabash "A" K0- 30 JOH 3ifc "Western I'nlon 97 97 "Vf9tinKhou. ES 6SV4 C8Vs E SH "W'b.ite Motions 484 Igt. V;:iys Overland S 8 8 Vi 8

Thomson nnil McKinnon. Aetna. 13 A. W. Paper. 4 U AlIiiMl Packer?, 1013 Car Hiftht. 73 74 Chalmers. 1 ? Cities f?vc. Rankers, 2 2 U Cont. Mtrs., 7 Curtis, 3 5 X. A. Tulp. 2 Vi Hi Perfection, 3 Phil. Morris, 19 Tob. Prod. Ex.. 7U H Unl. Pft. S'nrg.. 7 8 Unl. P.et. Candy, 7 U. Hlprht, 1 Ü U. Js. Shir-;. 6 7 T.'ayne Coal. 1 Wright Msrtin. 3 3 Allen Oil, 3030 Allied, 35 nos. Wyo., S S Roone, 16 17 Carib. 7 Hlk Rasin. 10 Federal. 1 Glenrock. 1 Harvey, 3 ex Int. Tete.. 21 Livingston, lVi Marland of Mex., 8 M err it, 10 Vi M. W. Oil. 2 bid M. W. Tfd., 3 U M. VT. Re fg.. 200 bid N. A. Oil. 2f; Noble, 2 4 25 Pennock, 7 Vi Prod, and Ref., 9 10 Ryan. 7 Salt Creek New, 1$U Vz Sequoyah. 4 SImms, 2 9 Skelly, 8

A. R. C. 10 Rig Ledge, 2kVi Ros. and Mont., 12 14 Cons. Copper, 15 16 Cresson. 4 0 4 3 Divide Ex.. 2 Goldfld Con., 16 17 Goldzone-, 6 7 Hecla. 910 Jer. Vde., 6 Jumbo, ZVz Magma, 2 S 2 9 McNamara, 7 8 M. Ide, 9 V4

FOLTTl BED MARKITT (rrrrted P11y by I. A. flow. rt lilrK'ro at. Phon IJncln Hai. straw am rrr.P. TIMOTHY Sellins. 14 Hi pet Mi. Cl-OVnt-Medium rft. ..Cirj $17. SI IAN C.IiASS Sellins f. cwt M I I.I.IiT Common, neihts $1.75 bo. ntinmotb red. fl: iwft clorer. 1 ALPALFA Sfihoif. SHM V 15 K A N S 4. SHKD ")IC $2. RAY Pay ins, HCilS; ell!n $2lli2P per ten. OATS Piylnjj. 40c: ellin. COQ' COW Pi: AS fVTT4..V). frrn MARKET. fCorrectrd Dmllj l.y the U!er MIUm Floor od I d Co.. 420 S. ilirhlfan at Ihone Main rOR Pavlns 5oc: Fellies TcTiT.V. CLOVER SEED PayiDif fl2; seihni Jl"i 1. ALSIKE CLOVER Sellin?. 514411 ALFALFA Northern trown. SIC IIinPtH AND TAI. LOW. (Crrrtrd l)liy by f. W. Lippma. tl N. Mftifc. at. ronf Mln 3L RIUKS .V,iTr : ra!f.kins ldHc. TALLOW Rendered. Oc ; roush 233t HEt)sVAX-i:ö(jt;v per . WHEAT, CORN. OATS. ETC. Orrectfd Dnily b D. n. Mnrrtn. Sta Mill, llrdr-uilo Dt. 1'hona 1ST. COHN Parins eV per ba. OATS Pa vine 4V. M'lilH.IXÖS Selllnir. fl.60 cm. OATS Sellins V bu. r.It AN Sellins $135 ewt. KYE rarintr SCRATCH FEED Sellins, f 2 CS cwL WHEAT No l. riyins fl.b bn SEEP RLCKWREAT Pax ins $1 -". fell-ins

C;irtrr Harrison. F n r in e r Mayor of Cliirapo. A.-rrts J'rict Thcrt! An Highest.

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'hin a b'-ame frightened and dei d d to give Japan a'.l th1 time their s r.edule allotted to th far east. Customs otllcials have received InFtructions to be recially polite and lenient in examing bacsage of foreign tourists to Jaran. On thi score no visitor will experience any un

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an"M hotels and interests which 1 be taken into consideration, and

In inpectina: the personal effects trav 1 rs." said an otücial order

conference of customs otllcials.

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talk but no reduction.

mu. h , i 'l care siiouM be taken not to !l nil th- i'.rst imnre.-sion of Japan

What Does Tomorrow Hold In Store At Your Home?

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(Corrected Dully hj nretherboed Grr; XtO X. Main at. Phone M-1T56.I BETTER Taylor. Sc; aelllnc. 42e. FRESH EGGS Paying, 20c; fellies, SO' lozfn. FR L' ITS AND VEGETABLES CU. fornia narel orange", 60c do. CADBAGK SAlllnf. 5c lb.

600 pairs of high grade shoes from Reltner's main floor selling at $2.95, $3.45 and $3.95 on Reltner's clearance floor during July. adv.lST.

tourist buine.-s will bo ruined r.nl

fore i en visitor. cease coming to .la - Jap.an-se pan unl-s prii ts ar- bwr re, 1. Man-!'n lv,y w hile h: own prb-es continue t he ' J-'1 pa n. ! sam th.rec or four times th' prices - quoted in euidi bonks and American

newspaper and magazine advtrt.semen.t.". , j Carter U. Harrison, former mayor, of Chicaeo, rt ached liere recently on the ,.t lap of onn of Iii- fpe- , quent jaunts .around the world. He! looked .at his hotl bill gasi.ed and) cabled an S. o. S. to Iiis bankers. 1

Aiy .lapant- visit is c-sting me mir.h more titan mv vi-it to anv

oth r country in th- world." he -aid. ! "In Europe I talked to a number off

traveler? who had heard of the hich pricey in Japan and wore about to abandon proposed visit.s here. Tiese

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customs and commences 1 prices now prevailing In 1 finds him.-tolf regretful!

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ViEEERCYCASOIlH.-'OlHEH COSVMEJS PR0CTCTS

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It ran he i day of pleasure, the same a any other, or a clay of hurt! work and toil, a typical Llue Monday. Th ere arc over 1.500 homes in this community that will enjoy Monday. These Homes are equipped with the famous Cof. field Washer. The bugbear o f the week has been removed by this marvelous work saver. No mussing around; no hours of labor over the wash board. The Cofneld saves you this and it is a machine made for the women. Always ready for work, with no complicated mechanism to bother with. You don't even have to bother to oil it, the CofTield system of lubrication saves you that bother. Call for a demonstration.

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Pegs Ordinaries 2oTn2H3 ; first- 21 Cheee Twins 191190. Aciertcans 19i. Ponltrr l'ow'.s 22; dnrks 202; seew 12'Crt; tnrkeya 25; roosters 14; broiler- 2CTiai. Potnto! Receipts 17ft cars. Sonfhern Rlht Triumph-. nked, No. 1. $2Vy,t 20; Ala. Spaubllng I!oe $19.20i2 10 ; N

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Itfic ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST CO. ST JOSEPH COUNTY SvaONGS BAMC

Sarins money -wfll give 3'ou an Interesting object in life lf you have a. definite purpose In view. Decide what you want most and plan to get It. Save methodically by putting aside a definite amount at regular Intervals for a stated period of time. For example: lf you want something that requires a thousand dollars, you can get It by saving1 fifteen dollars a month for five years. Oper, an Interest raying Account with ' us. Make deposits systematically and let your money inereAs-e with compound lntere-st.

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THANK YOU And remember,' your purchases, made . hero must! '.make good or we will. Paul D. Gilbert,'

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Shoes You'll need them for your trip over the Fourth We have a wide range of styles to select from. Paul O. Kuehn Footwear One Hundred Twenty-five South Michigan Street Closed Wednesday Afternoons During July and August Money Cheerfully Itrfurulexl

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Placing your money in some of the best paying securities you receive less than 10 percent. Place a very small portion of your money in good dental work and consider it as capital for investment. You say a small amount invested wouldn't yield much interest, hut this small amount invested in good dental work will pay hi dividends. See the value you gain in health, comfort, pleasure and appearance, to say nothing of the feeling of confidence it gives one to know that their health is insured by good teeth. The startling low prices afforded by Holmes Dental Service make it within the means of all to have their teeth in first class condition. No matter the amount of work necessary, with our low prices, in effect, the total cost cannot be large. Where can a small amount invested yield such large returns?

An Offer That Has Made Hundreds of Friends

A full guaranteed upper ar.4 lower p!at3 at this untisn.il rrice. We guarantee evry phis of this plate. That w5 rea-Ity ar making b..unu.nal offer is attested hy the hundreds c people that are wearing this plate every d'iy. It cc..ts nothing to Investigate thLs offer.

The services of the best dentists obtainable can be secured here. Our materials and equipment are the finest money can buy. All in all you'll profit by taking advantage of Holmes Dental Service. Four Chairs, No Waits Free Consultation and Examination X-Ray Laboratory

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Corner Michigan and Washington Sts. Look for Sign

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