South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 244, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1922 — Page 19

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I, 1922

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RECEIVERS TAKE OYER G. AND A.

Slock Take Sharp Drop as Federal Officials A sume. Control. CHICAGO. Au; r,I T.V Chirac &. Alien raS'ra..! v a..- vlr;u.;:y under fi"overnrr.rjt cor-trI to '.ay. Action tt lh Tx. Oil Co.. of Uou.r.on, Tx.. :r. aklr. for a receivership for :h rr-f! in

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4fsii!rr.t of !h .ir.-I AVi:::a-n V.'. Vh!op . .t t : ' rr.K'y as rf.vrii TJ'.ey a.re ur.lr llrt-c: .-up'-rvlilon or the- fl-rai court. OfScia'-f? of th ? rr .-i! rffucl to h t'mnt the a to hy but decVir.! the total ind -Jr. v ia $14.009,(0 0. The Texas had a 133.000 clfiim a rain: th .com pin v.

In th r'-tln for r-!vrh!; t-! torr.oyfl i'l'cl". ri t h a r fh r-i1 -.v m j ;n default f-r mat "ml.. Mi;ir.'i'.' ; o'c. :o tho extent Jl.r.o'i.ooo. i Off.C '.n:? r.f tho rj'.' rl-r:ar"d t':1 the comMr.M mil and cm; stril;1 c.iud the Jr.olvoncy f f the Alton, i

i reals in.im sourr or revenue rtas derive. through tho hauling: of ccal. Th rcelverch!p na a.?'ced fol-

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c. rectors :n lork. Thrr-5 thou.-i r. l .ehar j? of preferred terk of tho Chicago Alten railroad, now Jr. the hands of a rectivtr, vrQ ?r.d at four, off 5 1-2 at the o?-r.!r.; of the New York Stock Exchange todny. FLve thousand shar-v of common wr.- :J At thre. off 2 7-S.

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FiW $12,000 Diamonds

Buried in Cellar Pit

Ely? IN". III.. Aug. .11 While d:spinfr. a cüar Ät his farm home nar Ontariovllie, Albert Cartel unearthfi 07 diamond rir.ss valued at $12,0 0 0. The rinz. ore German silver and

cnnie of t hru are f:t -vith one. two j nnd three diamon l. There are 137

Hlone-s ,n a.i. Yr-f-niay they were rloposifd In a safety deposit box at an Eisrin uank. All the rir.rs wer strun? on a cord

which va bidly decayed and rw.dy th?y were hidden by thieves.

Pennsy Bridge Bloivn Up In Dynamite Plot

WILMINGTON. 11, Autr. SI. (FU- I. N. &) Tho Fourteenth st. brid of the Pennsylvania was dynamited early today just before a. iass:nper express train was due to pa over It. The police saspeict railroad strikers. Search is being: made for th dynamJters ' So heavy wa the charge that

windows in hous half a mile away were shattered and the whole city was irou"d. The part of the bridsro holdin.? the rorth-bound tracks was destroyed and the abuttment.s were damaged. All trains were faired and th

i pclic threw a cordon about tlia

bridge to 'keep all persons away. Th y feared that ome of the charge of .iyrantite had not exploded and rni.tht r c.?f any minute. The (hm;ige t i-r(rty wrss heavy.

Ignorar.ee gives a ort of eternity to prejudice, and perpetuity to error

Reports Show Oil Record Were Broken During July WASHINGTON. Au 31. (P.y I. N. S.) The month of July witne.ecl the greatest daily average consumption of the crude oil in the United States yet recorded. while daily average production showed a suJ-tanti.l decrease, ;be geological firvey announced tod;y. Daily average consumption of crude oil during July totalled 1,657,6 4 5 barrels, an Increape of more than 31,f,C0 barrels over thit for June. Daily average production amounted

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i The Duches3 de Valentinols has been designated hereditary heir to the Monaco principality by her : tether, the new Prince cf Monaco.

Chari..s E. Goodail. pr.'ident of the collet0, ffiyrt he has no idoa who the donor might be. The. letter of Instruction to the bank Indien" that the donor mav

the board of, mak additional gifts to the college.

afid spee;n"d that th" e 'vre aLo to oe !'irr1 ever to the college in 10.11', ur;:es o:hTwSe provided for.

$10,000 Loss in Labor War Dynamite Outrage

Franklin College Gets

Gift of SL000 IUmd

FR.VNKEIN". Ind., Aug. 21 Franklin Colp has received a gift of a $1.00 bond. ."' nt to a local bank from Paul H. Pi vi. Co.. inv'. r.ient house, fhieao, to be held in tru.t by th bank f.u- the college, the name of the donor bir.g kept sc rt. The bond heart s" per cent irt"ret, payah;.- evry six month?, and the stipulations are that the 1-ond and accruing interest are to be held in tru-st by the hank until The interest i to r,. invested according io direction- Irorn the doner, anil if before th' hte mentioned the donor d"ft not give directions for the investment, the hond and its interest which his accumulated are to be given to the college. The bond i.- payable in full in 1141.

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l. i . ) t- our. nouses unaer construction were demolished here ear'v today by ht-avy blasts of dynamite. Pi mag w.ts estimated at $40.000. The explosion.1 which occurred separately within live minutes, shattered windows and routed re.idenis from their beds in a radiu of three mllf-v No onevvis injured. After the blasts the wreckage caught fire. Police attributed the .explosions to labor trouble.

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Here is a beautiful bed in a design that will beautify your bedroom. It is a handsome walnut bed with four 4-inch posters. It is exactly as shown and is an unmatchable value at this low price. Easy Credit Terms

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Cooler, colder days and evenings are coming days and evenings that you'll at home. You'll want your rooms to be comfortable and cheerful and ood

ture will make them so. Come in to our big furniture store now and select the furnishings you have been wanting. You'll find good furniture at the lowest prices here.

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Furnish Your Home in a Manner in Which You Can Take Pride and Comfort

30x3J2 Cord Tire and Tube Extra Special. . .$7.45

$1.15 . .$3.15 and up . . . 75c and up . . .40c and uo $1.00 $1.00

Stop Lights, very Special

Spot Lights, very Special Ford Timers Ford Timer Wires Spark Plugs A few left at 4 for. Tire Pumps A dandy at ......

Jacks The best made at $1.25 The above items are just a few of the many Bargains you will find at this store. We carry a complete line of Accessories, Tires and Tubes, Storage Batteries, Gasoline, Oils and Greases. Our aim at all times is to please our customers. Our goods must satisfy or your money refunded.

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The Auto Market Speciglt 535 S. MICHIGAN ST. The Store you will like to trade at.

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Designers of bedroom furniture have at last learned that bedroom furniture must have that feminine touch which is so necessary to make it appealing to modern women of the present day.

This is evident in every new and beautiful bedroom suite which now graces our floors. Not for a long time has bedroom furniture been quite so charming in design and finish or quite so low in price as now.

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3-Piece Cane and Mahogany Suite at $165 Just imagine being able to luxurious- These suites have substantial frames. lv furnish your entire living room in r.ichIr finished in mahogany, attractive cane panelled back3 and they the height of style at a price as low are upholstered in rich vclour, with as this for a complete 3-piece suite. loose spring cushions.

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Extra Specials Tomorrow

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Wing Back Overstuffed Chair $35 Have just secured several of these wonderfully luxurious chairs, upholstered in tapestry over comfortable spring construction, and offer you your choice tomorrow only at this special low price..

Oblong Dining Tables $29.75 The oblong table has been designed to meet the needs of the average dining room which is oblong in shape. Several different designs and finishes to select from and prices in every case very low.

Dresser Special $39.35 As an extra special for tomorrow we offer several very attractive dressers with adjustable mirrors and dust proof drawers; walnut or mahogany finish.

New Metal Beds $17.95 A number of different designs to select from in metal beds finished in a variety of attractive colors. At this price they are extremely good values. Come early for first choice.

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Queen Anne Period Buffets S44.75 To get a splendid quality Queen Anne buffet at a price as low as this is a real event. This one is richly finished in walnut and you can match it later with chair and table if you so desire.

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Floor Lamps Very Low in Price Scores of new designs in floor lamps and bridge lampi are now being featured here. The warm glow of one of these beautiful lamps will add cheer to your living room during the long winter nights. The first to choose gets the best selection. ! A Off As low as 5) I .00

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A New Rug Will Add Much to Your Home's Attractiveness Add a new rug to your living room, dining room or bedroom and note the difference it makes. We have every size and every type of rug at the very lowest prices easy terms, too. 6x9 Lapoleum Rugs $8.50 8x10 Lapoleum Rugs $14.50 9x12 Lapoleum Rugs $16.50 Lapoleum, yard 69c 9x12 Brussels Rug, a beautiful pattern . . .$26.75 Easy Credit Terms

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Davenport End Tables $7.65 Recently we picked up a number of attractive designs in davenport end tables in walnut or mahogany, at a special price concession that enables us to offer you these splendid little tables at this very low price for tomorrow only.

Artistic Metal Lamps $9.75 the many new deirns we

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