South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 270, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 September 1922 — Page 4

WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 27. 1022

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Arn er. -at. Pe 3u?.ir Arrvriran f'nn (V Arrriean fir IVojndry ArrTiars Tr:j Fyrii'V" Amr!can Hide an 1 Leather Comrr.'h. AmprlMr. Ir. !;;-trJ i'. Corporation.... Adt! .m I""'--m '!. e Am;!'-.!" F"!!"'

A m ri a n Surrar Am rian T' j, nr nr. Ameriexr. V.'nrl Anaor. la Copper At(h!.on

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Open , 17 44 13? . 13 U .122 . 01 . 0 121T, . 9v; io:

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P i! pvt. n lycomotlv 133 U I:i;;imoM nn-1 Ohia . '. ST. t i B --'.hhnr. .l-: "P." 76 i: r ok !rn Kn p i 1 Trinkt 2 4 California, petroum 64 C-irn-l:v. Pwifb- 14S Ontral Pe.ith'r 41 Oh n r. d fT" v ft CheimpeaV -o.nl OhiT 7 4 Chirasr-v, Milwauk" nnd Si. Paul Com. 33 CMe.-ico. Milwaukee nr,! i-t. Paul PrM.. CO1,; an i IVorth wesej n 92 CP. Ilvfc I.'larii and Peoria 43 ChlM?). Pork Jflar l arl Poorla "A" ...101 C.hiMKO. lirk J5'.ir.-! nnd Peoria "P." . ?2

Chill Copper

Chirr, CV.ppr 23 1

Colorado Ful and Iron

Corn Products 116i

Crt:clb! St l Cuba. Cane Fn?ar Erl Common. General 13-?r! General Motors Common Gooirlch .at northern Ore ... Gr: V-.-hern Railway

8 . 13 ,179 i . 14 33 . 33 , 93 103 65 .112 , 40 17 . 57 , 24 43 . 3f,

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I nte motional ltHrvi Jr. du serial Alrohal . . . . liiinois Central Inspiration Internat1op.il Nike . Internniin al Papr ... Kansas City Suthern . Kelly flprIr.j?flM Xennectt CppT

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Ihitjh Valley Marino Common 14 Marino Prfd 57 Mexican Petroleum . ...ISSH Miami Copper 2S Midvale Sto.l 34; Mi.ouri Parin" 22 National Pname! 614 Nevada Copper 16 New Haven Hallway 3 0 lew York Central Northern Parity ff6r. Norfolk an 1 Western 119 Pacific Oil 57 Pan American Oil 79 Pennsylvania 4 8 People Ga.1 95 Plero Arrow 13 Pullman 133 Pur Oil 322 Hallway Steel Springs 117 Kay Consolidated Copper 15 pending 7S Republic Iron and Fteel 6 6" iir Iioebuok 83 Sinclair Ol! , 31Vh Fotrthern Paoiflr Un U way 9 4

Southern Ilaihvay ... SI Uilcf inker Cominnn Texas Oil TV x-u ani Pnoiflo . . . Tohacro Products . . . Union Pacific Unite, 1 S!atM .. T'nlted States UuMicr

... 2 5 12fH 47

23 C4 150 6 50

Unltei! Statr.s yil Common 103 T'nitel States Sfol Prf.1 122 Utah Copper 677 Vanadium 4s Virginia Chemical 26 V.-ahash "A" 31U Wrtlnprhoua (53 Whe Motr-s 4 3 W'i'.lys Overland

(Quotations Iy Tlioin.on nnd AIcKlnnon

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INDIANA roll' MATSTOfK.

5i i.Nin.N.rnr,is, -.'pt ft-iioos-n-

pr 10 io.v lev; J Mar l.o-. 1 ' '.' ' j 1!7 I i;o!;N i : : 1 P-c ! Mir ',2 ! OATS 1 Spt 4.1 .1 4" I Per .M ." t M.iv -i i-L.r.i) 1 Sept 11.3.1 11: r.7 U.V. I (irf ll.:l ll.l'.j 111"' i Ii 1 its ! Sept. N'mlnil O.-t. Nomiml KYK sr-t Ta! r,r, p.-e 70 ;o

irivj! FEAHS KU KLUX KLAN: Savinps Certificates in

I I $ 2 ' ! . r's; '?'!v !y ar, '. t r r e r e r t i -

MIUUlS HOlhL JUAlli Demand at rrcscnt 'nrcj ? ,, ,r I $:.-. ti- ,i rr t: - - ,Miirn!0 f ( Rv T V S Heer A-ronnmen bv T-O-t- ; n otur.'y. a;'T .'.T .y ' K r J ' :.

' ", Under the hallucination thut h-,-. cf!i-iilp thnt an Increase in the ;

', w.i 3 about to be mobred by 1 1 1 Ki

n .v abo,ut to r ?br!:Dy , ' K( rr.ee of United ate treasury;:iv. Klux Kinn. Theodor G;lroy l?a; ed 1

,1 today and fired five."1'"? ceri:ncatca wou.a neenrr.-

effective Sept. 3C, hi resulted In -

" . cut cf his I'P

7ho!. through the door In a local 112 htel. .Tlounly wounding MI.s Han- ' ra Johr.f 'n, ore cf the hoto! e:a-

-reat Increase in the pale.- of th certif.oa'es thi." the final) week

Investor's Pocket Manual rc Ilooklt IwuM MonlMf

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(inr.vr.o cash gkain.

WHEAT No. 2 rd JlVj: N" 2 hard

: '-Tiie Iu Klux Klan 5nt nv rriew. hrr-i'.fir.:n letter?." Gilroy explained Next

v hen he was taken intn eu?!od "I thought, vhpn the knock rP ir.v floor th.it thry wore go

' , v.hrn he was taken ir.tn custody. ; r!crs of the $2 0. $0 and $s;10 ra"I thnj-ht, when the knock came j ttcatfS bc tp j;c.30. 52 an.

1 to :

i cfTennar th cer.Ificate"? at the r ' l iao tnr!tt rJ.ti de' rip?

of y) rorpr-r'jon. r-rjrt f -. ernf-p-t . "Hid. etc. wlU bi f-jmishrj FREE by ny hritfriert i'.i'j'r t- hrrrt 03 r-r't. OR for .'. Utt wi l h ert ci!rrt br TitE F1S UNCIAL TRESS. PvblUhprt. Ill HroJ Sit., New York City.

SOUTH SHORE LINE South Bend-Chicago Special Leavrs 5o. Bend 7:40 n. m. Leave Chicago t):2 5 p. m. For further information see Ticket Acent, phone Main 440.

i0 CA'I TI.K-lir.r ;t, market te idr yellow J4ra e ; N. 4 ye.Jow r". ir 1 fnc A f 'C II - 1 mc 1 1 ar.l v .k s -.rs J'.'i 11 .V ro an.'''.; No. mixed W.Wir: Nr. .1 n.ix.-i VlVOinCH If CfHS .I (S5, j 15 Gold MedJ 121 !f .T'.'j T. ; kV; No. 4 ia!i'-. r,-u. : N". 2 wM tr.", . . Tr. . ! ! 98Ä; I Uv: no. n -vhi e c,cr,e; no. 4 wh; - Rcscup Ammonia ) iclimsvx Flour r,2ii I rniC.Mio uirsTOCK. "TaTS-No. 3 white 4A?tov. No. 4 INDIANA POUTS. S. pt. 2'-. Fire- j QQ(, 105 I '--; ro.ir!:ft !i.r?tt .t;1 -'lern weak nT No 2. TO. !..fHfar.n- a- . , ' Vi

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CLOVtK j:2;lJ:).

we'-ht J 1i.' 'O ; Jht lights ?'J. ''-.

75 'lo.","); hr-ivy pat k'di fnwi, 1'eth fTioi;

0 's4.; rooking pr.v s. rouh J73''iS: pics

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CA'ITUE Keceird market flor?

r-OCTJT HENT ?I IRRET). SEF-D MARKET.

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1 (Torrerted rll ty O. A. tlrh!cn at. Thon Lli

Hoct of the Cantrrhury Apartments I

early today rknd re?cuM 40 pTns j S-j when an amrnoria pip? in the re-jh friceratir.q: fytem burst. 'M

Chicken FceJ

$1.99 a Hundred

4- u, i "n ral! v '.Je r. 'i'.etf ireprV ct'oire nnd j CLOVKU- Mediura. red. lln. $141 , r:n,r. $lo ;.,- ; m-'.nim r.d p .,r.l rn am moth reJ $15: wot -lver. 41 1 and rho;r, ?3 l,f.?li.io; OAl-Pajlnj 40C; einr. Müt f,l .-.nira.ia nd iu.'dinin 'J. 10. I'.utoberj HAT. STRAlf' AND rT.ri). !

oartlheifrs . 4 'i rJ IV. ; rows J .1 7.V- j (Corrected rn T th y MIIlw , 2.; bnlls J.l.T'-f.ao Cannr and cut-I Floor nd FerfJ Co.. 420 S. Jlichltan k j

49 Dl 44 101 92

tcrs wwh .imi neirors f j..'Vi.3..o; eanr.or teer f t 4.40 : val cilv's, lil;t nd hardy f'.'Lt. $10.1.V-n2.2., ; feeder

fte.rs $0 CVd s 2.. ; sterker sfe.r J4','i7.44; !

v.rkr r-o-w ar.ti h-if r f a ."."(-.V. Slir,i:F' Ib-eolptH H.,oo; rnirk.-t lanihj ?-adv to l.! higher; ?:op ftendv. Lümt.. SI lbs down 5 1.T 2.".'.; 11.7." : limh's.

115 8,0

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CORN riTlne fi?; fllic? 70fJ7V. CLOVES Piyln; 12; eti:!; lir.ne Mil LET SIIIdj S14. ALMKE Selling J14. ALFALFA ih njr 11415. FOY B LANS f.; 3 4. SEED CORN-42. HAY Pajlnsr. JltH; ielllar $2413

per too.

G EATERS GET ACID STOMACH

hX 1 LOTV FPrCES ... . t- V h At

Rose Leaf Flour 79c Sack Pure Cane Sus-ar $6.99 a Hundred

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?'. 2..T 12.2." ; ew.-.-i f'Att"; fws, rull

r.nd common $2'.T a 7." hrfo.r n pws t',) er

ul Ai.rn .luiiupiu tijiiu, im.

Chicago rKonrcr market.

15 L.pW.fj, v-7 tühM F.xtrn 4')lr- n.m.hrH

178 27e; pxtn flrntji ,W4(i; flrts r.'i'r.'.iV: :

..nrkln; n'oek 2"''i 20c. e--,M 272: ordin.iry flrsts 2.V27c; nritM l'.j.V; cLeks 12TilSc; dirties 13 r,;iv. CHEESE Twins, cew. 20t;721c; Painn 'jiarJlc: Younr Americas 21T? 1'1'ie; Lorihorr,s 2,Ve ; brick 2'M LIVE POPLTRY Turkey 2.V ; ehJekpn is.f22c; fprir 20;; rooters l?,r;

i f.r.vio s,; durks 21(

56s; t roTATOTES Itelp? K'. ears. "V1.

hulk Round hit f 1 oo.t 11.I; Minn, sacked .ind hulk Parly ..lndlnnd Ohlo3 $1 N"ii l.lo VEAL .V) t V1 U,s. lOTillr-: 70 to V) It.s. 12f;l..v. S0 to 11.) p,s. ip.il.'c: fancy th!i-k lt'.'(17c; overwisht, 3J to 175 ibs..

14 23 39 92 103 K4 112 40

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TIMOTHY Selling: 500 per bx

HIDES AND TAMOW. rorreeterl Pally by . W. Ltppmao. t FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Call.

ferula

Tak M.ienl- to titralli the Acid J l and Keep stomach ( lenn nd j

71 rrrsi:

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If yoj'r n honrty eater: if you rniwt have 't.'.rre h me.iis a day. erit them. Hut af't-r each mal you hould neiit raliz. itf i!.i:i;criM :iclds that your f'.-d formn la th. Momueh. pays a imtod authority. When vmir ;oini',li is oyrload.d. the

ffKid o:irc!it. f"on sour flüi d vcl p acid

23. 43 35 Sl 68 141; 57 1SS 2S 34 21 62 15 30 97 85 119 58 80 4 3 94 13 1 3 1 32 117 15 77 sr. 89 33

94

25 127' a 47 29 53 14? 6 50 102 321 67 U 46 26 32 49 6

CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE. Open Illrh Low Close WHEAT Sept l.c! 107 . l.Os- 1(V.

rail bit1 ornotM. Oo dsut. j tli.T pr.vti Mlly paraly?. the stomarh s j N. Main t. rtione 3Ialn 2CI.) (aetivitv .-; - hf..rr- lh work -f due-tion SI.'PAN C.RAS5 Sellins I'd SO fW, can I. compiled. Thn the .tomach be- j U HIDES TCflOe; caifklns 10ll5c. .-..ine woak and "mnkv" and you are H

4 10c cans Sardines. . . .25c 2 15c cans Corn 19c

1 2 15c cans Kidney Beans 25c

I) 20c can K. C. Baking

rowder isc

It E ESS W A X 2 CX 35c per lb. WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC.

n 1 1 1 1 1 v su T-Ter irom 1 no .-v-. . u,

Souriu.. I'...it'mi: and after catlnr 1 pains Your appetite oos you're pi"k ., .1 1 1-1 - i .,,1 ahlf iwfl to 1k tvi lovs

Corrected Dftlly by D. R. Morran. Ntu I hi-artv "'noil V-p.-ome menacing MI11, Ilxdrnullo v. rbon Lr-3097) j , . ' 95?,V?.lr,ir r',rMba-v. j To ".luieklv neutralize thH dan-erous

SEED BUCKWHEAT Pay inj '$1.23:

..ill.-. 1 X 1 IUOII.

CHOP 1'EFD SI CO lhU pleasant traimcnt works. eiiUI l Lt.u-l.w. p.Kuratfd Magnesia. whieh can be ncira and rRonrnc fonn, in r s0l (iril- Rtore. is a Chcm(Corrected Dally by Brotherhood Teer j ht' product, pure and unadulterated. A t20 N. Main at. Vfion M-l"5w. po-orful ar.tl arid atd foueh r-orrec-BETTER Pavin? 41c; selling 47c. lrivo. A sirup!. . harmlos, inexpensive FRESH EGGS Paying 32o; .-cilia, .17c ; and oui fcy efT-etive treatment ued by üoz-n. j thousands of folks everi day. Adv.

2 pounds Choice JJ jTf Rio Coffee . . ÖtJü

2 pkgs. Com Starch. ... 15c 2 pkgs. Gloss Starch. . . 15c

. 3 pkgs. Climalene 25c

In Bov;l-ene, per can 19c

i and take In a' Etile ht natcr Jut aftor

You'll bf surprised how n!iy

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PRICES RECEDE ON HEW YORK MARKET

Professional Interests Active During Session Rails Show Losses. NEW YORK. Sept. 25. (By A. r.) Lack of fresh buying power nd renewed concern over th forclsm situation enccuragel rrofersional intertsts to greater activity In today's toek r:iari;et. Trices drifted i!'wnvArJ tut generally within narrenlimits. The .selling: movement wn ai '.ed Ir. lis early fctagetj by rather hea-y offering's from, western pcir.tf. Pomttic news wa3 largely favorab'e. Tradlrr was naln largely In the hands cf prof.-5i!or.al intercut?. Un- .. un'.Inr.ed n-ports of capital readjU5trr.et.t nnd the possibility of extra divider 1 disbursements continued to havo a. f.xvorabb? effect on Standard I'.I .oouritles. Standard of

Vi20$ dJk

Buy your winter clothes now. Now is your chance to get your winter clothes h

at rlalt rnce. l ne reason or tnis rig oaie is, mat we arc selling out our Laaies Ready-to-Wear line in order to put in a full line of dry goods and Gents Furnishings. Also in this sale we are giving you the greatest values in dry goods. It will save you money to come and get your bargains at "The Lincoln Shop." For further bargains sec our yellow hand bills.

ale Started

Tuesday, Sept. 26 and Will Continue Until the Merchandise Is Sold

2 lbs. Crackers 25c 3 lbs. Breakfast Cocoa. .25c 3 cans Every Day Mi!k.25c 3 lbs. Navy Bc?.ns 25c 3 lbs. Rice 25c 6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes. . .25c

6 boxes Matches

2oc

p Pounds Fancy lSZp im Santo3 Coffee VV&f

Maple Syrup, pint 19c Large bottle Catsup . . .19c Large jar Preserves .... 19c 1 lb. Snowdrift 19c tfjj Pounds Pcabcrry fTr Coffee . . . . JJb 3 cans Dutch Cleanser. .25c 4 10c rolls Toilet Paper. 25c Brooms 39c Men Sticks 15c

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ON THE CORNER?

Nov.- Jersey ri.'lnc 1 1-S and Stand- ! yar asro

NEWS OF EAST CRISIS CAUSES RISE IN GRAIN CHICAGO. Sept. 26. (By A. P.) Nervousness over the Dardanelles

, crisis and the threatened tieup of

vessels on the Great Iakes led to

higher prices today for wheat, corn!

and oats. The market closed unsettled at 1-4 to 1 1-2 cents net gain, with December 103 3-8 to 101 1-1' and fay 10S 3-S to 10S 1-2; corn finished 3-8 to 1 3-8 cents up and oat unchanged to 1-4 ft 3-S cents higher. In provisions the outcome wa the same as yesterday's to 1". cents hisher. Owing: chiefly to continued mili

tant moves on the part of Turkish I

forces, the wheat market started with a decided upward tendency but In the mlddlfc of the trading session a slip backward In values took place, tho effect of hedlnff sales from the northwest. especially Winnipeg where receipts tomorrow were expected to total as much as 2,300 carloads. Besides, today's arrivals

Statco were more than 6CO.000 li"li- i

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Special Coat Sale Ladies Plush Coats, 50 inches long, all sizes.

Regular price $37.50. Sale price

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Wool Velour Coats

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-UnU 36 to 40. Snecial for this Sale. . il ß

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Sizes 46 to 52. Regular price "T' 0 $43.50. Special for this Sale. . . b'J Misses' Coats, All Colors Sizes from 18 to 20. Regular (ofOl E price $22.50. For this Sale Öw'hÖ

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Light Weight Coats All colors and sizes, for Ladies and Children. Regular price $2 5.00. Special for this ffStfc

Sale u

Ladies' Dresses in wool Serge and wool Tricotine, always sold for $25.00 to

$35.00. A This Sale. 43 1 I m

els In excess of th

.ard of California 3 1-4. Pan-American and Cilirrr.!a Petroleum also tar.tlilly bettered their posltiors. I "amines Show Txs.sts. Predict :T.f that the August camin. t utateraert of th railroads would how heavy los.-es a.s a result of the

J hl. prr.en'a strikes, were 1 y f;r;:rr.- applied by the

They showed

ir.ors rt.e r i

::i "!4 Pac.flr s' -tem

In the corn market ex-portera-m 1

eastern shippers were npparentltlcipatln? needs and to'in? t( cape being1 hampered by the tieup. Frost reports attracted

notice rl?o. On the other buyers of cats refused to fello turns in price.

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,i !;--s ir. r. t op r.atir.c Income fori A-.;sru: of 1 4 5.2 1 0 b. low that of j tl.A cr.rr jp'T.dirc month l:it year.) l.ar?e!y as a result of this showing, i

I'r.ir.n racii'i - s

to-'k was ar.ior.c th-.1

hardest h!t in th rail shop, drop-' J 1 1-- I .'1'tS. Atchi--o:. Cat. ad: an Pacific. North-I rn racif.c. St. Paul common and

-7' lerrea. arivi lmciro ana .ortn

d material

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v.estern a'- eri i

ci -sIor. s. .rao " f the 'ialti( ? moved' erair-: th. j-irevailin current. Coca "! j. r'-vi" -r up r.eariy two points sr '. Jew. 1 T1-i 1 1-2. Pupont jumpt i up ;-h; p in a tarr.ov'r Of :i ' out ' ' -i:.ir--. 7. tal sab . v . r- c " 0 ) si. - "a!l ::.-.-. p ' r.l ar. I rer.ewod at 4 1-2 p- r' a-! but eae 1 off t f' v:r rt tiio !, J. Tb- tiui- mony

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DR. L. WAMPLER

DENTIST 113 South Michigan SL Phone L. 2473 Over Mayr's Jewelry Store

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BIG SKIRT BARGAINS Wool Se rge and Tricotine Skirts. Always sold for $10 and $15. Sale price

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Closing out sale of Voile

Dresses. Your

choice, each

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A Bargain in Silk Baronette Skirts, $10 to $12 values. For this Sale

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for every boy who purchases a suit or overcoat from us, valued at $10 or more, we will give him one of these dandy foot balls! Boys, here's your opportunity! Get busy today so that you will have your football all season.

we are showing a wonderful collection of

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Overath and Jumper Coats in plain Blue and striped Denim. Regularly sold at $1.98 $1.35 a garment.

Men's Lee Unionalls, in Denim and Khaki $2.98 and $3.50

other good suits and coats at $5, $6.50, $8.50 GET THE HABIT OF SHOPPING AT MAX ADLERS. LARGER SELECTIONS; MORE CLERKS; EVERY COXl'EIEXCE; 200 FEET OF U IX DOW DISPLAYS

SAVE! By Getting Your Barg ains at

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345 LINCOLN WAY WEST ' S. MAHLER, Proprietor

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing of Ladies' and Men's Clothes

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IUST GOOD CLOTHES THAT'S ALL

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