South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 271, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1922 — Page 5

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THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 28, 1922

THE SOUTH BEttD NEWS-TifrlES

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Co.o: i Fu-I an 1 Iron Corn I'rodu'-ts i'rwl).).. i 'u!.j. ( ar.f .--'a:: tr tlrl- (' :;:':rin

Jer, t.i I Ii!'- trlc ir'-r,i; Mot .r.i Common flood ri a 'JriT. Northfrn Or ir it .N'orth'in Had way InJ'...:::al AN-.,haI i;i:i.;x Cr.tril Ir..-pira!!on International Nickel

International I'.ipr Kansas ty Suu'.hcrn K' l'y S;.r. 1 . . . K ear:- l C ',' . .

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l.rli-.'l Wl'.l'Y houi.-vi::. an I X.i.'In illo Mar.ru- Cnirnon Mann.- IVM MexN-tr. ivtrokum ... Miami (' -, por Milva:.. sr-.-i Missouri J'a-ifl.; National Lnanu-l NVvaila Coj)p.-r Now H.ivn liaihvay .. York Cntral .... Northern I a r iTic Norfolk ami Western . Parl.'Ic fill 1'a.n Anicrlrin OH .... IV nn'-ylvanla iVurlfs (!,n J'jfr Arrow Pullman Pur Oii Hallway StcI Sprinw .

Kay (-ormoIMatp.l Copper ..

l'oa'linir

Itppubl!- Iron ar.l Strel .

Soars Iiofhu'-k SlncKtir Oil Southern raif.c Hallway

South 'tii Hallway . . Stui!rba!rr Common Tfsns oil Toxa. and l'aüh-- . . , Tcl.;if, o I'ro !u-:s . . Vn;. :; Pa-ifj I'riit.d S:at.-s Fi,o.l

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3 2' 2 1 12 2 401; 17U 4 24; 4 3 35 U Sl14 2 ' " I ' 1) 2 183; 2S1.2 34i2 21 S Cl 301-2 3 7; R6 119H 37 8OI-2 4S 9 3 131.2 131 i3 117U 15i 771,2 f 3 "h 8S 34 25 127 ' 4 7 2S 34 63 K 143fi 5 0 103 C7i2 4?U

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STOCK PRICES I FURTHER DECLINE

7 Speculative Operators Force i Another Sharp Break I

Strike Effects Evident.

ecu; new vork. svpt. ::.(iy A. 120 j I'- 'J!:iti oiiTitoM for tha

7'j ; lifeline nirain n?.-iurn-d rontrrd ort 3 6 2 tiniay's j took inark't. foroini; an j 51 I other harp break in prices which j

fii 'earned a r.'imhor rf cm .-'-a .ir.-n

131, jene to threo points IkIo-.v y-t'T-52?4idi.v' levels and in many c,-.r to 73! the low-fft figures of the month. 23 ! Virtually no fr(sh buying power was C2 ! In evidence.

143 j r.is.-:ns r.f the rittsburr Coal r0, 40 s dA idend. rallir.iT attention to the!

Canadian Revenue Ardent Out for Slice of Ford's "Overlooked" $2,000,000 WINDSOR, r)r.tar:o. Sept- 27. Henry Ford'? for f ',:lnr may cct him J 3. 4 Alexander Id.jek. a-sr--5mr,nt comm:.--;cner, : - invo -t iatin to. day the pubi;hv-l report that Mr. Ford ha $ 2 0 't.O 0 0 on deposit in a Windsor lank. Th- motor kir.? is said to have forgotten th account until reminded nf It by his secretary. "If he has .'-uch an account, and had forotte-n It. it Is likely h" forcot to Ii 1 e a return on his income from it." raid the as.-e-s-ment comrniFPior.fr. "I am poinrj to f.nd out about this, ar.d If Mr. Ford has r.ot paid up. he owes Canada $3,400 Income tax."

Postal Department Gives Out Acic Money Order Hate

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Frar."e Or.e frnc will b" w.Tth'

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Texan Provides Cottages at

U inona or Ministers

WARSAW. Ir. !

I -tark-t ra'e rf 1,;'.: of oxchar.?e on!

c o u r. t r i e t h e 1 s t.-1 a vc been n-

crtain liurf-cn folI-'-.v :r; rat.-s

Norway Or.e kror.a w.'.'. worth I nr.:r..l (',. W. -t-r It

unceil Sy !.-: 1 officials a.s rf.

f-etive

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Tlio jno--t of Kiw)r at t!io w- klr x

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n international , !::: heon of the L:o:iV-ai the o::v

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:t. ry orders payable in th?0 ro-jthi. noon was Ib'nard J. Vol!. m. a-re :..r;"s m..;;:i

qu:vaAmf rican

r.er'.y rf I'iiiladelphia. wh. has r" to a r --f to .-: d t. jist move 1 to South R- n I. ' vv;i!:-:-., T Vol; gr.ri ntol from If cvir I last ' r -; : O A T1 ni r n to h June and will practice law. - j their families r.ext s ir.

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23 33 113 94 1 5 173 341;

30 fi2 112 33 16 53 23 40 34 73 C? 14 3ß lS5i3 2S 33 21 C0 23 36 S4 117 54 78 471, 9 4 12 128 31 U 117 14 76 63 S7 33 93 24; 121 46 28 61 14S 6 43 100 121 U 66 45 2 6 V'. 31 113 4si;, l

.-erious effects of the coal strike.

72 j which the market had lark I" 30 i ignored before, increasing tension

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: roiu in. r.ar.Kfrs were not dl-1 iTJ? 7 Tl '

brokers' loan, whih ha.l be n'Tsti-! " SwiiiilCCSilifSS '

mated as hi'h a f 2.0 öot(. 0 0,00 0 when the current reaction b-aran, allij

( '-ontriffiited to ttie downward trend. .fJ V-T-s" 4f f -v? 1 r-

who

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113U ! Fitts-burff Co;

S3'I-olnts upon receipt of information! 13 ithat the directors had pa.sod the!

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Can Ba Ouicklv Overcnms hv M

15 ret-ular quarterly dividend. Iiurns r APTrT?,e rrTr r 175 brother. "A" and "R" .took. 0 n 1 ! f " "ITLE X'V. ' 14 H -hich .livicl,nds Previously had bc-n : " r7JiT1fe !

sa (Icclarcd despite a virtual shutdown; ..1,. ' i . TU i L fr a

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62 112 39 17 55 23 40 34 73 66 135 14 3 6 1S5 2 8 33 21 6 0 16 29 96 84 117 54 7S 4T 94 12 129 31 117 14 76 63 S7 33 93 24 121

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JI8 61 148 6 49 101 121 66 4 5 26 31 113 02 48 6 U

a point each

Other Hoads Influence! Coal carrying railroada were also influenced by the I'ittsburs dividend action. Iackawanna. which had Fold up to 126. dropping back to 133 and losse of on to nearly three point taking place in Chesapeake Sc Ohio. Reading. Delaware ; Hudson, Lehiph Valley, Central of Nov. Jer.sey. Norfolk & Western and l'ittsburtr &- West Virginia. Rumor that tho report of the federal trade commission would lead te a modification of the term of the Republic-Midvale-Inland steel merger were held partly responsible for the weakness of steel stocks, Rerublic dropping two points and Midvale nearly a point while TT. S. Fted fell below 101 and then rallied for a net los of 1 points on the day. Standard Oil of New Jersey crossed 200 today to a new hish for the year bat fell back to live point later for a net loss of 2 points. Standard of California established a -new peak price at 121 '2 I'ut dropped back four points before the close. Total sales were 050,000 shares. Ullis against cotton shipments were held largely responsible for the further decline in sterling:, demand bills yielding nearly a point to 5 4.40 1-16. Continental bills yielded only moderately.

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nesa end indigestion. They do their ; ' lh 'duty. SxcaU ?Ul-n2jDo5C-S!Eaü?rlco , j i1

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You want suits designed for vou not a smaller size of men's models. Here are worsteds, tweeds, cheviots. Each suit with an extra pair of long trousers at

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THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOP j Wiring nnd Rcpctirln j !

D. ffloran & Sen

$25

S30

NEAR EAST SITUATION AFFECTS GRAIN MART CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (By A. P.) Disturbed conditions In the near tast had a bullish effect on the wheat market today and so too did orders for all rail shipment of jrraln from Chicago to the seaboard. Wheat prices closed unsettled, varying from 1-4 cent net decline to 1-S cents advance with Dec. 105

For Ahe Lounging Hour j

Al-y th thrw bfct friend . . . hs who knows thm rnjoys th mort ivieAjwot of erenir.irn . . . .a abiornmc book, a stood riff3r, ajii the coffee of epicures . . . Ask friend wlf to cot it for yon in th round tir omji. r.oa fl a U p.-v-krrl W National Oru(r Co. iLLx Dotrt,

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We Sell. Coal for Lest SA51 C. LÖN i7 a j On Colfax Av. Main 74

The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes

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$10 to C300

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cmru.o mi:sto('K. CUHWi.iK S-.v L'T -HOCS-IIproipU ln;irKH -.-.w. Uout n:...v on -'''" " '-')- !:. r w...i r".. Juwer. l'.',l:k ?7 .., I ! , ? Pi7.it l;.MVVWd?ht N'. t.i ..!) . ii.-.I: i'ii v,-,-l,t '. '.' I) m. j K b. p. -i; -hts -.i t.i , vi -i ; h - . v y M.'kin; w. m-ih ifli j; v, ....',, . ,,;;,,. ,).if ro o rh $7 )',;, 7 '.. i ' i : ; 75 -i "i. I I. K K. ,-.:;. rs 1 .-." ; nmrKet i" T-'f f-rs. choirs and J n .n- $11'. T:,..li!i-). -,...,1 $7

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l . : r- l , j;,.75.M25;l

$ lii'.l 1 lO , ,. ,

Miri:i' IP p;.(i..: ra.irk.-r sten.lv -r-'-.j F., !. r !ii!ih )-.ihpr. L.imM. M 'l.-v .;vfi. ?1"V.rl7; limliP. r

to 105 l-S and May 10S 1-4 to ICS j :i-8. Corn finished l-S to 1 l-S utii

und oats up 1-4 to 3-S at 7-S. In provisions the outcome ranged from five cent decline to a rise of 4 0 cents.

llxcept for a brief dip in prices at j

the start, wheat showed an upward tendencv throughout almost the en

tire day. The initial weakness np- j po.md tu bo due to the fact that; Liverpool 4-juotation.s failed to reflo-t ' any uneasiness over developments! at the Dardanelles and in Greece, j prsitr t.t buying set In, however, on '

the part of some r f the larger com-

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prices at Winnipeg In the face of

cuoj M2.ViiA.73; fair mixed Sa25r,' hml.i ?!r-4tlo. ' IXDIANArOMS LIVESTOCK, IMUANArOMS. Sort 27.-H()(;.S-R4. rfipt T.Vn): m.irkot t,. jwir. iP,t lie.ivlei ?Pl.40; medium mli-d $M4.common choice $in 40 ,? pur, ; ,ulk of mlei

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Furniture Indira Finance Co. T. M . III. im;. i nil 1 lMr.

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CAhVKS Kecripts 7X; market uto.idr. I'P Ji.i.i ' CATTLE It4V-e!ntg TOO: rn.irk-f nnl.

c,sv,i'iin h!r enr-I St' rs ?llr!(H vJ; coWS and heifer $70.

CHICAGO CASH C.RA1N.

'. 7.". : lH!iT Ktorx WHEAT .'o ?, rl SI 1: n. 2 hnrrt

1" J5 12 fe..,l ! $1.N'.(1 i!l: No. 3 Kiirinz SI full.

I'OU.S- No. 2 Tellow 4,.i,r-, 4,tv.'. Tcllow .". (Tj.-,U,.: V0. 1 '!. lWU','

I'd'ic; No. 2 mixed fd l, 'MV.--, c ,- a

a 1 ; r! 1 n C wethers

..... ..-..- .. -vr. 1.111 ' 1 ! " "' ' ' 75: br- .Pr.g ew. s ? .Vi -11 .".. C1IK e; ntnnrn; MARKET. r. i'T rni iii ".'ir; .mi tub rttrs 41--. ir.l i'.! r7: f xtr lirstn rv7'itV; L .".'. . .'.. ; ...-k!nj wk 2." ' 'ä' ' i ' :c. It- -p!r -41 cki. V. ;Tfll.inf : ; .rd!n.iry tirt. 2."'i .''V :

larire receipts there. The corn market plainly sbnvcd the luillish effect of orders for 'Xtenslve all-rail shipments cf corn to th ' seit)oard. Oats sympathized with corn.

An undersized, worn out or hard compound solid tire will cost you a great deal in truck expense. The risht .re pays for itself in protection to the truck ani saving in repair cost. To do this it must have. . .

mixed 04i;r-"i: N,,. 2 white 4'ö',?4V.r';p N-. 3 -vhite 6liae; No. 4 white Ol',

OATS No. .1 while .tOfil-ie: No '

whir 4-V: Rt;iridan! . r i

T I M ( IT II V 5.4. 3 ci ovrii i j

Concrete can be made 'n Jok like granite by addirr: pulverised mica. J

Cushion Traction Mileage

Automatic Presses

-r.' in to f-.- tj-.jiclc 4rrv:re an! vv.J v.i'i f pn j -b p"iat!U( f t s r jy L i r- ; . Telpher.. Main ( i'j

CIIICAC.O (JRAIN CLOSE. RfJ Y WIIHAT-Sept. up 5"ic; I up ü tJ U U

.MA V - lip 'SC.

r -. .''- in. uir j' c; I'4C. nn

.M .1 T lip '.f.

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ch.--ks 12rrlv.: dirti... ir. :,r; UP D"r i

UP 'v-.

i'lir.INi: --Twin, n-w. CO' ,21? ; Pä!-) "i ' r Jt ; Vo;ii- Ambries' Ctli'd i I.-Th..ras in Vi-'-Se; brick 22'ii

I'ltOVISIONS Il!h-r.

SOCTn fJKNI StABKltT.

SEED MARK ET.

(Corrected Daily by r. .. Rott., f i i

I IVn rOrbTKT-Ch'.'-k.'n l".? 21-: Mlrhlcn t. Thon Lincoln 6JSM

r--er4i l-; ducks. ' lai Medium reil. i-elüns 17; P

i.e. m.iniuion rea, i. ; wert clover, ?s

uai a I'tTinr 4n-?: elTtni- M-.tn,)..

HAT, TR.4W AMI FTEI. i tCcrrected Ialli by th. TTeler miii

naur and Teed Co.. 4t0 S. JIIchlKan n H

llg MKin M,

p. it TOr -Ws . -k.l n.l bu'.k. '.''ll.T; M:r.n S.m lln ! Oh'..s JT.ilo;.; S P.i:.i'i. nrk.-'l nr., I bulk. Ji'dl bV CIIICAC.O t; R A! N RAN41E. 0;ea H!ch L- CIov WHPAT-- I S-; ' 1 i 1 lO 1 ew, 1 O1 lv I-M 1 (-', UM 10. 101 1 PfeS, 10 1 ("K c - s-.- : X', '.2', .1 -. r.'s .:. .r-'.H, .wv, '!- c,trH ,-.4 .4;p-4 y.2 I I s '--I 41 42 .4'- .41 -7 .e'. 5:4,v iv : .:vj .r .rs , km:-- ! s.'i r.;. eta .vu,j .T'Oj aVH 4."4 I Mu 7.1 7t .75 71! I.. m: insert. Ne-r,!ni1 1142' O-t 112rt It Tj) ll.? 1 1 rui j Spt. NVrJi'rsl jiar-ii Ort. Nc.tr.ir.ni ?toroj riTTinrnn i.i"ttock. PITTsni iPi. 27 -iii ;s r... ; re p" b di' : u-kTs ; market Retire, i I'r :: Iaivt $ o 7," ; ' ' i : nirdiims $H44) f ' 1 1 h-urr V.-r:.ers SI I o a 1 1 p.ht j. $11 11 : Tl-- f 11-25 ,U1. 40; jo:- ';t ft" f $".'7. CA I I :.!' p. P.-'-.r: nurkft etow ! Ch --e . 75 : I -':.; fi'.r J;s.: v-ll e?!v.- ? 1 -i 1 4 1 si!: VA' AM I rP. l.-.-;rt f.i r:j L,: : :r.i!j. I'r.ui" w.-:her J7'.;7.r.a ; ,

Women's $4.50 SLIP-ON Sweaters CT& HQ

f Im. froin mjir

Stuart htIe in nil nilor ; all fdre; M ell m.nlr ; eiu 1

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CORN raylpi- 0V ; seüinr 75 . 1 CI.UVEll SÜKD-I'iyln,- $s; -illn. $to. AI. SIKE Selling $12 A LF'A I. FA Sfilia j 14UI3 HAY raying ?14; fibn- $1,;. er ton. TIMOTHY Sellin S4.ro rr ba SUDAN JRA5S Nelllnr IM. cw, mnr axb tallow.

1 Sc DROWN MUSLIN

niIP:S 7ÖUV ; ca!fklns 10ll5r. TALLOW Kendeird 5o : rousa 22Xa UKLSWAX-per lb. WHEAT, CORN. OAT. ETC, Corrected Dally by I. Tt Motrin s.

Mlll, Hytlranll tv. rhn L-&07) B CllBV PaiU. MCI. . . -P

v .... . . vwj v'riwu. OATS rtylnz 4d; ellIEff 75c. If.

RYE rayisr ' R

MIUPLI.MS felllnt $1 flO cwi. fc ÜRAN SpUinr $1.33 cwt. B

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lin ; Co inches iile worth l.'.e rf nlar; all rienj pei:l at 7';C.

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PANS !

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Alnmlnnm I t h I'm. 11 of. tire

n il h handle on I Im.iIi idde ; pe- , rl:t! lit 7!e. i il

Firestone Tire3 have those three major qualities today more than ever. We can refer you to truck owners in this locality who will gladly vouch for this. Be sure to come in and see what we believe is the ultimate tire for all-around use the Firestone Heavy Duty Cushion. Thousands of them are in service. They are not "shelling" nor "wiping," because of a remarkably uniform cure. They are not separating at the base Firestone has a new process. They are piling up tremendous mileage records, because of even, slow wear. They grip the roads paved or mud see the traction groove with its gripping shoulders.

They protect the truck because of the yjru

live rubber compound designed into a scien

tific cushion shape. Let us tell you our tire story. Let us sell you Most Miles per Dollar

WOMEN'S $1.50 FELT

SLIPPERS

A l.irjre Hftfortment

of Women's 1'el

ecru. tffT. Muf.Sl 14 '"

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wintrri.t, wine, pur-"Ll Iile. at ?-. "S

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Milk 7 rliVt - ? For Infant. -4ri-Jv-ifci j Children

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Prices

Th- Ordinal Foi-Drink fcr All Arc. Cuic'sLur.cIi at I Icme, Office Fountains. 1 h c h T T i! !-, !. I ;d t rd G r aln E xtra ct in Pow(!rTjl!ct forms. Nouriihins-Nacockini. WffÄTcid IuitaiioL5 acd Stibilitulci

Office

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Reasonable Modern

DRS. CARSON & OREN 125 W. Washinpton Avenue

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South Bend Spring Wagon & Carriage Co. 210-2IG S. St. Joseph St.

Service Dealers for

CHASSIS 51185 1. O. Ii. I.iii lt.; FARN EM AN MOTOR CO.

Day and Nlbt Stora -1-17 Y. JflTt-rsi-'n lll.l I'liorie Main 4110

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PATENTS

And Trad" Mark- Obtained In sr.

Countrb". A'bkf 1'rci. tjl.O. J.t

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