Walkerton Independent, Volume 46, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1920 — Page 3

GEORGE WYMAN a CO. —COME AND SEE US—IB a 3 SOUTH BE^mD, INDIANA. = Continuing through j Saturday, July 31st j ! 9 July’ Clearance Sales I Store Closes Saturdays at 6 p. m. during July and August. L „ 4$ .J

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted at Moderate Prices— 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed DR. J. BURKE £BO A. Mich. St-, SOUTH BEND, IND. ( DR. W. C. WISENBAUGH ' DENTIST OFFICE HOUKS; I Plats work and fll- 8 A.M. to I2M A. M I lags a specialty ItOOp. m. tos:oop.m j Prices reasonable. I Sundaysby — Appointmen | North Liberty, Ind.

=s : Safeguarded J j Investments ■ ■ ■ | PAYING OUR PARTIAL PAYMENT INVESTMENT PLAN ■ g FROM makes it easy to save money systematically ■ | 6TO 12 and to accumulate high class securities pay- ■ ■ Per Cent ing good dividend returns and capable of jj | large increases in value. • i I Let us explain this’plan to you. ■ | Tell us how much you can pay down and ■ how much you can pay monthly. B Tell us what securities you have, if you ’* have any, so we may advise (you as to their ' present value, stability and future. * We will make up a special investment * suggestion for you according to what you can * afford to invest- on this partial payment plan either on 10-payment or 20-payment basis. Write to our Department A-2 for our paper “Guaranteed Investments” giving ad- B vice on the market conditions—it wiH interB est you. B Securities Trust Company ’ 1 10 South LaSalle Street CHICAGO, ILL. j * ww ■ ■;■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w ■*■ ■’■www ■ ■"’j Constipation There is nothing equa^U^ChambeHain^l Tablets for constipation. When the proper I t dose is taken their action is so agreeable and so I natural that vou do not realize that it is the effect I of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper- I ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular I action of the bowels. Chamberlain’s Tablets have I cured many cases of chronic constipation. LUiBliH ?■

2 Grossman’s ; | Fashion Shop | 2 For Women i . ■ 126 So. Michigan Street |j SOUTH BEND, IND. I g JULY i ■ ■ Clearance Sale ■ In All Departments. ■ CLOAKS. SUITS. DRESSES, 1 | SKIRTS AND BLOUSES. ■ Buy Here .And Make Your B g “Dollars Have More Sense.”

CORRESPONDENCE STAR The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the Star church next Thursday afternoon, July 29. The society will study ,and review the mission work in ! Africa. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers returned to their home in Rochester Monday after spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. John Myers, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cluro Fryar and daugher Lena, Kathryn and Bert Fryar of South Bend were Satuiday evening visitors of Nelson Wharton and family. Mrs. Wm Borton was removed to her home from St. Joseph's hospital, Saturday. She is improving. Those who have huckleberry marshes report a scarce crop. Mrs. Wm. Kurzhals and Mrs. Harry Clark and son. Denwood of South Bend spent last week at the Nelson Wharton home. Earl Surface. James Howell and Mont Edison and families attended the funeral services of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Surface held at their home at Pleasant View, Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Ross. Mrs. John Roush and Mrs. Marshal Hostetler of Pleasant Grove attended quarterlj' conference and took dinner with Rev. Alva Barr and family. Nellie Smith has returned to South Bend after a few weeks' vacation with her parents here. Evangelist J. R. Eddy of Fairmount, Ind., John Richey. Perry Gray, Mr. Welch and Mr. Gray of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wade, of Lapaz, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geyer of South I>end and Harold Geyer and family who were here to attend quarterly conference took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Schrader Sunday. Wesley’s Physical Toughness. Span* diet and constant exercise tn the k< eu morning air helped to endow Wesley with that amazing physical toughness which enabled him. when eight-five years old, to walk six miles to a preaching appointment and declare that the only sign of old age he felt was that ‘'he could not walk nor run quite so fast as he once did.” —W. H. Frichett in “Wesley and Ilia Country.” The Eye of the Cat. | As showing how widely the permaj nently blue eyes of cats differ from । other eyes. It is noted that immediate- [ ly the eyes of white cats that are to have permanently blue eyes open they shim* bright red in the dark. No othp er colored eye does this. PREFERSiHDEPENDENCE TO HIGH POSITION The Democratic party of the Philippines will join the Nacionalista party, which is now in power, in the demand for immediate independence of the Philippines, Senator Teodoro Sandiko, only member of the Democratic party in the Philippine senate, said in an address at a luncheon at Manila. This w * - JI 4H I । ■ w 3 '■ W i| at • HI Hon. Sergio Osmena, noted Filipino leader, who stated he would prefer to be humblest citizen under independence than leader under another country. means that all political parties in the Philippines are united for independence. The luncheon was given for members of both houses of the Philippine legislature by former Senator Gabaldon, recently chosen resident commissioner at Washington. Sergio Osmena, speaker of the Philippipe house of representatives and | head of the dominant Nacionalista party, who was recently termed “the great- I est Filipino since Rizal,” addressing j Senor Gabaldon, said : “We urge upon you in your capacity । of resident commissioner to the United | States to tell Congress and the people | of that noble country that we who are gathered here today would prefer to be the lowest and humblest citizens of the Philippines with independence in our hands than the leaders that we 1 now are in our country under the tute- ■ lage of another country.” You Guard \gainst Burglars. But What About Rats? Rats st<«l millions of dollars worth of .rain, chickens, e_-s. etc. 1> roy propertv and are a menace to health. If von are troubled with I rats, try RAT-SNAP. It will surely! i dot ■ won’t touch it. Comes in cake-. ; Price A HoU'.ei Hoffman Bro-

THE CHARM OF THE THIRD Fioaui WAS DEATH 5 F~ . J n = gaik. : kiii X \| r Once every ten years, for thirty years now. a human being has C “shot” Niagara Falls in a barrel —and the "charm’ of rhe third time was death. Charles G Stephens, barber, of Bristol, Eng., lost his life Sunday. July 11. 1920, when the specially-constructed oak barrel shattered on the rocks below after making the great plurge. Mrs, Anne E. Taylor, who still survives, shot the Falls successfully In 1901. Robert Leach ten years later was succe:siui in a steel barrel. Both live at Niagara Faftts Leach told Stephens h s barrel *Was not strong enough. The P-ritisber leaves a wife and 11 children —most of the children are znv ; t ■ J — i

DEATH AWAITS PASHA Turk General, Ahmed Djemal, Accused of Wholesale Slaughter. Spends His Accumulated Gold at Luxurious Hotei in Swis? Resort. Geneva, Switzerland.—Tn one of the most luxurious hotels in Lausanne is now living the Turkish multimillionaire named Gen. Ahmed Djemal Pasha, former minister under the Young Turk regime at Constantinople and ex-commander of the Fourth Turkish army in Syria. lie is the first upon the black list of the Arabian government for extradition and punishment, being accused, says the Tribuna De Geneve, of the deaths of 7.000 Arabian, Syrian and Armenian families whom he is alleged to have ordered to be massacred or deported into the desert, where they died of hunger and thirst in the war. He has been sentenced to death after a hearing in Turkey. DJemel Pasha, who called himself the “Hero of Islam.” adn/ts. hec/rdIng to the newspaper, that he was “only directly responsible for about 200 deaths of heretics.” Ry tyranny. It Is charged, he obtained his vast wealth In Turkish gold, having always refused bank notes. Once a week his wife or one of the members of his family traveled tn Constantinople from Djemal's headquarters in Syria, under military escort with small boxes of gold which were forwarded subsequently to Switzerland and Holland. It was Djemal and Djavld Pasha who were at Pa'J^ in July, 1914, and, foreseeing she v^aYT^bought the German warships Goehen and Breslau for their government by orders from Constantinople. Djemal, who has only a temporary permission to sojourn in Switzerland, was recently requested by the SwiMs government to leave this country, but he managed to procure a medical certificate proving that traveling would be prejudicial to his health, and remain at Lausanne. The Tribune demands his expulsion from Switzerland with several of his satellites. Djemal, however, cannot return to Turkey, as the death sen- ! tence awaits him there.

■ ■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■ । | : Fresh Meats 1 I— • * ■ Special Prices to Threshers | II We are now in position to supply our trade with g ■ the best cuts for boiling or roast, as well as choice | | steaks. From now on we will handle | ■ FRESH BEEF J ■ at all times. All home killed meats. Always carry I | complete line of lunch meats as well as fresh and a ■ smoked pork. We solicit your patronage. i ■ ■ I KESLER & ALDRICH | TEEGARDEN, IND. anv ■.■ ■ aia^wiajHiaiiMßiißimaiw .. r.waw H W' : vw r i ■ w ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w ■ *■ i^rawa ■ w^ ■ WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY : W Judson Creamery Co., July 2(>, 1919. i — North Judson, Ind. B Dear Sirs: We lune had dealings with the Judson Creamery p I ® Co., for about ten years, and we have found them very honest and obliging. Yours very truly, B • MBS. WM. BIGGEB. HEBBOX, IXDIAXX. A “WATCH THIS SPACE COB OTHEB LETTEKS” " jj ■ ■ JUDSON CREAMERY and PRO. CO. ■ » Your BEST Cream Market 8 r North Judson. Ind. ' , Distributer, of ■ Z RrVak Vacuum Milking | .^^est ▼ alue Machines ■ H Write foi literature on the best Milking Alachine on the market. al anas ■!■■■■ & ■■■■■■■■■

— = | Strange Collection of Masses. In the famous Vatican library there ' are more than 100 volumes of masses constructed upon popular airs by composers of various nations. DON'T BE CARELESS ABOUT YOUR HEALTH When the liver is not acting properly the system becomes full of i>oisonous accumulations, the kidneys and intestinal glands become sluggish and a general debilitated and nervous condition exists. The blood become impure, the circulation sluggish and the brain clouded. A neglected liver causes chronic constipation, jaundice, gall-stone and very often cancer. Glando Tonic acts upon the whole glandular system of which the liver is the chief gland. If this glandular system is in good working condition disease has no chance to fasten itself upon you. The best time to doctor is when you begin io feel tired, achy or languid. To neglect one’s self when that tired, draggy feeling is present may mean weeks of severe il ness. Let Glando Tonic rei .ove that feeling and give you life and health. Mothers who have nursing babies should use Glando Tonic to keep their bowels well regulated and their system in a good condition. This will regulate baby’s bowels and help it to withstand the heat and germs of Summer. Glando Tonic can be obtained of druggists or direct from the Gland-Aid Company, Ft. Wayne. Ind. * Large SI.OO size only. HOFFMAN BROS. North Liberty C. M. CARTER. Phc. Walkerton,

PUBLIC POULTRY SALEI 1 & I j J s Having a surplus ol poultry I am offering at public auction to tin* v highest bitbier at my residence known as the BUNCH POL LTRT J fa FARM ami Mammoth Hatchery 1 mile east and >4 mile north of J a Lakeville, Indiana, on Saturday, July 31 1 S 'a S Commencing at 1:00 o'clock n. in. aThe Following Described Property To-Wit: 1150 White Leghorn | Hens i I Pure Bred Single Comb One Year Olds 1 and This Spring’s Pullets, March Hatched This stock has been caix*full.'. selectetTand bred lor heavy egg prora duciion. Having been breeding this stock up tor the past 15 yeats ra I have now some WONDERFI L I.AYERS. 1 have always set egus ® S ra [a from winter layers thereby I have produced a strain that lay eues gj H g E in the w inter w hen eggs are the highest in price. They are of the fa & @ English laying strain. These hens have been supplying me eggs H E to keep mv 2 0.000-egg incubators running from Feb. 23 to July g & ® g *. nnd are still laying. Those that are thinking of buying may ra Si bring crates and Bike home with you what you purchase dav of sale. Sj I I Terms of Sale Is ra On all sums of S 5 and under, cash. On all sums over $5 a credit ra @ of <» months time will be given purchaser giving his note with ap- § @ ja proved security with (» percent interest fi'om date. If not paid when ra @ <)ue to draw X percent from date. No pmpertv to be removed until [a g terms of salie are complied with. 5 PERCENT OFF FOR CASH. E; 1 s I HAROLD STEINER Auc. J. R. STEELE. Clerk. J BERT L. BUNCH 1 PROPRIETOR ■■■ ■ ■■■■ ■■ ■' ■ ■■■*■■■■■■■■ ■> = I 8 i The Production Meter Co. I ■ ■ B ■ | Is the owner of all the patents on its devices, g I twenty-one claims of which were issued by our own | | government as recent as November 25, 1919. | | Some of the letters patent are: | United States No. 1,4182.083 United States No. 1,136.233 J United States No. 1.283.789 # United States No. 1,323,062 ■ ■ Canada, x o . 151,563 ■ H Canada No. 154.564 B ■ Great Britain No. 19,875 ■ j|| Great Britain No. 19.889 g | ■ France No. 462,050 ■ IS France No. 462.051 ■ ■ Belgium No. 260,063 ■ ■ Belgium No. 260.064 ■ H Germany No. 284,383 8 lg Germany No. 285,889 B ■ Austria x o . 68.597 H B Austria No. 71,539 ■ ■ Hungary No. 64.716 W ■ Hungary No. 64.830 ■ ■ Some of the well-known Patented Devices said to ■ । have made fortunes for their stockholders. ■ S Amount Became § । Name of Stock invested Worth i American Radiator SIOO S 54,000 ■ U Bell Telephone 100 200.000 8 jjg Burroughs Adding Machine IW< 49.000 ■ jj DeLong Hook & Eye 100 10,000 | Dunlap Rubber Tire 100 25,000 f| Fords sl> 250,00 t) B Gillette Safety Razor 100 10,000 8 Janney Coupler imi 18.680 1 ■ Mergenthaler T.inotype 100 25.000 ■ ! j National Cash Register 160 42,870 • 9 Underwood Typewriter 100 38.325 ■ s Welshbtuh Gas Mantle 100 50.000 & Western Union Telegraph 100 15,mHi n Westinghouse Air Brake 100 47,856 B H Wireless too 36,000 ■ a I hese stocks were sold to the general public when a they were first started and ure now among the ■ a leaders. ■ w ’ 2 Many predict that the Production Meter Co. hokN a B a most enviable position with great possibility s m I K H large earning powers. ■ ■ Renew Your Subscript on Today