South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 341, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 December 1915 — Page 10

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MARKET QUOTATIONS

AGAIN PHOMINEH Good Demand at Opening of Market Causes Further Advances. . : . n go...i f.pening Y i:K, Ir. 7. There was !r-ir; ri n 1 for s'o ks at the ciii.-ir-.i,' further a d a rices ('Ut sue returns ri"rt est rday. The railway stoc ks v.fic at' a in j.- r ti i - inent indicating the general diversion of tlif s;if ciil.it ive ainl im e.-tni nt int re.-,t to this group. Chicago. wil. rnarkft Inc. 7. After a c ry on. the ' . . i r 1 if trnd tod'lV. with .prices of wheat showing ran:"1." of 1 : ( li'M l at 117 to r. c. May wheat WIS a w hi'-h 1 1 t l'ss of 14 for th day ami al-j most fo'ir o nts und r th . hih j r ' -oril for th- -rop staLlishftl 1 arlir in ?h- siun. hccftnlifp I !osm1 at l.Ki. 1 1 -1 Ios for thlay of 21, '". almost !iw (-nts untlt-r tin- hi'h orir s. ij tin- hard 1 s-pot. thr" was hay M-liitii? by ('oiiirr.:s.-i(i!i ho!.is'-s v hi'-h iau-tl a ru.-h of lontrs to t.ik- jirolits anl iirica.8 .-aK'--'l lapiilly. m;v yokk mocks. Ni:V YOKK. I f.-. 7. ( Iri s on th- stor k - h.mwtrc: Alli-:halnM-ts A ili.-.- "halini s j'lii Ani-ri. an Am i u't ira I American la t Su':ir Ann rif an ' a ti o , Arn-rican Car aii'l I'ounilry .., American Val I'roilncts .... American 'otton i I Air.rican I.o inotivAmerican Snultini; American St -l i'ourtilri-s . . . . American .cm:ur i.'':inTy American TVI. ami T-l Ann'ricaii WooN-n Anai nntla Copper Atrl"iion losing today :. Mis 7 1 147 ' l 1 V . . ii ..ii - l"4 . . ." .. S7--J ..107 . . IfiT'.i .. S'.'7s . . l s U . . 1 :2 ji.ihhvin LToniot iv' laltimr and hi Jif-thU-hPIit St J!ro.klyn Kapiil Tran-it . . California IVtrok-uin .... Canadian I'aclf'uChesapeake anil Ohio .... Chic, it;o and Northwestern Colorado Fuel and Iron . . Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Colorado Southern ....... Chino Copper Consolidated (Jas Corn Products Crucihle Steel Iistilleries and Serurities Krio Krie 1st pfd Ceneral Klectric Central Motor Croat Northern pfd Crrat Northern re Illinois Central Inspiration Copper 'is . i -1 ' .i.i'o " 2 1 S 1 a 7" 47'i r,co l-'t.t io.s c, 14 "I Jntertioro 21" Jncrhoro. pfd. . International Ilarrst-r .... Central Leather Kansas City Southern Missouri Kansas and Texas Kansas and Texas, l'rf.l. .. 1-w kawanna Steel J-hiu'h Vallry 3 1 i . t 1 1 i Copper l.o:ii ille. Nashville Maxwell Motor Co., 1st Prfil. Mi-.-otiri Paci!;c Alexiean P' troleuia New York Centra! National l.ol Norfolk and V'sp rn Northern i'.o itic . SI .ll't'i . f.o'i . ::2'H . TU 4 I . 34 .101 l..::4 i .ll'O .117, . :' o ' , '' " : .lis -N. .. - ntarn and V .a lern J'oTinsylvatiia 1 Voile's (lis l'res.-td Steel Car . Kay Cot: li. luted Reading Republic Iron atld Steel and Steel, Repa Rock I I v II .'Ik Island . Prfd. 1 "!'7s 1 Kumely tJloss Shef:;, 1,1 . . . .Southern l'uc:c . Southern Railway Southern Railway, St iide baker Co. Temi. Copper Texas Co. Third Avenue . . . . Vnien Pact:;-- .... V. S. Ru!.!er ii v; Prfd. i. ; 1 :7'., 1 1 - 'l4 f.i-:. l ' - 1 2 s';r.4 id; r. Ltei . . . . C. S. Ftah S!''el. Prfd. Copp-r . . Virginia Carolina Western Fr.ieri . Wills Uvtrlunj let!; il 7 ( II ICAt.O FN b N I h K P' i P. ,i; tv MUe.l ;ee! M:r! I i-IIJ, '.. :o ,, .; --, . !'": ;!g!.t. ...", i"! : k . '. 1 1 1 ,t c io t: stock. . a i;i is. i:: . i ..,-. 7. - 4"nm. Mirk.t weak. ,.. 7.-, ; ! a h a y. ; i'o ; '.M'. I'ig-. J l.st ,; .",.."mi ; .1 11 1.1. U. el 1 f 1, I) III 1 ' ; I t . I ! S . I.". IIi'.'fl.. M i: ket 1 1 w h a ; , 1 1 l.l k. 1 . -ex ev. S ) 1 elf. i fi. :;.;, , s.pi ; I :' 1 S ; . ' 1 1 1 1 Mil. l.l P..i;. Ste..-1 . N itle ..'.1 l..;u! Sc i j'.i INDI AN M ill Is I N PI N AP. .!.!. I M irk.'t 1 i : II i: Pi TOI K. . . 7 IP -c;s I .e e . ; t v P . i p.gs. J 1 '''; "...Vi li '. i a tim: - i:

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M INKV AM) KXC 1IANCK. NIAY VMJtK. !. 7. -Call ln.uie.v on tli t!..ii.- .f t!ie New York Kxell.-lllJ.-e toil, ty ruled :it Pi jer cent; liitfh. - per l ent : In, 1 " j '-r l l'tlt. Time iinitie.v was -asy. II ite wi re: n day. 2. j,nr rent; '. day. -lj'ilk per cent: 4 month. 'J1.. fii't per tent: .i ninnths. -rKl per cent; tni'iiths. "J"', per tent. The market Tt I'rii.ee Mercantile Paper wa un' hanucil. Call inmiey in Iyondnn today was l'w'i per tent. Sterllnir K m li.'ine was streut: with l.iisliiess in Pankei" Hill at S.7Pi for ili-mnnil: .lC7'i for t-tlay Idll. nnd r ;-, j f,.r HO . lay IdlN. KWV SCC.XK STKONC. NKW YiWK. Pee. 7. IL.iw sitirar eontiniiiil tr.iii; Muntlay at um handed pri.-es. lJeflmd sitar was firm, all refa. ers iinetiiu: at o.l.V. ( in i ff: ocikt. NKW Vii;i, Pe.-. 7. The coffee market was verv ouiet aaiti Mnn. la v. Ch'": hi,v . M;.r.oi; 1 1". ; Manh. .'i;a'.1; 70 : May. j sc. 7:: ii 7 1 : .1 1 1 1 v . $c,.soi v'; Sent.. .i'7rd s'.l S;Ue. ....iOO I a LT . HNK I.KAKIM.s. NKW iKK. pee. 7.--Pank clearing M.Hidav. .".'.". lC-V-'ls: ;icint . j::.V. is::. - I Ol-l last year an in rease f S.M'.J.V.C'ol. At st. I.oui. wT I iil'K !)... T . 1 1 1 1 1 L- i i-i ii (v M.'.n.iav.' .is.:;s7.ii7': 1raint $1 i.77i.sV. lat year; in rease .f.l7.0 South Bend Markets - TOI I.TICY AM M l: TS. (( orrecl-d IKllv by .linimio, !rket. W. Jeffrmou Illvtl.' SPKINCK'.JS -Paving l-V; polling 2.V. VKAL -- Pity ing 11.-; elliug ir.'t:'0c. Ki:i:r -U 'ast. '...: boiling rV; purtorhou'. t" Ii.-; sirloin, öoc. II AM Sidling LU-. KAPP Selling p',e. OKI CL1ICKK.NS Paying V2c; selling is-.. ntovPioNs (Corr- irl I 1 1 hy I'. V. Miirller. 210 K. JiIYrou HPilA KUriT Oranges, per case. SlVuO; selling at 4Ü to . lor tloz. I.etii..u.s. per case; selling at "' to 40.- per tloz. Pan. an a, per buncli, $175; p Hing at "ktu nor ib7. KOI: I'AP.I.KS New ratit. ago. paving jv do.; silling at to 4c head. Now p. t. t es vlüii.' at b"c peek, and ." ; i. in rn:i; i:;; c eiintry Putter, payi ing P' '": selling ::t to :;, ; t reamc ry l';tter. painc ;;' ; selling ;'.7e. Kggs. l.,.i.f. f r...! T. n I 1 7 vi.liltit' -like iv uj j-. .....p. .....v.... - v n .v.. HAY. sT KAY AM I KKP. (( ern e teil Iail by tin We-Icy Miller I lour ami 1 eeil ( 1.. 1JU s ML'tiig.i) t. MAY Paying Sil im to $i:pn; seilin? at si.Voo i.i J17.0' a t ti S I PAW p.i ing j t $7; selling at $. jitid ."-. bile. COHN - Pacing 70 J.or bu. selling at Sil,, t s.". bu. NKW C(PN Paying por bu. ; solll;:g at t'.t;. to tsV t.er bu. AI'S -P.i) lug per bu. , soiling at 4- ' t a 4.".e p. r bit. CI.mYKP sl.'I.'P -Selling at J12 per bu. TIMOl'HV Si::.P-Selli:.g at ?i per tm ALSIKi: CI.MVKP-Soiling at $12. SKKIIS. iiv KniililorU C Currr-tteil IliU ami Glni. üdraulir Av.) WH1:aT Pity it g si. in per o.v i s - l'.ivi;u- ;'- per bu. ; IT bll. NKW Ci PN P:i vit.g Ci P N P.t i:ig 7ik- per bu.; er bu. i:K-Pavir.g s." per bll. bll. ellit;g 45' s I.IYK STOCK. ((errMtoil Iily lj Major s. l.iiKllll st) 1IKAVY PAT S1KKP. Pair tu C,i..e; pri:ii. I'.1 to 7,-c Hro , to ffOd. I P t ,S o. f . ... to St.. ,. I. MPS Lino. i;l4c to 7o t ' 15- . rested. 1.1c T I I.OV N1 IIIPI.s t ( i.rrr trl Haily l S V. l.ippinan. to

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Q ASSIST III Tells Leader He Will Take Up Suffrage Question With Congress. WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. Tres't YVilsoa Monday promised to take up the rmesion of nation-wide woman s jffrat-e with the leaders of congress. For the ijr.st time .since deputations of suffra Ki;ts have waitetl upon him at the white houe, the president did not invad. the issue by referring to states rights. In his reply to the two California women envoys, the president regretted that it was too late to include the suffrage in his message to conuiess Tuesday. Then he added significantly that he would take the KroaPsst pleasure in conferring in the most serious way with his eolleafues at the other end of the capifol with regard to xvhat is the rijht thinji to do concerning this Kreat matter. INsvcUrs .,(K) S 11 IT rau !!. The president received Miss Frances Jolliffe anil Mrs. Sara Hard Field and their escort of 300 of distinguished suffragists In the east room of the white home. His reception of the envoys was marked by his usual suavity of manner to which he seemed to have added an unusual buoyancy. There wa an Indication, however, that he regarded the mission of the women as a matter of Krave political importance. When the huj;e four-mile petition was partly unrolled before him the president seemed for a moment to be fascinated by the spectacle. He was visibly Impressed by this concrete illustration of the tremendous voting power already in the hands of the women of thus country. To judge by his demeanor he realized that the women .are determined to use thispower, if necessary, even against the administration. Shows Voting Streust Ii. In the course of her impressive appeal Mrs. Field said that the political party which put through the federal amendment enfranchising women would receive the support of the. suffragists. On the other hand yhe intimated that the purpose of the mission was to impress upon the administration the fact that 4,000,000 women would xvithhold their votes from a political party which ignored the enfranchised women's demand for the ballot. Then with tho quizzical smile which has won converts to the cause all along the envoys' trans-continental trip, Mrs. Field added: "We do not come in tears and pleading, sir; we come as the strong voice of a new political factor. In the past you have said that this is a

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matter for the state. Hut von hae 1 changed your mind on other matters 1 I when yoti saw that it was l-e.-t and we honestlv think that th re arhonstIv think charmed circumstances that will j istify you in chanfinc jtmr mind on this 'lutstion." .The iresider.t .seemed jleastl with Mrs. Fields tribute t his open mindednes.s and expr sse 1 his4 appre1 ciatlon of the sinit'e-anc of the innuence nacK 01 tne app.-al. He xva especially pleased when Miss Jolliffe told him that she hat campaigned fn his l.ehalf in California. Miss JollifYe said: "I am speaking as a democrat, Mr. President. It a my privilege to jto through California ami campaign for ou ar.tl 1 was li.-mov to 1. , , . ... . . I A 111! II ' II Mil 4L in your name that I mak this appeal. This is the jirst re.just I hae made to the administration. Put, Mr. President, above all, partisanship rin:s the cry for justice. From the factory inspector comes the c ry of the inarticulate factory girl. of the ö.ooo.cno women working in the United State mere than ."0 per cent do not earn ?; a week. It is to give these women from the sweat shop und factory a chance to meet the struggle for 1 i f on equal terms that we are striving to secure the franchise." YOUR STOMACH BAD? JUST TRY ONE DOSE of MAVR'S Wonderful Remedy and lie Convinced That You Can He Restored to Health. .UJJ STO,l JWcrvrful lor $al Here , f 1 1 i'l - A million people, many right in your own locality, have taken Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach. Liver and Intestinal Ailments, Dyspepsia, Pressure of Gas Around the Heart. Sour Stomach, Distress After Fating. Nervousness, Dizziness, Fainting Spells, -sick Headaches. Constipation, Torpid Liver, etc., and are praising it highly to other sufferers. (Jet a bottle of your druggist today. This highly successful Remedy has been taken by people in all walks of life, among them Members of Congress. Justice of the Supreme Court. Hdueators, lawyers. Merchants. Rankers. Doctors. Druggists. Nurses, Mat ufac turers. Priests, Ministers. Farmers, with lasting benefit ami it should be equally successfully in your case. Send for free valuable booklet on stomach Ailments to (Jeo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist, 154-1 Whiting street. Chicago. 111. For sale by druggists everywhere. Advt. not give perfect satisfaction and even more if it is not found tho best remedy ever used for any of the above complaints. This excellent remedy is sufficiently concentrated so that 5u cents' worth, when mixed at home, with simply one pint of granulated sugar and one-half pint of water (according to printed directions makes a whole family supply (US teaspoonsful) while bottles of the old, regular, ready-made kinds, of doubtful merit, and xvithout a guarantee, usually average 10 to :2 teaspoonsful. It is prepared from strictly harmless plants, contains absolutely no chloroform, opium, morphine or any narcotic or injurious dn. s which do most cough remedies, and can therefore be given to children with perfect safety. It is pleasant to take and children arc fond of it. Besides absolutely no risk is run in buying this remedy whatever, on the guarantee of the above, well-known, reliable druggists who will refund your .'c if it is not found the best remedy ever used. If a neighbor or friend could lie induced to divide and pay for half the quantity, the cost would thus only be about 12c to each. Advt. Aihlre Do Something for your Cold Do not let it wear you out and encourage sickness. Take Dr. King's New Discovery. You will get instant relief. Most of us r.eglisjt coughs arid colds. We brush suggestions aside with th ro.naik, "I'll be better soon." and oftentimes we do get better. However, wl.cn that cough or cold gets a hold, it usjally means annoyance, interference with our v ork and oTtcn n spell of sickness follows. Isn't it better immediatel:to chet k that cold and ne the cough? Dr. King's New Discovery does it! Search as you will, you will not find a better remedy. Dr. King's New Discovery is made of pine Tar mixed with soothin:, balsams and laxatives. It's antiseptic and kills the germs, allays the cold-fever and soothes the jrntated. inflamed throat. The very first dos. gives you relief. You cough with less strain. And if you have a hacking or dry night cou&h. grateful relief and refreshing sh op. Gc t a bottle today and let Dr. King's New I Discovery ie your coin una iuubu doctor. At all druiista. Advt

Locoiaiotoir AiSXI3 In a vevr iiitere-Jting article L"eol ot T Ataxia. Pr. Henry C. Sti rr .iv tltat drug hive pra.ti-ally no ben-f i- ial effe. t ill t! t -e i-:iei. lie l) that ret s!i..u!d be ln;-ted Kpoii. and tlior. s h u b I !. ii , worried ,.r trcitbl. Pl-nty of fre!i nir mii-I moderate eer ie iiiit be ia-lited Upon, but overexertion is iujilrimi. The um of toba.e. and ab-oled !i..ti,d P.- itrbtl) forbidden, ami overrating I ti.Miger..i. sj.ih i i ily when the f. od ii p.- rly mastii ate.l. The fo..d nnit be of the nii.t motriphlag kind, and tli onnntity and varletv mint be .-hanged po that the patient will nt lw d appetite. The i:in-t ant.oying sytnptotn in thee r:i.ei I th" pain .vlii. li "at times is altno-t unbearable. Ir. Story snyü that l.e find two Anti-kainni a Tab let rej.eafe.I In an leuir if ne eary. gives yr m 1 1 1 relief and ret to th" patient. Th""' Tablets can be obtained at all ilraggit In any quantity desired. Ak for A-K Tablets. A 1 i unexeebed for headache?, neuralgia and all Pain.- Advt.

(iOKJllS AND COLDs AHK DAXtn.iiors. I'ew of us realize the danger of Coughs and Colds. e consider them common and harmless ailments. How ever statistics tell us every third person dies of lung ailment. Dangerous P.ronchial and Dung diseases follow a neglected cold. As your body struggles against cold germs, no better aitl can be had than Dr. Kind's New Discovery, tested by old over 4" years. Avoid the risk Its merit has been and young. in use Get a bottle today. of serious Lung ailmerits I )nn--eists Advt.

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RtTTURK We have a cure for Rupture without resorting; to a painful operation. We are the only reputable physicians in thi3 line of work who will take such cases on a guarantee. You may deposit a draft in the First National Bank, or your Bank, instructing them to plr.ee same to our account after you have been cured. By doing ti. you are absolutely certain of a cure. If we were not perfectly sure o" our work we could not do business in this way very long. We navo adopted this plan because so many have been swindled by quacks and faker?. Not one of them will permit a patient to deposit his money until a cure has been made. When taking our treatment, patients must come to our office ence each week, and if they live nearby can return home and worn, during the intervals. WE DO NOT U.SE THE PARAFFIN WAX TREATMENT, AS IT I.S DANGEROUS. There is no pain accompanied to our treatment and we will also frive you a written guarantee if at any time in your life you should ever be bothered in any way, shape or fDrm whatsoever of Rupture, we will treat you absolutely free of charge. In other word3 this ves you insurance the balance of your life against Rupture. Or .ees arc within the reach of every man and they are no more than you are willing and glad to pay for a cure. i :yi:kv day somkoxi: hies from strangulate hernia OR RUITURE. Don't run the risk of a surgical operation, for every time t patient takes an anaesthetic for a surgical operation, he is taking his life in his own hands. Again, if you are operated on you are required to be in the hospital for at least two or three weeks and, after leaving, it requires very near a year before you recover from the effects of same and after going through with this severe surgical operation and running the risk of yt ur life, you are not guaranteed a cure. l Under our treatment Jou are positively guaranteed a cure, and you are not required to pay for same until you are cured, so don't run the risk and delay from being cured. SP t today. For all Ruptures were small ones one day and there Is more danger of strangulation in a small one than a large one, and the longer you wait you are just postponing your case that much longer end allowing your tissues to break that much farther and you are further from a euro each day you postpone being cured. We can cure your case without detaining you from your business, without putting you in bed. without any pain, and besides ve guarantee our work and we will be through with Jour case and have you cured in very near the same length of time that you would be required to stay in the hospital if you were operated on. We Positively

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We will accept any case of Rupture, Piles, Varicocele or Hydrocele and permit you to deposit a dratt m the First National Bank, or vourbank, made payable to yourself and instructing them to place same to our account after you have been cured. We are the only reputable physicians in this line ot work who will take such cases on a guarantee. Bv doing this, you are absolutely certain of a cure. You have nothing to lose and everything ; to sain, and if we were not perfectly sure of our work, we could not do business in this way very Ion- but instead, have been doing so for years. We have adopted this plan because so many have been swindled by quack and fakers; not one of them will permit a patient to deposit his money until a cure has been enected.

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I-' verv run down, weakened t:r-..i cut nervous person in South lienii is l 'invited to go to W.-ttj. k's original! j Cut Pate Medicine store this very day and get a So cent i,,.x (,f Wen- ' U H's Ambition Pills. And YYettick s original Cut Pate: Medicine Stoic and dealers everywhere aro authorized to refund the purcha.se price to everv buver if he is dissatisfied wiili the first !ox pur-; chased. Don't dlay; Thousan.ls have regained vigor, rmbition. and energy by the use of one box of Wendell's Ambition Pills. (let them and take them for an nervous trouble, weakness. headaches, hysteria, neuralgia, exhausted vitality, sleeplessness, kidney, liver or stomach ailments, and for constipation. They v ill make anyone feel fine, happy an 1 vigorous in a fev days. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by The Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc., .Syracuse, N. Y. Advt. j Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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DR. V. M. LAWHON, Consulting Specialist. 20 YIAItS' EXI'ERIENCE. This is my picture. When you call you will see me, and be treated by me personally each time you call Oldest, most successful and reliable men's Specialists in the city. We arc responsible, not only financially, but we are also competent and thorough Specialists. The methods that we employ are endorsed by all the leading specialists all over the world, but it requires thousands of dollars to equip an otlice equal to ours. That's why other Specialists and hundreds of physicians are not prepared to treat you. Come to the old reliable Specialists. Facts for Men to Consider Perhaps you are in need of Mini-' medical advice or treatment but arc undecided just where to seek same. Nt all physicians :.re fanol.ar wjtli or experienced in the treatment of Men. I gie you the ber.e? t ,f years of scccessful and active practice. My experience itisir-s oi of my ability to treat your troubles a'bmg safe and sej.-MiMe lin s. It means that I am able to select for you the successful proven and dependable medicines and treatments to give you th results you are be.l.ing for. It means that I can sive you the very kind of treatment vou have 1,. e trying to get ami have perhaps failed to tir.d. 'all in and see- me, b.-rii what I know about your case. Everything s'rutly conlident lal.

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We want you to call and consult us during this week. You can do rhii FREE. When with us ve will make a thorough and s.can hing r- m. nation and after learning all a out your c ase we w ill dc.-ct ibe it p" iii.ly nn 1 fully to y.u so jou can fully understand just what your fouilc is, jus: what can be dun; for you. and jut what it will eoM. We do not care how long you have suffered, nor who hns- fa.!. ,! in your case; if you are curable we can sho.v you the means to d it. If y. l have reached an incutaide complicated condition vv e w .il r.y so. ar.u advise wth you as to the best means to pursue that is U ft for vou to f.-ko'.v and get as much out of life- as is in store for jou. We cahi.ot do n. ,ro than this ..nd no honest physb-ian vm'.I i,romise it. OUR REPUTATION IS AT S T A K E Y O I NEED NoT FEAR DECE1TION OR MISREPRESENTATION. OCR STAN Di NO IS V-RTii MORE TO US THAN ALL OF YOUR MONEY. LET AL'JNE A FEW DOLLARS FOR YoUR FEi: YOU MIGHT PAY.

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