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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
BRISTOL
Especial 20

Special 20 The Times Dspatch.l
Bristol Va, February 15.--Mr. ana Mrs.
Gutlnan entertained one evening during the
week In honor Of tho tenth anniversary
OF the birth Of their daughter. Miss Dina
Gmtman.
DIR: " NJ. Phillips and nephew. Thomas
Z. Phiiiips left Bristol this week for a
tour oz Florida.
Mrs. William Il. Ensor returned this
week from Columbia. 8. c.. where she at
tended the national corn show. She was
INC guest OF her brothers while there.
King Anderson has returned from Los
Angeles CAL where he spent two weeks
as the guest OF his cousin. Roy King.
Mrs d. N. Dunn has returned front
southern California. where she spent few
weeks as the guest of relatives.
a. T. Dosser has returned TO Knoxvtlls.
NJ. G. Ely. a prominent lawyer of Jones'
Vile, was in Briotol this week, the guest
OF his niece. Mrs. Chance? From here he
went TO Richmond to attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
Miss jewell Howell is visiting her brother.
Edward Howell. at Shawnee. Okla.
Mrs. c. H. Oney has returned from Bal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
KEYSVILLE

lSrociaI l" Tho Times Dispatch.l
hcy"y'tl" Va, February i5onc OF the
most brilliant affairs Of the season wax
the Valentine lance Friday evening at
tho Town Hall. rivcn by the young men OF
heNSNiiic. The hall was artsiically decor
htch for The occasion with ported plants
my red hearts were fcstooned from the
ceiling the color scheme red being car
aie" =, our eyeryW where supper was served
Jennie Wilkcrson. OF Altavista: Elsie t;roen
Edna spencer BESSIE Berkeley, Delma
Spencer. Rose Pcttus. Anita McCorkle cas-
sic Waugh Annie Waugh. ELSIE Jackson,
Lillian and Marion Charley. Anna Goodc
Mary Mast Louise owen, Mabel and virEic
Jacobs Misses Fowlkcs Louetta .Icnries
Ruby Nichols. Nellie PassInore, Connie bod
son Mrs w. Is Payne. brakes Branch;
Mrs g.. w. Iiahorer. Mrs George q. Pettus
Mrs Charles y. Osborne Mrs r. IT, Os-
borne Mrs. J." u. Phillips and Mrs w H.
staples: Russell Bevill. Bernard and Judd
Hammer, q. g. Stceall. Avis .Ieffrcss T.
II. Osborne. r. H. Bicvins. j. w Lovclace
W: L. BiGelow. Otis Tucker. DR.. Johnston.
.iohn Marshall. Bruce Jackson Pierce Low
ing TOM Watkins. +. j. Gregory. Shirley
Mccorklc. Charlie Henderson, clyde Derby
OF Norfolk; Jay Thompson and II. G..
Spencer
Mrs T. :. Fitzgerald Mrs. II. ID. Peters
and Mrs. Charles Osborne have been spend
ms the past week with Mrs. John Wat
kins. OF South Boston. Several handsome
Mrs Saunders of Richmond. is visiting
Mrs. III. u. Peters Railroad Avenue
There will be several parties next week In
Mrs. Earl Arvin entertained the Social
Ciuo FRIDAY Afternoon in n charming man
The new High School building is almost
completed.
There Will bc meeting OF the county
school teachers hero on February Il and o.
win speaker from Richmond for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
ROCKY MOUNT
IsrecIal 10 INC rimc.. Di.raleh


Rock Mount, Va, February iS.-A very
handsome reception given at Hotel
Rocky Mount Thursday OF last week to tn,
women Of Scott Memorial Church. ny tho
WoIuan's Missionary Socict$ Which was
organized thirty years ago with FIVE mem
hers. and was the first missionary society
In Danville district. ~ present there arc
forty members AMI last year Sl5 WAS given
by this organization for missions FIFTY
women attended the reception which
proved a very delightful event. Mrs j..
VI. Williams presided, and Rev. ]. 7. Allen
made an interesting address. Interesting
papers wore road by Ncsdaincs Chapman.
Robinson. Peak stafford IIiil Bow)es and
Firth. and u pretty musical program Was
rendered. Following the literary and must
cal programs. ices ana sweets were served.
Mrs. Hoigh DanSerheld. of Charlotte, and
Mrs. q. Kent Sheppard. OF Winston Salem.
are visiting tDir parents. Colonel and Mrs.
i. II. billiard.
Mrs. j. n. Stafford was hostess In tho
Woman's Missionary Society. of the Meth
odist Church. Tuesday. An interesting pro-
gram followed by n social hour, with
dainty refreshments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
"NcRIc'S Monthly"

The second number OF Nealc s.
Monthly. new magazine OF art and
literature, makes its appearance with
the first of February. Among the con-
tributors TO the monthly is Tie first
install.ncnt on J. j. Bowcn's conception
of The Strategy OF Robert l.. Lee" \
note preceding" the article says: y. j.
Bowen was formerly Il member OF the
First Company OF Richmond Howitzcrs
He was born in Richmond. Va. in 1889
and died in Berkeley, Cal. June "a
1872" Archibald Henderson, profess
sor Of mathematics in the University
of North Carolina, and a short poem
by William hamilton iIayne, son Of
the late Paul Hamilton Hayne. a noted
southern lyrist OF a former genera
ton. The magazine offers an oppor-
iunity 10 Southern writer's, to whom
its pages have been thrown open. The
leading article in the magazine is by
Dr. William Estabrook Chancellor. who
concerns himself with n remarkable
exploitation OF sew England which.
according to him, has taken upon it
self the burden OF ruling the greatest
nation of the earth. the burden Of con-
trolling the economic life OF the fore
most people, the burden Of inspiring
ana developing the intellect OF this so
cicty."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
LOUISA

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.l
Louisa. Va. February 15.-Mrs. a. .. Bell.
OF Wilmington, who has been visiting her
daughter Mra. ClOpton Miller. I'm rich
mond. will spend the week end with her
sister, Mrs. !. Aubrey Kent. here.
Mrs. Charles Goodloe returned to Nirdou
Thursday. after visit 10 her mother, Mrs.
l.. a. Cutler.
Shumatc. OF Relay, Md. visiting their
mother, Mrs. l.. 4. Cutler. who is conval-
cscinG
Miss Janet Bibb and commemorative
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
FARMVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FarmVille, Va. February ls.-M Miss Francis
Allen. daughter OF Rev. Andrew Allen T..
visiting friends In Baltimore.
Miss Marguerite Pee'i. of Portsmouth, is
tn" guest OF Mrs. T.. H. Harrir
Miss Bessie Panlctt. who has been n
visit To her sister Int Washington ID. G.,
has returned to her Farmviie home.
Rev. Andrew Allen, who las been lee
turing in Florida, has returned and viii oc-
cupy his pulpit mt the Prcshyterian Church
tomorrow morning aud evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

drcws. to Thomas II. naskins at Lynch
burg Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Scrusss, OF salem. is visiting
Miss Leigh Arthur
Mrs II. J." Cianton entertained tho Thurs
day Embroidery Club 1T its last meeting
NJ The close of the afternoon delicious re-
freShmcnis were served
Miss Ruth Slaughter entertained - num-
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
''Thc Night Riders" Ey Ridgcwell

"Thc Night Ridrrs." Ey Itidgcwell
CuIlom. George w. Jacobs e Co, of
Philadelphia. Pa sl.2l net
y yount, New EnElandcr goes West
TO get practical training as ranch
man at the ranch OF Julian MARRIOTT. of
Montana. owner and manager OF Mos
Quita Bend
John Tcssler is the New Enrlandcr's
name. Before reaching the ranch
which is to he his destination. he is
warned against 1t and the foreman.
Jake Harnach, under whom he is to
receive his education.
Jake is n savage brute and becomes
the rival Of John Tcssler for the favor
Of Diaua MARRIOTT, the daughter of Jul
ian. The romance of the book hinges
on the struggle between Tcsslcr and
liornach and the tracking down OF
Red Mack" q celebrated cattle rob-
bcr who is the dread OF the Montana
community in the Mosquito lSend see
ton.
For those who like the hair-ras-
ing, blood curdling style OF literature,
this Western novel offers abundant
amusement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
"Curious Hits OF hi

"Curious Hits OF History" BY y. w.
Macy The Cosmopolitan Press. Of
New Yoril Sl.Oo net
The curious, the unusual the re
moved from The ordinary and com
monplacc-thcsc are the things 10
which the mind Of humanity turns
with unfailimG readiness and avidity.
Hut the proportion Of the curious
ana unusual, in comparison 10 the mo-
nOtonouS and the conventional is
small. These tidbits OF cnlivenment
have to be hunted for C;lnd carefully
separated from the dry -as-dust Gov
erinG, which would otherwise soon
cover them from sight
The little bool, under review Is de-
voted TO this task. And y. w. Macy.
who has complied it, deserves many
thanks for putting into convenient
shape the Information he has collec ted
and CLASSIFIED for the ready reference
Of mankind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Attorney W. e Hibb loft for Richmond
THURSDAY
John Edgar crank Of huntington ".
Va. Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Richard
Perkins.
John o,nnhundro, Of Richmond. Was in
Louisa on Saturday.
Mrs r. Q. Thompson entertained a few
friends Friday IN honor OF her cousin.
Niles Elizabeth EgGbornc. %! Cuipepcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

,irncre and Philadelphia. where ahc spen,
a few weeks.
Mrs. i. ~ Barker and daughter Miss
Margaret were guests OF Mrr, Barkcrs
daughter' Mrs. Hugh q. Morrison in John
son City recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minter Jackson have moved
here from Abingdon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
"voIumc Nm.- rhc colIected worl,s or

''VOIumc NIL" The collected works Of
Ambrose l'ierce. Edited and arr
ranged hy the author. The NeaIc
furnishing Company. OF New York.
This volume is one OF two additional
numbers 10 be added 10 set of ten
representing Mr.. Bierce's works. which
set was published some time ago. Like
numbers which have preceded them.
these two books record the experience
or journalist vino has been n worker
IN Inc fields Of knowledge for many
years, and who has given his CLEAN
ihSs 70 the world OF men and women
among whom ne has gone 10 and fro
on MIS- daily rounds in the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

tended to count. Mary and Ellen Tracy,
are not distinct enough. Their refleS,
lions are blurred. They seem to fan
short of fulnllment. A reader closing
do so asking the question. and to
what purpose was it writtenr.'
''Thc Americans In Panama" BY VIII
liam r. Scott illustrated. Tho
Statler publishing Company. OF New
York.
AS stated by the author in his fore
word. he spent nvc months in Panama.
living three months as an cmploye OF
the Isthmian Canal Commission. lilo
got his information at first hand by
extensive observation extending over
a considerable period OF time. .'rhc
scope of this book is limited to tho
Isthmus of Panama. covering Il period
OF 40 years" The volume opens with
Panama Chronology" covering the pc
Rod from 1901. when Bastides discov-
cred Panama. 70 1915. tho date OF the
sam Franciscan Exposition.
In the first chapter. under the title
of The Land Dividcd--The World
United" MIR. Scott says: Americans
your dream of interoceanic canal
is near to realization. Where the Span
ish Scoffcd and tho French failed, the
Americans have triumphcd." Tho loss
in life to July l. 1912. has been Il total
of 5141. OF these ALAG were due to
disease. The money cost was to be
1876. coo.
After this is taken up in order tho
following subjects: The Spanish In
Panama: Tho Panama Railroad; The
French in Panama; The Americans in
Panama; The Roosevelt Impetus; Talk
ing the Canal Zone: The Geography of
Panama: Getting Under Way; The
Canal Under Wallace: Tho Canal
Under stevens; The Canal Under Goe-
tiials; Locks and Dams; The Culcbra
Cut; Labor: Commssary: Civil Nd
ministration The Society OF the
Charges: The Trade Outlook; Settling
Our Account with Columbia; The Mon
roe Doctrine.
The illustrations. all full page. are
numerous and add greatly to the value
OF this excellent book. 1t can be high
ly commended TO all Interested or
wanting information on the Canal and
Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
"I,irh,imS by Southern rc,IcrnI.."

"EIchtinr by Southern FchcrnIs." By
Charles G. Anderson The Neale
Publishing Company. of New York.
500 net
The author OF this book is Rich
Inond man, who has evidently cXpend-
ed much worl, in the preparation Of
Ills work. The Southern Fcdcrals''
have been largely q class that has
becu mainly passed by. Taken in the
aggregate. and individually. they add
cd. however, greatly To the number OF
the overwhelming forces opposing the
armies OF the Confederacy.
NJ. Anderson has reckoned into the
disaffccted and dissatisfied class OF
Southcrncrs during the period of '61-
30, many NirSinians along the Ohio
river East Tennessee. and mountain
.crs In North and South Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama. many men from
louisiana llentucy, Missouri and
Maryland
The names Of Southeruers who com
lnandcd FedGral armies and the States
i'm which,. il!sy wcre born are also
given by linn: among them, George II.
Thomas. of Virginia: John pope +. r.
: Candy and Robert Anderson, OF Ken
tuciSy. Southern FcdcralS" command
ing expeditions or raids. or officers of
the navy are mentioned with interest
ing data relating TO their service
Beginning with Fort Sumter. the
part played by mon hearing arms
against the land OF thcn nativity. runs
through the western Virginia cam
paign, through engagements fought on
land and sea by the armies of the Po-
toinaC aud those OF the West and
Southwest, from Bull Run 10 Apo
Jnatto% MI Anderson estimates the
strength Of The armies that fought for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
"Ponr Dear Margaret Kirby" by kath-

"i'O"r f'rhr HHTGhTct I\frh!. FI Nath
leen Norris. The Macmillan Com
pany, OF New York. $50 net
The author OF Mother" and The
Rich Mrs Eurgoyne" has here written
q book OF short stories Of modern
American life and of tho men and
women who make its social life ana
interest. The hook can be commended
TO readers of AL classes and ages it's
Incidents and its morals being Of the
best.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
AMHERST

lSpec.N IN Tho Tim.s-Dispatch.I
Amherst. Va. February i5.-Miss Mamis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

"rhc Necessary Evil" Icy Charles
Eaun Kennedy. Harper & Broth
crs. Of New York and London. Sl.O0
net
Since the publica tion OF THE Ser
want in the House" the name OF Charles
Raun Kennedy has stood for a force
i'll the world of dramatic literature.
Tho Necessary Evil is a one-act
play with only four characters. 1t is
played in the sittinr-roo of John
1leron's house. he being I'm English
man. Ills daughter Nellie. his son
Frauk, and woman who comes in
from outside To Ncllles little birthday
party are The only other persons.
The play puts in terrible contrast
the Innocence of lovely young girl
happy. sheltered in her little home
circle. and the bitter knowledge gained
In life by a woman Of the outside. She
who has come To be spoken of as
The Necessary Evil"
Charles Raun Kennedy deals with
this last worst problem as he has
dealt with others sincerely and with
the love of God in his heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Mems Wear Serses. in navy, Copcn-
hasch, tan and black; getaway
coats lined with silk: plain tailored
or with collar and cuns OF white
piuue.
Novelty Mixture Suits, in tan and
ie coat has Persian cloth collar
'itl. buttons, peplum back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Welcome to Women's Spring Coats

New. gracefully cut coats, three
quarter and full length. with CHEEKY
pts OF color i'll their trimming.
Serses, diagonals. Bedford cords
and novelty mixtures, including the
new awning stripes in tan and white,
blue and white and grey and white
some with an inlaid cponee collar and
cuffs, SIPS to STATS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Women New Spring Suits H1s1s,s s 2f

Plain tailored Shepherds Check
Suits, in navy and white and black
ana white; 25-inch cutaway coats.
with large reveres. The lining is of
gray mcssaline. The skirts have
pIaits IN the side from the knee
l two and three plaits in the back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

49,, >, HfUrto VHTIetN OF styles In both
p'''' 'a'ioreo ana senii-tailored effects. One
model has high French back trinmo. ,,,;,,,
large steel bullet buttons; another has =. .,,.,
in the back. trimmed with buttons
handsome Suit of Shepherds Checlxs has j.
cutaway coat. with collar OF inlaid rcd sati,
and trimmed with big steel buttons The skin,
has the new side effect over drapery TO match
Many of the skirts to these Suits have The
new overskirt effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Sergcs, Diagonals. Poplins. Novelty
Mixtures Eponsc and Bedford
Cords arc among the rich materials
used in the Suits ut this price. plain
tailored and fancy. in navy. black.
taupe, tan, nell rose, chartrcuse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

DiaEonals. Bedford Cords. Sergcs,
Poplins. Eponge and Novelty Mix
ture Suits. in all the leading shades
for spring. The styles are many
and varied, FROM the strictly tailor
ed through the various STYLE
at fashion has dccrced for spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26
VACATION AND RECREATION DAYS.

Al 4ON AM leLLANAa-a 4 AOAN la a -
Are at hand and are a necessity or good
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AXE advantage OF these holidays liz you
nave the time aud not the money let Us
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money for idle umusements, but when az
comes 10 a vacation Tor "a long needed rest
dud you have NOT the money 70 take adj
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saving you spen OF sickness, with d large
doctor Dlll 10 boot. Think IL OYerl
OUR METHOD.
We viii advance you any amount from
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plus $500 charges Tor expense, etc
Call, write or phone and our confidential
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plans.
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Oldest, Largest and Most Reliable In
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3OI s. Michigan ST., Cor. Wayne,
cover go Clothing Store.l
Home Phone QUO. Bell Phone 1913
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26

State OF Indiana. 81. Joseph county, Sc.
In the 81. Joseph circuit court. May
term. 1913
Fred Woodward vs.. Joseph I. Brown.
e. al.
ON Contract I56OO
BE Il known that the ab0ve-named plain
tih has Gled in the Office Of the clerk OF
said court complaint against said defend
ant In the above cause together with a
proper affidavit that said defendant his
Joseph l. Brown. Sarah Brown, Claude
y Brown are not residents Of the state
CT Indiana.
said defendants are hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the 18th
day OF sept. 1913. the same being the
81 day OF the next term OF said court
To commence at the city OF South Bend, on
the 81 Monday I'm sept next. on which day
said defendants are required 90 appear 20
said action.
Frank p. Christoph, Clerk.
July 26--Aug. 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26
NOTICE OF HEARING AS TO SPECIAL
RENEETTg


City Of OSuth eBnd, Indiana, Department
OF Public Works.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing street improvement has been COM
pleted:
Grade. curb and walk on Broadway st.
under Improvement resolution No. 246, In
the city OF South Ben, Indiana.
Grade. curb and walk on Van Buren, ST.
under Improvement resolution No 234, in
the city OF South Bend, Indiana.
Grade curb and walk on COrby ST.,
under improvement resolution No. III, In
the city OF South Bend. Indiana.
There is on file in the office Of this
Board, and subject TO public inspection,
an assessment roll. which contains the
names of all property owners who are
subject TO assessment. n description OF the
property 10 be assessed. and he amount
OF each prima facie assessment This
Board IS at it's Office in the CITY Hall.
will on the Sth day OF August 1913 at
: 40 p. IN. receive and hear remOnstrances
as 10 the amount Of each assessment, and
Will decide whether the assessed lots or
tracts OF land have been or will be specl-
lly benefited by said Improvement in The
amounts named on said roll.
Board OF r'ublic Works.
Otto G.. BaStian,
Francis +. Lambert.
Charles f. Niedbalski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26
NON-REsIDENT NOTICE

state Of Indiana. St Joseph County SIS
In the 81. Joseph Circuit Court, May 1913.
Louise Klein vs. Karl Klein. Divorce 1871.
BE il known that the above named
plaintiff has filed I'm the office Of the clerk
OF said Court her complaint against said
defendant I'm the above cause together
with a proper affidavit that said defend :
ant Karl Klein Is not a resident Of the
State OF Indiana. Said defendant Is here
by notified that said cause will stand for
trial on the 9th day of September 1913. the
same being the 2nd day OF the next term
OF said court TO commence at the City OF
South Bend. on the md Monday I'm Sept
ember next. on which day said defendant
is requOred 20 appear 20 said action
Frank q. Christoph, clerk
Rihc < Rich, Atty for plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26


An S-room strictly modern house nc 1886
Michigan ay. 4 bargain FOR cash.
A Groom modern house at 1113 Haney
av Fine location.
Groom house az zoos Leer 81.
1 house and lot In lincoln Park addi-
ton. near West Division ST.
New homes in SOuthmOOr park, near
south side car line.
s-room house modern except furnace,
oil Allen ST.
S-room house az 102S DeAlaude az.
A 6-r0om house az 1113 East SOrin ST
a Groom house on an acre lot near West
Division ST. I'm Lasalie Park addition.
a apartment fat modern, 22O6 ).
Michigan 81.
double house. big lot. 1S21-1S23 5.
Michigan ST
Lots I'm Birner Place addition. south 81
Michigan av. on Allen. Blaine and Lindner
SITS
Improved property 10 trade FOR vacant
lots.
We sell lots I'm Southmoor Park, Birner
Place and Lincoln Park additions
Fire Insurance. Rents collected.
w. L. FURRY,
Room 2O4 Summers Bldg
Bell Phone S6G Home Phone 1853
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-26

FOR SALE-SiXty farm, containing
Groom house. barn and all necessary
out-DulIdlngs. one acre Is small fruits.
"A acre in rhubarb, 30 cherry and plum
trees; 10 acres in rye. Located y miles
east of Bertrand Price $4,000. VIII also sell
team and all farm implements if desired.
Lot /, No. s, Milburn place, on contract
OF 50 per month; value $500. $50 paid.
VIII sell for amount paid, balance per
contract All Improvements in and paid
for.
For Rent-Vacant room on S Michigan
st. near Broadway, suitable for meat mar
ket Rent $50 per month.
Eighteen-acre tract on Edwardsburg
road, four miles from city. New house
and-barn. -Four acres in small fruits 90
peach and cherry trees 500 grape vines; l.
acres under cultivation. Price $2,700.
Farm of III acres Of goo2 productive
clay loan soil in southwest Michigan, ~
miles from railway market. Can't be beat
for stock fruit or grain. 100 acres under
cultivation, balance meadow and timber,
80 acres mint or sugar beet land, which
Will produce 500 10 $50 per acre if pro-
perly worked. Will take a gOOG house and
lot in town or 3 to J-acre lot near city
with buildings thereon, in part payment
Price $50 per acre.
Three year lease on 2-story brick build
ing, containing saloon. with fixtuu .es,
stock and license TO August 1913. Will sell
for s., 800.
Two practically new dwellings on y. St
Joe st. Renting for $40 per month. Fine
1-rOOm residence on lot 53X165 feet ut No.
1916 5. Main st. Hot water heat and all
modern improvements, with open stairway.
of fruits and grapes. Paved streets, side
walk sewer water and gas all I'm and paid
for. Price $1,000. \ good investment.
Lot No. J. in Huey Heights addition on
payments Of 81 per week. All payments
made 10 February $277 paid, value Of lot
S425 No taxes or interest until purchase
price has all been paid. VIII take the
amount already paid and purchaser can
assume payment for the balance at the
rate called for-S1 per week
For particulars concerning any Of the
above call on j. W. Peters, or telephone
Home 1868 or G0S5. Bell S33.