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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 ACRES. IA MILES n. Z.
ACRES, 3l1 MILES WEST.
- ACRES, IL MILES y. E.
so ACRES, liz MILE y. 2.
40 ACRES. II MILES y. K.
l1iA ACRES, 10 MILES n. E.
so ACRES, MILES SOUTH.
So ACRES. 4 MILES NORTH.
IS ACRES, I MILES WEST.
EOS ACRES, 5 MILE n. E.
20 ACRES. 10 MILES EAST.
so ACRES, 81 MILES WET.
40 ACRES. II MILES y. w.
les ACRES, II MILES S. W
so ACRES, 10 MILES EAST.
1Go ACRES, 1214 MILES EAST.
157 ACRES, 0% MILES EAST.
100 ACRES, II MILES n. W.
40 ACRES, CULVER, IND.
40 ACRES, TEEGARDEN.
FOR INFORMATION CALL AT 500
S. CHAPLIN ST, 2ND FLOOR,
ROOM o. TELEPHONE.
LINCOLN 1906
ALEX s. LANCET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
If Your Looking For Farm Many Choice Farms Are Listed BoU
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale.

arms ana Lana LOT ShtC. %
10 ACRES-With two SEES OF buildings,
new mint stii, acres peppermint, W
acres timber, farm all well drained.
About half peppermint land. balance
clay loan. Priced very cheap for quick
sale. Deal With owner. 90 acres. good
oroom house. good barn; 40 acres pep
permint marsh. 20 acres upland, farm
Is well drainsd, 81. miles from market,
on rural route and telephone. $500
cash. Plenty OF tIruo on the balance.
Price SlG5 per acre 2. G. Oarmire'
Rooms and 5. Engiedrum Bids.
10 ACRES-Rich prairie farm, extra
good buildings. Main gravel road.
Bed. big bargain, $40 per acre
Terms VOight & Bradford, ground
noor, Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln Oil.
us ACRES--NeAr Niles. Mich. This -
good farm with extra nne house,
bank barn, lets OF fcutt. Location on
small payment Balance long time az
% acres southwest OF south Dend, Ind,
With FUR house. usw bank barn, other
outbuildinGs. Fences fair.
30 acres With Fair improvements, near
EdwardsburE, Mich. Price very reason
able. May consider some exchange.
80 acres south OF the city; very good
heavy land, good house, bank barn.
May consider soma exchange. either
Mishawaka or South Bend.
50 acres sOuthwest Of city With eight -
room brick n0use, bank barn. lots 81
fruit. Near schooi house and good
surroundings VIM. Beck, 402 Ciu-
Eens Bank Bldg Main 1881: Res. l.
1922.
1OI5 ACRES-3h miles from good town.
House, barn, silo and other buildings.
Write Box ETA. News Times.
10 ACRES-For sale, farm, miles
north Of South Bend and miles south
Of Niles on Portage Road. Good o.
room house. big barn. grainary, ce-
ment silo, good land. VIII sell rea-
sonable and give possession at once.
Main 2494 II. Polls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
SOME OF OUR FARMS.

We are licensed to sell land in the stat'
OF Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Fnrms and Land for saIc

Farms and Land for Sale SO
100 ACKES-Farm. clay loan soil. good.
new barn, house and OutbUildingS; 20
acres corn, acres potatoes, 3 miles out
81 Eikhart Cali Enos +. Long. Phone
Mishawaka $50.
$50 ACRES-Cl0se 10 South BEND. choc-
olate loan; level; large pressed brick
house; I-rOOm tenant house: bank
barn 40 II by 80 It.; hay barn so II by
10 IT.; new silo: large granary aud
cribs, tool house; two windmills: en-
CINE house: smoke house etc. 30 acres
timber. This farm is one Of the best
IN the county. Timber and buildings
are ideally located. Price $50 per
acre. owner will accept small farm or
good city property as part payment.
Wesley Van Violin. GA Farmers Trust.
PEPPERMINT FARM-For sale, won
derful bargain. large peppermint farm.
lS1 acre farm. mostly rich muck
land, buildings heed some repair. pep
permint distillery on place. This farm
is located in Eaton county. Michigan,
4 miles from Eaton Rapids Twelve
head Of cattle and ifty sheep will be
sold with place is desired Let me
show you the crops now growing on
this farm. This il an ideal place for
peppermint or stock farm. Price
So per acre. Small payment down.
balance easy terms. III you are inter
ested In buying faTn. DO net fail
10 see me before you buy. Achile G.
GOtnhtEL. l-b-N Lincoln Way West
Phone Mish@waka 11S1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farm owners
and Farm Renters. IL you would like
TO secure a good fruit grain dairy
stock or general purpose farm at a
moderate price and on reasonable terms
Let Us help you locate such a farm in
Western Michigan, Write us full par
ticulars. Western Michigan Develop
ulent bureau, Dept. F, Traverse City.
Mich.
NEW YORK STATE-Send FOR our Fall
Farm catalogue OF Western y Y.
Farms. Wonderful bargains - good
farms-lOw taxes The Hazard Rhodes
Co. Salamanca. y. Y
REAL FARM BARGAINS-In WIscon-
sin. Send for new free list. Liberal
terms Trades made Loeb Hammel
Realty Co. mot Incl, River street
MCdfOrd. Wis oldest farm and live
stock concern 10 Wisconsin
10 ACRES
At Cass county. about % miles OF
fredericksburg. This 10 good clay land.
with One-story T-roOm house Barn
44XJ0. chicken coop and plenty OF
ont buildings: III acres OF good tim
Der Rest under cultivation Crops,
stock. tools Will go with IL. Price
$500 part cash. Rest 10 years
Realtor 81 :. Chaplin St Phone.
Lincoln $50 Open evenings Ground
floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Business Property
MAIN AND DONALD

MAIN AND DONALD
convenient and very pleasing fac
tory site cut on the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Donald SITS: SPLEEN
did location for a factory; the size
OF the lots are Txl34; anyone wish
inv for a direct shipping line to the
south should consider this pTopOsi-
tlOn. the Nandalia X. X. is right In
the rear of these lots. IL you are in
terestcd go out and look the place
ever. ~ may be just the thing you
want. Ny price IL $1,000 no more.
no less and my terms are strictly
cash Go out. look the place over
and II you are Interested, call Lin
coin 5473 md ask for Frank G.
fOepp, Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Lots for Salc

IOIN lot NHIE Nd
CHIPPEWA HEIGHTS-For sale, two
lots; one T5X317.SS and the other JOx
3lI.SS feet; IN Chippewa Heights addi-
ton, on $ Michigan ST Call Lin
colin 1881.
DUBAIL AN.-Lot 33x165 feet. for sale
cheap. Located one block east Of Mich
igan st, on DUbail av Inquire at 100
w Wayne st. Presto Lite Battery Co
NEAR OLIVER PLANT-Yery desirab bic
vacant lots adjoining new Oliver plant
Excellent for home sites and a profit
able investment. All modern improve
ments right mp against property. Buy
some OF these lots AZ once before the
prices 20 up. Values VIII advance
rapidly. For appointment call Lincoln
54I3. between 6 and D. m. and ask
for Frank O. Ioepp. III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Eanted-FcaI Estate 80
HOMES-Nanted-we have buyers for
Ill parts Of city. II you have prop
erty for sale. list with Us for Quick
results. OCOnnor Realty Co. Lin
coin 2Ol0 Rome g. Warner Bldg
PROPERTIES-For cash and quick
sales. list your property VIII Frsfk
J. Anderson. Realt0r. Office 663 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. Residence phone Lin
coin 1856 or Lincoln 1853.
WANTED 70 buy. several modern and
partly modern houses. Immediate &C
ton CAN A. A. Schellinger. col -202 j.
". ). Bldg. Main 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Local instruction Glasses
THOMAS COMMERCIAL School


Be one OF the many wise people TO
enter the Thomas Commercial school,
Tuesday, Sept. Z. Tor Day school
- Wednesday. Sept s, Night school,
Send for copy: The Thomas School
Facts Odice OLen every day for en-
rollment Thoro, high grade train
ing Every graduate placed In the
right position, by our State Licensed
Emp. Dept. Courses: Stenography,
Typewritihg. Bookkeeping. Secretar-
ial Civil Service Entire third floor.
s. F.. Cor. Mich. Ave. Entrance Op-
poslte No. Ind. interurban station.
= M-29O5.
SOUTH BENDS mammoth industrial
growth Is calling for an army OF South
Bend Business College graduates. A
short course OF Intensive training will
qualify you for a fine position. good
salary. and unlimited opportunity Of
advancement. August so Is the next
opening date Write, call or telephone
FOR catal0g and particulars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
EMPLOYMENT
.nlcsmcn and Arcnts

~tttt~lttA ~ ANU -h-AhAN -"
mn KENYON 60 Foremost ralendar
manufacturers n the United States.
has an opening for "a salesman in In
diana Wonderful opportunity for
man with real selling ability &C. acquire
permanent nnd exclusive territory
Address The Kenyon Co lac, Des
MoiH-s. Iowa
IMBRELF.AS-Couv '2-ln-1' UNI
trellas, wireless construction Willis
clears $500 daily New Novel Not
cold ~ stores Fall line ready No
capital required Write for 5-part
outnt Parker Mfg CO. POO Tenth ~
DAYTON. Ohio.
lDTNG MANI represent Chicago Fin
ancial HOUSE Splendid opportunity
fOr advancement Salary and rommis-
s3on References required 3 J.. Less
man. - =. Jacts0n, Chlcago.
situations wanted-Fcmalc SO
~ NDBFSS-Wil, take iu buu.ile
washlugs n brought end callec for
call ~ GIi. * Main So evenings.
Situations Wnntcd-Malc 81
SALESMAN Position wanted as travel
ing salesman 10y middle aged married
man Seventeen years experience sell
ing % retail grocery trade. Well &C.
quainted with Northern Indiana and
Southern Michigan territory. Address
Box p ~, care News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Farms and Land for sale.
FARMS

woRDEN REALTY co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

HOISE-For sale. room house. cellar
with cement floor Electric lights
house just completed Large lot
Price yer, reasonable Also 4-rOom
house cheap. We will build home
20 suit You. The Schelllnger Home
Bldg. Co.. POI -2O2 j. NJ = Bldg Main
I42Tj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

FRANKLIN ST. S. 127-Near Studebaker
factory What do YOU oner. Mrs. II.
L Simmons, 91S Woodvllle. st. Toledo,
Ohio
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
HOMES

HOMES bungalow. s. Rush st, $1,000 /;
modern house. +. Indiana ay., $500 /;
house, +. Dayton st., $500; 1 house.
;. Carroll st. $500. T. A Mccullough,
Main 1885: Lincoln 5G17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

HOUSE-For sale, six room modern
except furnace; near grocery. market
and drug store; One-half block from
street car Possession 30 days. Call
Main 11SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

HOUSE-For sale. room house; gas.
electric city water. sink. cellar, coal
shed and fine garden; deal with owner
+. L. ChilCont 1872 F. Cedar 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18

Sixth and Arthur Street. Open
Day and Night.
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GREENLEAF SNAPS. \

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Furby, Mrs.
Isiah Williams, Miss Anna Span and
Miss Clara Whitel motored to Riv-
erside Tuesday where they spent the
day with Rev. Ezra Pearson.
The Greenleaf public school closed
Wednesday,
The women's foreign missionary So
ciety held its regular monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Wade Tuck
er Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. c. Smith was business
caller at Caldwell Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas Perish of Newberg.
Ore. formerly a resident of Green
leaf, is now visiting friends and rela-
tives of this place.
A farewell reception was given at
the seminary, Monday evening in
honor of those who are leaving, Mr..
and Mrs. Seburn Harris and family
for Newberg, Ore, Mr.. and Miss
Anna Span and Miss Clara Whtel
for Portland, Ore, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Furby for the coast; Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Brushing for Star and Mrs. Cliff
ford for her home at Pearl, Ida. An
interesting program WAS rendered af-
ter which social time was enjoyed.
Mr.. F. D. Roberts has purchased
the A. S. Gulley property in Greenleaf
An interesting program was given
by the teachers and students of the
Greenleaf public school Friday after
noon. 1t was enjoyed by a large at
tendance.
Mr.. Rice Of Oregon has purchased
the Ambros fish farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Roberts of
Portland, Ore, are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts.
Miss Verle Nordyke of Greenleaf
and Mr.. John Dotson of Nampa were
married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nord-
yke. Saturday evening May 9TH.
Miss Anna Span and Miss Clara
Whitel took dinner with Mrs. Clifford
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bradley has sold his ranch near
Greenleaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Perish moved
their household goods to Star Tues
day. They are excepting to visit rela-
tives in the east this summer, this fall
Mi Parish will take up the principal
ship of the Star high school
Mr.. Rice and family OF Oregon are
now visiting his brother, Mr.. Oral
Rice of this place.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18
TOPICS IN BRIEF.

There will likely be fewer under
Paid teachers next year. The ones
that do not get higher pay will QUIT
Canton News.
When man calls his wife a duck
she may remind him that a duck is
served with dressing.-Greenville s
{. Piedmont.
McAdoo would make a distinction
between earned and unearned in
comes. There is A social dist;nc.
tion.-Baltimore Sun.
1T is suggested that President vii.
son would be greatly benefited nv =
complete rest for several wears 60
why wouldn't it be good idea to
make him our next vice PRESIDENT
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Secretary Cummings asserts thar
the wilson administration has turn.
ca out big success. Which is, aft
ter all' neat way of paying tribute
10 MI Lansing.-Manila Bulletin
Inc league of nations NAV pre-
vent other wars, but it seems to b.
serving to keep this one going on in
definltely.-Columbia Record.
he situation would be better IN.
derstood if people could realize that
a ~ pair OF shoes sells today for 10
fifty-cent dollars.-Boston Shoe anil
Leather Reporter,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18
CLOSE MARKETS
ARE ESSENTIAL
TO COMMUNITY
Prosperity for Farm
ers and Merchants Depends
Upon Exchange Of Their
Products
(Copyright.l

The first essential IN the develop
ment OF any business is the possession
Of market. The manufac turer must
have market for his products or he
cannot succeed, no matter how valu-
able those products may be or how
efficiently his plant may be operated.
The wholesale merchant and the re-
tail merchant may have the choicest
stocks of goods, but they may as we'll
go out of business if they have not a
market where they can dispose OF
their stocks. The farmer may pro
duce bumper crops. but they will rot
upon the ground if he cannot find a
market for them. The wage earn.
|er's skill and muscle bring him no
returns unless there is a market for
his labor
The question of markets is the big
one in every line of business and in
every community the question is a
vital one. In each. community. which
must be taken to include not only all
the people who live in the town but
the farmers who live in the town but
the farmers who live in the surround
ing country as well, there are two
sides to the market question. The bus
mess men of the town must have a
market for the things which they have
to sell. Otherwise they cannot con
tinue in business. At the same time
the farmers must have market for
the things which they raise or they
may as well go out of business.
When Either Fails Both Suffer.
The merchants of the town can pro
vide market for the products of the
farmers and the farmers can provide
market for the goods which the
merchants have to sell, AS long as
each class of citizens provides a mar
ket for the other class all is we'll and
the goose hangs high, but when either
class fails to provide market for
the other the goose is cooked not
only for the class which is deprived
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= NORTH SUNNY SLOPE

Last week the low line canal broke
on the east side CT the Slope, /,
went down around the school house
Some of the water went in the base
ment of the new school house. The
break caused considerable damage on
other parts of the slope also.
The school election was held again
on Monday, the purpose of deciding
whether Mr.. Fradenburg or Mr..
Symms should be elected as it was
a tie between them before. There
were l2S votes cast. Mr.. Symms
won with majority of four votes.
The school will give their CLOSING
program at the school house Friday
May 10 at night Everybody is in
vited to come. They also have a new
piano to help entertain you with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Spencer of
Pleasant Ridge and ]. K. Horace AMI
family were Sunday visitors at Will
Newlands. Mrs. Anna Spencer who
mas been staying there returned to
Pleasant Ridge with Lawrence Spen-
GER
Ilaude Pratt has sold his motorcy-
Gle and bought a Columbia grafonola
he says he won't start to a dance
now and have to walk in now.
Mr., and Mrs. William Ham;,to,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William NewIand
visited at J, X. Horrace's Sunday
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chants cannot make money and con
tinue in business if they are depend
ent solely upon the people of the town
for their business.
No business can last long with "ey-
erything going out and nothing com
ing in and it is equally true that no
business can be operated on the prin-
ciple of everything coming in and
nothing going out" To maintain the
balance which is necessary to the
maintenance of prosperity in a com
munity there must be an even trade
between the business men of the
town.
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of the market but Tor Tn. other as
well.
The farmer has right to expect the
town which is his natural trading
point to provide market for his pro-
ducts, and the town is not perform
ing its proper function as the trad
ing center of its community if it does
not see that such a market is provid-
led. The responsibility of looking af-
ter the fulfillment of this obligation
rests largely upon the merchants of
the town. The farmer is producer
and he must dispose Of his products
before he can become consumer.
Therefore,, not only right but > G.
essary from a business STANDPOINT
that the merchants should aid the far
mer in turning his products into m,r
ey. Otherwise the farmer natural
~ will have no money TO spend in
the stores of the town.
Obligation on Farmers.
On the other hand, the merchant
of the town have a right to exrcct the
farmers to provide a market for the
merchandise which they have to sell
and the farmers are not doing their
duty to their community if they do
not provide such a market. In this
case, also, it is not only right but it
is necessary to the prosperity of the
farmers t''at they should aid the mer
chants in turning their merchandise
into cash Otherwise it is obvious
that the merchants will have no mon
ey with which to buy the products
of the farmers.
This is a double barreled PROPOSE
ton and the obligation rests equally
upon both the merchants and the far
mers to maintain the markets which
are essential to both classes of cit
liens. Any town which would import
from points hundreds of miles distant
the farm products (which it could
buy at home would be pursuing a very
short sighted policy, for it would be
making it impossible for the farmers
in its territory to buy the goods of its
merchants. As matter of fact no
town does this unless it is forced bv
unusual conditions to do so. A town
may be located in community which
is not productive enough to meet the
local demands. and in that case it is
forced to import farm products but
the town which is compelled to do
this is at a disadvantage from a com
mercial standpoint unless it is es-
sentially manufacturing town, in
which case its products are sold to
other communities and bring in en-
ough cash to offset that which is
sent away to purchase farm products.
Must Have Outside Business.
In the average community, however
the town is dependent for its pros
perity upon the money received from
the farmers in the ordinary channels
of trade, rather than upon that OBJ
tanned from the sale of its own prod
ucts, In the average town the mer-
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HIS REPUTATION.

At one of the western camps a
rookie had been the victim Of so
much guying that he had long since
given up the idea of taking any state
ment seriously. One night while on
guard, tall figure doomed out Of the
darkness.
Who's there'" challenged the re-
cruit.
Major Moses" replied the figure.
Glad to meet you, Nose. Advance
and give the Ten Commandments"
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HIS CHOICE.

The ex-gob, now the father of trip
lets, proudly displayed his offspring
to his bashful buddy.
What do you think of them7" he
chortled
We'll, replied his buddy, doubt
fully, IF | was you I think I'd keep
that one there"
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= Everything in the Tire World.
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= MULLIKEN & SONS
= General Blacksmithing and /,
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= IDAHO IMPLEMENT co. ,
= Dependable Farm Machinery
= for every purpose.
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= SHANK AUTO co. !
= Sixth and Arthur Street. Open
= Day and Night. !
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= PALM CONFECTINERY
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: fountain drinks a specially.
< Ill South Kimball avenue.
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ALEXANDER

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SHERMAN--FISK HARI
WARE CO.
Phone IL

KNAPP 4 KRALL
Sign and Auto Painting, 9th :
Between Main and Arthur. :
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-03
TRUCK Dealers
Meet next MONDAY

The Central Kentucky Truck
Dealers Association expects to
make plans for a truck demon
stration tour of the blue grass at
its next meeting which is to be
held Monday evening at the office
of the Board of Commerce in
Lexington. 1t is expected that
the tour will be made soon after
the first of the year and every
available make of commercial car
in this section will be represented
in the convoy, which will demon
strate the practicability of trucks
for hauling purposes and arouse
interest in the machines sold by
members of the association. A
large per cent of the automobile
men in Lexington and other blue
grass cities who handle trucks
hive become members of the asso-
citation and it promises to become
an important factor in the trade.