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The Washington herald., 1920-05-01
Memoirs of a yellow Dog ,, O. Hear,

-Poor doggie," says he; good
doggie- She shan't kiss you any
more. g a darned shame. Good
doggie, go away and get run
over by a street car and be hap
py."
/ refsed to leave. I leaped and
frisked around the old mans legs
happy as a pug on a rug.
You old flea-headed wood
chuck chaser" / said to him
you moon-baying. rabbit-point-
ing, egg-stealing old beagle,
can't you see that ! don't want
to leave you? Can't you see that
we're both Pups in the Wood and
the missis is the cruel uncle aft
er you with the dish towel and
me with the flea liniment and a
pink bow to tie on my tail. Why
not cut that-all out and be pards
forevermore%
Maybe you'll say he didn't un-
derstand-maybe he didn't. But
he kind of got a grip on the Hot
Scotches, and stood still for a
minute. thinking.
"Doggie." says he, finally. I'VE
don't live more than a dozen lives
on this earth, and very few of
US live to be more than 800. II
/ ever see that flat any more I'm
q flat, and IL you do you're flat
ter; and that's no. flattery. I'm
offering 60 to l that Westward
Ho wins out by the length of a
dachshund."
There was no string. but I
frolicked along with my master
to the Twenty-third street ferry.
And the cats on the route saw
reason to give thanks that pre-
hensile claws had been given
them.
On the Jersey side my master
said to a stranger who stood
eating a currant bun:
Me and my doggie. We are
bound for the Rocky Mountains"
But what pleased me most was
when my old man pulled both of
my ears until howled. and
said:
You common. monkey-headed.
rat-tailed. sulPhur-colored son
of a door mat, do you know what
I'm going to call you?"
l thought of "Lovey," and l
whined dolefully.
Tn going to call you Pete"
says my master: and il I'd had
five tails I couldn't have done
enough wagging to do justice to
the occasion.
Copyright. 1870. by Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01
Remodeling a Wife
By Mildred K. Barlow
Copyright. 1920.
Mcclure Syndicate.)

postponinG the reckoning until
morning, weary as she was, so she
slipped into her peignoir and laid
down on the couch in her dressing
room to await her husbands return.
She had no explanation to give that
would not implicate Lila and she
knew that he was too good a friend
of Mrs. Stevenson's to make a con-
fidenCe safe.
She heard the car coming up the
drive. heard him turn off the engine
and slam the door and then a low
voiced conversation with Carter.
who was waiting up to clean the car
for use in the morning.
Finally he entered the house and
assembled the stairs.
Outside her door she heard him
talking to one OF the maids. She
wondered idly why the girl was still
up.
Her door opened and closed. She
. looked up and found him leaning
with his back against the panel. on
his face the grimmest expression
she had ever seen.
"Well?" he said sneeringly. so
you decided to come back"
Come back" echoed Doris
What do you mean?"
"Oh, don't try this pose of inno-
cence on me- he cried heatedly; Il
have the evidence This time and all
your cleverly concocted stories
won't help you in this instance"
He left the door and seated him
self on the table edge regarding
Doris with a smile which she found
more terrible than his frown.
Il will say that for a little unso-
! phisticated fool. it didn't take you
. long to develop into a first-class ad
venturess. You carried out this af-
! fair rather well. encouraging the
! belief that your lover was interest
! ed elsewhere. but you made two false
| steps, my dear little schemer You
shouldn't have risked a telegram
rom this house where all the serv-
! ats are expected to watch for
something like this. and you should
! have remembered that Carter was
! likely 10 discover your travelling
! bag in the car when he cleaned it
Doris lay regarding him blankIy
| 1t took several minutes for her to
realize the mistake he was making
tha enormity of the thing he was
accusing her of.
| 1ou tnlnR tnaJ l-that was
! eloping?"
! II don't think know"
With a swift stride he was beside
! the couch, leaning over her with
/ livid face.
Il wonder why l don't kill your
he said between clenched teeth. 81
wonder why ] don't take your white
! throat that you have yielded tc
your lovers lips. between my nm
gers and crush out your miserable
! treacherous life?'
You are making a dreadful mis-.
\ take, Stewart" said Doris with a
calmness that amazed herself.
| ''Oh. no, I'm not! Not this time
Once l did-many times 1 did-be-
] lieving that this angel-face of YOU
and your baby stare covered a hear;
as pure and ingenious. And when
you turned to ice in my arms, l put
| il down to nerves or a passing
whim. 1 didn't realize that it was
because the black heart of you had
been given to another man.
| Doris turned her head aside She
felt a strange calm and disinterest
in the whole affair
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01

to escape from Atlante and after
ward from Alcina. upon the hippo-
grim. 1t is they who are responsible
for Melissa's heritage of romano,
and for her widespread popularity
in romance-loving lands
France has d Melisse in gresi
vogue and Melite. another form. 4.
also popular The sweet signih.
cance Of Melissa brought her into
favor with the Puritans in thi,
country where she still exists as 8
proper name for demure maiden.
hood. In France. on the other hand
Melisse implies a tinge OF mischief
and coQuetry which has made her Q
popular heroine in literature
The pearl is Melissa's gem. II
Will enhance ner sweetness ami af-
liability and bring her sincere
friends. The pearls augury for
tears will be impotent in the case
of Melissa since the gem will prove
a talismsn against Unhappiness and
dangers Of every sort. "Wednesday
is her lucky day and her lucky
number. The daisy is her flower.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
ny HOWARD r. GARls
UNCLE WIGGILY AND
LULU'S BOUNCER.

Uncle Wiggily! Will you please
bring me something when you come
back called Lulu Wibblewobble.
the duck girl, as she saw the bunny
rabbit gentleman hopping down the
woodland path one morning.
We'll, I'm going to look for an
adventure" said Mr.. Longears. DO
you want me to bring you back one
of those?"
IF it's a nice one, I do" quacked
Lulu.
But the trouble is often my ad-
ventures are not nice" spoke the
bunny uncle. Il so often get into
trouble with the Pipsisewah or the
Skeezicks."
But you always get out again.
quacked Lulu.
But adventures were scarce that
day. Mr.. Longears saw neither the
Pip nor the Skee, and as for the
Skuddlemagoon, that chap was no.
where in sight, for which the bunny
was thankful.
We'll. l may as well go back
home" said Uncle Wiggily. But
what can I bring Lulu"
Just then he heard a voice sing
ing:
Who will buy? Who will buy?
Red and green and blue.
They are very strong and nice.
Just the thing for you"
What is so strong and nice -
asked Uncle Wiggily. 81 hope you
are not talking about onions,
"Certainly not" answered jolly
voice. Il am selling rubber bal
looms
Uncle WiGEily exclaimed: "I'l
take Lulu a balloon"
"Oh. how lovely" quacked the
duck and when she saw the bal.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

= CONTINUED EhOA fAdD ONH.
why he uses Natures Own Rem
edy. He gets spifflicated. At
first when we go out he's as shy
as the man on the steamer who
would rather play pedro when
they make 'em all jackpots- By
the time we've been in eight sa-
looms he don't care whether the
thing on the end of his line is
dog or a catfish. I've lost two
inches Of my tail trying to side
step those swinging doors"
The pointer 1 got from that
terrier-vaudevill please copy
set me to thinking.
One evening about o'clock
my mistress ordered him to get
busy and do the ozone act for
Lovey. 1 have concealed it un-
til now, but that is what she
called me. The black-and-tan
was called 'Tweetness." l con-
slider that I have the bulge on
him as far as you could chase a
rabbit Still. 'Iovey" is some
thing of a nomenclatural tin can
on the tail of ones respect
At a quiet place on a safe
street I tightened the line of my
custodian in front of an attract
i've, refined saloon. / made n
dead-ahead scramble for the
doors, whining like a dog in the
press dispatches that lets the
family know that little Alice Is
begged while gathering lilies in
the brook.
why, darn my eyes," says the
old man. with a grin: darn my
eyes II the saffron-colored son
Of q seltzer lemonade amt ask
ing me in to take a drink. Lemme
see-how longs it been since
saved shoe leather by keeping
one foot on the foOt-rest? l be-
lieve I'll"
1 knew I had him. Hot Scotches
he took, sitting at a table. For
an hour he kept the CampbelIs
coming. 1 sat by his side rap
ping for the waiter with my tail,
and eating free lunch such as
mamma in her flat never equaled
with her homemade truck bought
at a delicatessen store eight
minutes tsafore papa comes home.
When the products of Scotland
were all exhausted except the
rye bread the old man unwound
me from the table leg and played
me outside like a fisherman plays
a salmon Out there he took OFF
my collar and threw il into the
street
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01
LxxxIv-Back to Town.

When that worthy arrived at halt
past ten. the verdict was a favor,
able one. Tomorrow the patient
could be carefully removed tc
town. in q private limousine. A
couch, would be fixed UP inside the
vehicle. so that he could rest prop.
erly during the journey. And
granted ordinary precautions were
taken-no i'll effects need be an
ticipated.
1t was Joyous news for me
Events had been so nervs-rackins
lately that literally longed tor
town. couldn't entirely blame
Alice for her temporary flight.
And. of course. under the new
/ should be nearer
her and able to keep an eye upon
her doings.
Jim. We were immensely happy
he and !. We did not talk much
But ! think our silences were un-
derstandable. Life Is very good.
he said once. his dark eyes fxed
upon my face. III 1t always could
go on like this"
crushed down an impulse to as
sure him that it always would II !
had anything to say about it.
was in love with Jim-yes-inore
deeply in love than in the first &C.
static days of our honeymoon.
For / had suffered. AS the old
French proverb has II. ITO love Is
to suffer" And suffering deepens
the very quality of love.
There was nothing in the world
I wouldn't do for Jim. told myself
No sacrifice would be too great 10
restore health and happiness to
him.
For. in a measure. the whole
tragedy of his illness had been my
fault. I'd driven him from me.
had quarreled with him.
Well. that was all over now. Fate
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01

Nothing is going to figure
more prominent among spring
and summer materials for even
ing wear than the finer nets
and laces. Fashion has called
them back for another long
reign.
In the Illustration is shown a
sketch of one of Geraldine Far
rar's conventional gowns OF
dark blue silk net.
The foundation of satin is
narrow. plain and continued at
the top into princess girdle.
Two circular cut fiounces have
their diagonal edges sewed to-
gether and the flounces are then
adjusted so that they fall into
points at the sides from the
overdress. The bodice consists
of folds of the net enclosing
three folds of white chiffon and
over this. an Eton Of the same
net. its edges. like those of the
f1ounCes. being finished with an
inch-wide sequin banding of the
same blue as the net.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-01
What S in aName?
MELISSA.
By Mildted Marshall.

Melissa Is literally one of the
sweetest of feminine names. It
comes from the Greek word mean
ing to soothe or sweeten." and
hence. honey or the hOney-bee. Me-
lissa was sometimes said TO have
been the name OF the nymph who
first taught the use OF honey, and
the pretty fancy arising from this
belief made bees the symbol OF
nymphs. Strangely enough. Melissa
came to be the title of a priestess,
as we'll as a feminine name. in
classic times.
The Italian poets called Melissa
the henefiCent fairy who protected
Bradamante and directed Ruggero
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

limo w, good location, cottage
built two years, partly modern,
lot 40X1+0. Price $3.50. 500
cash. $500 per month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

23S Farmers Trust Bldg. Main
40. Open evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
Houses For sale
O'CONNOR REALTY co.
3O4 \. Michigan 81

O'CONNOR REALTY co.
BOA s. Michigan 81
G rooms partly modern, electricity
800 block y. Main 81. - 800
rooms aud bath. south de 1890
6 rooms. all modern, garage, 3 cars.
$500
g rooms all modem. So. ST. Joseph
81 $500
10 rooms an modern except electricity
s. 800
10 room al modern = scott ST.,
$1,000 o.
q rooms. partly moder4 California
ave. $500.
3 rooms east side. $500
rooms. modern. r. sample g.,
8. 90
Also "a number - coed farms that
we can sell ON easy terms. See AS
for bargains
O'CONNOR REALTY CO.
Room s Warner Bldg
goa = Michigan 81 L.Lur1L1 --ln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

Farms and Land for sale

SO ACRES-ClJse 10 south BEND. Choc-
olate loan. level. well fenced with
woven wre, large pressed bTiCk resi-
dence, room tenant house: bank
barn 40XS0. hay barn JOx1O0. new silo !.
large grunary and cribs. tool house,
garage. two wind mills, engine house.
smoke house, etc. 40 acres timber. 50
acres in alfalfa ] nis farm IS one OF
best In the county. Price $50 per acre
Owner viii accept small farm or city
property as part payment. Wesley Van
Vain. III Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
MAIN AND DONALD

A convenient and rery pleasing fac
tory site cut on the southwest cor
uer CT Main and Donald SITS. splen-
did location for "a factory the size
OF the lots are 97N13f. anyone wish
ing for a direct shipping line 10 the
south should consider this PROPOSE
ton, the Nandaha r. II. is right in
the rear OF these lots. II you are in
terested go out and look the place
ever. 80 may be just the thing you
want Ny price is $1,000: no more
no less, and my terms are strictly
cash Go out. look the place over
and If you are interested, call Lin
coin J473 and ask for Frank c
Toepp. Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and land for Sale.

Farms and land for Sale.
FARMS FOR SALE.
30 acre grain and stock farm, miles
northwest. 40 acres good timber; 10
room house; barns 3OX4O, 3ON]'.
Enough timber on this farm 20 pay
for half 500 per acre.
22Ia arres Z miles west Good room
house new barn: team good young
horses ali farm tools and crops $500.
80 acre alfalfa and dairy farm. : miles
NORTH. Splendid now bank barn room
house. newly painted and decorated.
This farm is highly improved.
= acres west Ola Division ST. road Build
iugs first class. > room house, barn
30X4O; garage tool shed, chicken house
and park Sl2J per acre
10 acres . miles west. near intcrur5an n.
Good room house barn, garage. sllo.
milk house chicken house and PARK
lar-- orchard $1,000.
20 acres, Z miles west on lntfrurOau.
10 acres miles out ON Crumstown road.
10 acres Z miles west on sample road.
100 acres 3 miles mort 1west
II acres near trumstOWn-
160 acres l. miles west
4 acres 81 miles west near iuterurban.
W. ID DUNNAHOO. REALTOR
40 J NJ. = Bldg
Phones office, Main D.
Residence. Harrison .3-F
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

q splendid month 20 en-
ter the high grade Thomas CONNER
cial school, center Of business district.
Mich and Wash ave entire third floor.
IN 20 date equipment and instruction
Day ana night school. Night sessions
Mon We'd Fri Arrange at once for
rhOr0 StenagrlphiC-Sec retar rial Book
keeping education. our state licensed
employment department places every
graduate 10 The best position. Send for
COPY, The Thomas school EsctS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
WORDEN REALTY CO..
9@S Farmers Trust Bldg Main
44j. open evenings

9SS Farmers Trust Bldg Main
AS. open evenings.
Residential and stock farm,
mile from Niles. - acres level
land. : acres timber, ! acres fruit
orchard Brick residence and ten
naGt house completely modern.
Every accessory In homes and
barns makes this farm a model
q its kind. The buildings are
IA best condition. Location auu
lay on land ideal Price 50, O0C
Call or write Tor particulars
miles from South Bend. So
acres Of good land stock farm.
- acres timber Brick residence
and tenant house. large barns
and other buildings This farm is
well equipped and - q bargain az
$500 per acre. or viii trade
FOR dwellings, or business prop
erty call or write for particu-
lars.
We have MANY low priced farms
~ any number OF acres. Call and
see US
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Male

LABORERS-
AND YARD MEN AT THE GAS
PLANT THIS Is STEADY
WINTER WORK WITH GOOD
PAY To THE RIGHT KIND OF
MES. GOOD CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT ASK FOR
JERRY MCCARTHY, WORKS
FOREMAN. PENN. AVE. AND
MIAMI ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
LOIS Tor sale

CORNER LOT-Near car line in River
Park Cash or terms. For sale by
owner Inquire 40 SO. Williams ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

LAk0kEkS - N q % a. ri Tor diEClu 4
bitches and laying gas mains in the
New oliver Addition on Douglass.
Bruce and oliver sts See John Schoou-
over. foreman Job. or call at gas cftce
snd ask for Mr. Prodbeck
MACHTNIST@A few frst class men.
Apply Si0ley Machine Co. 200 f. Tut
e
MAN--Who has had some draft expert
ence 81 south Bead Lathe Works.
A. T. Madison ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
woRDEN REALTY Co

WoRDEN REALTY CO.
23S Farmers Trust Bldg. Main
40. Open evenings.
See us for suburban homes,
mansions. palatial homes. room
ing houses, apartments and
stores.
house, ( bed rooms, gas cleo.
garage shade, fruit and shrub
berry. Price $4,000. 500 cash.
limo w, good location, cottage
built two years, partly modern.
lot fOxl40. Price $3.50. 500
cash. $500 per month.
In No. W. good home rooms.
bed rooms, part modern, lot fox
100. barn and double garage.
Price 5000, 500 cash, 5000 per
month.
In : E. excellent home mod
ern but furnace. garage. lot 3oX
l2S. Price 50. 500, $500 cash.
In No. W. completely modern
home. : rooms, bed rooms, good
location. lot 40X150, trees and
shubbery. Price S5,ZOo, part cash.
Good location. beautiful bunga
low built , years, > rooms
bed rooms. hard wood floors,
vestibule. fire place. bookcases,
laundry and tubs. storm windows,
etc: large lot. Price $500, part
cash.
In 70 W. excellent room home
- f. frontage, paved st, this -
"a rea. home best location. Prise
5000 Terms
I'm center, beautiful residence. 10
room oak floors. finish oak
enamel. etc. lavatory on each
hoor. fire places, automatic
water lift complete laundry; lot
GYNl6O. This Is an elegant and
"a permanent abode for pro
fessiOnal man. Price reasonable.
shown by appointment only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
CALL On ORR FOR FARM

1j6 ACEES-GOOd land, nue house. etc
near south Bend, 5000 This is a
estate and must be sold. Fred A
derreman. 41J Farmers Trust Bldg
$40 ACRE BARGAIN
You have the sand TO get away
.rOm south Bend and some cash
4r its equivalent, I VIII sell this
$40 acre farm in Jackson Co.
Michigan gr exchange 10 for A
smaller farm or city property and
The difference. This Is good soil
and good improvements. and
adopted 10 stock. grain and fruit
10 can't be told on paper. come in
and see me for the particulars
aud the price is only $1,000, or
so per acre. I consider this tile
best thing I know or IN the farm
line j A. Jolly. 10 s. Main 81.
Phone Lincoln 6tzs6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
Houses for sale
BARGAINS IN HOMES

BARGAINS IN HOMES
Wilbur 81. room home $1,000
Linden ST. 6-roOm home. $500.
\. Huey St, broom house, $500
Warren st. rooms. big lot $500
W. Indiana av.i rooms. $500.
Wenger ST., 7-room home, $1,000.
y Huey ST 1O-room home, 81. 600
Oak ST.. Groom home, $500.
Alex ;. Langel, Jo2 $ Chaplin st
~. 10 80 p m, Evenings 80 P.
m. 10 80 p. ID
BJNGALOW-For SAFE. SIX room stucco
semi bungalow; modern except city
water; good well; large lot 5oxeoo
Chicken house, large garden, grape
GrbOr and fruit trees. Possession %
days Call Main 1lSS.
COLFAN w. 716-Nine room house Tor
sale, lot 5JXlj0 II. House is strictly
modern. Just rede' 1rated. new furnace
installed. Inquire further ~ owner at
ll9 ". COlfaN or call Lincoln 1901.
COTTAGE--6 rooms, good sized lot. Pos
session NJ once. Cali at liep's Tailor
shop, 2l0 W. Jefferson blvd.
FOJ * HOJ SES-TO be sold together az
very attractive price Good terms.
Also good eight room house Ola east
SIDE large lot, fine location. Healy q
Hamilton 40I Dean Bldg. Lincoln 666l
HOWARD ST. - Seven room entirely
modern home y block off OF Notre
Dame av. Call at 10 l. Miner ST.
LINCOLN WAY ", II2J-Corner Har-
riSon, an eleven room house. all mod
ern; this house is suitable Tor two
families. Call Wolf Brothers, Ia y.
Main st Lincoln 51sG.
MINER 81 E.-SPECIAL-
Here YOU are, who wants this
great bargain, D room semi bung-
allow all modern, on L. Miner St,
ine lot, fruit trees This prop
erty must be sold At once. ac-
count OF owner leaving for Eu-
rope Price only $4,000. See
BeyerS room. IS Odd Fellows
Bldg Main 1858. Open evenings
until o'clock.
NEAR CENTER-Seven room home. lust
: blocks from the center now vacant
this is we'll arranged and in excellent
condition. Price 5000. Terms $500
cash, balance So per month. NOight *
Bradford Lincoln Sill. Ground flOor
Union Trust Bldg
NEW MODERN HONEST have COM
pleted new modern homes, near >
car lines and Lincoln school; price
reasonable and terms easy. At Leer
ST. office on grounds, Saturday and
sunday afternoons. u. c. Leer. Lin
coin 1926.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

NEW CARLISLE GIRLS-YOC WILL
FIND THAT WILSON BROS. Is
TRULY a GOOD PLACE TO
WORK COME AND SEE Us TO.
DAY. WILSON BROS. SOUTH
BEND. INDIANA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

CHIPPEWA HEIGHTS-For sale, two
lots: one 75x317SS and the other 5Ox
ton, on :. Michigan ST Call Lin
coin 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
70 ACRES

at Cass county, about "a miles Of
Edwardsburg This is good clay land.
with One-story 1-roOm house Barn
44X5O. chicken coop and plenty Of
out buildings; IL acres Of good tim
Der. Rest under cultivation Crops,
stock, tools will go with II. Price
$500; part cash. Rest 10 years
term. For the above call L. 5. orr,
RealtOr. 81 s. Chaplin ST. Phone,
Lincoln 5330 Open evenings Ground
floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Property

FAC TORY SITE-WItn spur track 10
rear. 135 feet on street: about $50 feet
deep; two buildings on property. Cen
nected with street sewer by 81. pipe
Also water and gas connections FO-
further particulars address Box C. A.
News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattie. Vehicles.

FOR SALE on EX ,HANGE-One bay
horse harness. spring wagon. buggy.
one horse wagon. heavy and light
single harness one rear entrance milk
wagon. one storm buggy. one rubber
tire open and ton buggy. Come and
see US Open SUNDAYS South Bend
Exchange so :. Carroll 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

WOULD YOU GO FARTHER TO GET
A BETTER JOB? IF YOU ARE IN
TERESTED IN \ POSITION WHERE
YOUR WORK WILL BE LIGHT AND
CLEAN AND YOU HAVE AN oPPoR-
TUNITY TO EARN GOOD WAGES.
COME OUT AND SEE THE KIND OF
JOBS WE HAVE OPEN IN OUR
FACTORIES on WEST SAMPLE
STREET.
WILSON BROS.
zoos W. sample st.
"A Good Place 70 Work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28

Farms and Land for Sale. 81
70 ACRES-212 miles east of Barron
Lake. Good buildings fences; horse
COW and chickens. So 500. Part down
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-28
Wanted-ReaI Estate

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OWNERS
We have several buyers who are
anxious 20 purchase homes and
are getting imratient because
we have sold everything on our
list and cannot supply them. II
YOU desire a quick sale of your
property. write the South Bend
Realty Co. 22J :. Main ST. or
call Main 1T11.