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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-12-02
H. B. WH|PPLE OF B|KG-
HAM HEARD FROM
A Journey of Four Thousand Miles In
Ford and Now Near Mexican
Lines

The following news of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Whipple of Bingham in letter
from Mr.. Whipple will be read with
interest:
f. San Diego. California
To the Independent-Re
Our friends who read the Reporter
will be glad to know that after a 1000
mile journey with the Ford. we are
about as far from home as the United
States boundaries will let us go, hav-
ing travelled from the Northeast to
the Southwest corner of the country.
We are fourteen miles from the Mex
lean line and today Sunday just
across the border at Tia Juana there
will be bull fight at two dollars ad-
mission. Five bulls and perhaps a
man or two will be killed. People
from as far north as Los Angeles go
to this entertainment On Thanks
giving day the races commence at Liza
Juana and will continue for over one
hundred and twenty-five days. Hor-
SEES will be there from all parts Of
the United States. Lila Juana is sure
" sporty place, the former home Of
Pandro Villas father, who is now here
in San Diego.
We are located about four miles from
the bay on a small place with a gar
den from which we have had string
beans, radishes, onions and will soon
have peas, corn and greens. There
Is lemon tree with blossoms, green
and ripe lemons, and orange trees sew
eral figs and walnut. The ground
in dry weather gets hard enough to
repel invasion with any sort OF tool.
The outlying country is mountainous
and barren. Oak wood, have been told
is s44 per cord, but you don't need
any wood. Umbrellas are high but
there Is no need Of any.
There are good many Airplanes,
Hydroplanes and some dirigibles to
be seen with headquarters at the nav
al and army grounds. Our road from
Maine was on the Mohawk trail over
the 'Hoosac Mountains through New
York to Buffalo. from there We follow
ed the shore, Of Lake Erie through
northern Ohio, through northern In
diana, Illinois and southern Iowa to
Omaha, Nebraska, southern Nebraska
to Greeley Colorado, when We visited
Chester Blunt who will be remember
Cd BY the older residents OF Bingham.
He u now feeding 800 lambs for mar
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ever for neglect to make the arrest.
His failure to do so in my opinion
constitutes a valid reason for his re-
moval from the police force and have
joined with others in signing a petit
ton addressed to the Police Commits
siOners to that effect
One other very important point
should be noticed. Chief of Police
Frank Thompson and the Selectmen
all state emphatically, that they did
not give Officer Savers the kind of in
struction he speaks of in his defence.
They say that the ruling of the Com
missioners referred TO above in this
article has never been changed and
that the members of the force are sup
posed to make an arrest in cases of
intOXication which come 10 their at
tention in the streets or other public
places subject only to using their dis
erection in the case of a first offender.
g. ROLAND T. PATTEN
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CORNVILLE

Walter Bowman shot fine deer on
Wednesday of last week.
Joseph Camp of Waterville passed
the Thanksgiving recess with his wife
at the home of Roy Walton and fam
lily.
Perlie Fogg and daughter Evelyn
returned from Lewiston Monday where
they passed the Thanksgiving recess.
Roy Walton will start his saw mill
Monday the 6 of Dec.
Alice Noyes has been assisting Ag-
mes Moody with her homework.
Lonnie Noyes has moved his family
from the Corson place to Athens.
Mary Fogg is boarding, at ]. 8.
Wyndam's.
4 special meeting Of Wesserrunsett
Grange was called on Tuesday even
ing, Nov 80 for the purpose of work
ing the 3rd and 4th degree. Supper
was served.
Alton Amazeen is cutting and haul
ing logs to the mill for Walton and
Fall.
Denatured alcohol SIZE per gallon.
Holt a Hight
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Nay enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. IT Of their
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-12-02
EUGENE DANFORTH, Master
North Arson, Maize

ket. Land in Greeley which may
be irrigated is worth four or five or
six hundred dollars an acre. The
roads, when we were there. were full
of teams and trucks hauling sugar
beets to the factories from Greeley
we dropped south to Santa Fe, New
Mexico and then west through Arizo-
ma to Needles California. From
Singman, Arizona to San Bernardino
Calf two hundred thirty-seven miles
is a desert although your follow for
a part of the way the route of the \.
T. and S. F. railway At Peach
Springs, Ariz we passed through an
Indian reservation when each auto
mobile party had TO open a gate to en-
ter and close it behind them.
The land in New Mexico and Ari-
IONA is mostly grazing land with large
herds of cattle and sheep and nothing
to speak of for them to eat you will
travel miles without seeing a house
nor a person unless it may be shep-
herd then you may come to a fence
with two gates. Perhaps both will
be open, more often one will be closed
and you have to cross a pit covered
ches apart These are called cat
tie guards. Land in this section We
were told Is worth ten dollars an acre
good place for any one who feels
crowded.
The roads through the middle west
are mostly dirt Through the noun
tain parts Of the west they are at times
with their grades. vertical banks and
hair pin turns rather startling. The
timber growth in this section Is moth
ing. Lumber Is brought here from
! Washington and Oregon in RATS bound
into shape of cigar containing five mil
lion feet to a raft.
The most of the timber grown here,
which has to be planted, is. Eucalyptus
and palms.
Yours truly.
H. B. Whipple.
1866 Van Dyke Ave.
E. San Diego
California.
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NAIRON'S MILLS

Mrs. Lura Adams and sons, S. II
and W. F. Bradbury were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Robinson at din
ner on Thanksgiving day.
Lloyd Holden who is at work In
the woods near Dear River, recently
sent a nice deer home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holden.
Charles Jackson has been doing q
belated threshing job for Henry Wat
son on the cross-road.
Henry Salisbury has been saving
wood with his outfit for Myron white
more and Thomas Fleweling.
Miss Alfredo Flewelling who has
been i'll with cold and sore throat is
better. A physician was called on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Wathers on the
cross-road gave their daughter, Miss
Viola Wathers a surprise party on
her sixteenth birthday last Saturday
evening. About rs guests were pres
ent and enjoyed very pleasant even
ing with music by Mrs. Morgan and
Miss Fern Packard Miss Mathers
received several nice presents. There
was a birthday cake and refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
by Mrs Mathers.
The family of Mr.. Scott who recent
" bought the Merrill farm arrived
last week from Pressure Isle.
Mrs. Herbert Green of East SHOW
hogan who has been patient IN SOM
erset hospital has returned and re-
ported much improved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ray Lewis who
we're Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Pratt have returned to
their home in Auburn.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs Young and six children have re-
turned from visit with another
daughter in Worcester, Mass.
The every member canvass of the
CONGREGATIONAL church Is expected to
be carried out next Sunday.
Mrs. T. ] Sulloway is suffering from
neuritis and is under the care OF a
trained nurse.
Miss Minnie Davis is spending some
weeks In Portland with her sister.
L. G. and II. d. Farr have brought
in two excellent spike horns during
the past week Benjamin Stafford has
brought in one.
The management of the mill author
ICES a statement substantially to the
effect that there are no present indi-
cations Of permanently closing the
plant.
Additional news sent by the cor
respondent did not reach the Reporter
office in time for publication.
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hostess were Mr. and Mrs. H. T..
Weeks, Spooner Davis and Doris Dun
lap.
A happy family gathering was held,
Thanksgiving, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Teney Luce All their children
and grandchildren we're present at the
dinner hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Hoyt entertained
the following guests at dinner, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woodland and
daughter Wilma of Kingfeld, Edgar
Woodland, Portland Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Sweat and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Butts
all Of New Portland.
The y. S. Stewell Mfg Co. has begun
operations again after vacation since
Wednesday.
Rev Stanley Manning Director OF
the Young Peoples Christian Union
of the Uniyersalst Church gave
most interesting talk here, Sunday al
ternoon. Mr. Manning very re-
markable speaker and held the closest
attention from his congregation from
the first to the last word
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Pennington Normal School Notes

At the annual Christian Association
Fair held in Merrill Hall Saturday,
Nov 20, with a vaudeville entertain
ment, in the evening, the girls cleared
over 5000
From Wednesday night till Monday
morning the school was closed for the
Thanksgiving recess. Many girls
went to their homes for the holidays
though a splendid dinner was served
at burlington Hall for those who re-
manned.
Emma Mahoney, Queenie Hay, Doris
Rowell, Flora Head. Hazel Stuart
Emma Robinson and Miriam Smith
made the trip to their homes by team
Lula Gordon spent the recess at No.
Arson and Mayor Williams and Eli
zabeth Foster went to Athens.
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SOION

Owing to some delay in the mail ar
rangements between SkoWhegan ana
Scion the regular news letters from
the correspondent did not reach the
Reporter office in time for publication.
Funeral services for Miss Vashu La
Casse will be held this Thursday
afternoon Miss LaCasse died at SHOW
hogan of typhoid fever. She was the
oldest of family Of ten children or
Mr. and Mrs Phillip LaCaSse. one
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

"The willing Workers" will hold a
meeting an dfood sale, at Eta Knowl-
les Thursday of this week
There will be a social at Music Han
Wednesday evening for the benefit OF
the Sunday school.
M. w Clark and wife are spending
a few days in Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. Jemess spent Thanks
giving with their daughter Mrs e. D.
Clark Arrangements are being MADE
for an entertainment Christmas night
Jessie Smith was hurt quite badly
while working in the mill last Friday
BY a square flying back hitting him
in the hip.
Willard Luce is laid up with rheu'
matism and had to give up his worn
for a few days.
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OUINNEBASSET

Mrs. Angie Houghton will entertain
the G C club Wednesday, dinner will
be served
Miss Ethel Frost spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Stillman Frost
Howard Brown is moving from the
Boone farm to the house which he
recently purchased on Mercer Ave.
A. J. Robinson has sold his farm
and gone into the woods near Green
Vile to scale.
Guests at the Longley & Roger home
Thanksgiving day were, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II Longley and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Frederic.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Withee and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Withee and
daughter Hazel were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Blaisdell Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
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HIGHLAND

Mark Walker is hauling hay for the
Cushnoc Paper Co.
Guy Dunphy shot nice bear last
week.
Shirgis Randell returned from Au-
gusta Sunday.
A. j. Dunphy shot nice seven
mound buck deer one day last week
Halvah Williamson of the Maine
Central Institute, visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williamson
over Thanksgiving
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness to us
in our recent bereavement, Rev
George Merriam for his comforting
words and the four little boys VINO
acted as pail bearers. We likewise
appreciated the flowers sent us by
the teachers and pupils in both the
Park building and the seventh ana
eighth grades Of the High school build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Cleveland
Skowhegsn. Me-, Dec. 2, $780,
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NORRInGEWOCk

There will be a sale of coats,
sweaters, suits, waists and dresses at
the WEIGH Millinery Store, beginning
Friday, Dec. Bird.
Great bargain on all wearing ap-
parel by Mr. Plavin OF Madison.
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Typewriters to neutrality-suspicious.
Reporter Company.
We taks orders for rubber print
ing stamps Of all kinds.
An indslibls OUTFIT for SSe. Just
the thing for marking goods for the
laundry. ~
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The Grange IS fighting your fight the
same today as it did fifty years ago.
Another war has ended. Again the
farmer is expected to stand the first
shrirkage Of prices.
You need the Grange and the Grange
needs you. You need its experience
in cooperation, in checking radical
tendencies and in stabilizing the ma
ton. You need its voice at Washing
ton. 1t needs your prompt support.
For this advertisement we are in
debted to THE COUNTRY GENTLE
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,JACKMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols en-
joyed Thanksgiving Day by serving a
turkey dinner to DR.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Boothby. Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Brown
and Miss Louise Lawrence.
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friends from Skowhegan and Guilford.
C. l.. Moody and wife were among the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Jackson and
brother passed the Thanksgiving re-
cess with Mrs. Jackson's parents at
Cumberland Mills. They returned
home Sunday.
Myles Jackson and wife returned TO
their home in Canaan, Sunday
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hostess were Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Weeks, Spooner Davis and Doris Dun
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MAN. which is even older than the
Grange and whichref1ects the wisdom
of years as we'll as the news of prog
ress in farming For farmers it be-
lieves in active, practical organization
such as the Grange affords. 1t pre-
sents a weekly review of the sweep
ing progress Of farm cooperation in
organization which is the hope of the
future. BY subscribing for full year
of So issues you receive for only one
dollar a farm-news service that will
repay you many times over. Our
secretary will forward your order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
GARAGE FOR RENT.
SUMNER RESORTS.

GARAGE FOR RENT 1872 Lincoln way
" 3S06-1 /:
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for $50 one for $50. and one for 500.
These are real bargains; don't fall 20 IN
vestlgate. Owner moving 20 California.
MAKE Us AN OFFER.
South Bend Realty CO.
81 = Main St
Main III: Lincoln G696.
Our BEST BARGAIN.
One square from 5. Michigan St on
Broadway 1O-rOom modern house and 10
fine shape. Renting for 500 per month.
Possession soon, $1,000. Terms. Call J.
NJ Jolly. Lincoln G696.
FOR SALE.
One Of the best apartment houses In
the city No work, just collect more
than 81. 900 rents annually Central loca-
ton Owner out OF the city and wants
20 sell. Call Lincoln 6tE5, J. NJ Jolly
or Main HI.
SOUTH BEND REALTY CO.
EXTRA BIG BARGAIN.
\ very elegant location ON :. Michigan
ST.. 1O-room house; large rooms; nicely
arranged big lot, 66xl65; over quarter
Of an acre No better location for many
lines Of business; storage house, garage :
small factory very desirable for flats or
business center No better location In
this end Of town. Price only SlO,oOO.
Terms can be arranged. For further par
ticulars call South Bend Realty Co. Lin
coin 1896 Main i'll.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
We have a splendid business Oppor
tunity In the way Of a greenhouse. To-
Gated In the southeast part Of town. sales
aggregate about $4,000 per year; splen-
did opportunity for anyone desiring 20
build up an extra good lucrative bust
ness. It would be ideal for some one
closely associated I'm Catholic and Polish
circles. Come In and see US about this
proposition. Ask for Mr.. Perkins, DO ;.
Main ST. Lincoln $685. Main 1771
EAST MADISON ST
FOR SALE-Six-r room house +. Madi-
son st. Bath room and plumbing rough
ed in; has the city water in yard and in
house, semi-Open staircase, corner lot
and on the car line, convenient TO schools.
churches and stores. Price $500; terms.
South Bend Realty Co, % ). Main st.
Main 1771
NEAR HARTER HEIGHTS.
Small fOur-rOOm house on a large lot.
almost opposite Harter Heights. near car.
Price 81. 600 See Mr.. Jolly. 225 : Main
St Lincoln 6G9G.
ON EAST LEER ST.
Six-roOm house IN southeast part; has
city water, sewer. paved street, two out
buildings. Price $500. Terms.
SOUTH BEND REALTY co.
22J = Main st.
DOWN TOWN BUILDING LOT
Small lot 23X56 feet only 100 feet from
the corner of Michigan and Monroe SITS.
for only $3.50, cash or payments Spleen
did central location for q small down
town business on small payment j. NJ.
Jolly. Main 1771: Lincoln O69G.
SOUTH BEND REALTY co.
Lee Building
225 S. Main ST.
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WANTED-A few investors 90 investigate
my acreage In the shallow field nc
Toyah. Texas The oil here is OF high
grade variety and has @ ready market
IF So - barrel Ihe oil sand is
Encountered at from 100 Co $50 feet. and
.hc wells produce from two o. six bar
-els daily. We figure that when we have
ak wells. pumping from one Co five bar
-els a day. we viii have q fine COM
ncrcial proposition. This lis the Won
Ser oil Field for The small investor.
where the returns are quick
I am drilling on the southwest quarter
n section 80. school block 56. and otter
Be- acres IN the southwest quarter az
he northeast Quarter-thls adioius our
present drilling site. NO other acreage
.u this section IS offered FOR sale.
4 have all Of section 81, school block So
With the exception OF the southeast quar-
ter which i sold 20 a Colcrldo-T Texas
syndicate. who are now getting the rigs
IN the ground to Jrill I have bought
of section ~, and am Offering 50 acres
GA the northeast and southwest quarter
section ~, respectively.
As the price of acreage iu the heart
nf this shallow field chguCps daily. Ow-
Ing 20 quick development I am not max
inE price I'm this advertisement. but
If YOU are interested and wire me-
viii quote you an equitable price on
from 10 - 40 or 50 acres conservative
with the development aud actual pro-
ductiou Of wells in the field at the mo-
rrent OF inquiry. Address e.. =. Craw-
ford. Tovsh Texas, or ~ writing. send
copy 81 letter to Home Odiee rs T.
Main 81. 81 Paso, Texas. 3S22-1I
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w. O. DAVIES & co.

We can give immediate possession Of
an attractive six room house. north in
Navarro pl., containing coy living room
with brick fireplace. attractive dining
room and kitchen. white tile bath, three
bedrooms. furnace heat good floors,
screened front porch, good lot. Price
$500
Eight room modern house in delightful
location; hardwood floors, electric and
bath, stove heat. Price $4,000.
Eight room modern house, hot water
heat, hardwood floors, good lot, 1900
block south. Price $500
Eight room house in one OF the most
beautiful sites near Sunnyside. on the
east side, modern throughout. Price
$1,000
Large modern home, beautiful interior.
for three cars. situated south. high
class property for $1,000.
An exceptional value-Seven rooms and
bath and attic: furnace, electric. excel
trees and garage; asphalt street. For
quick sale. S6JOO. Possession in two
weeks. Situated northwest.
First class eight rooms and bath, on
Riverside close 10 town; modern. with
furnace, electric. hardwood trim and ga
rage. Price $500. We recommend this
property.
Beautiful home on Lincoln way E
Nine rooms with all cOnveniences;
high class property for $4,000.
Modern six rooms and bath. furnace,
electric situated six blocks southeast
from center; all improvements, includ-
ing pavement 5000.
Six room house with sleeping porch;
modern. bath, newly painted and deco
rated. new electric fixtures, furnace heat
and good garage. Situated southeast.
near Dayton st. Immediate possession.
Price for quick sale. S4,7OO.
Attractive six room, modern house on
corner lot. northwest. Early possession.
Price $1,000
A home FOR the summer or all year,
on the highway TO Benton Harbor, in
village Of Berrien Center. Contains seven
rooms electric light, soft water in house.
A substantial home. Price $1,000.
other houses from $4,000 70 10000
W. O. DAVIES d co.
221 S. Main St
Lincoln 57T9. 3719-tf
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FOR SALE

Six room modern house; Lincoln
Way W, oak trim. first floor;
fireplace in living room........... $1,000
Seven room house. modern except
furnace; LapOrte av............... 900
Seven room. modern home, on Lin
coin way Observation-Disclosures. o,SJO
Seven room, modern home; Lincoln
way E...-..-.. ...-.-s'.-' 0fVVV
Seven room modern home. on os-
Seven room home. E. Broadway. $3.50
Seven room home. Z. Fox st........ $500
Seven room home partly modern,
NOtre Dame aV......-..- s----.-. 5,oo
Five room. partly modern home y.
HILL -. -sOUO
Five room, partly modern home, +.
luLL .s.-.-...-... -....--....--... =,oJU
W. K. McHENRY
30 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 5733 30i0-H
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An exceptional value-Seven rooms and
bath and attic: furnace, electric, excel
lent condition: lot, JOx135; lawn. fruit
trees and garage; asphalt street. For
quick sale. S6JOU. Possession in two
weeks. Situated northwest.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Elght new modern homes 20
choose from all different All south
east near Lincoln school and carlines.
Price $500 70 $500 Payments At
Leer ST office on grounds Saturday and
Sunday afternoon or telephone for ap-
pc.ptment. ID. q. Leer. Lincoln 1896
36Se. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

FOR SALE-sem1- modem seven room
house. 400 block Van Buren, st. one
block from carline. Immediate posses
sion. Price $500. Cash or terms Mr.
Reeder, Lincoln 5S49 2f9a. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
FARM LANDS.
WORDEN REALTY CO.
Farms
Immediate Possession

Farm. 40 acres. well cared Tor soil; six
room bungalow. furnace heat, good out
buildings, well fenced. near paved high
way and car line. Price very reasonable.
terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

Carver Lake Resort and farm Of
50 acres, including one half Of Gin
seng and Golden Seal.
An ideal summer home with three
money making propositions; lake
business, ginseng business and farm
ing.
Remembered as the Carver Lake
House, famous fer its chicken din
ners. Call or write E. E. Hooter-
man, owner, johannesburg. Mich.
Price and terms reasonable. Boil?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

Eight room modern house. hot water
heat, hardwood floors, good lot, 1900
block south. Price $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

FOR SALE-Nine room house. 900 block
sherman av.; immediate possession
$500, cash or payments Wesley Van
Vain. Ga Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone
Lincoln 1888 1910 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

A REAL BIG BARGAIN IN LOTS
southwest part of city, corner OF Prairie
av and BrOOkfeld St, very slightly lOca-
ton size, 50x 40; all improvements In
and paid for; price $50: also three
other lots I'm the near neighborhOod, one
for $3.50 one for $3.50 and one for 500
These are real bargains don't fail to in
vestigate. Owner moving TO California
SOUTH BEND REALTY co.
, 225 s. Main st.
Main III. 3575-tf