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The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
HIelene S Married Life
By MAY Christie
!. tcopyrisht 1880. Mcclure syndica
The Message OF a Rose.

I tore the insincere epistie into
/ little shreds- The tmpertinent pre-
sumption of the fellow! Meet him
at THE Sheaf of Wheat" indeed,
or course not. Never!
"He cant be sensitive!" I re1ect-
ed, thinking Of the snubs of yester-
lday-snubs that would have wilted
many q bolder heart!
/ brushed my thick, curly hair
with quick. angry strokes. oh. the
insincerities of man!
Ten minutes later / descended to
the breakfast table. There was my
hostess. smiling. fresh and pretty. :
Morning. Helene! Sleep wells /
needn't ask"
/ nodded.
''How's the patient?" tried TO
make my voice sound casual.
Alice looked up sharply.
"Oh, not so very fine today. Sleep
very broken. Too much excitement
yesterday. nurse says"
] felt my cheeks begin to burn.
Did Alice know about my visit to
his room last night?
He isn't-worse?' Oh, IL I'd
halted his progress towards recov-
cry. even to a small degree. ! never
could forgive myself! How ilf-ad-
vised I'd been. to thrust myself up
on him!
Alice smiled. "oh, no, he isn't
worse. But today he's to have no
visitors-not even his mother"
l subsided. Alice helped me to the
eggs and bacon. We were alone to-
gether in the breakfast-room.
Long streaks of sunshine filagreed
through the lace curtains at the win
dow, making a dancing pattern on the
floor and walls. A winter rose-de-
lightfully pink, with just a hint OF
frost upon its petais-hung on a grace
full stem outside the easement. A
! quick thought came to me that I'd
pluck that rose at the earliest oppor-
tunity, and send 1t up to Jim. Al
though / couldn't see him, 1t would
bear a message.
(Yes, without doubt. I'm incurably
romanticD
'I shall go to town this afternoon, %
Alice announced deliberately. 'I must
have some diversion. Won't you
come too, Helene?s'
From the tone in which she asked
me. knew she didn't want my COM
pany.
So-carelessly-I answered:
Thanks. Alice. But I have a heap
of letters to write. They'll keep me
occupied"
She looked relieved.
After a time. she got up and left the
! room for a moment. Now was my OPP
portunity. ! hurried to the window,
opened 1t. and plucked the pretty rose.
II seemed a shame to break its sIen-
der stem But the flower was destin-
ed TO high calling-the cheering-up of
Jim!
1 shifted its fragrance. Then I
hurried from the breakfast-room.
and up the stairs. i didn't know
exactly how that rose was to be
conveyed to Jim-but fate would
surely help me.
And fate did! For outside his
room. j met the nurse carrying a
daintily- y-appointed little tray, with
snowy linen and some beef-tea on
1t.
Just going TO feed the patient" ?"
she cheerfully observed.
/ laid the flower beside his plate.
I must have blushed a little, for,
rall5ngly. she said:
"Oh, you young folks and your
romantic notions! The invaIid's
been aSlxing for you twice today!"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

and he is fully ten years older p,s.
D1MFLES. s na'ter-
Probably life would not be worth
living II 1t were not for our minis
terss 1t Is only natural that we
should admire and appreciate the
good that such a man can do for
every member of his congregation
ana many others whom he meets. 7
,do not believe you are really in
rove with this man as tou think
ana. as you say. he probably feeJs
toward you as toward all Others in
MS church. Ten years is quite a
diHerence in age and 1t seems rnore
SO when you are just IL. IewouId
suggest that you keep your deem
regard Tor the man as a minister
put mingle more with~the bows ana
girls your own a&e There is plenty
OF time yet for you to settle your
thoughts upon just one person.
Thunder and ARTILLERY.
Dear Miss Lee: Please tell wb,c. ..r
heard az the greater distance, thunder
or artillery ?-THfNKER.
The greatest distance at which
thunder Is said to be heard Il Ia 10
is miles. Forty-five seconds was
the duration of the longest roll of
thunder. which has been accurately
noted. We are told That the noise
OF the artillery at Waterloo was
heard at point IFS miles distant.
In the recent war the shell and
bomb explosions and the nofse on
the lb-inch guns In France and Bel
gium were heard in the eastern "a RI
OF England, q distance of $50 miles,
In certain Instances. 1855 '''s
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
By CORA MOORE.
New York . Fashion Authority.

new horks . Fnsnfon Authority'
New York.--Dancing Is becoming
so customary a part of dining or
teaing informally that designers
have inaugurated special type Of
costume for IL. Midi" these new
costumes are called. because they
are neither distinctly afternoon nor
evening types, but something be-
tween
They are cut modestly high in
back and front and have either long
sleeves or French shoulder sleeves.
Also. they are fashioned preferably
in dark or medium tones ana gen.
orally comprise a wrap and hat as
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Fiction
WHAT'S m A NAME7

~ MILDRED MARSHALL
Facts about your name; its his
tory, its meaning; whence e
was derived; its significance:
your Iucky day and lucky jewel,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

my mother Atef realized how the girl that we were
pang mistake and that could be happy together
carfd Tor her only good friend started CRYING
s"u a''er lew minutes / left her. My that am
ueatng tue girl unkindy in that light
q" nakng plans to go away week marry
g do not love- but will appreciate your advice whether
am right or wroag.-A Worried Young Man
on were right in breaking the engagement OF course s
not haterng to girls vanity the man break N.
engagement Yet Is fsrer her by than TO marry her
you are not in love- You both made mistake in bccom
saeed before you scarcely knew each no doubt the
WIN reahc before long that she really did not care for Won
she thought OF is hardb onl, -;uL.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Virgimia Lees PERSONAL Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

The foNowing>letter which / have just received
presents difficulty that many a young person
is called upon to face and for that reason | will
answer it here.
Dear Miss Lee:-I am young man 10 years
OF age a month ago | met girl year younger
and after going with her a week VIC became
engaged but now + regret is as l fully realize
that 1t was only passing fancy on my part.
Both OF our parents knew about our engage
mcnt from the first and / introduced her N
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
IS THIS YOUR Types
Are Your Eyes Far Apart7
By MARIE Ia ROGUE


Adams has been 90 succsssful b
portraying Barriess woman - -
cause she IL OF th1 type- OF criss
IN Tommy and GrizeI.- Barrb
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Conscience.

Conscience.
Dear Miss Lee: IL a nice girl Is really
IN love with q young man Is IL wrong for
her 20 sit on his lap for a short time r-K. I.
IL certainly is. Your 'conscience
should tell your that even II you
didn't know it was wrong.
Dog show.
Dear Miss Lee: Please tell me II there
u to be dog show In Washington this
sprins >and who ! can consult about enter.
Ing my dog IN it,--G. L. s.
The annual bench show of the
Washington Kennel Club will be
held April IL and IS. c. A. Watson,
the secretary and treasurer. whose
address is 1742 Lamont street, Is in
charge Of enrolling new members.
shooting of Dan MeGrew.
Dear Miss Lee: Could you tell me the
name Of the author of the poem entitled
the Shooting Of Dan McGrewT' ] would
IKE 70 know where can get copy OF the
Robert w. Service wrote The
Shooting of Dan McGrew." You
viii md this poem in his seiec-
tions. The Spell of the Yukon. %
The Public Library and practically
every book store has copy.
Altitude.
Dear Miss Lee: Please tell me what Is
f1e altitude Of Madison, Val. Z. C.
4 haven't the exact altitude for
Madison but am informed that
judging from the reports on the
surrounding territory 1t must be be-
tween TOO and 500 feet.
Loves Her Minister.
Dear Miss Lee: About year ago 4 new
uinister came into our neishborhood whom
liked very mueh from the frst. My deep.
r<xrrd for him hns steadily Increased until
Z seems that life would not be worth living
n it we're not for him. Now he has never
1rpesred 10 even notice me more than he
9ces others be<aese be<is nice 10 eycryoncI3
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

says: Her eyes at least were beau,
tiful, they were unusually far abed
and let you look straight into then
and never quivered, they were suci
dear, gray. searching eyes, thei
seemed always TO be asking for thu
truth.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
HOROSCOPE.

"The stars incline. but do not compel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
sen. GLASS FL4YS
e.. o. p. POLICY
Bv United Press

BY United Press
WASHINGTON. oct I4.-An at
tack ON the taxation policy of the
republicans and on Sen. Penrose of
Pennsylvania was made by Sen
Glass. Virginia today in "a state
ment given out at the white house
Glass was formerly secretary OF
the treasury
Referring TO recent statement
los Penrose that taxes would be re-
duced by a republican administ.a-
ton, Glass said.
The people should clearly and
constantly understand that not even
Sen Pcnrose. much less the impo-
tenn republican congress, can tighten
the burden OF taxation az this con
gress or the next. or for many sue
ceeding congresses if the various
schemes fer monstrous expenditures
such as iudiscriminate bonuses an I
other projects proposed by repuhli-
can leaders and actually passed by
the republican house are Tut into
effect by any administration"
Glass declared the republican
party had absolutely failed TO keep
us promise made two years ago TO
reduce taxes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
LOCAL CONFIDENT
OF WINNING GAME
High School Squad Expects 10
Have Clean Slate, South
Bend Included

The Maroon and White tackle OF
one II their hardest games OF the
season Saturday when they play
DOwagiac on the latter's ground.
The Michigan boys are said 10 have
surprise in store for the locals
ly having developed an unusually
strong team-One likely 10 be a
strong contender for the state cham
pionship. The local high school
boys are not pulled up by their
three straight victories 50 far this
season. but thee do anticipate thaC
South Bend Will suffer terrible in
jur.ea when r. meets them next
month In fact there is no susplc-
ion among the locals that south
Bend will win. the only question is
the number of games they VIII take
from John Henry, Jr.
Coach Mueller has made de-
Cidcd shift IN the team FOR Satur-
days game. earns has been chang
ed 90 tullback Minzev from guard
20 end Weiss who has been play
ing quarterback all season is still
out Of the game ON account OF a
spraincd ankle. The probable line
up will be:
Freehauf NInzey and Grezsk,
ends. Batchel. Slater and Bostwick,
tackles. Eller center. Lamhiotte'
Arudt and Moueysmith. Brady
Lehr. Marker and earns M the
bacEheId with Hunt as pilot OF the
Maroon and White.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
MISHAWAKA MAN
DIES THURSDAY
AFTER ACCIDENT
Charles \. Fletcher Skull
Crushed. at Studebaker
Plant.

While loading cars ~ the sudc-
baker plant THURSDAY morning
Charles Nelson Fletcher OF Misha-
waka was fatally injured when his
skull was crushed by falling truck
and died an Epwortn hospital south
Bend. "a few hours later
According TO witnesses Of the ac-
cident Mr. Fletcher. who was em-
pIoyed a. the corporation as a car
loader. was at work when the wheel
~ truck bearing Grated auto
mobile broke. making 10 necessary
to jack the truck up. Tn the pro-
cess 81 raising the loaded truck the
Grated automobile became over ball
anced falling against Mr.. Fletcher
crushing bis head. He was immedi-
ateiy removed % Epworth hospital
where his injuries were M once
pronounced fatal by Dr. j. W HILL
bert Studebaker physician. He died
al = o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Fletcher. who was as years
old and who resided at ST. T..
Fourth ST.. was boru iu Peuusvl-
rania Jan. s. 1872. He came 20
Mishawaka last July. He is survived
ny his wife and four brothers. CIar-
euce George Lewis Of New York
and Arson of Nebraska The funer-
af services have not been compIet-
ad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
LONG SEPARATED
RELATIVES MEET
William Hilton of California
and His Sister, Mrs. John
Shyinger Enjoying
Reunion.

Reunited after 43 years OF separa-
tlon William Hilton OF Riverside
Calf. and Mrs John O. Shyinger
brother and sister. are enjoying a
visit AZ the latter's home on Jeffer-
son rd. When Hilton was six years
cd. and MS sister. TWO years old;
their mother Mrs. Joseph Hilton
died leaving them orphans They
were placed in an Orphans home
and after few years the boy was
adopted by family who later
moved 10 California. The girl was
also adopted and was taken 20 New
York The two lost track of each
other and not until about two
months go were they able 10 com
municate As a result of correspond
ence Mr. Hilton and his wife motor
ed 90 Mishawaka and are here 10
spend several weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
hrs. ROSE GRIMES
ADDRESSES UILLOH
CREEK CLUB WOMEN

Mrs Rose Grimes. president Of the
local branch of the League of WO-
men Voters. gave AN iuterestinE
non-partisan talk TO the mem beers Of
the Home Economics club OF VIII
low Greek, at the regular meetine
at the home OF Mrs. John Smith, on
Jefferson road. Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Grimes subject was '"The New
Duties OF Women I'm her remarks
she told OF the conventions at Chi
eagO and San Francisco and of the
parts the women had taken. Fol
lowing the address "a social nour
was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
About 20 members attended The
meeting.
The next meeting or the club viii
bee held Nov. 9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
CENTURY vAUDEIMLE FRIDAY

Tho DIT az me OenIuIy tH+"tt'
this week is a little out of the ordi-
nary. Week ard Lewand, sisters.
present a musical Offering entitled
."A Nautical Oddly which IS dr.
fercnt 10 anything ever presented AZ
1.-The Century The other four acts are
he "De Bourg Sisters, French
t-ickstcrs and F'ulkersou and Wax
.nar. comedy. singing and taking
act: Bennington and Scott novelty
entertainers, and Kale and lndetta'
.srCing and dancing Instrumental
iste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
Three NeiU Quarantine
Cases Reported Here

Three new quarantine cases ~
Mishawaka have been reported Dy
Health officer II. A. Magrane. Ihey
are: Mrs Estella Hammond. $40 r.
Lawrence ST. ill with scarlet leNer'
Hu1h Mckinley, son of Mr.. and mrs.
u. w. Mckinley. 49, W. Broadway
scarlet fever and Earl FousJ cor
ner OF Merriield and Jefferson SIS"
smaIpON All of the homes nave been
uuarantined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
SOI-TU SIDE PATRON TEACHERS

At the October meeting of the
Patron-Teachcrs club of the South
Side school Thursday afternoon II
was decided TO hold an entertain
ment and bazaar Dec. 10. Plans
for next years entertainment were
outlined Mrs Meivin HunsoerSer
gave a talk On Halloween costumes.
and Mrs. Shank contributed read
ings appropriate TO the occasion.
Euuipment for the school was or
dered 10 be purchased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
MS NELSON FTNERAL.

Ineral services for Mrs. Eliza
h.rb Nelson. who died at the home
og her daughter. Mrs Efiie Buckle.
..g2 T. Eleventh ST.. were held
+. hursdav morning at @ o'clock from
81. Joseph's Catholic church Buria
twas in Cedar Grove cemetery, Notre
Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
..Izz1~ VAN mUFFEL SCORES.

"Izzv" Van Huffle. came 10 the
city last night with one of the hnesr
catches oi bass ever brought 20
ATishawaka. I'm company with Johh
G. Dister. the well-known Hlotrlan
plumber, ne tshed over Diam ono u
lake yesterday afternoon ana cdueht
- mounds of bass. Ivy" brought
his catch To TIE NeWs-Timcs office
and had it weighed but excused
himself on tho pretense that every
ounce If the catch had been prom
iSCd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
BRIDGE PARTY Ar CLVB.

There were seven tables az bridge
az the weekly ladies' game at the
Miami Country club yesterday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Walter Roe captured
first prize. Mrs. Freeman Yeager be-
ing awarded second honOrs Re
freshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
VISITING IN CITY.

James Harrington who is en-
route from the coast TO his home at
Scranton. Pa, is Spending a few
days as guest Of his cousin. William
j. Drudy. 719 ". Third st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
MUSICAL ARTISTS
TO GIVE PROGRAM
MishaWaka Woman Club Ar
ranges Fine Program for
Monday.

An announcement Of uuusua. .n-
terest 10 music lovers Of the city =
that of the coming ON Monday even
ing oct. is. Of Josephine Martino.
prima donna, and Of Vital Padol-
sky Russian violinist who viii APP
pear i'm a concert program al the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Mishawaka WO-
mans club Because Of the limited
seating capacity bon the club rooms
at the public library the committee
Ia charge Of the event has made
arrangements 10 present the artists
IN the church auditorium in order
that all residents of the city who
are interested in the program. may
avail themselves OF the opportunity
20 attend.
Miss MARITIME who heads the or
EanizauOn. has been making records
for the Edison company aud her
work has been of such "a high order
that the managers of the company
have engaged her services for the
coming season as one of the regu-
larry advertised artists producing
records exclusively for Edison
monographs She is said 90 possess
q lyric soprano voice of real ChArm
and i'm her singing displays a re-
marka bile technique. evideuCiug 81
thorough musical education and
fine artistic finish.
AS Co-artist ON the program viii
appear NitaH Podolsky. violinist.
who for four years studied in Pet
rograd with Leopold Auer. regarded
as the master violinist and greatest
living teacher Mr. Podolsky has
never been heard in this city but his
reputation as a musician Of unusual
ability has been recognized i'm every
city where ne has played.
Miss Josephine Brougher. who
acts as accompanies for the artists,
is one of the finest artists in the
concert work ar present having en-
ioyed several years of successful eX-
perience.
The concert on Monday evening
Will begin al s O'Clock and viii be
open TO the general public. with
nominal door fee being charged TO
those not affiliated with the Misha-
waka Woman's club
Hear Josephine MARITIME. prima
donna and assisting artists. First
Presbyterian church Monday ov"n-
ing. Auspices Woman's club Fifty
cents fee TO non-club members
14t3-Advf.
Choice Gerauium plants VIII be
sold a the Battell park at re-
duced price Thursday. Friday and
saturday. ADJ. l3t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
LANDS BIG PICKEREI.

G. W Campbell. SOP Reddick St.
caught an eighC-pound pickcrel at
EaCle point yesterday and brought
il home alive. Fishing is said 20 be
exceptionally good at the point this
season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
OVERCONES
TEN CHICAGO PERSONS

CHICAGO. oct. 14.-Teu persons
were overcome when an ammonia
tank burst at the plant of Fushman
and Forester Iere today. Forty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
PETTRNS 10 DETROIT-

Earl Farrar has returned TO his
home In Detroit after spending sew
eral days as guest of his sister. Mrs.
Frank r. Coats, corner Of Race and
Third SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
CITY COTRT NOTEs.

Roy Unrue of River Park was
found guilty Of a charge OF ntoxi-
cation and was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Feig, i'm the. city court We'd
nesday morning. He paid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
GIVES THEATER PARTY

Miss Ethel McLainc. Lincoln way
W. entertained at a theater party
az he orpheum Wednesday evening
in honor of her birthday anniver-
sarN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
ENrERTAIN EnR GTESTS.

MIR and Mrs John X. Shmitt. :
81 ring ST. entertained AT CLOCK
dinner wednesday evening in honor
OF their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Farrar Of Chicago. Covers We're
laid FOR zoe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
RTmnING PERNIITS.

NJ Schiettecatte for a garage 81
To cost $125.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

Good news-1S00 pair men s.
pants on sale Wednesday morning.
STEMS Saving store. 517 n. Main
st-Advt 12t24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
CALLED 10 GRASS FIRE.

the confirm IRE departmcnt was
called to the corner Of Mason and
Fourth SITS. yesterday afternoon 90
eXtinguish a grass fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
,n,,,s. coIF TOURNAMENT.

LADIES GOHF TOURNAMENT.
\ ladies golf tournament VIII pe
plaved at the Miami Country cluo
links Saturday next for the W w.
Dodge cup. medal play with hahdl-
cap a golf nall will be presented ~
AN of the entrants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

Special this week at STEMS saw
ings St.re-Nen's 81 pants S2.S5;
$3.50 values o.35-Advt. 1874.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
FRESHMEN EJECT OFFICERS

The freshman class of the Misha-
waka high school held a business
meeting yesterday afternoon and
elected The following officers: Ner-
ritt j. Farrar. president. Miss Mar
Jorie Ostrom vice president. Stanis-
laus Slater. secretary and treasurer.
Get your bulbs for fail planting
at Edgewater Floral pl-Advt 14t3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

For asphalt roofing see the Mlsh-.
awwaka CO. Roll roofing "A spe-
Cialty ia s. Cam st. i1tf-AdV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

Get your bulbs for fall planting
ar EdEewater Floral pL-Advt. 14t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15
"Mishawaka Classified"

FOR SALE.
rooms south OF B0dEe's. 500 cash.
rooms vacant, T. Third ST. 500 cash.
room bungalow new furnace, CITY
WATER reasonable price.
rooms. modern. Jefferson rd., bar
gain
a ) room bungalow. near jefferson rd..
$500
5 rooms vacant. modern hut furnace.
6 rooms. T. Lawrence ST.. $500
Is rooms and bath. vacant. T. Grove ST.
rooms. vacant T. Mishawtsa av..
SIS 100
5 rooms. vacant near veneer plant,
S2@OO
New. g rooms. modern. near Union ST..
reasonable terms.
Is rooms. west Of the Orphans home on
Lincoln way NJ.
q rooms. ". Fifth ST. $500
FARMS.
A good G-acrc farm and beautiful c.
ru0u house, some OUtbulldlues, near
city limits plenty Of fruit can be
We can sell You any of the above
properties with small payment down
+ud balance o. suit Your income
COLPAEBT REALTY CORPuRATlON.
1T Is Lincoln way w
Phone slwaka 11Si.
Seymour jansen sales Mgr.
broom house. new. of the Jefferson
H w. and One acre OF ground good
barn and garage $500
Broom cottage. one acre OF ground.
dra yhle6eu ranch. garage new ftnr-
ing an around one block from iuteru-
Dam car line, $50.
% room cottage, north side. Si.@uu
broom house. modern but heat. south
side. $4,000
1-room house Oh pavement south end.
groom. an modern house. p. Fourth
st 5000
GROOM semi bungalow. Seventeenth ST..
River Paris. all modern but few nm
HASTINGS REALTY co
1lI S. Church ST. Phone All~h lUl91I-
EAST THIRD ST-SiN rooms. new and
strictly modern, paving paid. $1,000;
Immediate possession stark Realty Co.
NORTH SIDE >iN-raom house, vacant
SO dlte cf sale. $1,000 Hastings Realty
90 I'm church So off
NEAL E~IAI-. lf you wish 90 sell
house FOX cash or buy a house On easy
terms. Gail Colpaert Realty Corpora
zion. come AlissaWaha llSl.
sol MI SEVENTH ST-New i've room
bungalow not quite finished owner
wants ta leave the CITY 5000. 81 400
cash reluirtd stars Realty go
WanIc,i--Deal Estate 50
Rot SES-We are anxious TO buy sew
ur1l ODD So houses iu MishaWaka or River
Park our terms are cash Hastings
Realty CO.. III $. Church ST. Nisha-
Ml k4- 2-tf
The continued use Of classified adver-
Using IS helping business udyertis ers
make more money
ToJav's iudexed directory 0f wants AMI
offers viii be found ou the CLASSIFIED
pase
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

For asphalt roofing see The Misha-
waha Co All roofing 70 speciality.
ia ). Main ST. l1tf-Advt.