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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
DELTA AND SUNSHINE

Mrs !. :. Helgath spent one Gay
LAST week with her mother AMI So
ter. Miss Alice Berger and Mrs Berg
er OF Sunrise.
The Data Literary Society uez OF
Saturday II the school house. TIE
attendance Vas fair. but should Dc
larger. The constitution which v-Ss
drawn up oy s CONN., ttse made ID al
HSrIwis Wsstl2ao. Alhyn Caristop1s-
erSon 2rG Harry TvraIl. w2S adopted.
No dues ara charged. except : ssc
admission fee. T, next ueet- -
VIII BE- on January \.
The Misses Edith Lamont o. Nsa.
ard Amanda Nssssa of LINDEN vzs-
TIED al the Randall 41d VI. BALDWIN
homes Saturday
Albert Harlanisr met win 4 pain
fCl accident laS. Sunday. VIXEN he
injured his knee. He vas enable =
attend scaoo, for few DAYS
M ana Ms Ths1sso-a We.zzs2--p
are receivins congratulations ca tie
- S%A4
ere has ess1 named Be--t CIiftoz-
Esrry Wander Gey vnI have e24-s
- D.. + V. MozEtsr'> sz-E - Glen
dale for The coming vezr
Tsl2 sa5 Ger-it Va Ia-sAe-ssa
spent wednesday szE T1u-slz- 4,
he { Gems hone
Mss Allie Wander Ny : II x5.a
: o1eAitiS ard P1=zr<>y tbs ~sek.
TIE Ladies A:z ~. -,s1t THUS
-zy afternoon wtA Gr. ar - X
\. JchzSon
Mr and Ms Herman K=-.e- and
daughter Edith % Sunrise spent
Tuesday here. NJ and Ms keller
formerly lived here
D-eita purils and teachers k2vs pre-
pared i tl1s Ck-tstE2s program 10
- gwen o. SATURDAY evening. D--c
= Sunshine sekoSl alSo h2< q fzae
P-os-a- rea6y u - given FRIDAY ~
salzs. Dsc- -
NJ &zG Ms Ei-o Ge1-s Sps-t
Wednesday at,s-zooz NTH NJ a-6
Mrs. Gilbert D Jccg.
M AID Mrs. " -slss1host 81
Linden entertained - 5.zzz- S-z6zy
- Nj zzE Mrs. / Wander Yz5et
AID family
A-o-s IL Bs-51s2z7 v5s5;o-s rs
*=sS we're NJ Al Ms J = Es.-a,..
Car. Berger, Mss A-tez Berger zz6
NJ as Ms V Z JackC41
NJ zz5 A-s- Hitchcock. ~eo Ezvs
e1sz residing . - ! : Ezs>o
far E5vs5 - LINDEN tszS -a=k
M All Ms ?. Q. 6=-zzsa- zz6
Mrs., Z o W2-g.s- Es-s 6l2z-
sgs>e< E; - De-~zl=- hozs = II
Ss- Wednesday.
NJ :. : S.o-zs= c: Evs-z--
z.@-t t1z weekend q tAs v. I. Jazk-
zkz 1oZ
Ms D.stwl-@-. 10 rs a=sz = g TIE
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LyE5s- rs w@k zEs1 z7a3vd Il
heath
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z54sa1z- NEzbs, s.@zt -Ess5sy svaz-
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
GETS De LAVAL. MINER

Nsls Ezwki-Soz Is having ) De La
val Mixer Installed 81 his rsac1
southwest 81 Laurel ta5s ~eeS NJ.
Haxkiascz believes = having every
tAiae Of ~ highest quality o. rs
fsra AMI i szs ezt natural fo- Alu
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
FRIDGE OPENS GIVING LYNDFN
NEW PAVED ROAD SoCTHWARD-

The Hannegan road bridge -2s op-
sued this week. giving LyIdeu a1o.h-
- through paved route 70 Be3linE-
ham.
TIE Everso1 paving has also BIZ
opened. offering : through p4T@o
route from LINDEN 10 that city
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
noS~r PIT CHRISTMAS SEALS
on NAH, SENT To OTHER LANDS

D. L Beckes. postmaster, issued q
warning today that No Christmas
sasIs 70 be used Oh mail for Canada
o. foreign countries
r. the seals are used. the mall will
be held
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

FARM MACHINERY vANTED-It
ycz have any farm machinery 10
sell. l:ttla TrIhcre Wzut-Ad VII
erlus hGys-s- Tats 81 wo-li cos.
yo1 s~ss ssc- Try il
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
GENUINE ALASKA PM >AINo

COWS 1 EEEAS WANTED Ds-s
ia ~ 5@5 -cv - s.Esck >.
e. k15s Il To1 AETs &-y - sci
1s--ls EE1-z5 axe KS WI - !.
- yoZ- !EEE eUEE TT Il
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09
starts Work on Business Building

Gzv Dyk started work II. E==a
6euclisains the buildings O. a1s
property or Front Street pre9a-1ta-y
- beginning work OF his Z=~ o-s-
mess block
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

10 decide &C the DE- Laval when !
came 10 installing mixer
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

MODERN wO.oDNYN oF ANERlcA
Camp NJ $50. Regular -4s1z-E
SGrz-1ET 1lsAL De- - AMI -
as-scz - c1E1cS-S Al -a-a s-s are
Zrse5 - sTts15 CSC v LEAkE
Clerk
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-12-09

PEBLIC SALE-It .o1 v-t t.
koli s Als call O. -
aily o. pao-s 1898 LT--s- N
Wander Griez3 Coz. Ss-T.-s Is
EN1 Ill s---@
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

That is salient which is strikingly
manifest or which catches the atten-
ii0n at oncc.-W cbSter.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

merit of the veterans. They will be
fed, theatered, danced, taken on lake
excursions and provided with a series
&C boxing and other athletic exhibi-
tionS.
Many posts and state delegations
2lan novel stunts. Philadelphia dele
gates, 1000 strong, will come to Cleve-
land in box cars labeled $40 hommes 8
'heveaux." A Detroit post will send
1900 members on lake steamer,
which will be their home during the
three days of the convention. The
Mcntana delegates plan several sur
rrises, designed to startle the natives
CT the east and middle west.
The convention program calls for
reports from national officers and
committees the first dav. Temporary
will bring their resolutions
to the floor of the convention the sec
nd day and officers will be elected the
hird day.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

cary training; women in the Legion
ard its auxi!aries; rules for the cligi-
oility to the organization and prosecu-
ton Of those VINO frapdulently wear
Legion insignia are among the qaes-
tions that are sure to come up.
Most Of the 81 living men Who re-
ceived the congressional medal of
hCncr-thc most difficult of all Mill
tary decorations to obtan-were eX-
Dected to attend. Arrangements have
been made by the legion to pay all
the expenses of congressional medal
Nen who wish to make the trip.
Cleveland welcomed The veterans
with shrieking Of factory and steam
beat whistles, bands and beribboned
rcmnlittees, homes and stores and Of
;ice buildings were sWarthed in mil
liens Of fee of flags and bunting;
everywhere the glad hand of greeting
net the visitors. A large fund has
heen appl opriated for the entertain
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

ifs office was at once notified, and 8
countrywide search was carried out
No information as to the cotton crop
could be had and no trace of the miss
ing car.
W. P and J. D. Knox Of Mesquite
Lake, brothers of Mrs. Bowden, tool,
up the search at Calipatria, but no
rlue was found that might lead to the
discovery of the mans whereabouts.
lrs. Bowden. VINO is d clerk at
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
LEGION MEN
CONTINUED from Page y
came to attend the saccnd annual

came to attend the secCnd annual
convention of the American Legion.
Comparatively few were in citizens
attire; the majority proudly Wore uni
forms hallowed by service on a dozen
fields of battle. Before the conven-
ton closes Wednesday night legion Of
ticials expect the attendance to climb
to the $4,000 mark.
The heart of the city early assumed
the appearance o. a great army con-
centraticn camp. Uniformed men OUT
numbered civilians. Thev jammed the
stores, sidewalks and overfloWed into
the streets. Side streets were peOpled
:hickly with quick-stepping veterans
nurl ying to their appointed places for
he great parade scheduled for early
IN the afternoon.
Bands blared, whippet tanks rum
Sled to their stations and automobiles
,ear;rg aides of the marshal Of the
arade darted here and there with or
lers to the various detachments.
Col. ]. r. McQuigg, commander of
the American Legion Of Ohio, said ap
prcXimately so bands and most of the
2J,C00 veterans would be in line.
Interest centers about the selection
CT Il commander for the national body.
The more prominent contenders men
toned were F. W. Galbraith, Ohio,
Eanford Macnider, Iowa, Milton j.
Foreman, Illinois, and Emmett O'Neil,
Kentucky. Commander Dole. an
nounceG that he would not consider re-
e'eCt ion.
Numerous resolutions VIII b" a;h-
nitted " the various state posts.
They will deal largely with Ne Geo
norrio ard political welfare OF tie re-
turned soldier. The Legion Icur-fold
optional plan of compensation y eT.
p?ctcd tc be the chief topic Of d.
cussion. a measure for better car,
for vcurded soldiers and a provision
against Legion members participating
! in industrial disputes rank next in iDl
portance. The industrial dispute!
measure will probably Drecipitate ;
bitter battle on the floor Of the con
vention, as it was indicated its advo
Gates and opponents have taken al
equally determined stand.
Strenuous controversy was eXpactcc
over the political restriction clause II
the legion constitution. Strong objec
tion to the non-political character o
the legion has developed. Demands ar
being made by members of posts /
some parts Of the country for repea
CT this clause.
Commander D'Olier holds that tn
various parts can take any steps neces
sary to keep out of public office an
individual whose war record was dis
loyal and unpatrotic, without conflict
ing with the spirit or letter Of tn
legion constitution.
The delegates are expected to pas
resolutions calling on the War Depart
ment and the Department of Justic
for rigorous prosecution Of those wh
evaded their military duty.
Means of curbing the activities @
violent radical organizations; treat
n:ent of alien slackers; the immigra
ition question in general and the jar
anese question in particular; Amer
canism; better schools; universal mil
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

Stevenson's store in Imperial, said
.Eat her husband had been in poor
health for some time. She left this
morning to consult the American CON
ul at Mexicali. where she was pre-
cared to ask that the body be eX-
gumed if necessary. She says she re-
men. bers the teeth distinctly.
The missing man is 26 years old,
~ complected. has blue ewes. is .
feet, 10 inches tall, weight 140 pounds
nd has q mole on his right cheek.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
COMMISSION SITS
OF PHONE LINES
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25.---The
roilroad commission authorized all
telephone companies operating in Cal
ifornia to retain the installation fee
Of $3.50 on all telephones placed al
ter August /, and make fixed charge
of $50 on each extension today. In
stallation fees made between August
i, 1919 and August 1, 1920 must be
returned to the subscriber.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
erv unsettled condition mentally.

She returned TO the valley on Sep
.cmber -, Bowlen had been gone
our or five days then. Investigation
yas begun a. once, and the inquiry
"a 20 the theory that Bowden had
one to Calipatria to settle deal Ter
he purchase Of cotton crop in tina.
vicinity.
Wnen the investigation led to the
oysterious car II Calipa.ria TIE sher-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
nEssssssssaEaasSsssssssnnaassa
UTMAN & SON
Closing Out Sale
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4TH

of mile
west Of Sunset Store miles and miles north of mnea mile
Hogs, Sheep TURKEYS Chickens imnIements Furniture
33-EXTRA CHOICE DARY-33
2nd
calf cows, and extra good producers
1l--SHEEP-14
am black buck.
2jO-PURE BRED DUROC JERSEY HOGS-240
Octoer 200 feeders from so 1875 lbs registered Duoc males
and old.
S--FIEAD HORSES AND MULEs-s
mules Old 20 and 240O lbs saddle buggy
horse
3OO-CHCKENS-30O
White Ioghorns Plymouth Rocks and Anconas 40 turkeys
FARM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. H. c. tractor. 1920 h. tractor
nsage 4horse double disc:
lhorse u Mccormick John Decide side
Mccormick Binder; 2horse
300 puleys 2O6
machine No IT,
and buckets 3orse J. H. c. engne 2a H. p alfalfa
anhons for 80 brand go
alfalfa barley
harness buggy single harness. good saddle Queen
walking lead
drill and other small articles
iron
book kitchen table cupboard 4hoe cook A.
couch 9x2 clock Edison phonograph
closing sale and this is good sale to attend
anything
want. Everyhn goesf for dollar.
Sale promptly A. will
sold
A BIG FRENCH STEW AT NOON
SAIE6 II months bearing
interest from date Sums of soo and under ah CON o
wAcHrEI BROS and CHARLES JOHNSON Auetioneers 0''
Res Phones 90 106, Imperial H. w. Brewer, Clerk
<annaKMnnlllgEMMMnn.l
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
RIVER HEIGHTS AT
COLORADO RIVER BRIDGE

The United States Reclamation
service reports the following mean
daily gage heights in feet and mean
discharge in second feet of the Color
ado river at Yuma. Arizona, for the
week ending September 2i, 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

earching fer smugglers of whiskey
searching for smugglrs OF whlskey
rom Canada. seized motor boat and
ound it contained a bottle of cham
aqne and a fine array of woman's
;lothing.
Fresno Countv's 1920 tax rate Will
be lower than last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27

Scarcely day goes by but what receive letters
we'll verbal in appreciation Of the high
standard Of service rendered at this Service Station
The best criterion Of the merit of Swnson Service believe
opinion of hundreds Of who have had
tuni of judging for themselves While have received
enthusiastic compliments from patrons want you t.
know that not satisfied
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
TRUNK MURDER
(Continued from page y

spent three months on the coast visit
ing relatives. Bowden visited his wife
? n.onth ago, and while there was in q
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-27
Better Service Is Our Purpose

We spuIed still greater service Our facilities have
been increased that is with feeling of confidence that
looking forward continuation Of your valued patronage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 ACRES. IA MILES y. E.
ACRES. 81 MILES WEST.
43 ACRES. IL MILES Nh
so ACRES, 11i8 NILE y. Z.
40 ACRES. II MILES y. E.
111A ACRES. Is MILES y. E.
so ACRES. > MILES SOUTH.
IS ACRES. / MILES NORTH.
- ACRES. : NILES WEST.
2O5 ACRES, } MILE y.
20 ACRES. 10 MILES EAST.
50 ACRES. Ga MILES WET.
30 ACRES, II MILES y. W.
los ACRES. II MILES 5. W
so ACRES, 10 MILES EAST.
100 ACRES, 12h MILES EAST.
157 ACRES. 90 MILES EAST.
100 ACRES, u MILES y. W.
40 ACRES. CULVER, IND.
40 ACRES, TEEGARDEN.
FOR INFORMATION CALL AT 500
5. CHAPLIN ST, 2ND FLOOR,
ROOM 8. TELEPHONE,
LINCOLN 1906.
ALIEN :. LANGEL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

Farms and Land for sale. s
Is ACRE -RACT->
Suitable for subdlviding near stop
on Niles car line. on the Dixie high
way. For particulars, see T. j. An
derson, Cos Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

DO NOT CONSIDER M0NEY
SPENT .N ADVERTISING All
E}ZPEETlTU8E-T IS .E a
True SENSE lNVEsTaIE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Local Instruction Glasses

NIGHT SCHOOL
Now In session at the South Bend
business College. Learn boOkkecp-
ing. shorthand, tipping, English
and kindred subjects in an ac-
credited institution Enter any
Monday evening. Call or phone
for catalOg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

VACUUM CLEANER-FOr sale vacuum
cleaner. good coEdition. Phone Main
2sl9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
CALL on ORR FOR FARM

1J6 ACRES-Good land tne house etc.
near South Bend, s. coo This is an
estate and must be sold Fred y.
Herreman, 4JJ Farmers Trust Bldg.
PEPPERMINT FARM-For sale, Won
derful bargain, large peppermint farm.
A lSl acre farm, mostly rich muck
land, buildings need some repair. pep
permint disIillery on place. This farm
Is located in Eaton county Michigan,
1 miles from Eaton Rapids. Twelve
sold with place is desired Let me
show YOU the crops now growing on
this farm. This Is an ideal place for
peppermint or stock farm. Price
$50 per acre. Small payment down
balance easy terms. II you are inter
ested IN buying q fayql. DO net fail
70 see me before you buy. Achile {.
Copaert, 126-S Lincoln Way West
Phone Mishavaka 11S1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
The Plan Indend7g These Ads Helps You Find Quickly the Ad You
EMPLOYMENT
HcIp-NIaIc or rcmaIc

Ucip-NIalc or rcmaIc 50
WANIED-Aou Dung man or lady 10 work
In drug store. Must be over &c Ap-
ply 30 VI. Io-uazinskl. 1131 ". Division
-.
NOl ~ MEN or Wanted 20
work in stock room Splendid position.
Good future. Applicant must have FIN
ished school. Apply Service Dept. South
Bend Bait Co. Hos S High 81
Statesmen and Agents 35
INSt RANCE Responsible men and wO-
men 90 handle our accident and
health Insurance policies Liberal COM
missions Full or part time contracts.
Disability benefits range from SO 20
500 a month. Premium - "a month up
ward Also limited policies at - and
S1O a wear. All occupations National
Accident Society. $40 Broadway, New
York City. Established "A years
SIOtk SALESMEN-Iive wires SUM-
Gent bombed leads furnished TO keep
YOU busy every minute Our men clos
ing leads just as fast as they can get
20 them. Advertising and big circular
rampaign Just starting. Company
building most beautiful hlling stations
In this country. Phone M-f122. for
appointment or call NJ 40 Dean Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
SOUTHSIDE

Mong the south Side car line, east OF
Springbrook PARK is plot Of
twenty-one lots varying in size.
Frontage on Lincoln Highway and
extending to St Joseph river This
property is highly developed with
paved streets and walks. sewer faciu-
ties wires in streets and ell modern
improvements. school. churches
railroad depot and good markets are
nearby and trolley line passes prop
erty. This Is a rare opportunity FOR
either 81 Investment or home For
full particulars regarding prices.
terms and eli other information IN
quire O.: J. C. Virgo. 3Os E. Ohio ST..
or phone Lincoln 2459.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

% ACkE-ClJse ~ SCUM Bend Cl0c-
olate loan. level well fenced with
wire, large pressed brick resi-
dence, room tenant house bank
barn 4OXS0, hay barn JOxI0O. new silo /:
large grunary and cribs. tool house
garage two wind mills engine house.
smoke house. etc. 40 acres timber -
acres ia alfalfa Inis farm is one of
best in the county Price S1J0 per acre
Owner viii accept small farm OF city
property as part payment Wesley Van
Vain. 90 Farmers Trust Bldg
20 ACEES-of good peppermint or grain
land located Z miles from South Bend
We also have grain and mint farms II
al descriptions call Wolf Brothers
IL y Main ST. Pnoue Lincoln 5IS6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
60 ACRES

miles southwest Of South Bend.
This il all heavy land little rolling.
l. acres Of timber farm is adjoining
small lake. There Is a six room
new house. fair barn, granery and
chicken house. hog pen Included
with the farm all the crop. . horses.
COWS. about - hogs, 100 chickens
= incubHtOTs milk separator wagon.
buggy. dray, planter, new double
harness. 3 row boats and other
farming tools The owner wants 90
move away aud Will surrender pos
session at once The price OF the
farm is $500; - 500 cash and bal
ance on mortgage FOR four years AZ
o.. Call Ori, Realt0- 81 \ chaplin
81. ground floor. Phone Lincoln
$50. open evenings sunday till J.
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
w K. McHENRi.
20 FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
LINCOLN 5733.
" Ale IHteuenaenL

See us Tor suburban homes, mansions
pa-lti-I homes, rOOmIug houses apart
meats and stores.
We have west lud homes convenient 10
factories.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
MAIN AND DONALD

A convenient and very pleasing fac
tory site cut on the southwest cor
uer OF Main and Donald SITS. a splen-
did location for a factory; the size
of the lots are 97x13i: anyone wish
ing for direct shipping line 10 the
south should consider this PROPOSE
ton, the Nandalia II. r. is right ia
the rear Of these lots. II you are in
terested go out and look the place
over. il may be just the thing you
want. My price is $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 and ask for Frank Z.
TOepp. Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
LAND CONTRACT

go. PER CENT. DUE ) YEARS:
5000 MONTHLY: FIRST CLASS
INVESTMENT HAVE PARTIES
TIC PURCHASE HOMES FROM So
OOO TO $1,000. CALL NE IF YcU
HAVE A HOME FOR SALE. DAVID
c. GIBSON. 40 FARMERS TRUST
BLDG, PHONE MAIN SO. PHONE
EVENINGS MAIN 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

WANTED FOR INSPECTING AND
OPERATING N OUR SEW Ma
GENE SHOP. PERMANENT EN-
PLoYMENT. GOOD WAGES;
CLEAN. NEW DRESSING ROOMS
AND LUNCH ROOMS. APPLY EM-
PLoYMENT OFFICE. STCDEBAE-
ER CORPORATION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
REAL ESTATE EOR SALE

M IL IL A \ 4 l. N<AN JILL
Farms and land for Sale.
FARMS
WORDEN REALTY CO
We are licensed 10 sell land Iu The state
OF Michigan
SOME or OR FARMS
is acres good level land % acres fruit
room neatly arranged bungalow
built years, oriental brick fireplace.
large porch tuI basement. Price
$1,000. $500 cash
80 acres land with barn and she'd 3
acres timber. go fruit trees Iu new
condition. q room house aud barn and
other buildings, a miles from school
Price s. 90
acres level land in Roseiaud SI 90
each $1,000 This il, worth while
40 acres sandy loan. . acres timber 90
fruit trees. In new condition room
house and barn, other buildings
mile from school Price 50 900
WORDEN REALTY 60
20, FARMERS TRUST BLDG
Main 44J Open Evenings
T4p..L.-a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Wanted-ReaI Estate

" dhttu-AhtdA i4@Attf -
HOUSE AND LOT-WiI pay cash Tor
bargain In house an lot let me know
what You have and give FUN p8rtieu-
lars Address a g. Mitwer T. 3D. Box
645. south Bend Iud.
HOMES Wauted-Ne have buyers Tor
all parts Of city. II YOU have prop
erty for sale list with Us f1r quick
results OCOnnOr Realty Go Lin
coin 20l0 Rome $. Warner Bldg
SOUTHWEST Home IN northwest part
Of city Will pay 5000 to $1,000 Ad-
dress Mrs j T.. Harper. care News
Times
PROPERIIES-FO cash and guick
sales. list your property with Frank
j. Anderson Realt0r. Office 863 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. Residence phone Lin
colin 1896 or Lincoln 1888
WANTED 10 buy. several modern and
partly modern houses Immediate ac-
ton. Can A A. Schelinger. POI zoe J
NJ Bldg. Main 1910
WORDEN REALTY CO-Fire Insurance
appraisemeuts rentals, loans List
your property with mo for quick ra
suits. We buy and sell hOmesl -3>
Farmers Trust Bldg Main f35.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

Farms and Land for sale. So

Earms and Land FOR sale. ss
IS ACRES
At Cas- county. about o. miles Of
Edwardsburg- This is good clay land.
with one story 1-r0Om house Barn
4iXJO chicken coop and plenty 81
out buildings, II acres of good tim
Der. Rest under cultivation. Crops,
stock, tools Will 60 with IL. Price
$500; part cash. Rest 10 years
term. For the above call L. :. orr,
Realtor. 81 ;. Chaplin 81. Phone,
Lincoln 900 Open evenings Ground
floor.
10 ACRES-For sue. rarm. 8 miles
north u South Bend aud . miles south
OF Niles on Portage Road. Good B.
room house. big barn, grainary &C.
ment silo, good land. VIII sell rea-
sonable anu give possession al once.
Main 2i94. II. Polls
30 ACKES-Kich prairie farn, extra
good buildings. Main gravel road.
close 60 small town. 10 miles South
RoLd big bargain, $40 per acre.
Terms. NOight y Bradford. ground
moor. Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln Oil
- ACBES-
About Is miles from South Bend
I miles from Niles, miles from Ed
harrisburg. 3 miles 10 BARREN Lake
station, . miles 10 Daily Two sets
OF buildings. All in fairly good con
ditiOn. : room houses, stream, wind
mill, pump; fence all around plenty
OF fruit. School Is on same. Some low.
some upland. Have enty pasture.
Would be very handy for dairy farm
Could be bought Wit or without
stock. On account OF old age and
continuous sickness viii sacrifice for
$4,000 with half cash. rest mort
gage For the above call l.. \ orr,
Kealtor. 81 ) Chaplin ST.. ground
floor Phone Lincoln $50 open eve
nings sunday till l. o'clock