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BURY HATREDS AND PULL TO.
GETHiER.

Mr. N"idoO, former secretary of
h treasury. recently issued II state
ment commenting ON the election. in
which he declared that what the coun-
try needs is subsistence of the passions
and hatreds cngendered by the war and
the partisan political appeals that
have followed"
1t is of no value to try to explain
causes of the democratic defeat
Nov. - the statement said The
overwhelming republican victory hns
given that party the presidency. and
both houses of congress. After March
J. 1t will have entire responsibility
Tor the policies and administration of
II government. Under our political
system it is always better to have one
party III control at Washington than to
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have divided authority.

have divided authority.
What the country imperativeIy
needs now is subsistence Of the passions
and hatreds ~engendcred by the war and
the partisan political appeals that have
followed. The country is sick of DO
litical SANDER and controversies. 1t
wants domestic as wen as "internation-
al pence and it wants restoration of
that fine spirit of cooperation which
made America invincible in war.
We face domestic and international
problems of great gravity. The only
way to solve them is through cooper
alton. The highest duty of the leaders
OF both parties is therefore to promote
better feeling among all classes. to re-
train from unworthy appeals to class
and racial prejudice. and to bring to
e Il upon our serious problems that
dtspassionate and intelligent consider
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PASSING OF MRS. WALTER.
tLontinued from First Pager

many. born ia hal country on January
II. 1893. She came with her parents to
this country in the early eighties and
had resided here almost continuously.
Her only living relatives live In Ger
many, IA brother being the ncarest OF
kin.
Deceased had always beer n dcvout
catholic aud AN active member of Abe
local church. and the funeral services
VIII he conducted 10y Rev. Schellinger
of Green River. who is expected to ar
rive here today. The funeral mass and
burial will occur tomorrow morning
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ENCAAlPMENT NEWS. .
tFrom The Echo.D s..
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Frank J. Iorlier left Monday COR
Il business 10 Cheyenne and Denver.
Jake Hashorp WIS in Rawlins the
niSt OF the week. acting as n witness
in district court.
\. j. Ferry was one of the witnesses
summoned 10 iiawiinS the first Of the
week i'm the Wirrh trial. and left on
Monday mornings train for that city.
ChaS. 4. BiXlcr came up from Den
Yer last Friday after the Charter
pnk'S big Nash quad truck. The next
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The Carbon County Journal of last
week contains several columns of mis-
~cellaleouS matter under the heading
Saratoga and Encampment Items"
stolen bodily from the Encampmpnt and
Saratoga papers of the week before.
without credit of any sort. Presum-
ably the balance Of its reading matter
was "Sheared" from the Snake River
Sentlnei ana KawliuS Republican of Il
"eek or TWO previous. Other papers
are unable TO reciprocate by Swiping
news items from its columns MS The
closest scrutiny fails to reveal anythina
which could possibly he classed as
news. We wonder how long Raw
ms advertisers and newspaper readers
VIII continue to support such a news
paper parody.
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shssing the town for advertisements
ior the schoo paper. We hope to have
II published soon.
O.
Mr.. g. has a sign on either door of
ms Office reading. "Plrnse Knock" In
tnat way he can meet us halfway.
on and on. '
O.
NJ u. was tnrdy Tuesday morning.
90
J.. a. nnd j. VI. were tnrdy Tuesday
morning.
The cloudy weather makes us gloomy.
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Fourth Roll Call.

From now to Thanksgiving Day.
November p, the local Red Cross
workers will call upon all residents of
the valley to renew their Red Cross
memberships, to aid in the great work
still being carried on by the society Mt
home and abroad. No donations are
asked for. but simply memberships in
the organization.
Half of each dollar paid for these
memberships is retained for work with
IN me county, and this year is to be
used to pay the salary and expenses of
Miss keiiner. "A trained nurse from
New York who has been employed for.
II year to visit IL work througoutdhe
county. She will give health lectures
IN the schools. examine pupils for de-
iectlNe eyes. ears. noses and throats,
ana also conduct adult classes in home
hygiene. care of the sick. etc.
lave your dollar ready when tbe
committee calls upon You.
, 1920-11-18

Recent figures given out from the
secretary of states office indicate thar
Congressman Mondcll's majority is
about LOCO more than the total vote
Of the state for his opponent. wade
H. Fowler. The incomplete vote am
mounced was as follows: MondelL
H2.S2T: Fowler. HOG.
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Fred II. Healey. II. f. Jones. Mrs J.
X Rollman, Mrs. NJ. +. forum. :. s
sage ana Jos. Peryam are among the
upper valley peopie appearing as Wit
h'Sses IN tht Stallings embczzlement
case. being heard this week in the fed
eral court at Cheyenne.
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alton through which alone there /
promise of genuine public service"
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SCHOOL NOTES {.
(By Mary Mammalian and I
Mary HnydenJ d.
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The Grades.
\. H. and G. II. spent several days at
their mothers ranch.
B.
Miss {. Is having her pupils make
thanksgiving books. They ARE very Mt
tractiye
%
v \. aud r. A. have been absent a
week.
o.
Y, h. was absent Monday.
o.
H. d. has discontinued his school
work Ia town.
High School.
l. n aud l,... ft.t.t-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
GENERAL NEWS OF MISFIAWAKA
N'us1smS office 12O Lincoln Way Telephone
SOUTH RENDERS
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Cars Come Together at Cedar
St. and Lincoln Way
Escape Injuries.

A Ford car driven BY Otis Sprout.
Of South Bend, collided with a big
Hudson touring car in charge OF Mr..
Horka, manager Of the Golden Glow,
South Bend, at the corner Of Cedar
st. and Lincoln way last evening
about S.45 o'clock. Both cars were
damaged. especially the Ford. one Of
the hind wheels being torn off and
broken TO pieces, besides other dam
ages. The bumper on the Hudson
also suffered. Fortunately none Of
the passengers were hurt. although
II was a narrow escape from a Sc
riOus accident. The occupants in the
Sprout machine were; A. Akar. pro-
prietor OF a restaurant on Division
St, South Bend, and Mrs. Nettie
Harmon. Those in the other car
besides the driver were: Atty Thorn
as. South Bend, and two women
whose names could not be learned
Witness OF the accident state that
SprOut, who was coming across Ce-
dar st. bridge. turned a slanting cor
ner on reaching Lincoln way. The
other car going east on Lincoln way
ran into him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
Right Training for Children
of Different TemperamentS

is above rubies, especially in these
days of scarcity of intelligent ser
wants.
have known children OF five
years who came TO tho kindergarten
unable TO run freely in big spaces.
They had always been chained TO the
nurse, who felt that she was living
up TO her calling when she kept her
charge from being run over or from
soiling his white stockings
And not only may a child's physi
cal development be seriously ham
pered by having a nurse, but the re-
lationship between this adult and
her charge is an anomalous one. She
is a hireling. and he Knows it. She
can not exact the right kind OF OBJ
edience, and whether he is permitted
by his mother TO order her around, ="
OF whether he is cowed into fear by
the nurse, the relationship is a false
one. Too often a child is exr Osed 10
the careless gossip Of the nurse and
her friends.
The kindergarten teacher is Gull
tured woman who exists 10 minister
10 the physical and spiritual needs
of the children. The child OF the
tenements rejoices in her motheriy
cOmpaniOnship; the little aristocrat
becomes a real child.
(TO be continued.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
HORTON WINNER OF
PRESIDENTS CUP
AT Miami Club Links-South
Bend Player Captures
WOman's Prize.

d. ". Horton won the cup pre-
scented 70 the Miami Country club by
T'res't John SCHNEIDER. and played
for at the links Saturday and Mon
day. His gross score Saturday was
s 2, and S5, Monday. The game was
"A 38-Eole handicap. medal play.
A nine-hole tournament for the
ladies was also a holiday feature.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Morrison. South
Bend and Miss Dorothy NOyes,
Mishawaka, tieing Cor first place.
on playing of, Mrs. Noyes succeed
ed IN capturing the premier honor.
Prizes were awarded both players.
Mother" Towards chicken din
ner was immensely enjoyed by about
20 members and their ladies at $50
last evening after which a dance at
tended by about so couples was fea-
1ured. Smuggs splendid orchestra,
a. Kalamazoo, supplied the music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
(By Julia Wade Abbott. Specialist
i'm Kindergarten EductiOn. Bureau
OF Education, Department OF the
IntcriOr.)

(By Julia Wade Abbott. Specialist
i'm kindergarten FhuctiOn. Bureau
OF Education. Department Of the
InteriOr)
But not only the formal child and
the shy child need the social life OF
the kindergarten, but also the lit
tie egotist
A child who has been surrounded
by adoring relatives. who has never
had any wholesome competition
needs to lose himself" In "A group
TO find himself" He is not ac-
knowledged as leader by the chill
dren because he has no real lower
OF leadership and just wants TO
"bOSs." In one instance such a child
was quite frankly dubbed Kaiser
by his schoolmates.
Parents who have unconsciously
fostered this kind of egOtism in their
children because OF that delightful
" naive belief that they are SUI
Lremely unique among all children
have often had their eyes opened
when they have seen their own boys
and girls taking part in the activities
of a group OF children OF their own
age.
Nature has mercifully provided
the glamor which surrounds one S
own offspring. If there was not this
blind devotion 70 little children, how
could fathers and mothers ever bear
the burden and sacrifice incident 10
the care demanded I'm the early
years?
no regulated. institutional care is
ever a substitute for parenthOod. But
there comes a time when a child
needs contact with a grown-up who
has a more impersonal attitude than
the mother, and there comes time
when the child needs 20 respond 20
a variety Of personalities.
The child of the street has this
advantage over his little brother who
lives in the rarifed atmosphere of
the elaborate nursery. But the street
child comes in contact too early with
undesirable personalities; he is being
initiated in the primer Of crime. And
there is no grown person who has
time to answer the questions which
his awakening mind forces uIon
him. There is no grown person who
has time 20 tell him stories and
nursery rhymes.
On the other hand, the child OF
the rich Is too often a slave I'm his
relationship TO one grown person
the nurse. Alas, the good nurse is
born and not made. and her price
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
American HOming Club
Holds Flight Sunday

Eighty-four pigeons were entsred
5n the flight from Gilman, H.. 10
Mishawaka, under the auspices OF
the local branch Of the American
Homing club. SuE%iy. The birds
were liberated at o'clock a. m,
the winner arriving in Mishawaka
at 1O;O3:O5. having made a speed OF
] 067 yards per minute for the III
miles Following are the results:
No. I. J. BOutte. 1O-03:05; No. 2.
!. II. Schmitt, 10:O3:O7: No. 3, p.
Martens. 10:O3:11; No 4. r. Deutch-
ley. 10:O4:27; No. 5, Q. Verleke.
10:O4:54: No. S, G. Van Hecke.
1O:12:24; No. z, G. Ciausen. 1914
10. No. s, c. Van Wanseebe,
10:14:51; No. .. G. Verbeke, 1915
10: No. 10. c. GyseL 10:16:OS; No.
II. J. II. Schmitt, 1O;12:24.
The birds will fly from Gibson
City. Ill. a distance TO Mishawaka
of 139 miles, next sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
DRIVER BREAKS Arm
RESULT OF RUNWAY

A runaway horse attached 20 a
farmers wagon ran away on LIN
coin way E. yesterday afternoon and
created much commotion in the
neighborhood OF Laurel ST. The
horse ran east and at the corner
of Laurel a wheel came off the bug
gy which caused the driver. whose
name could not be ascertained last
night, 20 be thrown 10 the pavement
resulting in the breaking Of one OF
his arms. The horse continued run
ming eastwards. The man was TAX
en- to the home Of some friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
ORLEANS COUNTY
LEADS STATE RECORDS

A grade Jersey owned by NJ. c
Johnson in the Orleans County Cow
Testing association led all others In
the state for March with 1,S1C
pounds Of milk and 1915 pounds OF
butterfat. according TO reports
which have just been made by the
extension department Of Purdue uni
verslty The Orleans county asSo-
citation also led all four others In
the state with 391 cows tested
These averaged 1909 pounds Of milk
and 596 pounds of butterfat The
Clark county association was a close
second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
LEMON JUICE
FOR fRECKLES
Girls! MAX bcauty iotion for
feW -e;IIS-- Try 4!

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint Of the best
freckle and tan lotion. and complex
ion beautiher, at very, very small
cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard
white for q few cents. Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck. arms and hands each
day and see how freckles and blem-
ishes disappear and how clear, soft
and rosy-white the skin becomes.
Yes! 1t is harmless and never irri-
tates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
FUNERAL OF MRS. MOON.

Funeral services Tor MIS-. Jane
Moon will be held from the home OF
her daughter Mrs. NJ. Wells S02 18th
St. River Park. this morning al
O'Clock. The body will be Shipped
10 Lawton, Mich. for burial.
Mrs. Moon was SO years old and
is survived by the following chill
dren, George and DariOs. Of Lawton'
Mrs. Sarah Munger. Porter; Mrs
Betsy Conner. Cleveland; Mrs. Bar
intha Brooks. Lawton. Mich. and
Mrs. Amelia Wells. at whose home
she died.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
TODAY,S TEMPLE PICTURE.

When "Erstwhile Susan" was
shown at this theater recently we
warned you 10 leave your heart al
home for safekeeping. In The
Stolen Kiss" Constance Binney's
second Realart picture. which is
scheduled for the last days run at
the Temple today. that warning is
again repeated. for Miss Binney's
impersonation OF Felicia Day will
surely capture your heart IL you
don't watch out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
PAULINE FREDERICK AT LIN
COLIN TODAY.

Pauline Frederick will be seen at
the Lincoln today and Wednesday
in The Loves Of Lefty" This is
the story Of a working girl tempted
by pretty clothes. Miss Frederick
as Lefty Shell is the penniless daugh-
ter Of a once well known London
solicitor employed In the account
ing department of a London bucket
shop. After an encounter I'm a rain
storm she meets a wealthy sutton.
He fiattsrs 1er by his marked in
terest and here begins one of the
most interesting tales yet told and
unfolded on the screen.
DR. Makieiski osteopath. 201 $.
Church, $. W. corner from y. O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
+. A.JERNEGAN ATTENDS En-
ERCISES.

The many friends of the veteran
publisher Of the Mishawaka Enter
prise, r. A. Jernegan. 221 Lincoln
way F., who has been confined to
his home since August, 1913, from
the effects OF a paralytic stroke,
were plea%5 20 see him at the Me-
mortal day exercises at Batten park.
Sunday Mr.. Jernegan is a Civil
war veteran and member Of
HOughtOn post No. 12S. q. A r..
MishaWaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
MANY PEOPLE VISIT
EAGLE POINT.

Eagle Point was the mecca for
many picnickers Monday afternoon
and evening. Many picnics. wiener
Tcasts and parties were held by fam
lies. The new dance hall. which
opened for the season Saturday. was
well patronized. A four piece or
chestra provided music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
All Modern-sseo

Seven rooms and bath. garage OF brick
with cement driveway. % foot frontage,
chicken coop, furnace, open stairway.
large living room ard dining room Fruit
trees and grape arbOr. Must be sold BY
Frfday. This property IS worth 5000.
Only enc block from Main on F. Seventh.
Modern But Heat $500 W. Lawrence
Six rooms md iAth. nice large lot
frst-ciass shape, garage This home VIII
SET quickly, therefore. call us az once.
One and One-H Blocks from North
Side Center on sarah st-Six rooms,
three bedrooms. large living room, In
terror newly redecorHstd. full cellar. stool
gas. water and electric lights 5000
cne-third cash required semi bungalow
on Oak. tust on AfiEhawaka av.-Newly
repainted and interior in good shape
20oO Modern. but bath. north side
eight rooms. $500.
We also have othcr homes besides the
above which space does not permit us Ga
enumerate. at prices varying from a
cos- little cottage AZ 81 800 on payments
20 an eight room modern house 90 5000
cali Us mp about them.
Farm 81 is3 acree Located northeast
three miles Price $40 200
PENN REALTY CO
Our MOTTO Is ,he same as william Penns
co. W. Third Il NishaWaka 202
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
SECURE GOOD CATCH.

Chief v. J. Pfender and Frank
Thompson have returned from
fishing trip 20 Twin lakes. They
bought a large catch OF fish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
CITY COURT NOTES.

john Newman was fined 5 3 and
costs and J. 10th, 50 and costs on
charges Of intoxication. by Judge
Feig. Monday morning.
Ralph Austin was arrested on
charge Of lettering He was released
on a $50 bond for appearance in the
city court, today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
All Modern Duplex.

Eight rooms and hath 20 n side Two
stairways. open and closed on each side.
screened back pOrchcs. large attics. triple
cellar on each side. combination hot
water and hot air keat. slate roof and
upper half OF sides siding: hardwood
floors. Worth much more than price
asked a. n Is only two blocks from cen
ter 81, 600
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
IL SFRIOUCIY III,

The condition OF Mrs. John Jor-
don. W Seventh ST. who Is serious
" in at st Joseph's hospital remains
unchanged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE-A hummer. or hand contracts
ranging from 81 900 20 $4,000, bearing
per cent interest Owner Will guaran-
tee any OF these contracts. A. c. Col
paert 70 I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller car:
StudebHker seven passenger. Too big
for my family. Peter Wyman. 623 ).
Smith st. Call after six D. m. 3Ot1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE - Eight room house, near
Dodge r1aln plant S2.25O: cash or
terms possession 80 days. A. A. Schil-
Hnger. J. NJ. 3 Bldg. South Bend or
call Main 1926. 2Atf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
MARY SCHNICK DIES.

MARY SOIiNlNk DIES.
Mary Schnick, two years old, died
at the Orphans home yesterday aft
ernoon. The body was removed 20
the Finch and Sprague underta SSlg
rooms. from where the funeral SER
vices will be held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

WANT ED-Beli boy and fireman Apply
az once az the Hotel MishaWnKa, 29f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
The Telephone Situation
in Indiana
THIS COMPANY is CONFRONTED BY A PROB
LEM WHICH, UNAIDED, 1T CANNOT SOLVE

Briefly, the situation is this
Our operating costs have for several years been steadily
rising-have practically doubled In this respect we
have been facing what you have experienced in your
factories your Offices and your homes The income with
which pay bills is derived from the rates charged
for our service and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE-Niue room modern house on
Lincoln way West Hot water heating
plant. large corner lot, fine view. Price
5000 stark Realty Co. 29tS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

WILL TRADE-Good lot, 4G-Il6. stu
ated In east end. for automobile in
god condition. valued at 500 or $500
Address Box 10, News Times. Ito
FOR SALE-110 Henderson motorcycle
cheap for cash. Apply Mishawaka Ga
FOR SALE-Cheap if sold I'm the next
Few days: one gas stove two heat
Ing stoves. one icebOx, two comodes
one bookcase and several other articles
Phone Mishawaka as or call at j33 w
Fourth st. 1t3
HIGHEST CASH prices for bonds. w $.
=. and Thrift stamps Don't sacrt-
nee your Liberty Bonds. but If YOU
must sell. get our quotations before sell
Ing Offices open n. m. TO 5 p. m.
Hamilton Publishing Co. 2nd floor. 225
;. Main St. opp. y. VI. {. A., South Bend
3Otf
FOR SALE SCHEAP-Cook stove; also
stove l27 ". Grove 81 1925 %
FOR SALE-A good fresh COX and a
calf, two weeks old. 1917 ). Scott st
4SOT 80
FOR SALE-NIitchan roadster: in good
condition Newly painted. Call the
FOR SALE--10-foot motor boat: three
horsepower engine; in good condition.
Inquire POO y. Church ST 27t7
FOR SALE-Tj bathing suits and $50
baskets Tor bathing suits. also lot and
furnished cottage with screened porch,
electric lights. Good investment +. De
Clark, Eagle Point. Phone Garfield 20
FL 2Tt4
FOR SALE-Flve acres close to Mlsha-
waka. New bungalow with furnace.
Must sell quick. Price $500. Mason L.
FetTo' phone Mlshawakd $40; room and
Engledrum bldg. 24tf
FOR RENT-The best office room I'm the
city; also desk room. Call Mishawaka
l2S, ask for LOnergans. 24tf
FOR SALE
newly decorated and painted six
room modern house. lincoln way +. /:
large lot; 81 600 down balance on terms.
VIII give Immediate possession.
SIX room aOuse with new roof and
newly painted on outside: r Lawrence
ST. small payment cash, balance like
rent Immediate possession.
A. good eight room house on Cleve-
land st; modern except heat. This Is
an opportunity TO get a real bargain !;
cash or terms
A coy. six room. one story house on
W. Fifth st; In good repaid: gas, cleo
tricity and city water. Win sell this
on easy terms.
a SIX room house. F sixth st cash or
terms
\ good six room house. partly modern.
W. Fifth So. small payment down, bal
ance on terms.
A vacant seven room house. W. 18th
81. Partly modern. cash or terms
III you wish 10 buy a home on easy
terms. call
CoLPAERT REALTY CORP.
Seymour Jansen. Sales Mgr.
MishRwaka 1l1 o6tf
wANTED-Young or middle aged WON
an FOR light restaurant work: no sun
days. Apply az Orser lunch car across
from Wooden Nfg. Co. 25t8
LIBERTY BONDS bought anil sold. Can
Camp ThOrns i Co, co !. 81. s. bldg
LIST your property with Hastings
Realty Co. 20S-O0 Mills block, II you
want service and q quick sale. Phone
Mishawaka Us. 2S-1
FOR SALE
Eight room house. strictly modern.
close In south side; possession Sept. /.
Price $500
40 acre farm, one-half mint and the
balance nigh ground; good buildings.
r. G.. GARlURE
Mishawaka so. 22tf
FOR SALE-Desirable homes located be-
tween Mishawaka ard South BEND. also
IN South Bend. various parts OF city.
Terms % suit purchaser Whitcomh <
Keller, Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

WILL TRADE-Good lot, 4G-II6. stu
ated In east end. for automobile in
god condition: valued at 500 or $500
Address Box 10. News Times 1t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE-Five room bungalow. gar
age, three acr5s OF ground near sta
tion seven On the interurban. Price
s. 500 stark Realty Co. cots
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

FOR SALE-110 Henderson motorcycle
cheap for cash. Apply Mishawaka Ga
rage Ito