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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
Writes OF
Trip Into
Old Mexico
May 1sth, ls21.

May 18th, 1921.
Dear Folks at Home;-
! had the trip of my life yesterday.
Eva Lee Jackson, Ben oris, Polly and
the two Miss Savers and myself all
went to Old Mexico. It was an ideal
day for a trip of that kind as it was
cloudy and cool with a good breeze.
Just as we landed in Brownsville
tier was a real good shower that
made it so nice and col. We all went
dutch treat and sure had a nice trip.
We left Kingsville at 7:40 yester-
day morning, saw a place where the
Mexicans had a big fight and the sand
dunes, that is where the sand moves or
blows from n place to another and
drifts just like snow only much high
er. In some places you can just see
the top of the trees then may be then
the next day it will blow the other
way. We saw several large pumping
stations for the irrigation water, some
of the bitches looked like creeks and
then branched off into smaller
branches. We saw the incest corn,
melon patches and orange groves.
Went through some land just this side
of San Bonita that a lady said sold
for $3.50 to $3.50 per acre. 1t looked
like $500 per acre would have been
enough for it.
We ate dinner in Brownsville, got
our passport and got IN a fiat boat
and a Mexican rowed us across the
Rio Grande river into Mexico and
there I was in a foreign land. Then
we got into street car pulled by a
pair Of mules and started on our jour
ney in Old Mexico. The first thing
was a nice patch of corn in roasting
ears, then we came to a group of
houses built of poles covered and sided
up with palm leaves and plastered
with mud both top and sides and no
floors or windows. Then we went on
to the town of Matamorris, ! think
that is the way to spell it. The streets
are very narrow and the houses are
hbuilt with solid fronts all to the
street. All have iron bars that come
out like small bay windows with
wooden shutters on the inside. There
are no glass windows, just wooden
shutters. If the doors happen to be
open you a see an open court full
of trees and flowers. The houses all
had bare floors but everything looked
clean. Then we took an auto with a
Mexican driver and went to an old
port built of rock cemented together
with holes in the walls for the guns.
i can't see how they did any good
shooting, as the holes went straight
out, so it seemed to me the enemy had
to be quite a ways from the place to
get hit.
The little boys about two to four
years old had only the upper part of
their bodies clothed. Rather an en-
ba~rrassing way to be dressed although
they did not seem to mind it. We next
drove to two old cemeteries, one was
over t22 years old, then to the bull
ring but they would not let us in. 1t
looked from the outside like a base
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper VIII BE-
pleased to learn that there Ii at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages ana
is catarrh. CQtarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hail'S
catarTh Medicine " taken internally and
faces Of the System thereby destroying
tho foundation OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the COM
sfitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The propristors have g much
EatArrh Medicine that thay offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
% cure. Send faF list az teBtlm0niais.
Address II. ii CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

ball park, It had seats all the way
round. We then drove to an old cath
eorai, which was very beautiful on
the inside. We then took our street
car pulled by a pair of mules across
the river, took the train at 4:3O and
got back in Kingsville at $3.50. So we
had spent a very enjoyable Sunday.
POLLY CoNSIDINE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
Worst U. S. Accident.

WASHINGTON, May SO.-In the
worst accident in the history of avi-
ton in the United States, seven men,
FIVE army officers and two prominent
civilians, were killed when a big Cur
It's Eagle ambulance airplane, caught
in a violent electrical storm, crashed
to earth near Morgantown, Md, forty
miles south of Washington shortly
after s o'clock Saturday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
Return From Journalism Banquet.

AIVHN VVuI" D"Hqu~Os
Mexico folks who attended the Ban
quet of the Nationally Advertised" a
part of the Journalism Week festivi-
ties in Columbia, returned Saturday
laden with good stories and baskets
of souvenirs. Makers of nationally
advertised products contributed sam
pies for the guests that included ev-
erything from a bottle of Bevo to a
tube of shaving cream. Those who
attended from this city we're: Mr..
and Mrs. j. Harrison Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leo Coontz, C. R. Gallop,
L. M. White and Alex Hope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
OPEN SEASON FOR CUPID
WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK

As a prelude to the June bridal sea-
son tire couples secured marriage
licenses Wednesday. Those who call
ed on the Recorder are as follows:
Edwin G.. Waters, Jr., and Alma
Weldy, both Of Vandalia.
George Hickerson Of Bowling Green
and Opal M. Harvey Of Vera, Mo.
George w. Daniel Of Oklahoma
City and Mrs. Florence Templeton
Johnston Of Louisiana, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

Mrs. Latney Barnes returned to
her hone in Amarillo, Texas, Satur-
day, after a months visit with her
father, C. w. Lewis in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

r. M. White has returned from
Fulton where he attended a dinner
given by Ovid Bell for all past pres
idents Of the Missouri Press Asocia-
tions who are in convention in Col
umbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
FOUR NEW MEMBERS ADDED
TO MEXICO COUNTRY CLUB

Four members have been added to
the lists of the Mexico Country Club.
They are: Walker Pollock, c. A..
Barnes, A. A. Gallagher, and Tom
Bruce. Other applications will be
voted on in the near future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02
Married Here Saturday.

Miss Edith MceNil, daughter Of w.
B. Mcneil, of this city and Elmer
Yount, Of, Stanberry, were married
Saturday morning by Judge E. A.
Shannon. Mrs. Yount is a charming
and accomplished young woma and
her husband is one Of the progressive
young business men of Stanberry.
The Ledger joins their many friends
in extending best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

j. C. Hader, Of Kansas City, has
returned to his home after a visit
with his brother, Daniel c. Hader, Of
Sturdy Oaks Place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

Maj. Harry Hawley leaves next
week for Fl, Smelling, Mimi, where
the War Department sent his to be
with a camp of soldiers. His family
will follow two weeks later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

|Be a friend. You don't need money;
lust a sunny disposition
list the wish to help another
Sci a long some way or other;
3tst a kindly hand extended
put to one who's unbefriended;
Just the will to give or lend
This will make you someone's friend.
ne q Friend. You don't need glory,
7iendship is a simple story,
By triiing errors blindly,
On honest effort kindly,
the youth who's bravely trying
Bsim who's sadly signing;
little labor spend
duties of a friend.
friend. The pay is bigger
n pgh not written by a figure)
ssAn Il earned by people clever,
hats merely self-endeavor,
~ have friends instead of
neighbors
9 the profits of your labors;
aal be fieher in the end
IAN a Prince, if you're a friend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

Miss Sadie Peters Of BeIevfle, M. lc 6. ols on East Monne street. -
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs turned home Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Physician Explains Who
Should Take Nuxated Iron
PRACTICAL Advice on How To Help Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Endurance

"I"ci' Of iron IN Tia" blood not only
makes man phy,tcal AMI mental
w"'|'ns, n"rv'u" irritable. easily Ia
iisuod. bu: d, ~ .i.y rob. hi,r ~ ,hn;
VIII" force. hat ;nuunh ami s,rcnsrh ~
VA! which t~" 3, necessarily tc success ami
power IN every walk % lif." says Dr
James Francis sullivan. formerly uhysiciau
OF hellevu" Hospital tDutdoor Dept J..
Ne" Fort. ana tur Westminster County
iosntt1!. Il may also transform "a beau.
ttul. swyy, -t"mpcrc: woman Into one who
- cross nervous ant 'rr.tahI" hIv,
strongly emphasized tho great necessary al
physt''"ns n.aknE blood examinations OF
h'ir ""at. anavinic, rEn down patients
Tho1>"n'Is of r-"SpIS ~ On year alter
year sHrH'.nE from physical v"ukn.ss ana
t hish-' nervous conGItlpn du. t. lack Il
sn'hsi NJ ron in th"ir rcd blood corpus
cieS T.th'", ever realizing IN" real cause
"i ih''r tr'uhl Without IRON in Your
blood our food merely passes through the
poly S1nctn'1g Ike corn through an old
NM WIN rn'i"-s sU Wide apar; that tho
mi'l cart Grind
For want OF iron you may be- an ola
imam ht thirtE. uuil Uf Intellect, poor In
memory "s-vop1 .r:itabir. sni an run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
&c IL CD @ Il d III z

Cones and the children Dr. Golden Mcu
cal Discovery III the house For ttle-oncs this
old fashioned vegetable tonic and blood by the
million bottles Make blood health
better by going to druggist and obtaining Dr.
Golden Medical Discovery in tablet or liquid
healthy stomach the
blood stream and the No colds or caorrh
who has plenty OF red blood corpusce and good
IN all its forms is stagnation OF the blood Introduce pure redde
blood INTO the system, and health DR.
gave public Alternative aDd blood tonic which no
named his Golden Medical Discovery 1t sold by druggists
The world over III tablets liquid and is just thing put the
o2y III the best OF condition 1t nervin
winch contains no alcohol and has the ingredients printed
label Golden Medical Discovery digestive functions
the food and taking feeding
the blood Thus the blood takes vgor vtay This
corrective remedy the keeping healthy
One feels strong vigorous and full pep instead weak
and played out Send 0c for trial pkg tablets Piercs
nvads Hotel Buffalo n y send booklet
disease write for free medical advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

down while a SO or So with plenty n,
iron 40 your blood you may s;!ll DO young
Ia feeling. tull OF ~" your whole being
trimming over with vim and energy
But Doe sure til" iron you tax. is rrgant.
iT"n-NnNrte! Irou--SuI no. net1llic iron.
which people usually take. Organic iron
NuNatst lron--is Ike ;he iron in your
blood and Ike the iron IN spinach. len,ils
and apples. whilc mottills iron IS iron
Just as i comes from the action OF strong
acids On small !i!acos IF iron nllngs and ~
therefor. an entirely different thing from
NnNhted Iron. NuNhtcl Iron represents
organic iron in such "a highIy concentrated
FORM 'hIt on" dog" ia estimated TO be AZ.
rroNimate.y equivalent Gin organic ,.vn
cani"nD 20 eating one half quart OF spin
ach. on. quart OF green vegetables or hair
dozen baked apples. IL Is like taking
extracts Of beef instead OF eating pounds
Of meat.
over 100000 people annually are us-
'nE NuNni"i Iron. II quickly helps make
rich red blood. r.vitalize WORKOUT. es-
hauS;ed nerves and give Increased strength
ana energy. Your money w!ll be refund
p! by IN. manufacturers IL 1t does not
produce satisfactory results
For sale by all drusElsts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Munyon S | avn aw Tonic

II tones the nerves, stimulates digestion and pro-
notes health
aW- law Tonic corrccts most forms of indigcs
,lol liver and stomach troubles. food distress
pe.cn'nS dlzzlneSs, sick headaches 1t stimulates
nul docS not deceive by temporary help like dan
grro'lS drugs or alcoholic substitutes 1t does its
work steadily. surely and safely.
Munyon's PawIaw Tonic is componndcd in
accordance with their improved formula alcoholic
content lS>o as approved by the Internal Revenue
department, under Permit No. Pa II -GO64
Sold throughout the civilized world for the past
20 years. All druggists have it or can cct il for
you. SO, Sol" distributors. Sovereign Remedy Co.,
10 f1io"r1 street, Philadelphia, Pa, and 1880
Broadway, New York where all orders should ha
forwarded by the drug trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
DISTRICT -.
Hanover. Caroline. Louisa aud Amelia

Member. Credits
= Il. = Hen. Guinea ........ 1000
II. .. AlIDaUgh, Ashland --.... ...N1H
Miss Maud" Brown. Mineral %. .ru.
Forest j. Crawford. E.uJU'. soon.
G. \. Chewning. boswell 5000
J. " De Jarn"ttc. Rowling
E. {. Ellis Ashland .....- la.ula
Mrs. Lucy " G..i. bo"lin.
ME-. y, T., Gates, Lou 5000
Richard y Hickman Bowling
\. l., Ecrnou. Mineral .......- - 600
NJ. j. Mad! rrevillaHS ...... Gu0r
Buck Nichols. Ashland .-.......- -uu
M.s Mac NOr.hu!sH. Ashland .uUr
g = Powell. Tfcyi!iaus 5000
James =. Rogers Louisa 9 UHm
Thomas IS. Spencer. iI'',gl"tf 5000
, ~ Saunders, Ecav"r!a'u 5000
Francis y. rriylOr. Hanover ... - 600
Robert T.. wright. NDUun J.. 900
T. Wight. Louisa --..-...- 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
DtSTItIt [ 81.
us ihi' VI.
King Willinm. New Kent. Jane. t';,,
.inI Charlie. city Counties.

Mc'n1er credits.
Mrs lu.vs ~" AcNnnIri. Ag..'f 100
\. ". Bailey HolIcrof' So 600
John ". EHm"E. i.ar"Nu g. 90,
Miss hadtl.n GLEASON. E.hreE'i1 l.u
Miss Katherine rumrhrhy W"s'
Point. 1900
iirinShurs .---.. Inp
g. II. Weber. Boulevard .u.U
M.zs lrcr" y. rates. i"Hup 5.ug5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
IJISTItIt q.

All Of the city 81 Richmond from Ipm-
ohruS ami Washington streets (not in
cindinE bard and Washing ton
Stre"ts! To the boulevard ,no, Including
inc Boul'inruD. from f,rUN. Avenue
,nuth ~ ia" .Innrs River uot including
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
IIlSIKI, 1.

All the city m Richmond uurth Of
Main street tinrlG,Iing Main street 10 ~ru-
bourd \r Line Itniiruti tracks and w.s,
from smith street, to Inmi,.rdy street
,n"t ~" iudinr smith street ANA incluuii.E
IninlIhrn Sifrrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

All liz" 'it Of i.i' almond from I.unl.
""rGh street &" ihr it"ui",nrh tnut inriud-
tts i.uiuiIrEN ~ir'-t til. I.uulr, ,tT, /
north al Grow A,rnu" inrluding t.ru, e
N"nc"l I" tnr .rnhnhrd Sir Lin. Rail-
rInI iinl ~.niI'n Addition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
I,ISIItit T. :,

All the city of Ni'hinUud from Ninth
street tnot Including smith street, wr,I
To- i."ini.itdl and Wn.hinEon street, din.
'iuuins !onihnr'iN and Washington StrrctsI
street,. to the jaime. River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

Ii-nric" County AMI Chesterfield tout.
side OF 'it> az RichniOnlD. DinwidJIr
frinc" 1'-,rvc. l.un"nburg and Gr-rnrs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

NJ 81 ,lr cuS Uf Richmond h-iwrrn
\inin STREET ant Twenty -tifi'i street I'M
yiuHiI rih'h street, rut M; including
Iwrn, -hith -tr""tJ.
N,Wh"' 'r.I.r~
,l''' tN..Fr Hn.UH .,......... 1880
p" 'H"'-.H ......... {. 900
Hl'HH". i''stsi'.E ----.-..... sOtg
The New York herald., 1921-06-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

SALESNEN
DO YOU WANT TO SELL,
rs LACK OF EXPERIENCE KEEP
ING YOU OUT OF THE BIG
INCOME CLASS?
Men between % and so years of
age who are now engaged in mercan-
tile or manufacturing lines but would
like to enter the selling field due 10
the large remuneration are offered An
opportunity 10 do so by one Of the
leading institutions in this city.
Our method is TO hold meetings In
the evening instructing IL the art OF
salesmanship. After you have master
ed the fundamentals OF this profession
We will offer to you an unusual oppor-
tunity. with remuneration consistent
with present living conditions.
You can take this training n you
desire without interfering with your
present work.
Due to our great expansion we need
executives the men who through these
meetings prove their worth will be
given an opportunity In such capacity.
II you are actually looking for
future you cannot afford 10 miss our
first meeting
Appointment unnecessary. simply re-
port at Suite I0i7-1s, at S o'clock.
Monday evening, June 13. Knicker-
booker Building, Broadway and 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-13
Statesmen.

OF high repute and now travelling AT
fast pace In the marketing OF ir-
reproachable securities VIII take on
few dependable, well-appearing
young men. train them In resutful
salesmanship and give them opportun-
ity at once TO enjoy earnings that can
hardly run less than 500 week.
Good faith backs this offer and stands
ready to see II through. For ambitious
men u offers an open door 10 top
notch preferment in the security sales
field.
Room s03. 220 9TH av., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

MAN.
Man of character. industry and selling
proud to represent and will pay him hand
somely for his services: IL yoi can qualify
and have good references this Is a rare op-
portunity For interview apply 10 A. NJ. or
p. NJ. Mr.. Casterline. room 723. 1865
Broadway.
MANAGING steward for we'll known club
In New York city; experience In club work
and management necessary; first class ref
erences required to character and pre-
vious service; write fully. 694 Herald
Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

SALESMAN AND MANAGER S ASSISTANT
Two men over % needed Immediately TO
work with me in my New York offices: abso-
lutte integrity first requisite, selling expert
ence desirable; must have personality. COM
mon sense and determination; big pay and
splendid opportunity for quick promotion TO
managerial positions; don't hesitate TO
swer II you are employed: IL win pay you TO
make change. Call after 10 A. NJ. at room
lO1S. Knickerbocker Building, 42d and Broad
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

Statesmen. One OF the largest and
best equipped sales ORGANIZATIONS has
an opening for three statesmen capable
of producing and closing sales. draw
ing account against commission. Ap-
ply In person and see Mr.. y. q. Tracy.
Ford Building. iI6 South Broadway.
Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

MEN WANTED, % TO 80, TO TRAIN
FOR Statesmen; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY; WE MAINTAIN a
SCHOOL AND CAPABLE INSTRUC-
TOR TO TRAIN YOU IN OUR OWN
BUSINESS WITHOUT CHARGE:
YOU WILL BIC ASSURED A STEADY
POSITION: OUR Statesmen ARE
MAKING FROM $50 PER WEEK UP.
ONLY THOSE OF NEAT APPEAR
ANCE AND PLEASING PERSON
Atty CONSIDERED; PERSONAL
INTERVIEW ONLY AT 2 p. VI. on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY OR FRI
DAY EVENING. SEE MR.. VAN
DOREN OF l.. r. STEEL SERVICE
CORP. 200 B'WAY. NEW YORK
CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

HOUSEKEEPER. French. American, refined.
not of servant type: very good cook.
wishes position. county city: small fam
tly 108 Herald. Herald 50.
roUSEKEEPER. with girl. wishes position;
husband employed. Fagan. $40 w. 2sth.
H0USEKEEPER or caretaker: couple; own
furniture; personal references. 153 w 64th.
HOUsEIlEEPER--Lady with two girls wants
position in country. Webster, l29 w. 96th,
The New York herald., 1921-06-13

MEN-wE WANT MEN
OF
Ability.
Brains.
Tact.
Attractive personality.
II you have these
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
is yours.
What we can offer you means
BIG MONEY NOW
AN INDEPENDENT FUTURE.
Payment is by commissioning the COM
mission VIII pay you.
II you think you measure up''-come
in and see us. It's we'll worth your while
Call any day from
10 TO II, or 3 to s.
For a special appointment
phone:
Vanderbilt 1O043.
Room 720.
s. w. Straus Building.
565 Fifth Avenue.
New York.
MEN-To THE UNEMPLOYED.
Men who have ambition to achieve sue
cess and are willing to put forth the re-
auired effort we have positions that are
worth working for. Call fer interview
between 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ. Suite sf4.
KnIckerbocker Bldg. 42d st. and B'way
The New York herald., 1921-06-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted-Femaie.
Domestic.

A good place for good help.
Wettler's Agency, Mrs. German. Mgr.
Is W. 43d. Murray HIN 49i2.
The New York herald., 1921-06-13
statesmen.

Success Is within your reach. wonderful
opportunity for men OF ambition.
Well established institution preparing TO
establish 25 branch Offices require 20 am
bilious young men between ages OF 25 and 50
10 fili managerial positions; principal quail
fcations are honesty. energy and willingness
70 work hard: experience not necessary. IA
We prefer 10 train our own executives; salary
$50 weekly and commissions. II you think
YOU can make good II you are given an op
s:3o r. NJ. ask for Mr.. Mcknight. third
floor. $50 West 34th st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
FINANCIAL

5 PERCENT INTEREST
Is paid On All deposits lect win us.
We loan money on Hrst mortzaEo
securities n South Bend and aE.sa-
awake. werkingmen's Buildlag
Loan Assn. whitcomb 4 Keners
Dncs. Farmers Trust BldE y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

YOUR DIST FRIENDS are your eyes
Treat them as such Bur n you feel
they need attention see me drst Or
r. Spaugle So5Ls - Mich gan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
HIGH STREET. G ROOMS, MOD
ERN, $1,000.
PLEASANT STREET. ROOMS,
PARTLY MODERN. $500.
NoTRE DAME. 7 ROOMS, PARTLY
MODERN. S4.75O.
MARIETTA STREET, ROOMS,
MODERN. $500.
DAYTON STREET. 5 ROOMS. ALL
MODERN Low; ALL
DRAPINGs TO MATCH DECoRA-
TIoNs; LINoLEUM on KITCH-
EN- AND BATH ROOM FLOORS;
GAS STOVE. GARAGE. ALLEY
LOT. THIS IS THE BEST BUY
N SOUTH BEND.
HAVE HOMES IN ALL
PARTS OF SOUTH BEND
AND NnsHAS. AKA.
CAMP IMPROVEMENT co.
LINCOLN 51o5.
WHITCONB & KELLER.
s.<gN.Nf
Will purchase an S-ro0m house within Z
blocks from downtown; has plumbing
FOR the bath and kitchen; gas, cleo
tricity; large lot.
Terms very attractive.
Call Main 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
Northwest best section, splendid 5.
room modern home. paved street quar-
tered sawed oak finish fireplace, attic ;
rooms large and well arranged. CARA ge ;
large lot 81. 200. 81 200 cash
S9utneast, very neat cottage, partly
modern broom garage; large lot, s. o00.
Terms
Southeast. neat cottage. 5 rooms. cleo
tricityi garage, garden. schrubs, 81 100.
Northwest, Completely modern. excel
lent home, good location; 7 pleasant
rooms, 10 blocks from center, 5000 $500
North Of lincoln way west, excellent
$1,000, 800 cash
SeveE blocks from center best resi-
Dental district elegant Broom brick
home. mosaic porch. elegant interior.
ideal room arran cement. hot Waler heat.
all c"nvenleuces; magnificent lawn.
schruDs. large shade trees: price Sl4 600
Terms
We have homes in every part Of South
Bend. We have many bungalows
VACANT LOTS
IN our southeast addition overlooking
the best OF South Bend, 800 large lots
from $3.50 20 81 900. SO cash. s. a month
Roseland-St. Mary's g car-one- half
acre. $3.50, SO cash. s. per month.
Diamond av. near Portage, large lot,
$500. 500 cash.
YaAsar av-, 5000, $500 cash
We have lots IN every part OF cftZ
WORDEN REALTY co.
So Ezknern Trust Bldg. Main Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

ok L X BUNCH-slrze0a Crirop0-
dist. Foot specialists. Marie B Com
Main 2SU5
MYRTLE 4. HEYLMAN-DOct0r sur
glcal Chiropody Foot specialteE
3f2 Union Trust bldg Neln G45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
FARMS FoR SALE OR ExcHANGE

YARNS FOR SALE-sT acres. Ho-.lae-t
o. South Bend - acres oak timber. ll
acres fruIt. a new broom house. l4r-8
barn and good out building
90 acres. good house and ont hulf-
ings all stock and farm tools lurst.I
fn good section Must be sold and ar
price that is right.
So acres, three miles south ~ Nrf-
awaka: -roouhCUse. new BARN. flr.s
horses. nine COWS. 30 piss r- lts-
ems. ducks, turkeys. ~ toms har. 90
acres corn. 81 acres spring oat cGr
ali farm tools This ls fHrm ven
cannot turn down. VIII show it 90
Won anv time $1,000
40 acres. j miles west ~ South
BEND: good house, barn. out buildings.
10 acres IN mint. - acres corn, SIX
acres oats. 5000
CAMP IMPROVEMENT co.
LINCnLN -fnl-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

PLEASANT ST. s ROOMS. $1,000.
HIGH ST, ROOMS. MODERN.
$4,000 MARIETTE ST. 5 ROOMS.
MODERN. 5000. NorRE DAME.
ROOMS. PARTLY MODERN.
$3.50. HIGH ST. . ROOMS.
MODERN. CORNER LOT. 5000.
5000 DOWN. BALANCE PER
MONTH.
DAYTON ST. BROOM MODERN
HOUSE; ALL DRAPINGs TO
MATCH DECORATIONS: LIN
oLEUM ON KITCHEN AND
BATH ROOM FLOOR; GAS
STOVE; NEW GARAGE; ALLEY
LOT, $4,000. CAMP IMPROVE
MENT CO. LINCOLN 51O5.