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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
"Amor y Perfdia'

Hoy, viernes %. Sc exhibiri en- cl
aristocratico cine ''Rialto'', donds
concurren las mujeres mas distinguidas
guapas y bellas do San Juan, una po
Icula que por su titulo tan suggestive
no hay duda alguna que sc vera nenc
de bote en- bote el mencionada cine.
Amor y Perfidia", asi Sc titula Ia
pelicula de esta noche, en- la cue traba-
ia el gran actor dramatico Jack Ma.
holl, con exito colossal.
La mencionada pelicula esta considc-
rada como la production mas tella y
emocionante de la casa Metro pues
ademas de ser un drama colossal, tiene
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22

cuadros pasajos prociosos, doude late
con alma, vida y coraz6n, el otono
A travts de 10 dramatico do esta no
vela, del matiz rojO, SC We otro color:
ell azul, que muchas de nuestras mujo
res lovan en- Ell alma a pesar dc los
tiempos en- que vivimos, donde no i'm
pera otra cosa cue no SEA psradia.
FL neno de esta noche on ell ''Rial
to" obligara a los empresarios anrir
de par en- par las puertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
VIA
AVARICIA
PURIFIOUE

listed puede purihcar su sangre. devoi'
ver saIud vigor su sistema. eliminar la
debilidad neryiosa. fortalecer sus orgsnos
digestivos. regularizar sus riiones el hi
gado 81 toma el Eiiriy dc Leonard bdra
Ia SGH0re III mejor especihco conocido
para limpiar el cuerpo humane dc materias
vencnosas y poner en- sus veuas sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remcdio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos. dando al CUTS
un color saludable. alivia el cansancio fish
60 y mental causado por el trabaIo y
decaimiento y pone
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sANcRE

y pruebc este gran rcmedio que ic devol-
vera el placer dc vivir De venta en- todas
las droguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
-~~POr Su DEOpiO benefiGiO~


econ6mico social. domino el idioma
'st'ies uor redio del famoso "Metodo
Universal" No rctroceda los dias de
su ninez asistiendo a eseuelas. cuando
en- su propia casa, por correspondence
le Rarantizamos ensenarle n hablar.
lecr y escribir ingies perfectamebte.
Ninzdn otro m&todo tan facil. prac-
tico y aun economico. Mandenos 81
nombre direction para enviarle in.
formation deiallada. HagRlo enscRuida.
THE UNIVAR ARSAL INSTITUTE
(ls9t. n 23s w. iOs ST., How FORK IN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRAESPORTE
SUBASTA
TREINTA vACAS LECHERAs JoVE-
MES, o NovILLAs PRoxIMAs A
PARIR.

Sc recibiran proposiciones en- so
bre cerrado hasta las 10 de Ia ma
mana del Is de agosto, para la
compra de treinta vacas lecheras
i6venes, o novillas proximas a pa
rir. Sc consideraran ofertas por
una o mas vacas.
Proposiciones en- blanco podran
obtenerse eel Negociado de Mate
riales, Imprenta y Transporte, San
Juan, P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
LA lNCOMPETENCIA De Los POLITICOS

tOrriquefios, cntonces que Sc olga lisa,
LLAMA francamente: oUEREMoS LA
AUToNoMIA PARA NOS; v PARA
NUEsTRos HIJos UNA EsTRELLA
EN- LA CONSTELLATION AMERICA
MA.
Con Ia primera soluci6l vot7rsn Bar
cello Y los discipulos de jose de Diego, y
Mariana Abril, que, despu6s de viejo, ha
resultado radical, y otros, que no n,gan
a cuatro politicians de nombre, =
UN GENTLEMAN DE IRREsPo PoNsA-
BLEs.
Con Ia segunda soluci6n vctaremos los
mtliocistas; los que no abandonamos nun
ca en- ninguna ocasion la politica sa-
bia y patri6tica do Muiioz Rivera para
adular de Diego para conquistar po-
la adulacion sus sOnrisas ingenuas;
votara a nuestro lado. y vendra for
mar ell ejercito de la patria, la legion
de jibaros preparadcs rObustecidos en-
la fe del Maestro.
Aver fue cl natalicio de MuEoz Jun
to a su tumba Ilo-aron tai vez por prime
ra vez a solas, en- la placida serena
soledad del cementcrio do Barranquitas.
halagados por brisas de intensa since
ridad, los jibaros compaferos del patrio-
ia; v eran mas perfumadas las flores,
mas ardorosa ferviente la oraci6n qua
Sc elevaba Dios, y mas intensa la emo
eion cue inspiraba las caldas plegarias.
Y no Sc oy6 el tono altisonante del dis
curse BARATo MoNoToNo. No Sc
habl6 del testamento consabido en- que
el albacea REsULTo vERDADERo AL
BACEA; naiie mencion6 los encsrgos
del patricia los que hoy son sus enemi-
gos. Nadie dijo NADIA de que aquellos
EECARGoS DE LA AGoNIA Sc con
virtieran en- trofeos palaciegos en- tan
teos de arribistas. ... Y todo alh fue
sincere como complaciendo los names del
patricio. Y ALI estaba Huyke. y ALI
estaban otros que no han desmentido nun
ca la politica del Maestro. Y por pri-
mera vcz, POST MoRTEM, ell encargo
reiterado do Mufioz Rivera Sc ha cumpi
do;
'Dejadme reposar solas en- las rien-
tes montahas de Barranquitas.
No hay duda que ante este olvido IN
VoLUNTARIo en- que Sc tiene la tu.n-
ba del patriota-por los NACIONALIS
TAS dc San JEan,-tenemos que dedu
cir la similitud que para nosotros tiene
osto con ell oLvIDADo voLUNTARIo
de su politica, por aquellos que juraron
defenderla.
liGlorioso Muiioz. III va empieza a
lucir sObre la tumba que guarda tus des
poios, la antorcha del afecto popular. va
empiezan a legar hasta ii, para elevar-
Sc al cielo, las dulces plegarias de los il
baros que siempre te amaron en- los
que tn creiste. confiaste. !. sin que
estas plegarias tengan hoy el obstaculo
de la hipocresia para remontarse al Gle
10.
Juramos defender tn doctrina: "Amis
tad y adhesion al pueblo de Norte Anne
rica" Y es nuestra orientaci6n iinica,
tn cnsefianza, ella vamos inspirados
por tus palabras, iluminados por tn fe
patri6tica.
UN JIBARo.
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lContinuaci6n De b pAg. BID )

continuation de Ia pAg. 81
Y es necesario que Sc deina nuestro
programa, que Sc olga sin epfeHsismos 10
que sOmos, pero que no 10 Olga un solo
hombre, sino que 10 proclame un pue-
bio. Y que no sc prosiga esta mascaEada,
en- la que a cada paso dado por el lider
Bsrcel6 sus cofrades comeaiantes mas
notab.es ponen en- peligro su vida en- los
automobiles por las ampiias carreteras,
detras de un acta de un teiegrama, o
de un acuerdo, entonando himnos la
grandeza dc Barcel6l llAh. Barce'o
es immense! ... iAh. Barcelo es
algo mas grandes que Muhoz superior
a Bolivarll.. IFS Barcel6 un, ap6stoll
iBarccl6 es el alma del pueblol Y BARGE
10 10 es todo. Y no comprende este SAN
TO HoMBRE que 10 estan .burlando. Y
NO sabe que despu6s de esta acta, tele-
grama ,resoluci6n, o 10 que sea, viene
una cartita humilde solicitando un cargo
en- la sanidad. en- la Comisi6n de In
demnizaciones, en- Tesoreria en- cual-
quiera de los Departamentos maneja1os
por cl inclito lider, repartidor de mec-
cedes.
Y Barcel6 sigue en- ell corazon de los
portorriquefios como Escudero, de Toa-
Baja, y oTRos IGUALEs, y Es GRAN
DE BARCELo es para clos monumen-
tai. Y los que presenciamcs esta maca-
bra comedia, sentimos pena, y vergiien-
"a ante esta delicada comprometida 81
tuci6n de nuestro Partido.
Prse quien pese, y oigalo bien Ell Sc
hor Barcel6, demostraremos dentro de
muy POGO tempo que ell Partido Nacio-
nalista DE FACTo, que esta operando
por conducto de la Junta Central del Par
lido Union de Puerto Rico, no forma nj
siquiera una vigesima parte del pals.
Demostraremos muy pronto los pode-
res metropoliticos que estamos regidos
por una exigua minoria 81 no Sc cam
bian los procedimientos Sc absndonan
las prevenciones y baja de la presiden-
cia del Partido ell mas peligroso de to-
dos los hombres de Partido, y Sc varia
la Junta Central, que Sc ha constitufdo
por sorpresa, dc nacionalistas que estan
fueva del Partido, por los preceptos BA
SICos de nuestro reglamento.
Hemos alberto la campafia: Estare-
mos alerta ante las accmotidas truhanes-
cas- de los vengativos lideres, devolvien-
do la injuria con la injuria, y llegando q
todo 10 que sea precise llegar para ter
minar con esta oprobiosa situaci6n. So
mos PRO AMERICANos, y no cOnsen-
timos que Sc este jugando por mas item
po con ell sentimiento del pals, que es
nuestro sentimiento.
81 es que ell nacionalismo ha de domi-
nsr en- el pals, que Sc Olga clara y SEN
cillamente en- ell progrsma del Partido
en- que militamos, para dejar de militar
On 6l One Sc Olga en- una asamblea del
Partido: oUEREMos LA INDEPEN-
DENcIA PARA NOS Y PARA NUEs-
TRos HIJos.
Pero 81 la patria, que no Ia constitu
yen ideales puramente locales de diez o
doce hombres de San Juan " un cente
mar desparramado por la isla), sino to-
dos los ideales hacia Ell bienestar Y Ia
grandeza dc esta TERRA, de todos los por
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SIJ

sistema en- perfecto estado rs igualmente
efcctwo para aliviar las afccciones reuma-
ticas dc las coyunturas musculos. Miles
dc personals que han encontradO Satisfac-
clon en- cl EiixW dc Leon0rdi para Ia
SaHgre 10 recomiendan como I'm remedIo
cfoaz en- oasos de Stills. ulcerss. escr6fu-
las, anemia, tumores y todas las enferme-
da les que provienen dc Ia sangre Compre
inmediatamentc dc su droguista una bote-
la De EiirU dc Leonard para Ia
Evening star., 1921-05-08

y very desirable curtain for SUNNI,
door and window hangingS natur;
shades in floral and small figured Ger
tiers or some with small colored ticur,
IN bIue. gold. green. rose. \ small Il
at $2.2J and $2.15 pair.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Here Is the Story, Truly Told.
Read beiO,C.

A manufacturer who supplied us
with Jersey suits for Our last three
successful sales called us up via
Long Distance Friday and said
81 have only $50 of these fine all-wool
Jersey suits which I'll give YOU al a price"
We Immediately told him to forward them
to us by "express' so that they may be
ushered in Our "Supreme Merchandising
Triumph" They did not arrive in time,
but will be offered for Monday. These
suits two months ago would sell regularly
for S1ooS Think Of this opportunity to
save about $40.
On SaIo Tomorrow MorninE-The PaIaix Royal
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Screen Doors

Walnut Stained Door, four
sizes. 3oA7s. 32Xs0, 34x 80 10
s.. 36xsI. ANY size. U%>%o
Vanished Doors with black
wire. strongly made: o. r
sizes as above. Any ca *
size. D~~
Heavy Doors with black wire.
well made and heavily coated
with best yarnish. Four c. *
sizes ANY size. T~*O~
Doors. all black wire
filling. Four sizes. * 2S
Any size,
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Summer Housewares at Astonishing Savings
Window Screens

Walnut Stained. l3x33; 35c
zach, 8 for Sl.00.
Walnut Stained, 1Sx33; 55c
each. 3 for Sl.5O.
Walnut Stained. 2ix3i; Csc
each. 3 for S1.75.
Light Wood, 2iN33: 75c each.
3 for $500.
Light Wood, 24N37; s5c each.
5 for S2.25.
Lish: Wood. 2sx37; s1.00 each.
for So. .65.
Light Wood, 30&33; Sl.05 each,
3 for S2S5.
Light Wood, 3Ox33: Sl.l5 each.
3 for S3.lU
Light Wood. 3On37: Sl.l5 each,
for $40.
Light Wood, 30xI5; Sl.2o each.
3 for S325.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
276 Attend Methodist
Banquet at ArmOry

Two hundred and seveHty-six Meth
odists attended the big church ban
quet held in the ArmeFy Friday night
and voted tplbuild new church this
summer. =
The bandueH as announced last
week, was the biggest church banquet
ever held in Bogalusa and the tables
groaned beneath the weight of the
many good things prepared by the
ladies of the church. Yellow-legged
chicken, reputed to be the favorite
dish of the Methodists, was there in
abundance.
Mayor w. H. Sullivan headed the
list of after dinner speakers and, adj
dressing those present, said ''the
really big things that we get are those
we fight for, and now is the time to
start building a church when we
know we will have to fight every
inch of the way" Mayor Sullivan
strongly recommended that plans be
made at once to start building this
summer.
Hon. B. D. Talley, superintendent
of the Methodist Sunday School, in
short talk stated that unless a
larger church was built this summer,
by winter a hundred children would
have to be turned away from Sunday
School every Sunday"
w. C. Flanders, chairman of the
board of stewards, told briefly of the
effect beautiful church would have
on the appearance of the city. when
visitors come to Bogalusa and are
shown the many improvements we
have here, they are loud in express
ing their approval of them, but pass
the churches by without a comment "
DR.. J. H. Slaughter made a short
speech, speaking as a private citizen,
and pledged his assistance.
Mrs G. F. Poole, Rev. j. E. Shell
ings, R. E. E. Jones, K. /. Bean, w.
H. Jennings and others all made short
talks along the same lines.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12

held the position as president of the
Olivia State Bank, Olivia, Minnesota,
and was high in the councils of the
American Bankers Association.
The writer sat with him at little
round table at the COsmus Club in
Washington, d. c., last October,
where we exchanged views-he of the
extreme North and / of the extreme
South, but both with the same bank
ing problems. Later I was on the
same boat with him from Baltimore
20 Annapolis, Maryland, and to see
him, well built and stately, with Van
Dyke beard and fine carriage, one
would consider him cabinet timber
and never would suspect that he was
legless and armless, for he used the
artificial limbs and mechanical hands
to perfection and climbed cabin steps
as woud one with all their faculties.
Bogalusa has sent its expression
of regret and sympathy to his friends
and business associates at Olivia, and
has advanced the suggestion that
memory of him should be cherished in
imperisable granite as an eXemplifi-
cation of pure grit and determine
ton. Many of the state bankers who
knew him would consider it priv
ilege to participate in such a monu-
ment.
J. A. SPEKENHIER.
Bogalusa, La, May z, 1921.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
A Fox, Not the Babv
Keeps pete" ST.,

If W. ]. Willoughbv
though he had spent seve,a lsoosed .
nights last week, don't insg ssl
it was because he had y Z
rocking the newly arrive \
loughby. On the contra I5s
been worried since Tl,,ys sc
when a fox got ints b;s
and killed twentyEo his M, M !, ali
Rhode Island Red "ffverss G :
daughter was crowded ont 81 sag {
for a short while. ais al
1t happened like this. II
sleeping alone in his home ~ a9 \, 4
doah street, Mr.. Willouob5, isle
the distressed cackles 81 II. a.
and, passing up his trusty 9si
ne grabbed a pistol and rusbs Nv n
hen house. A dozen Of b;s U
pullets had been killed and
invader, Pete blazed awav ~
ing to his statement, ~ 81
81 worth of ammunition9 ~ ssa
touching Reynard, but bal;.
had frightened him, Pete retn,s.,
the house. Five minutes ~.
chickens were again sopavi.s
this time Mr.. Willoughby ebssas,
pistol for the shotgun. Fiess
chickens had paid the penaltv = +.
bad Workmanship. Mr.. WiiIosss
sat on guard in the henbons.
until break of day, but m y,
turned no more. -
1t is not known whether il.
was a pet which escaped from n
lily in that section of the eitg Is
straggler that came up ouf Z, Il
woods for a nights xiii.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
death REMOVES
GREAT CHARACTER
Michael ]. Bowling is dead.

This dispatch in the daily press
merely chronicles the passing of S
human being and to the people who
did not know him, the message car
ries no special significance, other
than the inevitable transition of the
soul.
To the writer, who knew him per
sonally, the news comes with a feel
ing of genuine sorrow and regret,
coupled with the wish that he could
have been allowed to remain with US
longer, for the world has been made
better by his presence. He was the
wonder-man Of the world and the
statement is made advisedly.
Michael had no advantages when
a lad and he was born and reared
under the most unfavorable sur
roundings. While yet child he be-
came lost in the vast expanses of the
great Northwest in midwinter, with
the thermometer rapidly lowering be-
low the zero line ard blizzard rails
ing the death-hand over every living
thing exposed to it's fury. Exhausted
and almost unconscious, the child
sank in the snow to die.
By morning the storm had abated
somewhat and Providence sent a set
tier past the spot wnere Michael lay.
He was picked up by the horseman
and carried to a cabin. A faint flick
er of the heart was noticeable and he
was Immediately wrapped in blankets
and taken by sleigh to the nearest
hospital, many miles distant. 1t was
then thought the case was absolutely
hopeless, but the surgeons worked
heroically and when the eyelids of
the child fluttered and consciousness
returned, he found that both legs and
his left arm had, been amputated,
with a portion Of his right arm. Mind
and body was all that remained.
Uneducated and frightfully MAIN
ed with the world before him! He
clenched his teeth and begged his
benefactors to help him get an edu-
cation and he would prove worthy of
their confidence and return to them
two-fold what they would do for him.
With a tenacity of purpose and cour-
age unexeelled he started life's battle
and won. A brilliant lawyer, states
man and banker. At his death he
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
PoOLE's PARLORS TO
HAVE NEW QUARTERS

The undertaking parlors of Fon-
tame Poole, which nave been located
on Austin street since they were es-
tablished in the infancy of Bogalusa,
are to have a new and modern home.
The new location viii be in the old
City Hall building that was recently
used for the North Side school.
There is an abundance of room and
light and considerable improvements
are being made in the building.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
sPoRL SELLS STORE

Marcus SporI, who conducted the
pool room and soft drink establish
ment on Austin stpeet, has sold the
business to WABg Dunlap, a well
known citizen df Columbia street,
The change went into effect last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Sporl did not sell the building
and will engage in the soft drink bus
mess, featuring the Regal brands.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will give a bridge
and 800" party tonight Thursday
at the Armory at 8 o'clock. There
will be attractive prizes for the ladies
and gentlemen. Admission so cents.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
SPECIAL TEA AT Y. " :

Do you ever wonder what vos.
or girl does five days a week bss
$3.50 and 3 o'clock? If 81 49,
the Y. w. C. A. M donavsTs
the Y. W. C. A. Monday, NAV Y.
at A o'clock and we will give
fair idea. There will be on eyh;si4
some of the actual class worE "
by the pupils of the Central s.
during the past year.
We shall expect you, patrons +
friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12

Episcopal church services wi
held in the Garden Theatre Sun
afternoon.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12
TOW you can measure
tire value in 1921 =

country to another to Find a market"
There are GUS. Factory Branches.
Each one gets its share of u. S. Tires.
There is a broad, constant, even dis
tribution of u. S. Tires always going
on from these Branches to the dealer.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-12

Buy a u. S. Tire anywhere
in a community of 5OOpeople
or even less-and you get a
fresh, live tire of current
production-with all the orig
inal service and mileage the
factory put into it. :
The owner of a medium or
light weight car stands on
equal ground with every other
car owner.
Any United States Tire is
versal full moneys WORTH a
with a leadership policy Of
quality, buying convenience Al
for everybody.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE on
EASY P2TMENTB

Five room house on Liberty street
S2e0 down, $50 monthly. Price 81 30.
SIX room uouse on Garsf So. with
water. toilet and gas. and electric lights
sou down, so monthly price SBlun
seven room house on Fox e., electric
lights, water and sewer, price $40.
Elsht room house ou TairVieW g.. rlr-e-
trio lights and gas $500 down. balance
so monthly; price 81 0o0
Six room house oE Donald ST. With
electric hghts. gas and water. sewer
connections, on paved street possession
within ten days 500 down. 81 moutly
price $500
Seven room house with toilet. water
ana ele.irle lights, on LIUreuce 80.
MishavHks. Price s. 10
Twenty two room house on Lincoln
way East close 20 business distrIrf.
Bath. toilet and gas, price $4,000 with
S-Nu down, balance monthly.
Twelve room modern house pu Lincoln
way East two fireplares. 1000 down.
balance $50 monthly. price S8500
sixteen room double house. two baths
two lJuudries. thoroughly modern.
within walking distance II center on
Washington ST., 5000 down, balance
monthly, price sic. 000.
S. M. ROBINSON & son
Ia NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

sc ACRES-LeT9i. 6aT-oaE land miles
from South Bend. Two good houses
/ frame. / pressed brick: bank barn
30 fl. by so r.: hay and stock barn. 90
f. by 100 IT.. modern hog house. tool
house, garage etc. 40 acres timber
so acres alfalfa. Price $50 per acre
WIN accept other property as part pay
ment: long line on balance Wesley
Van Valin. GA Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 110T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Buy THIS PKOPERTY-Pay 1900 as
first payment. live IL five rooms, rent
out three rooms arranged for light
which viii take care Of the payments
OF your home. Eight rooms, strictly
Uodern. eight blocks frcm center OF
city. Price $500. Ralph c. Osborne.
Vain SO 49,. Conservative Life Bldg
OUTAGE GROVE Az rooms ali
modern home, bedrooms with closets.
bath, furnace, electric light. gas. els
tern, garage; alley 20 rear: quick nos
session; terms. Price 5000 TAYLOR
and Roth, Jefferson blvd. entrance.
Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 6B3i
Open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Is ACRES

is ACRES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ON
DIME HIGHWAY AT THE STATE
LINE WITH FRONTAGE OF 1889
FEET RUNNING BACK TO THE
NILES CAR LINE. WILL TAKE
TRADE. ACT QUICKLY If YOU
WANT AN IDEAL BUILDING SITE.
PHONE LINCOLN 1855. 1856 OR
$40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

90 age on O. rmslI fruit farm: good
Place. Address John Strasser. r. :.
Miles. Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

TTRT7TKN-For night work. Give age
and references With application. write
News Illness
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WE OFFER tnurouEb "Ourses In steun
graphy, bookkeeping elementary &C.
counting. secrctRrial branches and
higher accounting Cuafer with US on
your business or professional account
ancy education. Office omen every week
day and Monday and Thursday even
ings The South Bend Business Col
iege Fully accredited ~ the n. A. c.
8 Corner Michigan and Monroe It's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
FINANCIAL

6 PER CENT INTEREST
Is paid ca al deposits left WIKI ss
We loan money on first -1ortgass
securities Ia South Bend and xlsh-
rwaka Workingmen's Building q
Loan Assn Whttcomb a. ksllsrss
Office. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
AUTOMOBILES


TSED CAKS-I6is Chevrolet, mode 400
1870 Oldsm0tile. model 81 a; 1915 over
land, model 30 ltlJ Eco. ullsmoulle
sales CO. zzG-2-> g. Lafayette IT,.
alain 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
CLEVELAND Av.

\ seven room home located on a
large and well developed lot This
home Is newly decorated through
out and can give possession al once.
complete plumbing. gas and electric.
ity; paved street. near school aud
churches. A payment down, balance
like rent takes this home. Whitcomb
ami Keller Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 400.