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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

with her beauty. gave her au oppor-
tunty to get before the camera.
Following her work in Miss Mac
Larcn's support, Miss Novak entered
seriously into her screen work and
quickly became recognized as comedy
star.
She appeared in two-rccl comedies
for several months and then took up
dramatic work, supporting such stars
as William :. Hart, House Peters, Tom
Mix and others.
Summoned to Universal City to star
in her own right, Miss Novak won her
| following through her first starring We.
hicles. The Torrent" and Society
Secrets.
evolves of the North" her current
release. was filmed in the wilds OF
Northern Canada and Yosemite.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Movie Revives the Tango

Interest in dancing the tango has
been renewed to such an extent from
witnessing Rudolph Valentines per-
formance in THE Four Horsemcn of
the Apocalypse, that dancing masters
and members of society predict the sum
mcr and fall will find the Argentinian
steps in greater vogue than ever before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
NovelIzes Her PhotoplaN

Gertrude AthcrDon has completed tae
novel version Of her first original photo-
play, Don't Ncglo"t Your Wife, 80 In
book form it will be ra.ie-i Honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

o. HENRY-Hcnry WaIthall hasn't
been seen on the screen for some time.
He has been playing on the speaking
stage through the Middle West. 1t is
reported that he will get back soon to
filmdom, and that he has been offered
contract for four plays.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

GISlIITE-Lillian Gshs plans for
her next picture are indefinite. When
David Griffith was in town this week
he told us that he was not ready to an.
nouncc what his next production will
be. 1t Is widely believed that it will BE-
Faust. IL SO Miss GlSh would most
likely be his choice for Marguerite.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

BETSI-Gladys Leslie did leave tbs
screen for a while. but she Is back again
She was away for nearly year. She
appears with Lionel barrymore in elm
the Penman." Her last work was with
GLADDEN. James for Nitagraph
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Anst0erS to Questions
From Movie Fan,

SOPHIE-Yes: Conway Tcorls v,,
formerly an actor on the speaking stavs
lie comes from two families of actoss
For 200 years both the CONWAY and
Tear,le families have been giving tSci, hi,
members to the playhouse. both IN Ers' s,"
land and America. Conway Tcarls W.,
educated in England and served III II,
stage apprenticeship there. His nav %
contract calls for six starring nictu,s,
a year. "Marooned Hearts" viii h.
the first one. '' w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

JACK HOLT ADMIRER-Ycs. vs
will print a picture Of Jack Holt n,
you some time next week. Watch
for il. NV"
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
Wfndk.m County Farmers Are Inter
ested

The Department Of Agriculture
says: within the past two weeks
however. the aeii phosphate price
have declined from $1,000 ton to
$500 a ton on the basis Of Baltimore
quotations. and the price viii probably
continue to decline, as the stocks or
hand are, in reality, large. Informa-
ton mas reached the department that
not only is the cost Of material falling,
but that the cost Of manufacture IS
also decreasing"
Ca1tioning farmers against buying
at present prices the circular contia-
ues: IF prices which the manufac-
turers are now putting forth, which
are based upon the unit costs Of Seq
TENDER IS, prevail daring the entire
season. ii will be necessary for the in
dividual farmer who uses fertilizers to
exercise unusual care in shaping his
aperatiors so as TO avoid undue risk
of financial less in his effort to main
tain normal production Of essentia al
crops"
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
Annual N. E. NJ. p. A. Meeting Al
Ford Hall, Boston

The annual meeting of the New
England Mix Producers Ass9ciatio-
will be held in Ford hall. corner Of
Ashburton Place and Bowdoin street
Boston. Jan. 25th and 26th.
John r. Stromberg, County Presi-
dent, toyether with dee rates that
were elected from number Of locals
in the county. will be in attendance az
this meeting.
Following the BANQUET tire niyht OF
the 25th. DIR. Charles E. North of New
York and Prof. W. P. B. Lockwood of
the Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
lege, will be the speakers.
County AGENTS have been invited
to the meeting, showing the gratitude
of the N. f. NJ p A. officials for the
cooperation of the County Age It's in
connection with the local and county
meetings of the N. E. VI. P. A.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
Woodstoet Agricultural Society and
Farmer Asss. Cooperating

The Farmers Association ia cooper
ating with the Institute Committee sp-
pointed by the Woodstock Agrieultur-
al Society at It's annual meeting. VIII
liam c. Child, chairman Of the insti-
.ute, called a meeting of the institute
committee last Thursday evening, and
the following tentative program was
drawn up.
sue. ects: Poultry, Dairying. Fruit.
Under Fruit, packages and spraying
viii be the sui, ects for discussion.
Under Poultry, the latest develop
nents in the poultry industry. inelni-
ing organization, lights, feeding and
housing, will be discussed.
Under Dairying. the TOPIC will be
Building Up the Dairy Herd by Feed
ing, Breeding and Weeiing.
Either w. II. barrow or S. II. II d.
lister from the College will handle the
fruit subjects; Roy E. Jones, Exten-
sion Poultry Specialist, the poultry
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
cssrn.ey. Hssstsis 80 AyvuAiss a<s

cssrnsey. Hslsssis sd Ayv~kiss r<s
Meet
A meeting ~hsch marks TIE BEGIN
ling of some ef5cient dairy cattle or
zanization work ia windhsnn County
vas held IN the Fxrmers Association
-oons Tnarzday Ct last week TIE
Guernsey. HsIstein and Ayrzhirs
breeds we're represented .: th1 meet
ing.
The following men rSyres<nter The
different bre<1s: John Dorsey, Pvt
ram; William c. Child Wood<tock
John z. stromberz, Abisgtsn; GserH-
s4ys. c. z. Ponroy. wiiiinautse; L.
s. Bareox. KIli3ngiy. p. J. Chzbot,
Piainfeid; Ceo- g. Bowen. Eastforo
4yshires. T. G. St4sss, TLempssH;
William s. Warren, Esssford. Hol-
steirs.
The meeting vas called BY the
County Agent, uTth lie assistanee Of
the chairman Of the breed committees.
r. A. Campbell and 3 w. Ellis Of the
College were pree~n, snd. together
with the County Agent. pointed out
the organization possibilities, and the
advantages Of such organization.
The meeting vert on record as IA
voring q uemberstlp tie-up with the
Farmers Associatson, and that three
delegates from es<n of the three
breed organizatisss should be mem
bers Of the Farmers Association
County Dairy Committee. Charles B.
Pomeroy Of WiLimantie was elected
chairman Of the County Dairy Com
mittee.
The GUERNSEY men are TO hold q
meeting the Zets of this month for
the purpose OF eleeting their three
delegates, perfeeting their organiza-
ton with the kslp Of representative
from the National Guernsey AEsocia-
t.on.
The Holstein men are TO have a
meeting In the near future for the
same puprpose, as Is also the case with
the Ayrshire breeze 3.
The keeping of pure bred bulls, Of
milk and feel records, and lettering
the cattle EXHIBITS at both the Wood
st ek and Brooklyn Fairs, are among
the objects contemplated by the
breed organizations as soon az they
are formed.
Briefly, this is definite step toward
the organized accomplishment Of
larry improvement work in Windham
County. By the Farmers Association.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14

TO the highway department at Hart
ford. The highway department in
formed the motor vehicle department,
and johnson was sent out to hold the
truck up.
When johnson overlook the truck
he ordered the driver to proceed to
Putnam, where the truck and load
we're weighed. The total weight was
29. go pounds. This exceeded the
10000 pound limit the law allows.
and Johnson pleaded guilty in the
city court. The minimum fine of 500
was imposed, with costs of sl9,29. In
the absence Of Attorney Z. c. Morse
Assistant Prosecutor II. c. Bradford
Represented the state
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND
FARM BUREAU NEWS

srd p. a. Campbell Extenzisa spe-
c4zlIst from the College, The dstry1nz
part Of the program.
The meeting viii start 2. 1879 -
the morning, stopping at IL for iunrn
with two sessions n the afternoon
beginning az ] o'cl3ck-
The f5th or 18th Of February were
the dates decided upon AZ tbs NEE
ing Men and Tonea in the cfferen
sections Of the town were appointed
70 see TIA. those 10 their sections az
tend the ins-ftzte-
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14

Sorae very good corn Is being SEN
20 Hartford to compete IN the Farm
ers' Association exhibit, and also l.
the Individual clzsses- s j. Owens
Extension Agrononnist. and the Coun-
.ty Agent, have beea among eorl
growers the past week, snd q ven
credi.able lot Of corn was gotten to
gethe-.
The following are the men frorr
whom the corn was obtained: s. X
Peckham, Woodstock; William {
Child, Woodstock; John z. Dorsey
Putnam: Edwin T. White, Pomfrel
Landing; DIN q. Earrows, Putnam
w. ?. Herr, Brooklyn; Charles Hyde
Brooklyn; Mr.. Harris, Brooklyn; Les
ter Williams. Brooklyn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
TRUCK DRIVER FINED 500
State Highway Department Comp.aia'
OF Overlooking

Clifton Wood Of New Bedford, q
truck driver for the International
Trucking Company, was held up near
this city Tuesday evening, by John
Johnson of New London. inspector
for the state automobile department,
and ordered to appear in court We'd
nesday morning.
Wood was en- his way to Providence
from Baltic with a load Of raw cotton.
The size Of the load attracted the at
.ention of men working on the state
lighway and the matter was reporte
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
vCoLEs WCNkE25
CUT zzk PER CENT

Is znost Ct the NDo4ea -nilss Of this
artios faIie- TIE esd of the Aneri-
en- W5osen Company j. matter Of
Uage scale, the recent Announcement
- William NJ Wood. prezsdent Of ne
esrcern, Of wage re1retion Of p y
Ter cent, l. Of interest he-esbSats-
re reduction goes into eTeet Jan. IL.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14

Arsonx iae su=ytersy bills paid ~
the tate c snfptrolIer last Fridsy ~as
one af S4iZsz, being tire quarterly
bin Of TIE wsndhzn county CORNER
srthrr G. Dlgl Of Dznisisoa. Coroner
/ helan Of Fairfield eountyy receive !.
s4,s54sE, and Coroner Calhoun q
Hertfo~9 erurtv. sf.5s3.74.
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
EVERY DETAIL OF THE 1872, BUICK HAS BEEN IMP

The worlds famous Vlynfad Motor always the powerful
economical of the aunehst existence We have
stalled silent timing increased bearing surfaces where
eliminated minimum
ve Buick mudguard muf windsheds and lamps The
beautiful 1921 models have entirely body lines You old Gil
instantly glove
have improved the springs cushions comfort Do,
tail of the Cord Tires regular
Putnam patriot., 1921-01-14
NO OTHER AUTOMOBILE HAS SUCH A GOOD
REPUTATION

Beyond all
Everybody admits it, everybody That Wonderful
Children Dick
They all admit will be
hundreds Of millions of miles
rioded American
reliability
aion-Buick the First Place Car
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
9WGGE99ooPOUU[EIR
Principle

Principle is the backbone of all personal and business
ntegrty-the star that must guide all seekers for
Principle in business enforces observance Of we'll
defined motives and methods. You absorb the real
meaning of the policy and service of your firm only when
you work full accord with the plans of your superors
Routine is the form that business principle take
to be put acton-system makes the han
ding Of routine profitable.
Without principle. a mans work will be irregular and
chaotic-vvth it he becomes the of details and
definite productive force.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
AUTOMOBILES


TSED tARS-For sale, repair wOrE
done tow service: well pull you In
any tive dav or night Central Car
eye. 40 y Mi Ct Main 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

MICHIGAN FARM WITH
PAIR HORSES. CROPS, I COWS AND
CALVES. HOGS. SHEEP. PoUL-
TRY. POTATO PLANTER. DIG
GER, DAIRY UTENSILS. FULL
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. THROWN
IN; ACT QUICKLY AND
STEADY JOB. EASY LIVING
YOURS FROM BEGINNING ~
POPULAR SECTION. CLOSE
THRIVING r. t. TOWN. AID
vANTAGEs: 20 ACRES: MOST
LY LoAan T1LLAGE. GOOD
wIRE-FENCED PASTURE; APP
PIES. CHERRIES. GRAPES;
WE'LL LOCATED COTTAGE
OVERLOOKING RIVER; GOOD
BARN, POULTRY HOUSE. ETC
OTHER INTERESTS COMPEL
IMMEDIATE SALE. ALL sa5oo.
PART CASH. EASY TERMS. M
MEDIATE POSSESSION MUST
ACT QUICKLY TO GET THIS
DEsrRABLE GOING FARM
cATALoG FREE. F. A BUR-
LrNGToN wAlLAxD. MICH.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

YOUNG MAN-With about six years 81
business experience, a knowledge Of
salesmanship and a college education
would consider n better permanent
connection than now in. Must be a
chance TO grow or will not be cOnSid-
cred. Write OF your proposition CT Of
arrangements for an interview to Box
3J2, News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10


Business Services offered Is
lLECTRICsL SERVICE-wc 10 mi
Kinds OF tcrtrical repairing. reu-iud nc
AID machine work. Fred :. Levi 4
Co. Vain .lli. night can. Lincoln 1ilS.
EOOfI NG--sN ant a rOOrer: EiaS5Fated
Roofing Co. 2lS y. Michigan Phone
Mao 2{0S.
GENERAL TEAMINCi = Ilirt ana ash
hauling, blowing and grading proper
Isl done at reasonable prices. Phone
llngoln lN9 40 any time.
v T. CLEAN windows. rarp-ts. rugs. wal
rAper We vosb painted ceilings aud
walls Work guaranteed: bonded em
lioyes. South Rsnd Window Cieauiue
90. llnNOin olJf Prices reasonable.
y kLLS-Eepsired sew NelIE snd eIs
tern cleauiDg. III. Hate o4l I.aPOrts
a. Phone Lincoln sB1
Kodak Finishing 1SA
BAGBN PHOTO Ce-kodak finishing:
Eastman films aud enlaEgementa
hau orders carefully handed Mich
Ian a. Collar.
B4Bl y PlCFt EE or your picture AZ the
--tDeIty studio qualitE % worE IN
eAcelled. l223 " Washington av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

RELIABLE MARRIED MAN
To work on lawn, take care OF no.
water boilers and chickens aud do
other work around place in city.
Modern hcme furnished In replying
give reference and experience. Adj
dress Boz 80. News-Tlmes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
FINANCIAL

Wanted-TO Borrow II
81 80. % on new J-room bungalow Just
completed. Call Main 4451.
N,0OO.OO WANTED LOAN on irst mort
gage two small houses and SIX lots.
VIII pay percent and accept all or
part IN Liberty bonds az par. Lincoln
G696
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
INSTRUCTION

Local instruction Classes ~
MUSICAL DANCING DRAMATIC-PTi-
waite lessons only two private studios:
all late steps in waltz, fox trOt. one
step and toddle. No failure here; We
guarantee 10 teach you. Charles c.
Gates Dancing StudiOs, 10 L. Wayne
ST. Phone; LiRcoln 649l.
TUESDAY, SEPT. SINTH- TWELFTH-
Annual fall term opening. Night
school begins Wednesday, Sept. 4. The
Thomas Commercial school. southeast
corner Michigan and Washington. Main
2yJi Thorough business courses
StenOgraphic, Bookkeeping. Secretaria!,
etc. High grade. The best The
Thomas school Licensed Employment
Agency places al graduates and 9TH
ers placing application Enroll az once.
MANY ARE NOW ENROLLING.
The South Bend Business College has
added several new courses, including
higher accounting and auditing add
siOnal instructors have recently heen
employed MANY young people from
south BEND aut vicinity are enrolling
how. Tor information call 81 Mar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10


Wood and coal prices for 10 days
ending August 10th
Mixed slab wood, ranks for $50
one rank for S275. Beech and ma
pie slab wood, ; ranks, $500 Crate
fire wood, one rank, $3.50 Country
block wood 3 ranks, S11.j0. Kent
and Harrisburg Illinois soft coal
$500 a ton. With each ton order
Of Kent or Harrisburg coal we give
free one half rank of slab wood.
Old Ben illinois coal, $500 per ton.
West Virginia Splint. S1100 per ton.
Pocahontas. $11.O0 per ton. Nut.
stove and egg sized hard coal. $3.50
per ton. South Bend Coal and
Wood Co, Lincoln 5S74
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SOME on OTR H0NFs
completely modern home. Isrgs airy
utu rooms. open stairway. long living
A. 80 iaTse lot. shrub -e-y and hedge
an lpeai home. $500 800 cash
Part modern 9. room home fu excellent
conaltions large Tot. fruit and shrubhcry.
garage, $500. 81 90 cash
farL modem excellent home two stor-
lfs I'VE lar-e rooms. plenty 90 ciosct
Slon cash
Seven room modern sem bungalow.
Uult I'VE years large rooms. laundry
anu dryiag rooms A clean. bright.
lot. $500. 81 20 cash
View. beautiful home ia test part -
el.E completely modern tot and cold
soit wafer; double garage: shades. rods
linoleum aud awnings Included. Tot COX
lo9. $500. 81 o0o cash
excellent modern home. seven rooms
garage good location. S2100. $1,000
We have msnv pleasant homes along
tne oeauuful Niles highway near car
me We have acres and half acres IN
aIuHiiore' rear car line, we have several
Near Miami street We hsve go choice
Iots az 10" prices; SO down. s. pe-
We have lots IN every part OF city ans
wORDFN REALTY co.
IS Earme-s Trust R'dc N-i, as
HOUSES FOR SALE
OWlng 70 The lowered Cost - material
90 81 laoof We are To pos tion to huui
70 more houses no a very low figure
These houses are being huflf In an
American section. on car line ana a
rapid growing section OF the city
10Y select The Iot anI we VIII start
the house 90 once
EiNe-room bungalow with bath room;
full basement with concrete foor and
walls inside eellgr wav. kitrhen chin
neT; wiring complete with necessary dx-
lures water supply in house painted
two coats outside three Inside. outer
wells sheeting. paper siding: inner
walls lathes and plaster. re,lar shlngle
roof; price $3.50. including lot, with
snla. pay nent down: balance $500
monthly. Including interest
CAN You BEAT IT7
we can build only limited number %
these houses. so set busy and get your
MEYERS. LONG & HUTTON.
Room Orpheurn theater hlTr fTpstairs1
over Orpheuni theater
open evenings ~ o SUNDAY ~ iiam
wHTTCoNTB & Keller
Edgevater Place.
A new siK-room modem honss -
stucco construction. AT oak finish iu
living room. Onen drenlace: enamel hn-
ish upstairs. Bedrooms oil extra iarVe
with closets Square basement with Roor
drain and laundry corrections. Fvtrs
Urge lot. For price and terms call Main
400.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
BUNGAT Ow-
Buy this neat little bungalow and save
furniture Of contract. now vacant.
|. z. J. CLARK a son.
2o8 Citizens Bank RIdC
Res; Iincolr 62S6 Ofice: lincoln 5SIa
FARMS FOR SAL <
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
~ ~ DE-

Isl ACRE
Dork loan. level land two sets Of erceI-
lent buildings; stock gro grain farm
e0ual % the hest i1 ST. Joe county.
miles from South Eeni: paved road 81
per acre.
We have farms ~ al sizes
WORDEN RFArTT CO
DIS Farmers Trust Eldr. Main a.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
fine 40-acre farm south ~ Soutf
Pend. well improved. good clay Loan
soil. also acre tracts on Dixie Highway
VIII build TO suit buyers.
p. +. BONDrRANT
Main co. 80 j. u s. Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

CHAPLIN ST.-FIve-rOOm house In good
shape: immediate possession. Price
s. 400 90. Only $1,000 down. 500 .
month. This Is the same as renting
house : NJ. Robinson & Son. l2i
y Main 81
DINTE HTGHWAY-For sale or trade
city property, my small tract Of land
located on Dixie highway, near Rose
lawn: terms. price very re1sOEaole'
Call Lincoln 2f3S.
FOR SATF- APAR TMEITS-WOuld like
two more c0ngen.al PARTIES 20 join Us
IN purchase Of apartment building. SIX
apartments OF six looms and bath
each 20 have Own a iartment. strictly
modern and ideally located For fur
Their info rmation inquire OF Wesley Van
Vain. ca Farmeys Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10


4 SNAP IF TAKEN THIS WEEK-7-
room house, partly modern, + blocks
from post office, $1,000 terms. Six
room house, Z blocks from center. So
600. terms. Six room house on Penn
sylvania St, partly modern. terms
Forty acre farm with house and barn
$4,000. Forty acre farm with timber
a bargain. One hundred and twenty
acre farm on Lincoln Way West. one
Of the best farms in St Joe county
good house and bhrn-bargain. !.
$. Clark. so Farmers Trust bldg. Lin
coin 1916
A SPLENDID BUSINESS site with OH
improvements near corner OF Washing
ton and Olive. on Washington. about
% feet. Fine location for one large or
two small stores. This property can
be purchased at baTgaiO considering
the possibility Of future development
Can be bought for cash or terms. Call
at 225 S. Main. See Mr. Merrick or Mr.
Jolly. Lincoln I696
ALL MODERN-Eigbt room house F.
paved street; large garage: big lot {:
possession at once. Hastings Realty
Co. DIS \. Michigan St
COMPLETELY MODFRN -Six room
house. just built, In 800 block on L.
Milton St: oak floors, price A59b
small PAYNE ut down. balance as rent
s. Main ST Main S8.
ALL MODERN, one-quarter square from
Miami St. on Fox; large living room.
dining room. three bedrooms. Kitchen
nice basement; hardwood trim; lot
42l3x12S; price very 600.
$1,000 cash. Would consider automO-
bile 10 500 and 500 cash. J. VI. Jolly.
90 s. Main ST. Phone Lincoln 6G98
Residence Mishawaka 2l14
ALL MODFRN e'ght room house. ev en-:
furnace three car garage; y. Hill =
$500 5000 down: balance monthly.
Hastings Realty Co, 2lS y. Michigan
ST
CLOSE IN-Seven rooms, gas. stool aId
city water; small alley lot; paved
street: all improvements IN and paid
for. Price $1,000: easy terms Ralph
c. Osborne, Realtor. ". 512. Conser-
vative Life Bldg.
COMPLETELY MODERN-Six room
house, just built IN 100 block ).
Main St: oak floors; price sI.5OJ :
email payment down, Lalance as rent.
Securities Investment Corporation. l.
S Main II. Main SO.
CLOSE IN on Columbia ct, rooms and
large bath room ideal for railroad
man: price cut 20 $500 for quick sale.
Terms $500 down and $40 per month.
]. N. Jolly. - - Main st. Phone Lin
coin G696; residence phone, Mishawaka
2114.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
wHITCoNrB & KELLER
FARMS FOR SALE

PRODUCTIVE MICHIGAN FARM wTTH
PAIR HORSES. CROPS. 7 COWS AND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10
EMPLOIM ENT

Help Wanted-Male 81
4 NAN, At GOOD PAY with car TO work
this county With line OF speclalties
Surety required. Fast sellers. See MI.
Mielke. Jefferson Hotel
MEN-TO NOV peppermint. Call County
g9F3.
ONE OK TWO MEN 10 cut fallen ,ree
In stove wood. 20l0 Lincoln way w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

fart modem excellent home two stor-
les I've lar-e rooms plenty ~ cioset
enS arts space; large l0f. garage. 5000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

NfMt or GU b HOMES
completely modern home, 3 i7rEe airy
bed rooms. open stairway. long living
."m large lot. shrubrery and hedge.
An lueai home. $500 800 cash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-10

NORTHWEST-One block from car line.
six rooms. water. gas. large lot. Price
NOigt and Bradford. ground foor Tn
ion Trust Bldg. Lincoln Oil
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-14
LO CAL REALTY
MAN is HOME

7. c. Johnson, well known Ell Cen
ira raelty dealer, is home after max
ing q circle of the United States. He
left several months ago and motorized
along the southern boundry of the
country, thence via Washington, New
York and Niagara Falls to Canada.
He remained in that country until he
reached the Pacific coast and return
cd home through the coast states.
While absent he told the wonders OF
Imperial Valley to 100000 persons,
largest audience being 5000 persons,
gathered at a fair. He distributed
5000 booklets for the FL Centre cham
her Of commerce and posted 1000
cards announcing his business and To-
cation. He will go to the coast for a
few days and will return to the val
ley for the winters business.
$40 2 gallons Of gasoline and 131
quarts of oil were used on way with
cne complete change of tires all the
way round: The entire cost of the
trip averaged $500.