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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

o. WEST WASHINGTON AVENUE
Corner half ~ double brick residence.
Eight rooms. complete downstairs Law
atory. front two rooms could easily
serve as doctors or dentists suite.
Ground $3.50 feet. large attic and base
meut. fine furnace. downstairs floors
are inlaid oak. Five firenlaces, built
iu bookcases. Dautries and buffet Price
81 property $4,000 part cash One Of
the best buys i1 South Rend rs the
owner is anxious for a quick sale and
has named a low figure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
.yyORDg mi
REALITY CO.
Independent"
Main $40 IS Planners IT, BIDS.


property in every part ~ thr rIrF- Hu-
commission is low. we satisfy sou. All
your property 90 our numerous a,lu-s.
We get results.
Homes in every part ~ So Bend and
suburbs. Our offerings are varied au.
large We have many beautiful modern
bungalows finished u 0ak Some with
treplaces and stationary tubs ef.. buIr
from one to i've years. Prices from 5000
Go 15ou.
See us before Won buy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

1854 DIAMOND AVENUE room
bungalow. nearly new. Good sized lot
q asphalt street alley I'm rear. oak
borders. birch mahogany trim. colon
made French doors. basement under
entire house, Rudy furnace. laundry
equipment, fruit cellar. good attic.
Possession 20 days Price 5000 sub
lect to assessment. third down. bal
ance like rent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
INSTRUCTION


NNH GRADUATE on THE HIGH
RTRApE THOMAS COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL is placed Goo the best position
by our state licensed employment de
partmcut W do NOT stop with t1iS
service hut assist iu future advance
weut Thorough steuogruphir. book
keeping. spcrptlriH efficiency courses.
individual instruction. NUu are not
held back bN classes. liHE and night
school nm session entire year in day
school ENTEk NOW Entire Third
Floor. Michigan and Washington Main
2sHa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

WE SELL THE EARTH This Is
Real Estate Week and we ale giving
q rebate OF so 10 every purchaser OF
q home
SOUTHWEST room bungalow. an
modern on large corner lot. OAK floors
and trim: fun basement, garage. $3.50;
rooms partly modern. $500: 500
e rooms, all modern. large living room.
oak floors. ful basement, laundry, fine
shrubbery. garage, 5000: terms
Close 90 High school. rooms all
modern, 3 bedrooms. fun basement: built
years 5000 terms
SOUTHEAST-G room bungalow.
bedrooms: on paved street: oak floors
full basement. beautiful oriental porch,
double garage. $4,000. 1000 cash
room all modern bungalow. $500:
500 cash.
room, partly modern. $3.50: 500
cash
rooms. bedrooms. al modern: Z
blocks from center; hot water heat.
laundry. garage, $4,000 terms.
rooms, 3 bedrooms. large lot. hot
water heat, garage. $500; terms.
HAUGH AND HARMON.
526 2s Formers Trust Bldg. Main 1IS2.
FOR SALE
South Carroll St. near Dubau, =
rooms good lot, electric light fgood To-
catiOn-Price $500.
Z room home on paved street close
10 StudebAker Plant: electric lights:
good location-Prfce 50 900
) room bungalow; northwest; mod
S4,sO; easy terms.
,. u,,
rooms moueFn oouWard aF..
square type; good home-Price $500
- rooms modern ;. Carroll St; has
sa4"se' F1''VV'
IOouns' square 2Pe, neaIF new
modern horth"esL-frlce - so.
,.o,cu- -, r,.nr.
Ground Floor, Union Trust Building.
For sale or Exchange on Contract
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


hI FEk FAHk-LOts-FOr bargalns 10
desirable locations see J. NJ. Jolly.
20 $. Main 81 Office phone GOD
kesidence Mishswaka 2114
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
SUBURBAN HOME

~ acres. three miles from court
house on main road, n mile from
interurban, near school and church
family orchard Of 20 trees, - acre
grapes and small fruit. - acre as
paragus shaded and We'll kept lawn:
one acre timber. J-rOom bungalow
barn and garage. Boul.ry house and
park. green house 1880 with hot
water heater anil complete water
power outfit VIII sacrifice for
quick sale Terms W. u. Dunna-
hoo, room !. Farmers Trust Bldg.
phones. Lincoln 553S residence. Har-
risOn 33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

For sale or Exchange ON Contract
Partly modern, 134 T.. Ohio street.
Modern house. 1S2O :. Carroll street.
Modern house. 202 r. Dayton street.
+ J. CLARK AND son.
4OJ-1O Union Trust Building.
Phone Lincoln 62S6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
wHITCoMB & KELLER

STUCCO BUNGALOW-On Dayton 81. /;
ready 90 move In: rooms and hath /:
roored attic. walls decorated. oak floor
bookcase and china closet. laundry /;
everything complete. cash or payments;
near school. motor bus aud car lines
Del Leer. Lincoln 1875.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
Home During Week.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSE FOR SALE-Seven rooms. all
modern large living room, open stair
way, three bedrooms. four closets. full
basement, large corner lot. Price $.
200. Mostly cash. Balance so month.
lh24 IaIe ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14


Real Estate For Exchange. IS
HOU SEWN sell or trade nv equity
IN six room modern house electric
lights. gas, furnace, stationary tubs.
etc; for car I'm good condition bal
ance easy terms Call evenings, 2107
High ST.
So ACRE FARM-For sale or exchange: :
one mile east Of interurban car line
one Michigan state line: good build
ings, immediate possession: reasonable
price. Colpaert Realty Corp, Black
stone theater build. Lincoln 2152.
S0-ACRE FARM-For exchange for
city property -SO-lcre farm with stock
and tools. uelr Edwarasburg has g.
room house, good barn, other out
buildings; winamillS. SIX acres i'm tim
Der. two head 10rscS six head cows
II head hogs. .hickens, all grain and
hay goes with farm
WM BECK.
fOf Citizens B"uE Bldg
Main 1867. Residence T.. 1922
Wantcd-RcaI Estate. 50
HOT SE-Wanted. OF 6 room house
with plumbing i'm n good residence
section. Price not 10 exceed $1,000
Write Box as. News Times.
HOU 50 WANTED viii pay as nigh as
$1,000 cash for n six or seven room
house. need not be close in Posses
sion within 20 o - days. Address
Box f2I News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

So miles northwest. Ia miles OF
Lincoln way West Heavy burr oak
soil slightly rolling l51 acres till
able. d acres timber. 20 acres orch
arb including $50 apple trees 80
cherries. 80 pears. 1000 grapes In
bearing Farm has good 10 room
house. shady well-kept lawn. )
room tenant house with small barn
bank barn 2Gvfo feet. large corn
crib. wagon shed. Doultry and hog
houses 3 miles from railroad and
Iuterurhau lines. q mile from schoo-
miles from church will be glad
% show So anyday Wiu sell OF
10 acres with main buildings. re-
serving tenant house. barn and s.
acres Price and terms reasounb BILE.
W - bu1nuhoo. room Farmer
Trust Bids ground floor Phones.
Lincoln 15->. Res Harrison 50 + J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW-On Calvert
st. and Motor Bus line. Ready Ca
move into. > rooms and bath floored
attic walls decorated, oak floors. book
cases, buffet, Garland furnace and
laundry. Lot 42X146 Cash or terms
also 3 modern homes under construc-
ton 10 choose from. Del Leer Lin
coin 1926
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

MAIN ST. SOUTH-6 rooms. large shsdy
lot: paved street. Price $500. Wesley
Van Yalin. ia Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln i10I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
MARIETTA STREET
NEW MODERN

Five room bungalow on St. Louis
blvd. eight minutes walk from cen
ter OF city; living and dining rooms
finished in oak, with built-in oak
bookcase: bedrooms and bath finished
in ivory. with oak floors: large attic
and basement: will be ready 70 CO.
cupy by May 1st: 1920 part cash.
balance payments. w. X. McHeury,
RealtOr. Lincoln J732 220 Farmers
Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

Suburban for Sale


SUBURBAN HOME
~ acres. five miles out on main
road, close to school and church,
large old or hard, Young orchard Of
about 40 trees: / acre straw berries.
grapes and small fruit. splendid
lO-rOom house with furnace: large
barn. chicken house ard park.
real home aud price for quick action.
Will sell off 10 acres with build
ings. See W -. u iauahoo. room &.
Farmers Trust Bldg caH Lincoln
Js2S. Residence. Harrison s. FL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

Wanted lr farm bv IL wear
old boy. Must Doc with good people
Write stating work, WAGES privileges.
etc Address BuN f4I. care Ncws Times.
: ALESNfAN Situation wanted young
man as salesman iu and around South
Bend state salary ~ T. t.. News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

I1Hlth -uue or two acres at Lydick.
lud close to both tuterurhan stops
ALSO or acres hy South Chalu % -
Lakes cali County 0G-F-3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

NV ESTAIENIS-S r have safe 8 &c non
taxable securities for conservative In
vestOrs. Welfare Loan Society. 2l3
8 Main ST.. phone Main GAs-
.TBERTY TONDS- Bought and sold.
g. j. Guthrie. 4-a j.. a. $. Bldg. Linz
coin 1856.
fIBEKTN BONDS bought and sod.
a. T.. Guthrie. I-9 j. ~ $ Bldg. Iiu-
colin I-sf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK. WITH
LEINBACH- II rMPHREY & TORREY
No
SEE A SPECIALIST

II YOU want the best results in any
Tine of business. see specialist. DO
not consult a banker about real estate.
consult him about banking If he is
successful banker BE- has no time 10
be an authority on real estate. besides
he might be biased He might prefer
for YOU % leave your money on deposit
than for YOU 20 invest &c. No man ever
became rich by depositing his savings.
they take your money and make invest
ments with 10 Why not make your
own money work FOR YOU instead OF let
ting the banker make your money work
for him
THINK THIS OVER Then take South
Side car 90 Dale ST, sunday and see
Floral Park or come up TO our office
tonight and let Us explain how YOU can
buy one or our Floral Park homesites
OF garden lots FOR as little as 81 down.
then few cents saved each day Will
pay Tor To. We help you get lumber
on easy terms with which 10 build
home and The vegetables Won rails,
viii Pay FOR tire domestic. Talk If over
with
LEINBACH HUMPHREY * TOBREY.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 75f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

The houses may be bought with a pay-
ment down and the balance on contract
HEALY, 4O7 DEAN BLDG
Phone Lincoln 6661
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

HOUSES. FARMS
BUSINESS PLACES
Houses IN 81 PARTS 81 The city from
500 % $500 down. balance terms.
city property and an kinds Of bust
ness places EJr sale. =. r. Martin.
Realtor o. F. Corby - Phone
Lincoln GiS2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
FINANCIAL
Iiu~ince4 Opportunftlcs

DRUGGISTS Desiring TO-
retire offer for s1le au OLD es-
tahlishcI manufacturing mail ord D.
business. we'll known product, add
vertiscs itself Write Box 1885, care
News Times
BUSINESS CHaSCES-And all Kinds
OF Investments for sale shoe stores.
workingmens furnishings, soft drlnx
Parlors, grocery stores. hotels. rOOming
houses. shoe repair chop: also good
lease for garage. must be sold at Oucs
See Beyers. room IS odd Fellows
Bldg Open evenings: also Sundays,
? 20 3 d NJ. Phone Main 1859.
STORE TOE SALE confectionery aud
ire cream uarIOr very good business.
Cau at John JuftrUskis. at 500 s.
Chaplin SO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
wHITCOMB & KELLER
WHITCOMB & KELLER

Edgewater Drive; new Groom
bungalow In choice location and
most conveniently CrIanged oak
trim and solid floors I'm the living
room. enamel finish in sleeping
rooms: sun Darlor; ,arCe basement:
laundry connection and floor drain
in basement; hot and cold water:
standard plum3ilg; extra good lot
Price and terms Call Main 1900
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
HOUSE

rooms and bath. modern home Ia
good condition: only S4,2O0: In north
west part OF city. and one good
south part OF CITY. A. II Shultz.
room 4. 216-lS w. jefferson Blvd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

sltuatIon Wnnted-NfaIe. :

fooD SIDE LINE wANTED-wRITE
NoFFEB TERMS. ETC: 80 RUBBISH.
ADDRESS BOX go. NEws-IIMEs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

Near Portage nv. car line room
modern home; hard pine finish first
floor; three bedrooms finished I'm
ivory with oak floors Large attic.
lot 41XI6O: $500. 81 800 down bal
ance monthly payments. Immediate
possession. w. X McHenry. Realtor
Lincoln 5133. go Farmers Trust
Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14


PARK Avs, ven room all modern
home on Park av.. near Riverside
Drive. Price $500 cash. Call Main
1883.
PORTAGE AVENUE
Double house-fJ rooms-9 rooms
all modern and 6 rooms partly mod
crn. street paved with brick los
feet front on Portage av Special
price, $500 half cash. W. d.
Dunnahoo. room 4. Farmers Trust
Bldg. Phones Lincoln 552S. residence.
Harrison S3-F1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
PROPERTY WANTED

WANTID-Properties 10 sell We have
more customers than we have prop
erty. We will get your price for your
property If it Is reasonable. ). VI.
Robinson * Son.
WILI.-Pay cash Send descrintion
street number and lowest cash price
Possession not desired Box JOS. care
News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

DOUBLE HOUSE
ON the corner Of scott and Wayne
SITS. "a rooms, : on each side.
stories. modern all the way through.
This house has hardwood floors,
full basement. laundry on both sides
and is finely decorated. There is
gaTlge in perfect condition The
house Is only years old and IL
splendid investment for anyone
interested in South Bend Real Estate.
Price $500. W. ID. DunnahOO room
4. Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones Lin
coin 5J2S. residence, Harrison 33 FL.
+. SOUTH ST-Near Lincoln way F.,
modern Groom Tome, oak floors in
rooms on first floor. five bedrooms.
$1,000 will sell uG payments. posses
sion ~ DAYS
W X. McHGNBY. Rcaltor,
Lincoln 1898. 20 farmers Cvust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

FARAiS-Chickeu rRTms, country homes
for sale or trade; farms. chicken fsrms.
country homes. any place you Wish
20 locate See Beyers. rooms rs. Odd
Fellows Bldg Open evenings: also
SUNDAYS to = Main IRS3
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20

received by Mr.. Goemann, president OF
the board from County Superintendent
of Schools b. c.. Wooster:
Board of Education, Cliffside, Al. j.
Gentlemen: / have learned with re-
gret that the authorization necessary
to proper adjustment of Cl1ffslde
School accounts, was not voted by the
people at your recent special meeting.
The main facts in this case as they
appear to me, are as follows:
Everyone should easily understand
how difficult it has been recently to
keep expenditures within the limits OF
previously estimated budget and how
frequently emergency conditions have
arisen to be met without undue delay.
The board of education responsible for
present conditions should not, under
the circumstances, be unduly blamed
1t should be made clear to ClitfSide
people that you are now doing exactly
this legal and straightforward thing
I am asked several questions:
First, Suppose the relief money is
not voted and you refuse to pay the
unpaid bills from next year years ap
preparation; what VIII happen?
Undoubtedly, the people to whom
money is due can easily secure court
judgments and the district will Their
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20

be obliged to assess and pay amounts
due with all costs. Money ordered by
the courts does not have to be voted.
Second, Suppose you pay the
amounts due from next years appro-
priations; what will happen?
You will be proceeding illegally and
1 will do all 1 can to have the state
appropriations withheld, as. provided by
law in such cases. We are determined
to stop illegal practices in Bergen
County whenever and wherever We
can.
Hoping everything will be adjusted
satisfactorily, I am
Yours very truly,
3. C. WOOSTER,
County Superintendent.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20
WILL DISARMAMENT STOP WAR?

Will disarmament in any way pre-
vent war? It may for period. But
there are many astute minds that pc
lieve something besides disarmament
will have to be tried before the wofld
will be safe from wars. The very
thing Germany claimed would prevent
her getting into war was the one thing
that forced her into the fiercest con-
fest ever waged on earth. America
was apparently safe from war wheh
she made little preparation for 1t.
Then for the time when she really
did some little getting-ready, she was
almost called names because She ap-
neored Indifferent. But the limit was
reached when this country was calico
cowardly. America was never cow
ardly. It's people have ever been as
brave as the world ever saw. so When
the late war got started three-fourths
of the country did not want war, ana
did all they could to keep out OF 1t.
But once necessity made war 1neVlta-
BILE. we got into it with such amazing
sneed as to astound all mankind. De
ScriptiOnS OF Wnat America uiu III
getting into the war have been print
ed in all languages and all are agreed
that nothing like the prodigallty OF
wealth and power we displayed was
ever before heard of. We simply out
did ourselves. And when our men got
over seas they could hardly be re-
strained from getting right into the
fray. without even a bit of training.
The question is, were we not really
safer from war in 1914 than we Will
ever be again? Let any nation at TINS
time dare to knock the chip Off Uncle
Sans shoulder, and my! what re-
sounding crash there would be! Ana
all the horrors and cruelties of the last
war will be augmented with redouDled
fury and slaughter 1t is possible that
in the next war that civilization may
be wiped out 1t is quite possible. So
isn't it just as reasonable to believe
that it might be the safe and sane
thing to lay down on the job of build
ing warships and maintaining 150,oO0
in an army? 1t looks like the best
way to invite another big war would
be to get ready for it.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20
Telephone Employees Buy A. r. & 7
Stock.

New York Telephone Company en-
ployees have purchased over three mil
lion dollars worth Of American Tele.
phone & Telegraph Company stock
under latest purchase plan, says The
Telephone Review, N. Y.
The total number of shares which
the 1905 persons subscribed for
amounted to 31,376, or an average of
approximately four shares for each in
dividual.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. stock bids fair to be the most
popular facility for saving that the
n. Y. Tel. Co. offers.
The world seems to be divided into
two camps, those who live with bills
or debts hanging over their heads, and
those who have an ever growing sur
plus. Small beginnings in thrift and
saving are most effective and not to
be despised. By saving just small
amount every week everyone is bound
to experience the great surprise Of
finding how quickly small amounts ac
cumulate. The greatest joy is that the
larger the "nest egg" becomes the more
it accumulates.
Remember the small acorn and the
large oak.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20

sculpture is so ingenious that persons
who move in a sedate orbit read it
as a proper decoration for the ex-
terror of temple, while those who
are prone to innocent levity, of
satirical kind, insist it is the dollar
sign, and laughingly add that it is
well placed over the brides entrance.
The bride is not unlike her mother,
nor unlike the groom, or the groom's
father, in appraising the dollar sign as
the mark of surety of bliss and COM
fort. The average person has pen
chant for money. Therefore, bride
elect who loves her chosen partner
could not be expected to jilt him, if
he is wealthy; and it is said of many
groom-elect that he is self-infiuenced
by motive, which he believes is a
principle, that it is just as easy to
love a poor girl as a rich one.
The exact religious symbol is, on the
other hand, more appropriately the
brides. Woman is more capable of
sacrifice than man, and capable of
greater sacrifice, and she is more con-
siderate and more religious because
she is endowed with the, merit of self
ishness and the virtue of charity. So,
it is not amiss that the problem over
the brides entrance is both the dollar
sign and a religious symbol.
The dollar sign is the cause of many
of the unhappy marriages. Men and
women who embark on the silvery sea
of matrimony look at the endless eX-
panse of unbroken happiness and last
ing, soothing calm. They expect con-
tent, serenity and plenty, and firmly
believe these blessings are their de-
serts. Whether in the married state,
or the single, storms and troubles are
the human lot. And the right symbol
for both bride and groom is that of
love, sufferance and trust; ever the
same in happiness and rue.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-20
OPPORTUNITY STIMULATES

eve all remember how when boys we
hated to carry water for mother, but
stood in line for a chance to carry it
for the elephants when the circus
came to town." says the Telephone
Review, N. Y. We know how children
hate to help about the Homework at
home and yet are crazy to go to camp
and work very much harder building
fires, cooking, washing dishes, and
keeping the camp clean.
We see men, who are languid and
Indifferent about their work in the
factory, go out into the hot sun at noon
time, play ball and run the bases with
life and vigor.
All Of these things prove that 1t Is
not work, as such, that men and wom-
en- want to avoid. Men and women
love work. The trouble is that some
are not interested in their work. Not
being able to see the results Of their
labors, they are not simulated by ap-
probation. They lack the desire to
do things"
You remember that q. S. Grant was
near the IOOI Oh Ills CLASS ut w est
Point, wasted his time in a little Illi-
nois town after he was graduated, and
was thought to be a worthless individ-
ual until responsibility was given him.
When great demands were made upon
him he responded in the manner of a
master.
The tonic that stimulates persons to
do their best work is the tonic of op-
portunity. Opportunity should be at
the elbow Of the deserving.
We're all human beings living in the
same old world. We're all most des-
perately human at heart. We may do
different work, read different books,
have different religions and political
opinions, utterly different interest in
life-but we can't get away from the
fact that we have that one supreme
thing in common, our humanity, and
we all like our work to be appreciated,
and the opportunity to enlarge it.