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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30

sFhe great destruction wrought by
she cotton boil weevil this year has
made the problem Of its control a
sNita1 one to practically all cotton
planters. Everywhere the question
8 Is heard, What can be done to avoid
this loss next year?'
For many years prior to the de-
velopnnent of, poison control measures
The United States Department of Ag-
.riculture advocated fall destruction of
cotton plants by burning or plowing
under, as the most important step
\ Ia controlling the boil weevil. 1t is
stni good practice as an auxiliary to
seentrol BY poison.
The proper time for the destruc-
ton OF the plants in the fall is when
ever the weevils have become SO
& numerous that there is no prospect
that any more cotton will be made.
It is an easy matter for any planter
: to determine this point by an exani-
nation OF few. plants in his field.
Whenever it is found that all, or
nearly all, Of the squares and some OF
the bolls are being punctured, there
SIS no hope for producing any more
cotton. The farmer should then wait
until the bolls already set on the
plants have opened, and destruction
should then take place Immediately
BY all means, if possible, destruc-
ian pf plants should take place before
FROST but destruction after frost,
Z Enough not nearly as efficacious as
early destruction, should always be
practiced when it has not been pos
aible to remove the plants previously
& The plants should be plowed under
Il deeply, or completely destroyd by
fire mo sprout cotton should be left
] TO furnish breeding places for the
weevHs
Mere are four principal reasons
why the process of fall destruction
Aiiould@ be practiced universally by
planters in infested regions:
First. Fall destruction prevents
absolutely the development of a mul-
= titude OF weevils which would other
iise become adult nithin few weeks
spS the time Of hib rnation. The de-
rnction Of the immature stages OF
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
S..Ll. or PERSONAL PROPERTY

SALE or Personal PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing listed personal property will be
offered Tor SALE at public auction, at
the late residence Of J. Sol Doolcy,
deceased, on Saturday, December 5,
1921: One wheat >2'thres:ler: one
reaper; one mower, one hay rake; =;
one WoOd-saw: three gasoline engines
G. y. D., 8 IL h. D.. ard 1-2 h. p.):
one pea thrcshcr; ON mower; one
disc harrow, one riding piow, one disc
plow; two cultivators; one corn stalk
cutter; two drag harrows. two Suano
distributors; one o-hrsc wagon; one
1-horse wagon; one COW.
The sale will begin at 10 o'clock a.
M, and he terms will be Cash.
MARGARET DOOLEY. DeviSce,
NEWTON G. DOOLEY.
MINNIE S. SHCLL,
Executors.
N"Er:nh"r =. IA@.-2W-G%
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
CURING PORK.
;;:.;": Method and Dry Method EX-
Dlaincd


clemson College, Nov. 2S.-Coun-
~ sausage and home cured ham.
.,:lile, but too often he will be disap-
rointed in the eating, because poten-
ignorance Of the essentials Of meat
curing. Weather conditions affect
meat curing to some extent but they
can be overcome.
The pork carcass should be divided
on the basis Of lean or fat, thick OF
thin. Properly divided, there will be
ham, loin, bacon, shoulder and head.
says d. T. Herman, extension swine
specialist, who makes the following
suggestions on curing meat.
The ham is cut Off just back Of
the rise Of the backbone and at right
angles to the leg. The hindleg is
cut off an inch above the hook, and
the foreleg an inch above the knee.
The head is cut from the shoulder
at the atlas joint and includes all of
the owl meat. The shoulder is cut
!, off between the third and fourth ribs
and at right angles to the body. The
bacon is cut from the loin just be-
low the tenderloin muscle on the rear
part of the middle and parallel to
the back. All Of these cuts require
trimming and suuaring. This i'm
proves the appearance Of the finished
product, and makes for uniform cur
ing. No more lean meat than neces-
sary should be exposed, as curing
! hardens it. All loose pieces should
be trimmed off, for they dry out in
| curing. All but one-fourth inch of
| fat should be trimmed off the loin
and put into the lard, care being taken
in trimming this Off not to cut into
the loin.
| Lean trimmings and head meat go
into the sausage, fat trimmings into
the lard. The loin and sausage are
used for fresh meat and the remain
der is cured.
The first essential to successful
curing is thorough cooling, but the
meat should not be frozen at any
time. Either brine or dry curing will
be satisfactory. E-inc requires less
work unless it sets ropy and in this
! case it must be drawn of and boiled
or L new brine made. Brine also
keeps away insects and vcrmin. Dur
ing warm weather the dry method is
much safer. Whichever method is
used j: is advisable to r'.,. '.... ..;.-
face "f the meat "ltn .A,~ 81; .u.
allow it ~ 'i:>1,, F.. -. - j. l,-~~-..
i":r l.tv!>.u& :" rae "''r.-
;jy!nc 1fc:'>,,: ~ tl,ring
t'"~'.'. ..i~ ru:!::.. >sa,. 20 pounds of !
>.:!:, - ;'''';'.us Of sugar, ounces
e: So: !:prlcr. ! II gallons Of water
Tor every 100 pounds Of meat. Boil
these in the water so that they will |
be thoroughly dissolved and allow to
cool. Pack hams in the bottom OF
the container, shoulders next and tn,
bacon cuts on top. and pour on the
brine, being sure that it covers the
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
SANDY RI : Gtts'E:T

We were very lis. - some
nice showers ut IA. .'.... e" re very
accept. bic hc?eai'u.,
The candy pulli! q, Al. J.. G..
Culler's was enjoy: j'gi:,:, 'i"::i!:
- .a~-;v "rs.Wi .. .... ks.
Mrs t'-ou Itcst ana Ms. je'2..'
E'aoe a .pLseasa11t- i. &.
IUl.cT Tue#d@y q ...
Ny. 3. Il. Jun .,.r 2p"n. last Fri
day night with he ,.A:At. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Smitl.
Miss Helen Stat.", t'o'.. 'olullb bla
visited her parents - r.
Misses Mae Mic iic Stab
Ter and Sallie Car were the
GUESTS of Miss In. Williams
Saturday altcrnoo::.
Miss Jimmie lIa:t,'" =pent last
week with her .o;.s.t |.lss Ruth
Rast, of Sandy r..
Mrs. J. J. C@i:<. ":.:. sons are
spending 2 few Ca>. ~. .clatives at
Elloree.
Me. and Mrs. '...i3 i3l.' : ckemhaker
from near st. Na;:':r-s isited their
parents. Mr.. an - \. Lucas,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank x ~. ,.'j family VS.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
COTTON Ae:=S(),
TO Ls.S(I'Z1S
D().L NEEVIL

Columbia, N"> - Officials OF
the South C>::A.-. division Of the
American C"-to:! 1850. iation say that
the annual ,.."til.: g.. the Association
which will - h,l3 Wednesday, De-
cember :. - =, ne Of the largest
gatherings 4; .2::uers ever held in
the Stat :<-..2:,s received from
over the S>a... !A.;icate that there will
be thou '..... =: attendance.
The S-....I. amber Of Commerce
has ta!:":: : ,pon itself to see that
Sumte~ r~..a:y 5 represented by not
less 'n:ui 20 farmers. Merchants,
bank .rs :;..,t business men are also ex-
pectod :" ..,I".d.
The .r"tjag will resolve itself
largely iu." :. conference on the boil
w"e,;l I'D Aow to best meet the in
v;.:i.,: ii hat pest. Prominent plant
e:s Crutl tle boil weevil districts Of
>::.",, s.at:s have been invited to be
prr+..: I'D tell how they solved the
?r1b;... created by the coming OF
fHo 2y..,..l.
T,:.. letting on December will be-
-. ,:..;:nptly at noon and an invita-
10" - extended to every farmer in
S;;.15: Carolina to be present.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
TRESPASS NOTICE i.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass on the lands Of the under
signed by hunting. fishing or other
Wise. All persons violating this
notice will be punished to the full rN-
tent OF the law.
n. WEST CORLET.
J. II. COELET
y. =. T~.,..1.I-
'Ei.-- ..-..'t.iEi .'r..
.,.r.;
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
>.;.-~ =. -yE..

-. i:"rso... :..v hereby warned nOt
l." .r.~!:,,ss upon the lands OF either
ny river or sandhill place for the
purpose Of hunting, fishing, hauling
straw or any ether purpose, unless
they secure 4 written pc-rait from
me.
4t-p-7 SIM T.. HENDRIX.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30
HfNIlS TossWEET POTATO GROW.
ss1Eag AND STORAGE HOUSE

i11I1IIIi Iiii| : eg6fs must be considered
handling afcrop of sweet potatoes;
;na1neiy, harvesting. grading and cur
ar5x Negligence in any one of these
may result in partial or complete loss
sof HE crop, warns the horticultural
si6n of clemson College.
Haryesting Pointers.
Harvest before frost injury.
IN case Of frost clip the vines
! he main stem before thawing or
fee4tng again, and dig the potatoes
sooHAs weather permits.
s. Remove ,she vines only from
5se area to be DIG that Jay, as they
sas a blanket u protecting the roots
krest the surface.
P1ow deep 20 reduce the "cuts'
ad handle as - @sato were as
easily broken as al
.5 Remove the ha. 81 Of each
day from the field aad place in stor-
age sor a good close SID in which
an Aven temperature is had.
sS Give preference TO Numbe,
8 smooth potatoes lha. are true
tU name and type and not less than
four inches in length and 3-4 inches
sss4sa S4a .E.e.ls.s -, nor greater than 10 in
s35flsag = !es h and 1-2 inches in
H. ~. =sa,.. 1e number 2's may be
gsff,T lei. gt:>, T. t the diameter must moi
ssE*ss,ez fssS t.1ac 1-2 inches nor larger
Fsss. 5 - -. hes and the potato may
). n; rte=-ei!2,. \ shape. Oversize po-
u d ess.lGe&z> l.aT,. as jumbos), anC
- rsgS s.. 3.f1iG be fed to livestock, a:
sssssisaa =, T.. * the latter in the ma.
s.sssSt.:T -ces, are unfit fol
- atoes must not in c~-
- 81 .::ass TIE storage nous" viz;
-. .soss
Dry op/ 5so hefosc bring
ia tie ,h4vese.
s1allfain 4 temperature of so
81 les ia..n& the curing per-
81 asl-19. 70 Il day. depending upon
Sessher Conditions
Keep a slow fire while the po-
q fat0e6 are being brought in the house.
- snring begins not later than put in
fter curing is begun, the same put in
- fter curing begun, the same condition
Will exist as if new eggs are added af-
sr hen has ben sitting several days.
ENeessiEee emoistures will give trouble.
Give thorough Ventilation dur
;iGg the day, but do not allow the
temperature to fluctuate.
g Close the floor vents if danger
@aS frost or falling weather and in
severe weather close all vents
--.o;ld the stove, but by no means
zSseea all other floor vents closed.
When the curing period is over
FL he roots indicating q rurpluish blue
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-11-30

SIM T.. IIENDRIN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

10 I. HANEY AV.-Just being com
pleted, Groom, very complete modern
home located on best street on south
east side. Home has oak floors and
trim downstairs, beautiful French dOors
between living and dining room. laun-
dry trays ga basement, large drain
board sink in kitchen. tile bath with
built-in rub and pedestal lavatory,
laundry chute Alley lot with all as
sessments paid. Price $1,000. terms.
william Happ, realtOr. 207 s Main
81 Phone lincoln 1E-f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


AsNn<8N I0E DatAt
blocks from center, excellent loca-
ton. all modern rooms. garage, shrubs,
trees. large lot $500.
Beautiful residence IN best condition
10 rooms 10 blocks from center, lively
thoroughfare. Every convenience entire
oak finish hot water heat lot 66x12o-
lot alone worth SSOo0-price $4,000 Cash
$500. This is one Of the best buys IN
city. will positively increase In value.
Near Nishawaka. excellent Dodern Q
room home built one year good Tot 81
700
Modern serni-bungaiow I've rooms and
bath sun parlor S425o-SJ00 cash
Excellent home part modern i've rooms,
gara &c. $500
Navarro Place beautiful home built I've
years six rooms, bedrooms every con-
veaience, garage, large lot. shrubbery
$1,000.
We have acres. cne-haB scres, lots,
suburban homes and residences IN every
part Of South Bend and EnvirOns. W0r-
den Realty Co. 23S Farmers Trust Co,
Main 445
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
NEW MODERN HOMES
READY TO MOVE INTO

Six-roon1 house. 7Oc r Broadway ~
ing and dining rooms finished I'm oak.
bedrooms md bath fnfshef in o'f ivory 4.
basement under entire house s. 900: 81
00C cash. balance so Der month
Five room bungalow. g Nariattas Nv
ing and dining rooms finished n oaf
With huilt-in hook case ard vrftfUr
desk large basement and attic: two hed-
rooms and bath With oak f'oors. $500
500 cash balance SO per month
SiX-roOm home M'shGw8kG nv living
70, me-. first floor. finished .n oak. base
nent under entire house g bedrooms
ard bath. $500. 81 600 cash. S55 per
month
Ffve- room bungalow, 81 louis blvd !.
finished IN oak; huilt-fn book case arr
desk: large attic and basement IS 900
$500 cash, so per month.
", X McHENRY
20 Farmers Trust Bldg. Ifncoin 5Tss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Main 400
FARMERS TRUST BLDG
wHIrcoNrB & KELLER
Southeast

A T.room home, modern IN every wsy
with Standard plumbing FOR TIRE kif-
chen and bath. hot and cold water
connections. first Glass furnace. foor
drain IN the basement large cupboard
in kitchen. oak borfprpd floors IN
living rooms: three large bedrooms
and closets on second floor. Interior
newly decorated. paved street: large
lot: possession immediately for
terms and prices call Nain 400.
FARMERS TRUST BUILDING.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
SUCCESSFUL
Reaching for Perfection

So fine the line that separates from failure
that is difficult point out the way that all would
travel.
The one word perfection is the guide-post on
the road success
The demand of the age for perfection in the work of
the world The rewards of falling those
who doing and better work
Perfection in the product lifts the worker above his
fellows Excellence gives individuality and character
any performance
There is no absolute perfection in the work of any
mans hands brain. but the prominence of each is
measured by his reach after perfection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

AGENTS-I0rl pr0ht selling Three In
one holder New patented. small UNI
versaIlv useful article. Very fast sell
er Ribbon Steel Products Co. l2OS
Engineering Bldg, y. u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

DANCING Private lessons
only. Charles g. Gates Dancing Studio.
l20 r WAYNE 81. Phone Lincoln 64Sl-
PIANO LESSONS-Mrs. W. I. Swihart,
graduate II Boston Conservatory Of
Music. Fort NavUe. Ind. viii take
limited number 81 uuuils lincoln 14Ga.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Dogs. Cats Pets a.
BIRD BREEDERS-Send FOR valuable
- page book. "Canaries for Pleasure
and PROFIT written By an expert
gives profitable Information on breed
ing rearing and full descrl ption OF
tan8rles Sent with samples OF Vests
Quality Pirl Foods on receipt OF 10
cents Magnesia Products Co. Box lT5
Milwaukee Wis
ONE BULL PUP-Wanted at once Bos-
ton bull preferred. Write. call or see
] Henry Handelsman. Jr.. Oliver The
ater
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


NNfIN-FWN -IIFf
FOR SALE-All modern Groom home.
on paved street: school and car line
near, lot Is les feet deep has garage
and chicken coop. Price So 100000.
All modern broom bungalow IN Riv-
or Park near car line in good cOndi-
tion. Price 81 500 90. Terms
Here IS good buy at 81 500 90.
Terms A 6-roon home en- good con-
dltiou, has furnace. drain in basement:
water, gas and electricity; garage
Looking for some good lots In River
Park We have some FOR $4,000 and
$4,000
A Groom house close in. Has bath
and gas. Is newly decorated and on
paved street; lot 165 feet deep: place
olso has harm and woodshed Price 81
10000 Terms reasonable.
Property owners: We have many
buyers for homes I'm the northwest. Let
US sell yours The X & NJ Company.
301 Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln $685.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

dwelling. nicely located near paved
street; sidewalk. curb and sewer IA and
paid for: 81 100 VIII take vacant lot
as part payment. Call Main III; AJAX
for Mr. Witwer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

4 GROWING ~ STNESS needs 500
9didtouE capital; security three
times amount wanted will pay s per
~ tr. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

AtLNTS = VIM HufOm0UIIes W1nteu ;
salary AMI commission very 1--we prop
osit.ou and large profits selling high
grade aluminium auto signal National
Code Signal Co, Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

AGENTS WANTEU-To advertise our
goods aud distribute free samples 10
consumer: soc per hour. Write for FUN
particulars American Products CO..
4ItT American Bldg, Cincinnati. ONO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes


Local Instruction Classes az
BOYD SHORTHAND in 80 days. Boyd
shorthand is simple legible and rapid.
It can Dee learned In less than half the
time required TO learn an old system.
Notes are read MS easily as lOnghand.
Used by court reporters SO there is
plenty Of speed. Competent instruction.
Address George W. Emery, fl2 W. Mar
Jon So. Telephone Main &1>6.
ME THOMAS SCHOOL LICENSED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Michigan
and Washington. Main 29o8 Report
of positions recently filled by US. II
YOU are competent and place your ap-
pIication with us, we can place YOU I'm
the right position.
StenogrnThers Typists-Chester Muir
ray. Uoosicr Rubber Co, Mishawaka (,
Freda WeilInd. South Bend Watch Co. f:
Mrs Anna Chesar, order Of Owls A;
AIRS Marie Landgraf, Atty. q. Kurt +;
Clara Scheinelhut. Democratic Head
quarters Henrietta MeilstTup, Anti
tuberculosis League; Florence Peter
sen. The Alemite Co: Glenden Shore,
Attys Lambert X Hammond, Floren-
time Warskow, The Studebaker COrpOr-
alton. Plant -; Lole Niles, spencer Per
fUme CO.. Georgia Folk, Dalton Adding
Machine Co, Edith Holderman, The
Bies Go.
bookkeeping General ONCE - Ruby
kaser. Birdscl Mfg Co. EumI Zuhlke
T. Schubert Cleaner. Lillian Adelsper-
ser. Acme Mfg. Co: Lucille Idpper.
Guarantee Finance Corporation. FL
nora Morris. c. +. Lee store: Ruth
Harmon Book -Steno.. O.. Kinney Co. :
Paul Fochau0wskl. Book. Steno. Elec-
trical .qgpment Co.
Tenn orury and Substitute Positions
filled Northwestern Mutual Life ms.
Co q, M. Office Goss- Geyer Ross Co.
Steuo. Penn Mutual Life Ins Co.
Steuo. l.. u. Hardy Co, Typist; Guar
antee Finance Corporation. TypiSt; W.
Reufranz. Jr.. Typist. Eastman Advt.
Service. Tvpist: The Eagle Magazine.
Steno. Polish Natl Daily. Genl QGice /;
city Clerk. Typist: Campbell Paper
BOX Co, Typist, Nishawaka Wooden
Mfg. Co, TypistS Home Accident &
Health ms Co. Genl O1iCe. W Cady.
4 FIKST CLASS BUSINESS EDUCA-
TION places you I'm the RIGHT posi-
tion students may enter any Monday
during September, day and night
school South Bend Business College
cor Nichigan ahd Monroe
ENROLMENT MONTH Sept First 10
Oct The Thomas Commercial school
Enroll now. Begin Tuesday sept o
DAY evening Our Licensed Employ
ment Agency places all graduates and
others. Mich. and Wash NJ. 29Od
TfIE THOMAS CUNNEkCl--L SCHOOL,.
Michigan ard Washington N. 29o5
High grade courses state licensed EN-
f'Nvneuf Tgr~rv Tor ofice neopla
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic ~
DANCING IESSONS-Private lessons
only Charles &. Gates Dancing Studio.
l20 T. WAYNE 81. Phone Lincoln 64Sl-
PIANO LESSONS-Mrs. W. I Swihart,
graduate II Boston Conservatory OF
Music. Fort Wavre. Ind. viii take
limited number ~ uuutls lincoln 100.
IN1ECTOCT
Dogs. Cats. Pets &
BIRD BREEDERS-Seud FOR valuable
As mage book "Canarips Tor Pleasure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

AGENTS - wonderful seller. 9io profit
every dollar sales. Deliver ON spot
= License unnecessary. Sample Ifee.
Mission Bead Factory, 2i2l Smith ST.,
Detroit. Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

STOCK Statesmen or clean cut
high grade. FOR local proposition.
Have been in business several years
News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

buSihtsS GropeTty iOr SAFE. o
PUBLIC NOTICE-To ali business men
and women. For Sale-TwO best
rooming houses. 3 grocery stores. ! no
tel and restaurant. meat markets. soft
drink saloons. ] best pool room, city,
barber shops. general stores me
garages, l vulcanizing shop and auto
accessories. hotel leases, I crackerjack
hotel and restaurant Before you buy
or sell be sure 10 see Beyers. the Busl-
ness Chance Man. Room IS. Odd Eel
lows bldg. Main 1888. Open evenings
till 3 p. n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
Investments. Stocks. Bonds 3

tracts on dwellings These contracts
range from 81 200 to $1,000 and the
payments will be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
Ties Investment Corporation. Phone
Main SGT. 10 ) Main st. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE
7-room modern house, well located
in the western part Of the city;
near carline. Would consider a
interurban Carline or city in trade.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Blackstone Theater Building
Open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

81 MlLLlbN boLLAhN TOO hL llNIh-
ED-More than 500 weekly easy. %
Ford owners. demonstrating Cataract
Wster Pumps Tor Ford ears and trucks
Positively guaranteed 90 prevent over
heating and freezing Eliminates 80
percent OF enCae trouble Ford own
srs and dealers regard the Cataract q
ssaudard Ford part New not over
done. Easily installed without mechan-
f~al skill Exclusive territory for
agents and county distributors Big
orofts. Sells FOR So VIII send dem
anstratOr for s. Under our direction
Won Day for 10 in one hours work Ask
-our banker, Dunn or Bradstreets
about Us. Act quickly Full informa-
ton IN nrst letter. Cataract Mfg Co,
Milwaukee,. VIE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
Mr. 'Day-Dodger" Read Classifcations 6
EMPLOYMENT


W0MEN AGENTs-In every town. .for
the general szencY 81 Admira Quality
ksilet Preparations. No experience
--ecessarv The Admlya CO.. G3f3 Went
vnrft Ghf.aCn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

SALESMAN sell AuteN Ou for lubri-
eating automobile springs. sells readily
90 garages. hardware and general
stores liberal commission. suitable for
side line or fun time We want
rcliabie man CO. represent us fn your
territory. Address AutcN AIS Co.
Cedar HnufF1 Iowa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

1903 PORTAGE AVE-T-room, strictly
modern stucco home located on fine
large lot. This property is ulc8Srn 10
the last detail, and is in first class con-
dillon. Large buffers pantry and am
pie closet space Price very reasonable
William Happ. ReeltOr, 207 s. Main st.
Phone Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
sales1hcn - -

AGENTS. "NAKNI-BAt This ls lue
most wonderful seller, puts whole
new coat on ana old automobile Tor -
exclusive territory. send soc Tor Sun
can Republic Products company
Prospect Bldg Cleveland. q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Statesmen line salesueu- attrar-
tive proposition FOR live men $500 to
So co com mission each order. Fun
credit on repeats Garfield Mfg Co.,
4nll RrnnlWaV. .LL-lEn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

1Cf3 n. JOHNSON ST.-7-r0om strictly
modern home with garage and sleep
ing porch. located on one OF best streets
on northwest side. Home has oak
floors and trim downstairs, very ar
tistic decorations. ample closet space,
large buffers pantry. Basement under
entire house fine heating plant. Three
bedrooms. bath, sleeping porch up
stairs. Large attic. William Happ,
Realtor. 20T S. Main ST. Phone LIN
colin 1I11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

1O-ROOM HOUSE-In good locality: for
cheap sale. 100000 down. balance
same as rent. Price 81 10000 Phone
Lincoln 5G17. J. A. Mccullough, 2O22
$ Michigan ST.