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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
ReUiew of the Week
By Financial Editor.

Progress made thus far in read
iusting wages TO postwar levels Of
industry is OF prime Importance The
United States Steel corporation as
one Of the largest producers has set
an example which other producers
will follow. Steel wages may prove
to have been the key log i'm the jam
damning back the stream of pros
perity Some independent steel
makers reduced wages 20 percent a
few months ago.
The stock market showed unmis-
taxable evidence OF strength during
the early week and those Of more
optimistic temperament were moved
60 prophecy a broad upward move
mont. ANY movement upward that
now begins will encounter periods of
reaction. Nevertheless the market
has stronger and more positive tone
than at any time fo- many months
Federal Reserve red discount rates
remain unchanged except at New
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

The market displayed unmistak-
able optimism as the new month
began-an optimism based upon the
prospect OF easier money. the wage
reduction announced by the United
States steel corporation. the strength
IN exchange despite reparations diff
nculties. some Improvement in in
dustry. the progress Of wage dena-
ton. and kindred factors. The list
has shown great powers of resist
sncc. consistently failing. 10 register
weakness The optimists were in
clined % prophecy an upward move
ment. such an upturn would prob
ably take place within narrow limits.
affecting only part Of the list or
yielding 20 reaction. Il might how
ever. pave tho way for a broader
and mere permanent advance a
fair analysis OF present tendencies is
contained in the belief Of one con-
sentative brokerage house that in a
general way "the line OF least re-
sistsnce will be upward"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
AGRICULTURE

Farmers are awaiting action by
the federal reserve board designed
to alleviate The credit stringency i'm
rural districts with such patience
as they can muster. Some action is
promised following completion OF
Gov. Hardings personal survey of
conditions in the middle west and
southwest.
The necessity for federal action is
not in itself /; reflection upon the
country banks. which in many cases
are tied up with agricultural paper
and dare not increase their loans.
Livestock and wool. ordinarily gilt
edged security for a loan. make poor
collateral when prices i'm all aSri-
cultural markets are tobogga ming.
The sale value of range ewes. for
example. is actually less than the
amount of loans per head carried
on them. Certainty the country
banks have borne their share of the
load. Their resources must be sup
plemented if the, farmer is to re-
ceive adequate support i'm. planting
and harveting :he new crops.
Among measures urged to relieve
the situation is a reduction i'm fed
eral rediscount rates on agricultural
paper from seven TO six per cent,
an increase of upwards of $4,000
coo. 600 i'm federal reserve notes. loan
of the millions earned by the fed
eral reserve system last year to
needy farmers. and prompt read
justment of freight rates. The fed
eral reserve authorities confront the
difficult task of teppering the pro-
cess of defation and extending
credit wisely to increase production,
while at the same time avoiding the
pitfall of over-expansion and renew
ed imitation.
Women have always played an inn
pOrtant part i'm farm lifN as home
keepers and helpers in the dairy.
the farmyard. and the field. Now
they are entering with vigor and
enthusiasm into the organized activ-
tiles of the farm bureau. the county.
the grange. the state. and the ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
FOREIGN TRADE

Wise protection Of American in
dustries from destructive foreign
competition is easy to resolve upon,
but difficult 10 achieve. For this
reason the emergency tariff bill was
necessarily due for serious consid-
Grafton in the senate. A par, of it
is likely to become permanent or
mark out the lines for later legisla-
ton.
While the emergency tariff is the
outstanding problem of domestic
origin affecting the country's foreign
trade it yields place in Importance
to a final settlement of German re-
parations. As one eastern bank
comments. with definite knowledge
of what obligations are due from
and owing to. one another, the
credit standing Of the various ma
tons will be fixed. and goods can
then be sold ON a basis of deferred
payments with less question as To
the buyers ability to pay. Exchange
up TO this writing has shown the
greatest confidence in an ultimate
satisfactory outcome of the dispute
between the allies and Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

York and Boston. despite the reduc-
ton in the Bank of England rate.
The Federal Reserve officials APP
parently intend making no change
until underlying conditions in the
outside credit market show signs Of
bettermcnt. Half the Federal Re
serve banks still report a reserve
ratio i'm the neighborhood of only
40. President Drum of the Ameri-
can Bankers association recently an
nounced the results of a survey
wherein the view is taken that in
terest rates Will remain stationary
throughout the present year.
An undertone of confidence un-
doubtedly exists in business and fl
nancial circles. born out of a belief
that most problems confronting the
country are i'm a fair way of solu-
ton Reimbursement is a temporary
phase through which so rich a coun-
try as the United States will surely
pass unscathed. A conference has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

Seemingly the time is at hand for
2 turn IL the general trend OF grain
values. The scarcity of grain i'm
stantly available for shipment pro-
dUced sharp upturus recently.
Stocks showed elements OF strength.
Grain traders 90 not apprehend
legislation I'm congress destructive of
their operations during this session.
The market is sensitive to develop
ments abroad, especially those affect
Ing German reparations. and 20 wage
disputes in is country. Coarse
grains need s,r1e stimulus Prices
are low enough. Spring wheat and
corn acreage VIII show a moderate
decline from last year. 10 is ex-
pectcd. Crop advices play their
usual part in the day-to-day nuctua-
tions OF prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

tion. Taxes. direct marketing. legis-
latien. particularly that affecting the
home. education. and the admins
tration OF justice affect women as
vitality as they do men. Farm
women are active in the church and
I'm support Of Sood roads. the con
solidated school. the farmers insti-
tute. and community betterment in
its many forms. Any project affect
ing country life gains strength
through enlistment Of the interest Of
all elements i'm the community I'm
il. and profits bv the variety Of sug-
gestions offered and the different
points of view expressed.
The women themselves receive a
corresponding benefit in broadened
interest and liberalization OF inter
ests. The four walls Of the kitchen
no longer constitute the farm
woman's sole environment. and the
world is better off as a result.
Tax revision is one OF the days
absorbing problems The excess
profits tax has failed OF its purpose.
whatever its theoretical merits. II
has aggravated the burdens of the
poor. due TO its possibilities OF eva
sion. Yet tho principle that those
who profit most should pay most i'm
support Of government is sound.
The failure Of the excess profits tax
points toward an extension of the
income tax: such a tax as will avoid
depicting the reservoirs Of credit,
used IN enhance prOdupffOn The
farmer and tho wage-earner. not 10
mention the average man in other
walks Of life. would gladly see a
double tax laid on speculative
profits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
RETAIL TRADE

Retail trade in general shows little
change from last month. although
spring trade is better than was eX-
pected a few months ago. The re-
tailers still operate on a hand-to-
mouth basis ana distribution is hest
tant and irregular i'm character. The
public is buying more freely in the
cities than in the country. Whole
salers report buying restricted be-
cause in some instances merchants
expect further price concessions.
Moderate Improvement is noted
at Canadian points. especially i'm
eastern provinces. According to the
federal reserve bank of New York
81 department stores i'm that city are
selling larger vOlumne of merchan-
disc than last year at the same
time. April failures in number and
amount Of liabilities exceeded those
Of any April since 1915 and showed
an increase in number over March
Of this year. while involvings
smaller total Indebtedness. Some
confident predictions are made as to
the volume of fall trade.
Luxury lines are hard hit by pre-
vailing unemployment Their book
accounts are frozen" and they find
] collections very slow. Business in
diamonds has slackened at first
hands but former prices are main
tanned for the most part.
An analysis of current purchas-
ing power is attended with some
difficulty. A normal consumption
of any commodity is hard to define.
1t undoubtedly is more than present
consumption in most cases. but it is
quite as certainly less than cOnsump-
ton during the period of eXtrava-
gance i'm 1919. Unemployment is
less a check upon consumption than
the decline in farm markets. There
is hope i'm the new crop. produced at
lower cost than last seasons crop.
The public demands cheapness in the
goods it buys and consumers are
shopping about industriOusly with a
view to securing price concessions.
Complaint is heard of the dispar-
ity between retail and wholesale
prices. and government officials arc
manifestinE interest i'm a situation
which many feel is unjust to the
consumer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
COTTON.

The sentiment in cotton improved
as the new month began. due 20 the
strength in foreign exchange. actIvi-
ties OF the War Finance corporation.
strength in other markets. the
knowledge that stocks of goods and
manufacturers stocks Of raw cotton
are not large. and some advic&
bearing on the new crop. ON the
other hand. unemployment in this
country is still serious problem.
the British coal strike remains un-
settled. Germany resists the repara-
tions plan of the allies. business is
depressed. and "a marine strike has
threatened. Tt say that cotton fu-
lures are upward bound would be
premature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Now Is The Time To Buy Home
Jade Best Shade
For Utility Hat

Spring finds many OF us with per
fectly good suits which need only
10 visit the cleaner.
our cash being limited. we feel
that these suits must answer Let's
concentrate then on the rejUvena-
ton Of the 1920 models.
The utility hat is always a great
problem-to select something be-
coming, which will harmonic with
the blue serge, or the brown cloth.
or the mauve cape. But the great
secret Of color scheme has just
reached us in all its glory-right
from Paris.
1t is Jade! That lovely. peculiar,
bewitching shade Of green which
calls 10 US through feathered hats.
straw hats. braid hats and hats of
soft material.
This is the trick If your blue
suit is good for certain occasions.
purchase the most becoming Jade
hat YOU can find and throw over il
a dark blue veil 10 match the suit.
If your suit is mauve or mouse. or
gray or sand. buy wells to match
each suit, but the same green hat
will answer every purpose. The veil
changes the shade of the green, Of
course.
The brown suit is most particular.
and demands certain shades Of
brown. copper. henna or indiffer-
ent blues. But even these shades
welcome a veil to match the suit.
Dress hats, sport hats tailored
hats and poke bOnnets, are shown
i'm this harmonious jade. 10 simply
refuses 10 fight with any color.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

lNDEX TO CLASSIFICAIlONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
6-Funeral Flowers
o-CemeteTy Lots. Monuments.
lodge Notices.
e-Coming Events.
s-PersOnals.
10-Lost aud Found
AUTOMOBILES
i1-AutOmoJiles for sale.
l2-MOtorSyc-es aad Bicycles
l3-AutOmObIles for Exchange.
l4-AutO Accessories.
u-ServiCe StatiOns-Repairins.
l6--AutO Livery-(iarageS.
Nv ODileS-
BUSINESS SERVICE.
lS-Buslness Services offered.
19-Buildiug-Co ntractlDE.
Officiating anu Plumbing.
x4-lnsuTance.
22-Alilllnery -.UressmHainK.
S3-MoylGg, Trucking. storage
S+-Paintiug-f aperilg.
20-PJteat Attorneys.
z6-Print.ng-Sta
H-ProfSssIOnal Services.
Is-RepairiDG.
kenoyatiiiy and DyeinE.
o0-1Giloring and PressinR.
5I-W anJed--Ru siness VIC
EMPLOYMENT.
o2-Help EHL-ed-Eemala.
05-Help Manted-MalC.
50-Salesmen and Agents.
o0-Sltuatlons WSnseu-FeLsalS
Si-SltuSJions Wanted-Nalo.
FINANCIAL
SS-Business Opportunities.
SS-lnFestmen.s. STOCKS. BoEdA
zO-MOEey 10 LoaL.
4l-Nanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
Correspondence CootseH.
45-Local Instruction CIa-seC.
4EMusical. Oanc.nK, Dramkdc-
45-PriyIte instruction.
0-MaEted-instructi
LIVE STOCK.
E-DOgs. Cats. Pets.
4S-HOrses, cattle, Vehicles.
4y-PUaltry--Liye Stock.
81 -Manted-Liye Stock.
MERCHANDISE
Jl-ArtlcleA B'Or sale.
52-Business Equipment.
5S-BOats and AccessOrleE.
64-Buildilg Late Is.
55-Fsrm aud Daily Pro0uctA
56-FUel and Feed.
81 Good Things to Eat.
0o-HOme Made Things.
59-HoUsehold Goods.
6O-Jeweiry AID Gat'-eS-
Ol-Nachiuery and Tools.
6Z-AlusiCal instruments.
03-Seeds Plants. Fertilizers.
64-Spec!als at the Stores.
~ w edflug Apparel.
CIV Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
GIBBONS With Board.
6S-Roons without Board.
69-ROOms For Housekeeping.
10-NaCstiOn Places.
71-Whers 60 kaI.
i2-Where 10 Stop IN TJwu.
53 -Wanted-RoOms Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
T4-Apart~-0nt amt Flats.
75-liusiDess Places For Rent
76-FarTs or Rent.
EI-HOuses For Rem.
7S--Oficcs and ,esS Room.
1B-Suburban For Rent
SO-Summer PlareS Eor Rent
el-Hanted- To Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALR
S2-Business Property.
S3-Farms and Ian. For Sale
Si-HOuses For Sale.
Slots For Sale
s6-Sbore Property For Sale
S1-Suburan For Sale.
6S-Real Estate FOc Exchange.
Wanted Real Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
METALS.

Consumers OF iron and steel are
confping their purchases to i'm
mediate needs and are waiting for
reductions i'm freight rates and fur
their reductions in steel. The wage
cut announced by the leading in
terest suggests the probability of
further price 'ncessions. Inquiries
increase i'm number and consumers
stocks are growing lighter. The de-
mand for copper is only moderate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

The wool market is quiet with
prices barely holding their own in
many instances. Shearing pro-
crosses i'm the west with little buy
ing reported Expected passage of
the emergency tariff bill is some
thing OF "A factor. but has been
mainly discounted. Boston wool mer-
chants feel. II may stabilize the
market and prevent further declines.
but not cause a marked and pro-
longed advance. Since Jan. the
wooden and worsted mills Of the
United States have doubled their
production and are row running at
perhaps Is per cent of normal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

The livestock markets continue to
huctuate. reactions inevitably fol-
lowing the broader forward move
ments. Strength and stability is
lacking. Lower prices invite buying
and curtail country shipments. and
vice versa. Heavy cattle and hogs
have arrived in large numbers.
showing the effects Of cheap corn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
StubeddRer
USED CARS
HONEST BUYING AND HONEST
SELLING OF USED CARS MAKES
SATISFIED CtSSr OMEES.

Wien we take in trade a Ustl Car
u is appraised for It's true selling
value our Used Clr Manager makes
mp an appraisal report and W heck
~ the entire car for any defect what
sOever. The car is then sent into our
Stop and whatever defect the appraised
sheet shows is made right Thrn II
the car needs to be painted we send II
TO the paint shop. The car Is 10 SoId
az profit but offered 10 you AZ our
eAgct cost. You benefit by buyi from
US because of our honest method 81
doing business. We are here L. stay,
an our Used Car Department is just
as important As our New Car Depart
u,ent Why do our usel ear customers
bring their friends To rs: We tell you
the exact condition Of the car you buy
Lowest terms charges in the cit'-CIs1
Below we list some Of the cars nov
in our stock:
BUICK-Seven passenger touring c1-
with new top and side curtain 5, coco
tires aud psint-S32N.J0 lash, 5000
monthly for months
roadster newly painted a Rolls-fCyce
Blue equipped with good tires.
good looking car.-S42S.JO cash; $500
monthly for months.
DODGE-New five passenger tou' .1g ear
with winter top; cord tires and lump
grs, front and rear. You save $4,000
on this car.-ST2T.30 cash; 800 monthly
tC1 months.
OLDSMOBILE- Seven passenger, eight
cyl-touring car; good tires. You save
Just half the price ~ new car
$3.50 cash; 5000 monthly Tor
months.
ALLEN-Light five passenger -four cyl
touring car. Will make godd car
nj little cost-S2O9.JO cash; 5000 month
for months
PAIGE-Light five passenger four cyl
touring ear. Good tires: a depend Ole
monthly for months.
EEO-Four cyl five passenger touring
car. Newly painted and new top
good tires-$212.70 cash; $3.50 monthly
Tor 5 months.
OVERLAND Latest model 4 cyl . pas
scnger touring car. rocks like new
CIIALNERS-Si cyl. passenger tour
ing car. real snap and price is
right-S3JO.0O cash.
NTTCHELI-Six cyl. passenger tour
ing ear with summer and winter top
good tires-S2iJ.7J cash; $500 mon-
STTDEBAkER-Seve passenger sly
CYL Big Six Newly painted a darl:
maroon-S62O.7O cash; $500 monthly
for : months
STUDEBAKER-Sev passenger. six
cyl touring car good tires and good
aint-S2l4.2j cash; $3.50 monthly for
months.
vOO-5YmOOi LUUGEs- Sg CT o.:
ST. DERAKER-Thr Passenger, six
cyl. roadster; newly painted and good
tires-S214.2J cash; $3.50 monthly for
: months.
STUDEBAKER-FOur cyl. seven pass
enger touring car; newly painted GOOD
% cash: $3.50 monthly for
: months.
Above prices include fire and thest in
surance for one year.
Cars are on display on lot west -
Oliver hotel on Washington nv. sales
men on lot from a. m. until p m
Pl,nty Of lights TO shop az night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Trend Of the Markets
Observation-Disclosures

The spread between light and heavy
hogs narrowed until the trade felt
inclined 20 believe that heavies had
approached lightweights more close
IS than conditions justified. Live
mutton has shown very fair strength
over tho past month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

been arranged for May l. 10 discuss
the much needed reduction In freight
rates. Action should result.
Business men generally like the
helpful attitude OF the present ad-
miuistration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

toward the high waistline i'm suits.
Some of the newest models have the
extremely high skirt. which is at
tached to a yoke-li1e blouse of thin
material in the same color as the
suit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TlMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED RATES.
(Per Line)
One insertion Charge t3e
cash Ice
Three consecutive Insertions Cnarge 12c
Cash lie
Seven consecutIvs tnsa-tfo,. . arge lie
Cash &c

All charge ads paid for within six days
irom the first insertion allowed cEsh rate
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO LONG
TERM ADVERTISERS.
Count an AVERAGE OF six words to HIS
tor small tyne
The minimum ad accepted Is three lines
o. Is words
ONE INSERTION INCLUDES BOTH
morning. AND EVENING EDI-
lions OR SUNDAY
No ads received after y. IN for Ihe
morning edition or after 3 80 q. 10. 10.
the evening edition No ads accepted
sitter p n. Saturday evenings Tor e
sunday edition
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

DODGE-New five passenger tou' .1g car
with winter top: cord tires and lump
ers, front and rear. You save $4,000
on this car.-ST2T. 30 cash 500 monthly
fCI ; months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

Seven passenger, eight
cyl-touring car: good tires. You save
lust half the price of a new car
$3.50 cash; 5000 monthly for 5
months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

a Swedish woman in a Minnesota
town recently astonished the natives
by carrying a Feg Of nails through
the streets on her hand.
The long-lost log" Of the May
flower was returned to Mdssa chu-
sets by the consistory court of the
diocese of London in April, 1891.
More than o. percent of the work
ing women i'm this country in 1910
we're married and more than Is per
cent widowed or divorced
Queen Mary is the first queen of
England, indeed. the first woman, TO
receive the degree of doctor of civil
law from oxford university.
About 90 different sole leather
substitutes have been brought out in
Sweden. most of them made Of wood
treated in various ways.
Manila's AnSlo-Chinese school, es-
tablished by the Philippine Chinese
Educational association i'm April,
.1917. for the benefit of Chinese
youth in MAMMA, is in flourishing
condition. Recently there were 355
students enrolled in the day school
and 32s in the night school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
DANCING Reds new pavilion, Barron
lake. will have opening dance Wednes-
day evenings, May IL. y. FIRST class
5-piece orchestra; come and have
good time
Lost and Found. 10
EOG-LOst East of river. young Bos-
ton Bull dog; black brindle with face
and chest marked with white; nearly
straight tail. $1,000 reward If return
cd to l021 East LaSalle st.
LOST-PortfoEp with insurance papers
nc Central drug store Friday evening.
Call Lincoln Gil2. Reward. {. i.
LOST-A black leather purse containing
several bills. a silver fountain pen,
check book Return 20 40 y. Lafayette
blvd. or telephone Lincoln SG6J.
LOST Velvet bag lost. either on street
car To st. Nary's or 81. Mary's campus
containing $1,000 and change. $500 re-
ward. Return 10 South Bend, News
Times.
tiLASSES-LOSt pair of glasses IN
case; small she'll trimmed nose glass
cs Return To COZ Cleveland av., or
can Vain :06t Reward.
MONEY found ON Van Buren St. party
can have Same by identifying and pay
MONEY-Large sum lost on Michigan
street. Thursday evening. Reward il
returned 70 20l6 South Leer
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles for sale II
AUTOMOBILES OWNERS- Repairmen,
and gaTagtmen. Send for free COPY
American Automobile Digest. contains
illustrated. helpful. instructive infOr-.
nation You ncet daily. American Au-
tomobile Digest, az Cincinnati
BJTCk-FORD-K- Buick, 1870
light six. runs and looks like new;
tires, "a bargain at Sl.2J0; 1920 Ford
coupe, fully equipped 500. Ralph
Jones. Lincoln way y. and 81. Joe 81.
BTICK-For sale. my 1920 Buick touring
car. in perfect condition: price very
reasonable, can arrange for terms. Call
Main 32J3.
BUICk AUTUMOBlLE-TweD Cen
fury Garage. Phone Main $50. ASA
for Mr.. Beale.
COOK BODl dimension material bot
tom, sides. stakes. etc Got ont for
Your order. S.utn Bend bowel Works.
FORD In perfect condition: bargain
for quick sale. Call Sunday a. m. CD
sherman ay-
ESSEN TOURING two bumpers, Esco
gas lock. mot om0ter. summer AMI
winter curtains. i've ENnu LlIes-
Car like new. must sell; $1,000. Call
ColfaX hotci. =. Toby.
NEW AND Used TRUCK~In all cap
hcities sold at 500 20 500 down. Bal
once monthly payments. Hagedorn b
Webster. 21a-222 r Ie1- blvd
OAKLAND-F0r sale. Ny 1870 Oakland
touring car. Price very reasonable
Can arrange for terms. Call Lincoln
no SEDAN Very reasonable II sold
soon viii take small car i'm part pay
meut. II. NJ. kaufman, III W. Madl-
son ST. Lincoln $50
DODGE TOURING
for sale; I'm first class running con-
ditiOn, new top and good tires open
evenings Z 10 p. m. J.. ". stein
hart south Bend Co. 20 = Lafay-
cite blvd. Main 12S1.
FORD SEDAN-Late 1870 model, new
tires. one. extra good condition, bar
gain for cash. Address Box y News
Times.
FORD DELIVERY CAR for sale. panel
body in good Snaps. with starter. can
Lincoln lJs7
FORD-Coupo motor just oyerhauled. A
bargain. Ali = Scott 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

ALLEN-Light five passenger -four cyl
touring car Will make godd car
nj little cost-S2O9.JO cash; $500 month
for months.