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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
PRonTCE MARKET
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Corrected Today by the BFotheFhood
Grocery, 2SO -. Main ST.
PUTIl-i, AID EGGS-Creamery boz
ter paying 4Jc pound, selling &C pound
cEEs, paying &c dozen, selling sGc
FRUITS AND EEGETABLES-FruI
California navG! oranges &c 10 6Oc per
dozen; new cabbage, paying , 1-2c ID.
sci ing &c.
NEW POTATOES-soc peck.
HIDES AND TALON
Corrected 9'"tlav by = W. EIppman-
2tO ~. Main ST.
HIDES Jc- cairskius, 1Oc: rend-
cred taliOw. a. 81 H., rough tai
low, 2d3c ID. beeswax. 25Ga5.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MRS. CHEATHAM HOSTESS

Mrs. ]. T. Cheatham entertained
at bridge this morning in honor of
her guests, Misses Sallie Charles and
Elizabeth Cheatham of Henderson.
The home was beautifully decor
ated in cut flowers for the occasion.
Those present were, Misses Lucille
Anderson, Sallie Charles, Elizabeth
Cheatham, Elizabeth McCraw, Had
ley Woodard, Miriam Oettinger, Mary
Carrow Herring, Martha Hackney,
Theresa Williams, Mary Hadley Con-
nor, Margaret Gold, Lallah Rookh
Fleming, Mary Clark, Mamie Nc
Craw, Ellen Gorham and Lucille
Stanton.
Delicious refreshments were serv.
ed.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas in the death of Mr..
William Woodard this community
has lost a high type Of citizen. his
church a devoted member and ? de-
vout Christian, whose life and ey-
ample are worthy of emulation, be
it herewith resolved by the Rotarg
Club OF Wilson in session assembled
June 10th, 1921:
That we extend to his son, SIR.
Kirby Woodland, our brother Rota-
rian, and his brother and sisters and
every member of his family, our sin
cere sympathy in their irrepara ole
loss of a kind and indulgent father,
and commend to them the comfort
and solace that only our Heavenly
Father can bestow in The dark hour
of trial and bereavement.
Respectfully submitted,
John D. Gold
Frank Miller
Graham Woodard,
Committee.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
A PLEA FOR THE HORSE.

Boston, Mass, June 1.-THE plea
that follows. written by Miss Mary
Craig Yarrow of Philadelphia,
humane worker known nationally,
has been adopted by the American
Humane Education Society of Bos-
ton:
"a plea for the Horse. Every horse
will work better and longer If given
three ample meals daily; plenty of
pure water; proper shoes, sharpened
in slippery weather; a blanket In
cold weather; a well-bedded stall 6x
9, or enough room to lie down; fly
net in summer; two weeks vacation
each year. Do not use the cruel tight
check-rain, or closely fitting blind-l
ers, which cause blindness.
Spare the whip"
The daily times., 1921-06-18
No Sham About "Sham"

If reports may be replied upon,
there is little if any sham about
"Sham," Ethel Clayton's latest Par
amount picture, which will be shown
at the Wilson theatre next Monday.
The picture, which is filled with de-
lightful comedy deals with society
shams in a highly entertaining man
ner. Miss Clayton has a charming
role in which her art finds adequate
expression Clyde Fillmore is her
leading man and heads a cast of
unquestioned excellence The photo
play will be feature at the Wilson
theatre for Monday only.
Added attraction "The Dixie A..
The daily times., 1921-06-18
IN HONOR OF MISS CLARK.

Mrs. Douglas Aycock and Miss
Lallah Rookh Fleming entertained
at bridge yesterday afternoon from
4 to 6 O'Clock in honor of Miss
Mary Clark, whose marriage takes
place the 22nd. of this month.
The Fleming home was beautiful
ly decorated in pink sweet peas and
other summer flowers.
Mrs. F. D. Swindell made the
highest score and was awarded the
prize a deck of cards, Miss Clark
was presented with the guest prize
a lovely pair of silk hose.
A delicious ice course was served,
the ices frozen in the shape OF
hearts and slippers.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MARRIAGE IN HENDERSON

Mr.. ]. B. Watkins, Jr., was in
Henderson Thursday to attend the
marriage of his sister, Miss Lizzie
Watkins, and Rev. Marvin Carlisle
Bowling which took place at the
Presbyterian church there at high
noon.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Watkins of Hen
derson and is a member of family
prominent in the State for many
years. The bridegroom is pastor of
Presbyterian churches at Towns
Vile, Nutbush and st. Andrews.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MRS. JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE.

The New York papers chronicles
the death of Mrs. Josephine Law
renee relict of the late DR.. ]. j. Law
renee a native of this county who
left here about forty years ago for
st. Louis where he amassed great
wealth as proprietor OF a number of
wen known remedies, among these
Listerine which paid handsomely.
Mrs. Lawrence died at her home
1880 Fifth Avenue New York and
was buried in st. Louis. She is sur
vived by one grand child, Mrs. Rus
sci Hopkins.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
REGULAR COMMUNICATION

A regular communication of Mt.
Lebanon Lodge No. III A. F. & A.
M. will be held Monday night, June
goth.
This is annual election of officers.
Please be on hand promptly at 8
o'clock
All visiting Masons cordially in
vited.
6-18-2td o. A. Glover, Sec'y.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
u e u 4 q T. 4 y y q
: SOCIETY NEWS :

Miss Alice Lyerly Of Hickory is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Griffin.
Mrs. ]. J. Barfoot and Miss Estelle
Brown of Graham are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Barfoot.
Miss Arita Harper of Durham is
visiting at the home of Mr.. w. c..
Harper.
Mrs. Katie E. Mott and daughter,
Miss Annie Pearl, of Charleston, S.
c., will arrive here tonight to be
the guests of Mrs. Motifs brother,
Mr. r. B. Evans.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
EXPLORER ARRIVES AT
HOME FROM SIBERIA

Nome, Alaska, June 1S.-Ronald
Amundson, the explorer, whose
ship, the Maud, wintered of Cape
Serge. Siberia, arrived in Nome yes
terday and will leave soon for Seat
tie.
The Maud lost a prope11e" in the
ice during the winter and will be
towed to Nome for repairs.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MAYORS COURT

Cases before the mayor this morn
ing were:
Sidney Brham, vagrancy, 80 days
on roads.
B. M. Williams, vagrancy, 80 days
on roads.
Rosa Green, disorderly conduct,
$16.75.
Sudie Harper, running disorderly
house, $25 and costs.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
POPULARITY COUPON.

Popularity coupon-good for 100
votes who is the most popular young
lady and young man in the city
see them in the movies, send your
coupon to the Wilson theatre.
Address
A Romance of Wilson,
The daily times., 1921-06-18
BURIAL OF REMAINS

OF WAR HERO.
The remains of Robert Walston,
Wilson county soldier who died in
France, arrived in Wilson this morn
ing. Funeral services were conduct
ed this afternoon at 80 at the home
of the deceased in Gardner's town
ship. Burial took place in the family
burial ground.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MRS. OWENS DEAD

Mrs Techi Jane Owens died early
Points. The deceased was 63 years
of age. She is survived by several
children.
Burial will take place tomorrow
morning at the family burial ground
at Saratoga.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Misses Pauline and Elizabeth
Sugg have issued invitations to a
miscellaneous shower to be given
Tuesday afternoon from five to six
O'Clock in honor of Miss Clark who
will soon become the bride of Mr..
Hancock.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MISS MCLEAN HOSTESS
MONDAY MORNING.

Miss Sara Mclean Will entertain
Monday morning at II O'Clock at her
home on Nash street in honor of
Misses Mary Clark and Inza Tomlin-
son, ty,o brides elect.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
JUST ARRIVED.

Shelled pecans, walnuts and al
monds. Barnes Graves Groc. Co.
6 Is 2td
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MISS GRIFFIN ENTERTAINED
THIS AFTERNOON

Miss Elizabeth Griffin entertained
this afternoon from to O'Clock in
honor of her guest Miss Lyerly Of
Hickory, and Misses Mary Clark and
Inez Tomlinson.
The daily times., 1921-06-18
MISS FINCH WILL

ENTERTAIN TUESDAY.
Miss Mary Ford Finch will give
a miscellaneous shower Tuesday
morning in honor OF Miss Mary Clark
The daily times., 1921-06-18

" G41xOuS 41C1k4S
Needed by the
Vacationist
No doubt, your past expe-
riences have convinced you
that you cannot always Sc
cure just what you want at
resort towns-and even
when such goods are procur-
able, prices are exhorbitant.
Check what you need and
let us supply it before you
start
Face Creams, Lotions,
Powders, Rouges, Foot Pow
ders, Shampoos, Depilato-
ries, Perspiration Deodo-
rants, Soaps, Combs, Brush
es, Chamois, Perfumes,
Headache Remedy, Smell
ing Salts, Bath Accessories,
Adhesive Plaster, Liniment,
Tooth Brushes, Dentifrices,
Mosquoto Lotion, Cameras,
Photo Supplies, Stationery,
Fountain Pens, Vacuum Bot
| ties, Bathing Caps, Playing
| Cards, Smokers and Shav-
er's Needs.
Our stock will suggest
| other things, too.
| fTarkenton
| and Seasons
/ The Safe Drug Store
| Patterson Drug Co.
! Inc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
NORTH AND NORTHWEST PROP
ERTY

Ehl I.
Johnson St. Il. Mod. Garage. $3.50
\. Taylor St, 1t x. Mod, Garage, s.. JOJ
Blaine aY., Z. Mod. s. 1000.
Hamden Ct r. Mod. Garage. 5000
Cottage Grove. r. Mod. Garage,
diamond av., R. Mod, Garage. $4,000
y. Taylor. Il Il. Mod, Duplex $4,000
North Shore Dr., 10 Z. Mod, Garag-i
Navarro pI.. 5 r. Mod, Bungalow. $4,000
Harrison ay., 3 II. Mod, Garage, ZOO
LapOrte av., X. Mod. Garage, $4,000
Lincoln Way w, Il. Mod, Garage,
Marion ST.. II r. Mod. $4,000.
Lasalle av., Il. Mod. Sl3, 900.
Franklin St, Z r. Mod, 5000.
y Michigan ST., is Il. Mod, Garage,
y Michigan st., R. Mod. Garage,
W. Madison st. s r. Nod, $4,000.
\: Lafayette blvd. 8 II. Mod. 5000.
Lincoln way W, r. Mod, $500
Diamond ay., r. Mod, $500
w. COlfax, . r. Mod. $4,000
y. Main ST. II r. Mod, $1,000.
Lincoln Way W. X Mod. $4,000
Sherman av., 6 K. Mod, Garage. s. 500,
y. Main ST.. r. Mod, $1,000
Anderson. . X. Part Mod. s. 800.
Allen ST., q Il. Mod, Bungalow; Gar
age $500.
Meade St, r. Mod, Bungalow; Gar
LEts > stHiV.
Hammond C.. 9 r. Mod, $500.
Van Buren, St. Z r.. Mod. 5000.
HoratiO Ct, j r. Mod. $500.
w. COlfaX av., S r. Mod. $1,000.
Portage av. Z r. Mod. $1,000.
600. 80 ~ '1'' 1''@'' ~
W. Colfax av.. S Il. Mod 5000.
Riverside DR., Z Mod Garage IS 500.
y. Allen st Z r Mod $500.
y. Gushing Mod. Garage $500.
W. ColfaN IL II Mod. Garage SIG. 900.
w. ColfgX 10 r Mod. Garage Sl1 800
W. Madison II Part Mod 81 ESQ.
Van Buren,, Il Mod. $4,000.
y. Main, 3 r. Mod. Garage, $4,000.
Riverside Or. 10 X. Mod. Garage $l9,-
600.
W. CoIfax 10 r. Mod. Duplex $4,000.
Hammond e.. Z Mod. $500
w. Washington Il Mod $4,000.
Mccartney r. Part Mod. s.. 500.
Portage Z II. Mod 5000.
Navarro Pr X. Mod, $1,000.
Navarro Pl. 7R. Mod. Sl2.50O
Blaine Ave r. Mod. $500
Navarro st. y. Mod. Garage. $500
Marquette Park, , r, Mod. Garage, S.
GOO
Blaine Ave r. Mod Garage $1,000.
Queen st. +. Part Mod. $500.
Cottage Grove Il. Nod. Garage S10,-
0OO
Harter Heights r. Mod bungalow.
Garage. $500
Hartsr Heights, s r., Mod, Garage.
H9varre Place II. Mod. Bungalow
g, 600
Marion St. 6 R. Mod. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR 8ALEJg
EaN|Elr4

y WILBUR STREET - Seven -,--,
rpo-'e With electric u-hts auI water.
t-a7--t.4 within thirty DAYS T-..r
E. 5000 o1 down. Balance moath-
\. SEVENTH SrREEr-s-ven room.
-o.se VITO water ln yard Possession
sal1 thirty DAYS. Price $50 90
f'- > 0,@ .- lll ii-a monthly
entirely modern. Price 8r1m Ww
Nrlsiler good lots iu trade or mortgage
Linton STRELr-SlZ room house
alt modern Hardwood floors down
s,-lLs. e,ectFic Achts. gas. bath toHer
Masl'oW- hor water connected wien frr-
mace. IN good location and cr.t CON.
allon Price $3.50 J0 - N.-0f10 da.rr
balance monthly
T. kEAsEY. STREET - -Four room
mouse WITH gas. Has garage Furni-
tlre Included. Possession within rhIrtr
aaEs. Prize $500 % $4,000 down. rs,-
WIN gas. woter. barb. and electric lights
on car line and paved street Possess
ION WITHIN thirty DAYS. Price $500 90
~ down. balance monthly
-..H,i laIt >rEEET-E Eight room house
DllA gas electric LIGHTS and furnace
Iossssession within thirty DAYS price
S4Oooo-S10n0 90 down. balance --0-+rTr
- - - EIlE STRrET-Ef Eight room
mouse with ras and water On yard. Pos
SeSsl .n Within thirty bays price 81
o0l oo-Slpoooo down. balance moathiv
\. HILL STRFFT-Siy room h,rso
Win gas. Price SoD000l- 5000 00 down
h2lan-o monthly. Possession Nav Tet
y IAN LoR STREET - seven roo-7
mousse with gas and water I'm yard Pos
session immediately Price es-on 90
N@.''W down, balance monthly.
EAST RROADWAY-Sfx room housa
strictly modern. on paved street pos
session within thirty DAYS Price Sc
-'oOO-SlNoo0 down. balance monthly.
S. M. ROBINSON & 81d
12f ~ Main Street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
For SAFE

z. .Reasey. st.-7-room modern. large
lot; fruit: $1,000.
Portage av.-Double house. 9 rooms.
modern, Q rooms part modern. los foot
front; $500.
Corner Scott and Wavne SITS Double
house. u room all modern laundry
garage. hard wood floors and trim
$3.50
lot; 3stall garage; 80 coo
Ashland ay-S-roOm modern hard
wood floors and trim: laundry: $4,000
Village Of Lydf~k Groom house cleo
trio lights; lot 90 by 300 chicken house
and park; fruit: $3.50
W. Washington av.-7-room house
$3.50.
kenwood Av.-5-room cottage: 500.
W. u. DCNNAHOO, Realtor.
Room f. Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phones: Lincoln Sj2S resident, Harri-
son S3F1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
FAST AND NORTHEAST.

EAST AND NORTHEAST.
Emerson Ave. Mod. $1,000
Sorin st. 3 4. Mod. Bungalow f$A7JO.
Howard X. Part Mod. Sl,6oo.
i. Washington $ r. Mod. $500.
R0salie Park r. Mod. $1,000.
Resale Park r. Mod. Bungalow.
Resale PARK. r. Mod. $500.
Hill ST. 3 Dwellings Mod. 300
GeOrgiauna 5 r. Part Mod So 900
Howard r. Part Mod. s., 800
Sycamore l3 r. Part Mod $500
Francis X. Mod. Bungalow. 5000.
st. Louis Blvd. 6 r. Part Mod 50 500.
st. Louis Blvd r. Part Mod. $1,000.
+. Madison Z. Mod. Garage 81 800.
\. Hill r. Part Mod. $500.
Madison r. Mod. Garage $500.
Cedar Z r. Mod. 50 900.
st. Vincent r. Garage 5000.
+. LaSalle Q r. Mod $4,000
y st Peter r. Mod. Garage 50 600.
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST.
+. Dayton . r, Nod. $50.
+. Dayton 6 Mod $3.50.
Miami r. Mod. $1,000.
Bowman r. Mod Bungalow 5000
y. Ohio r. Part Mod. g so.
High 3 r Mod Bungalow $500
lincoln Way T.. r. Mod. $1,000
S. Main II r Mod Garage So 900.
Marine . r. Mod. bungalow $500.
Calvert r Mod. Bungalow S100.
Broadway r. Mod. bungalow $1,000.
s. Mich. . Dwellings Part Mod s. 600
s. Mich, 10 2. Mod, Garage $4,000.
Mama, : r. Mod. $1,000.
& Clinton. 4. Mod. Garage 81 go.
Calvert . Z. Part MOD 500.
s Taylor Dwellings y Rms and Z
s William 3 r. Mod. $1,000
& St Joe r. Part Mod. $500
r Indiana Z. Part Mod 50 $40.
Dubail.. r. Mod. Garage $500.
Lin Way r. r. Moi $500.
Fellows Dwellings II Pm. and nm.
Clinton, 5 r. Mod. $500.
S. Mich. . Dwellings Mod, Z z. and .
r $4,000
Donald ; r. Mod. Bungalow $1,000
Donald 8 r. Nod Bungalow $500.
Lin Way J. I'D r, Part Mod. s. zoo
Rrosdway r. Wod 5000
Rush 81 r Mod $500.
DAYTON r Mod. $500
Ohio r Mod Bungalow s. 800
Fellows r. Mod Bungalow $500.
Virginia r. Mod. Garage 3. 800.
Paris r Part Mod 50 so
High Q r. Part Mod $500
s Mich r. Nod SO 90.
Wayne 10 r. Mod SO 600
s. Mich . r. Part Mod. SO 0o0
In Mishawaka River PARK and Rose
land we have many desirable homes. rea-
sonahIv priced Gail on our special
agent for these sections
on Dixie Highway. South Bends most
popular speed WAY, we have several beau.
acras-Invest wiselv-pronertv on this
drive VIII continually increase in value
with South Bends rapid growth we
have suburban homes With from o 20 20
acres. suitable FOR light farming poultry,
and fruit raising See us before you
buy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

BUY A LOT THIS WEEK. BUILD A
CAIRO SECTIONAL HOUSE THIS
MONTH. SAVE Tune. SAVE MONEY.
EAST TO ERECT. STRONG, PERNlA-
NENT. c. c. DAY. 224 W. JEFFER-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

~ acres. three miles from court
house on main road. y mile from
family orchard Of 20 trees. u acre
grapes and small fruit: a acre as
paragus; shaded and NelI kept lawn:
one acre timber; Broom bungalow
barn and garage; poultry house and
PARK; green house l2xS0 with hot
water heater and comDIete voter
power outfit VIII sacrifice for
quick sale. Terms. W. u. Dunna-
hoo, room :. Farmers Trust Bldg.
phones, Lincoln 552S. residence, Har-
risOn 33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

NURSERY STOCK ALL KINDS;
SHADE TREES. BERRY BUSHES,
ETC. SOUTH SIDE NURSERY 1914
S. CARROLL ST. LINCOLN 719S
J.H. GLEASON, PROP. TELEPHONE
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT
TENTI0N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
SMALL Farm

-Four miles south. ROOM house.
large chicken house, some fruit
three sores ~ good lend. close 10
station good road Price s. 600
easy terms N1i-lt and Bradford.
Lincoln 5ll1. Ground floor, Union
Trust S.dg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
wHITCoMB & KELLER

Lawudale av.: a new Broom bunga-
low ready for immediate possession;
oak bOrdered floors IN living and
dining rooms EXtr1 sized bedrooms,
attic, basement sntire house, laundry
connection ana floor dram; hot and
cold water: furnace: est frontage;
near school and ca- line. An at
tractive location Tor nome. Terms,
n payment lOvn, balance rs rent.
Farmers Trust Bldy., all Main AGO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
FINC 10 ACRE FARM

Fine buildings. heavy black level
land. This is me a. the best. we'll
improved farms IA the county. just
. miles from the city or the stump
zion Prairie road "a acres Of Glow
or good fences Cnc buildings. best
location. price and terms right.
Mr Morris. With EoIght * Brad
ford. LIN DIN I'll Ground floor,
Iuion trust bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
FOR SALE
1s2 ACRES

81 miles northwest. IL miles off
Lincoln way West. Heavy burr oak
soil. slightly rolling; l57 acres till
able, i acres timber, 10 acres orch.
ard including 100 apple trees, 100
cherries, 80 pears, 1000 grapes in
bearing. Farm has good 10 room
house; shady we'll kept lawn.
room tenant house with small barn;
bank barn 3GXGO feet, large corn
crib. wagon shed, poultry and hog
houses. , miles from railroad and
Interurban lines i mile from school.
miles from church. / will be glad
20 show IL auyday. VIII sell off
100 acres with main buildings. re-
serving tenant house. barn and -
acres Price and terms reasonable.
W. ID. Duanahoo, room 4 Farmers
Trust Bldg ground floor. Phones;
Lincoln 5J2S. Res. Harrison 80 FL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
WORLD M.
REALITY CO.
IS Farmers TT. Bldg
Main AS

Main AS. IS Farmers TT. Bldg
Property owners, We have calls for
property m every part OF the city. our
commission is low. We satisfy you. Adj
your property TO our numerous hstings
We get results.
Homes In every part Of SO. Bend and
suburbs. Our offerings are varied and
large We have many beautiful modern
bungalows finished In oak Some with
hreplaces and stationary tubs. etc. built
from one 70 five years. Prices from 1000
70 1900.
See Us before you buy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
wHITCOSIB & KELLER
WHITCONIB & KELLER

Edgewater Drive: new Groom
bungalow In choice location and
most conveniently arIHnged: oak
trim and solid floors in the living
room; enamel finish in sleeping
rooms; sun parlor; iarge basement:
laundry connection and floor drain
I'm basement; hot and cold water;
standard plumbing; extra good lot.
Price and terms. Call Main 400,
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

PARK AV-scven room all modern
home on Park av.. near Riverside
Drive. Price $500 cash. Call Main
11Ss.
STUCCO BUNGALOW-On Dayton ST.;
ready 20 move In: rooms and bath;
hOOred attic, walls decorated, oak floor.
bookcase and china closet. laundry
everything complete; cash or payments:
near school, motor bus and car lines.
Del Leer Lincoln 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

FOR SALE
South Carroll st. near Dubail, :
rooms; good lot, electric light. fgoOd 10
catiOn-Price $500.
room home on paved street, close
20 Studebaker Plant; electric lights !,
good location-Price 5000.
room bungalow; northwest; mod
ern; nearly new; well lOcated.-Price
$500; easy terms.
rooms, modern Woodward av
square type; a good hOme-PTiCe $500
i rooms modern; s Carroll st; has
garage, $500.
rooms. square type; nearly new
modern; nOrthwest--Price $500.
VOIGHT AND BRADFORD
Ground Floor, Union Trust Building
Phone Lincoln Oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
Hang Your Hat In Your Own Home.
Read the Real Estate Ads Here
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Shore Property for sale

HUDSON LAKE-For sale: home M
hudson Lake. well built FOR summer
an WINTER use. one acre for garden
chicken houses. two garages and ro0d
Irult. Located near smiths hotel.
mandy 70 street car VIII sell az
bargain. 322 North Main St Lin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
wHITCoSiB & KELLER

Woodward av. An attractive bunga-
low consisting - rooms and bath,
vestibule entrance, eKtra large living
room. three Je1r1Oms. hot and cold
water connection; garage; large lot:
stuccO construction. For price and
terms, call Main 400. Farmers Trust
Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
Suburban for sale
SUBURBAN HOME

- d hbAN HOME
% acres, five miles out On main
road. close 10 school snd ctv-cb =.
large old orchard. Young orchard OF
about 20 trees; rcre straw berries.
grapes and small fruit. splendid
lO-room house with furnace: large
oarni chicken house ard park 4
real home and prica for Guick notion
VIII sell OF 10 acres with build
lngs. See W. a. Dlanahoo room Z.
Farmers Trust Bldg call Lincoln
JO2o Residence, Harrison IS FL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

Able statesmen command the high
hest com ueusatf)n. We teach our
men and develop them in.o highly ef-
-icient statesmen without cost 20 them
- are "a selling organization with
Nanches I'm the principal cities, and
Dave many iu our employ now earn
Tng $500 60 81 UDO per month. If you
ore man II character and sound
Judgment and ambition ~ reach the
Top iu the most dignified aud remun-
Aafise kind N selling. call at our
pth Bend office after 10 "a. m. AMI
ween 30 and 80 p. n 1O-t1
TIore bldg northeast corner Main and
COlfax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
NEARLY S0LD OTT

NEARLY SOLD OFT.
GIVE MI 80 DAYS TO SELL YOUR
W0RTH OF RE hAIE E S2hP $lS2 sf%GE
JAN. 1ST, 1921. CALL MAIN SEQ AND
l WILL CALL AND SEE YOU.
NORTHW EST
Six-rOOm, strictly modern home: large
living room. dining room and kitchen on
first floor. three sleeping rooms and
bath on second floor; main rooms finish
ed In oak; oak floors. Price $3.50;
easy terms
Seven room modern except furnace
home; main rooms finished in oak, large.
beautiful lot, close 10 car line. Price
$500; easy terms
Six rooms. modern, large lot, close TO
car line. Price $500: cash or terms
SOUTHEAST
Eight rooms, strictly modern; eight
blocks from center; two sets OF plumb
ing. Price, $500; terms.
side eight blocks from center. Price
s. 800; terms.
Five rooms and bath on Cushing st /:
nice lot; seven blocks from center. Price,
S6.&jO; cash.
Have some real bargains IN vacant lots
IN any location yOu wish.
RALPH c. OSBORNE. Realtor
Main S66-44S5. Conservative Life bldg
For Sale or Exchange on Contract
Partly modern, ia T. Ohio street.
Modern house, $50 s. Carroll street
Modern house. 202 E. Dayton street.
E j. CLARK AND son,
4O9-10 Union Trust Building
Phone Lincoln Csc.
HOMES FOR SALE.
room cottage. only S3.2O0
room house. only 1900
room house. only 400
room house, only 5000.
room house. only 1900
The houses may be bought with = pey-
ment down and the balance on contract
HEALY, 401 DEAN BLDG
Phone Lincoln e861
HOMES POSSESSION
5 room house, new. electric lights and
fixtures; pump and sink; cellar with
cement floor under whole house: large
lot, S3125. Cash or terms 20 suit your
income.
room house, cellar, electric. pump.
ment, balance easy terms See Us al
once.
THE SCHELLINGER HOME BLDG CO.
21O-202 J. NJ s. Building.
Phone Main 1426.