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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
FOR SALE

s. ST. JOSEPH ST-Fine modern home.
into duplex, reasonable price for quick
sale.
y. HUEY ST rooms. electric lights,
gas and wafer newly painted and
papered On inside. fine garage with
cement floor, 500 cash, balance reas-
enable terms.
NEAR. LINCOLN WAY WEST-5 room
completely modern bungalow, practi-
cally new, reasonable price.
f. WASHINGTON Av-Near st. Louis
ST. fine modern 6 room home; must
Doe quick sale.
PORTAGE Avs room modern home.
near number 6 hose house.
y 18TH ST.-Fine room house. newly
painted and plastercC several fine
reasonable terms.
COLLEGE ST. block from Lincoln
way; new q room completely modern
home with sleeping porch. never been
occupied; $1,000 cash. balance reason
able terms.
FOR MOST Of these properties we can
accept trades Reasonable terms on
an.
COLPAEBT REALTY CORPORATION.
Blackstone Theater Building
Phone Lincoln 21J2
open Evenings IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
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
a garage in perfect condition. The
house is only years old and II
splendid investment for anyone
interested in South Bend Real Estate.
Price S13,1JO. W. II. DunnahoO room
4. Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones Lin
coin J52S. residence. Harrison 33-F-1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

1884 DIAMOND AVENUE room
bungalow. nearly now. Good sized lot
a. 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 80 days. Price $1,000 sub
lect to assessment one-third down. bal
ance like rent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

SO EAST DONALD STREET. story
six room square house. all modern, built
two wears; south side Of street; deep
side-alley lot. good light on all side +.
fine perch, grade entrance 10 basement .
cellar under whole house. fret class
furnace: long living room. dining room.
kitchen on first floor. three bedrooms
bath and four big clothes closets on
second floor. Two Blocks 20 Studebaker
Park Price subject 10 assessmcn.
$500. one third down. This property
can be seen any time. Call me for ap-
pOintment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

BUY A LOT THIS WEEK. BUILD A
CAIRO SECTICNAL HOUSE THIS
MONTH. SAVE TIME. SAVE MONEY.
EASY To ERECT. STRONG. PERMA-
NENT. c c. DAY. % W JEFFER-
SON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

roc WEST WASHINGTON AVENUE
Corner half Of double rick residence.
Eight rooms. complete downstairs law
atory. front two rooms could easily
serve as DOCTORS or dentists suite.
Ground 1890 feet large attic and base
ment fine furnace. downstairs floors
are iniaid oak Five firenIares. built
I'm bookcases. pantries and buffet Price
Of property $4,000 part cash. One ~
the best buys in South Bend. as the
owner f. anxious for quick sale and
has named a low figure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
PROPERTY WANTED

We want property 10 sell II yonr
house - worth -he money we caa
move t. See orr ads. under citT
property for sale. William Hap.
Realtor. 204 Citizens Bauk Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
MERCHANDISE


NURSERY STOCK ALL KINDS
SHADE TREES. BERRY BUSHES
ETC. SOUTH SIDE NURSERY 1914
s. CARROLL ST LINCOLN 71ss.
H GLEASON. PROP. TELEPHONE
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT
TENTION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

HANEN Az. E-SiN room all modern
house with garage: price reasonable
A Mccullough. Residence. @022 $.
Michigan e. Phone Lincoln 5617. OF
ice 2S5 S Michigan 81. Phone Main
1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For Sale or Exchange on Contract
Partly modern, 134 T. Ohio street.
Modern house. 1920 s. Carroll street
Modern house. 2O2 +. Dayton street
Il j.. CLARK AND son,
4O9-1O Union Trust Building.
Phone Lincoln 62S6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

NEAR. LINCOLN WAY WEST-5 room
completely modern bungalow, practi-
cally new. reasonable price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

Rooms With Board

FO1EDEES- save room FOR more
mon convenient Co Singer ana STA
tonerv Plants 1900 Lincoln way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
MARIETTA STREET

s room. an modern house This
house Is furnace heated. etc.
bedrooms. splcndidly decorated street
paved with brick; large lot. 43x12O
garage suitable for hree cars. Price
sGOOc s. con ASH W Duraahoo.
roou a. Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones
Lincoln 552S. residence Harrison
ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

y. 18TH ST.-Fine 4 room house. newly
painted and plastercG several fine
fruit trees on lot; attractive price and
reasonable terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK wIrH
LEINBAcH HUMPHREY 4 ToRREY


LEINBACH HUMPHREY q ToRREY
No. l.
A HOME BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T
only q few years OF high rents VIII
amount TO the cost ~ coy home. and
they come and go before you know 90.
ALL MEN AND WOMEN
admit that they must prepare for old
age. when their earning capacity be-
comes limited CT ends entirely. Is IL not
wise then 10 get a home paid FOR while
your salary is good or while YOU have
the energy 10 make your business "A sue
cesst
IT Is MUCH EASIER
20 get along in old age when one owns
home.
AND AT ALL AGES ~HONIEKEEPING
HEARTS ARD THE HAPPIESTt
The one thing necessary is 10 make
the start Now I'm Floral Park home
sites and garden lots, for as YOU have
now realized. ii is undoubtedly % great
opportunity for the home maker. the in-
weston and the business man.
When South Bend people realize an
opportunity they grasp 1t quickly-you
have seen this thousand times fn your
own experience
PLAINLY THEN
the chances ar Floral Park viii not last
long. Why not start today 10 be "a home
owner by making a small payment on
one Of the Floral Park hOmesites or
garden lots. then few cents saved each
day Will pay for .t
THINK IT OVER. then come ont Ga
Floral Park today Take South Side car
10 Dale St, walk south one-half block %
the property ana ask the salesman how
YOU can get a home Of your own with d
very little cash or come up 10 our Of
plan TO YOU of how we give $50 no every
one who builds this spring.
LEINBACH-H UMPHREY & TORREY
OBJ Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 7J4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
The Home omg
EMPLOYMENT
Situations wantod-NIalc

t'SlIioN WA>TIU -EF fr-f class
new e1H.frI. ..I UnrE pre-
ferret can u4e a-t. between
m and B. m.
- - f.p--A home for faH BOYS lu rHe
eultF1 well acquainted with farm
W"IA Ages and Us wears Write
4oA 81. Views Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

NEW STTCCO BUNGKLOW-O1 Calvert
st.,l and Motor Bus line Ready On
move into. > rooms and bath. floOred
attic walls decorated. oak floors. book
cases, buffet, Garland furnace and
laundry. Lot 42X1f6 Cash or terms
also ? modern homes under cOnstruc-
tion TO choose from. Del Leer. Lin
coin 1926
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
Suburban for Sale
srRBURBAN HOME

STRBURBAN HOME
~ acres, three miles from court
house on main road D. milo from
interurban, near school and church
family orchard of 20 trees. ~ acre
grapes and small fruit. "a acre as
one acre timba~: broom bungalow
barn and garage. poultry house aud
park; green house 12yS0 with hot
water heater and complete water
power outfit VIII sacrifice for
quick sale. Terms w d. Dunna-
hoo. room g. Farmers Trust Bldg
phones, Lincoln 5J2S. residence Har-
rlsOn 33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
AND AT ALL AGES ~HoMEKEEPING

IT Is MUCH Easier
20 get along in old age when one owns
"A home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

North OF the city on Dixie Highway.
near stop one and Niles csr line
4 acre tracts for s.. 600
one acre tracts srom $500 TO se5o
per acre. See FrauE Anderson,
ResItor CG3 Farmers Trust Bldg
lincoln 1855. II56
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
LINCOLN WAY W

LINCOLN WAY W
Near Cleveland av. Groom modern
home, OAK finish first floor, three
bedrooms and bath second floor
house newly decorated Inside, $500.
part cash, mortgage on balance. W.
h McHeury. Realtor. Lincoln 573,i.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

L. SOUTH ST.--Near Lincoln way F..
modern Groom Tome, oak floors in
rooms on first floor. five bedrooms.
$1,000, will sell on payments. posses
sion 30 days.
" X. McHENRY. ReaItor.
Lincoln 5i33 20 Ihrmers Trust Bldg
ELEGANT HOT SE-For sale by owner
Nine rooms, completely modern; newly
decorated throughout: liuOleum iu
bath and kitchen: fine electric fixtures.
newly built garage. At northwest cor
ner Of Lincoln way West and Diamond
av.: bargain. Call az IL y. College.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
y SCOTT ST
NEW MODERN

Five room bungalow on ST. Louis
blvd eight minutes walk from cen
ter Of city, living and dining rooms
finished i'm oak with huiIt-iu oak
bookcase. bedrooms and bath finished
in ivory, with oak noors large attic
and basement, will he ready 10 oc-
cupy by Nav LIST. 81 200. part cash.
balance payments. w. *. McIIeurv.
RealtOr Lincoln 5I32 30 Farmers
Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
s2 ACRES

S1S miles northwest IL miles of
lincoln was West Heavy burr oak
soil. slightly rolling l51 acres till
able. - sores timber. 10 acres orch.
ara including 100 apple trees. $50
cherries. 80 pears. Loo grapes I'm
bearing Farm has good 10 room
house, shady well kept lawn. >
room tenant house with small barn,
hank barn 3iXf0 feet. large corn
crib. WAGON she'd poultry and hog
houses 3 miles from railroad and
Iuterurhau lines "a mile from school,
miles from church | will be glad
90 show To auyday. VIII sell of
$50 acres with main buildings. re-
serving tenant h0Us,. barn and -
acres Price and terms reasonable.
rs ID. Uuauuhou. room ( Farmers
Trust Bids ground floor. Phones.
Lincoln 552S Res Harrison SO FL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

s. ST JOSEPH ST.-Fine modern home
I'm 600 block can easily be converted
into duplex, reasonable price for quick
sale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ts Offered
gu 10 oEeu Cd etere for cE JUS. re sad.
~ lae IHpNOiAMr. Proven success
iaFL seller some capital and sound
'IfNlL leN uirna- u1 experience ut"tt
saf1. fhouolarnp. E'If Broad H1f.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

WANTED-Propertie 90 sell We have
more customers than we have prop
erty. We viii get your price-for your
property if 10 is reasonable. =. NJ
Robinson d Son.
WILT-Pay cash. send description.
street number and lowest cash p-ice
Possession not desired. Box JOS, care
News Times
WANTED TO Buy or room mod
or semi modern house on north side
Of town Will deal with owner only.
No Real Estate men need reply. Adj
dress BOX AZ. care Of News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

SUIT LadF-s navy blue poiret Twill
-ut Good condition. size - or 81
Phone Lincoln l-~0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17

" UNIEN NIAIIl ct
- Farmers Trust Bldg Main +5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17
CLASSIFIED DISPL AY
AUTOMOBILES


Al4i-t y small . passenger. cylinder
touring good tires: 0verh3uled and
- Iail-s bargain
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Tires NOW Give
BETTER MILEAGE
Improvement in Manufacture
Has Put Pleasure in
Motoring.

What tire mileage do you get7
Motorists reading tales Of phenom-
email mileage often wonder why
they are not the fortunate owners.
Freak mileage records are a con-
tinual source OF amazement.
Much confusion has been thrown
into the discussion by falling to
take into account the different mil
cage standards for cords and fab
RIGS. The man who gets $500 miles
from 4 fabric frequently forgets
that he is obtaining splendid serv-
ice considerably above guaranteed
mileages. II is easier TO recall the
case of the friend who obtained l5,-
900 miles on cords.
There are many facts which 20
to determine the mileage secured.
say Miller tire service men. The
first and most important is the use
Of standard tires. Then there is
the car. its weight, the condition of
the roads, the load, the skill of the
driver, the speed-all these are i'm
portant.
IL sounds like a fairy story that
only a few years ago mileage was
much less than half Of its lowest
average today. Tire trouble was a
buGaboo that constantly ruined the
pleasure of motorists. The motorist
started out with fear and trembling
lest his tires should blow before he
returned
Today. however. the dependability
and easy riding qualities OF pneu-
matics permit starting out on a trip
without a single thought for the
tires.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
MANY INAUGURAL
GUESTS TO CONE
HERE In MOTORS
A. c. A. Chief Roadman
Has Mapped Good
Roads to City.

Although rather early In the Sea-
son. thousands of motorists win
make the trip to Washington this
week to attend the insuguration on
Warren @. Harding, twenty-niuth
President OF the United States. eayt
O. NJ Wells, chief roadman OF the
Automobile Club Of America.
Not only will we have a new Pres
ident and a complete change in the
heads Of the various executive de-
partments. but also a new House OF
Representatives and many new Sem
ators, altogether a greater change
than has taken place for many
years. And naturally all the new
comers will have their friends on
hand to welcome them into ONCE.
II will be wise to reserve hotel
accommodations In advance, he
warns. Washington is well supplied
with hostelries OF the highest class,
but on an occasion OF this nature.
the capacity OF even these great
houses is certain to be taxed TO
the limit Experienced travellers
will be governed accordingly.
The Bureau OF Tours OF the Au-
tomobile Club OF America has out
lined the best automobile routes
to this city from various poinls.
using all hard surfaced roads.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Highway transportation Future
Lies in Encouragement to Large
Capacity Trucks, Observes Fulton

Since the amount of material to be
shipped would remain the same, il
would, of necessity. be transferred
to a much larger number of smaller
vehicles, and in many cases over
loading would be encouraged. The
smaller trucks would travel con-
siderably faster and IL is "A proven
fact that road damage increases
with speed. The amount of dead
vehicle weight in proportion to use
fui load carried would be greatly in
creased. thereby causing the roads
to carry an excess amount of un-
cessary weight. Congestion would
be greater and the tendency TO over
load would have its natural effect
upon public safety.
''Unquestionably, the future OF
highway transportation lies in the
extended use and encouragement
of large capacity units in the inter
csts of both transportation economy
and highway maintenance effici-
ency."
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

That the motor truck as an ef-
ficient and economical means OF
transport has received public rec
ognition and support, can no longer
10 questioned. Those who are In
close touch with the developments
Of highway transportation are pre-
dieting that the motor truck, even
now, is but in its infancy and that
big things are ahead in the way
Of public benefits to be derived from
highway transport.
Chief among these benefits. ac-
cording to r. L. Fulton. vice presi-
dent OF the International Motor
Company, is the transport economy
that will go with an extended use
of large capacity vehicles.
TT can readily be seem says Mr.
Fulton. "as far as road wear is
concerned and when the amount OF
material shipped is considered in
the bulk. that the use OF large
trucks causes no more destruction
to the roads than the use OF a far
greater number of smaller vehicles
carrying the same amount of ma
terial. 1t is only a question of time
before those who have hastily
judged the large truck as n de-
stroyer of roads will be brough;
to the realization that there Is an
increasing definite tonnage that
must be shipped by truck and can
not be diverted to other transport
channels and that this material can
be handled at lower cost. with less
congestion and with less road wear
by large trucks.
at has been shown that the ap-
proXimate costs of motor truck
| haulage per ton mile with trucks
OF various sizes average about as
follows: One and one-half-tor
truck, 16 cents; atom truck. Il
cents; 6h-ton truck 7ls cents
obviously this unit cost is less ir
the 7l7-ton size. This economy in
| big units has a direct relation tc
the cost of commodities bought BY
the final consumer and so is ar
| important factor in public welfare
IF this saving in the cost OF
| transportation was obtained only al
the sacrifice of increased costs OF
| read building and maintenance, il
would. of course, be false economy
But this Is not the case although IL
might seem to be at first glance
| The reasons for this may best be
seen by considering what would
happen II all the large capacity
trucks were taken off the roads
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Jenlison New
Sales Head for
Oldheld Tires

Barney oldheld. president Of the
Oldheld Tires Company. Of Akron.
Ohio, announces the appointment OF
r. S. Jemison as advertising and
sales promotion manager. effective
February IL
Dick. as he was then known. was
for eleven years sporting editor of
the Atlanta. Ca, Constitution. For
the past year, he was in charge ~
sales promotion at the Miller Rub
Der Company.
Oldfeld Tires. built to meet the
eKacting requirements-of twenty
years OF tests by the worlds master
driver. will be merchsndiscd on a
bigger and broader scale than ever
this year.
An extensive advertising program.
embracing national publications.
trade papers, newspapers and direct
mail campaigns, will be launched
in the near future
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Air Hose Trouble.

Those who are in doubt as to
whether their engine driven tire
pump forces oil through the hose
should examine the end of the latter.
Usually this hose has rubber
lining and IL oil is being pumped
the lining becomes softened, per-
haps to such an extent that it will
not hold to the nipple. In cheap
hose it Is difficult to again attach
the nipple even though wire is used
as binding, because the first opera
ton Of the pump blows the hose
away from its connection. The
remedy lies either in getting a good
grade Of hose or in having the pump
piston and rings examined for
leakage.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
PLAN FOR THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM FACES NE
Big Demand for
Space at Auto
Exhibit March II

Plans are rapidly being completed
for washington's auto. show to be
held at Convention hall beginning
March IL. The exhibition. the first
since before the war. is to be held
under the auspices OF the WASH
ington Automotive Trade AssocIa-
ton.
Rudolph Jose. president Of the
Washington Cadillac Company, Ia
head Of the show committee which
mas charge OF all OF the details for
the exhibition.
There has been a very heavy de-
mand on the show committee Cor
space. and dealers have besleged
those In charge many times for
additions to the space allotments
In addition to the forty-eight diff
ferent makes OF cars which will be
shown, there will be eight truck
companies with exhibits.
The truck exhibits will he on the
ground floor. and the arrangements
have been SO perfected that IL will
be necessary for all those who at
tend the exhibition to pass through
this exhibit TO get to the second
moor where the passenger cars and
accessory exhibits will be staged.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
PRICES ON CARS
NOT TOO STEEP
Renger, Sales Manager for
Moon Autos, Makes
This Assertion.

At this particular time, when the
question as to whether prices are
high is asked concerning any COM
modify, the answer in loud voice
is Yes" and the automobile is no
exception, says F. H. Rengers, gen.
eral sales manager OF the Moon Mo-
tor Car Company.
The automobile industry has
grown TO such magnitude in such
a short time that people expect more
of it than they do Of some of the
older industries. and in the ma
jority of cases they have not been
disappointed he said. For in
stance, the automobile industry was
one OF the first to Join the move
mcnt toward a downward trend in
prices.
whether or not automobile prices
arc high depends on the way you
compute values and how much you
expect for your money. There is
no denying that in a few isolated
cases automobiles are overpriced.
but taking things as a whole the
manufacturers are giving full value.
Looking over the 1904 automo-
bile year book. the thought struck
me that If anyone were to offer
for sale today some of the cars
that at that time people paid as
high as $1,000 for without a murmur.
he would be lucky to unload them
at any price. Not that the manu-
facfurers of those days were prof.
teers. but because the automobile
was in an experimental stage and
they had to cautiously feel their
way. Modern engineering, knowl-
edge gained by years of experience
and tho mistakes of others, mod
ern production facilities, date
machinery and daylight factories
where it is a joy to work all had
their share in decreasing the price
and increasing the value.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Senate's Refusal to Vote
Road Funds Shifts Contest
Apparent Intent of Legislators to Ascertain
What State Law Workers Intend to Do
Before Appropriating More Money.

Thar the next Congress win Sc
riousIy consider the proposed plan
Of "a national system Of interstate
highways Is now assured. says q
statement issued by the American
Automobile Association headQuar-
ters here. This action was predi-
Gated by the Senate's refusal to ap-
prove as rider" on the Postoffice
appropriation bill the 100000. 900
voted by the House without any re-
strictions other than now embraced
In the Federal aid road act. which
has failed in various directions to
satisfy many of its original adher-
ents. While the Federal money in
some States aided materially In ac-
celebrating State systems Of inter
county. roads, In other States the
rich counties matched the dollars
from the National Treasury. with
the result that the poor counties
were still left in the mud.
Though the organized motorists
co-operated with the State highway
officials In urging the Federal aid
road act, the two groups were not
in entire accord IN the recent legis-
latiye effort. Both were agreed that
JolnL teoeral ana Stdte money
should be expended upon roads OF
interstate Importance. but the high
way oficials refused to insist upon
such a provision nor to support the
Townsend idea OF creating a COM
mission to lay out a national scheme
Of main roads connecting the sew
eral States.
What caused some opposition, in
and out of Congress, to the $780,
000,0 appropriation. was the fear
that fts unrestricted adoption would
fasten the Federal aid method upon
the country for an indefinite period.
One member of the House didn't
hesitate to say that the accord of
the Senate would do exactly this
thing.
Believe In Comprehensive Plan.
Debated upon its merits. some-
thing not possible under 'suspen-
sion Of the rules" those who favor
an Interstate system and a commits
sion believe that Congress will
adopt a comprehensive plan. for the
Undertaking has the approval of
farm. commercial, automobile and