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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
JU'||lE|l|||'n||lUCCINS
'|,' KILLED TODAY
Runs on Grade On Nal.
Icy n Read Road Young Man
Meets Instant Death.

Jun4s HatgfnA, Ased 20, son Of Mr..
ard IN William HugEina, residing
noftAsn6 NAK Grand Forks, Vas Killed
eaffy5tAis morntng when . Ford road
ster IA which he was riding ran OF
the sgra6e OF the Mallory road, about
two and one-half miles from East
0eand Forks The car In turning
over had struck Nj. HugEins across
the shoulders and neck. killing him
M .Hugsins Wa returning from
Crookston, having left there about
1880 O'clock according to friends with
whona he had spent the evening. and
It - believed that tho accident occur
fod around s3:16' O'Clock. The body
49, found shertly before 3 o'clock
6ySa. ]. Daiielson. q salesman At the
Grand Forks Nash company. and
John Bulls OF Grand Forks, who were
returning from Crookston.
Coroner N. e. Nelson OF Crookston
dfpolice omcials of East Grand
FORKS, who were summoned. believe
that Ar. Huggins had dosed of while
driving his car. marks of the wheels
showing that the car had run along
the soft dirt or the edge Of the road
TOR some forty feet. It is believed
tint whom he realised he. was running
on the road. he made an effort to turn
b . abruptly onto the road again.
and in doing SO the machine was
turned over. Indications were that
= . had turned Over twice. The
yonng nan was thrown out. and when
= Q made its final turn and set
tied into the ditch. the running board
Struck him across the chest and neck,
Nseking there and choking him.
The body was found near the bottom
Of the Grade, head downward. by. Mr..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
FEDERAL BOARD
CONCLUDES WORK
Approximate 100 Claims
Were Presented During
Hearing Here.

Members Of the federal eligibility
squad who have been here since we'd
nesday morning to receive claims of
disabled service ,men and women, con-
their work here At noon today
and left for Fargo.
Approximately 100 persons pre-
aented claims before the board. some
Two dozen of which were hnally
settled. These, however, had been
started before and were ready for
nnal action by the board.
The cases were classified and per-
sons presenting the claims had to
produce amdav1ts regarding their all
ments and showing that these all
ments were due to war service. In
formation on the claims for COM
p~ensAtion received by the board will
be acted upon at, the district Offices in
Minneapolis, or in the national head
quarters at Washington, and il com
pensation is granted the applicants
are eligible for section three training
which provides free tuition, books and
supplies.
A complete survey Of the cases in
this district, with detailed information
on each. has been gathered by the
board, which will make an EFFORT to
gel, quick action on the claims and to
speedily clear up all cases pending.
Ex-serv1ce men,, members Of the
board and others who were here for
the conference were taken on an auto
were guests at a picnic in Lincoln
park. followed by a dance at Belmont
pavilion. All Of the .theaters were
open in the evening to the visitors.
and Wtlde's pool and billiard parlors
also were turned over to the visitors,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
SPEAKS AT ''U'
SUMMER SCHOOL
".-EaIsII ..-+f rs go Fl HH 7f q : 81.
Rex Willard Addresses Stu.
dents on Farm Accounts;
Has Prepared Text Book

Rex Willard Of Fargo, farm man
agement specialist for North Dakota,
came to Grand Forks this, morning to
spend the day here. This afternoon
Mr.. Willard addressed classes at the
university summer school session on
farm accounts.
The course OF study for rural and
consolidated schools in the state next
year will contain one; semester of farm
accounting and records. and the state
superintendent of schools, Miss Minnie
Jean Nelson has advised Mr.. Will
lard's department TO present the sub
ject at summer schools, preliminary to
the teaching Of the subject in the
schools next fall.
According to Mr.. Willard, the gac-
count book for use in the course is
that adopted by the American Farm
Bureau federation, and approved by
the bureau Of internal revenue for use
in connection with the Income tax.
A text book for use in the course
has been prepared by Mr.. Willard and
his department, and the manuscript
is now ready for the printers. The
book, to- be known as Simple Farm
Accounts" will be ready about Sep
TENDER first. it is understood. Infor-
nation in this book will be for the
practical use Of teachers and also
farm operators, az q guide in keeping
accounts. ~ 49, In. /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30

Dainisison snd II. Huiiiss who OBJ
served the CIR ia the ditch. they
clAimatd have been driving at Z good
rats of speed. and returned after go
tng nearly u block beyond the spot
whore the q and body lay. After
.findtng Nj. HugEins' body .theyswent
TO Z farm house near by, and, sum
moned Harry Gregg, chief OF. police
in East Grand Forks and Coroner n.
f.. Nelson of Crookston. They re-
NAMED to bring the body In, leaving
for Grand Forks about 5:16 o'clock.
The remains were taken. to the Pierce
funeral pariors.
Funeral services Will be held At q
O'Clock on Friday afternoon from the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins,
miles north Of East Grand Forks.
The remains will be inferred at Mem
,orial Park cemetery.
For the last v . years Mr.. Hug
gins had been employed by the fair
association, and had been associated
with his father. William Higgins. ST..
who has been manager Of the Grand
Forks fair grounds for a number OF
years.
Surviving are the parenta one
brother. William Higgins, Jr., and one
sister, Mrs. Fred Tucker. who resides
here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
WEHE INJURED
IN RUNAWAY
Local Man Was Thrown
Out of Wagon, When
Team Struck Auto.

Bert wehe, who is employed as
driver for the Lynch feed store on
Kittson avenue, received q bad cut
over the left eye this afternoon when
the team which he was driving be-
came frightened and bolted, starting
on the corner of Kittson avenue and
Third street and running north.
Mr.. Wehe was thrown out Of the
wagon when the team struck q trailer
attached to q Ford car in front Of the
Council pool hall. The trailer wal
overturned In the collision. In strik-
ing the pavement, Mr.. Wehe received
a deep cash in the forehead and was
Immediately taken to a doctors once
and given medical treatment
The team continued It's Wild ram
page, turning west on DeMers, where
Patrolman White. at considerable
personal risk, made an attempt to
stop the runaway, but as the horses
were running, At q rapid clip. he was
unable to stop them. Slowing down
ct the corner of Fourth street and
'DeMers avenue, they were brought to
q standstill and taken back to the
place. No damage was done
to the, horses or wagon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30

Fins methods. Frodtable farming re-
CURES the highest type Of intelligence,
the best degree OF application. the
most scientific methods. ana the best
support from all classes OF ctizenship.
IN seven days test Miss Aageie has
W SS.4e6 pound butter record; aid
over q period OF thirty days she has
produced 10 pounds Of butter-fat.
That's where breeding counts. And
that's what makes the difference be-
tween profits and losses.
The history OF agricultural develop.
ment proves that no sysytem OF agri-
culture ID profitable or complete IN
less Y includes livestock and the
p good livestock and sweet clover
and; alfalfa there you see prosperity
The same history Of agricultural pro.
gress shows that rural prosperity has
always followed in the wake Of good
livestock and the growing Of legumes.
The right kind of a dairy COW turns
money over faster than anything else
on thet*farm. The right kind Of .
dairy COW brings money into the conn
munity instead OF sending it out.
livestock hnd liberalization are
home-trade Industries that have no
peer. They are industries, that ought
to- be stimulated in every community
In North Dakota.
Miss tAaggie belongs to Jerry D.
Bacon Of Grand Forks, Mr.. Bacon Is
very proud OF Aaggie and her or,
spring. The stock on Mr.. Bacon's
farm show what good feeding, breed
ms and care will accomplish in pro-
ducing profitable animals and in max
ing profitable returns.
Aaggie points out the way for a
new North Dakota agriculture, n
that win bring maximum returns and
maximum prosperity, not only to the
farmers but to the bankers and busi-
ness men who must be associated with
the farmers Of North Dakota in de-
veaoping our state. Given q prosper
Gus rural citizenship, and you have q
prosperous commonwealth. Make
your farmers prosperous, and all Of
your rural troubles vanish. The farm
or who produces good stock, who
diversdnes and who grows legumes, has
money in the bank, pays his bills and
looks at the world with a smile on his
face. There ought to be an Aaggie ON
every North Dakota farm.
North Dakota is facing the rising
sun Of a new agriculture. with the
support and cooperation Of such Agen-
cies and institutions as the Agriculture
al Extension service, the County Farm
Bureau organization, the railroads,
the press. and the banks OF the state,
the North Dakota farmer is entering
upon a new era Of prosperous and
profitable farming,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
APPROVE PLAN TO
BUILD HOSPITALS AT
SOLDIERS HOMES

washington, June 3o.-Approval
~ the treasury OF projects for the
c~onstruction 1t soldiers homes Of hve
hospitals for the care Of the former
service men suffering with pber.
culosis was announced today BY sec-
retAry Mellon. The new buildings
Will CON three million. one hundred
thousand dollars, and + exp6ctsdst ~
be ready ny January 1. and VIII n
located - follows:
Milwaukee Soldiers HomA y -
commodate 500 pattents; pAytons
Ohio, soldier's honse, pAtients:
pefients;g HGkeaS No1ntGl1 1Anat1sls
81; ILot
,nat.saal sstssssasc aSsss
StSf6
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30

Misses Mnadale. .Aa6Eie Ne K0l \
and lilac HodgegCblAnfha Zubrud,
two OF JesfyD.Boconss best cow,
are on exhibftt6n In the lobby Of
The Hotel DAcotah undcr thesans- +
Ncuss Of the Agricultural commit
tee Of the North Dakota BankerF h
association. The exhibit. 10 frov.
n general public and an Interested
are invited to inspect It. x T
s. G. Rubinow.
The right kmc OF as.dairy COW issa
mortgage litter. And lifting mort.
cages is a business whichzconcerns the
banker just as much as It does the
farmer. The greater the mortgage
lifting power Of the state, the greater
the prosperity OF the state. North Da.
kota's prosperity 10 directly depend
emit upon. the welfMe Of her farmers.
And the most prosperous commune
diverAihcatton have been best develop
ed.
Miss Efmsdale Aaggie De Kol, and
Miss Lilac Hedge Colantha Zubrod.
the honor guests Of the. North Da-
kota's association, at the 18th an
nuaf convention, now in session in this
city. are real mortgage lifters. They
represent the best in breeding, feed.
ing and care. They stand for maxi
mum profits and highest returns.
They are always on the, right side Of
the ledger. 80 are their Offspring.
The Offspring prove the stun that's IN
the sire and dam. Their production
Is an asset to the state.
North Dakota's agriculture needs q
great many Aaggies. It takes Just
as much feed and car to keep the
scrub alive as It does to make the
good animal produce profits. The
difference between a poor community
and q rich one. between prosperous
farmers and impoverished ones, be-
tween profitable banking and banking
that nets poor returns, between con-
farmers and discontinued ones,
can always be laid at the doors OF
continuous grain growing, the keep
ing of scrub stock, the lack Of diver
~efication and the inability ia. keep the
Agricultural ledger balanced.
Miss Aaggie was the grand cham
pion at the North Dakota state and
Sioux City, Iowa, Interstate fairs In
1920. She has a wonderful produc-
ing record. In a days test she gave
1855 pounds Of milk. For seven day.
she produced 849.5 pounds Of milk
and in thirty days she gave 1900
pounds. Think Of 1t! Contrast that
record with the record Of some Of the
animals in your community, requiring
the same labor, are and feed.
There is no oom in North Dakota
now for scrub stock and scrub farm.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30
PASS EXAMS OF
OPTOMETRY BOARD

Two Of the four candidates for
North Dakota optometrists' licenses
who passed In the examinations held
at Fargo on Tuesday and Wednesday
by the North Dakota state board Of
examiners in optometry. from
Grand Forks. The two from this city
were Miss Elizabeth Rogos and g. A.
Carlson Examinations were con-
Quoted at the Waldorf hotel
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-30

Herald want Ads Bring Results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
9UGGE9977POUy[ER
Give and Get

Give and Get
Keep and lose, give and get-these rules stand
Give unspaTingy of your muscle and brain and the full
compensation of your work will flow back to you.
Work for the works sake and the pay will come along
for the
The 'l-Me kind of workers are not wanted long on
the Job Working only for the pay generally finishes the
worker.
Plenty of people are able to concentrae-but only on
themselves The thing that concentrated interest
in your work
Give yourself your work and will bear the stamp
Of your personality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
BUNGALOWS
& 900 On including Lot

s. 200 90 including lot
Why invest your money In an old house
and have q repair bill staring you in
the face 10 start with, when you can
move into q new home az q much better
price,
Go out and lock over the houses for sale
no South Bend, and Mishawakl for So,
10000 70 $3.S0000, and then come and
see what we will build for you for 3d.
2OO00-nO comparison at all.
Watch your home being built, see how
the work is done and what kind OF ma
terial goes into il. Wen get you into
sets in, no need 10 worry about that
We are building these homes IN an
American section, on a double car line
and In the most rapid growing section
Of the city.
These bungalows have living room, din
ing room, kitchen, two bed rooms and
bath room. full basement with concrete
floor and walls; inside cellar way
kitchen chimney wiring complete wa
ter supply; painted two coats outside
purchaser; outer walls. sheeting paper
and siding; inner walls Iath and plas-
ter; cedar single roof
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
II this type Of house is not suitable for
your requirements. we can build any
other type OF house you wish.
These houses are built correctly, and o.
first grade materials We have several
houses under construction which we
would be glad 10 show yOG Call AZ
our office and talk this proposition
over a small payment down, and
balance 5000 per month Including in
terest
Liberty bonds accepted on down pay
ment az face value up TO $4,000
AHERs-LONG & HUTTON
Lincoln 1924. Room ? Orpheum Theater
Bldg. upstairs over Orpheum theater
Open evenings 70 q sunday Q 20
II a. NJ.
COMPLETELY MODERN-SiT room
house, just built IN 100 block y.
MAR, st; oak doors: price $500:
Securities Investment Corporation. 122
$. Main 81. Main s65-
CHAPLIN ST.-FIve-room house n good
shape. INN ediate possession. Price
$500 90. Only $4,000 down. $500
month. This is the same as renting
house. ). NJ. Robinson Son. l24
CLOSE IN-SeFen rooms. gas. stool and
city water small alley lot paved
street. ali improvements IN and paid
Tor. Price 5000; easy terms. Ralph
q. Osborne Realtor n. J72. Conser-
vatlve Life Bldg
COMPLETELY MODERNISM room
house. just ouilt IN 800 block on z.
Milton ct: oak floors. price - 90,
small payne NJ down. balance as rent.
Securities Investment corporation, -
: Main 81. Main se6
DAYTON ST, EASr-Nine room house
modern oak floor and trim; garage LOT
40Xl65 feet; ale side and rear, $3.50.
Wesley Van Vain, Ga Farmers Trust
Bldg
EXCELLENT ZONE on wonderful ga
den spot on outskirts % city very
good yslue: reasonable price; Easy
terms &. A Schellinger 90i 2O2 7. "
;. Bldg. Msiu 1925
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-very large
Broom. mOdernly equipped home: oak
floors and quarter sawed oak trim up
and down foundation OF large stones
has many attractive features not neo.
toned There are % beautiful shsds
trees ell about Il on spacious grounds.
plenty Of shrunbery, aud splendid
lawn Fur further Information call
The e & NJ Company 301 Farmers
Trust Co. lincoln 5935
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Four- acre
tract, north Z city. Frank J. Ander-
son. 635 Farmers Trust Bldg Office
phone Lincoln 1858 Residence phone
Lincoln 1854
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES FOR SALE

IN different parts Of the city.
Some Of them modern or
partly modern. a number
OF them on easy terms
Seven-room house with two lots IN Edge
water place. 1880.
Seven-rOOm house In Edgewatcr place,
$4,000
six rooms, Pleasant ST. $500
Six rooms. Tenth ST.. 500.
Five rooms, Miner ST., So
Six rooms l.. Madison. 81 600
Eight rooms. Van Buren, ST., =. 600.
Five-roOm bungalow, very high grade,
Cleveland av. 5000.
Seven rooms. Harrison sv. 5000.
Five-room bungalow, Navarro place.
$3.50.
Five-room bungalow, southeast, $500.
Five-rOOm bungalow. southeast $50.
Six rooms. southeast. viii consider eL-
change for acreage, 5000.
Six rooms, Dale av., $3.50
Fiye-roOm bungalow. southeast. 5000
Six rooms. with two lots making front
age Of 80 feet SG.S1G
Five room bungalow Rush ST, 81 200
SiX-rOom house. modern except furnace.
near Lincoln school very easy terms.
Five rooms southeast. 81 o00
Six rooms, southeast. 81 000
Ten rooms, :. Franklin, 3 20.
Two houses on ore lo+. seven rooms ant
five rooms. 5000.
Eight rooms. : st. Joseph. 80 00o
SIT-room bungalow. southeast, VII take
good vacant lot as nsrt pay. & TO.
Six rooms. Dale av.. $500
Five rooms, southeast. 81 con.
Six rooms, southeast $4,000
Eight rooms 6 81. Joseph, $500
Six rooms. sherman Az. 81 100
Six rooms. near s. Pauls church $500
ACREAGE
Sir acres with practically new ive-roou
bungalow about seven miles from
south Bend. close % paved road and
interurban; price $3.50
E ghteen acres with new bungalow. 80
000
VACANT lots
have o number II vacant lots priced
right Two = the hest l0fe En- H7rtar
Heights offered AZ discount as own
Two on Calvert ST., one-half acre north
west part and others that will make
ideal bone sites.
FRANK -JEFFERIES Essitor.
fl5 Union Trust Bldg .
or see Tohulka & REYNOLDS.
SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE newly
painted and 1880 acres q -ood lsrF
Good suburban home across OLIVE ~
on Prairie az. RI. Price 1900 Cas-
or terms. Call County 6-F1.
Near Lincoln school Well huIlt. nice
ly finished s2700 snd 5000. small
payment down. h@lan~e Ike rent C.
q. Dav. sos : William Main 4451
We HAVE several very 6ne houses for
sale smll pcaayment down balsnce
monthly. Hastings Realty Co 21s y
Michigan. Phone Lincoln $40
10 ROOM HOUsE-si1 blocks from cen
ter OF town; hath. gas; rents for 50
per month $500: price $500 down
cash Lincoln 2+39.
8 ROOM RESTDENCE-Oue- half block
lights CITY water cistern and well
water In kitchen, nice lawn and shade
trees Call Main 4T2O
10 ROOM HOCSE-Six blocks from cen
ter u town, bath, gas rents FOR sd
per month $4,000; price $500 down
cash Lincoln 2sSa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
TIvE.ACRE sURrRBAN HoM.

~ miles north ~ the cit- we have just
the home you have been looking for
Beautiful lawn. cement walks electric
lights, hewanna water system large
poultry houses and parks: acres var.-
Gus kinds or fruit one acre alta "a. and
some timber. Terms one-thlrd cash Don't
hesitate Call Lincoln 1852. open eve
niugs.
COLPAERT REALTY corp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
AUTOMOBILES

CADILT.ACS


-FOUR BARGAINS.
CADILLAC :. type - suburban 4 DIS
re the latest and current series ana the
sane car Ne are delivering rev TO-DAY
II kis car has had the very best III care.
- only been driven very s7oft dis-
'-snce, having been delivered neW only .
short tine ego. We have made thor
ough eNaminatlou 81 this car ulechaniral-
~ and guarantee 10 the same ~ new
car You probably will neves have ne
opportunity n getting IRE l1fesi ava
current series CadiIIac Suburban az the
tltremely loE price We are Offering this
car
CADILLAC 3. type 70 SEDAN. This car
vac only delivered a short tmo ago and
hsH only been driven Eve thousand miles
ts the very latest series has Wesfing-
house sll springs, bumper, extra tires,
etc. The body rs ihs Eve passenger noH.
ular size Vas traded lE on seven pas
sepger Suburban. We sre oEering IBIS
ar Nith the same guarantee We sFe
when new.
CADILLAC s. type 81 Victoria. This
o. The very latest q this series delivered
~ this company. This car has bad he
very best ~ care being driven 1y an o.d
experienced Owner rs JUST Out n paint
shop, painted the standard Cadillac hiue
As whole thIs car has the appearance
~ uew. and guaranteed fu ever" way
STEARSS- KNIGHT touring. new
rant. SIX new cords. oveThauied con uc
bought 90 extremely low price
g. ". STEIEHAET. SOUTH BEND CO.,
-15 S. Lafayette Blvd Main lZbL
open Evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

SPECIAL
Coal and Wood Prices Until aug. 81.
Old Ben. Kent and Harrisburg, Illi-
nois coal, $500 per ton. West Yir-
glnia spiint coal. 5000 Der ton With
each ton order OF the above soft coal
we give y rank slabwood free. All
sizes OF hard coal, $3.50 per ton.
IOcsLontas. egg or lump, 81 90 per
ton. Soft s'ahwood. $500 ner rank
Hard slabvood S325 per rank. FurT-
nee or crate block wood. 40 per
rank Three RANKS country wood
S11 5O-for . rsuks
SOUTH PEND COAL & WOOD CO,
Lincoln 5s7s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

A from home. modern in every way
with Standard plumbing FOR the Kit
chen and bath. hot and cold water
connections. first class furnace floor
drain IN the basement large cupboard
In kitchen, oak hordored floors in
living rooms. three large bedrooms
and closets on second floor. interior
newly decorated paved street. large
lot; possession iwmadiafcfv- for
terms and prices COLI N4f7 4t00
FARMERS TRUST BUILDING
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
sPFcTHf- - I7sFn 49,

SPECIAL SALE USED CARS
Sir Chevrolet 800 tOurings
~ Fords. Including sedan, two roa O.
steTs. one speedster with top. one chasls
and two ton trucks.
One Dodge.
One Maxwell.
One Mitchell sedan.
Oakland six
Harley Davidson motorcycle.
These ears priced 20 move them and lu
plain figures on windshield. Liberal
terms 20 responsible buyers.
Driving instruction. gals. gasoline and
new pump and jack given With each car.
open evenings and sunday a. ~, Com
uetent salesman 10 show cars
BEISTLE AUTO SALES CO
Main as 343 Lincoln WAY West
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
MERCHANDISE
Good Things To Eat

CIDER MILL-Wil run Wednesday, and
Thursday Of each week Clarence F..
smith, Fluckeytown. Phone County
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wanted-FemaIe 80
WANTED-By congenial young LADY,
place 70 earn board and room In pri-
yate family while attending South
Bend Business College. Call Main SOL
for appointment. Call for III. A. Popp,
Secy.
WASHINGS-Two Washings who viii
bring ana call for them. 1902 y. Di-
vision St, Mishawaka
Situations Wanted-Male 81
WORK MANUFACTURING stove wood
or corn. c. Gaemere. r. r. No. 2 Box
~. Granger. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wanted--To Rent

+ SHED or CNFURNISHED
house wanted by counle without chill
dren. Only best locations. Address
Box $40, News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
RI ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BUSINESS PROPERTY = -Four blocks
from center; small business building
and 7-roOm house; $4,000. Cash or
paments. Wesley Van Yalin. 624 Farm
ers Trust bldg
BUSINESS STIE-Lot 60xi65 on 5. Mich.
igan st $1,000 90. Wesley Van Vain,
ga Farmers Trust bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

Wanted-ReaI Estate 81
PROPERTl-It will be 90 our Interest
70 see ne before buying that farm
Or city home. Call Lincoln 1910. ".
MokWa Realty Co. Peoples st8ls
Bank Bldg.