davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Taiban Valley news., 1921-03-25
a BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
.i ElGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
OoiNes AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.

N"e'iefu Newspaper Ouloh Ne"s oct'ico'J
WESTERN
-Four indictments charging fnisappro-
priation of total of $255,000 have
been served on persons figuring in the
collapse of the bond house oF Norris
Brothers, Incorporated, of Portland,
Ore. 1885,
The body Of Woo Cow, Chinese,
bearing nine bullet wounds and numer-
GUS knife cuts, was found beside oil
road three niles east Of Guadalupe,
according TO advices received at the
sherlff's office in Santa Barbara, Calf:
Woo was believed by officers to have
been tong war victim. 49,.
Governor Boyle has announced it
was his intention to sign the bill pro-
viding that ali persons condemned to
DEATH in Nevada should be executed
with flethal gas. He said he would
not sign, Immediately in order TO al
low any persons who might object to
present their reasons.
George s, Ackerman, a !, travelling
salesman, died at a hospital in Twin
Falls, Idaho, as a. result of a, knife
wound Inflicted on him by Francisco
Sanchez, Mexican. The Mexican,
who Is thought have been. crazy,
walked up to Ackerman on the street
and plunged his knife into Ackerman's
left eye.
The First State. and Savings Bank
of Klamath Falls, Ore. is doing busi-
ness as usual. again, safter having
closed its doors on jan ~. The re-
opening, which was declared to have
saved overhaul the -sfeepnlen and cat
tlemen of Klamath county from ruin,
was preceded by a civic celebration,
SECOND only to that of Armistice day.
Richard Dunkle held three aces in
poker game and thought. that was
enough 10 win the pot. Ross Wicker
sham, however, laid down a pat flush
and raked in the. winnings. Dunkle
was so enraged, a witness at Fremont,
Neb!, testified at the trial of Dunkle
for the Staying of .Wickersham, that
he started an argument which resulted
in the fatal shooting of the. winner
The Utah. Assoeiatiopref Life Under
writer's has, filed, a prptestswith the
State Insurance Commission 7at Salt
Lake against the relicepsing of the
Mountain States Life, Insurance Com
paDy Of Denver, The association al
leges that the company is doing,busi-
ness, in violation of the statutes of
Utah, which prohibit. determinations
rehates and stock schemes.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

s odds and ends In Blan-
kets. Only one color and one
pattern each.
3 size 64x76. Special, soc
each.
l size 64x76. Special, SOS.
! size 64x@. Special, $3.50.
size 64x80. Special, $500.
l size 60x76. Special $500.
size 66x8. Special, $500.
80 Organdy Collar and Cuff
Sets. Csc each; were Soc.
"a Assorted Wells, drape
and square styles. z5c each;
we're Soc.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
President Harding Pens E1logy
ToDog Found Poisoned in office

President Harding's affection for
Laddie Boy Is unbounding and gen.
uine. In fact. he loves all dogs He
is familiar with them and has had
them for companions throughout his
life.
He knows how to train and treat dogs.
He can speak their language, SO to
speak. They are such good and loyal
friends" he has been known to say
regarding dogs.
While expressing another sentiment
regarding dog. the President once
said: whether the Creator planned
IT so or environment and human COM
learn richly through the love and fl.
deity of brave and devoted dog
Such loyalty might easily add luster
to a crown Of Immortality"
In expressing himself thus the
President was concluding, beautiful
Star. his newspaper. Hub" was his
name. He was the pet Of the Office
and he was found dead one morning.
He had been poisoned. The President,
and in the next issue of his paper he
wrote the following tribute:
"Hub.o
mark Of his breeding; but to us just
Hub. a little Boston terrier, whose
sentient eye mirrored the fidelity
and devotion of his loyal heart: The
veterinary said he was poisoned; per-
haps he was. his mute suffering sug-
gested it. One is reluctant to be-
lieve that human. Aeing who claims
mans estate could be so hateful a
coward as to ruthlessly torture and
kill a trusting victim. made defense
less through his confidence in the hu-
man master-but there are such.
One honest look from Hubs trusting
eyes was worth hundred lying
greetings from such inhuman beings.
though they wore the habiliments Of
men.
Perhaps you wouldn't devote these
lines to a dog. But Hub was Star
office visitor nearly every day of the
six years in which he deepened at
tachment. He was a grateful and de-
voted dog, with a dozen lovable at
tributes, and it somehow voices the
ycarnings of broken companionship
to pay his memory deserved tribute.
1T isn't orthodox to ascribe a soul
to a dog-if soul means immortality.
But Hub was loving and loyal. with
the jealousy that tests it's quality.
He was reverent. patient, faithful;
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Center Aisle Saving Opportunitii<

$50 Yards Gingham and Perca1e, in 2 to
9 yard lengths. A varied selection of
striped and checked patterns This lot is
greatly underpriced at 17c yard
Evening star., 1921-08-04

he was sympathetic. more than hu-
manly SO sometimes. for no lure
could be devised to call him from
the sick bed of mistress or master
He minded his own affairs. especially
worthy of human emulation, and ne
would kill nor wound no living
thing. He was modest and submis.
sive where those were becoming yet
he assumed q guardianship of the
home he sentineled until entry was
properly vouched. He couldn't speak
our language, though he somehow
understood, but he could be. and was,
eloquent with uttering eye and wag-
ging tail and the other expressions
Of knowing dogs No, perhaps he
has no soul. but in these things are
the essence Of soul and the spirit OF
lovable life. =.
whether the Creator planned II
SO or environment and human COM
panionship have made 1t so. men may
learn richly through the love and a.
deity of q brave and devoted dog.
Such loyalty might easily add luster
to a crown of Immortality"
Evening star., 1921-08-04
BILL DISTRIBUTING WAR
TROPHIES RECOMMITTED
Appropriation of 100000 fol
Transportation Costs Causes
Wrangle in House.

After Ave hours of debate, Senate
bill. authorizing distribution to states
and municipalities of cannon and
other war material captured by the
Americans from the Germans was
recommitted to the military commit
tee Yesterday by vote of 103 to 80.
A section appropriating 100000 for
the expense Of distribution was elm
mated on point of order by Repre-
sentative Garrett Of Tennessee. acting
democratic leader, but the House. by
a vote Of 1876 to 120. Immediately
rejected an amendment by Represent
ative Rach, republican. Missouri. to
require communities receiving the
captured articles to pay all transpor-
tation and packing charges. Repre-
sentative Mann, republican. Illinois.
held the bill as altered required the
federal government to pay expenses.
but provided no funds, and made the
motion to recommit.
Before the motion was adopted the
bill, which provided that states should
Evening star., 1921-08-04

10 Leather Bags. Good val
ues. CSC each; were SOS.
4 Beaded Bags with draw
strings. $3.z5 each; were
$4.95.
II Silk Scarfs with fringe
or tassel. $z.S5 each; were
$3.95.
7 Fiber Silk Scarfs with
fringe. $l.os each; were $3.4s.
116 pairs Silk Gloves; q
button clasp; white only.
Slightly imperfect. 3Sc pair;
were Csc.
IA pieces Wolfe; remnants.
18c yard; was z5c.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
A Manufacturers Samples
Summer Blouses--Very Specia]

10 DOZEN MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE
VOILE. BATISTE, ORGANDY AND LAWN
BLOUSES. some slightly damaged. Not all
sizes in each style. Sizes SO to 81. Special,
S1.z5 each.
IA HANDMADE HANDDRAWN AND
HAND EMBROIDERED PHILIPPINE
BLOUSES, sizes 36 to 46 sz.25 each; were
S4.95.
WHITE WOLFE BLOUSES, slightly soiled
Sizes SO and 40. SOC each; were $1.65.
10 ORGANDY AND PRINTED LAWN
BLOUSES in tie-on effects; trimmed with lace
or French peatings. $1.00 each; were $l9S.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
House Dresses
and Aprons


26 GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES in small
plaids, checks and plain colors; some have
wide sashes, others have belts; white pique
collars, cuffs and pockets. Sl9s each; were
SOS.
10 DARK COLORED GINGHAM DRESSES
with small sailor collars trimmed with plaid
piping; pockets: $1eo each; were S1%5:
50 POLLY PRIM PERCALE AND WOLFE
APRONS, embroidered in pretty colors or
braid trimming; patch pockets. Special, 35c
each; for sl.oo.
Satin Camisoles and
Shadow-Proof Petticoats
Is PINK WASHABLE SATIN CAMISOLES.
with georgette tops, finished with val lace and
lace shoulder straps. Csc each; were Sl.45.
Is WHITE BATISTE SHADOW-PROOF
PETTICOATS with reinforced back and
front; scalloped edge. 75c each; were CSC.
36 WHITE SATEEN PETTICOATS with
double panel back and front; hemstitched
edge. 75c each; were CSC.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

IA BISQUE COTTON BLOUSES piped in
copen blue; slightly mussed. SOC each; were
Sl65.
4 HEAVY QUALITY GEORGETTE
BLOUSES, 2 peach. l white and l orange.
Sizes 50 and 40 $500 each; were $4.9s.
TRICOLETTE OVERBLOUSES. orange,
gray and jade. Size 50. $l.5o each; were
s39s.
3 TRICOLETTE TIE-ONS in orange. Size
40 S1.95 each; were $4.95.
TRICOLETTE OVERBLOUSES, 4 Jade
and honeydew. Sizes 10 and AZ. $l.sS each;
we're S4.95.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

share in the distribution in proper
tion to the number of troops furnished
during the war, was amended SO that
the distribution would be made by
congressional delegations, instead of
by governors, as the Senate had de-
Chairman Kahn of the military
committee reported that $4,000
trophies. including 10000 rifles, 10000
Evening star., 1921-08-04
LEND URUGUAY $7,5oo, 900.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. Angus 4.
The nationaF executive council has
approved the acceptance of a loan of
$500, 600 by Nbrth American bankers
through the National City Bank of
New York. This loan to the Uruguayan
government would mature in twenty
five years.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

10 pieces of Nainsook, in s.
yard lengths. A very fine
quality. CSC piece; was $1AS.
400 yards Self-striped
White Madras. 18c yard;
was 2Sc.
g dozen Mems Hem
stitched Cotton Handker-
chiefs. 6 for zoe; were 1ec
each.
ITO Huck Towels, size
21x40; slightly imperfect.
z0c each; were 40c.
Is Lined Coin Purses ; large
and small sizes. sc each;
were 35c and Soc.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Women 5 and Childrens
Hosiery q Underwear

18 pairs Women's Fine Quality Glove Silk Boomers,
with reinforced and elastic wastlne and knee.
In flesh only Sizes S, and T. $z4s pair; were SOS.
dozen pairs Women's Second Quality Black Cotton
Hose. Sizes 8H to TO- Special, 15c pair
dozen pairs Childrens Fine Lisle Socks; second
quality Broken sizes and colors. Special zoe pair.
dozen Chldrea's Nansook Union Suits; buttons
back; elastic at knee slightly soiled. Broken
sizes. 60c each; were 75c
dozen pairs Boys Heavy Sport Socks, in black only,
with rolled fancy striped tops of blue green and
Sizes 8H to TO- 35c pair pairs for $100; SOC.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

machine guns and 1900 field guns and
mortars, were in storage in New Jer-
sey.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats Reduced

p UNTRIMMED GARDEN HATS, in jade,
pecan, purple. henna and bisque. Final clear
ance price on these popular hats. Soc each;
were S1.o5.
7 HEAVY QUALITY WHITE DUCHESS
AND BARONET SATIN HATS, in all-white
or white embroidered in black. $395 each;
were $3.50.
u HEAVY WHITE FLOWER WREATHS,
consisting of flowers, fruit and wheat. Spe-
ALL-WH1TE CANTON CREPE HATS,
smartly trimmed with grosgrain ribbon.
$500 each; were $3.50.
S DOZEN WHITE PICOT FELT HATS;
some with white. others with black velvet
brms; some al-felt models. Several styles
to choose from, including the crushable
shapes. Special, $1.95 each.
5 TRIMMED PANAMA WEAVE HATS;
trimmed with white satin ribbon and flowers.
S245 each; were $3.95.
3DOZEN UNTRIMMED WHITE PANAMA
WEAVE HATS in several different styles;
very cool and comfortable. Special. S1.oo
each.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Children s Dresses
Reduced for Friday

10 CHILDREN'S PRETTY OR
CANDY DRESSES in-the daintiest
colors of pink, orchid, blue, yell
low and white, with bonnets to
match. Ruffles around collar and
sleeves and down front, with
tiny bit OF embroidery on collar.
Sizes 2 to E years. S4.95 each:
were $3.50.
Is LITTLE GIRLS ROMPER
DRESSES of colored chambray
with separate bloomers white COL
lars and cuffs; bias binding around
skirt bottom and on pockets.
Cord and tassel around collar;
wide sash with bow. Several 9TH
er models. CSC each; were Sl.3S.
20 GIRLS CHAM B AY
DRESSES some in solid colors,
others with checked gingham col
lar. pockets and wide sash; pearl
button trimmed and full skirts.
Sizes 2 to f. Reduced to @5c each.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

ASSIGNED TO NAVY YARD.
Capt. John H. Iden. Naval Medical
Corps, has been assigned to duty at
the Washington navy yard.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Women s Apparel
At Greatly Reduced Prices

26 PLAID AND CHECKED GINGHAM DRESSES,
vests trimmed with pearl buttons collars of pique and
organdy; tuxedo fronts and wide girdles of self
teria $500 each S6.75.
% BARONET SATIN SKIRTS with full gathered
backs; inserted pockets. Also box peated models.
Colors light blue copen and black. Waists
26 to 80. Special $500 EACH
p ART KNITTED COATS with tuxedo front and
shawl collars bell sleeves with turn back cuffs Very
graceful lines from shoulder. A garment that be
used for all occasions. Colors green blue and
mulberry. Sizes 10 to 40 S. each; $13.75
10KNITTED CAPES suitable for vacation and beach
Wide collars of self material caught together in
front with knitted cord. Coors navy tam $500
each; were $1,000.
CHOKERS of Australian Opossum Stone Marten
OpoSsum and Brown Opossum that very exceptional
values $500 EACH
10 SURF SATIN SKIRTS with full gathered backs
belts. inserted and patch pockets Waists e. to
81 Sl95 each; SOS.
Is JERSEY JACKETS for outing and vacation wear.
Pearl button trimmed belt of self material
Coors black and navy. Sizes 10 to 40 $500
each; $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19
Some Splendid Values in Houses Are Oft
LEGAL NOTICE

~tafr of indiana. .rparmctit OF state
I'D Jackson. Secretary uf >fitt. IT, 8Il i0
whom these presents shall come. ele..-
r.l
o. Ed Jackson Se.rrtlr rs 20 sta, nf tGe
state OF Indiana, hereby certify that tue
south l- cold storage 80. hH. thl- dag.
tI,d .H .u- office Of the secretary 10
state. tH- properly signed and atlrsted
consents. statements rud papers required
b.. section one ~ lu urt entitled. "Au
Aet prescribing .he method AMI proee
I.-- inr the voluntary dissolution ~ pri-
rIt- .nru1rI,i0ns Hnl voluntary 1ssoria-
lions and declarng an emcs gcucy,' ap-
rI. vDd March 10 i91I.
And further certify thar said written
consents statements ud papers SO hled
a- lf1resuld. show That salt Pguy
.uf the Officers th sT-1r. haHe complied
with the requirements Of said s-rtiol one
of ~Iid act aud fudt sgch t1rporitiln b.
f.1y Zoo process % dissolution
ln Witness Whereof I have hcrruuto
SEQ my hand and affixed the seal ~ the
slate % Indiana M rhe CITY 90, fudiruap-
rIIs rhis 18th day ~ March. ~ D. 1921.
Ep JACKSON
Secretary ~ state
Br H. 90 WDLFpl;B. peuutv.
March IL lis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOMES-Van Buren, ST. O. -oum am
modern. near Blain av. SJ50 terms. ~
Cay posse Ssi0n
Woodward tv.. room modern. 5000
possession soon. Terms
Woodward dv, room alI ,uodern.
bardge, $500. Terms
Linden av.. rooms partly modern
Immediate possession $500. Terms
=. ST. Peter ST.. rooms partly nod
eru, - day possession $500 Terms
Diamond Nv. Z room modern except
Iutuact, price $500 on ter1-.
Woodward av.. : room mn modern price
Sll 5000 on terms. - day possession.
tuShinE ST., room ali modern. 6N tay
possession price Sl2J0o.
hauunn ct. q room gii mudsru so daV
possession price $3.50. or terms
Allen ST., room ai modern price
Se-hn. On day possession on terms.
California ay., room alf modern. price
SJFO on terms. 30 dav possession
Allen 81, room all modern price
500 on terms. $50 day posses sion.
Nassar av., room ali mod eru. price
so on terms "a day possession.
Donald ST.. room an modern. price
500, uu terms Immediate possession.
leer 81. 6 room all modern. price
$500. ON terms.
COlfax av.. y room all modern eXeept
furnace, price $500. terms
Sadie St. Room all modern except
furnace, price $3.50. Cash
Portage av., room all modern. price
$50 Terms. ~ day possession
II. A. WOOD REALTY COMPANY.
-oI Farmers Trust Bldg. Main Hiss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

CHICAGO. March 1N-WHLAT No .
r-l, 81 .rt; No. h3r.l 81 l~H NJ 1 hard.
Sl51 No 8 spring 81 4aa,
CORN-No. 81 yellow. 81 "a Htse. No.
yellow Uou6lr. W % yellow -SA. gf l9t.-.
~" o. mied. Gi q, IA .,-r. NJ. missed UuNir
No. mixed, jeH W'A1r: NJ white,
f1 f.M f2i-r. No white. tGfilc No
White GD8 &c. Nc. white. Igisc
OATS No white EtssI4oEc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19
lRg B1WER park

room house With furnace, electric
lights, gas. sewer. large space for garden.
poultry and fruit; close TO school, owner
going back % the farm: price s. 600
about half cash
rooms with furnace, electric lights.
gas, city water, nice lot, east front:
close 10 car line; $500
rooms, electric lights, gas. city
water, nice basement large lot, close 20
street car, church and groceries, nice
shade: $500
J. N. JOLLY, - South Main ST.
Lincoln 600. Res phone Mlsh -2l1s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

HOMES rs CTIN AND ST. EJEr~
ln beautiful l,",eIaud ana lfrrr l...
Lots iu every T1rf oi ff- .fF .u.
4. res H1LLu nI - Stars nu e..-
nhe- $It9 io 500 each. 50 cash aul So
SOME oF ORR 500 HOMES
Southeast. one room cottage fErlI-
TidSe ana she'd lJ tBXllU. rrl.. >H
$50 cash. so month.
Np'lhrisii e" ruom rottaE'. good Iu.l.
ton, plr- modern 500. stuI cash.
NorthWCst $ large rooms. : .uunIr.-
baths. Price 5000; $500 cash
Exclusive addition. neat bungalow.
built years, completely nlodc-u- r
rooms lot 401li0 Price $1,000. terms
GOOD location. completely modern
tool- nome. garage large lot. 81 300, $500
Best residence section perrr-ffon a
arrhlte'ltre, room home. beautifully
arranged, best finish uuaut m lrtalI.
garage Price SGINo terms
Close in. high class duul,N. IG rooms
completely modern. o1k ruImr. IuI
s en-, l -1j5 nnish, laundry doull, strls.
Elaborate 30 finish. exquisite leta...
perfectly modern Z room house double
garage, large Tot Price $1,000. terms
We have many bungalows. prices range
from $1,000 20 $500 terms IN fu
WORnEN REALTY go
rs Farmers Trust Bldg Main sf-
We Are Independent
WE SELL THE EARTH Properir
Tor sale lu al parts or thc city
Farms ana small Acre Pfaf-
Northwest, an modern. close in. " bed
rooms, full basement built g trars
$4,000 800 cash
All modern g room home. Iaf 40AIsf
3 bedrooms, OAK floors STREET paved. luu
dry and double garage. $4,000. terms.
rooms, bedrooms. AN modern. trI
basement paved street 5000 terms
Feauuful room hruse. lI modern .
= bedrooms, oak floors. garage. huilf
e. years. 5000. terms
Artistic double house. aH rrudarr. urf
Leland av, with FUN Dot Room. rIr.
finished iu walnut aud CHERRY u.Ir.
hardwood floors thrJIg hugf. blir Iu nur
Yet. bookcases and ruphoarIs. fuII ha-r.
meut with laundry and tubs IurnI.
garage. street and alley paved $4,000
5000 cash
Southeast. California iyue bungalow
O. rooms. all modern. iot fUEfl0. H..
rooms finished in oak and white enamel
fnll basement. laundry auI tubs -Hr.-..
street paved. built % years. uu ASSESS
Wents $500. terms
rooms aii modern bedrooms na.
floors, large living room vfh open
staircase fuIl basement street pave.
- rO0- terms
s. rooms. 400 modern. 9 bedruuri. good
basement. double garage. street paved
- Jpu, terms.
rooms. partly modern. S-75G. $3.50
cash
HAJGH AND HARMON
5262> Farmers Trust EI-
Phone Main 1852
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

30 HORSES ~ wagons and - sets ~
farm and team harness aud other or
tlcles. Saturday, March 1Jth. 40 "a. u.
~ 2G01 Michigan ST. Hartman a.
Steiner. aucts., Ierald e. sluett a Hu-
ward Newman. clerks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

room house, vacant 600 ueHlY. paper
e. on inside and painted ONE outside.
S. Scott ST., near indiana av. >3.s-r. $500
cash. balance ea-g terms.
% room house. vacant JUST IkH ness
Indiana av.. near Prairie aV. $3.50. $500
cash, balance 20 suit Eour income.
. rooms Glover So Immediate pos.
session. $3.50
Two 81 room houses. E4sr Donald st
in good repair 5000 each
rooms strictly modern. poriI-e ar.
>6 800
FARMS
DO acre farm. snaI house aHJ .uf
buildings. uUr. baf mile east afaIrfar.
urban car Iue ou Michigan State t..
$500
20 acres. good 8 room hog-e si1 m
northeast of hI-IaHHks. 81 500. S-Hu
cash. balance easy TERMS
10 acre. UU ElnHr.-."r- road MOST
y rich lo4m ana mu.k land. -..-
buildings
200 acres. small four room ra.-.
wind .miU and barn. 1-u s.-a- .s.-.
mostly rich black Inar.. fI--. HrU .rr
BALI miles from hauling station. 81 nD.
acre. easy terms.
viii take some ..fr property tr trade
Tor auF ~ fhe above r4rns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

6 PER CENT INTEREST
Is paid w go deposits lslg wl,l "a
We loan money On urst -1orszEs
securities Ga South Bend and lElse-
tVaka F0rk.ugmens Building a
Loan Assn Wbit-ou5 g. ksLsgs
0Glce, Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

40 ACRES-GOOD HOUSE WITH 40
ACRES OF GOOD LAND, SUITABLE
FOR SUBDINIDING; LAY ONE MILE
WEST OF RIVER; VIEW CEMETERY
AND ONE MILE NORTH OF LIN.
coin WAY W. POSSESSION
MARCH Is, 1921 II INTERESTED
CALL Al COS FARMERS TRUST
BLDG. AND ASK FOR f. J. AMBER
son. REALTOR PHONE LINCOLN
IS5s; LINCOLN 1906
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

lots Tor Sale

Lots for Sale S.
BUILDING SITES have some cloSe-iu
building gofs the price Of which would
hardly pay FOR improvements now TIA.
Prices run from 500 90 $50 William
Happ. pa citizens Bank Bldg. Phone
Lincoln lJil.
FOR SALE-AcreaEe on Dixie Highway.
Street car line; electric lights; neat
EOSelaWn For price and terms call
Main go. lincoln 1915. Lincoln 343S
IOT-T0od Iuilding Iot In fine location.
VIII sell cheap II taken at once Phone
Main -1o5
LOT-For ssle cheap. or paved street
Dubafl av., ] block east from Mich
igan st. Phone Main 4763 or cal 81
s. Lafay cite -. Prest-O-Light Battery
Co.
RIVER PARK-Lots-Fo bargains In
desirable locations see j. NJ Jolly.
225 :. Main 81 Office phone 600,
Residence Nishawaka 2ii4
TWO InrS-un Laportr Az. one on
81 Paurs Place. between C1lfax ay.,
aud Washington 81 Write Mrs. J. -.
Horton, Paoh Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

FOUR Passenger coupe d first class
condition has battery ignition. Bar
gain ~ taken az once Telephone Lin
coin ldJ2
OLD>MOBILE TpUElNG-A late model
% CYLINDER iu excellent condition. for
sale at low price. 4. W Stc!nhart
south Bend co, .Li-1T y. Latal cite 81.
Main l2N1 Dodge Bros Motor Cars.
model a. Overland with electric start
rr and lights Mechanically Al Cundi-
tInn. . good tires = 81 which have
NOT run $40 miles BARGAIN f0r YOU nj
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-19

1--WE SELL THE EARTH - acre tract
mile of the Dixie Highway. on
IieIlthwiu Road 3 minutes from car
uue; good dark loam with gravel sub
soil. various Kinds Of fruit good =
room house. With good basement, also
other buildings. Price 81 .3Dl- $500 cash,
uaI So monthly. Haugh a harmon
l26--~ Farmers Trust Bldg Main us2
% ACI;ES-At Carver Lake. good build
iuEgS For parti liars So. Herreman.
14l Farmers Trust Bldg. Prone Main
1g ACEE>- Fine buildings Iqys good
Good rent Price S1O.OUO. terms II
desired Fred s.. +Iprv-maU. 80 Farm
ers Trust Bldg Main 100
Houses Tor sale 50
ABATEMENT EUILDING-Bes apart
meat building in south Bend strictly
modern Ia every way. four blocks from
center Income SIG, $500 per year
price 100000 or viii accept a mall
farm as part payment. Wesley Van
Nalin, ca Farmers Trust Bldg.
a NEW HOME-F0r s.. 80 Attractive 1
room cottage. nice lot in Mtshawaka.
Electric lights. Built On new low cost
basis. Sell on easy payments, ". y.
Dawes Co. 81 5. Main 81 Lincoln alIg
BLAINE AN--SeveD room Tome. With
bath. gas and water. large lot, J0xl2s
possession NJ once RaiphC Osborne,
Tcaltor. Main SCI or -