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, 1921-08-01
Peoples Forum


Editor Tribune: We were glad to
see you visiting the tourist camp. and
the Casper Motor club wishes TO ex-
tend through your good paper a cor
dial invitation for all OF the people OF
Casper to visit this camp. the best
time being between the hours of 4 and
s p. m. when most of the tourists are
In or Just getting in. 1t is quite de-
sirable that all visitors go through
h clubhouse. Inc see how the tour
, 1921-08-01
RACE WITH DEATH.

Thrilling escape from drowning by
swimming through III turbulent
waters of a cloudburst sweeping down
Sand coulee southwest OF Chance.
was the experience early last week
Of John Tolman. prominent clark's
Fork rancher. and his daughter Miss
, 1921-08-01

DO You Know that the hirh.,,
grade OF honey Is produced in NJ,
trona county in sufficient quantity "a
supply all dealers william Moetsnsr
p o. Box HOS. T.e7lu
, 1921-08-01
THE TESTS

Unique and instructive experiments have inst beer
concluded 80 miles off the Virginia capes to test under
the most favorable circumstances the superiority of
air or water craft in war, The experiments extended
, 1921-08-01

VIII the makers of traffic regulations kindly see
that the two nJunetions-"No Parking Here and
, 1921-08-01

Jeweiry and watch repairing by ex-
workmen. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. o-S Bldg.
35tf
, 1921-08-01

Inc Monticello, N. Y, pastor, whose wife eloped
with another man, and returned repentant, was per
mltted to weep on her husbands shoulder. but was
climbed back into her fivver and obered. Ne
, 1921-08-01

1t is said Mr.. Dawes removes both coat and vest
and rolls up his shirt sleeves. That is why Mr.. Dawes
is producing results. 1t is suggested that others as
sumo the same attitude toward work, during the
heated term in Washington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 70 ~co1TxACf61s.
STATE highway CONSTRUCTION.

/. Proposals for the CONSTRUCTION 81
4 concrste pavement Will be received by
E;tty ri. Grand, Forks: North Dakota. a,
the city hall at Grand Forks. North Da,
k6ta. not later than 10 o'clock A. NJ.
April 1st: 1921: at which place they viii
p E. ERp r. opened and read at : o'-'oc'
2. The proposals must be mailed to oi
Otherwise deposited with the city audito,
and shall be sealed and endorsed PRO,
Grand Forks County"
s.: A certified check FOR five HUNDRED
dollars ($5o0) and a bond in amount no
T. Contemplated work consists 81
S gisfSz ~ m'i fol,S 9f sur 1SsSSr, road ia iT p,cve;
sGnsisting lo Of Two IS fsof f. st Aip t Of se'
tions I plus 2e,so and 81. plus ii. o6 in.
yolving approximately 1373s;os g. yds
filler (E"S", and 1896 lbs. reinforcine
steel and city work consisting of ali
other work between stations 4 plus $3.50
and - plus 1905 involving approximate.
I1:2:3 mix) or other suifacing: 2425 lin
It. prepared joint filler tk"xs-): 6.767
lbs:, reinforced steel; las. lin. it: circular
ee9HTrbinei 1876 lin; IT. straight curbins; /,
y y - ~ NO. oAlh SNSdt 10 SIu III
lets;a10SO lin. #. vitrifed clay pipe Is"
IAN and 8 sheet monuments (east iron
s. A $500 deposit fee Will be required
BY the city auditor for each proposal
blank secured, which deposit viii be re.
g; .Cohtracts II awarded. will be
awarded for b6th the Fedora. Aid Pro:
ject ara The work to BE done By the city,
T.. All bidders are required to stale
the rate of interest, not exceeding I per
cent per annum. which the warrants
which shall be issued for the payment
for such work. shall bear. and shall Be
by. the bidder accepted 1t par Ia such
payment At the Sption Of the city.
MI work to be completed on or before
September LIST: 1921. 80
Bids, will be received for the whole
amount or Pavement. each bidder. shall
state the ah1ount per yard for which he
will complete the whole thereof.
=. Copies Of PROPOSAL blanks ftat be
obtained from the city auditor. Plans
ee1d SPECIFICATIONS are on fle in the onice
Bismarck, North Dakota, where they
office Of the city auditor.
8. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening Of the proposals.
50. The right is reserved to reject any
and All PROPOSALS or Is accept such as
may BE determined to 81. for. tie best in
tefests Of the city ana state and tu
waive technicalities. 49,.
DATED March CHS IA, ls ). BvANsox,
March 1o-17-e4, issi.j
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Want Ad Rates
3 Cent? a WORD : pay,

3 Cent? a Word Q Day.
h minimum ch1rge is "a cents psf day
1or Z or more days. Minimum charge
Q one day 25 cents. Use s words or
more to- get your moneys worth. ~
vs. month, $500 per. lire sfif nd
hi SHa1ge IN ADJ. Minimum chafge $500.
EssEnese rates aentitle you DISQUALIFICATION
s IN OCtn the morning and evening edi-
REFORMATION. "
CLOSING HOuRS-Waht Ad FORMS
close every morning at / 1856 for the
evening edition, and s O'Clock every
evening for the morning edition Ell,
cept Saturday when forms close 1T
- p. M. for Sunday morning edition.
laTELIEPHONE WANT kDs-Want
sAds are received by phone. but are
payable the same day AsN received
and collection will be made at y6Gy
nome or office>as soon as 10 corr
h., ysnient for the collector to CALI
This is accommodation SERVES and
pigment should~be made promptly
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Ways accompanied by the cash:
Please comply with this rule to
avoid Inconvenience and delay.
IeTHp HERALD will accept only clean
|.& Advertising, and any information
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
Any crop that Is grown for,the sill,

Any crop that Us grown fofythe Ssilo
shodld/be planted and treated so that
1t will be practically mature IL the
the first frosts come. While there
has been d great deal Of Argument as
70 the value II large Yielding crops
for the silo. as compared with lower
yielding that the crop that practical
~ natures and contains a large
age. This will hold true or the small
grains. sweet clover. alfalfa; etc, as
we'll as corn.
While it, Is true that any crop put
in thet s1o. even though green will
make good feed, the same crop, il
mature. would be much better. The
green crops. when put into the silo,
become Sour and are not so palata-
BILE. and unquestionably contain less
feeding value per ton.
\ Grow as For Grain.
In planting silage crops it is doubt
less the best practice to plant the
same as il a grain crop we're expect
ed. This is contrary to the old idea
OF planting si1age corn in drills. very
thick. SO as to get an immense yield.
While OF course it is desired to have
as large a yield as possible. it is
70 lIlAl- IN .lcSUlIlE VdIuC Der
acre IS no higher than the thiekly
planted, large growing varieties, than
it would benin Smaller varieties which
would practically mature. For silage
the largest yielding variety that will
practically mature should be grown.
It is no necessary for the corn crop.
FOR. INSTANCE. to be thoroughly hard
and dry before frost. and for THIS
reason a sbrhewhat larger growing
variety might BE planted for silage.
than wou1d be grown If X. were de-
sired that the> corn be fully matured
before frost. N the corn has we'll
passed the roasting ear stage. or is In
the glazed stage BY the time Of the
first killing frost. it would be In good
shape for silage.
Cut When Mature or trusted,
the crop grown for the silo should
be cut DIS soon as it has reached the
profer stage. With corn this is con :
sidered to be when a part OF the ears
are glazed; that is, as the corn passes
the roasting ear stage, the dent .corns
Will becof1e hard and glossy, as the
husks begin to dry. The stalks will
contain a great. deal Of sap and there
will be manly stalks that are much
ereeher.. 1t is desirable to cut corr
when there will be sufficient moisture
in the stalks and ears to admit Of it
being thoroughly packed IN the silo.
This same rule would hold true with
the small grains, br any other crop
that is/put in the silo.. Oats or wheat
should be cut a little earlier than they
are cut for grain, Or when they are
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
AND foRkay. HERALp, THURSDAY, MARCH /;
MONEY 70 LOAN

FARM LOANS IN THE RED. RIVER
! Valley. III Minnesota. Rate reason
able. Prepayment privileges granted.
Forks. Minn. - ~'-"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
FOOT SPECIALISTS

DIR. j. G. ANSoN, FOOT sPECIALIsr.
Over drug store, srd and Dseders Ave:
Corns removed without pafn..SInstaht
relief to tired and aching feet. Nails.
bunions treated. Warts. removed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
HAr uhhAN1NG.

Hats Clsaned afd Re-Biocked.. Alsb,. DC
'ffst class siOe ffpaifiii6. Tho Busy Bee,
Hat Cleaning, R%eblockinE, Also ava sttaW;
e4tak, iaEaHa. E2rks. Hat !Elssaablnlk. EFafday
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
. FAMOUS AcItas q

HSstbn,. March iy.--T2N ds1fh xf
William I~saWfenes, VII EuSeSSnG6
DeafiAh Thompson III uReae 36aS6tslh
1.-The On HoiaesteAd,' And plAyeHst NS
haftss;ges titnes was AniiUNYSt4ssl M
'tapSsd whiie playing HERE ~ dBlaAf-
any.
lawrence Was born iii Nyta aetia
and was a sailor ana fht trxbper H.
fore he weAt On th& Stage.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
sFuRNITuRh

gyhaskLEZb5NtNa TABLE, II
$50 ivbfy dressing t&bi4. 214 N. End
ST. EAST Grand FORKS Phone 1861.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

MONEY 70 LOAN, A. M. NASH. II. 81,
ssGl96fA BlaE !GLahd E3tkA.1Na Q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

Sgyk sALE-oNE BoWsHER 1-GAL.
~ prepayment aif stati5h With wi.
sHAslSf attachment and globe,lfor light, Il
4 shape. Cost sl2s: sell fcf ssu. 4
Y8fEanizer FUSED used very little,
sHe&aSS $40. w. H. Robbins, HAmpden,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

WE BUY ANp snLt SECOND HAM
sSS4n + IA t &C. sS SSs sst't g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

sEGONp HANB FURNITURE. STOVES
.K!ensie, 105 s. Third ST. Phone $50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

,6HIcKeRfNasPfANo WILTON Hut
SES2:,; a sbsit sfa,aSs' 5 aiS}ss room SCI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

Pittsburgh. Pa.4HArry s0teb otlx-
pointed Jack RenAult d NcntfSalsia
ten rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
DRY TO
DECIDE VALIDITY

wASHISGTON. July 7-Prohibi-
ton enforcement officials were di-
vided today in their opinion regard
ing the admissibility OF Cuban
sugar with a kick"
to the department Of
nmerce stated that Cuban scien-
8 have discovered way Of con-
Hrting sugar into "a drink which
contains no alcohol but has an
-Iron mike" punch.
Another wet hope gone wrong
Adeclared Roy Haynes prohibition
commission today. Haynes said
i hat the Volstead law banned an in
ytoxlcating Liquors regardless Of al
cOholic content.
George w. Ashworth. chief OF the
division OF customs. held out more
hope 10 the thirsty
The discovery was the result OF
exI eriments made at the govern
ment sugar college FOR ways of
converting the huge surplus Of sugar
into salable goods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
STARTLING SUIT
AIRED IN COURT

OAKLAND. calf. July IA SEN
|atoual divorce case watch revealed
Z former Oakland man. Edgar S.. W.
~ as a general in the Russian
.rmy and named a Russian princess
ID correspondent. was heard before
31perior Judge Trabucco today and
suited in an iutcrlocutory decree
l. divorce 10 Mrs. Edith Rose Nye
u Ala media.
\ Mrs. Nye declared that her hus-
rand first went 90 Europe as an Of
|lcial Of the T. 81. q. A. She said
go after he vas discharged from
s j. y " @. A. at the end OF the
ar he worked in Paris as a CORES
pendent and later Joined the army
'of Gen WranVel 90 fight the Boil
.shevikL Desertion and failure 20
provide were named as contributing
(act0rs 20 the severance OF happy
relations between the couple. be-
sides the friendship Of General
.Nye" with the Princess Catherine
\ Since the war ended Mrs. Nyc de-
&larcd her husband showed no dis
position or desire 20 return home.
despite her p.eadings that he return
and support her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
'YAFT WILL TAKE
OATH ON MONDAY

WASHINGTON. July william
Howard Taft. newly appointed chief
Justice OF the United States supreme
court, will take the oath of office
Monday Atty Gen. Daugherty an
Aounced today chief Justice Hoe
ng OF the supreme court of the Dis
Eict Of Columbia viii administer
the cath. Mr.. Taft deferred taking
the oath from Friday Of this week
in order that the attorney general
might keep a promise to visit his
AGED mother on that day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

We have the S-udebabrr homes FOR
sale. They are good homes. The prices
are right Let ls -lou them o. rul.
Modern home. seven rooms. good lC.a-
tiou $500 $50 cash.
Modern bungalow iu best condition
five rooms, built four years. desirable los
cation 81 600. $1,000 cash.
IN center brick mansion. ffnrrrch. r
modern. u beautiful rooms best su Sd
throughout, garage, lot sfr1ao DOG .F
worth $4,000 Price $4,000. lr.--h'-T
cnsh. This property Nil double .n value
Ga two years
Beautiful English colonial. rrTt ESQ
years. seven rooms, modern. Nar. wood
finish entirA 8N modern .arEa-.... es
fireplace. sun par'or. sleeping porch. dee
sirahle location. $1,000 $3.50 cash.
Suburban home on NIles rnlr. Hu... rW0
years large barn and poultry sheds f.Gr
acres good sol- price very reasonable
owner leaving state
Neat fve-room cottage good location.
extra large lot shade, near car lue. -
blocks from center. 81 500. $500 cash.
WORDEN REALTY CO.
Main f45 25S Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


EItTH r-ROOM HOTSE-For sale az 81
y ST. Louis blvd, all modern but FUR
mace; newly decorated inside and out
house now vacant Price $4,000 1a-i
Wolf Bros Co, ia \. Main -. LIN
coin 5tT
SEVEN ROOM DUPLEX HOUSE--Ali
modern; VIII sell az sacrifice if' solo -
once Sample St Five-room house. a.l
modern: $1,000 down. 81 Louis 81
Ter houses. ready 20 move in. new :
modern: 500 down balance Ike rent
Seven-rOom house IN south part or
town: g. ESQ. $500 down. balance Ike
rent Five-room house on Osborn 81 +.
all modern except furnace; $4,000 500
down. balance terms. Forty acre farm .
four-room house; other outbuildirgs
$4,000 price so Farmers Trust
bldg Lincoln 1S16.
AL MODERN seven room house In
good locality. five blocks north Of the
center Of town. Price. $500; SlOoo
down. balance on monthly payments.
s NJ Robertson & Son. ~ y Main 81
BCNGALOW-One block from 5. Michi-
gan. i've rooms, modern. garage, pay .
ments. Wesley Van Valin, GA Farmers
Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale.

Automobiles For sale.
AUIOS FOR SALE-TOW SERVICE.
CENTRAL GARAGE. WE PULL YOU
IN ANY TIME. DAY OR NIGHT
BUICE-Aut0mObile. Twentieth Cen
tury Garage. Phone Main 80. ask
Tor Mr. Beale.
WILLYS- KNIGHT hve-p passenger tour
top and battery family ear. well taken
care Of first check for $4,000 takes &c.
Main 1891
DODGE TOURING for sale OF win
trade for small car Open evenings.
Z w Steiuhart Sou,h Bend Co.. 2lJ 5.
latsg cite Main l-Ss.
GOOD RELIABLE Used CAES-Frum a
reliable dealer. Come iu ana look over
our line before YOU buy. Franklin Mo-
tor Car Co. 800 j.. Jefferson blvd.
open evenings
WILLlS-kNIGUI five passenger tour
iuE car. in splendid shape, good tires
new top aud battery family car. we'll
taken care of, first check for $4,000
takes lt. Main 1891.
MRS SMITH Where did YOU get that
new carr Gee, But that looks swell.
Mrs Brown-Why, that isn't q new ear.
It's "a rebuilt used car that we bought
OF the South Bend Auto Exchange at
532l4 S. Michigan ST. That sure is
great place % buy used cars.
FORD ROADSTER-191 model: good
condition. 232 n Michigan So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

INDEX To CLASSIFICATlONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
N Deaths
Pin McmOricm.
5-Cards OF Thanks.
4--Funeral Directors.
o-Fuuerll Flowers.
6-tcmetery Lots. Monuments.
. Lodge Notices
-ComluE Events
D-PersouaIs
l0-LOst and Found
AUTOMOBILES
11-Auromobiles FOR sale.
l2-MOtorCycles and Bicycles.
l.-Automobiles for Exchange.
14-Auto Accessories
10 service stations Repairing.
lb-Aut0 Livery -JaraEes.
1f-Wauted Automobile.
BUSINESS SERVICE
lS-Busiufss Services offered.
Building -CCLtra.tiu-
Heating and Plumbing.
II insurance.
22-Miuuery -Dressmaking.
Moving Iruek.uC. Storage.
4-PaiutilE paperiug
2,-Futent Attorneys
20 Printing Stationery
2I-ProfessiouaI Services
2S-RepairnC
29-Renoatiug and DyejnE
0-Iaicrlne ana Pressing.
81" 'H'eo E,I ngs,9Gs ,,r Ssr'i'e.
52-Help Wanted Female
S3-Help Wanted -Nafe.
34-Help Male or TrulIe
S5-Salesmeu and AGENTS
3G-SituatIuu- Wanted Female.
Situations Wanted Male.
FINANCIAL
IS business oUpurr antilles
&N-lnvestmeuts Stocks Bonds.
40-Mo1ey Co Loan
a1-Wanfed-To Enrrow
INSTR GTIoN
4Z-Correspouden. Courses
43-LocaI Instruction Classes
~ Musical. pa1ri1s Dramatic
4S-Frfvate Instruction
46-Wuutcd--lusfru
LIVE STOCK
4T-nogs. Cats. Pets
4S-HOrses Cattle. Vehicles.
Poultry and Supplies.
so Wanted Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
51-Artlcies FOR sale
Business Equipment
53-Boats and Accessories.
54-BuildiuC Materials
55-Farm and Dairy Products
oE-Fuel and Feed
n 57-GoCd Things 90 Eat
~ 5S-Home Made Things
5e-Household Goods
Co ewelry and Watches.
6l-MachiueTy and Tools
G-Musical Instruments
6S-Seeds Plants, Fertilizers
nf-Specl0lE ar fGe NfDFCs
65-Wcarlug Apparel.
b8-Wautel-T Huv
ROOMS AND BOARD
Groom With E0rI.
6S-Rooms Without Board
G-Rooms f0r housekeeping.
70-racatiOu Places
Nv here 90 Eat
T2-Wherc 90 stop in Town
Nv Rooms Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
T4-Apartmeufs and Flats
Ts-Eusiuesz Places Tor Rent
TG-Farms for Rent
T-Houses FOR Rent
Ts-Ofices and Desk Room
TQ-Suburban for Rent
sO-Summer Places Tor Rent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08

WHY PAY RENTT
A small cash payment viii put you in
your own home.
500 cash rooms electric lights, gas
city water. W. Orange 80
$500 cesh-5 rooms. electric lights gas,
y. Georgiana ST.
$500 cash. rooms, electric lights and
gas. y Huey ST.
500 cash-5 room bungalow, electric
lights, city water, gas and toilet N
Clifford ct.
500 cash. room house. city water.
electric lights and gas. hue Dot; ] BLOCK
north OF Lincoln way on Blaine lv
SOC Cash-NcW room buuEa lnFF.
large basement, electric lights. CirE wac
ter and gas, blocks east az Lincoln
school on Calvert ST.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
Blackstone Thcgter Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 2152
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CnrI ID Thank-

Card Of Thanks 3
no THE NEIGHBOES and friends who
assisted me- $50 kindly during my past
sorrow caused by the death az my
loving husband, T lm extremely CRATE
ful Mrs EIzl MILLER
Funeral Directors
TO THOSE So unfortunate as 10 require
funeral director and embalmer. / re-
specuuuy Oner my services stock In
cludes all woods, metals cOi0rs and
fabrics Nelson Jones, Wayne at ST.
Joseph. Ielephone Home 5249.
Lost and FCund. 10
BROWNIE = camera lost on south Side
street car leaving Mishawaka &C .
o'clock. Call Mish1waka 1913.
hElS-In downtown district. Finder
please return ~ police station reward.
LOST small purse Continuing silye-
rosary, stick pin and some change.
EeWard. telephone Lincoln 50ls
BILL FOLDER lost, containing $1,000 b
$1,000; also working casd with name
On same. Eiuder kindly return ~
News-Iimes Once and receive reward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
AUTOMOBILES


Auto Accessories. 10
EARIIKTNs lin rires- Used cnd seconda
Piatner Garage Co. ~ MisoaMaka ax
K-GOODRICH-And United states
tires in cord and fabrics. al sizes,
rebuilt tires. Nulcanizing, Accessories.
Anderson Ilre SHOP. ~ w. south g.
EThWICH AUTO PARTs-we buy and
wreck "em." New and Lsed parts N
hundred and 3fty u50) different
models u cars. FORD parts at 80 per-
cent 70 90 percent % list
EADIATORS-New radiators for any
car az saving OF % 20 90 percent
Auto Eadistor Co. ia East Wayne
ct Phone Lincoln SIS
VIZ CAKIl a complete line OF Ford re-
placement parts and all other acces-
sories Brown Motor supply, III +.
Jefferson.
MOOFFS STORAGE BATTERY HOS
PITAI-"You break EN-, we fix EN-
rebuilding. repairing. recharging. Ex-
pert work on all makes Of batterles'
work guaranteed. 20 :. Michigan
THY NIL TIE GROOVE-V-P Pick
piston rings Increase power, compress
sion and prevent oil leakage. Let us
show sou. Lafayette Garage, J-i ).
Lafayette Main &543
AUTO ACCESS-$4OO 10 5000 cash
refund for every puncture and your
tire repaired free II you use Lee pune
20 80 s. Michigan.
TIE I S. J. storage battery Is an as-
set with any car. battery repair work
done See as first Indiana Battery
Service Co.. III Il. jefferson. Phone
Lincoln $50
TIBES-3Dx3 40 500, 30X3Ia at $500 +;
aZX5t- 0t $50; 3lN4 at $50; 32x4 at
$500. % and Ska at 50 90. Linsen-
mier Iire shop, 500 = Michlgeh s.
BUICK specialist; expert workmanship
on Bucks and all other cars; wash
ing, carbon removed i'm a 1iny. AIS ).
LAFAYETTE lincoln 64s6.
service Statioas-Repairing IS
AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION-Brin
your cars Ia before its condition be-
comes worse. We guarantee our repair
work. Overland South Bend Co, 20
\. Michigan.
CARS WASHED and polished; night seq
vice. PIatuer Garage Co, 2232 Mishd-
waka av.
AUTO TOPS-Seat covers. curtains, gen
eral uphOlsterlng, estimate furnished
Decker Auto Trim shop 5O4 J.. LaSalIe
Lincoln jl9j.
CALIFORNIA TOPS aud truck bodies
built 60 suit your taste or needs We
also conduct n high class paint and trim
shop. See us first. Kristl and Peters
10 y. Notre Dame ST. lincoln 15S9.
BEGINNING MONDAY
July 11th, we viii be on the job
prepared 20 serve our many
friends and patrons seven days
week nc our new location, 80 L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-08
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TlMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED RATES
(Per Line)
One insertion Charge 13c
Iln


(Per Line)
One insertion Charge l5c
Cash lie
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